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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
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AID.
RR O e e S.
I|Ha|llars OF New York Stock
Exchange.
Private Wire TO New YcTk.
Increase in the Atchison dividend rate, al

Increase in the Atchsen dividend rate al
though confidently predicted in some
quarters. had been denied with equal con-
iidence in Others. The attempt to adj
vance the stock on the announcement
proved abortiNe. the extreme rise over
last night reaching less than 4 point and
the gain only !, per cent.
The doubt over the predicted advance
was due TO the fact of the shortage in the
corn crop. Some of the Southwestern
railroads were offered down sharpiy as
though to emphasize this view. The es-
innate of the years wheat crop by an
agricultural periodical, placing it at
record figure and at loo.eoo,ooo bushels
To- Kansas alone. was an opportune OFF,
SET to this contention The election of
an additional Standard Oil representative.
to the Union Pacific Board Of Directors
was n veritication of another hull predic-
ticn. but the bull party hesitated to take.
up the speculation for advance owing to
the danger that money flurries may still
intervene before the interior movement
of currency terminates.
Sterling exchange was notably strong
to-Giay on an active demand, demand ster-
ling touching Sass. This is more than a
cent in the pound sterling above the GOLD.
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3
HE MARKET STILL
STANDS IN DOUBT
Speculation Was ListIess and APP.
pathetic in Securities.
FEW STOCKS CHANGED HANDS,
The Failure Of sac Predicted Advance Was
Attributed 10 Reports o: Shortage in
tie co.n Crop : steriirg
..xc!laasc Strong.
FEW STOCKS CHANGED HANDS.
(By Associated rrcss.)

NEW YORK. Oct 3.-The same doubt
and hesitation regarding the future
course OF prices was reflected in to-day
market IS in yesterdays. Speculation
was listless and apathetic. AM the SEMI
ment of the small traders. whose opera
tons made up the market. underwent ~.
many variations. Few 2ci!Ne sSo !.s
show a net change Of as much as q DON'T ii!'
even where the DAYS range vas coiiSlo-
cradle The disposition Was 10 close UP
confi,acts both Of The long and the short
side unt the future course 81 priSes OIL.
Was demonstrated III gae response OF
Brooklyn Transit a:lG OF AtchisQn TO the
specific DEVELOPMENTS affecting them
The annual report % Brool5lNn 1ra:-
SIT. which WIS published after the clos
ius of The market last night. was inter-
preted unfavorahly in all the s9rren n,
that the Treasury bonds had been sold
during the year Yet Inc stock prolapt-
IL advanced and resisted an ATTEMPT on
the part OF the professional traders 20 de-
press the p:ice. The stock advanced at
ono time ~. per cent. showing the most
conspicuous strength in the market. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. ,9-The market for
cotton futures opened firm at an advance
OF :lHtj points on active covering and
scattering. support from abroad, the
SOuth.5.yTall Street and room bulls. The
opening ngures were nearly too tor the
oay as alter advancing 700 points
further on continued general buying the
market simmered GOWN and became list
less, prices sinking gradually, despite the
bullish influences on every nanu.
The pubic seemed Thoroughly lndlfter-
emf to the action of the market either
way. Initial advlces from Liverpool told
OF a firm market abroad with SPOT de-
lnand still very large at full prices. Iri-
waite cables reported Manchester as
strong on broadening demand Tor goods
and scarcity of spot supplies. AS for port
receipts the movement was barely over
halt OF that for the same day year ago.
a sharp drop in temperature i'll the
Northwest, between 10 ana - degrees,
gave rise to fears of a cold snap reaching
down into the cotton belt in the near
future.
BY mid day the early advance had been
s,lrpianted by a net decline OF 2Gt3 points
Business dragged all the afternoon, and
in the last hour the room sold out its
long cotton and went short freely. closing
the market barely steady with prices neE
3GtS points lower. CieaTanceS Tor export
were again large, but England did not
take it's share, even though Liverpool
stocks were the lowest OF recent year,
excepting last year, when prices We're
2Iac. above the present basis.
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ANA EUR GYPSY
IN Pc ERsBuRG.
Ran away From Home to Join a
Rowing Band.
WAS VERY CRUELTY TREATED.
Suffering from Dog Bites and Will Sc Glad
TO Get Horc Aga!a-.A Close Fight
IN the Primary-Dr. Battle
Back Home.
WAS VERY CRUELTY TREATED.
Special Dispatch to The r:mes.)

PETERSBURG, VA. Oct. s.-James
Trivvy, small White boy, attracted from
his home by q rowing band of GJpsies.
was taken to the station house in Peters
burg last night.
James did not find the rowing lie al
that his fancy had pictured IT, and. be-
sides, the Gypsies Were cruel to him. and
now he is more anxious to return to his
home than he was to go from IL
BITTEN BY DOGS.
The boy is suffering from a dog bite. In
addition 70 his many other affections.
His parents have been telegraphed to.
Parham's Chapel, in Dinwiddie county.
will be dedicated next Sunday. Rev. e.
T. Datlmun, of this city, will deliver the
dedIcatory address.
DIR BAIL HOME.
Dr.. II. y. Battle returned to this city
last night after q most delightful visit
to New York via the Old Dominion
Steamship Line. DR.. Battle preached at
the Hanson Place Baptist Church. Brook
lyn. Sunday to a very large and ap-
preciative congregation.
Mr.. Alfred Friend. Jr. anG wife; r. L.
Watson, Jr.. and sister, Miss Matte Z.
Watson, who have been on a two weeks
trip to New York and Boston. returned
home this morning.
Rev. Mercer P. Logan. of Wytheville.
formerly pastor of the Good Shepherd
CnuECH, III Is NtSlliiiS
in this city.
Mr. Lawrence Ruclls. proprietor of q
tobacco warehouse at South Hill. Lunen-
burg county, was in the city to-day, at
tending the opening of the tobacco sea-
son here.
CLOSE FIGHT.
There is considerable interest in politics
There is considerable interest in politics
as the time for the primary tomorrow
draws near. The fight for legislative
honors is being made on friendly lines.
and it is doubtful if any candidate will
have an overwhelming majority. The
friends of the candidates are earnestly at
work and the vote in the primary will
doubtless be q very large one.
Tobacco sales began in Petersburg to-
day. Very little tobacco has been mar
keted
DR. W. F. Drewry has been quite i'll.
but is now much better.
Mr. Meade Stockdell has accepted po-
sition with the Census Bureau, in Wash
irgton, and will leave to-day to enter
uron his duties.
Mr. James Ridout formerly with G. H
Marshall, has accepted q position with
the Norfolk and Western Railway In
Roanoke.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN CONTROLS
Cincinnati, Portsmouth and Virginia Company
Elects Directors.
(By 4 Associated Press. }

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct 9.-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Cincinnati, Portsmouth and Virginia
Railway Company to-day the following
directors were re-elected:
f. J. kimEall. Henry Fink. Joseph +.
Doran and a. J. Hemphill, of New York:
II. c. HOLSTER, Samuel Hunt. Ralph Pc
tiers, A. b. VOORHEES, and Joseph Wildly.
of Cincinnati.
The majority of the stock is now held
by the Norfolk and Western, which ope-
rates the road, and it was cast by proxy.
The directors Will meet here next Satur-
day to organize and to elect the same
officers that are chosen for the Norfolk
and Western at the annual meeting OF
that company in Norfolk tomorrow.
After this week the general offices here
of the old Cincinnati, Portsmouth and
Virginia Company will be abandoned.
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Norfolk & Western Not Behind II.
Especial Dispatch to The rimes.)

WINSTON-SALEM. n. c., Oct. o.
President Henry Fink, General Manager
L. z. Johnson and Mr.. T. J. Kimball
chairman of the Board of Directors of the
Norfolk and Western Railway, passed
through the city this afternoon on their
return 10 Roanoke from an annual tour
of inspection of the Norfolk and Western
system.
General Manager Johnson, when asked
in regard to the Winston and Wadesboro
road, replied:
80 far we know very little as to the
plans and purposes oa the parties who
are said to be behind the proposed new
road. There is no truth in the report
that the Norfolk and Western has sub
scr,oed one million dollars toward the
construction of the road
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DAUGHTERS OF C0NFEDERACY'
The virginia Division ia Session in Alexan-
Gr;a-A PeccD;iou
iria-A Eeccpiiou.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

tSpccidi I'lSpdtcii 70 Htt tlnnsS)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, October 9.-The
seventh annual convention OF the Virginia
Division, United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, met at noon to-day in the Pac-
ish Hall of Christ Episcopal Church with
Mrs. James y. Leigh, of Norfolk, ore
siding. The hall was tastefuly decor
ated. Delegates from the twenty-four
cha piers We're present. The session was
opened with prayer by Rev. Frank ).
Brooke. chaplain for the r. e. Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans.
Mrs. William A. Smoot delivered an
address on behalf of the city. The after
noon session was taken up with the read
ing Of reports. Tonight the visiting dele
gates were rendered a reception in the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall. The
session will be concluded Friday evening
with the annual election of officers.
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NAvA1 STOREs

Notwithstanding doing: receipts, 81
casks. Rosin firm at 2Q095c.: receipts. II
barrels. Crude turpentine steady at $40
$50: receipts, 81 barrels. Tar firm at
$3.50: receipts. 137 barrels.
SAVANNAH. CA. Oct. 9.-Spirits tur-
pentine firm at 34l4c.;; receipts, ISL casks:
sales, 1.329 casks; exports none. Eosin
barrels: exports. l,9o0 barrels. Quote: A,
Is. c. D. 81; Z, $l:O5: L. S1.1o: Ct. S1.13;
Fl. SD; I. S1.35: K. SLSo; III. $50: N.
$50; w G., $50: w w. S:;.G0.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Oct. 9-Turpen-
tine-Nohting doing. Rosin firm and un-
changed.
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PRINCESS ANNE POLITICS.
Or. George T. snead the Nomin Captain
Lee GIories In Bachc!orhocd.
Especial Disoatch to The Times.

,
sBLOsSCM HILL, VA, Oct. 9.-Yestec-
day was a field day for the Democrats OF
Princess Anne, the occasion being the
nomination of q candidate for the House
Of delegates in mass 'nset:ng. Between
three and four hundred were on the
ground.
The interest in the coming contest
seemed to be intense, but gradually sub
sided, owing to the fact that two of the
candidates. withdrew and left the field
practically open to DR.. George T. Snead.,
He was placed in nomination by Mr..
Wilt. m H Graft. and as there were 10
opponents his nomination was declared
by exclamation, after which several
speeches were made, among them one by
F-ohett Z. Lee, grandson CT General IL.
L. Lee.
Mr. Lee, in the course of his address.
said with a great deal of pride that he
was not only a Virsinian, but a bach
elor also, and expected to live and die as
SUCH
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CENTRAL CAROLINA FAIR.
A Large Attendance and Fine Sport on the

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)

GREENSBORO, N. c.. Oct Give
thousand people witnessed the races at
the Central Carolina Fair to-day. the
weather being perfect. The track was
in good condition and the racing spirited.
The 2:23 class, trottlng and pacing, was
won by Alvira Wilkes, 3. NJ. j. ScCor-
mick, Marietta, Ohio, in three straight
heats.
Time, 2:22 3-4, 2:23, Poi.
The o:32 class, trotting, was won by
Eagle Boy, I. h., c. D. Carter, Meridian,
Miss, in three straight heats.
Time. go 1-2, $50 81,
Grandma, E. Engleldng, Richmond, won
the tlree-quarter mile running, best two
III TIN &c. Time, l:.0, l:21.
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aALTIo1nEE NtAr1.r

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 9-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull; spot and
month, 11%.@I1&c.: November, i.i4W121ac.;
December, 1875 6l73l.c.: sOuthen by sample,
GoG!21ac. Corn dull: SPOT and the
month. 593J9Ac.: year 56;S0o62Sc.:
southern white corn. GUilG2c Oats Iirm;
No. white. 39l&G40c. Rye dull: Nc. .
nearby, 55c Butter. eggs, cheese and
sugar, firm and unchanged.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. oct. 9.-DRY GOODS
Buyers have been in fair attendance, but
have not operated to any extent in staple
cottons Brown bleachcd and coarse col
ored goods quiet ana firm. Some good
orders for staple prints coming forward.
Print cloths rrn, but quiet. Mems wear,
woollens and worsted, dull and I'M
changed. Woollen dress goods in fair de-
ma nd for StanleS: fancieS neglected.
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Building Lois,
Attractive Modern Brick
Residence
on MEADOW STREET NEAR
FowHATAN STREET.

BY virtue OF certain deed of trust
dated December 70. 1898. and recorded in
D. B. 156 a.. page 100. Henrico County
Court. default having been made in tho
payment of Il certain note secured there
in. we will sell at public auctia:l. OF the
premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER H. 1901.
at 4 o'clock P. NJ. the following very
vaiuab BILE property:
First-Lot of land fronting 400 feet on
the north side of Pownatan Street. rum
ming back on the western it:le of Robinson
Street 1870 feet to Winder Street. and
running back on the line of the land OF
j. III Shields estate. obiiqueiy t3, feet to
said Wintier Street on which it has a
frontage of 49, feet
Secoud-4Nil those certain lots numbered
a. 49, 40. - and IS in the plan of Hope
dale. having frontage of 50 feet each on
Winder Street. and lot numbered 20 in
said plan, fronting 6t feet on said Walker
Street and running back between irreSu-
lac lines 100 feet, more or less, to said
Wiuder Street.
The residence aforementioned is at
tractive Two-Story Modern E:rick struc-
ture, containing about nine rooms with
all conveniences and will make 4 very
delightful, home.
This property will be offered in such
parcels VIII suit the views of bidders.
RMS-One-third cash: balance at s.
II and is month.
G. L. DENOoN.
HENRY S. HUTZLER.
Trustees.
C L. & II. L. Denoon Auctsoneers.
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WILL TRANSFER DR.. DUNCAN.
Expected That HoIston Conference VIII Se1d
Him to Lynchburg.
(EE Associated Press

KNOXVILLE, TENN, October 9.-The
Hoston annual conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, convened
here to-day with Bishop Henrik, of Kan
sas City, presiding. About $50 ministers
are present from the territory covering
parts of Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia-
The matters of greatest interest are the
probable transfers of several ministers,
one of which is said to be Rev. j. A.
Duncan, from Chattanooga to Lynch
burg, Va.
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Cotton quiet: middline, Sasc: gross re-
stock, S, so bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 30,s0S bales:
export to Great Britain. 16,ol3 bales; TO
the Continent, 12,5fo bales stock. 5o',ool
bales.
Observation-Disclosures receipts. 1I6,2S3 bales;
export to Great Britain, 3S,2Il bales: to
France. 21,69i bales. to the Continent,
II ,S0G bales.
Total since September met receipts.
7!7. 1l9 bales: export TO Great Britain.
1SS. OGl bales: to France. GI,0IS bales; TO
the Continent. 9G236i bales.
PETERSBURG, VA. Oct Gre
ported by Martln * 5on.j--GOIICN-
Quiet at sac.
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KEARSARGE AT OLD POINT.
The Balance of the Squadron on Their Way
to New York
Especial Dispatch to The Tlme..)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct. 9.-The
battleship Kearsarge came in this eve
ming from the practice grounds off Cape
Henry. and dropped anchor at Old Point
The battleships Massachusetts and Ala
bama did not come in the capes. but pro-
ceeded to New York. where they will be
overfauled preliminary to going on their
southern cruise.
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GRAIN AND ToNExcHANGE
Richmond, Va, Oct o. 1901
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. Oct 9:-PEANUTS-
Dull; fancy, 2a4c.; strictly prime. DC;
prime, 2@2Ae.; Spanish, 75afIc.; machine
p'FEETERSBURG, VA, Oct. Gre
ported BY Martin g. son. )-l':AS Va 3
Market very quit in VirgiEi ls: she'll
ISL: Buyers offering 7i1ac.: sellers asking
higher prices
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A Rnv Sentenced.
Especial Dispatch to The Is. .es

WINSTON SALEM, n. c.. Oct. 9.-Wil-
liam Bailey, a white boy. aged twelve
years, was given four months in jail
to-oay for killing Fred Craver, another
white boy, a few months ago. On ac-
count of Bailey's tender age. and the
fact that he is in bad health, Judge Star
buck accepted a submission of assault
with a deadly weapon.
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OF real estate called NORTElBERG.
containing. 994 and 26-1OO acres. on the
premises, on the Pamunkey River, in New
1>( Friday. NOVEMBER s. 1901, .
at IL o'clock y. NJ, by Leo d farrell
ana Isaac Diggs. special commissioners.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the East
ern District of Virginia. rendered August
): 1901, of the April term, 1901. IN tha
chancery cause of James Q. Barcus. r.
4. Edwards, Henry a Houston and John
NJ Thompson. compliments, against
EramuS w. Gates, Robert E. Craig, w.
w. Lefew, Joseph 2. Hubbard. Thomas
B. Henley. the American Plant Food
ginia MARI Phosphate Company Ca cor
poratfon). 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 auction to
the highest bidter at the front door OF the
DAY. November s. 1901. at IL O'Clock a.
NJ. the real estate in the bill ana pro-
ceedingS mentioned, namely, All that
certain tract of land in the county of New
mUnkey River. adjoining the land of the
Hampstead estate ana Mrs Mary Gar
81 day of December. 1891. nv F. T. Lacy.
county surveyor OF New Kent county,
1l and 26-1GO acres. more or less. called
"Eorthoerg,' and being the same tract
" iS14AtA W Iiieii "SAS Sc1ihe gu " li!e
sinia Nrarl Phosphate Company Ga cor
pora tom by decd bearing date the Sd
daE- of January. 1889. duly rscordcs IL
the clerks office OF New Kent county. II
Deed Book No. i. page $50. to which deed
reference is hereby made for a more par
ticular description.
TERMS-One-fourtfl cash and the resi-
due in three equal instaIImeuts. payable
in one, TWO and three years from date
of sale. with . per cent. interest frsIa
date: purchaser to execute negotiable
notes for deferred payments, and title re-,
taired in the court until purchase money
IS fully paid: the purchaser to have the
right to anticipate the deferred payments.
an6, the buyer viii! be required to pay the
cash payment and execute the notes when
property is cried out on the day of sale.
LEO ID. YARRELI.
ISAAC DIGGS.
nj ('f,r- ,f,,iss
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, I'LL. Oct. 9.-General bear
ish conditions and a reverson of feeling
among bull leaders depressed all markets
to- day, ana December wheat closed lc.
low er: December corn &c. down. and De
cemher oats 3sc. under yesterday. Pro-
visions closed from 212G1171ac. depressed.
The leading features ranged as follows:
Omen High Low Close.
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QUICK TIME TO NEW YORK. RIOS
via All Rni, Line H.. T, & r. and Co

y =
neCtioES.
You can leave Richmond and reach the
following places the same day:
New York Cumming time, best train, S
hours and 90 minutes). Boston, Buffalo,
Pittsnurg and adjacent points.
The round trip to Washing ton Balti-
more and Philadelphia may be made the
same day, giving several hours at each
place, particularly at Washington and
Baltimore.
Round tip tickets are sold to Wash
,ngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
summer excursion tickets to Northern
and Eastern, Mountain and seashore re-
sorts.
Apply at nysaSssee ee E,0a ana Richmond
W. ?. TAYLoR, s.
Traf1c Manage
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The Report is D:ni, d.
(By Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA PA..s,Oct. o.-Penn-s
sylvania Railroad officials today deny
the published story that the company:had
been compelled to allow the w abash
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import point. Sugar and AmalEa drifted
Copper. which continued active,L drl t,lI,1
rather uncertainly but with ratnes ~, ~
~, naayIvo no;nta at one time on the as
sumption that recent accumulation OF the
stock has been for the account OF I 8 ~
sylvania interests. The market CLOSED X
regular.
There was a sharp break in Wabash ,s
debenture BIS. Total sales. par value
81, $40, OGO. United States bonds all uh-=
changed on last call.
The total sales Of stocks TO-DAY were
$4,000 shares.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE-NIone on
call steady at 3G3& per cent: last loan 2,
:: per cent: prime mercantile paper, 5t4M
5 per cent. Sterling exchange strong
with actual bushes in bankers bills II
S4.SG for demand and Mt 81. S3a4 for SHY ,2
days: posted rates. S4.S4ls ard 4 -S6t:'.
commercial bills. S4.S3M4. $751; Bar sill
Yer. 57M: Mexican dollars. 47h. Govern
ment bonds steady: State bonds inactive;
railroad, bonds Irregular.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, ND, Oct Dashboard
common, 2C02S1s; do. preferred, 1870
81 4. Seaboard as, S2Is@S2s:.
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Norfolk and Western Rail-

interest in the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way.
The PENNSYLVANIA Company, it Is stat
ed, has held a controlling interest in the
Norfolk and Western Railway for long.
time past, and the company was not
aware that the Gould interests had been
seeking to secure enough stock to gain
control
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BY F. A Catlin. Auctioneer.
No. Is North Eleventh Street.
Centrally Located Brick
Dwelling.
AT AUCTION
Wednesday, October 18th, 1901,

AT . O'CLOCK T. NJ.
NO. 40 NORTH SECOND STREET.
At the time named | will sell the above
mentioned property. 1t is in excellent
condition. convenient to business, Il good
renter, comfortable home, q car-fare
saver and within reach of moderate
means 1t has two stores ana basement.
You are invited to inspect it, and II it is
what you want do not fail to attend tho
sale. for if you are willing to pay cost Oh
improvements will throw in the lor.
TE.RMS-Usual.
~ 4. CATI.IN. Auctioneer.
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Special Commissioners

T hereby certify that the bond required
of the special commissioners above
named by decree entered August 5. 1901.
in the suit of Barcus ct ais VS.. Gates ct
ais. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th dav Of
October. 1901. NJ. +. PLEASANTS
Clerk Z. s. Circuit Court. Eastern Dts.
trict of Virginia.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(S3les AT Union Stock Yards.

Richmond, Va, Oct 8. 1901.
Receipts of cattle. sheep, hogs and
calves for week ending October :. 1901:
Receipts: Head.
Cattle Observation-Disclosures. ............ .92S
Sheep ............... ................9 $50
Calves ............... ..............l13
hogs .............s o3
Sales.
Cattle .............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50
Sheep .................IJO
1,aiYes !, =.
Prices-Cattle very best. Az li5c. gross;
fair. to good. 511s94i5c. gross: common to
medium, 2G3Ac gross bulls 2G2,s5c.
gross: sheen. 2GISAc. gross: extra, &c.
gross; lambs, 53!+aaeJoc. gross; a few extra.
Sl$c. gross; calves. s4ec, gross; hogs, 81
Gtsc. gross.
Prices on all stock about same as last
week except hogs. which are nearly half
cent lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-10
AUCTION SATISFIES Day,

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CHERRIES SALE.
Pursuant to an or0er entered in the
Law and Equity Court of the city OF
Richmond on the 18th day of October.
1901. I will sell at public auction. in
the city of Richmond. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1901.
at - NJ, on Capitol Street. in front of
the City Hall, ONE BAY FILLY. two
years old.
JOHN T. HUGHES.
Sheriff City of Richmond.