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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-24

PRODUCE

CHICAGO. August 22-Corn was
heavily sold to-day and led a deeline Of
other grains Wheat closed Ae corn
1iAc. and oats y c lower for delivery in
September. Provisions closed 3 shade
lower TO 5G7i4o hisher.
Trade in wheat lacked even a sua-
picion OF animation. The market open
ed easy on disappointing cables. Sep
TENDER hG&e down az 7oisc. Selling
for the outside account Influenced =
small selling movement by the bear
contingent When some OF them at
tempted to cover later. the market sud
denly ran up TO 7oAc. This proved the
best price of the day.
Outside liquidation. largely due to the
corn weakness in toward the close and
September worked down to zoe. The
close was weak, i.c under yesterday at
70d70tsc. Exporters reported 80 loads
taken; seaboard clearances were .22l.-
900 bushels almost exactly the equiv
alent of last years. Local receipts
were 146 cars II of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 16d
cars, making total for the three
points of 7t2 cars against Az last
week and Ti2 year ago.
Corn gave an exhibition Of Its de-
pendenee upon speculative support and
showed how insufficient an undouhte lily
strong situation could be when sneeul1-
tors relax their efforts to boost priees.
Argentine shipments. coming on top OF
recent reports that the exportable sur
plus OF that country was about OK
hausted, was a factor in weakening the
market The liquidation was embraced
by the bears to take a profitable ride
downward with prices and although
there was considerable covering the
close was weak. September sold be
tween 5sL 656Ae and 54Ssc, and closed
1Lc lower at 55@5bhc. Local receipts
were 279 cars.
Oats naturally turned weak with
corn. Liquidation was both for the
country and local account. A more sc
we're drop in prices was checked by
buying by packing house. September
sold between 35c and 34c. and closed
&c down at 34he Receipts we're SA4
cars.
Trade In provisions was moderately
active. Prices at the opening were IT.
regular and a slight decline followed
In sympathy with the surrounding
wea as. During this time consider
able lard was sold. A better cash de-
mand was claimed bter, and rs ribs
were bought freely by packers the close
was at a rally January pork closed
567kc higher at s15.50m15.52h; Jan.
nary lard a shade lower at $3.50, and
January ribs 2tsc higher at $7.97h.
Estimated receipts tomorrow
Wheat, 100 cars: corn. 275 ears; oats,
235 cars. hog& 900 head.
The leading futures ranged IA follows;
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WOOL.

BOSTON. Aug 23.--The Commercial
Bulletin will say in to-morrows re-
port on the wool trade OF the united
States:
The market Ia less active. though
prices are we'll sustained and remark
ably cheerful tone prevails The large
shipments are the result OF earlier
purchases There is decidedly better
inquiry for fourth and three eighth
Llood unwashed combings and for gen
uine Ohio wool q cents has been paid
thus week
Braid wool at 1sisc has also been
quickly picked up Blanket and ehey=
lot mills have been taking medium and
low Colorados in large quantities. the
bright white character OF the wool
making 1t very desirable. The goods
trade is in better condition than Tor
two years past, and the clothing trade
has never been better sold ahead. Maf-
ufacturers are not speculailnR, but
their own liberal orders force them
to cover, and they do not fear 10 do so
at present prices. Tho slightest foreign
support would send the market up.
The receipts of wool in Boston since
January have been 1897 9f2
pounds, against 124 ,s98, 1865 pounds for
the same period In 1900.
he Boston shipments to date are
1880 1866 pounds, against sales of 95,-
$4,000 pounds for the same period in
1900 The stock on hand in Boston
January /, 1901, was 76,309500 pounds
the total stock to-day Is 1896 476
pounds.
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Lake Superior and igN9isAsc for cast
ins and electrelytic
There was an advance % Is shil-
lings In London copper. with spot
quoted at Gs Is 80 and futures az EsI
SIS Cd
Lead was without change either AZ
home or abroad, and closed duil ~
S4.S7th and xii lis Sd respectively.
Spelter was somewhat frmor for spot.
but was without change, and quiet for
futures. Spot at the close was quoted
at $500.
London closed at eli 3 3D. being =
Cd better than the previous days hg-
ures.
Domestic iron markets. we're feature-
less. Pig iron warrants $9tfi0; No. l
foundry northern St5.006 1850, No. z
foundry southern SiiUOM l46Q; No.
foundry southern ) 5Ul5.25; NO.
l foundry soft southern SfAfoGlta.2h.
Glasgow warrants closed &C 5ls and
Middlesboro at AIS 7l5d.
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GREATER ANIMATION
Than for Many Days Was Displayed
on the stock Exchange Yestcr-
day.

Than for Many Days Was Displayed
on the stock Exchange Yestcr-
day.
NEW YORK. August 23.-The Wall
street district had more appearance of
animation to-day than for long time
The prolonged and persistent resist
ance of the market to any factors of
depression and the continued scarcity
of stocks offering, Notwithstanding the
very considerable advance in the level
of prices during the last two weeks,
apparently prompted the professional
traders to-day. as though by common
impulse to inaugurate a movement to
put prices up. There was no indiea-
ton that the general public was TAX
ing any part IN the movement. the
commission houses continuing to COM
plain of lack of business, but the pro-
fessional operators at work made play
with a freer hand than has been the
recent rule. There were no very large
individual transactions. but the num-
Der OF LOCO share lots was very con-
spicuous and as well distributed
throughout the room. The dominant
speculation was in the Paeifics and
Southwesterns, Union Pacific leading
the railroad list in point Of strength
and activity with an extreme rise of
rs. The so-called Gould stocks we're
all active and strong, including the
Denver & Rio Grande stocks and the
Colorado & Southern stocks, the latter
apparently on a superstition that de-
velopments are impending LOOKING to
its absorption into the Gould system.
The United States Steel stocks were
opened fraction higher and were held
almost immoyable all day, the extreme
fuctuation in each being u.
The railroad bond market shared in
the greater activity and strength of the
stock market but speculative bonds
were most conspicuous. Total sales
par value 81, 5S5 900.
United States bonds were all un-
changed on the last call.
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NEW YORK, August 23.-4 p NJ
Higher quotations from London are re-
sponsible for the firm opening and the
advance in prices of about " per cent
in most all issues. st. Paul and Union
Pacific were the leaders and have main
tanned that place for the greater part
of the day. Texas Pacific was strong
and Colorado Southern issues were
steadily bought at higher prices. Man
haitian and Metropolitan scored nearly
two points advance and held most of i
to the close. Sugar and Copper were
active and the advance in the first was
well held, while of the latter there was
a good deal of liquidation at the higher
figures. Steel issues were strong ana
seemed to be we'll bought on the belize
that the strikers are losing ground ana
the collapse of the resistance on their
mart is only a question OF the near
future. In the afternoon renewed ac-
tivity was seen in Southern Pacific and
Atchison. which both gained new high
records on this move. London houses
were sellers and their transactions
amount to about 10000 shares, sold on
balance. Money was easy. Demand
s4.s6% to $4.S7.
LADENBURG.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Angus, 2S-Cattle. re-
ceip,s 2.boe, including 400 Texans.
Generally steady. Good TO prime steers
ssSoU6se. poor to medium $4,000
3 20. stockers and feeders about steady
at 81 25M425: cows 81. 40ml2b, heifers
s2.40u 90, Gamers slow at 81 25q2.35,
bulls s2seG4&. calves s30oGfb.25.
Texas steers steady at si00d5.0
texas grass steers s9t0n375; western
steers steAsy AZ $1,000 500
Hogs, receipts .o=day $4,000; to- NOR
row $4,000. left over ? 600 head Choice
firm. others steady fop $685.. mixed
butchers s. saa63a good To choice
heavy s6Tbg6s IS. rough heavy $4,000
$40 light .s.6Sd6l0. bulk Of sales
s. sSn6I5.
sheep. receipts 1000 head. sheep
strong and active. lambs weak. Good
20 choice wethers s. 26Gl 100. fair TO
choice mixed S3008335. western
sheep s. 0aasa0. yesrlings S.. 2b6l
400. native lambs $1,000 500; western
lambs s27bd5 500
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a. lover. contract grade. August. "a
9Tt1c.
Corn L. lower. No. mixed August
SsAaSaAc.
Oats steady. Ne. white clipped.
tic.
Butter hrm. good demand; fancy
western creamery 2l,sc: do do prints
2iiac; do nearby prints s4c
Egss firm. tse higher; fresh nearby
and western tSc: do southwestern and
southern lee
Cheese quiet but steady: New York
full creams fancy small. 9Ac. do do
fair 90 choice SA49hc.
Refined sugars. quiet but steady.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 23.-Commer-
cial Advertisers London financial cable
gram:
The stock market was inert before
the holiday, but there was a distinct
tendency on the part Of the high class
investment shares to harden on the
excellent bank return. The attempt
here to advance American stocks again
failed. since about the only business
was a leyel.ing up Of commitments
before next weeks settlement New
York became strong buyer of Balti-
more & Ohio, on rumors of coming
rights. Union Pacific and Erie wer
also In demand. The latter is regarded
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here as dark horse. The general close
was at the top.
Copper stocks were also stronger.
Paris being buyer on the strength OF
the metal.
The Bank Of England has SIC. 900
gold on the way IRON Africa. The
bank is expected to reduce the buying
price OF bars.
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important Developments are pending in

important developments are pending in
regard TO the Gould properties. Senti-
ment on sugar is rather hearish,, owing
to unsatisfactory trade conditions and
the approaching increase in capital.
The news is that capital will not par
ticipate in the dividend 10 be declared
next month. Recent buying of Consol-
idated Gas has been good. and insiders
predict very much higher prices. being
confident that resdjustment of capital
Of nature very favorable to the stock
holders will shortly be made
BOUVIER.
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TIN MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.--The down
ward course of tin values in local metal
circles was undated. They declined
some rs to SO points to-day under IL
quotation without any trading to speak
OF being INDUCED In. The close was
quiet and easy at $26m2625. Tin in
London, however, was firm and lis
I'D higher, with spot quoted at f116 5s
and futures at Ell l0s. Locally cop
per continues nominal at 16h to II for
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Casb quotations were as follows:
Wheat. No. 3 spring 6S% @69%c NO
2 red INC. -
Corn, No. yellow ssh @5ehc.
Oats No. Q. 350361ac; No. white
37ih ii 38Hc; No. 3 white 37@S8c.
Rye. No. 2, 57M571ac.
| Fair to choice mailing 59@63c.
Flaxseed, No. 1, $1.61; No. l north
western $1.65.
Prime timothy seed $5.55@5.60.
Mess pork, per barre, sl4.35Q144o.
Lard per 100 pounds $S.S7k $3.50.
short ribs, sides Qoose), $815QS.835.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed), TAO
TIC.
Short clear, sides boxed, $500
$50.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was easy; creameries
14@20c; diaries 13m17c.
Cheese, steady at 9%910A.
Eggs. unchanged; fresh lac.
NEW YORK, August 23.-Flour, re-
celpts 1874; exports 5118 barrels;
fairly steady, closing dull.
Wheat, receipts 149.150; exports
| 81 979 bushels; spot easier; No. 2 red
TIC f. o. b. afoat; No. red 75hc
elevator; No Northern Duluth 789sc
Z. O. b. afioat: No. hard Duluth S4Rc
I. O. b. afoat; options closed weak at
MONO net decline. September closet
at 75Mc; October closed at 76c; De
cember closed at TIVE.
Tallow, steady.
Cottonseed oil, dull.
Petroleum, dull.
Rosin. quiet.
Turpentine, dull.
Rice, quiet.
Molasses, steady.
Spelter, firmer
Coffee. spot Rio dull.
Sugar, raw steady; molasses sugar
steady.
Corn, receipts 26,50o; exports 30,48o
bushels; spot weak; No. 2, 601ac ele-
vator and 61kc (. o. b. afioat; options
closed weak and 101bc net lower;
September closed at 60Ac; December
closed at size.
oats, receipts $1,000; exports 81 ,s02
bushels; spot easier: No. 2. 381sc: No.
3. CSC; No. white 41A@4lkc; 80. 3
white 40%c; track mixed western $50
4Oc: track white 41@47c; options dull
and easier.
The market for coffee closed firm and
net unchanged to points higher. Total
sales reached 1880 bags. :
TOLEDO, o., August 23.-Wheat
cash 721kc; September 721Ac; December
745sc.
Corn, No mixed SIC; September
SIC; December 5712c.
Oats, No. mixed 36c; September
35c; December 35Bc; May 38hc.
Rye, at SIC.
Cloverseed. prime cash $500; October
SSH; December $6.15.
Oil. unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-Wheat
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. August 2S-Close:
Money on call steady At 2Ld2ts per
cent; last loan pa per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4isd5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange Arm. with actual
business in bankers bills az s4ST for
demand and at s4,S4aGAS4% for sixty
days; posted rates s4.S5is and ssSS;
commercial bills s4.sS% q4s4H.
Bar silver 5s&c
Mexican dollars 4hiSc.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds strong.
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INTERESTING DETAILS.

Special to White & White.
NEW YORK, August $3.50 p IN.
Speculation to-day has broadened
considerably Commission buying has
increased and shorts have been forced
to cover. A. G. p was a strong feature
being well in hand on prospects of in
creased dividends.
The grangers were better on more
favorable crop advices. while Insiders
moved the fractions. The belief is that
we are in for more active markets.
DICK BROS. & CO.
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Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, August 22.-I.ondon
was strong to-day with Erie a favorite.
quoted at 40 bid. American generally
advanced an average of u There will
be no London market Saturday.
The indications of bull market ap-
parent Thursday and alluded to in
these dispatches became more marked
to-day, the early morning indications
being in that direction, and as the mar
ket progressed were increasingly ap-
parent. The result was such activity
as has not been seen on the Exchange
for many days, and almost the entire
list moved upward closing in many
instances at the high point of the day.
and decidedly over the day before.
There are evidences of an increased
public demand for stocks, although the
hand of the pool is still to be seen
The bank statement will not be a good
one.
Money on call ruled generally at 21A,
but some loans were made at ., which
was the closing rate.
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Chicago Closing.

CHICAGO, August 23.-Wheat, Sep
tember 7O1sc asked; December 1878 q
72Rc.
Corn, September 55@55hc; Decem-
Der 5714 @57asc.
Oats, September 34Ac; December
359sc.
Pork, September s14.35 bid; January
$3.50 bid.
Lard. September $3.50 bid; December
1855 bid: January $3.50 bid
Ribs, September none; January s7.s7
asked.
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DICK BROS. & CO

NEW YORK, August 23.--i.01 p. m.
--To-days market was certainly con-
elusive proof that we are III Dull
movement; almost every stock in the
list advanced and these advances were
by no means of small siza. Even the
reactions that occurred in course of toe
advance were remarkably small and in
significant. Activity showed consider
able increase and landed the market at
top prices at the close, with indications
of a brisk business for the two hours
Tomorrow. For over two weeks we
have pointed out daily the reasons why
we we're bulnsh on the market, and IT
would be monotonous to-day to repeat
the same story. We are still OF the
same opinion and bullish on stocks,
and think the advance will continue for
quite while.
OF course, as is usually the case after
an advance has taken place, there are
lots of rumors, points, reasons why
such and such thing occurred, and
while some of them are true and others
false the main thing is that the condi-
lions of the country and the technical
nosition of the market in particular,
favor high prices.
J. S. BACHE & co.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, August 23.-rhere has
been revival of demand for print
cloths and prices have advanced to the
basis Of 21z to 9-16c for regulars. In
brown sheetings and drills the market
Is without change Bleached and
coarse colored cottons quiet at pre-
vious prices. Prints and ginghams
steady. Linens firm but quiet. Burlaps
dnil and na9Y
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BULLS WERE AFTER
THE BEARS YESTERDAY
RENEWED ACTIVITY SHOWN ALI
ALONG THE LINE ON WALL
STREET, AND SOME
SHARP ADVANCES WERE MADE
sTEELs WERE STRONG AND WERE
VERY WELL BOUGHT.

The Day Opened with "A sharp Adj
vance in London, Largely Respon-
sibIc for the Eariy Feeling of
Firmness on This side-southeru
Pacific and Atchion Both Gained
New High Records on This Move.
-. Paul and Union Pacific Con-
spicuous Leaders. While Cop
per Was Very Active and Closed
One Point Above the opening.
More Favorable Crop News slim
ulnted the Grnngers.
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LADENBURG.

NEW YORK, August 23.-4:1o p. m.
There was fair increase in activity
to-day. and as it was accompanied by
strong prices as rule speculative SEN
timent was generally cheerful. Pro
gross was made in reawakening OF pub
tic interest. The frmness of the mar
ket these several weeks and the circu-
lation of reports are at last beginning
10 have their usual effect. Speculative
interest is sharp in B. & 0. on the ex-
pectation of valuable subscription
rights shortly to be announced. Nu-
merous other issues. including A. Z. r.
and the Gould stocks. are also promi-
nent in the talk of the day. The bank
statement does not promise to be ia
yorable tomorrow, but this fact receiy-
ed little or no consideration this after
noon. HoDooN.
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REAL ESTATE sALns-runLic.
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE, NO.
n PIKE ST., WHEELING, w. VA.

TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE, NO.
II PIKE 81, WHEELING, w. VA.
By virtue Of "A deed OF trust made by
Frederick Kupkowskl and Maria, his wife.
TO me as trustee, dated the 2lat day OF
APRIL 1898 and recorded Ia the office u
the clerk Of the county court OF ohio
county, West virginia. In deed of trust
book No 81, page III ! viii sell ut public
auction at the north front door or tho
court house of Ohio county, West Vir-
ginin, on
saturday, the 3ist day of August.
1901,
commencing at 10 O'Clock n. m. the follow
ing described real estate. situate ON the
north side of Pike street, In the First
ward OF tile city of Wheeling, ohio county.
West Virginia and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake, the southwest cor
ner OF Richard Moneys lot; thence >.
49, w. 30 feet, to stake, corner 70
Gottlieb Schaoht: thence ". l0A w. ia
feet to Ebeling's line; thence N. ~ ~.
20 feet to "A stake corner to Mooney; thence
IOAo e. 120 feet to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the
purchase money, or SO much more as the
purchaser may elect 10 pay cash 10 hand
on the day OF sale, and the residue ~ two
equal indictments payable respectivlA N
elk and twelve months from the day vi
sale, with Interest, the purchaser glvin8.
his negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments' and the legal title being retained
until all the purchase money shall nave
been paid. .s, - ,,t.-,e
iv2gesz Trustee.
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Iaclsde Gas "a a. nr9f - ~ats
Nat Biscuit ~ afs. Weston Etmfun S.
Nat Lead - So
Total sales Ter she das 81 .fe saaHesz
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Sales for the week by days:


The following table shows the opening.
high, low and closing prices o. stocks on
Wall street Yesterday:
Special to White & White,
NEW YORK, August q.
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The Clearing House.
The HaEleu Quotations.

The following quotations were received
by Howard Haziett e. Son. brokers, Ma.
tional Exchange Bank building:
NEW YORK, August %.
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WASHINGTON D. C..

WASHINGTON. D. c., August %
To-day's statement Of the treasury bal
ances in the general fund, exclusive of
the $3.50, 900. 900 gold reserve in the di-
vision of redemptin, shows;
Available cash balance, s176,4SS, 10Y;
gold. s104 ,891, 143.
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NEW YORK, August 23.-Although
there is no official information. the
impression prevails in the street that
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUsTEE's SALE.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust mad
Charles u. Stencil and AUGUSTA StenzeT
his Wife To me az trustee. dated the yth
day OF January. 1898. and recorded In the
office OF the clerk Of the county court OF
trust book No 90. at folio 5A. | Will sell
at public auction at the north front door
Of the court house Of Ohio county, west
Virginia. on
saturday, the 31st Day of August,
1901,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate IN
the city Of Wheeling. county OF Ohio state
OF West Virginia, that Is to say. Inc
north half Of lot numbered nine .D IN
division d. as shown on the plat pre-
pared under the direction OF Daniel Lamb
and Henry NJ. Russell. special commits
sioners in the case Of chancery OF ;. Is.
Caldwell VS.. Carolina NJ Wilson and 9th
ers which plat Is o. record In the offce
Ohio county, In deed book No. 81. fcitaG
1872 being the same property conveyed to-
the said Charles u. Stencil by Louis II.
Hemmann by deed dated January >. 1895.
and OF record In the recorders office OF
Ohio county IN deed book No. SO. at folio
go
TERMS Or SALE--One-third Of the piir-
chase money, or SO much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay cash in hand
on the day of sale. and the residue IN two
equal installme nts payable respectively in
three and six months from the day of sale,
negotiable note for the deferred payments.
and the legal title being retained until all
the purchase money shall have heeE paid.
r. ROBERT METN4IART.
]. c. HERyEY, Trustee.
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New York Curb Closing.

Special to White 4 White.
NEW YORK. August -.
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Special to White a White
PITTSBURG, August %.
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Yesterdays Sales.

Eek. div. 1s4 7 Eek. div. 2 per cent.
Total sales, 651 $50 shares.
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Purchaser to pay accrued interest.
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Special to White e White.
NEW YORK Aue
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FOR SALE.

FOUR PER CENT SCHOOL BONDS.
RAVENsNOOD, ". VA,
Denomination $500 each, interest paid
Hcmi-anuually.
Price on Application