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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-26

Spot closed quiet: mlddllng upiahos'
$50; middlng Gulf. SIS: sales. none.
The cotton market. after opsnlns
weak. at decline Of to II points, on
disappointing cables. reacted; ana ao-
vanced 5, to I points from the low tlgures
our conditions OF yesterday. Liverpool
was due to report a gain OF to points.
Early cables. however, only reported an
advance of to points, with the close
reducing the net gain to 1a9I19 points.
The market here soon developed conslo,
cradle strength. however, on oa-
weather reports: notably from IeNas.
where serious damage was reported from
Ia tie rains. with forecasts Of a somewhat
general freeze for to night. Other parts
Of the cotton belt sent poor crop al,
vices, which led shorts to cover ana
prompted considerable new buying or
ders. on which the market advanced as
indicated The disposition to secure
profits. however. once more became gen
eral, and prices gave way sharply unoer
active selling with supporting ORDERS
subsiding. partly because a private estl-
mate appeared on the exchange. point!ns
to a crop of II 100000 bales. The setilns
movement was still later checked oy the
disregard OF the speculative weakness
shown at New York. New Orleans, anu
Liverpool. and in southern markets, Two
Of the leading spot markets ADVANCING
close of Change. commission houses ne
came pretty fair buyers. the movement
Of cotton not being upon scale 20
fulfil the larger crop estimates with
which the season commenced. Ihe totai
saps reported were 100000 bales the
market closed steady at to IA points
net decline.
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Business and
Personal Accounts
SOLICITED BY
THE STATE BANK
OF VIRGINIA,
fiji EAST Ka!H STREET
Richmond. Va.
Richmond, Va.

house roof between sixty-five and Ss'st1 .s,
five country wagons We're counted, 80 -,
were being unioaded and the piles 81 -
were being wheeled in all aLEect-0. 80
and from the scales: the ram, 20 ''- -,
alters worse. drove indoors mos o. -.
hundreds OF planters until the t9oFs W. W.
confusion OF men. wagons. ana
Outside of the warehouses many % -, sr
streets We're congested ard the poASe ~" 80,
again in evidence. Many OF these wa :linf
yet remain loaded and the o"HeEs - 49,.
hare. 70 keep the contents ..-,
getting wet Practically all Jne eas
covered with whip-pole canvas co COZ tEs
but these were not all proof asa14-s'
incessant dowppour. ,,,s.
Farmers coming in said the roads .s.4
Ing to Richmond were alive WIN -
cles Most of the planters are EStS ;..,
market their crops 10 she good pre-: "a
judging from the tobacco rece.pss sag
preSest indications warehouse ~ N mis-
1t WI, be almost necessary 10 sea i''
week.
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cabba ecstasy: domestic. per i
white, I.75: red, 81. 25932.OO
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. November 25.-cotton-
Spot quiet prices 2 points higher; Amer
lean middinz fair, 16-100d-; good MID
ding. 4 7O-1OOd.; middling. 6o-1cod: low
middlng, 5o-1ead good ordinaI, s
j 3s-1O0d.; ordinary. 426-1cJd. The SAFES les
of the dayz were 1000 bales. of which 5oo
were for speculate ton and export. and IN m
Guided $500 American. Receipts. 3l-So
bales. including 500 American.
Futures opened firm and closed quis.'
American middling, good ordinary cause use
November 4 5S-1Ood.; November ana Ds
cemeer. 4 49-10Ga14 5o-1Odd.: December ana
January. 4 AZ 1O0dl4 4s-100d.; January ana
FEBRUARY. ls- 10o94 47-1ood.: February
and March. 4 4s-1Ood.: March and April.
4 4s-10od. April and May. 4 4s-1ood-; May May
and June. 46-10Od.; June and Ju NY
4 as 100d.; July and August. 4o-lo'e.
NEW YORK. November 25.-Cotton1ac,
Quiet; middling, $50; net receipts, l.ioi
bales; gross receipts, S.592 bales; stoch'
TO: Totals to-day at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts ,5e9 bales. Exports-to G1eal
Britain. 2l.22o bales: to the Contlilehe.
1881 bales: stock, s57,7so bales
Consolidated at ALI seaports: Ne1 re-
ceipts. 171.2O1 bales. Exports-to G5 r aao
Britain. IS. 29s bales: to France, l2"o
bahs: to the Continent, 1867 bales,
Totals since September LIST at all sea
ports: Net receipts, 3,425, 1854 bales. tx
pports-to Great Britain. 972, 5G1 bales: to
France, 255.635 bales: to the Continent,
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GRAIN NOTES.

It looked as though Armour filled the
pit full Of wheat through brokers while
open buyers themselves.
Corn weak on liberal receipts and more
farora BILE weather outlook.
Oats were steady and firm, local trad
ers taking higher prices.
Liverpool close: Wheat IA lower; corn,
rs lower; smarket weak.
CHICAGO. November z5.-George H,
Phillips says: A little further decline in
wheat is possI oio. but il that break would
buy December or May wheat for a good
upturn.
I think We are going to have quite a
run OF now corn S,iun and some lower
prices. December could easily go under
50 cents. but May corn will not break
very much as too many are short Of it.
Would buy May oats around 30 cents.
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WALL STREET TIPS.

London steadily dull. about on parity
rith our close.
Believed Gould Merriman rupture more
hr reaching than at first indicated.
President Osgood says he is working in
lependently of Colorado Fuel and Iron
light.
Chicago reports grain movement larger
han last year.
Stocks plentiful in loan crowd.
Reported President will call extra ses-
DON if Congress fails to act on trusts.
Canadian Pacific earnings, third week.
november, increased sl34,0 900.
There is likely to be considerable back
hg and filing around present levels be-
lore further upward movement is inaugu-
ated.
The bears are endeavoring to make capt.
al of the Colorado Fuel and Iron fight.
h which Gould and Hartman interests
low appear at odds. but it is not believed
should excite any alarm.
Gold exports will probably have senti-
nontal effect. and it is evident that they
Annot be longer delayed.
They have been long regarded with ap-
nchension, however, that the actuancy
bay not be so serious as the bears would
ave the bulls believe. very encouraS-
hg feature is the advice from Chicago
yesterday that the banks in that city
,reater than on September 18th. those
nth country connections reporting that
he inflow OF money Is becoming very
Pronounced.
The drain Of the Sub-treasury this
geek, therefore, ought to be Offset by
receipts from the interior on this account
b some quarters It Is believed that the
aree increase in deposit. in Chicago
.anks signtnes heavy reduction of loans
Ssed in the stock market.
II Is said on reactions buy Illinois Gem
kal, Rock Island preferred. Union Pacl-
IL. Atchison. New York Central. and
Metropolitan.
IN the meantime tho market 10 rejecting
he strained condition Of the Could
Hartman dght
Favorable developments are expected
Hthin forty-edght hours In the coal situa-
ion Both hard ana soft coalers may be
fought On all uktls rscessior1s.
Aoen lsptheu say Rock Island now
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

The market was quiet yesterday owing
largely TO the unfavorabie weather. Com
mission men, however. believe that with
the cool weather promised the market will
show considerable activity
Chickens were active and were
selling about y centzover the previous
quotations. The receipts of live and
dressed poultry were the one feature of
the market. Florida oranges were con-
spicuous for their absence on the market.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chick ens-Small size per lb liz to 1o,s
Large OF mixed size. per lb...10 to II J
Grown pullets. per lb........ to 10
Hens-Small and medium size.
Very large size, per b.. to s,s
Ducks-Large, per lb........... toll
Small and poor Der DID,. toto
Turkeys-Large and fat. per j.. to u
Small and thin per Ib...... to 10
Geese-Large and fat per head so to 60
Small and thin. per head. 40 to 50
9Roosters-Per head to
Roosters-Larse and young. to 50
Cuineas EACH. ...........2 to
DRESSED POULTRY.
Turkeys-Choice, drawn. Der lb 13 to Ii
Fair to good. drawn per lb... 1871 to Is
Choice, drawn per lis to IL
Fair4sto good, Edra wn, per bill to IL
3Chickens--Smalla and fat. drawn.
Large and "a {. drawn. per il. III TOT
3Geese-Choice fat, draw n. per 1t. 10 s. tcs III g
& Rough 5andared.H drawn. ner ID. 3 sss to "a
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

a decided dull situation developed in the
market for unlisted securities to-day, pub
bulic and speculative interest being at
low ebb. Prices were inclined to easiness,
influenced by the downward movement
on the board.
Northern Securities. on which the bulk
of interest converged. was considerably
less active than yesterday.
Odd lots OF American Can common sold
at 10; 100 shares Preferred at A, and 300
at IS
No transactions in Seaboards.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, November 3
(Special)-The market closed dull and
about steady.
seaboard common stock at % was IA
lower.
United Railway incomes at 6s SIS, were
IA lower
Atlantic-Coast Line common at 157 open
ed unchanged and a small lot sold at 1o5.
Consolidated Gas at Il was unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-26

BALTIMORE, MD. November IA
Hors-The weeks receipts, computing to
noon today, were 1921 head, against D. 46o
head last week. Receipts fair: good lie
mand We Quote: " estern $s.eo; IRON
other points, ss25as6.5o; roughs, 5000
$500.
Sheep and Lambs-Rece lpts LOT WeeN
ended noon to-day. 5,647 head. against
S907 head last week. Receipts 1,r 10
day fair Market on good stock steaoy'
others slow. We quote as tollo"s: oneep.
144M21sc; lambs. 41o12c.: a rev extra d
shade higher. ecu ).
Horses and Mules-Draft horses, soo 10
5000; drivers. $50 to $500; southern chunhs'
$50 to sss; mules from 500 to ssyo a hea az
Calves-Recelrts for week enued ~
day $50 head, against 324 head ias5 Week week.
Fair supply and market on gooo yeats
steady. we quote: Common to prime
1G7c.: choice veals. 1lac.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, November p
s5'75as5.9o; good, s5.225@s5.5o.
ss aosS msdiums ssi t5 heavy York
ers. s6o5Gssl0: light Workers, sS@ss.o5
p Sheep@Steady; choice wethers, sS:75as4;
cuIls and common. S1.501lS2; choice lamps.
Veal Calves, s7.5oass.25.
ADD LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CINCINNATI November 2s.-Hogs-
Active at s4.50Gs5.30
Cattle-Steady al s2.G01S5.25.
Lambs-Strong at sS.5o9l$5.25
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November 25-Dry
Goods-The market for all descriptions of
cotton goods here was slow to-day. The
weather. was bad and spot business was
dull, Order demand was limited. and
prices were unchanged. Print cloths
were quiet, but steady. Export demand
for heavy cottons was inactive. and the
Immediate outlook was not promising.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-26

rough.. So 5oas5.s5; stays. s475gs55c;2S. -
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts,, $500 nea "a
sheep steady: lambs 16c. lower; d toP
lambs, s5.51Gs56o; culls to gooa' s e. esg
$3.50; sheep, top mixed, $3.50 $3.50; culis
to good $1.75Qs3.1b
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, November 25.-Cattfe-!Re-
ceipts. 5000 head market steady; GOOD TO
prime steers, ss.75GS6. 80; poor to medium:
SS.e01s5.b0: stockerE and feeders, $zv1ss
steers, ss.ON1S4.00; westerns. s3.5o9A7o
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 5000 head to-
morrow, 5000 head: left over, 1900 head; ;
market S to 10c. lower mixed and butch
IS. 15Gss.4s; rough. heavy, 5.7sE!e. 81:
light, s57541ss.1O: bulk Of sales, s. s09s6 10
heep-Receipts, 4, 900 head: market
steady: lambs STEADY: good to choice
$250g$3. so: native lambs, s3.eOg35.4o
EAST BUFFALO, N. November
@.-Cattle-Re ceipts. $50 cad; good de-
mznd: market stsady::sFeals5s steady tops,
Hogs-Receipts,s s, 900 head !: market fair
lysaottvs; aataady; heayy. IS. SOC 4Q::s mix
"a, 16.1so 96lS YoFkers and & pics 3s.0O;
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NEW ORLEANS, November

Yesterdays sharp advance in the prices
for spot cotton had the effect Of checking
the buying movement at Liverpool and
orders cabled to this side were lSht. quo
futures were quite large. but the senti-
ment has changed, and the bulls We're
tossing the bears sl>yward. The market
Being based upon reports of clearing wea-
Their in Texas. After the first call there
was reaction of points. as the result
Of profit taking by room traders. but with
that demand satisfied. the market as
sumed a heavy aspect. and prices We're
forced down again. but with occasional
board showed net declines from yester-
day of points on November. II on De-
Gambler. and Is on the other positions.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. November 25.-Wheat active
and sier early in. the session to-day.
but later became rather dull, while prices
were slightly better the close being about
stead with December 14c. lower Deem
Der corn closed Sc. lower and oats IN
changed. January provisions CLOSED z7:e''
lower to 5G71Ec down.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
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ARRIVED .,lx
Steamer Berkeley. Gathering; + ,So-,ic-
merchandise and passengers; oto
ion Line. x,~tols
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, .. SS-tGs,,
and Jasnes--iver landings: insi,5,, tor,.
and passengers. Virginia NaT'sa''0-'
pang sound
Schooner Bessie Brown. Smith f'A'-
out. cement: S. II. Halves * ~
SAILED. -.
Steamer Berkeley. Cai erin SS,,.i Npor,in-
MERCHANDISE and passengers o'e -
ion line, r,hi,sdsi-
Steamer Yemassee. simmons .ssa ar,ses
pi1ia 2. merchandise and Ii
Clyde Line.
PORT OF SrweoRr Ns.Vs, ~
NOVEMBER . isas
By te,esraPs3
SAILED.
Steamer Shenandoah. Liverpool rslaad
Schooner Charles Davenpost
PORT Of BERMUDA HI, 2FIEsp, -
NOVEMBER lsG
tBy teiegraph.l
ARRIVED. "a Esd
Schooner Sarah Wood. pouslas
Sc Schooner d q Irwin. s'saaias. Z -.
lumber 81
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, GA, November 25.-Tur-
pentine-Firm at 5o1.c bid receipts. 1877
casks; sales, 1870 casks; exports, 10
ca SKIS.
Rosin-Firm: receipts. 4,31l barrels;
sales, :. 22p barrels; exports. 80 barrels.
Quote A. B. and c. S1.to; r. I43; F, 81 60;
6. $3.50: II, 81. so; T, 81 05; x, $50: NJ, $500;
N. SO so; window glass. sS.I5; water-white.
S4.15.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-26

WILMINGTON, N c.. November %
Spirits Turpantine-Firm at 5o12c.; re-
ceipts. 10 casks.
Rosin-F'irm at s1s0as1.a5: receipts. 20
barrels
Crude Turpentine-Fir at s1.751s3oo;
receipts 80 barrels
Tar-Firrn at s15o; receipts, SO barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-26
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

Quotations furnished b. Thomas Branch
& Co., Bankers and Brokers,
Members New York Stock and Cotton
EXCHANGES.
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NEW YORK. November 25.-BeeyessI,
rect: bulls sold at s32o1s3.so; dry COWS,
s1.aasleO. Dressed beef steady; city
dressed native sides. 71a@1r1c. per pou NJ
Cables quoted American steers AZ i az
INC. Exports to-day, $40 beeves, l,ol0
sheep, 4,ll0 quarters OF beef, the last
named estimated
Calves-Reeeipts, 80 head; veals easier;
but with some sales steady; grassers ara ana
Westerns. steady. veals sold at $4,000
50 q ner 100 hounds; a bunch Of grasssrs,
ss.25; car of westerns at s4.25: City
dressed veals, 101sG1S1ac.
Sheep and Lambs-ReceiptS; III 1es n az
sheep sold at s3o0as35o per 100 pounds;
lambs, s5.75@ss.oo a few culls at $40.
Dressed mutton, 51zG7c.; dressed LAMBS
71aG91zc. ~, %
HogsReceipts, 1,D4 head; only 81
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ETERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA. November Is
Receipts very heavy and market firm
with good demand for all grades. Fine
wrappers to-day brought as high as ST.
Quotations.: Common to medium Tugs, IS
to $3.50: good to fine Tugs. 50 to $3.50; poor
short leaf, $3.50 to $3.50; fair to good short
leaf. IS to ST. medium to good wrappers.
IS to Sill; good to fine wrappers, 81 to
S21: common to medium shipping. 81 to
$40; good to fine shipping, 81 to sl4.
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MARINE IsTElLI6EScE.
ARRIVED

PORT or RtCHMoNp- VA. NOV s,'~
RER .. i9e2.
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PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. November Is
firm at SIC. for good lots
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CHARLESTON S. c.. November Is
and Rosin-Unchanged
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shares will be important market upward
leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-26

RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Quotations Furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange.)
Richmond. Va, November 3, 1902.
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Seaboard Airline Sccur:tier.
BALTIMORE. November 25.-Seaboard
common. 26d27: Seaboard. preferred, 44!an
Is: Seaboard bonds is, SS1a@S4.
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cOTTONSEEp-OIL.

NEW YORK. November 25.-Cottor-
seed-oil was unchanged. being firm on
spot. and steady for forward delivery;
prime crude here nominal; prime crude.
f. O. b. mills. 2s629c.: prime summer yell
low 35M37c.: off-summer yellow, 3512c.
prime white 40c.; prime winter yellow,
lOG401ac: prime meal. $3.50. nominalIy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-26

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. November %
Receipts large; market firm at 70c. FOR
new Spanish: Virginias firm at 21sG2S:c
for good to fancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-26

NEW YORK. November 25.-Flour-
Steady, but less active.
Rye FlOur-Steadv-
lSIcETn FIour-Quiet.
Cornmeal-Easy.
.RyeQuiet
Rariey-Dul
Wheatspos quiet, No. 2 r=d. .'7:sc: OPP
session but firm in the. afternoon. on
Sect damage in indiana, covering, and
export rumors. Early selling motives con-
sisted of weak ables, bearish Argentine
closed steady and unchanged. May closed
1850; December. S0,bc.
Corn-spot weak; No ssc:, elevator.
sold off at first, under liquidat!on. in;
creasng receipts. the wheat decline. and
lower cables. Rallying later, on cover
ing. the market finally eased off. on a
net lower. May closed 47ssc.; July, $3.50;
November. s3Ac.: December. 5s1ec.
steady all day. on q light movement. De-
Beef-Steady.
s115.
Pork-oqtet; family. usas19.25.
Rosin-Firm.
Turpentine-Dull
Rice-Firn1.
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 3 5-16c.;
centrifugal (s6-degree test. 3 1a-lcc.
s-1se.; mia steady: cordoya. 7za1Sc:
Coffee futures opened steady, with
prices S to 10 points lower. being un-
favorably affected by weakness abroad.
local liquidation. and bear speculation.
Later there was recession OF points
on the general list. due to an increasing
interior moveme nt. CLOSE steady, net lt
to Is points lower with sales OF 5000
bags.
Butter-steady: extra creamery. sc; :
State dairy, 20d126c. ,s5
fancy, small colored, ! old. 12X 013c..;; lew,
PFC; small white. old. 12A 913c. new,
Eggs-Quiet: state and Pennsylvania,
average best. 2sGsS1zc
Potatoes Firm, Jerseys. x.75gs205:
STATE and lso
sweets, "a 004$3 co.
Peanuts-EasY.sfa fancy hand picked, &C. i
other dom est ri ~ 681fc.s ~.
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Cash QuOtauOnS were as Io!tOHS: iCui
steady. No. ? spring wheat. 121s@1ac.; No.
3, Tic: No. red. !1a,ha744c No No. 2 corn,
No white. 3.@3Sc.: No. 5 white: STAG
SAC. No. 2 rye. +91s44S4c. Good feeding
barley 3693Sc.; fair to choice mating,
4on5sc. No: ! iaxseed. Sis. No: ! Il No y d
western, SILL. Prime timothy seed. 50 80
Nj ess pork. per barrel. SIG. .5Gslo. s,12. Lard
per 100 pounds. s10311kGslo.4o Short rips
Sides tloose), s9.oGGs9.25. Dry sailed Shout
ders (boxed). se.37us9.50. Short clear sides
tboxedl S9.25as9.50. Glover. contract
grade S1O25 Butter steady: creamerles.
lSG27c.; diaries, 1SG23c. Eggs firm; loss
off, cases returned, 2Sc.
BALTIMORE. November 25.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged
Whcat-Dull and easy; spot. .ea. 1855:
November and December, 7b1l6Ac-;
southern, by sample, 6S676c.
Corn-Steady at the decline; spot. spot. new %
b1c.: November, new or old, 63c. asked;
southern white corn. 5bG64c.
Oats-Frm; No. 2 white, SIC.
Rye-Ea sier; No. 2, 56G56l2c.
Butter-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
Sugar-Firm and unchanged.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmo nd. Va. November Is. 1902.
Bid Asked.
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Undrawn poultry sells from ~ to &c
per 10. less than drawn on this market:
however. there is ready sale tor it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-11
Northern Pacific Appoints Resident Counsel

The Northern Pacific Railway Co.
did very sensible thing, we think, in
appointing a resident attorney to look
after their large, varied and increasing
interests here, as we'll as in making
choice Of George C. Israel for that po-
sition, than whom no better advocate
could have been found in the State, if
phenomenal success is an indication
of high merit. For seven years the
company had not successfully defended
an action brought for damages by loss
of live stock in this county.
Mr.. Israel stepped in with four cases
on the docket. In the first case oil
Tolton VS.. the railway, an action for
$75 and two years interest on same.
for killing a COW at Tenino, q verdict
was rendered for $75 only. I'd, Nc
Ray sued the railway company foi
$l75, alleged to be the value of a
horse killed at Tenino; verdict, $50.
Sd, Gehike began action for $l60, al.
legged value of horse killed at Rain.
Ter; verdict for company, and costs
against Gehike for $65. 4th, Currie vs.
same for $l75, value placed upon a
horse killed at Tenino; verdict fol
company and $50 costs against Currie.
One casa was lost in part, one com
promised and two won. 1t strikes us
that this is pretty fair showing, in
face of the fact that juries are gener
ally disposed to "sinch" corporations
1t indicates what industry, zeal and
determination will do, when united
with sterling ability, towards overcom.
ing prejudice and securing justice, in
the high vocation OF advocate and
counsellor at law.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-07-11
| IN the Superior Court of the State of WASHING.
| 1 ton for Thurston L, nnfx. e

IN the Superior Court Of the State of Washing.
TON Tor Thurst0n Lcunty.
In the matter Of the estate of T. 1. McKenny, de.
ceased. Wv
Order on Petition to sell Real Estate.
Now at this time this matter coming on IN he
heard upon the petition Of the executrix herein
nled, praying permission to sell certain Of the
real estate OF the said estate, and it appeariug
from said petition that there is not sufficient per-
sonal estate In the hands of the executrx To nav
the family allowance and the debts Outstanding
against the deceased and The expense of Admins
tration and that IL Is necessary to sell the whole
or some portion of said real estate to provide
funds for such purpose.
Now Therefore, 1t is ordered and directed that
all persons interested in said estate do be and an
pear At the courtroom of the above entitled
court at Olympia, Thurston county, state of
Wa, ON Monday, the 2Sth day Of JuIr,
1872, at the hour of ten o'clock A. N. of said da,
tnen ana there to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said executrix /, sell
all OF the real estate of the said deceased or so
much thereof as may be necessary for the pay
ment OF such allowance. charges and debts.
1t further ordered that notice of this order be
gwen by publication Of the same in the WASH.
iNSToN STANDARD. weekly newspaper pub
hshed at Olympia, Washington, for four weeks
Done In open court this Esd day of June, 1902.
U. V. LINN,
Date of first publication, July t. 1902