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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-27


Exposition Society, was hearty in his ex-
preston OF opinion, and only regretted the
fact that the time to talk to The DISPATCH
representative was so brief. He said: SIT
looks as if it would be a very valuable ad-
junct to Pittsburg. In fact any scheme that
will reduce the cost of anything, is benefit
to mankind. The recent freight blockade
would not have continued so long if we had
had ship canal. / have never believed
that the old canal should have been aban-
doned. l believe the water highways, pro-
vided by nature herself, should always be
preserved. If the Ohio river should be
taken away we would have no outlet for our
great coal products. The canal ought to be
very valuable to the iron ore, manufactured
iron and coal interests.
A BIG STEEL MANUFACTURER.
WilliamG. Park, chairman of the firm
of Park Bros, sends a letter, in which he
states:
AS manufacturers Of steel and finished
copper, we have a direct interest in the estab-
lishment of the improvements mentioned as
we are largely dependent upon the upper lake
region for raw materials used in both these
branches; and, excellent as are our railroad
facilities, the season Just closed has shown
that they are not at all times adequate for
the handling Of the enormous trafic from the
lAkeot nor lS IL prODdDt6, III NAcW Ol Inc pQe-
nomenally rapid increase in the production
and consumption of Lake Superior ores. that
they will be able to keep pace with its develop
ments hereafter The output of 1000 900 tons
of Lake Superior iron ores for the present sea-
son promises TO be largely exceeded next year,
and of this product it is safe to say that one
half is consumed in territory that would be
Immediately benefited by the improvement re-
ferred to. OF the advantages of continuous
water route in the way of reduced transporta-
tion. it is unnecessary to speak
Others better than we can set forth the ad-
vantages to be derived from the proposed i'm
provements, in the marketing of the commodi-
ties of the upper Ohio Valley. In the case of
our own manufactured products. timaI is too
important an element in their delivery to per-
init us to avail ourselves of canal transporta-
tion for that purpose. The great value of the
Ohio river for the marketing OF bituminous
coal of hisregion, however. would seem to be
suhicient precedent ON that point.
CUT prices for child's plush coats, caps,
ETC., to-day. Busy Bee Hive, 9th and Liberty.
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RlcHMoND. W January p.

GoyERNMENr SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
United States as. Z. & o.. 1851 90.
United etatos4's, X. d Co.. l20 ...
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Sales Of loose tobacco to-day amounted
10 C9,2SO lbs, prices ranging from 81 to
S72j per 100 lbs. The loose tobacco
market was considerably stronger to-
day, the average price being 1925 per
100 lbs
Offerings Of tobaccOs on Change We'd
nesday, January %, 1899 The principal
selling at auction today was of West
Virginia hrights by Messrs. Carr d Dick
ensons. prices ranging from 81 TO $3.50.
One package sold at $50 per 100 lbs; one
packacke sold at SOL per 100 lbs; one
package sold at S54 per 100 lbs one
package sold at 5000 per 100 lbs; one
package sold al S4l and upwards per 100
lbs: five packages sold at $50 and up
wards per 100 lbs; eleven packages sold
40 $50 and upwards per 100 BIS; thirteen
packages sold al so and upwards per
100 lbs; seven packages sold at 81 and
upwards per 100 lbs -f0rty-one packages
i'm ALL
Registered at ,he Tobacco Exchange
Wednesday, January %, 1889 Thomas
L. Niche, Huntington, W. Va; Wilmer
Padgcii, Alexandria. Va. Il. w Coffee,
Liberty. Va; W W. Walker, Henderson,
NC. j. Kelly, New York city; James
A. Scott. G0Ochland, Va; r. Pollard,
Hanover Va W. j. Gillian, Farmyille
Shockoe. Davenport S Centre, seabfo0ks
Bianchards, Carring;on's and Shell
burnos warehouses report aggregate
shipments to-day Of 1915 hogsheads, OF
When SO hogshcads were bright tObaccos.
4 prominent tobacco commission mer-
chant reports sale of a good lot OF wrap
pers and smokers to-day.
Mr. Il. II. Dibrcll reports sale Of a
small lot of medium tObaCcOs to-day.
A large tobacco commission house re-
ports sale of a lot of wrappers to-day
Messrs Il. l.. Norris x Co. report sales
of filters
4 prominent tobacco commission house
reports sale Of wrappers and smokers
to-day
Messrs. Charles Watkins q Co. report
sales Of smokers and wrappers to-day.
Messrs Arlington & Scott report sale
of a lot of smokers to-day.
Tobacco Inspectors Office reports hogs
heads opened to-day as follows lnspec-
tons 56 reinspections, 20.
Mr. E X. Victor and bride are ex-
peCted home to-day
A prominent dealer i'm bright tobaccos
told me this morning in conversation
that the opinion was prevalent here and
I'm North Carolina that the bulk Of the
bright tObaccOs would be out of the
hands of the planters by the lst of
March. as they are selling very high and
are the only sort of tobaccos that the
planters think are bringing fair prices
They are holding back their nondescript
tobaccos for the present, hoping to OBJ
tain better prices for them later in the
season
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, January o3.

The lately increased number of home
BUYERS and order buyers Of West Vir-
ginia planters brights attests the value
of these brights, as well as the scarcity
of color elsewhere The premium awards
in several markets the last year, of what
heretofore in derision was designated in
trade Technology as mountain sprouts,
has helped TO bring the mountain region
brighis into deserved notoriety. The
color and curing was greatly improved
OF late years. and the 1888 crop shows
fine color and fine texture and a very
fair size In leaf. the latter des.dodtam Of
which has been sadly lacking IN the rest
of the bright crop elsewhere.
Cutters have been particularly line,
asd prices show the appreciation Of these
goods often selling up 10 40 and 40
cents, reaching even 80 cents on fancy
grades.
1he markets Of Danvllle, Lynchburg,
and other points are competitors for this
trade, and our Richmond buyers do well
TO keep what they have by hard and long
years labor obtained Much money is
spent in various ways by the planters,
who generally come in with their crops,
besides the charges due 10 the ware
houses and the Trade This years good
prices will no doubt stimulate the move
ment OF such brights to Richmond an
other year
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, January 23.-Flour closed
duh, and 8 10 10c. lower for some grades;
fine grades winter, 50 1892 So; do. spring
S215@ S2Gj; superfne winter, S315@
40; Southern closed quiet; trade and
family extra, S3750540. Wheat closed
active, but weak and lower; spot sales,
No. red, SlOj; extra red, S1.0i0
1.O5; No. 2 red, 9j@96c.; No. l white
Csc; No. ? red, winter, January, 96sc
Corn closed fairly active and lower spot
sales No. mixed, 43045tc.; No. 3 mixed
393@f; No mixed January, 43e Oats
closed dull and easier 44sc. lower; spot
sales, No. l white, state, 800; No. 2, do
8S4c.; No. 1 mixed &c; No , mixed
January. Bic. Pork dull; mess, $1,000
sl4OO for new. Lard closed steady.
February, S1850$78S bid. Sugar, re-
fined, dull; cut loaf and crushed Sc.
cubes and powdered, tic; graduated, &c
Coffee, steady; fair cargoes Of Rio 1910
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PErERsBURe, "a, January %.
lReporied by Martin, Son Il Col
TOBACCO.

The offerings of loose on yesterday
were moderately large for tho season,
and we have no change OF consequence
TO note in prices The only exciting tea-
ture i'm the market was the sale of pile
of 8lJ pounds Of dark wrappers at Sl3.
This price was paid without the help OF
our own manufacturers, and which goes
TO show that orders from other points are
also sent TO Petersburg, it being well un-
derstood that the finest dark wrappers,
and some OF the finest shipping tobacco
iu the State seeks Petersburg as mar
ket. We quote as before, and which
was. for poor, common and nondescript
GRADES. prices were ruinously low, while
for fair to good sorts prices are very
good
And from the daily IirgiRian, OF Lynch
burg. under date of January Is, as FOL
lows;
Receipts for the past week heavier
market more active for all grades OF de-
sirable tobacco, and better prices. Very
common and frosted stock continues
dull and low without any prospect Of a
favorable change in the near future:
ANYTHING with color in brights, and
sound and sweet in dark tobaccos, Will
command full prices on the Richmond
market al this time. I. INCL.
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CLicncn Markets.

CHICAGO, January 23.-Pandemonium
reigned in the wheat pit at the opening Of
the board this morning The bears were
flushed with their victory to-day, and
crowded their advantage from the OPEN
ing price May sold off at 9st within
the first five minutes, and later to o.
At 1925 May wheat was quoted 9ls.
Corn was fairly active, but without
special feature Oats quiet. Provisions
weak and lower Closings. Wheat
January, 92ic.; February, 9Sgc.i May,
96sc Corn-January, 34sc.; February,
34lc.; May, 36fc. Oss-January, 24lc.;
February, 2lfc May, 273@27sc Pork
january and February, $500; May,
St2.37{@$12 40 Lard-January, $3.50
February, $3.50; May, S7O2t RIB
January, $3.50; February, $3.50; May,
g6.4jW S6.473
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{ MINOR.
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST,
1907 MAIN ST,
OPPOSITE PosToFFICE.

Keeps largo and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMs and all kinds
OF beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIRBRUSHEs. CLOTH BRUSHES FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Brlda Presents a. well as Ladies
and Gentlemen's travelling seis.
All kinds Of MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale aud retail. Weare agents FOR the now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure HASECIrf
LITHIA WATER. which We deliver in any
part OF the city for 20 cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection viii do
well 20 drink this water freely.
We make a speciality Of hitting TRJSSEs
and keep q full stock always on hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES, all
kinds aud prices.
We haveall the lealing brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. aud keep a nice line OF CIGARS.
give our PLANTATION CIGAR trial. Re.
member % Try Dur NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Phy slcians prescriptions carefully prepared
by cOmneteuf Pharmacists. AMI mono but tho
PUREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call md ct a Col Cara aud prices
OF WadeswOrth's Silica Paint, when ID better
and cheaps than Lead aud OH.
Please reniom Der tuat for everything usually
found In a sirst-class wholesale ana retail drug
store, 20 %
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OXFORD, n. c., January 20 lNro.
The DQiy Times, Richmond, "a.
Dear Sirs.-The receipts of tobacco
since the first of the year have been UNI
usually heavy, especially for the past ten
DAYS Last week the houses were full all
the time. and yesterday the five large
warehouses here were crowded TO their
fullest capacity. and this morning the
whole town is full OF tobacco. The
warehouse yards and sheds and the sur
rounding streets are crowded with
wagons. and il begins 10 look like glW,
prices though hold up remarkably well,
especially on colory and desirable grades.
| notice some weakening on low grade
common and medium smokers and filters.
This crop 10 showing up considerable
frost, and the quality is not so good as
before Christmas. Wrappers are very
scarce indeed, only occasionally you see
a pile of any character
There seems to Do plenty good rich
waxv filters Of all grades. The cutters
as It general thing are not fine, nearly all
bordering on the mahogany type. We
are selling quantities of tobacco from
territory never before reached by this
market and oxford will sell more in
proportion than ever before.
, Fiuers, common dark OF green, to
93c. common, 81 TO &c medium, B 10
tic. good, ~ to Zoe. fine, 10 to lac;
smokers, common dark, slightly frosted,
TO 25c.: common, y to &C.; medium, D
TO Sc good, to 12c.; fine u to l5c.;
fancy, 70 to zoe
Cutters, common, 10 to 1Sc. medium,
ls TO 25c. good. 25 TO soc; fine, % to
825c. fancy, 823 to 4Oc Wrappers, COM
mon. l2t TO poe. medium, 20 to soc.
good. 30 to 4Oc; tlno, 40 TO DOC; fancy
s. 10 Zoe w. A BABBITT.
We quote from the Index App0a! as
foil0Va.
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ri u.t Fluctuations in all stocks were

eral list. Fluctuations in all stocks were
very narrow, except in St. Paul pre-
ferred, which sold off about j per cent
The news OF the day was unimportanl.
so far as it had any direct bearing on The
general market. Interest Is cenlered on
The outcome Of the presidents meeting
Al Chicago tomorrow. The market is
apt to WELD readily to any uniayoraole
news from that source, and the extent
u any rally which may follow any favor
able news is conditioned entirely on the
'xtent OF the short interest in the mar
yaf
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BALTIMORE, January 23-Cotton quiet
middling 9Ic Flour dull prices in buy
ers' favor Wheat-Southern quiet and
easier Fultz and Longberry, 99c.@ Sl.O6.
No. 2. Southern S1Q$1Ol; Western
steady at decline; No. . winter red, spot
0l3@0lgc, Cou-Southern scarce and
firm; white, 4O@4c.; yellow, 4O@l3c.,
Western active; mixed, spot, 4li@41gc.
Oats quiet and steady; graded No. 2
white, 83c asked Provisions dull and
quiet Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fair,
l7t@17tc. Sugar quiet; A soft, &c;
copper refined firm, lG0l6!c Whisky
firm al Sill
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New York stock Market.
Reported by c. w. Branch & Co., bankers
md 6rok ers, No iii Main street.
REVIEW

NEW YonK, January 23-Tbe market
to-day has been very dull, and has had
sagaing tendency all day, although the
result OF the trading has been only a
small fractional decline in the general
list There was special weakness in ST.
Paul preferred and common and Union
Pacific. influenced in ameasure, perhaps,
by special dives at them by interested
o1erators. Atchison and Missouri Pa
ciic on the other hand, were strong, and
With New England, were first 10 respond
10 anv favorable influences on the gen
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Apples-Choice early, per barrel, 81 20 Ia
81 60 mixed lots zoe. 10 <i.25.
Bacon--Virginia hams, choice old. l0c per
pound; new hams small, Is TO l6c new
hams large, 10 to l2c, sides, 10 10 lie
shoulders, otto lOc.
Beans-Cboice Navy, a. 90 10 S2.25.
Black Eye Peas-Sl.i0 to l.G5.
Beeswax-ls 10 DC per pound.
Buckwheat-3 10 Sic.
Butter-Virginia creamery, % 10 DC; fam
ny packed Virginia, Is TO 2jc: choice vel
low. store packed (yirsinial, IS to lsc; store
packed. mixed color and sweet. II to lie
store packed fair 10 good, 10 to l2c.
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ALL requisites for sick rooms, for com
fort and convenience lhepatient sold
by L. Wagner druggist corner Sixth
and Broad streets
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The Reverend J. A. Munday. the great evan
gelist. whose picture we give above has been
wonderfully successful IN the work OF evan
gclsm. The newspapers Of our larger cities
TEEN with accounts of his wonderful preach
ing and tho personal magne ism which seems
70 greatly aid him In his work amid the pur-
lious and haunts OF wickedness VIII ch iniest
all cities. lie was born In Sfatesville, North
Carol m. May 81, 1866. and in his youth stepped
upon the stage as an actor. Aftor an expert
ence OF four years az Snowman he was con
yerted and Joined the Baptist Church Of Nor
cross. Georgia, I'm 1870
lie entered the ministry after a three-years
course IN the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, Greenvllle. 3 C.. His talent and abil-
ity were soon recognized and he labored as pas
tor Of several prominent churches Feeling
impressed that his duty called him 10 another
class OF work, he became an evangelist, and
bis fame has spread all over our Nation. Row
eroni Munday was
uNFORTUNATE ENOUGH,
a short time since, 10 be attacked by very so
we're case Of intLammatory rheumatism, brought
about from bis exposure IN outdoor meetings.
Toe disease proved so vlrulent and SO imper-
vious 10 the remedies and skin OF the several
prominent rhysioia scaiiedin IN, that his friends
became seriously alarmed. Il appeared fore
gone conclusion that even If he recovered his
usefulness as a minister would be- impaired, II
not destroyed, by the nyages OF this sadtul
disease As a sort OF forlorn hope he began
the use Of Hunncutt's Rheumatic Cure, and
was at once relieved, aud in short time fully
restored to his old-time health and yigor. no
writes: Il believe that Hunnicutt's Rheumatic
Cure Is the best remedy for this disease ever
discovered II gave me- back all that life Is
worth living for, ard I have been entirely free
from rheumatism since used IT," This rem
edy Is Sud by al druggists al ~ per bottle.
OWENS * MINOR DRUG CO.,
Richmond, Va, wholesale Agents.
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RAILROAD BONDS.
Richmond Stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams & Son,
bankers and brokers. III Main street
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine & Houston, Commits
cion Merchants, 1905 Cary Street.
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COTTON REfoH

Market llrm.
Quotations -Middling, Ole; low mid
ling, 9bc.. good ordinary, Ste.
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The object OF this suit Is 10 recover g.; 100 %.
due by the defendant 20 he plat till Tor breach
of contract and TO subject a tract OF land a
tho county OF Amelia called River View
containing OF acres. recently sold 10y the ss'd
Grimm 10 the said Spanger, and which has
been attached I'm this suit. nd affidavit
having teen made aud n ca that the defendant,
:. T. Spanglcr Is nonresident % the state
OF Virginia IL j. ordered that lie appear here
within fifteen days ter due publication
hereof. aud 10 what Is necessary to protect his
interest in this SUIT.
A copy ieste.
ia lg--aiw L. II. COLEMAN, clerk.
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CO NSU M PTION

last stages OF that terrible disease, IFS effect IS
wonderful The cough f. eased. ana the
respiratiOns heightened, the lungs begin 10
heal. tho hectic fever and night sweats are
checked. strength and yigor return. sleepless
nights give place 10 quiet rest and cheerful
awakening the appetite returns and hope ana
happiness take the place OF fecbencss and
DESPAIR. II IL does not DO what Is ciam' ] Tor
IL. return the tonic and your money viii be
cheerfully refunded.
THE ONLY ORIGINAL AND GREAT
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H...urtfram Folly. Vice. Ignorance. L1cetses or
O..rataian Tncnafiur ard uniting ODE victim
frNnfk. nrsn0 Pc. ODE Married or Social relation,
t.f r-.fi.f1I rrotcndsrs Possess this great
r..re ltcaufaius aHI pages, ROYAL $50. Beautiful
f....nr. embossed. flN uf. incc. only $40 by
r.I ras'.ra.d concealed in plain wrapper Illus
f-.rf6 Prospectus Free. l sou apply now. Tile
Distinguished author, VIM. II. faracr. NJ. ID. 70
fror1 ire National Medical Association,
for the PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and
PHYSICAL DEBILITY. Dr. Parker and corps
4 Assistant Physicians may Dee consulted. eonn.
I.-flIr. fv mail or in person, or the citce Of
TuE ia ABODN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No.a EuIfnch So. Hoston, Mass. io whom OH
orders flr books OF letters for advice should DO
directed as above
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wADDmL. Ju.. Attorney. sia t-F.w
CHAs. W. uoDDIN, Clerk.
EDGAR ALLAN. a. 2ia9

NIRGINIA.-lN THE CHANCEkI
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
tbs l,ra DAY OF JANUARY, loS9i
Isaac Goddard and Henry VI. Moses. merchants
partners. trading aud doing business
under tLe name aud style OF Goddard x
MOhcS ssssfsssssss fihutiuss
again
j. b tufts aud Barton HaNall. John Dunlop,
and John l.. Williams. exec utOrs OF the last
will aud testament Of William tt, fiatahs
deceased ..s.s.....sssfs ssssssss. DSIeuuantS'
IN cHAScERY.
The object OF this suit IL 10 sttach the inte-
rest OF J. b. Tut 10 tho estate and under the
will Of William II. Hanall. deceased. aud sub
ject u 10 the ayment vi Judgment against
said J. Is. Tuit. 10 favor Of Goddard x Moses,
for the sum : 81. o. with Interest thereon
from the ith day Of febroaty, 49,, I'LL PAID.
AZ q 500 costs On said Judgment.
Ard All iayit having been made and nied
that j. Is. Iuft Is not "a resident OF this State,
he Is ordered 90 apnosr here within nfteen
days after due utilization on this order and
do what IS necess " ~ protect his interests
In this suit.
A cOpy-Teste
CHARLES ". GoDDIN. Clerk.
W. W. Cosby, Jr., y. q. la@O sutw
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VI : INTIT " NtVl n
4ia.- iakv Saly

NIRGINIA-IN THE GIRO UT
COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HEN
RiCO-IN VACATION On THE Slsr DAY
OF DECEMBER, lsss.
william II. Boyeridgo. .,.,,.~,,,,..',Pl aintin'
against
william II. Par5orand Margaret G.. Parker. his
wite...... ..... ....s..ss.s.ss.s Dcienoants.
~ cHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is 90 require tho de-
Pendants. Margaret G.. and William II. Parker.
10 comply with the tciits Of sale 10 the plaln-
tin. In the purchase Of 81 g-l2tns seet @--AOd
on BALDWIN street, between James ana taIer
streets. IN tne county OF Ienrco. aud 20 mako
20 said plaintiff good aud sufficient deed 10
said land.
And on alildavit having been made and filed
that diligence haas been used ny said plalntln 10
ascertain b. what county OF rporafion the said
defendants. Margaret e.. Parker and illiam
II. Parker are, without encci, II "a ordered
tnat they do appear here within fifteen days
after the Que publication OF this order, aud do
whatever IS necessary % protect their In
forests herein.
Copy-Ieste
w. :. LEAKR. Clerk.
In Al
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The object 81 this sat IS to subject the pro-
Goods OF the sac of the trust property con-
vcyed by A. II. Kaufman 20 w , Dashieil.
trti tee. ia "A e., rtaiu deed ut tr q executed on
the I'd day OF December 1875, and recorued on
the same day I'm the clerks oiice 81 the Rich
mnnd ChaRcery Court 10 the pay ment OF tho
claim ass rted in the bill OF complaint nied ny
the y q ntirs. -
And AFFIDAVIT having bee made and ed
that Clarke. Perry Co., The Morrow shoe
Manufacturing Co.. ami lhOmes etokley arc
on-resire Z. Of the State Of Virginia. II -
ordered that they arp ar here within fifteen
days after due publication Of this order, and
DO what is necessary TO protect their interests
in this suit.
A cci y-Toste;
en- ARIES W. GODDlN, Clerk.
WILLIAM FLEGENHEIMER, p. q.
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sALIs hEroHTED ~ sEcRETlRY.

Wheat-Longberry 200 bushels very good,
Southern. 40 ] .OJ ShOr. berry. 20 bushels
good. : uthern. at Lee: bushels common.
Southern, a. Csc: 3o00 bushels good West
ern az soc. Total sales of wheat, 3,22s BUSH
es
C0rn-White 20 bushels very good Of
lsc 80 bushels veay good at f6c 81 bushc..
good at 45c. Total sales OF com 30O bushels.
COTTON pppopT