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IREyiEw of the Markets: and Real Estate Business.
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange, Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Bto.
New York, Dec. 20.?The stock market
gave a demonstration of improved tone
and voice in the spirit with which it
accepted a slump of 13% points in
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, accompanied
by sympathetic -weakness in other
stocks allied to it. It cannot be said
that this violent decline was viewed
with v Indifference, for It effectually
checked the advancing- tendency in the
general market and worked reaction
extending to over two points In a num?
ber of standard railroad stocks and
from 4 to 7 points In some of the In?
dustrials! Thanks to the earlier rise In
the market, however, and tjie rally fol?
lowing the slump, net losses are in
nearly all cases small and some sub?
stantial net gains are shown by Im?
portant stocks. The break in Brooklyn
Rapid Transit was attributed to the
forced liquidation of a very large in?
side account, concerning which many
exaggerated/ rumors of Monday were
reviewed In full force and exaggerated
by the 'bears with a view to breaking
the market:
During the time to-day when Brook?
lyn Rapid Transit was showing most
acute, weakness, the rate for call money
wns quoted at 4 per cent, and was In
plentiful supply on satisfactory col'at
eial,. The rate at no time rose above
9 per cent., and In the late dealings
fell to'2 per cent, on yesterday's low
level. During the day an engagement
of gold for shipment to London was an?
nounced, and'rumors were current of
further heavy engagements to go out
Saturday. The announcement and the
prospect seemed to have no eff.ect on
the local money market. The anomaly
of a 2 per cent, money rate and gol:l be?
ing allowed to go out while stocks are
forced to liquidation at heavy sacrifices,
warrants no other conclusion than that
the secutlty offered for leans to carry
slocks In some instances is unsatisfac?
tory. Such is known to be the case.
Yesterday's measures of protection and
relief were still in force to-day, but It
was made manifest that enre and dis?
crimination arc exercised In applying
the resources contributed. There was
liquidation yet to be accomplished to?
day, and It pursued Its cours?, but was
not allowed to unsetle and demoralize
the whola market as was the case Mon?
day. The tone of the market during
the early hours was nearly normal, ex?
cept that trading was very nctlvo and
fluctuations rather wide. Prices had
advanced and received an additional
Impulse upward with the announce?
ment of the Increase In New York |
Scntral's dividend rate, that stock ris?
ing to 130%.
The bond market was rather active!
and showed late reactions from the
eerly strength, making the tone Irregu- j
lar. Total sales, par value, $3,li>0,000.
IT. S. 2's, 3's, old 4's and B's advanced |
% In the bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day were]
801,700 shares.
New York, Dec. 20.?Standard Oil,]
4.6294.64.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Atchlson .18%
Atchlson, pro. .. 58
B<al. nnd Ohio 51
Can. Paclflo .... SS%
Can. Southern . 48%
Chcs. and Ohio 28%
Chi. G. W.U<)g
C. B and Q .. .118%
C. I and L. 14
C, I and 1>, pro 41
C and E 1 .SO
IT. P., pref. .7IV4
W'abash . 7'i
Wabas-h, pref. . li^j,
W and L E .... $%
W nnd \L E. 2d
pref.Siifc I
WIs. Central ... 16
KXP. COMPANIES.
Adams Ex.
C und N W _156% American Ex
C, ? R I and P ..MMM
C C C and St L 57%
?1%
. BW4
. 14%
? us-?.;
Col. Southern
C S. 1st pref.
C S, 2d pref. .
Del. and Hud.
D, L and XV .,
D and R G .17%
D and R G, pro ?6%
Erle .11
Er e. 1st pref. .. SOU
Gt. Nor., pref. .. 1C0'/.
II. S. Ex.
Wells Fargo ...122
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hocking Coal .. 13
Hocking Val. .. 29%
Illinois Central .103
Iowa Central ... 11%
Iowa Ccn.. pref. 48
K C. P and G .. 7%
L E nnd W .... 20%
L E and XV, pre 7S%
Lake Shore .210
LouIh. and Nash 75?4
Manhattan "V ?1%
Met. St. R'y
Mex. Central
Minn, and St. L 65"
M and St L. pre soy.
Mo. Pacific .30
Mobile and Ohio 31
"M, K and T .... 10
M, K and T, pre 31%
N. J. Central ...113'/.
N. Y. Central ..129
N and XV .22%
N and W, pref. 65
No. Pacific .52
No. Pacific, pref 71%
O and XV .21%
O R and N .42
O R. and N. pre 76
Pennsylvania . 130'/,
Reading .17
Reading, 1st pre 47*4
Reading. 2d pref 25
R. G. W. II
R G XV, pref. .. 83
Bt. L and S F .. 9%
St. L and 8 F,
1st pref.69
St. L nnd S F,
2d pref.29%
Bt. L and S W 11
St. L nnd S W,
pref.?
St. Paul .116%
St. Paul. prof. ..165
St. P and O ....115
So. Pacific .35%
Amer. Cot. Oil
A C O, pref. ...
Amer. Malting
A M, pref.
A S and R ....
A S and R, pre K'.^k I
\mer. Spirits ...
7
31
31'/,
A S, pref.17
Am. Steel Hoop 3S',i I
ASH. pref.
A S nnd W .... 41'.',
A S' and XX' pre SS
Amer. Tin Plate 26
A T P, pref. .... 75
Amer. Tobacco Sfl'i
A T, pref.1S5
Anaconda M C 35
B R T . Gf.",
15S%ICol. Fuel, and I 3M5
'Con. Tobacco ..27%
Con. Tob., prof. SO'*
Federal Steel ... 41%
Fed. Steil, pref. 70*4
Gen. Electric ...119
Glucose Sugar .. 3!l*4
Glu. Sugar, pref. 05
lnt'n'l Paper ... :'il
1 P pref.til
Ijaclede Gas .... 78
Nat Biscuit .... 33?. I
Nat. Biscuit, pre SI "
National Lend .. 241. I
Nat. Lend, pref 103'
National Steel .. 26% I
N S. pre., erx-dlv W%
N. Y. A. B.125 1
North Amer. ... 13'j I
Pacific Coast ... 45
P C, 1st pref. .. w
P C, 2d pref. ... 65
Pacific Mall .... 3S:(4
People's Gas ... S5V4
P. S. Car . Ml
P. S Car pref, Si
Pullman Pal. ...iso
8 R and T . 9
Sugar .12.".%
Sugar, pref.112
Tenn. Coal and 1 7S
U. S. Leather .. 12>i
IT. S. L, pref. .. 69 '
U. S. Rubber .. 39%
-.?II. S. R., prof. ..102
80. Railway .... 11%!W U. ex-dlv. .. syt.
80. R'y. pref. ... nl%jRepubllc I and ,S 1S%
Texas and Pac. 14%!R I and S, pn f. 63
Union Pacific .. 43%'P, C C and St l,US%
BOND MARKET.
New York, Dec. 20, 1
United States 2's, registered .
United States 3's, registered .
United States 3's, coupon .
United 8tntes new 4's, registered ....
United States new 4's, coupon .
United Statt-3 old 4's, registered ....
United Stales old 4's, coupon .
United States G's, registered .
United States G's coupon .
District of Columbia 3-65's .
Virginia Centuries .
Virginia Deferred .
599.
102'.'.
Ill)"
HI)
131%
133%
111
115
113
113
IIS
8-1
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New York. Dec. 20.?Mopey on call
steady at 2<?/-9 per cent.; lnst loan at 3
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5%@
C per cent. Sterling .Exchange steady,
?with actual business In ^bankers' bills
at 4.87% for demand and at 181 for
sixty days. Posted rates. 4.82{j>4.S2%
and 4.88%; commercial bills, 4.80%<(?4,si;
silver certificates, 69@69%; bar silver.
69; Mexican dollars, 47%; Government
bonds, strong;. State bonds, inactive;
railroad bonde, Irregular..
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York, Dec. 20.?Flour, very quiet
In View of tho approaching holidays,
and nominally easier with wheat; Min?
nesota patent, $3.80?4.05; winter pat?
ents. $3.60?3.75; winter straights, $3.35?
3.47; winter extras, $2.60@3.00. Ryo
Flour, steady. ' Buckwheat Flour, dull.
Corn Meal, easy. Wheat, spot weak;
No. 2 red, 73%c Corn, spot easy; No. 2,
39-ic. Oats, spot dull; No. 2, 29c; No.
3. 2S%c.' Beef, steadier-. Cut Meats,
weak. Lard,' steady; Dt/fcember, $5.65,
nominal. Refined, quiet. Pork, easier.
Butter, firm; Western creamery, ? 23?
27c; State dairy, 18@25c Cheese, firm;
fall made fancy small, 12%@13c; fall
made large fancy,. 12%@13c Eggs,
steady; State and Pennsylvania, 24?
25e.; Western ungraded at mark, 16?
21%c, Spot Coffee; Rio quiet.' Mild,
steady. Sugar, raw, firm; fair refining,
3 13-16C.;. centrifugal 96 test, 4V4c;
molasses sugar, 3 9-16c. Refined, steady.
COTTON SEED OIL.
New York, Dec 20.?Cotton-seed oil
active, but nominally steady at former
prices. Prime crude barrels, 28c. nom?
inal; prime summer yellow, 32c; 'off
summer yellow, 31%c; butter grades,
35c. nominal; prime winter yellow, 35?
3fi<\: prime white. 34@35c; prime meal,
$24.r;0<??25.00.
TRUCK MARKET. - '
I ,
(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot.)
New York, Dec. 20.?Potatoes, Bteady;
Jersey. $1.25@1.50; New York, $1.50? |
1.75: Long Island, $1.50@2.00; Jersey,
sweets. $2.26@2.75; Southern, sweets, I
$1.25@1.75.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
Baltimore. Md., Dec 20.?Flour, dull I
and unchanged. Wheat, dull and easy; '
spot and month, 70%?70%c; January,
71'4?71%c; May, 74%@74%c;. Southern
wheat, by sample, 66?72c. Corn, easier;
spot and month, _26%@37c.; December,
new or old, 36%?37c-; January, 36%?
37c; February, 37?4@373bC.; March,
37%c. bid; Southern white, 33@37%c.
Oats, dull and easier; No. 2 white, 30% I
?31c; No. 2 mixed, 28%@29c. Rye, dull |
and nominal; No. 2 nearby, 54c.
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions, Lard, Short
Ribs, Btc.
Chicago, Dec 20.?A slack \demand
and small clearances at the seaboard
took the starch Nout of 'wheat to-day,
May closing %c under yesterday. Corn,
%?Uc down, and oats %c. lower. .
Provisions closed unchanged.
Tho"leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Oos.
Wheat No. 2?
Dee. 66% mk C5-?i 05->4
May . 70?i 70% C!l% BWi I
duly..*... 70ft, 70 % ?il-74 C'J:fc
Corn No. 2?
Dec. 30% 30% 30>,i 30VJ
Jan. 2Q% 80% 30% 30%
May . 32va 32% 327? 32-)?
Oats No. 2?
Dee. 22% 22% 2Z% 22V4 i
May . 2-1% 24% 23% 23%
Mess Pork, per bnrrel?,
Jan.10.02% 9.Si'/. 9.90
Miay .10.30 10.37% 10.22',?. 10.25
Lord, per 100 pounds?
Jnn.5.35 fi.37% '5.30 5.32','.
May . 5.56 5.?0 6.55 5.CO
Short Ribs, peT 100 pounds
Jan. .5.27% 5.27% 5.22?/, 5.22%
May .5.40 5.45 5.37',?. 5.37% I
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was steady: No. 3 spring wheat. 61?65!jKC.;
No. 2 red, G?/fT?Oc.; No. 2 corn, 30%c: No.
2 oats, 22%(<i 23c.: No. 2 white, 25>4?2894c;
No. 3 white, 24-'>i<ij2:>%c.; No. 2 rye. 520.;
No. 2 bnrley, 8S@46c.; No. 1 flax seed,
$1.4S'..'.; prime timothy seed, $2.50. Mess
Pork, per barrel,- $8.70?9.95; lard, per 100
pounds. $5.0tXW5.30: short ribs sides (loose),
$5.154/5.40; dry salted shoulders (boxed). ,
5%?5%?\; short clear sides (boxed), J?.451/) !
5.55. Whiskey, distillers' finished goods,
per gallon. $1.23%. Sugars, cut loaf, un?
changed.
On tho Produce 'Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creameries, Hi
fe'J.'ie.; dairies, KQ22c.
NAVAL STORES.
Charleston, S. C, Dec. 20.?Turpen?
tine market firm at 48c. Kosin linn,
unchanged.
Savannah, 6a., Dec. 20.?Spirits tur?
pentine firm, IS'^c. Ros n firm: ABC
D, $1.15; E. $1.20; F. $1.30; G, $1.35; H,
$1.45; I. $1.50; K, $1.55; M, $1.85; N,
$2.30; W G. $2.SO; W W, S3.60.
Wilmington, N. C, Dec. 20.?Spirits]
turpentine, nothing doing. Hosln, firm,
$1.10(8)1.15; Crude turpentine, firm,
$1.60 and $2.80. Tar, quiet, $1.25.
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York, Dec 20.?To-day's market
for cotton, while irregular, was practi?
cally normal, except for a few belated
selling orders from remote points and
the liquidation of unmargined local In?
terests with one interval of decided
weakness in the afternoon,, when the
market broke 10 points on Wall street
rumors. Liverpool followed up her bul?
lish leadership of yesterday with a
burdening and more nctlve market for
spot cotton, and a gain of 2%?3-64d. in
futures. This show of foreign firmness
made the opening of our market steady
at an advance of 5 points. Good foreign
buying was a feature, but n demand
from shorts was the best support the
market had. At the strongest .interval
prices showed n net rise of 8@10 points.
The ndvance was cheeked by selling for
the account of scattered holders, who
wished to reduce their holdings In an?
ticipation of the holldnys. The volume
of transactions, olthough considerably
smaller than yesterday's total, repre?
sented nn active market. Hut for the
afternoon brenk the genernl course ot
the market wr.-s strongly upward with
the close feverish ut an advance of 2@5
points.
New York! Dec 20.?Cotton futures
opened steady. January, 7.16; Feb?
ruary, 7.22; March, 7.2S; April, 7.32:
May, 7.36; June. 7.35; .Inly. 7.34;
August, 7.30: September, 6.90: October,
6.84; November. 6.S0.
Futures closed feverish. December,
- " ? T.ry " ""? T>b'- ' '",'
'March, 7.27; April, 7.31; Many and
uuii'ei ?.*???. .lu.... ....... Au^uai, ..v.-,
September. 6.98; October, 6.S6.
Spot closed Bteady. l-16c higher;
middling uplands, 7 9-16c: middling
gulf, 7 13-16c; sales, 700 bales.
Now York, Dec. 20.?Cotton, steady.
Middling, 7 9-16c; net receipts, 50
bales; gross, 2,462 bales; sales, 700
bales; stock. 111,009 bales.
Tolal to-dny: Net receipts, 40.530
bales: exports to Great Britain, 3,256
bpiles; Continent, 10,592 bales; stock,
105.951 bales. ? j
Tt'tnl since September 1: Not re?
ceipts, 3,645,791 bales; exports to Great
Britain. 9I0.-1S2 bales: France. 406.02,1
bales; Continent, 1.016,989 bales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans, Dec. 20.-^Cotton futures
steady: Jail. 6.9S@6.09; Feb.. 7.01@7.C2;
Mar.. 7.04@7.06; Apr., 7.06?7.07; May.
7.0S@7.09; Juno, 7.10?7.11; July, 7.12?
7.13; Aug., G.97?6.99; Sept., 6.71@0.74; 1
Oct., 6.61 bid.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, Deo. 20.?<2otton:'. Spot,
good business done; prices 1-lCd.
higher; American middling, 4 ll-32d.t
The sales of the day were 12,000 bales,
of which 1,000 were tor speculation and
export, and Included 11,300 American.
Receipts, 30,000 bales, all American.
Futures opened firm nnd closed
steady at the advance. American mid?
dling: December, 4 U-64d. seller;
December and January, 4 09-C4d. seller;
January and February, 4 07-64d. seller;
February.and March,-4 05-64d. seller;
March and April. 4 03-64@4 04-64d.
sellers; April and May, 4 02-64d. seller;
May and June, 4 00-6404 01-64d. sellers;
June and July, 3 G3-61d. seller: July
and August, 3 61-61@3 62-64d. buyers;
August and September, 3 B8-64d. buyer;
September and October, 3 51-6td. value.
Norfolk Cotton Market.
Norfolk, Va., Dec. 20, 1S99.
1899. 1S9S.
Tone .Steady. Dull.
Good middling .7 9-16 6%
Middling .7% 6%
Low middling .6 13-16 . 4 15-16 |
Good ordinary .6 4V4
Bales.. Balos.
Sales. . 06 53
Receipts . 2,293 5.4S9
Shipments . 3.729 6.351
Stock .3S.3S4 55,624
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Thro. Local. Total.
Seaboard Air Line .... ? 115 115
Norfolk & Western ..100 ? 2OT
Norfolk & Southern .. 2 400 111
Norfolk & Carolina .. ? 101 101
Southern Railway .... 952 ?14 1,565
Total .1,054 1,339 2,293
AMONG OUR COTTON MLN.
Rainy weather In Texas
Liverpool advanced 1-tUd. on spot cot?
ton. Sales, 12,000 bales. Future con?
tracts closed steady, 4 points advance!
on near months and 2 points on late
months.
Bar silver in London 27V&d.?decline
of l-16d.?against 27%d. last year.
Port receipts yesterday were 40,0301
bales, against 71,352 bales last year and
42.666 bales in 1S96.
Future contract market in New York1
closed feverish, 2 to 4 nolnts advance.
January, 7.15<r?7.16; May, 7.34@7.35: Au
Kust, 7.32; October, 6.86<fi>6.S8. Spot cot?
ton advanced l-16c.
1 Receipts at Houston. Texas, to-day
estimated at 5.500 to 6,000 bales, against
17.125 bales last year and 9,156 bales in
1S96.
January contracts in New Orleans;
advanced 2 points, closing at 6.98.
New Orleans spot market unchanged.
New Orleans receipts to-day estimat?
ed at 3.500 to 4,fiO0 bales, against 13.340
bales last year and 12,389 bales in 1S96.
KORFOLK MARKETS
For Grain, nay, Groceries, Provisions,
Sc.
Qnoinf lonam ?rh?lAslitn Prion*. mi.
. ?< ciiliri-n Iki '.iiuimi, nml prtccN uro
Kfihjccl to fluciiintlnii In ilinrUet.
GRAIN. HAT AND RICE.
CORN?White corn, from store, 4Gc;
mixed corn, from store, 45c; while oats,
from ?tore. 3Sc; mixed oats. 33c.
MILL, FEED-Mnrket steady: bran, per
ton, J17.00; middling J19.00 pfcr soti.
OATS?Steady: mixed. 35c: whllo. 3Sc.
HAY?No. 1 Timothy hay, car lots,315.50;
ton lots, 316.00; mixed hay, car lots, 314.50;
ton lots, 315.00.
MILLED RICE-Ai to grades?6% to
Gsic.
rough RICE?None on the market.
PEANUT? AND peas.
PEANUTS?Market, new fancy, 2-yic:
strictly prime, 2VaC.i prime, 2'.i@2e.; com?
mon. 1V'4j2c.; Spanish. COc ner bushel.
PEAS?Blackcye. $2.rj0?3.00 per bag.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
POULTRY?Live, steady; chickens, old
fat 25'S27c; spring chickens, small, cteady
.-it ' 12?15c; large, 15@20c; ducks, mud,
20c
EGGS?Market firm at ISc. per dozen.
BUTTER?Good country, 12@lfic.
COUNTRY HAMS ? Steady; Snjlthfleld
fancy, I3?15c.: Virginia country, 10@12H.c;
good North Carolina. 104Jll2%c
POTATOES?Northern, wliito, S1.60(2'1.7,i
ner bag; new sweets "layman, 41.00 per
barrel; yellow. SOc.QJI.CO.
CABBAGE?$l.501iH.75 per sugar barrel
ONIONS?Jl.COli 1.75 per bag. .
BERMUDA?None.
FRU1T3.
APPLES?Virginia apples, 32.25?3.00 per
barrel- Northern, S2.00?3.00.
LEMONS?$3.50 per box.
P E A C H10 S?N o no.
PEAS?BLACK EVE, 32.50@3.00 per bag.
LIMES?11.00 per basket.
PINE ArPLES-10$jl2c.
BANANAS-l'er bunch, 50c?$1.50.
COCOANUTS?100 to bag, J3 50.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES ? Messina,
J3 005J3.25; secdlnRB, ?3.004f3 25; navels, Jl.oi
?1.50 per box; Jamaica. J3.50 per box.
GROCERIES.
FI-OUR-Marlcet firm; spring wheat,
patent. t4.R0: winter wheat, patent, 34.25;
winter wheat, half patent. 33.S5; win?
ter wheat, choice straight, 33.06; winter
wheat, family, J3.f.5; winter wheat, fair to
good grades of extra, 33.25; winter wheat
super. S2.76#3.10.
MEAL?Per bag 100 lbs., 9Sc; 90 lb. bogs,
92c.
coffee?slendy; Java. 24?25c.; do.
Laguaro. 12513c; cnolco Rio. lo?lic;
prime, do., HiUV4c: fair., do., b?sV?c;
common, do.. 7V&w7%c.
CHEESE? ;.nrgo rail cream, 13'i?14%c.
small full cream. 13Mc.
SUGAR?Market steady. The plan of
selling sugar nt delivery prices has been
suspended for the present. All quotations
will bo modo f. 0. b. Norfolk. Cut Loaf.
5.92; Patent Cubes. 6.54: Powdered, 5.4S;
Pino Granulated, 5.41: -Standard Granu?
lated 6.41: Confectioners' A, 5.29: Key?
stone A, 6.C0; Centennial B, *.G0; Califor?
nia B.'5.I5; Franklin Extra C, 4.41; Amer?
ican Extra C, 4.2S.
SYRUI'3 AND MOLA SSE? ? Market
firmer nt (tie Advenes; nyrup, g-nod to
choice. 21@23c: lower grnoo.nyrup, 12?15c;
molasses. Porto Rico. Sfljj-Kc.; molassc.-.
provisions.
BULK MEATS-Market firm: rib sides,
$5.80; bellies, eastern. OV&c; belllt-s, west?
ern, Jrt.10.
HAMS?Sujrar cured. 12c. i .
DRY PLATED JOWLS?1%C.
I'ORK PLATES-S'/jC.
JOHNSON'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
A Scientific. Unfalltos and Ptiraaaeril flumadr lor Ormtpsla
indleaittonand .ill Slorrac.1 and tfena Jmt.tt.
Jas. Sturln.of St. Pant, Minn., says: "I had
always been thin and emaciated; appetite coo 1
but food did not seem to nourish me nnd ha>l
never found anything to dome ?nv ?rood until 1
commenced to take lohiiKOn'H Dyspepsia Cure
Have nevr been lakinc'it two months, have
pained filtecrt pounds hud :;?n still Increasing. It
Ion wonderful mrdirinc for wrnl; mid rua down
people." Largo Dotes, 10c. 25c and 60c.
FOrt SALE BY
Snelllng's Pharmacy, Kobcit F. Holmes
& Co., J. M. F. Trotter, Wallnco & Moore.
Norfolk; Wallnca & Co., Berkley: Jerom
P. Carr. Portsmouth; Dr, A. W. Ely, Suf?
folk. Va,
MESS PORK?Olef, 59.25.
HAM PORJv-Per barrol. ?1.00.
LARD?Pure butchers*' In ttereeg. l%c;
compound tierces, 6%c.-; 50-lb. tubs and 60
Ib. Una. He. more;
WOOL?Unwashed. Ue.: bulky, t to To.
less: washed wool ISO.; black. 12Mc. to 16s.
H1DES?O. 8., preen, 6?i; dry nnt,
II; drv .ait. u%; damacad 7.
salt triHU.
HERRINO?New North Carolina cut, in
Eastern barrels, $4.25(34.50; Potomac,
gross, ?3.00; mullets. 100-lb. kegs, S4.50;
spots. 100-lb. kegs, $4.50; mackerel, fat No,
2, $23.00; white fleh, new catch, 100-lb.
kegs, {?75; 8Mb. kegs. 12.40; 70-lb. kegs,
f2.2d.
FRESH. FISH.
Spots, per pound, 5c: croalters. per
pound, 25? 3c: taylors, pct pound. 4?5c.;
largo rock, per pound, l2J4c;. pan rock,
per pound, C&Sc; shad, none; trout, 2?3o.
Genuine
Must Bear Signature of
Seo Fac-Similo Wrapper Below.
Ycrry Diu'oU and as easy
to take ns btirss.
FOR HEAOaCKS.
FOR DIZZiHESS.
FQfl BIL10USHESS.
FOR TORPID LIVES.
FOR COHSTIPATiON.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THECOMPLEXIOn
SKB3B 85CCCC 1 .'"I l
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
DR. CHARCOT'S TONIC TABLETS
nro ttin only pOMtlVsly guaranteed remedy lor tlio
Drink Habit, Nervousness anil Jlclnniholj-c:iu;od
hystroiiR drink.
wb ovAKAjrrsE b-?rit noxr.s
to Cure any case wltha positive wrl I ten Kunf.
niuoo or refund tho money, ami to destruy tlio
appellee tor Intuxlcullnit liquors.
THE TABLETS CAN UP. tilVCN WITHOUT
KNOWLEDGE OP THE PATIENT.
STRONG DRINK ?SSi
ottlD.CO wo will mull you f<n:r| I] boxes iir-lpr.yl
tlvtk rrlik'n iriuivjiiii.-.- to cure or ?JtimU
gour money, ?lnc-io 'mics $:i.oo.
Walke, Martin ,<t Gray, sole agents,
corner Water street and Ro.tnoke ave?
nue, Norfolk. Va.
F=. GRHNDY
42 RGHNOKB DOCK
WHOLESALE AND RETA'lL DEAL?
ERS IN
HAY, GRAIN, SI RAW
AND MILL FEED,
Large stock on hand and In transit
SELECTED SEED_OATS AND BEEn
RYE IN STOCK.
NO. 1 TIMOTHY HAY ALWAYS ON
HAND.
THE HENRY WALKE CO.,
SAW fllLL,
And Railroad Supplies,
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY
"Giant" and "Giant Planer," Leather
Pelting. "Giant." "Granite," and "Shaw
nut" Rubber Belting.
Agent for Knowles' Steam Pumping
Machine.
VVVH. TAYLOR & CO.,
224 Water Street.
RAILROAD. STEAMBOAT AND MILL
SUPPLIES.
Agents for this section for the sale of
Graton & Knight's Leather Belting. New
York Belting and Packing Company's
Rubber Goods. Knowlton's Patent Pack?
ing. Snow Steam Pumps. my7
Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO, W. DUVAL & CO.,
NO. 15 WATER BTREET. NORFOLK.
ENGINES, BOILERS. SAWMILL and
all kinds of machinery of tho most im*
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice. Particular attention to
steamboat work. DUVAL'S PATENT
UOlLElt TUBE FERRULES ore the
only perfect romtdy for leaky boiler
lubes. They can be Inserted In a fe?
minutes by any engineer, and are war*
ranted to atop leaks.
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CORE
ALT.Kcrvout J>l?o?e?-Fulllng Mem?
ory, Ira potency. SleeplSMnoss, etc, caused
by Ahnso or other Eic?raen nnd Indis?
cretions. 'Xiirn quickly ana surelu
rxstoro Lost Vitality in old or round, and
_ fitn rann forntuily, bufinoisor mnrrioce.
_*>> I'rovirit Insanity and Consumption it
lamafajuae, Tbourluto-snowi lnmOilinto fmprovs
miT-lnnil eOoots a t'AIRR where nil otlior fall In
*i?t upon h-.vlr.q tho rcnclno A5=x Table?. They
hnrhcarod ttiouei.ndson.l wlllonroyon, \Vo?lvoopo>
itivswrittcnRunrontoo toenectnniro K?f'TC la
oaclicaaoer rotund tho monoy. Price*ft??*? Wiper
rncliaeo) or nix pkr.ea ttull trootmenti for f'.CO. fly
n.nil, in plain wrapper, upon receipt of rrleo. (''. nlur
,,co' AJAX REMEDY CO., ??SSgClffs
For sale in Norfolk, V*., by Burrow,
Martin .& Co, and R, F. Holmes & Co.,
druggluts. feO-tu.th.sa-ly.
ROOMS 209. MO* 211 COLUMBIA BUILD.
INO. GRANBY STREET.
r HTOR-2UB.
Store No.' 90 Roanoko avenue.
Storo S3 Roanoko avenue.
Store No. 83 Commerce street,
Store No. 19 Bank street.
Store No. 45 Commercial Placo.
Storo and dwelling- No. 608 Main street.
4 new btores on, Granby street.
Warehouse 100'Water street
Store No. 376 Buto Street.
Warehouis Nos. <1 and 43 Wooddlda Leina,
?ftres: Granby, Bank and Coramerco at*
Btore 270 Water - street.
Two offices In the Albemarle building.
DWE-'^tNC?
Dwelling 238 Granby street.
Dwelling 621 Main street.
Dwelling No. 60 York street.
Two dwellings in Mottu Block, Ghent .
Dwelling 64 Granby street.
Dwelling 107 Covo street, opposite Cum?
berland street.
209 York street.
31 Granby street.
Dwelling 497 Main street
Dwelling No. 96 Boush street
Dwelling No. 297. Dulid street.
Dwelling In Mottu Block. Ghent.
Dwelling No. 22S York street.
FOR BALE.
3S5 Church streot.
Dwelling Yorli Placo and James street.
Queen street, corner National lane.
No. 8 Hamilton avenue. N
Dwelling on Freemason street.
No. 93 Commercial Place, occupied by
W. H. Martin as a wholesale hardware
store.
Four brick dwellings on Chapel lane,
paying 10 per cent.
295 Main! street.
310 Bulo street.
30 Falkland street
1123 Chapel street.
09 and 71 (ojd numbers) lUnk street.
Two dwellings DcBreo Place, N. E. cor?
ner nf Bridge street.
49, 51. 63, 65, 67, 69 Bank street.
Hardy warehouse, Nlvlson street
72 Tazowcll street.
209 Chapel street.
Two cottuges at Virginia Beach.
Storo 47 Roanoko avenue.
S7 High street.
201 Cumberland'street.
Nos. 68 and 70 Pool street
210 Park avenue.
Seamen's Friend Society's property on
Water street, opposite Clydo Line.
' Small farm on Broad Creek Turnpike,
about three acres. \
i7 Hull street.
287 Granby street.
55 ard 67 Virginia street.
222 York street.
154 and 156 Wolf street.
S96. 398 Church street
Vacant lots on Lovitt avenuo.
Four brick tenements on Wilson avenue.
. 63$ Bute street.
109 and ill Brown avenue. ,
273 York street.
74 and 76" York street
74 and 70 Romoke Square.
122 Brown avenue.
622 and 024 Bute street
Two dwellings on Olney Road (Ribble
tract.)
12ti High street.
27?. 282 and 2S4 Chapel street
One dwelling Duke street, south end.
41 Queen si reel.
213 and 215 High street fPortsmouth.)
211 apd 210 King street (Portsmouth).
.14 and 10 Arlington Place.
314 Bank street.
12 Ditncnn avenue.
LKACHE-WOOD PROPERTY, S. W.
corner Granby and Freemason streets.
Commerce streot cost side, and on Wa?
ter, front 72 feet.
34 and 1C Roanoko dock.
lu.i Duke street.
130 N. Marshall avenue.
109 High street.
501 Purk avenue.
31 Cumberland street
100 Bute street.
75 York street.
422 and 421 Highland avenue.
2U5 York street.
209 York street.
413, 420, 422 and 424 Freemason street
210 Bank street
Warehouses 340 and 34S Water street
Dwelling 96 Boush street
Dwelling 291 Bute street
12(i and 130 W. Main street.
552 and 550 E. Main street.
Elegant dwelling 127 College Placo.
6 tenement houses on Kent street.
10 Hill street.
IS. 20, 22 and 21 Roanoko dock.
Vacant Iota in West Ead Land Co.,
Ghent, Norfolk Co., Colley avenuo, Ccn
ral avenuo. Camp avenue, Mary's ave
ue. Gluey road/ Bute street. Y'ork street,
Boiifh street; water front lots on Water,
lalborne. Lovitt avenuo; vncant lots on
James nnd River street. ?7 feet front on
jrnnby and Charlotto streets. 60 vacant
lots 30x100 on Princess Anne avenuo and
Broad Creek Turnpike, cheap to a quick
uyer. ? ?
WHY NOT
make your wife a nice Xmas pres?
ent by giving her a nice home, or buy
her a lot now and build a house later.
MORRIS, MARSHALL ?- CO.
158 PLUME
rilONE SS4.
STREET.
BYRD, BALDWIN & CO.,
Jtll.VI Al, AGI-.M IIII0.1I.S '12 A X I? i I
It AIH>I \ <. t'l?.\ IUI I, 111 Sit,
UKAX itV NT It tt KT.
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS.
110 Falkland, 312.50.
116 Falkland, 312.u0.
430 Reservoir, 30.00.
C9 Falkland. 322.C-0.
133 York, $41 67.
GS York, 141.67.
Mnhry Arch. Ghent,
$100.00.
ROOMS.
719 Church. $4.50.
Front $8.00.
Front, $7.50.
300 Granby. $15.00.
721 Church, $1.50.
727 Church, $4 50.
731 Church, $1.50.
STORES.
317 Granby, $10.
335 Bute, (16.
331 Church. $40.00.
?37 Church. $40.00.
214 Granby. ST0.0O.
OFFICES.
103 Granby $1500.
2)7 Main. $10 each.
West Building, cor.
Main nnd Church.
Haddington Build?
ing, cor. Granby
and C'.ty Hall ave.
WHITE St GO.
HEAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGEN7
NO. 31 BANK STREET.
51 Franklin avenue, 8 rooms .16.67
241 Chapel street, 6 rooms .15.00
23 North street. 7 rooms . 20.00
(New) Olney Road. 8 rooms .25.00
(New) Olney Road, S rooms .30.00
09 Duncan avenue, 9 rooms .25.00
30th street. Park Place, 12 rooms .... 25.CO
(New) Brown street, S rooms.30.00
131 York street, 13 rooms .40.00
116 Brewer street, S rooms .18.00
217 Cumberland street, S rooms. 25.00
Of.o w. Brambleton av.enno, io rooms 18.oo
421 N. Reservoir avenue. 7 rooms _10.00
720 Jamison avenue, 7 rooms . 10.00
435 Duke street, If rooms.. 25.UO
3CS Church street, store. G5.00
?89-291 Church street, storo.40.00
3'rcom Hat York streot
26 North, .8 rooms .? . 20.00
|-212 York, 9 rooms (Jan. 1).. 37.50
375 But*: 8 rooms . 25.00
400 Buto! 7 rooms . 17.00
Ghent. 10 rooms. 50.00
E*?t Grace street, 7 rooms . 15.00
265 York, 9 rooms . BO.OO
Va West Brambleton ave., S rooms.... 20.00
?33 Bute St.. 7 1001113..'. 17.00
AVCTIOX ?AI.tKS-TlilM ?AT.
By the' Morris Auction House, 44 Wash?
ington street/ opposlto new market.
LARGE TRADE BALE OP CJLOTH
Ing, Dry. Goods, Shoes, Genta' Fur
jv'-shlng Goods. Hats. &c. Also balance of
goods left over from Wreck Sale. ?"
It_ R. R. MORRIS, Manager. ,
R.' R. Morris, Auctioneer. .
F. JACOB & BRO., PAWNBROKERS,'
698 Church Street. Norfolk,, Va.
BY ORDER OF F. JACOBS & BRO.,
Pawnbrokers, 69U Church street, com?
mencing WEDNESDAY, December 20th, I
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m,, and continu?
ing every ovcnlng until all forfeited
pledges aro disposed of, .consisting .of
Furnlturo, Pianos, Organs, Sewing- Ma?
chines, Diamonds, Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewelry of every; description.
Guns, Pistols. Bicycles. Musical 'Instru?
ments, Wearing Apparel of all kinds. &c
Parties having forfeited pledges with us
will call and redeem or renew- earns be?
fore day of sale, or they will be sold.
R. R> MORRIS. Auctioneer.
F. JACOBS & BRO., Pawnbrokers'.
do!5-tf_
ACCTION SALEH-PllTtni' DltS.
By the Morris Auction House, 44 Wash,
lngton 6traet, opposite new market.
SALE- OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE*
HOLD GOODS, &c?As administrator
of tho late Mrs. Sarah J. Russell, I shall'
sell at public auction, at her late resi?
dence, on Duke street extended, between
Franklin and Duncan avenues, or* FRI-'
DAY, December 29th. at 12 o'clock, the
Household and Kitchen. Furniture and
other personal property in said house,
consisting of Carpels. Chairs, Sideboard,
Tables, Lamps, an Iron Safe, Stoves, ana
such other articles of household: use as)
are usually found in a. private, residence.
Parlies wishing to inspect the property,
before tho sale should apply to me.
TERMS CASH. HENRY FINCK,
Adminlstrator.lll Duncan avenue, Norfolk
dc21-tds R. R. MORRIS, Auctioneer.
W. H. H. TRIOE & CO.,
Real Estate and Rental Agents,
COR. BANK AND PLUME STREETS.
?PHONES 665.
FOR RENT?RESIDENCES.'.
265 York street $30 per month.
Avenue "A," Atlantic City,
121 Washington street.
20S Cove street.
Three rooms No. 54 Fenoburch street.
219 York street, possession at once,
133 York street.
20 North street. ,
108 Cove street.
125 Mariner street,
a nice houses in Atlantic City.
STORES.
91 Ronnoke avenue.
525 Chu:eh atreet.
302 Church street.
6S5 Main street.
6f3 Main street.
Desirable store corner Cove and Fen
church streets.
Stable on Madison street._
FOR REIMT.
20 North street, 7 rooms and bath.
176 South Kelly, 7 rooms and bath.
327 Bank k rooms and bath.
649 East Main street. 8 rooms and bath.
265 York street, 9 rooms and bath.
Corner Golf and Church, brick house, 6
rooms.
313 Wllloughby, 7 rooms and bath.
Several nico farms on salt water near
the c.ty for year 1900. Nice large brick
housa with about 7 acres In village of
Kempsvlllo by month or year.
Rooms 424 Freemason, first floor above
store.
274 Chapel street, 6 rooms. , -,. .
Store on Freemason. ??IT IV*
13 Henry street. 1 ?! f!
FOR SALE.
Now houso on South Kelly; one on
Windsor; three nice houses on Wlllough?
by?a nice Investment; one house on
Reeves, south of Lovitt; ono on Duncan;
one on Duke street; nlco brick house on
Bank; one on Charlotte; two on Cumber?
land: also In other sections.
Several nlco farms near the city; soma
on salt water; also land by lot, bleck
or acre, and
MONEY TO LOAN.
H. C. H0GGARD & CO.,
PHONE 740. * 36 BANK STREET.
FOR SALE!
AT A BARGAIN.
144 feet on Church street and two
Lots on Mary's avenue.
For further particulars apply to ?
H. L. PAGE,
No. 22 Bank St.
W. R. Fentress & Son.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND
RENTAL AGENTS.
18 BANK STREET, SECOND FLOOR.
FOR 'RENT.
DWELLINGS.
265 York street.
22? Wllloughby avenue.
435 Bute street, Jan. 1st. ? .
1 Pool street.
3 Railroad avenue.
19 Dartmouth street. 3 .very deslrabld
rooms.
869 Bank street, store and dwelling.
STORES.
20 Granby street, Jan. 1st, 1900,
78 and E0 Water street, Jan. 1st, 1909.
f.2 Hank street. Jan. 1st. 1900.
77 Commorcial Place. Jan. 1st, 1900.
869 Bank street, dwelling above.
Building corner Water and Madison.
335 Brewer street, rooms adjoining. j
424 Freemason street.
FLAT. ;','
424 Freemason street.
For further information 'phone. 615.
FOR RENT.
Large Store, Corner
Water street and Koan
oke avenue.
R. C. WILLIS PIS & SOU
ROOM NO. 9 TALBOT BUILDING. Vti
MAIN STREET.
NEW PHONE NO. 88?.
How to Keep Warm!
-USE
Economy Heat Regulators.
FOR OPEN FIRE PLACES.
Corbin's l.lnud Door Check and Springs
keep the doors always closed.
Roebuck's Weather Strips, all sizes, for
doors and windows. Grates of all de?
scriptions. Cabinet Mantels and Tile.
COOKE, CLARK &. CO,
Grates of all kinds. ? 60LE AGENT A

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