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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-31

After a slightly higher opening yester-
day, the stock market held steady until
near the end of the first hour when it
turned weak at many points. The market
then became purely professional. and
there was not much trading until later in
the day. Another engagement of gold
was announced, bringing the total up to
S2.9OO,CJ0, but this had very little effect
on the market. Toward the close it was
announced from several sources that the
Northern Pacific complications had been
satisfactorily settled, and that had the
effect to cause short covering and some
buying FOR long accounts. The close was
strong at prices very near the top
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The various roads reporting for the
month"; of September showed gratifying
increases in net earnings. Northern PACT
fic gross earnings increased SS6006l, and
net after expenses, taxes and charges,
increased $3.50, 2227. The Reading reported
an increase for the same month in net of
$15l,S7S, and in surplus, after charges and
taxes, of sS0,S52. Chesapeake and Ohio
gross increased s97,451 and net s31.l15
while Eries gross earnings gained She
743 and net S3392, 22I. For the third week of
October Northern Pacific increased, gross,
$199,259. Atchison for the month of Sep
TENDER reported an increase in gross of
$s22,675 and in net income Si32,69l
Goss earnings of the Union Pacific Cor
September increased s1S5,966 and net earn
ings s226 10. Seaboard Air Line reported
for the third week in Oceober an increase
of s2i,5i5.
These encouraging reports continue to
~, III
tie effect on prices. The public are not
buying stock and the big interests seem
not disposed to bid prices up for the pres
emit
More sales OF Chemical were !-.ade on
the local market yesterday, the common
selling at 50 is and the preferred as high
as 10 II. Virginia Centuries sold at SO
So. a record price. There is also a good
demand for Richmond City As at 1os 10
107, according to the life of the bonds.
THE TOBACCO WAR"
Insiders in Richmond are very 5ullish
on tobacco As, although the price is still
low. It is known that some OF the Amer
lean Tobacco people have bought these
bonds at Il, and they think they are go
ing to sell them at a. good profit. There
has been a great deal of idle talk about
the big tobacco fight in England be-
tween the American Tobacco Company
and the English manufacturers The fact
seems to be that the American Company,
having a large trade in England, deter
mined to manufacture in that country
in order to compete successfully with the
English factories The company can man
ufacture goods for that trade on the
ground to better advantage than 1t can
manufacture at home and ship the finished
product from the home factories. 1t was
a question of building a factory Or buy
ing one. and it was found cheaper to buy
The probability is that other English fac
tories will be purchased by the American
Company from time to time. provided
such factories can be had on favorable
terms. That seems to be the sum ana
substance of the story.
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TOBACCO TRADE NOTES.
Two Deals Interesting to Local Tobacconists
Made Sel!ire Agent.

Mr. L. Lottier has been made selling
agent in Virginia for the NIarcello Clear
Havana Key West cigar. He has placed
his brand in all the leading clubs and
with the best retailers and restaurants
of this city. Messrs. Duncan and Moore
head, of Philadelphia. are thea manuiac-
turers of this cigar.
Two deals of interest to local tobacco
nists are being noted just now. They are
the transfer of the Brown Bros. Company,
of Detroit to the American Cigar Com
pany, and of the Addison-Tinsley To-
,bacco Company, Of Louisiana, Mo, to the
Continental Browns Is one of the largest
and finest cigar factories in the country
Major j. NJ. Barker, OF Henry. brought
with him to the meeting of the Board Of
Agriculture, now in session. sample of
fine new tobacco from his farm. Major
Barker is the largest tobacco planter in
Virginia and planted nearly 100000 hills
this year.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: e. L. Goodman and wife to
T. Francis Green 81 feet on south side
Floyd Avenue, SO feet west Of Beech
Street, $4,000.
Mary L. Gulick to w. A. Maker, q feet
On east side Pine Street, 156 feet south
OF Beverly Street, I,305.
Lizzie Thomas trustee to Sarah c. and
". 0. Thomas, 81 feet on south side OF
Clay Street between Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth Streets, $500
Henrico: c. L. Denoon and Wife to A
Cross, p feet on north side Seldom Street,
30 feet from Twenty-siXth Street; 50.
J.: K. Parsons and wife to Adpheus
Jones, 5 acres being part of tract known
as Home Place, sl25.
Isaiah Pollard and wife TO Sarah Clarke.
Is feet on west side Twenty-fifth Street,
rs feet north of r Street. $3.50,
Frank, r.. Sutton, special commissioner,
Mrs. Constance r. Moore. to G. w. Chill
Trey: and L.:.K. Kemp. lots y. 81. IS. 69
GO. 20 and - in plan of Capitol View. $50.
E,verlna Thompson to Ether Cosby, y
of an acre on northeast side OF the
Mountain Road. about11 miles from Rich
montf, s..
Samuel p. Waddili. clerk, to The Tax
Title Company Of Richmond. III y feet
on sTwentS-sixtll Street. 10 IL feet from
northeast corner l street, sldiioiHS AZ
name of Louisa Sims, for taxes. Si.oS.
Same to same 80 feet on west side
Thirty-thircs Street 80 feet north OF K
Street, in name of Susan Merritt, for
taxes. 50. As.
Same to same. 90 feet on west side
Twenty-sxth Street between @ and I;
Streets in name Of Henry Keck, Tor
taxes. :7.21.
Same TO same, 50 feet on n Street, 1oo
feet from Thirty-second Street. In name
of Maria z. Ham, for taxes, $3.50.
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DEALING CONFII'y ED
TO FEW STOCKS
.-
General Liss Moved Narrowly and
Was Very Sluggish,
coAlERs HAD UPWARD MOVE.
This Was Based on Very Heavy Traffic, Linz
lied Only by Car surply-Matk-t
Closed Firm With Pres
Near The Best.
iEy Associated Press /,

NEW YoiSR- Oct 3o.-'rbc volume of
dealings zen off still further to-day aud
Were again conSSsted in a few stocks III
which there WIS rather obvious Inanipl-
iation The manipulation was for the adj.
vance, but its effect WAS confined to the
leading active stocks. SO FAR as any nota-
pie results We're concerned. The general
lis: was sluggish ana hesitatina. ana
infatuated throughout The coaIers We're
taken IN hand Tor an upward movement.
,he concerted buying of The group being
based on the reports of very heavy de-
5nand and a traffic only limited by he
car supply of the companies, while prices
are firmly maintained at the maximum of
recent Years. The hieh-pricea members
OF the group gained from .2:9&&fi5 points,
and those selling ti.deI mar rose about n
point St Paul resumed its recent snow
OF strength and was followed, as usual.
b. the Pacific stocks 60 lbs extent OF be-
tween and = points.
There was another. demons t1.;atto o in the
Nander'bilts also to-aay. but II Influence
old not extend Very Effectively outside of
that group. .Ainalgamated Copper CON
tinued active and somewhat Irregular.
above yesterdays level. with unconfirmed
rumors circulated OF the possible absorp-
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of real estate called ''NORTHBERRY,"
Containing. 9gl and oG-1OO acres, on the
premises. on the Pamunkey River. in New
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER S. 1901.
at u eel, o'clock a NJ: by Leo 3. Yarreli
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the East
.ern District of Virginia. rendered August
3. 1871. of the April term. 1901. in thu
chancery cause of James Q. Barcus. r.
a. Edwards, Henry y. Huston and John
Erasmus W. Gates Robert e. Craig, W.
w. Lefew. Joseph p. Hubbard. Thomas
s. Henley, the American Plant Food
Company Ga eorporationl. and the Vir-
Sinia MARI phosphate Company Ga COR
poratIon). defendants. and having been
requested in writing so to do by the COM
plainants' counsel. in accordance with
said decree. the undersigned special COM
missioners will sell at public suction to
the highest BIDDER at the front door of the
residence. upon the premises. on FRI
NJ the real estate in the bill ana pro-
ceedings mentioned. namely: All that
certain tract of land in the county OF New
Kent. in the State of Virginia. on the Pa.
munkey River. adjoining the land of the
Hampstead estate and Mrs. Mary Gar.
M taS of beesb s SUE mRd on the
county surveyor of New Kent county
93t and 26.1oO acres. more. or less, called
'Northberry, and being the same tract
OF land which was conveyed to the Vir-
GINA MARI Phosphate Company Ia cor
porationl by deed bearing date the I'd
daE of January 1889. duly -eccidct in
the clerks office of New Kent county n
Deed Book No 4. page So. to which deed
reference is hereby made for q more par
ticular description.
TERMS-Cne-fourth cash. and the resi-
due in three equal instailmentS. payable
i'll one, two and three years from date
of sale. with 6 per cent interest from date.
purchaser to execute negotiable notes for
deferred payments. and title to be re-
ta:EeG in the court until purchase money
is fully paid: the purchaser to have the
right TO anticipate the deferred payments.
ans, the buyer Will De required to pay :ha
cash payment and execute the notes whei,
property is cried out on the day of sale
LEO. D. YARRELL.
ISAAC DIGGS.
Special Commissioners
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the special commissioners above
named by decree entered August s. 1901
in the suit of Barcus ct ais VS.. Gates ct
ais. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th dav O.
October. 1901 NJ F. PEASANTS
Clerk C. S Circuit Court. Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia
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ton of Calumet and Heckla- The Ma
tional Lead stocks were strong on pros
poets OF improved conditions, and Man
haitian and Sugar also --elped out the sho"
OF strength. ,
The determination to take cheerful
view of the gold export movement, when
was increased to-day to total OF s2,s:. ~,
coo. was apparently based on the ldesa
that the relief afforded to the foreign SIT
uation would be, reflected back upon ms ms
market There is some assurance ieA.
also that the movement will be checked
after tomorrow shipments n ,,a TBS, sr iee If
ENGLAND maintains its discount rate un-
changed tomorrow now seems zen p .S;c,,
the bank discounted to-day at the cur
rent rate.
The favorable subscriptions announced
yesterday for New York city bonds are
taken as reassuring regarding money
market conditions. and the release OF 40
ye1nber first disbursements. including
Government interest. is locked to to tide
over next week Some currency is ie-
turning from the West, and the transfers
to the South have diminished. Receipts CT
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NAVAL. STORES

WILMTNGTON. \. C., Oct. 30.-SPIR
IT'S TURPENTINE-Noth doing; re-
ceipts, % casks. Rosin firm at 9OG95c- !:
receipts, 1a2 barrels. Crude, turpentine
steady at s1.1Udl2.0o. receints, g., barrels
Tar steady at Sl.25; receipts, $40 barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. Oct. 3O.-SPIRITS
ceipts, ,436 casks: sales, 547 casks: ex-
ports 1900 casks. Resin firm ana un-
changed; receipts. 4,3s1 barrels: sa..,s.
1,36S barrels: eS- orts, 1,2S2 barrels.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 3O.-TUR-
.PENTINE-Firm and unchanged. Rosln
firm and unchanged.
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ARTILLERY SERVICE.
Colonel Randolph, the Chief, Has Made His
Annual Report.
(Dy Associated Press.)

.NDy .1AsSoC1steU Z FeSS.J
WASHINGTON, D.. c., Oct 3o.-coIoncl
Wallace Randolph, chief Of artillery, has
made his first annual report It is 4 re-
view Of the organization OF the additional
companies Of coast artillery and batteries
OF field artillery under the army reor-
sanization law. He refers to the reor-
ganized artillery school at Fort Monroe
as promising good results, and says that
the increase Of the artillery has made
each artillery post a school Of instruc-
ton.
Colonel Randolph says it is proposed
to undertake. upon an extended scale,
drill operations next summer, utilizing.
as far as possible the different militia or
ganizations that are interested in coast.
artillery work.
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TAX BILL PASSED.
Provides for Levy on Difference Between
Value OF Plant and Stocks ard Bonds.
fRy Associated pressN

ATLANTA. GA. Oct. ao.-The Howard
tax franchise bill passed the Georgia
House OF Representatives to-day. It pro-
vides that the authorities OF the State
shall deduct the value of the plant, Or
equipment Of the corporations, from the
total value OF the stocks and bonds OF
corporations. and the differences so ar
rived at shall be declared to represent
the value of the corporations franchise.
and a tax in accordance with that val
uation shall be levied on the franchise.
The measure was transmitted to the
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RAITIMaRE ataRErr

BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. Colour un-
month and November. 1914 q 733skc.: De-
cember, 74AM74asc.: May. 17%m77Sc.:
southern BY sample. 65m7ihc. Corn firm;
spot and the month. 60 N'GOl5c.: year,
5S1S@lSaSc.: January. Sc: southern white
corn, s55015Shc. Oats firmer; No. white,
42156I3c. Rye Gull: No. . nearby, 55c
Butter. eggs, cheese and sugar, firm and
l,nch1Oua1
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-COFFEE-Spo
Rio, steady: No. invoice. 11-1Gc.: mild:
quiet: Cor0ova, IIad11c: Futures opened
steady in tone with prices unchanged to
) points higher on brisk room covering
and foreign buying, inspired by rumors of
continued drought in the Santos. Drought
runorS We're not verified. however, ana
sentiment became less bullish toward the
close of the session, final prices indicat-
ing a net advance of partial . points
with the tone steady. Sales, 4o,230 bags.
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gold from the Pacific Coast through the AZ,
sub Treasury have served to hteI .ne
decline Of that titution upon the monss
market With surplus reserves e q iE E:.l.
vel above that OF last year ana :, y ,.
before. anxiety over rhe money 1n Iall ~.
outlook tends to relax. and the sentim e.
Is expressed LAT the gold exported # Gun
We'll be spared.
After q very irregulr movement the
market closed firm III the neiE !.borhood
OF the bestspriceS
Railway bonos We're. only 7: odeT =, I, !,
active and show irregular changes. .Eotal
sales. par value. s.a,GtDOoO. United States
bonds We're al. unchanged on the last call
The total sales Of stocks to-oay We're
$4,000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE-N1onev on
call closed steady at 33t014 per cent? last
loan, aM per cent prime mercantile
steadier and easier; with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. SG.s for demand and
at s4.S3ISG4. SIX for sixty Gays: posted
rates. s4.s4is and. ST Sly commercial bills.
81 Soa.G4. S3L4. Bar silver. J7M: Mexican
dollars 45A. Government bonds steady:
State bonds inactive; railroad bonds ir-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. 80, 1901
Arrived

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. 80, 1901.
ARRIVED.
steamer Albemarle. Glover. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Old Donin-
ion line.
Tug Volunteer. Pierson, Baltimore, with
barge of oil Standard Oil Company.
Schooner George r. Vreeland, Abbott,
Southamboy, light.
SAILED.
Steamer PocahontaT, Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise
AMI passengers. Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
merchandise and passengers. Old Denim
Tus, Volunteer, Tierson, Baltimore, with
Schooner Sebago, James River, lumber
Barge Washington, Windsor, James
River, light.
FORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. so. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Schooner ]. f. Potter. Boston.
Schooner George w. Wells, Boston
Schooner Daylight Promised Land.
Barge Ohio. Providence.
Barge Indiana. Providence.
Barge P. ]. Carleton, Providence:
Steamer Rappahannock, Liverpool.
SAILED.
Barge Solitaire. Providence.
Barge Kentucky. Allyn's Point.
Barge A. II. Smith, Providence.
Schooner Mt. Hope. Boston.
Schooner Edith Olcott, Providence.
Steamer Chicka hominy, London.
Steamer Harry Luckenbach, New York.
Steamer Iyra, Boston.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. OCT. so.
SAILED.
Schooner Rebecca NJ Smith. Grace. load
ed lumber. City Point, Va.
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The leading features ranged as follows:

: Cash quotations were as IoIloWs-FTour
easier. no :; spring wheat, 69laM5Sc.: 40.
. red, 71EsG7.c No. . yellow corn. :E14c.
No . oats. 371l4aG3Sc.: No. > white, ,;J!e.3
4OlAc.; No. :; white. 3394GD40hc. No. . rye.
Sole Fair to choice feeding barley, d, =
;SC No ] faXsee0', 81. 80: No. l north.
western, S1.5O; prime Timothy sa..d.
So. 7OGl5.SO. Mess rork, per barrel. $13.Ij1
1880; lard. Fer 100 pounds. SS10dS.72i.:
Short rib sides Uoose), S7.906S.1o; diy
salteG shoulders (boSed). $7.:,0d:7.7 70: s1o,
clear sides (boNeti), Ss.3oMS.iu. WhisEay,
basis of high wines. Sl.3O. Glover. con
cry l4m.1Lsc.: dairy. 1:;e'19c, Cheese
steady a 1AQl1Dl.c. Eggs firm: fresh. 100
19lsc ReccptS-Wheat. 136.00G bushels;
corn, 10000 bushels. oats 294.000 bush
els: oats. 29i.G bushels: hogs, 10000
head.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 3o.--Dullness and
small professional trading characterized
business on the Board of Trade to-da?.
December wheat closed nc. lower: &c
cember corn, L.0t?c. higher, and peCcm:,"r
oats, &c. up Provisions closed unchanged
to PIC. higher.
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GRAIN. AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
q h N ond W. Oct . 80 Inn
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. Oct. 3o.-PEANUTs-
Dull: fancy, 2a4c.; strictly prime, 2Ec.;;
prime, 2@2hc.; Spanish, 15a171c.; machine
PETERsBURG, VA. Oct. So Re-
pcr1ed nv Martin & oun.)-t Fan jas
Market very uui:t in VirSinians: she'll
Ing stock. l1aG2c.: prime. 2as:.1a:. extr,
higher prices,
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
i,,1rs. Ma fAaA 900,

1~y 33C81D11 q eI'I OtEI. Oh, lUUl.
Owing tc continued dry weather the re-.
ceipts Of tobacco In the LynchburS ware
houses are light as compared with those
Of the same period Of last year. Prices
remain firm. ana the quality Of fthe Offer
ings is generally satisfactory.
Z Quotations are as follows:
ssDARIS5GRADES
Common. dark lugs. ..f.....$ 2,5O9s 200
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Virginia State

Virginia State -. -. 20 g
-. i;Ll.a NEOt:sa
Amer. lob. Co. nd, $500 145
Cont lob. pfdf. 4 1O0s1 4 -.
Old Dominion S. 8. Co... 90 126 I'D
S. Il. anu s.. Co. 1st bonds u.s. %!
IS. Land s. Co.. Con- a! 4. S ~ 81
SIS. s. and /. Co pfd.. S. 100 lS y
SIS. s. and i. CO. com -. 10 y II
Va.-Carz Chem pfd.. $500 I'D? 12a.'s
sV;..-Car.E Chem. com. 100 60 60?
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BALTIMORE sTocN MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. 30.-Sea board
common. 255sa251s: do. preferred, 49:AsG q
90. Seaboard As. S20S2A.
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III. M. TYLER.
w. A. MONCURE.
ARDEN HOWELL.
ComYnissiOuers

T. P. P Winston. clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required of the
special commissioners by the decree in
said cause of October IL 1901 has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
P. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
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Spot cotton closed quiet at Lice. lower:
:nidding uplands, = 1S-1Gc.: midd!ng gulf,
S3-1Gc.; sales, 1929 bales"
Cotton quiet: midGling. { 15-1Gc.; net re-
ceipts, 2,sSS bales: gross, 1854 bales;
sales, 1929 bales stock, 7235G bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, $1,000 bales:
export to Great Britain. 7.7G5 bales: to
tn. Continent. 1920 bales; stock. ID; ::S
bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts.274,272 bales;
ex-nrt to Great Britain. 120496 bales: to
France. 31.9I7 bales: to France, 21,9II
bales: to the Continent 35,76G bales.
Total since September 1st-Net rere1nts.
800, 425 bales; to France. 18TH bales; to
the Continent. 490,316 bales.
PETERSBURG VA, Oct 3O.-(Re-
ported by Martin & Son.)-COTTON-
Quiet a S5Sc
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C. L. & II. l. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
81 E. Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Mat 2-Sfory Fame Dwelling,

NO. NORTH MORRIS STREET.
CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated No
vember 3. 1898. recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court. D. Is. 1Gt c. p. III, and
at request OF beneficiary. default having
been made In payment secured. VIII sell
by public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1901.
a { $3.50 o'clock p. ~. the property de-
scribeoi Ia said deed as 'au that certain
lot Of land. WITH the improvements there
on. iyIns and being In the city OF Rich.
mond. Va. on the east line q MORT:
~ fronts 40 feet and runs back 81 Feet
This property Is in the growing es
End and very conveniently located neal
TERAI}Casn for expenses OF sale. any
taxes due. ana TO pay the debt due OF
ss:;O with interest from May 8. 1900. to
day of sale; balance on terms to be an
5 1iousss = : &c. u DENooN. Trustees
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BY virtue of decree of the Law ant
Equity Court, entered October "A. 19ptt
in the cause of J.. s. Moore e Sons VI.
John E. Griffith's executors. etc. the tin'
dersigned commissioners, appointed fol
the purpose. will sell by public auction. or
the premises. in, the order named. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1901.
First. at o'clock f. NJ. sour Frame
Dwellings, . rooms each. on west side OF
Belvidere Street near china Street. t.,
To-. fronts TO feet and runs back between
parallel lines Ito feet to an alley 20 feet
wide.
Second a t $50 o'ciock P NJ. two Fran.
Dwellings, on east size of Cherry Street
near China Street. The lot fronts g.; feet
on Cherry Srteet and extends back be-
tween parallel lines lbs feet to an alley
10 feet wide.
Third. at > o'clock p NJ. Lot of Land.
north side of Byrd near its intersections
with the Tow Path Of James River and
Nauawha Canal, fronting. on Byrd Street
III. feet and running back between Ir-
regular lines to the Tow Faith. on which
ii fronts about 10 feet. There are some
improvements on this lot.
This sale offers The opportunity of Sc
curing some good renting property with
future increase in value.
TERMS-One-fourth cash. balance in 6,
10 and IS months. with interest adaces
from day of sale evidenced by negotiable
notes. and title retained until the whole
purchase money is paid end conveyance
ordered by the court.
H. NJ. TYLER.
w. a. MONCURE.
ARDEN HOWELL
rj.,J fsr,y,,, it,,
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AUCTION sALEs-Thls Day.
C. L. & H. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
sol E. Main Street.

GoMssIoNERS. AUCTION SALE
" OF
IMPROVED REL
ESTATE, ON BELVIDERE. CHERRY
AND BYRD STREETS.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
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United States Circuit
Court Sale

of real estate called "NORTHBERRY,"
containing. 99i and o6-10O acres, on the
premises. on the Pamunkey River. in New
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3 PETERSBURG TOBACCO MAnKET.
Petersburg, Va, Oct so, 1901.
(Rerorteu by Martin d ) =,
Nothing doing il tobacco. \ feY nriur