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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
MINISTER'S FOOD.
It's Value Discovered During Absence o.
Family


= =, i-ry' ''a,"I n III, II I,
y ~ = '''''l'' III;
'"''''E :" '",
count OF the yeIloW leNer' ne says.
Last September when we We're
visited by yellow fever scare. my
family left for an indefinite stay IN the
interior.
h"d. Tor a""ui TWO years p'eh "''-
der c"hSldeIdp'' phESI''I ana h't"''l
STRAIN ana my nervous system seemed
to utterly CIV" way. | had some eN-
cellent physicians, but their remedial
agencies failed to reach the case,
best affording only temporary relief
AT the time the family left. my att
tcntion was called to Grape Nuts food.
Several things had lea me to believe
that my troubles We're largely due 70
improper nutrition. The absence Of the
family gave me good opportunity to
THY the new food. for II is perfectly
cooked ana therefore required no work
"n my part.
n ; began 20 MAKE tWo meas i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
The COAL SHORTAGE
Will Soon Cause Mischief in New York CITY
and Vicinity.

New York. Sept. 25.-ShouId the coal
strike continue for a long time the it'll
dicItiJns ARE that there will ~ 4 bic
the dealers in them. When asked if hc
thought that if the coal strike lasted
TOR several months the use of gas az IA
fuel would BE- increas cd. Secretary Bcs-
son of the Mutual Gas 90. said hc
supposed il would. lie went on.
The price Of gas in this city, a.
everybody knows, is fixed by law We
may pay any price for the material of
which we make the gas. but We must
sell gas at fixed price.
"Of course. we have contracts for
large supplies of coal but they all con-
tain the strike clause. and when the
contractors refuse to give us any more
coal at contract prices. because Of the
strike We must make new contracts.
III" reports that the farmers Of Long
Island ana other places were cutting
cord wood because of the high prices of
coal is causing much comment and
many people in the larger cities are
anxious to know if the cannot substi-
tute some fuel for coal ana thereby tie
come Independent Of the coal compan-
les as the agriculturalists.
Several Of the large dealers in wood
in this city report that The entire pop
ulation could be supplied with wood if
necessary, ana at prices that would
make it almost as cheap as coal.
The Hazelton Boiler Works at East
Rutherford, n. j., are idle for lack Of
coal six carloads ordered some time
ago has not yet been delivered and the
proprietors can get no assurance OF
the early delivery of the fuel. In con
sequence the men have been laid off
Continued on page %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
Substitute Tor Coal.

\ good deal of anxiety has been devoted
to the question, what will the human race
do when coal gives out? Its disappear
ance will not make the slightest differ
ence. as a chemical substitute has been
discovered which is cheaper and better.
The new century is bound to witness
many changes. but there is one human
benefactor which will remain as firm as
the Pyramids, and that is Hostetter'
Stomach Bitters. 1t is cure for an
stomach ills. No one has been able to
discover anything SO effective for indigcs-
ton. constipation, dyspepsia bilousness
liver and kidney troubles as the BitterS
re sure to give it trial ana YOU viii bc
convinced that il is the medicine I'd
strengthen your stomach ana Irstul.
your appetite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
FREE BAPTIST CONFERENCE
Opens at Cover With Large Attendance Of
Delegates.

Dover Nt.. Subj. -,Srecillp over gul
ministers ,rd .t1,.r ,I,Ia,,,t... ,r.. III t,,,.,
To-Day a'i'Adlh- 'h' l-lh annual meeting
III thr Maine Frue Baptist Association.
Many arrived MONDAY evening, ana oth-
.r- came rul1y ana tha MEETINGS will
~
he lil -tN attended ne cgmmltite "u
thtriI tlitht !. ''ml"S'd "i W Al. bart
irl'- MT; iit'lt PARSONS ana > j.. Low.
ny W .' 49, 80 '''i,i"eil LOT ~ .,,
H{,iI ,,' tI,',t 'lii ~, MI
,rhmrsiIy viii he ,.rGU-iaI f, iiI'' Win ,bn
items If a very interesting nrGcram bi,r
I'M, rn.atina. WIS op,r.i in a a6ni ItgraS
hZ IN. e>Crrise. 1oi4y TN ladisE or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
AT THE FAIRS.
Pittston's 18th Annual Opens
With a Big Crowd.
Splendid Exhibits Made--James P. and
Hat Win the Races.
Richmond's Fair Has Fine Exhibits and the
Usual Large Crowd


i-dS' II''S'"H' "tPI' -'.-' Speclal)'-
The 18TH annual fair and trot of the
pittston Agricultural and ,rrotti,o
p.,r, ,....;,,i..,, ,,.a,., ..,... 80,
''' '''''' '''''' '''''S' l'i
us iI''e "dAS run uH"er most auSpi-
cious conditions as regards weather.
exhibits crowd ana an those tbinn,
tbo+ j., ,,,,1.- eai,. ...-
= - ''''''N' : '''ii " success
ne crow" lhfohSed the midway,
which is astonishingly large, ana every
men Of which Is occupied by the usual
wonders 70 eaten the dimes Of the an
wary. The races, the exhibits ana oth-
m attractions afforded every visitor.
II, i iuII day sport Ihe natl fN-
hlblt IS one ~ the best the society has
eyer had, the shown" Of fruit ana veg
"tables being The best. capt. T. r.
Carleton uf Drcsdau NM 4 Hill exhibit
NJ or,r,I,.s ur.re ,nd ,,,..,,,.. .,,,a pnI,
HIT Moody If PIttston shows line of
farm u,,Gucte tba+ il b,r5 II, .nuaI
Among other exhibitors arc. 4. X.
l,rc.,,. r pi....,, ,,l,,,,. nan r
- i'ls''"' HI III nan ~
dresden and George W. Palmer Of
P'ttston. The ladies department VIII
=. Ili'ue up, tomorrow but mas niue
Wednesday viii me ratttS day with
races in the afternoon, \ large ex-
hibit of cattle will he shoVu
r., - -, H.
D. H. Bailey OIL East flttst"n, IS
pi'S'urH' u the society other oIIl'ers
+ assistant secretary; W, f,
.7V'hIliS' Ied7HIti' an "L Last RUS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
DISASTROUS STORM AT NOME.
Many Vessels Wrecked-Many Lives Lost
500 People Homeless.
Septic

=. -, = =
Hta''le' " ASH sept. Z''-l ne steam
81 ROANOKE brings news oil dlsas-
unusual violence for nearly two days
up to the evening of Sept b. and was
the severest that ever visited western
Alaska. a number Of barges ana light
Frs We're driven ashore ana wrecked
All along the beach for miles. both
east and west Of Nome the wind ana
water have created havoc with tents
ana mining machinery. "A number of
lives ARE believed to have been Iost.
ii by known that Andrew A. RYAN NJ
Tu. Aru,.I,g ,,-a.. 5r.,.,.J G,..,..i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

!
INF '''' -o'- ,.,.',-
Mt, james 9tdhh"s' "l!o "Ie |'S''l'l3
il 'Ii, =" Hill, " III I'M lta l,i', rh
chiIa I'm intn Martin stream ana Was
pulled ID tn shore III an unconscious
condition bv tile dug. VINO howled until
help arrived.
The Maine Furniture Co.. consisting
NJ William A. Fred II. ana r. Il. Shcp-
b.rd which has done 4 large ana sue
r..-.fuI misunderstanding business AT Rar
NTfu. f,r tba nast IN wears bas sali its
water privilege And mills to thu Gem
rifugaI Leather Co NJ Portland. Of
which Sullivan Shurtlem IL president
If IL understood that they Arr, To utilize
the water power ana the mills in the
,,,a,,,,f,.t,,. If fans ana heels fnr
,
'''''
y meeting Oh ll.g lli'.''IS VI 10 =
9,,.' '',,,.''' ''' ,1 Dr.,
,., ,I" ',,'9 ,,If,o 17raor,o,, cav,
49,. ,,..;l,,.5 mi ,..,,,,l, 49,. nd. NV.
NJ. p,,rs., ov-Aldar,,,D Tbomrson
and H., yyiI1i,,, II 1.,,rav ra-
1872. .....,,,,,l .,f III. .i,,,,,i,1 .,,,t
~, .,,....,.,,I .(.,,,,,,.,i,,,, =, .t,,.
''S 49, ~ ta,ai .,>,,.n., ircI,4in,.
hands snaaL,.,.s ian ROM ana incident
,ls v,,e AMY S2s5
Aba Hanscom. aged u years. farm
III living In WinsloW near the Benton
line. fen from the high beams of thu
great barn ut hi- home Monday mu.n-
WV, ..rj r...i,..I iriu,i.. frn,u (which
,.. .,... ,.,....
!, N e,.,..., i. ,.,
n,l'... It'll. ,,lt,,.,.
,.,...., .,,,.I JILL. ,.;,,t,+ MI.
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1,
""I N''E i" '''''''
Nv"II dSt- - m 4 .''''t M 'i''
'INl N"i "i'i 4 n mir '' ''''''
!. n hld""H 81 i"rl lthl. ""@ "M III
i,,., i,,,, .,,, II, I-,ss,1I',n ,n1 ,,.h,, i
contracting FOR 3oo0 cords 10 be- cut
during the coming winter. has been in
town for several davs. making a few
colonization. M, RidvpI ie If tha
.,,i,t... ,t,a. H., l,.. To-. ,,a,,1,. "a ,,,,.,l.
- ,,, t,,,,,, a., ,,iI,, .,I,,,r tt,.. conn,
,,,, cd. durin,, tb. mast summer Tho
wood fn,. tb,. ,,,,st nart K piIad along
tho ,...t ,,,I conn, list.nrn from, any.
,,I,it,.i,, tb,s ,naLinp If a,e,- far
,,,,,I. ,,, ,li.,,.,-,J IN holm themselves,
,,.i,i,.,,. ,,,,,..b f.,,. Of b.i,o detected
me hoh"T Scholarships ~ hdt'S '"I-
lege, given to the young woman ana
young man IN each class VINO nous me
highest rank IN thelr respective classes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
FOUR MURDER INDICTMENTS
Found AJa:n,t Geo. n. Champion by York
Grand Jury.

Alfred. Ne. Sept 25.-The York county
grand jury reported before Judge Wither-
ell Of the supreme bench. this afternoon.
four indictments. charging in each case
murder against George II. Champion. An
the murders We're committed. June II. at
West Newteld. when George w Good
win. Scott q. Goodwin, his adopted son.
Fred Bertsch hired man ana Mrs Elk
III H. Horne. an aged woman. were killed
ana then burned with the farmhouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Sept. 25.-Local forecast:
Wednesday, fair; warmer weather.
Thursday. probably continued fair and
warmer followed by cooler in the even
ing ana night; southwest 70 west
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26
FAIR AND WARMER.

Washington, Sept. 25.-Forccast for
Maine: Fair, Wednesday; warmer in
western portion; Thursday, fair; fresh
southerly winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-26

There are now u Presidential tickets
in the feld-S0cialist Labor, Social
Democracy. United Christian Ponies
Party, Middle of-the Road. De Leon
Socialist, Prohibition, Silver Republic
can, National Party, Cnion' Reform
Republican, Democratic.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON ArAPI<r

New York. Jan. 2.--Thc cotton market
made very encouiagi advances Mt the
op nj Is. but later | ST most OF the p,iu
under sheer absence OF bull specula-
zion and active Wall street selling.
Strong Liverpool cables ana reports
from the south We're even trmcd than
Friday and sent room short sto cover
and their demand. In connection with
very heavy purchases for LIVERPOOL ac-
count, sent the active options IN las
points. Trading for time was very
active and general. Wall street COM
mission houses sold for profits while
business from the crop centsr went all
most exclusively to the hull side. 4
rapid decline at Liverp oil led to a hat
In buying here ana a subsequent hur-
RED diFpos ton OF cotton purchased on
the call. Our market was better sup
rortsd than the Livcrro ma kct and
did not break as badly as the after
The sudden turn abroad was said to be
cntirely due 20 enormous liquidation
for the purpose q und ins "atraddles'':
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
COTTON RECEIPTS.
(Monday. January /, 1909
(Tuesday, January ., 1907
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.
Cotton belt is experiencing cold

Cotton belt is experiencing cold
weather.
Bar silver in London, 27Iad., advance
of 1-16d., against 27Ad. last year.
Spot cotton in Liverpool advanced
Lied Sales, 10000 bales. Future con-
tracts closed barely steady; near posi-
lions showed advance of Il. points,
while later months declined partially
half point.
United States port receipts ycster-
day were 1886 bales, against 52,5So
bales last year and 3S.ol2 in 1897
New York spot quotations advanced
1-1G yesterday. Stock. 1862 bales,
against S6,4S6 last year. The contract
market was irregular and closed bare
ly steady; near months to points
advance; later months remaining at
about unchanged prices; January, TAI
to 74S; May, 7.5l to 1852; August, $50
10 Isl; October, Col to COS
New Orleans future market declined
points on March contracts, closing at
1923.
The half weekly receipts at the five
leading interior towns are 3i,4S9 bales,
against 34,33S bales last week. Gl,499
last year and 1854 in 1897 Stocks In
creased 1909, compared with loss last
year of 12,6S1 and loss of 11,7O3 in 1887.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
Virginia Centuries. ex-int. ............ So
Virginia Deferred .......,.. ............ o
NEW YORK. MONEY SrARKET. .

NEW YORK. MONEY MARKET.
New York, Jan. 2-Nfoney on call firm
at 3Qp10 per cent; last loan at per
cent; ruling rate at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, per cent. Sterling
Exchange firm, with actual business i'll
bankers bills at 4.S7A@4.S71s for de-
mand and at 4.82M@4.S2ta for Sixty
days. Posted rates, 4.S3 and 4.SS1s; COM
mercinl bills, 4.S1@4.SlA; silver cerufl-
Gates, 5S1s059H; bar silver. ISIS; MeXi-
can dollars, 471s. Government bonds.
weak: State bonds, inactive; railroud
bonds, irregular.
New York, Jan. Flour held above
buyers views, although there was more
disposition 10 take hold near the close,
owing to the strength in wheat; Min
nesota patent, SS.S504.1U. Rye Flour.
firm: fair to good. s3.15@3.S0. Buck
wheat Flour, steady, $2.10@2.25. Corn
Meal. firm. Rye, steady; No. 2 West
ern, 60%c. Wheat, spot firm; No. 2 red,
1850. Corn, spot firm; No. 9. 4O7sc.
Oats. spot quiet but firm; No. 2, 300
29Ac. Beef, dull: family, sl2.506D1SO0.
Cut Meats, quiet; picked bellies, 5H@
Ike; December shoulders. SIC. Lard,
strong; Western steamed closed ss.l71a.
Refined, strong. Pork, firmer; mess,
sl0-25@10.75. Butter, strong; Western
creamery. 2S@29c. State dairy, 2o@27c.
Cheese. firm: fall made fancy small.
l2A @1Sc.; do, large. 12A @13c. Eggs,
firm; State and Pennsylvania, 24@D25c.;
Western ungraded at mark, 15GI22c.;
Western. 24c., loss off, Spot Coffee.
Rio firmer: NO. 7 invoice. 7;Gc.; No. z
jobbing. 75sc. Mild, flrmer; rdova. s
@121ac. Sugar. raw, firm and held
higher; fair refining. 8 13-16c; centrl-
fugal 96 test, 4Ac bid. Refined, steady
and prices revised to actual selling
basis. rebates being discarded.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions, Lard, Short
Ribs. Etc.

Chicago. Jan. 2.-The firmness of
Liverpool. an improved cash demand
and the decrease in the visible, with
the sharp advance in provisions were
q combination of bullish influences in
the wheat market to-day, May closing
strong up %@7sc. over Saturday. Corn
closed &c. and oats !s@Mc. higher.
Light hog receipts and better prices at
the yards were Il strong support TO the
provision market, May pork closing
32sc., May lard 17lAc. and May ribs
1T1A@20c. over Saturday.
The leading futures ranged us follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Md, Jan. Flour, dull
and unchanged. Wheat, firm; spot and
month. 71@71Ac.; February. 722s@72Hc.;
May, 75@75Hc.; Southern wheat, by
sample. G7@72c. Corn, flrmer; spot and
month, 377s@31hc. February. 1880
37%c.: March, 37M@SSc.; Southern
white, 35% @37lac. Oats, more active:
No. white. 3oA@3O%c. Rye. dull; No.
2 nearby, 5ic.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
AUCTION SAFES FUTURE DAYs.
For RENE

70 North street, rooms and bath.
ldG South Kelly, rooms and bath
sH Bank, rooms and bath.
Si9 east Main street. rooms and bath
go York street, y rooms and bath. =
rooms. ''se'
SlS Wlloughby. z rooms and bath.
Several nlce farms on salt water near
tho city for year $780, Nice large brIek
houso with about z acres In village OF
kempsvillo by month or year
Rooms 4A Freemason. first floor above
ga Chapel street, rooms.
Store on Freemason.
IL Henry street
FOR SALE
Now house on South Kelly; ono on
Windsor; three nice houses on Willough-
Reeves. south OF Lovitt: one on Duncan:
one on Duke street: nice brick house on
i5ank; one on Charlotte: two on Cumber-
land: also in other sections. "-.
Several nice farms near the city: Soma
on salt water: also land by lot. block
or acre, and
MONEY TO LOAN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
TRUCK MHRKET.

tBy Telegraph to virEInian Pllot.)
New York, Jan. POTATOES. steady;
New Jersey, $1.25@1.75; New York.
S1.50@1.75; Long Island, S1.5o@2.00; Jer-
sey. sweets, $2.35@3.00.
Cabbage, steady; Long Island, $4,000
600 per hundred.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. S. c., Jan. o-Turpcntinc
market firm at 47,4c. Rosin firm, UNI
changed.
Savannah, Ca. Jan. 2.-spirits tur-
pentinc firm, soc. Rosin firm and un-
changed.
Wilmington, n. c.. Jan. 2.-splri,s
turpentinc firm, 49kG5Oc. Rosln firm.
81 .l5Q1.2o. Crude turpentine firm
81. 60 and $3.50. Tar steady, s1.a5.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. Jan. Cotton seed oil
firm and still higher in the New York
market on strength of crude ut the
South, $ ant offerings and higher prices
FOR hog products. Prime crude barrels,
zoe; prime summer yellow, 341a@35c.;
off summer yellow, size nominal: but
ter grades, 36@37c. prime winter yell
low, ST@3Sc.; prime white, 36@3Ic.;
prime meal, S24. 00Q$25. 90.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
4. F. Rogers,

ROOMS 2os, 2le sii COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING. GRANBY STREET.
STORES.
Store ISL and $3.50 Main street.
Store S. Roanoke avenue.
Store No. So Commerce street.
Store No. ~ Bank street
store No. IS Commercial Place
store and dwelling No. COS Main street
/ new stores ON CRANKY street
" " srehouse 100 Water street.
store No. sc Butte street.
Ofi.es: CRANKY. Bank and ComInerce ste
Store 20 Water street
Two Offices In the Automatic building,
DWELLINGS.
Dwelling $50 Frcemason street.
New Dwelling OH Brown street.
DWelnnE 2SS Granny street.
dwelling No. Go York street.
Two dwellings, in Mottu Block. Ghent.
dwelling 81 CRANKY street
Dwelling 107 covo street opposite Cum.
20y York Street.
81 CRANKY street
Dwelling 497 Main street
Dwelling No. &C Boush street.
Dwelling IN Mottu Block, Ghcnt.
Dwelling No. 222 York street.
FOR SALE
3S5 Church street.
DDwell.hg York Place and James. street
queen street. corner National lane.
No Hamilton avenue
dwelling OH F'rcemason street.
NO W Commercial Place, occupied by
w: II. Martin as wholesale hardware
Four brick dwellings, on chapel lane
paying 10 per cent.
29S Main street
$40 Butte street
&c Falkland street
223 Chapel street
O. and II told numbers) Bank street
Two dwellings DeBree Place. N. L. cor.
%, 81, SO. IS. 81, 50 Hank street.
naTdy Warehouse. Nivison street.
q Tazewell street
209 Chapel street
Two Two cottages at Virginia Beach.
store AZ Roanoke avenue.
81 Iilgh street
w Cumberland street.
Nos. Us and 70 Pool street
Seamcns Friend Society's property on
water street. oppos lie Clyde Line
Small farm on Broad Creek Turnpike.
81 Hull street
2S1 CRANKY street.
% ard 81 Virginia street.
ia and l55 wo,iic street
SgS. S9S Church street
-Four brick tencments on Wilson avenue
b3S Rute street
1C9 and Ill Brown avenue.
2i3 York street.
a and rs York street.
a and 70 Roanoke Square.
l52 Brown avenue.
Two dwellings on Olney Road (Ribbla
tract.)
l2s High street
One dwelling Duke street. south end.
43 Queen street. :
2l3 and 2l5 High street Portsmouth
2li and PIG King street (Portsmouth).
81 Bank street.
II Duncan avenue.
Commerce street, east side, and on wa.
ter. front 70 feet
II and 1G Roanoke dock
lo5 Duke street.
100 n. Marshall avenue.
100 High street.
col Park avenue.
81 Cumberland street.
1c0 Butte street.
70 York street.
422 aud +2i Highland avenue.
265 York street.
go Yorl; street
tls. 40. 422 and s2i Freemason street.
80 Bank street.
Warehouses 3l6 and 3iS Water street
Dwelling 90 Boush street.
Dwelling 294 Butte street.
l26 and 100 w. Main street
Elegant dwelling 127 College Place.
tenement houses OH Kent street
16 Hill street
IS. 20, % and "a Roanoke dock.
Vacant lots in West End Land Co.
Client, Norfolk Co, Colley avenue. Cen
trail avenue. Camp avenue, Mary's ave-
nue.. Olney road. Butte street. York street
l5oush street; water front lots on Water
Claiborne, Levitt avenue: vacant lots on
Granny and Charlotte streets. 60 vacant
go :. ie4-- -lriI.1esS Anne avenue and
Broad Greek Turnpike. cheap TO a quick
buyer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
NORFOLK mHRKtTs
For Grain, fiau, Groceries, Provisions,
&c.

0uotntiOns whoiasaio Prtcas mn.
rss ofhcrviae stated, ana prices arc
nub1ccf 10 nucIuatfon In market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
II. c. HOGGARD & CO..
PHONE 74s. SO BANK STREET.
MHITE & CO
REAL EsTATE AID nEMTAL AaRNz

REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AoENr
NO. 81 BANK STREET
q Franklin avenue, rooms .......... 1867
~ Ghapel street rooms ........-.... 1900
- NORTH street rooms ...,........... 1000
(New) Olney Road. s rooms ...... 25O0
(New) Olney Road, s rooms ...... 5000
W duncan avenue. rooms ............ 300
JV.h street, Fnrk race, IL rooms 49,. 300
New Brown street, rooms ..... 3001
l3l York street. - rooms ........... 1000
ii6 brewer street. rooms ............ 1900
III Cumberland street. rooms ... 25O0
GO W. Brambleton avenue. 10 rooms 1890
42l ~ Reservoir avenue, rooms 49,. 1000
72o Jamlson avenue, rooms .-.... 1000
I'd LUKE street. . oonS................ 25v0
SdS Snurcn street. store................ 650O
ss9-zal Cnurcn street. Store..-......... 1000
&c North, 8 rooms .. % on 4
Sls OK, roomB Gan. D..-......--- $3.50 ]
S75 Butte rooms ...... ...... 250O
4e5 Butte. rooms ........ ........... l7O0
Client. 10 rooms ........ .............. 5000
East Grace street, rooms .......... 1900
2G5 York rooms .......,. ........ 1000
t03 West Brambleton ave.. rooms.... 20Oe
S9s Butte ST.. rooms .................. 100
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

PEAS-Blackeye. s2.boQSO5 per bag.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PoULTRY-Llye. steady: chickens. old
fat. 25@Ic.; spring chickens. small steady
at l291vc.. large. l5af2uc.: ducks, mud,
BUTvrER-Gcod country. I2gi6c.
COUNTRY HAMS = Steady; Sm.thHeld
s sasy S l 's ear Ssnl io sGssHsrs vc
POTATO ES-Northern. white. sl.5o0pi. n
per bag; new sweets -Iaymap. SlOO per
barrel; yellow. 9uc.QS1 90.
CABDAGE-sl.5oapl.7 per sugar barrel
ONiONS-N-5 0@l.7o per bag.
BERMUDA--None.
FRUITS.
barrel: Northern sa.o N9seS s22'@s,0o per
LEMONS-ss.5 per box.
PEAs-BLAcKt:YE, s25o@s.co per bag
PINE APPLEs-lo912c.
BANANAS-Per bunch, 50cGsi5O
CoCoANUTs-lCO to bag, $3.50,
CALIFORNIA ORANGES - Afessfnn
s3,Ooa325; seedlings, SSooQa25; naveis. siSj
GROCERIES.
TLoUR. N I;e,o firm , spring wheat.
Ter wheat choice straight. So is; winter
wheat, family. S3.55; winter wheat, fair 10
good grades DIES. OF 4 extra. Ss25; winter wheat,
HiEAL-Psr bag 100 lbs. ssc.; 80 lib. bags
Go e Fl Jaya. ;stss5c;; do.
prime. do; &c.,; .alr. do. sas.sc.;
small full cream, lalAc. ~
SUGAR-Market steady. The plan of
selling sugar at delivery. prices has been
will be made +. 0. b. Norfolk. Cut Loaf .sHs
$50: Patent Cubes. 5.5l Powdered. 5.4S:
Fine, Granuloted. 5.4l: Standard Granm-
stone a, 5.G1;i Centennial j. 400. Califor-
MA d; 5i5; Eranklin Extra c. Ill: Amer
ic gY E ;;,,I z. As
hr'ncr ~ The ndvc:ce: syrnp. good to
choice. 2l023c.; lower grade syrup 1z1Dl5c.
molasses. Porto Rico. 2od2sc.: moiasscs.
PROVISIONS.
-EuI.K MEATs-Market firm: rib SIDES,
@.so bellies. eastern. t!sc.: bellies. west
BilF FlxfHD e gG%.L e:
M Mnss p pLS 7. g; &C ..
liam PORk-Per barrel. SIl.oo.
compound tierces. s5.c SOLD tubs and ,r 50.
WOOi1-Unw isc.: bulky. to 7c.
less: washed wool. &c.: biaclt i2.kc. to isc
-, niDEsIG. s. ~ green. ca; dry nni.
SALT FISH.
HERR1NG.-New North Carolina cut sn
Eastern barrels. si.25Ii.50 Potomac,
gross. $500; mullets. 1GO-lb. kegs. $780,
spots. 1o0-lb. Kegs. $3.50; mackcrel. fat No.
z, S23.oo: white fish, new catch. l0o-lb
KEGS. g 20: so.lb. kegs. $40: 70-lb. kegs.
t2.2O.
FRESH FISH.
Spots. par pound. &C.,; croakers. per
pound. 2Iac.: taylors. per pound. 4G5c. ;
large rock. per pound l2;sc.; pan rock
per pound. Case: shad. none; trout. 293c