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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. April Is. 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day %
packages and al sold. Sales were both
of old and new stock Of common TO me-
dunn grades chiefly, on which prices were
very good with Sl3 highest price.
Revenue collections: cigars ana cigar
rettes sl27s5; tobacco, N,SJIS. Iota.'
Sl.is275. .,
Private sales: Filters, II: wrappers. II;
dark leaf. ~ Tugs. II. Total, a hog-heads.
Sales OF dare loose at Crenshaw's Ware
house to-day showed the highest average
for quality made this season. The tol-
lowing Hanover county, Va. planters
sod: j. T. Stanley. 100 pounds az s&c.;
T. +. Childress. at 13c. and l7i2c. J.. r.
Childress. at 20c.; Young Jenkins sc. ana
II lie: c. l.. Nuckols &C. and l6hc
Planters and Shelburne's had gool
bright sales and a strong market. Prl-
yate trading Is a little quiet today.
President James y. Boyd nresided over
n meeting Of the Tobacco Ira today,
Of which Messrs. +. ID. Williams. W. -.
Miller. William Rehing, arm w. o. Nolt-
ing the committee appointed on resoIi-
lions on the death Of Mr.. Charles Bauch
were read and adopted, as tribute OF
the trade TO the virtues "of highest In
tegrity and most scrupulous sense OF
Justice and fairness, OF good influence
and broad charity and usefulness in ms
life" were recorded as attributes worthy
OF emulation. The sympathy or the trade
and the resolutions go TO the famiy VI
the deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
WESTERN HOSPITAL.
Recent improvemcnts-All the Old
Officers Reelected.

STANTON. VA. April 15.-(Special)-
The annual meeting of the Board Of
Directors of the Western State Hospital
was held to-day. Those present were
Mr Bcckham. Of Alexandria; Colonel II.
j. Williams. OF Augusta county; Judge
Trcdway. OF Pittsylvania; Or. Conway,
OF Orange. Or. Larsick. of Frederick
county. =. +. Sticklcy. and G. r. With
ers. T. n. Trout. and B. Berkely, of
Stanton. The board attended to the
usual and ordinary business and visited
tho wards and public offices Of the hos
pital. IL must certainly have been a
most gratifying visit TO the representa-
tivcs of the State The nea,ness, order,
and system OF the entire place are per-
feet and this was no parade day; IL is
always 20. A band of sixteen instru-
ments under Captain DOlau discOursed
fine music to-day. as they do every day.
Tie new laundry was thoroughly in
spcctel It is @ superb Improvement,
ADDING greatly 20 the hospital and Or.
B!ackford does the best work al the
cheapest rates. giving employment. as
far as possible. 10 patients. There is a
cold storage for the hospital IN course OF
construction.
There are to-day $50 inmates at the
hospital. All the old officers were re-
elected.
A movement TO reduce salaries was
voted down..an9 the salary OF the female
physician. Dr Chertsey Hopkins was
increased from $50 20 $3.50 per year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

the young pheasants are old enough to
care for themselves they will be turned
loose IN various parts Of the county.
ihese pheasants are very much like the
ordinary pheasants OF this country In
appearance. only the male has a more
brilliant plumage than the American
hiid. They were first introduced into
inns country into the State Of Oregon
from CHINA some years ago. ana now
they number millions in. that State. II
these birds flourish here as they did there
there viii be no complaint OF a scarcity
OF game birds In this county. The total
cost OF the four birds was $3, and this
amount VIII be shared by Major Houston
ana number OF other spOrtsmen in
terested In the movement.
NVout twenty students are hard at
Work training and running I'm order TO
make place on one OF the two boat
crews Each afternoon they may be
seen In Indian file out for "a live-mile run.
inc poat-lace Is the feature of the com
nencemcnt az the Washington and Lee
University. and IS eagerly looked forward
70 by all Previous to the selection Of
the two crews intense rivalry reigns
among Che adhcrents Of the crews. and
many are the pranks played by first one
sac ana then the other. Father George
ashington's statue on tho top of the
university is the recipient Of many coats
OF paint; first he is intensely blue"
'hen he IS very red" these being the
colorS OF the rival crews. The race al
ways attracts a large crowd. who are as
Huch excited as the boys. and the fair
sex are not wanting in number, for they
are out In fun force and wear the colors
OF The crew they believe will win, or
else IN honor Of some one Of their
friends who is on one Of the crews
The Washington and Graham-Lce Ii
tefary societies OF Washington and Lee
University have elected editors and
business-manager OF the Southern Col
logian. the periodical published by the
students OF the university. The joint
session of the two socio ties elected Mr.
Mcsby G.. Sperrow. Of Lynchburg. editor
In chief. Mr. -. S. Lynn. assistant edi-
tor i'm chief, and Mir +. c. Powell OF
Washington city. business manager. Mr.
Spcrrow viii make his A. b. this year,
and Will return next year to take his
NJ. 4.
Mr.. H. ). David. of New Orleans. was
elected chief-marshal of the final eXer-
cises during the coming commencement
in June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
Death Ncnr OEIcy.

OFFLEY. VA. April l5.-(Special) Mr..
Milton Stanley. an old citizen and loan
landmark In the community. died last
week. after q short illness. and was
buried on sunday at Trinity utpiscopaD
church. near which he lived, and OF which
he was sexton. As a young man. MIR.
Stanley was famous ditcher. and be-
came a Thrifty. neat farmer in small
way. He was quoted as an authority on
fishing weather signs. ard other matters
of local interest. and his fund Of such in
formation. acquired by "a retentive MEM
orv through long years of observation,
was often unique and interesting
Farmers are busy planting corn and
rushing their spring work ahead. but
the raw weather has produced general
crop of bad colds. sore threats. &c.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April l5.-Flour-R Receipts
14.770 barrels; exports. S,5u barrels, sa,rs
800 packages; market more acti'e anu
firmer at a 5Gti0c. advance.
Rye-Firmer.
Corn Meal-Steady.
Rye-Quie,: No. 2 western, Ha27 l-ic. /;
car lots. 40Mi1c.
Barley Malt--Quiet.
Wheat-Spot firm and quiet; No. red,
81 Bic, nominally; No: l hard winter
Is Bic: market opened strong on pau
hcme-crop news. foreign buying, ana
higher cables. and after a midday reac-
ZION advanced a second time on active
covering. induced by damage reported
from California;. closed at S-Sal o-oc
net advance; No. 2 red April, closed
Is lie; May, "a l3-ltdfo lo-loc'' cioseu'
VCorn-spot frmer; No. 2. 20 5-sc. OPP
tions opened firmer and eased OF under
realizing but rallied again with, wheat;
20 Use MAY. % 3-l6N29 l-2c.; closed, ~ 5-sc.
Oats-Spot frmer; No. 2, &c. Options
dull all day. advancing. little with tne
other markets and closing practically
i-Sc r. higher; May closed p 1-2c.; July,
closed PC.
Hay-Dull
Hous-Quiet.
Hides-Steady.
Leather-Steady.
Wool-Firm.
Coal--Quiet.
Beef-Steadier
Cut-Meats-S Steady; shoulders. Lie.
Lard-Firmer; western steamed 81. AZ =;
Nav $3.50. nominally: refined steady;
COMPOUND. Si.l2 La S4.23.
Pork-Firm aud quiet.
Butter-Steady; western creamery, l3H
1sc.. Eleins. iSc.: imitation creamery. llW
Is I-2c.. State dairy, Bale; Co., cream
'6heese~si5Ong; state large sqls lie 6;
f,,1l
: realistically: state and pennsylvania
lOc. =: western fresh. SIC; southern. 3 lac.
Tallow-Dull.
cottonseed- OiLFirm; prime crude, :Oc.,
asked: do. yellow. Y S-M2c.
Petroleum-D United closed; no
market.
Rosin-Steady.
TurDentne-Steady.
Rice Firm.
Mola sses-Steady. .
Pig-IrOn.., Easy !. 70 southern aoash'
"9 c66nper-DulI; brokers'. sli.S5; exchange.
TinHDun; straights. % i-202jc.; plates
quiet. .~...o
Lead Closed dsll and easy at SA5va
Coffee-Options opened steady and 10 TO
IS points higher on favorable European
cables, ease1 Off points under local sell
ing but advanced sharply on covering oy
local buyers and foreign houses. Receipts
null. DELIVERIES small: decided strength in
spot coffee aided local bulls to bolster the
market Sales $500 bags. Spot coffee,
Rio strong: No. :. $50. invoice; iobbing
s. mild. steady; Cordova, nSHs3. Sales
1850 bags Rio. 49,
Sugar-Raw quiet; sales. 1893 bags GEN.
trlfucal. TO arrive. 9-32d.: 100 bags mo-
lasses. TO arrive 2 = -s2d.l refined quiet
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET,
BALTIMORE, Nj. April l5.-Flour-
Firm and unchanged: receipts. 6.s9S bar
rcis: exports, 1926 barrels; sales. so bar
reg
Wheat-Unsetticl and HIGHER spot me
month. and May. Is l-2n15 3-sc.: July
" Ice. asked; receipts. 800 bushels; ex'
southern wheat. by sample. l5atTc.
Corn--spot and month. q S-sc: July
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
QUEEN VICTORIA.
one of the Secrets Of Her Long Life
and Nitulity.

Ladies who suffer from poor health may
vain valuable information by reading Of
the astonishing discovery recently made
by the London World.
This journal has lately been invosti-
eating the cause OF Queen Nictoria's Won
dcfful health and strength, and has dis
covered that Il is due TO tho fact that she
drinks whiskcy diluted with water she
docs this by the advice OF the Court
physicians The whiskcy she drinks Is
obtained from a private distillery. and IS.
% course. perfectly pure.
Tho facts above given prove two
thincs- first. that medical mon universally
rtcognize that pure whiskey sustains the
hcnfh and pTOlOngS life. and, second.
fhat in order 10 do good. the whiskey
fn.sf be- absolutely pure. The leading
American physicians have always cn-
for~fd these views II is on this account
chat they have so strongly recommended
plrv'S pure malt whlskcy 20 people
whose systems need TO be strengthened
and built up. This is because IL is the
only incidentally pure whiskcy produced
I'M America and IN this respect II is to-
tally unlike an others. So true Is this
thni while many temperance people de-
uouncc whiskcNs In general. they ackn0w-
Icdcc the superior merit OF Dunys pure
malt. There are. however. many inferior
limitations sold by dealers. and. when
purchasing care should therefore be
taken to see that none of these is sub
sf.fufCe.
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THE COCkADE CITY.
Hastings Court-Good sport in Fish
iuG-perSonnl,

huNbfhss tourt-Ooou sport in FISH
inG-PcrSonai.
PETERSBURG. VA. April 15.-(Spe-
cial)-In the Hastings Court to-day the
grand jury were discharged. after a very
brief session only two indictments be
ing found on one Of these Fletcher
Walker (colored) was tried and con
victed. his offence being a third case o.
petit larceny. and a sentence Of one
year in the penitentiary was imposed.
The will Of Mrs. Jane Powell was adj
mitted to probate Mr.. l.. G.. Friend
qualifying as executor.
There has been an immense run Of
fish in the river during the last several
days and there has been splendid sport
for anglers. 1t has seldom been known
that fish have been caught in such grea;
numbers before Easter
Major Thomas II. Bond. an old and
respected citizen, is quite sick at his
residence. on Union street.
Mr. II. Pelham Eanes and Miss May
Nunnally were married tonight at the
Baptist church. in Ettrick. in the pre-
sence of a large number Of friends. Mr.
Eanes is a popular young printer.
Mr.. w H. Camp has commenced the
rebuilding of his shuck factory. on
Lombard street. which was lately de-
stroyed by FIRE
Very desirable improvements are beins
made at the Academy of Music.
The Passion Week services at the
Catholic and Episcopal churches have
been very largely attended every day.
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STATE HOSPITALS.
ANNUAL MEETINGS EsTERDAY
OF BOARDS OF DIRECTORS.
election of officers at williams
burg and at Staunton-Inspectio
pitmcat to a Lady.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April 15.-(Spo-
calJ-Thc annual meeting Of the dlrec-
TOYS Of the Eastern State Hospital was
hold to-day Those present were Colonel
IS tcr H. Taylor. Captain Terrence Nc
.r .ksu. colonel William r. Aylett. Or.
a. S Foster. Mr.. r. W. Tuggle. Dr J.
y Lewis. Captain r. j. starke. II. D.
coe. and Dr. p. r. Southan.
The first business was the reorganiza-
N0n Of the board. Colonel Aylett was
lade temporary chairman. and the fol-
owing organization perfected for the
.crm OF one year: Colonel Walter II.
Taylor Of Norfolk. PRESIDENT Captain
Terrence McCrackcn of Fredericksburg
Ice-presidcrt Under the bylaws, the
president and vice-president are members
u the Executive Committee, which is
composed Of three members. Captain +.
D. Starke. Of Richmond. was made the
.hird member Of this committee.
In executive session. the following
officers were reelected for the term Of
.wo years James D. Moncure. physi-
sian and superintendent; John W. Nash.
sss'stant-physician The term of the
nterne was extended one year from this
date. II agreeable 10 the present incum-
bent. DIT Charles b. Brock formerly OF
Richmond. q. p. Armistead was elect
"a steward; John l. Mercer. clerk and
essisttut-stcward ana &. -. Trevillian,
supervisor. Mrs. Ella b. Epps, of Rich
moud. was made matron, vice Miss
Martha Wottcn. term expired. and not
& candidate for reelection. having served
p This capacity for thirty consecutive
years. on motion Of Colonel Aylett. the
'ouowing was unanimously adopted:
Miss Martha 4. Wotten. the matrOn of
.hs institution. having rendered her
resignation which the board feel con-
strained in Difference TO her wishes to
accept. vet IN parting with her they feel
it 90 Dee no Jess a duty than pleasure
to testify 20 her fidelity and official and
Christian virtues I'm the discharge Of her
duties for so long a time. and 20 eX-
press the wish that her pathway through
l.fe may be- rich i'm every blessing, so
richly deserved by this lady.
The books of the institution were care
fully 'eX mined. and We're found correct
to cent. and the grounds and build
ings were inspected by the committee
having the matter In charge and they
highly cOmplimented the Superintendent
upon their fine condition.
The recommendation OF the Superin-
tendent chat the retiring matron Miss
Wotten. be- elected matron emeritus, was
unanimously adopted. She will continue
her connection with the institution in
this new position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

2si-2a29 s-sc.; steamer. u 6-sq2s s-tta}j 4 4:
2. D.. H5-sc.. southern white corDs Dsrw
Jpc.: do. yellow, 2yc. - !.
oats-rirm: No. 2 white. 2yayc 10;
'mixcd. n t-2u2ic.; receipts. SIS ipusHess'
exports. none: stock. 1868 bushels
Rye-Firmer: No 2. nearby. "a 3-fq5sc.;
No. western. IS 1-2c.; receipts LII Dusn-
els: exports. nope; stock, ~ rs bushels.
Hay-Firm: choice timothy. 1880 b'n.
Grain Freizhts--fery duh ard un'
changed
Sugar-Steady and unchanged
Butter-Weak and unchanged
Fsggs--Weak fresh. ioc. Ia.
Chccse-Steady and unchanged.
Whiskey-unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. April D.-Reports OF
ruined wheat crop came IN from every
direction to-day and were OF such a
doleful character that May wheat rose
3-sc. per bushel.
Corn and oats had n checkered exist
ence. hut were firm In the end. closing
about lie higher each.
Provisions were strong without much
activity. closing with advances.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening highest Lowest. Closins,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

PETERSBURG VA. April 15.-(Spe-
ola The annual meeting of the Board
OF Directors Of The Central State Hos
pital was he'd az that institution to-day.
every member being present. The meet
ing continued throughout the afternoon.
The hospital was given a thorough in
spection By the board. and everyt ing wa
found 10 be I'm excellent condition the
wards wei kept and clcanly. and the pa
tients I'm good health and wo carel for,
All OF the present officers were reel CT d.
DR.. James II. GdTliek Of Richmond. was
elected second assistant physician 10
M the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Dr. W g. Barker, and Or. Henderson.
OF Northampton. was reelected 10 the
position Of third assistant physician.
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Death of "a Beloved Lady.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. April b.-(Spe-
cial)-Mrs. Mary b. Glenn. wife of Gene
RAJ James ID. Glenn. of this city. died at
her home in Soutl Greensboro. this mcrn-
ing at $50 o'clock she was the youngest
daughter of DR.. John G. BrodnaX of this
city. She was born in Rockingham
county, in 1850. educated at st. Mary's
School. at Raleigh. and Salem Female
Academy. She was a hard worker in
the Episcopal Church. and it was largely
due TO her influence that st. Andrews
church. in South Greensboro. was erect
ed. She was a woman of the rarest
Christian virtues. and was beloved by
all who knew her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
DIRECTORS.

Persons desiring a safe and pro-
htablc investment are invited to
consider our Class &C" Stock, a
limited number ofshares ofwhich
will be sold at So premium,
making the cost 500 a share.
This stock pays a dividend of G
per cent. per annum and particl
pates in the profits. Atmaturity
the holder receives 500 q share.
Irflh1 ~ Ir.r Sui MI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

GREF,NVILI-E, n. c.. April b.--tspe"
cial.)--Yesterday morning at SIS o'clock.
IN the Methodist church, Mr. Thomas Nc
Gee OF Goldsboro'. and Miss Della Mar
shall. OF this town, were married by Rev.
\. NJ. Watson. The couple lett on the
morning train for Goldsboro' fraof
Mrs. Bette Lawrence. A highly esteem
ed lady Of this town, died Wednesday
evening.
There was slight charge Tor tne pettar
yesterday IN. the condition OF lion, - ~.
RIount but this morning he was not
doing so we'll Physicians say they never
saw a worse case OF erysipeas than MS
A trained nurse from Norfolk has ar
rived TO attend him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
LEXINGTON.
Yxperfment In Raising Phcasnnts-
~ Il l.. University Notes.

LEXINGTON. VA. April l5.-(5pe-
cialJ-Major r. W Houston, Of this
place. has received four fuil-grown
Monaghan golden phcasanis, ordered by
him from Oregon some time ago The
birds have been placed in Pairs In wire
enclosures. built on the Welsh and the
T.afora farms. near Alone mills. These
pheasants propagate very rapidly ana
are prolific layers laying fro.a seventy
10 eighty eggs year, but there -
PECULIARLY about these birds which has
10 be- overcome. and mat ~. they VIII
nor attempt TO raise Droods. while IN
confinement. OF. when brst transporter
fiom their native soil as has been
shown By previous experience. 10 sur
mount ,his difficulty, the eggs WI De
placed under hens AID Matched. Wheh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

RlcniuOiN, -, Apih -, LS's.
Quotations: Whcat-I.9ngherry. q TO
Sc; mixed. &c to SIC. Shortherry. % TO
So. No. red. Sc. White Viz,
g.nia. 32i.c.: No. white. &l4c:; NO. =
mixed. 81 TO BIC. Oats-No. 2 mixed,
y to 2liac; No. mixed q to 2iisc. Rye,
nominal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
Mon El

$50 TO LEND on CITY REAL ES-
TATE for three years. Low rate; small
charge. RO. y. GILLIAN & Co.
an lS-lt $40 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April b.-Nirginia ys,
7iaHI-4: Virginia Centuries. B LAS 3-S;
Consolidated Gas 80 l-2m6o; Consolidated
Gas. SIS. 1l7f-i bid: Baltimore and Ohio.
II 1-2ffl3 10: Baltimore and Ohio. South
western lst 4l-2s. guaranteed, 81 bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
ron SALE.

CERTIFICATE No. az. FOR TEN .
SHARES STOCK IN II En- NFE.ix
BUILDING FUND OF TIE Lir
STRANGE COMPANY OF VIkEiNiAA
for sl.cco. dated August 10. Nv es'irn nesv
month";; amo1nt paid IN $780, price ch1rg-
Cd s,oc. Address NORMAN cns,, c.i I,
Portsmouth. Va ~ 'o'''
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APiiis TO- ls'''
sun rises ........5:S HIGH TIDE.
san sets .......6:bl Morning. .".'..',,' t 70
Moon sets .....i:iA Evening. .,.....'.,,f'-s
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIt 49, is9'.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia. Porter, BatlmoIe.
merchandise and passengers baltimore
steam, Packet Company
steamer Yamassee. ONeil. Fhilaaeipniis
merchandise and passengers; J. w. Nc
steamer Ariel. Graves. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers; virginia Nast-
cation Company
steamer Virginia. Porter baltimore.
mercnandisc and passengers; bois'noro
Steam pac..et Company 49, ."aY.
Schooner Fannie Brown, LAWSON.
e,hnrleston. g. c.. via Norfolk. coal; ses~
sei John A. Curtis x Sons.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL v
- 80. .(By telegrapB.l .-..t,..
ARRIVED.
steamship Africa. New Orleans.
p Steamship Appomattox, Bos'on
!. SAILED.
steamship Aidgate. Leith.
steamship Africa. Bremens ~.
barge s. r. Mead. Boston.
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FINANCIAL.
TIE
Columbian Buildinq
AND
Loan Association,
Richmond, Va.
OFFICERS.
OFFICERS.

THOS. POTTS. Vice Pres't and Treas'r.
10. LANE STERN......General Attorney.
Id. AYLETT. Sec and Gcn'l Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

'QI).lao1s ", To- bal, m,,l-Il; In NJ;
le than ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

CINCINNATI. O.. April 15.-Flour-
Firm.
Wheat-Firmer: No. red S9c.
Confirm; No. mixed. 2Jn25 I-ec
Oats Steady; No. mixed. 20 i-2N2le.
Rye-Quet No. q 3sc
Iard-In fair demand az si07 1-2.
Bulk Meats-Firm NJ $LS0NS49Q.
Bacon-Quiet ut $5.53uS5.5J, .f...al.t,
Whiskey-Actiyc at $l.l9
Butter-Steady.
Sugar-Quiet., d. ...... a.4.-r
Eggs-Easy at Sc.
ChpaSo-Efrr, '.' f ~ 20 O.
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RICHMOND srn1t MAyxNr

HfcfT"1f'. ApfH ID. IA.
SALES Virginia. Carolina Caemical Preferred
Stock shares az 100.