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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON Market

New York. October 1.-THE price of
cotton reached 81 much lower level in
the market This morning, but SubSe-
Quently rallied and closed within five
points OF last nights figures. Consider
ing the action or our market yesterday,
Liverpool to-day showed weakness va
riousy accounted for by private ca
bles. One report had 1t that Nelll's crop
circular and the warlke attitude OF
England ana the Beers had forced hold
ers to unload, and induced general
short selling abroad. Another source
claimed leading bears on this side had
sent over large selling orders and these.
combined With heavy pressure from
bear circles in Liverpool, had brought
about the heavy decline. Our market
opened 6 to s points under last night
forenoon, January at one time selling at
G.9l and May at 7.05. Shorts attacked
the market vigorously and enormous
amounts of long stuff were forced over
board by the outside public and even a
number Of room bulls sold ont a good
~ portion of their holdings.
For II while excitement was Mt fever
heat and nobody seemed to have tho
faintest idea as TO where the selling
movement would carry prices. Shortly
after midday, however, there was :,
marked change, and prices We're soon
rapidly advancing, January reaching
.04. Supported by official estimates for
another light movement at the ports to-
morrow and a batch of bullish crop and
other information from the cotton belt
the market stubbornly resisted further
pressure. a number OF staunch outside
houses sent in large buying orders. with
the result that shorts were soon
scarmbling TO cover
At the close the market was very
steady with prices 1 point higher IL
five net lower.
New York. Oct. 11.-Cotton. quiet and
steady; middling, tx; net receipts. l6;
gross, 7,o14; sales, 1850: stock, 1895
Total to- day-Net receipts. 35.S32; cx-
ports to Great Britain, 3,09S: France
1877; Continent, a,1i9; stock. 1921.
Total since September 1.-Ne; re-
ceipts, 1,204,4l exports to Great Bri-
tain, 317,126; France. 92,476; Continent,
29S, 297
opened steady at the-decline. October
G.SS; November, $50; December, 6.95.
January, 700; February, 7.0i; March,
70S; April, to- May, 7.13; June, ia;
July and August, ZIG.
Closed steady. October, GOO; Novem-
her, G.s3; December, 600; January, 7,0i;
February, Tor; March, 7.l2; April, 113;
May lie; June, It's; July and August,
l7.21i & Sep TENDER. {, 1856. Il n b. 3S{
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FIRM FIR No: 2. C6Nc.; State rye, Csc.
.Wheat--.Spot, strong; No.s2 red, 771sc.
Tree , on board. Corn-.Spot, strong; No.
Z Z, al : g - ats-Spot, quiet, but firm;
NO 29c. Beef. firm Cut meats,
steady 9. Lard, quiet; Western steamed
cioseu &C sofa; city, $3.50; October, $5.75
Cotton-seed Oil, steady. Butter, firm;
western western creamery, 17@24c.; State dairy,
i ~ Cheese. strong; large white,
I'M. EGGS, steady; State and Penn
syi lVia. 2l1A@22c.; Western ungraded
at q mark 15@19c. Spot cofree-Rlo,
nrmer;8 No. z invoice, 51s-16c.; No. Z
JopDing, 8 b-16c.; mild, firm; Cordova,
6&Qp11Mc.; sales, 1000 bags Rio rs,
pasis above figures: also large jobbng
Irade. SugaI-Isaw, nominal and un-
settled; refined, quiet.
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SHIPPING REPORT.
Fnrc,g, mud tn"Stwine.
OCTOBER 18TH, 1899.

ARRIVED.
Br. stmp. Heathville, IIocl1cn, Gal
weston, to coal.
schr. A. DenilSe, Cullen, Newport
News. light.
sehr. Lucy whcatley, Taylor, New
Schr. Addie p. McFaddcn, Stewart,
Suffolk. lumber.
Schr. Eddie, Thomas, Hampton, light.
Tug General Mott, Philadelphia, light.
Tug ~. u. Covington, Snow HILL
Barge Triton, light.
CLEARED.
Br. stmp. Hcnthville, Hocken, Havrc,
coaled.
BIZ stmp. woodruff, Milburn, Glas-
BIZ. stmp. Inchmaree, Purse, Rotter-
dam. cotton seed oil.
Schr. Lucinda G. sutton, ---, New
York, lumber.
Schr. Addie p. McFadden. Stewart,
Poughleepsie, lumber.
Schr. Adeline Townsend, Hogan. New
York. wood.
Schr. Florence & Lillian, HartzoG.
New York. lumber.
Schr. George T.. Dudley. Wilson 9th
'inst.). New York, piles.
Tug General Mott, towing:
Barges George May, Il. ~ Sowder and
James ]. AIcNally, Baltimore lumber.
SAILED.
Br. stmp. Teviotdalc, Crooks. Newport
News.
Br stmp. Highlander, Nrilburn. Ham
burg
Span. stmp. Mayo. Ybarraran. Blboa.
Nor. stmp. Herman Wcdel harrisburg,
Kjerland, Tampico.
schr. VIM. II. Davidson, Maxwell.
New York.
schr. Clarence Holland, Holland, Bal
timore.
Schr. Carrie. Frazer, Baltimore.
Schr. l.. Q. c. Wishart. --, Balti-
more.
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REVIEW OF MARKETS
5FINANCIAL5AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange, Bonds, Grain,
Cotton; Provisions, Etc.

"a New York. Oct. 1.-THE stock mar
aet fell fiat again to-day. The dizziness
was made evident, that yesterdays up
ward squirt was due almost entirely to
covering by shorts who to-day were
inclined to regret their precipitancy--
The warlike situation between England
and the TranSvaal was almost without
s effect. In fact, the London market
seemed to feel rather encouraged than
otherwise over the termination of the
uncertainty and operators there incln-
ed to bid UP the prices of some of the
the advance OF the Kaffir, stocks. The
rise was shortliyed on this side and
I the dragging tendency of, prices was
not much changed at any time until
the close of the market at prices below
last nights level all around. The money
market was Distinctly easier The
causes of this were quite apart from
the action of the Treasury Department
\ in offering to anticipate the govern
( inent payments for the remainder of
Z the fiscal year. For one thing. the
sub Treasury figured at the clearing
house again to-day as n debtor for
over n million. Government disburse-
ments are running quite heavy, due
+ In large part to pension payments.
There was a sum Of gold received
from Havana to-day on account OF
postal revenues and q small additional
4 shipment of French gold was received.
The rate for call money ruled for the
greater amount of loans at to 6 per
cent. and fell to 3 per cent. i'll the late
dealings. Money continues to go out
to the interior in large volume. Not
so cheerful q view wns taken of the
effect of the Treasury Departments
= action with regard to anticipated in
5 terest. Under the terms OF the Depart
Z ment order the amount of interest TO
be paid out this week IS only about
s1,600,000 and that not until Friday
of course only part of it Is payable in
! New York, and precedent shows that
a small part of the holders are likely
TO present their claims on that day
The next disbursement comes on Oc-
tober %. The requirement for the pre-
sentation of registered bonds for in
dorsement before payment is made is
also expected to operate against q gen.
Il eral acceptance of the interest. The
action Of the Treasury Department,
nevertheless, has had the effect of al
laying apprehension In Wall Street,
but 1t is perceived that whatever relief
his afforded is not likely to furnish a
supply of surplus funds for the benefit
OF stock soeculators.
The business in bonds was very we'll
distributed, and the tendency of prices
was downward. Total sales, par value,
81, 0S5, OOO
United States new as coupon adj
vanced &c. and, ditto registered lie
In the bid price.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
269,700 shares.
New York, Oct. 11.-standard Oil,
4.6504.S5.
bonds, weak; railroad bonds, weak.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LlfERPOOL COIION SNARISET.
Liverpool, Oct lii p. m.-Cotton---
Spot, quiet; prices Lid. lower; Amer
lean middllng, 9 29-32d.
The sales of the day were 10000 bales,
OF which 1000 were for speculation and
export, and included $500 American.
Receipts, 1000 bales no American.
Futures opened easy and closed bare
~ steady at the decline. American
middling: October. Q 52-64d. buyer; Oc-
tober and November, 51-G4d. buyer;
November and December. ) So 4d. sell
er; December and January, 8 49-6id.
seller; January and February, 4S-64@
5 49-6id. buyers; February and March,
49-6id. seller; March and April, 3 49-6+
OBJ 50-64d. sellers; April and May.
50-64d. seller; May and June. 50-64@
61-64d. sellers; June and July, 3 5o-64
@3 51-6id. buyers; July and August, 3
51-64d. seller; August and September,
8 50-64d. seller.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.

Texas and ARKANSAS have rains.
Spot cotton in Liverpool declined
lid; contract market declined 31a to
4 points. closing barely steady.
Bar silver, London, 26Md. against 81
9-16d last year.
U. S. port receipts yesterday were
S5,S32 bales. against G0,159 bales last
year and 40,SS0 in 1897.
Future contracts in New York closed
very steady, partially one point decline.
January, 7.0i to 7.o5; May, ZIG TO III;
August, 7.2l to 100.
New Orleans contract market closed
at unchanged priceS-January. 6.77.
Receipts at Houston. Texas, to-day
estimated mt 13,o00 10 1850 bales
against 1881 bales last year.
Receipts at New Orleans to-day are
estimated at G,50o to $500 bales, against
S,755 bales last year..
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions, Lard, Short
Ribs Bte

Chicago, Oct. 11.-War news prinari-
~, and enormous export engagements
incidentally made wheat n strong mar
ket to-day, and resulted in an advance
of a@Bc. in the leading future. Corn
was even stronger, advancing 1c. for
December and &c. for May, wheat in
1uences and heavy export engagements
prevailing. Oats closed %@1sc. higher.
Provisions were heavy and closed with
slight declines for lard and ribs, but
unchanged for pork.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
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ALBEAIARL1G AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL. ARRIVALS.
NORTlIBOUND.

-NDiNl II loN'O4Nl'.
Stmr. Virginia, raft of logs, from
North Carolina to Norfolk.
SOUTHBOUND.
Stmr. Lucy, MERCHANDISE, from Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Stmr. Grace Titus. towing, from Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Barge George May, light, from Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Sloop c: w. S. Banks, light. from Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Stmr. Juniper, towing, from Norfolk
to North Carolina.
Barge No. 6. light, from Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Stmr. w. Z. Rogers, merchandise,
from Norfolk TO North Carolina
Stmr. r. e. Lee, light, from Norfolk
TO North Carolina.
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NORFOLK MHRKETS
For Grain. tidu. Gro5sFies. Provision
&c.
Quotations at whoiesnlo Pricns, nm
"'n other wise stared, anu prices nro
subject TO HuctnnfIon in nnrRct.
GRAIN. KAY AND RICE.

CoRN-White corn. from store. I5c.
mixed corn. from store. nc: white oats.
from store, 3Sc.: mixed oats SIC
MILL FEED-Market steady; bran. per
ton. $500: middlings. $3.50 per ton.
OATS-Steady: mixed. acc: white. SIC.
ton lots, $500; mixed hay. car lois Sis'iS:
ton lots $1,000.
MILLisD RIcE-As to grades-sN to
ROUGH RICE-None on the market.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS-A1arket firm: fancy, &C.:
mon 2JSn3c.; spanish. 81 90 per bushei.
PEAS-Blackeye. s2.75 per bushel
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PoULTRY-Live. STEADY; chickens. old
fat, 22G35c.; spring chickens, small, steady
at l0@l4c.; large, 10000: ducks, mud,
EGGs-AIarkct firm at 15c. per dozen.
BUTTEk-Good country llQllc.
fancy. l30l6c.; Virginia country. 1G9l2iac.;
good North Carolina. lo1l2iac.
PoTAToES-southern, new. sl.oo ner
new sweets. Iiayman. SOC. QSle0 per bar
rel; yellow, oc@S,0o.
G 6AIoNshs2 s5dss2 sOp per- PER be eEa'e
BERMUDA-$2,G0 per box.
rel: Northern, S2.25@S.25..
LEMoNs.s$;oo@i.o0 per box.
PE1ARS-S3. 50Mi.00 per barrel.
LiMEs-Sl;Go per basket.
PINE APPLES-l00l2c.
BANANAS--Por bunch. 5Oc. IsI.50.
cocoANUTs-Io0 to bag. $500.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES = AIessina,
sSOo935o: seedlings. s3.ooQ3 %: navels. siOj
Gl50 per box: Jamacia. $500 per box.
GROCERIES.
IsIOUR-Markct FIRM sprinr whoa,
M toni winter whcat ppt-o, 81 ,.,S,
i20; winter wheat. half patent. 81 81. VIZ
ter wheat choice straight. ss.70 winter
wheat, family, $500: winter wheat fair 10
good grades Of extra. $S.25; winter wheat
ME MEAf~psr bag 100 lbs. sl.oo; 90 lb
C c5o9irEnsa,ssteady; Java. s!a25c,; do,
prime, do, s@ q, fair, do. 72taShe.;
CIIEESE-Large full cream, none; sinai,
full cream 12ihc.
SuGAn-Market steady. The plan of
suspended for the present. All quotations
Ie2 aa a tsn,a GnSes 49, poWderea 5iS
stone <. $50; Centennial B. l6S s.; cai Mfy
MA MA b 90; tran * Extra c. AL; Amer
sYRuPs AND MoLAssEa = Mnrke,
n nrn,es s g; :ns ndvanee syrup. good to
smS1ls: 'oT Teo srads syrup 95e
| .
PROVISIONS
BULK MEATS--Alarkot firm: rib sides.
1Mc,; bellies. eastern, Gh46,ac; bellies.
| IlAMS-Sugar cured I2isc
| DRY PLATED JOWLS-4Isc.
| PORK PLATES-5lsc
MESS PORk-Old, $3.50.
| IAN PORk-Ier barrel, $1,000
LARD-Purc butchers i'm tierces 6ik6
CSC; compound tierces. size: So-lb. tubs,
WOOL AND HIDES.
WoOl,Cnwashe ISc.: bulky, to 7e,
less: washed WOOL. 2Sc.: black. i3nc TO isc
| HiDEs.G. s. ~: green. Ci; dry mt.
| "a; drv salt. il's: damaged T.
SALT FISH
| HERRING--New North Carolina cut IN
Eastern; barrels. si;o0: Potomac. gross.
III; KEGS: 1919; maekcrei. fat No. ., sea. 90
White ilsh. new catch. 100 lb. Kegs, $3.50;
SO ID. kegs. 1925: 20 Id. kegs. 81.
FRESH FISH
Spots, per pound. &c.. croakcrs. per
pound. &c. Taylors, per pound. SC. large
5pound. lo@l2c:; sfad, none. y q b
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NAVAL STORES.

Charleston, s. c., Oct. 1l.-Turpen
tine firm, 49c Rosin, firm, unchanged.
Savannah, Ga, October 11.-Spirits
turpentine. market firm at soc. Rosin,
firm. Quote: a = C D E, Csc: +, s1.00;
G., s1.10; II, Sl.20; I. s1.25: X. 81 80;
NJ, sl.65 y, 80 20; w G. $2.1o; w w
$3.50.
Wilmington, n. c., Oct. 11.-sprits
turpentine firm 49ia@50c. Rosin firm, Csc
and $l.0o. Crude turpentine firm, S1.5o
and s.. $50. Tar firm, $3.50.
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
cash quotations were AS follows: Flonr

Cash quota lions were ms fOIloWs: Flonr
6ec.; No. : rcd, 7llzai2ac.: No. 2 corn, alai
G32Ac.: No. . oats, 229iM23c.; No. white,
57jac.; No. barley, aSGfi3c.: No. flax
seed. sl.17M; new, si.17,s; prime timothy
seed. s2.35. Mess Pork. per barrel, $1,000
ribs sides Qoose), Si.g0a5S5; dry sailed
shoulders (boXed). GisI6Hc.: short clear
sides (boxed). S5GQI5.7O. Whisky, distl-
lcrs' finished goods: per gallon, S.22.
Sugars. cut loaf, unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm; creameries, 1Gli
23c.; dares. 1iMl9c.
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BOND MARKET
~ NAL XyI
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

4 New York, Oct. 11.-Money on cal,
4 easier at and S per cent. last loan. 4
& Prime mercantile paper. 51aQ6 per
cent; sterling exchange. firm, with ac
tual business in bankers bills at 4.S6k
& D4,s6k per cent. for demand and at
4.S2Q4.S2A for sixty days: posted rates.
i4.S3@4.S7h per cent; commercial bills,
!ia.S15 per cent; silver certificates, $50
! 58c.; bar silver, 5slac; Mexican dollars.
47c.; Government bonds, strong; State
~. Il. NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
SS New York.; Oct. 11.-Flour market
was moderately active. Low grades
4show a continued upward tendency, be-
ling scarce Il and wanted, while the
higher grades were easy. Rye -four,
firm good to Air, 50. 25QD3 80. 55 Buck
Wheat floiir firm at 81, 25@g, so. n Buck
oril
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TRUCK mRRKEr.
tBy telegraph to vlrelnlan Pilot,

SBy TeleEraph to Vlrelnian- Pllot.)
TRUCK MARKET.
New York, Oct. 11.-Potatoes, steady;
New Jersey. S1.25dD1.40; New York, s1.25
@1.4o;, Long Island, s1.2502.25; Jersey
sweets, s125@2.00; Southern sweets,
N.o0@l.25 Cabbage, dull; Long ISL
and, $2@3.5o per 100.
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Cotton-Spot closed quiet and steady;
middling uplands. tx; mildling gulf,
T1s. Sales, 1850 bales.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans, Oct. 11.-Cotton futures
steady: October, 6.G3 bid; November,
6.GS@6.70: December, G.73@6.74; jan
unry, G.7T@G.7S; February, G.Sl@6. So:
May, 1896. 95; June, G. 9606 81.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

odItI1nore, OCT. II.-FTour, quiet; un-
changed. Wheat, dull; spot and month,
72@72Mc.; December, 75S @75Mc.;
Southern by sample, G6@73Hc. Corn,
firm; mixed, spot and month, $40
9S1ac.; November, 3S@3SNc.; November
or December, new or old, 36A @361sc.;
January and February, 36@36Ac.;
Southern white, 41@41hc. Oats, dull;
No. white. 2oK @3oc. Rye, firm; No.
3 nearby, 60@60kc.
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FOR RENT.

2i North St, z rooms and bath. Pool
ST., rooms and bath. Sl4 w. Highland
ave-, rooms. new houses on S. Kelly
ave. at bridge. 40I L. Highland ave, $40.
40S $. Park ave-. rooms and bath. 6i9
IL: Main St, rooms and BATH
ROOMS.-5 rooms, first floor. on York
street. with bath. rooms and bath on
Holt street. COL w. Highland ave. ZIG
flats over Vickcry. on Main st.
FOR SAI4E.-Nice house on Windsor
ave. Three houses on Chapel ST. Nice
house on Duncan. Houses on Claiborne.
Reservoir and Highland ayes. Three new
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MONEY TO LOAN.
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MHITE & GO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT
NO 81 BANK STREET.

g Grace street. rooms ;;.............. 300
9eJ ). Reservoir avenue. rooms...... 1900
Fast Grace street, rooms ........... 1890
3 room nat 500 Granny street 1890. 1850
S6g ana Jf3 Boush, rooms ............ 5000
10 Mariner. rooms $500. ...,...... $500
Z Franklin street. 4 rooms ............ 500
% North street, rooms ............. 20O0
1923 Rieey street, s rooms .-.......... 2O6O
Graydon avenue ~ rooms ............ $500
Ereemason street, room nat $1,000. 2050
40 Claiborne avenue rooms 1900. $500
20 Holt street. rooms .............. $500
90 dartmouth. rooms .......... ...... 5000
lit Charlotte. rooms ........ 20.0O
dgl tute. rooms anu kltchen ........ HOO
a North. rooms ......:.:'.. .:........ 1000
20 OH. rooms ....'...!. .,.......... 5000
ll9 brewer, D rooms .......... ......... $500
NY Bute. rooms ......::....:t. ....:... $500
so3 west Brampleton ave, rooms. 20.Qo
39S ISute ST. rooms ....!s.,.... 100
leo I4ovitt ave, y rooms ....,......:... $500
We have some good stores and Offices:
also eolored tenaments not included in
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
(No. $50 of 1s99-Ncw Jersey.)
tBranch photographic Office.
Custom house.


Custom house.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. II, 1920
SCOTLAND LIGHT VESSEL.-No-
tice is hereby given that on or about
October 10. 1899. Light Vessel No. will
be returned to her station. off Sandy
Hook. on the southeastcrly prolongntlon
of the axis OF the South and Swash
Channels. about 3Hs miles Sc. e s. from
its intersection with the axis of the
Main Channel, entrance to New York
Lower Bay. and Relief Vessel No. IL.
temporarily marking the station, viii
be Withdrawn.
No change has been made In Light
vessel No. as tn characteristics of
lights. fog signal. or general appear.
ance.
| BY order OF the Lighthouse BOARD:
FRANCIS j. HIGGINSON,
lRear-Admiral, U. S. Navy, Chairman.
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M r. FENTREss & SON, REAL
w. ESTATE AUCT!ONEEItS AND
RENTAL AGENTS, No. is BANI;
STREET, NORFOLK. VA.
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS.
2G5 York street rooms, modern.
) Hamilton avenue, 10 rooms modern.
226 Willoughby avenue, modern.
y High street. modern.
2l0 Claiborne avenue, modern.
149 Wood ST., 10 rooms. modern.
Si3 Brambleton ave-, W., 7srooms.
Az Baxter avenue.
G0S Main ST.. Z rooms and store.
d3o Butte street. January 1st
STORES.
q Commercial Place. January 1st.
Cos Main ct, rooms above.
Factory Building, cor. Water and Mad
ison.
SS5 Brewer St. store and rooms.
I'll Union street.
FLATS.
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IL. II, III and is Taylor's lane.
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BYRD, BALDWIN & CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS. ROOMS 32 AND33
lIADDEAGYON BUILDING,
GNASbf SFKEEE.
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS.

Three houses. Poole
ST., Atlantic City.
SIS each.
207 York. Sil.67.
~ Tazewcll. S37.D.
Colonial ave-, Client,
5000.
1873 York. Sil.67.
Ice Wood, 5000.
4oS Braniloleton ave,
$3.50.
GS York. s41.G7.
109 York, Sil.67.
rs North, 5000.
1856 Maple, Sl2. so.
Mabry Arch. Ghent,
$4,000.
IL Hanson, S..
PITY Nlaltby, $3.50.
III Falkland, $40.
1l5 Falkland, sis.
ROOMS.
1i2 Maple, $500.
Front ST., Atlantic
CITY, IS.
1888 Church. $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
NEW YoRK STOCK MARKEr

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Atehison. pre-. :. 62as i r. pref
Bal. and Ohio 40 Wabash !.
Can. Pacific -. 81 Wabash,
Can. Southern ~ w and i,
Cen. Pacific -. 57IlW and T.
Ches. and Ohio 25as pref.
Chi. G. w. ...... II Wis. Cent
c, B and Q 80. .1303s EXP. co.
c, ] and l, ...... 1914
C, and l., pre- 10 Adams T.
G and IL / 800. 9bn American
c and N w ...165& u. S. Ex
c. R I and p ..l12A Wells Ia
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Col. Southern :. 5ls AIISCELI
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Del and Hudson 122is 4 c q NJ
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p and r G, pre- 7i!s a 8 and
Erie ...... 1900. 1875 4 S and
Erie. LIST pref. >. S6 Amer. Sp
Z CT. Nor, pref. ..1653i A S, pre-
Hooking Coal :. is Am. Steel
Hooking Val. 81 a s II, pi
Illinois Central .1l2 A S and
Iowa Central -. 1895 A S and
Iowa Cen, pref. 81 Amer. ri
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Mex. Central =. II Con. lob
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NJ and st l.. pre- % Il S, nret
Mo: Pacific 800. 4liSIGen, Elec
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NJ, j. and II -. I2hlGlu. Suga
NJ. Is and Il, pre- 3SiSIlnt'n'l PA
". J. Central ..l19 =. pref
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Pennsylvania 1914 North An
Reading -. -. 20hI Pacific c.
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Reading. Cd pre- 32E Z c, "a +
! r. G. w. ...".. 31iai Pacific NJ
X & w, pref. ;. SO Peoples
st. Land 5 b >. 10isl p. S. ca
st. l. and S f. p. S. Ca
list pref. 60 Pullman
st. l. ana S +. ) II and
"a PREF, -. 3oE Sugar :.
81. l. ana W IL Sugar. u
st. l. and 5 w. i c and
pref. -. ..... 80 U. S. Lee
81. Paul -. .....lNSsI y. s. L..
St. Paul, pref. ..1G9le u. S. X,
st. = and O ....1lS Y. S. r..
So. Pacific ....,. 37is West. l.
s So. Railway ~. 1les Republic
So. R'y, pref. :, 52is II / and
Texas and Pac. 1SAiP. G c a
Daily camera., 1899-07-28

A despatch to the Denver News from
Eldora says: "Ex United States Senator
Warner Miller OF New York and Henry
P Barbour of Denver arrived in camp
Tuesday to look over their mining inter
ests in that section. The senator was
highly pleased with the outlook for
Jenny Creek. Sixteen men were EN-
ployed by them nearly all of last winter
sinking shafts and driving tunnels. but
for the past thirty DAYS all work has been
stopped on account of the water, which
has now disappeared. A road is now
being built to Eldora by the company. to
connect with the Spencer mountain road.
The senator. after visiting the Mogul
tunnel, Enterprise, Village Belle and
Virginia, is of the opinion that Eldora
will become one Of the largest and bes,
mining camp in Colorado. They will
remain in camp several days"