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The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-06
Local and Personal.

eSAANA - ~ 0OAAsSAs
Uncle Tom next Monday. .o.s .,g4,
You'll dnd him In the tent;
Aud every one that stays a3sy
VIII surely wish hc went.
DR.. E N. Sherman; since 10 Dawley
block.
F. B. Mathews OF Coolidge visited
Holly Tuesday.
Il. A. Dawley came. down from
Rocky Ford Tuesday.
Be careful In buying shoes. Nc,
Pherson carries the best.
| Mz J. E Alder and little son ar.
rived from Rocky Ford Monday.
A II pouEd girl was born 10 las. and
Mn. ". B. Rockwellon Monday.
Do your trading With McPhssron.
You nav for what vou get and no more.
Mcpherson delivers goods. Leave
your order or have him call and take
them.
Mr. and Mrs. ". 81. Hanm made
the Chieftain once . call the hrst Of
the week.
Arthur Hansen, who ~ working at
Amityville. visited his mother In
Holly Sunday.
Tin work Of all kinds done prompt
II At The Wilson Hardware 4 Furni-
ture company.
Cora Strain came down from Lamar
the hst Of the week y look altar his
interests here. ss,',s s.. ~
Nm, Owen Daley and little cbIi6s1
Perry Oklahoma, srs visiting with
Nm. J. A. DALEY. a,sss..
Commissioner McPherson went to
Lamar Monday to attend the moathlv
session Of the board.
g. W.Adraln, Of the Champion Ma
chinerY company. was hustling mp
business here Monday.
The old soldiers Of Holly attended
the funeral Of Comrade McAbee ct
'Amlty YESTERDAY afternoon, s.s
Lee Brownies came down from his
ranch north Of Granada Monday to
transact some business ipHJliY. ~ g
Use ALLIGATOR" for nat roof.
Equal to tin and cheaper than shing-
lea. The Holly Lumber COMPANY.
George Hollis second new house n
nearing completion. II Will be occu-
pied by I'd Haberstroh and family,
The A. v. s. b. 4 /. L. Co. have
for sale few sacks Of cholce Greeley
seed potatoes At 600 per hundred
pounds.
The Epworth sisters will give An
Ice cream social at the school house on
Saturday evening, Juno IA. Every.
body invited. -'.ss
| AIes vs - tWSh SN 1tu!1.s l{tI
left Yesterday iof Denver TO visit rel-
s,ives. They will stop few dale n
Pueblo on the way. sls
FOR SALE:.-At "inside' prices.
The Weeks Pat. U. b. Standard Wa;
gon ScaleA Come and .see or write
for description and prices. Mathew,
Coolidge.
Dwelling house and lot for sale.
Cheap, for cash or part on time.
House is new, has fivc rooms, porch
and good water in kitchen. A bar.
gain II sold at once. Apply at Chief.
tain once. s.sS. ~
Terry's Uncle Toms Cahlp Jhq4
Tuesday evening, enteftsinsd our Slt.
liens and surrounding community.
The street peyade n the iafte5ao6a
the music from the hand, and ths en.
tire exhlb,tkln from heginptnR 10 en1
wsre good. They wese greeted with /
suod audIencs, and their rstufn' ben
10 the fntaIs would be aasdlv ~
colned bv Tie psh,ic. Its . pjsasuf,
- do butiness with ssaoh . coopsay.- =
Visitor. Alszis III.
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McFheHnais ~ y right - IN
prices ~ rtett.
p. ]. u. HARDY 4 Isussr visite1
Holly o. Wednesday.
~ Tennsssss Eyergresa Broom
Corn 6sed, absolutely pars ssed,
OK sals st STRATA Bros.
J. >. Lynch. eensrli foreman foe III
Postal Telegraph conpany. ms heea
here during the past ucsk attending
u the rsbuilding Of tl,e line acsuas
tine river whers II was washed ont.
Several Cases Of small pox arc Ne
ported from Granada and The country
lust north of there. A atstct qusrsa-
tine Was ordered hy Dr. Hasty, couu-
~ health ofacer aud II y not
Thought the disease will spread any
further.
DR.. Hardy, osteopath Of Lamar, will
examine patients At tho Holly Hotel.
SATURDAY. evening June 1, II you have
ailments. acute OF chronic, call for
free CONSULTATION and examination
aAd terms Of treatment.
q D. 81
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xiagsosak. 4
noss - HI sn1 Mn. Jse1 Flns
% Ihnnday . ~.
McFhsssna - ! NH lias Y ladles'
and assth ual1sessar.
Jes snitA vsaltsd Lss,as ,Moaasy.
sesusning o. nsnSssa
". y. wiley apsata ! few davs Ii
Dsavef during tlss wsek.
/ Try Strain Bros pricss before
yoa buy sssd q tesd.
Take baby 70 renason and get )
Fphato while u = ret TODAY.
Good milch COWS for sale or trade.
p. L. HefrinG CoolldgA Kansss.
Holiy-Asity telsshoae. In Chssf-
tain once. Open 7An. 70 8 p. n
Mr.. prysn and daughter OF Baca
county arc visiting E W. Tuttls and
family.
Mm G. r. Crawford and daughtef
des.aited Sunday for Independence,
Kansas.
MIn ]. II. Brown and Nm. n. A..
Pettee took dinner with Nm. G. R.
French Sunday.
A hne new Netzow parlor organ and
sewing mschine for sale cheap It
MatheNs,' Coolidge,
The King brothers and their sister,
Miss Minnie, havo moved into their
uew residence on Fifth street.
. Several train loads Of soldiers re-
turning from the Philippines have
passed through going east this week.
Mr., Boyd, telephone lineman for
the A. v. 8. B. + 1. L. Co.. was locking
over the east end Of the line Monday
BEFORE putting on new roof inves
tlRsta into the merits Of Alligator
roofing. The Holly Lumber company.
Milton Davis came in from Pueblo
Saturday to spend the summer with
his aunt aud uncle. Mr. and Mrs. ]. r.
Webster.
The Holly Lumber companv Is still
improving around its prcmises, Ad-
ditional lumber sheds are being built
this week.
FOR SALE-Work horses. Also
twenty head OF brood mares foaled by
good horses. Apply to Chss GreambY.
TowneP. Colo.
The ladies' Of tho h.. N. Of A, Of
CoolidSe. will give an ice cream soclal
len Tuesday evening. Jsne IL. All arc
cordially Invited to sttsnd.
George Hollis Young orchard IL BE-
ginning to bear fruit. There u . esod
sprinkle OF peaches, aud lota OF plums
and cherries, the latter jast beginning
to turn.
Remember Mathews Of Coolidge.
eells the Champion Mowers and Rakes,
the Bradley BusRies, Wagons. etc.
Also the latest improved Ranges and
Cook Stoves.
The Odd Fellows at their meeting
Wednesday night elected the follow.
ing oficers for the ensuing term: N.
u. BraER, N. G., J. w. Ikelman, ".
g.; J. I. Stumpf. secretary.
l have change my dreAmaking
establishment from Miss Browns
millinery store to Mn. Jen Smiths
residence and will bs found there
|at any time. Mis- Laura W0lverton.
Broom corn, Kaflir corn. cane, Jeru-
salem corn. Milo Nxize, Millet Next-
can beans Can,aloupe and Alfalfa
|sseds and feed cheaper than the
cheapest 1t Strain Bros. Holly. Colo
RADIO.
Prol. CIR Momyer went to Empo.
rIa last week. after visiting At his
home st Hurt, Kansas, for . while.
~ -6iN { sttend the state normal
Eschoot At Empofts until time to take
[up hs work here again.
See Mathews, Of Coolidge, for Cane.
Kafir Corn. Molo Maize, Tennessee
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ONE pRIsR.
Dst tIAat !. eat Hrsee.

Sec our boys, Youths and mems can.
vas rubber and leather solsd shoes for
summer At from Soc to SI.35.
s r. WHITE.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-06-06
rH1 H1HOLLYCHlHETAM
friday JUNk i asse.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Dec ee.-The cotton mar
ket opened firm ct an advance OF 46e
points on strong cables as to the Liver
rool market with private cables assert
ms that European sentiment regarding
American was steadily changing to a
more bullish view on the strength OF
statistics and the failure Of cotton re-
ceipts to materialize as promised by the
large crop prosnosticatio Hons.
steadily upward until there was net rise
OF l5Ils points. With the market finally
firm at an advance Of HOS points on the
closing figures of Friday (Sa tur6ay being
holiday. and on the SPOT list there was
an advance OF 10 points at New York
The spot markets Of the South were gen
orally firm. The Lirerrocl hles finally
reported an advance. Of s points on spot
cotton and 3@4 points on futures. while
Manchester renorted yarns hardening and
cloths firm. Other factors at work on the
local market wers Disappointing receints
for the day. large exports. unfavora BILE
weather in the cotton belt and pre6ic-
tons Of continued s:.,al! movement for
the near futures
Although the wire service was some
what deranred. commission houses were
pretty well sunplied with orders through
out the session: broadening speculation
was indicated. Shorts were active buv-
ers throughout the session. January held
under selling by scattered longs through
fears Of notices" Of intention to delivery
cotton. The BUYERS OF January were the
shorts and. as alleged. the principal jan
uary holder who has promised to take
care Of any amount OF cotton that may
be rendered on January contracts. The
total sales OF futures reached 10000 bales.
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$40 tx MARKET GOSSIP.

With money at 10 per cent 1t is not
surprising that enthusiastic speculation
IN the stock market was somewhat Check
ed yesterday.
As soon as the higher rate was an
nounced prices began to go off, and in
some cases there were sharp declines,
notably in Amalgamated Copper. which
urday; There was drop also Of ! per
cent in Steel preferred. and Chesa peake
and Ohio. which On Saturday sold above
Is. dropped down to a.
Most OF the stocks that were most ac-
tive on Saturday lost considerably in the
early trading. but later in the day the
selling movement was checked. and Cop
per and Sugar and other stocks which
had suffered regained some of their losses.
There was some activity in the issues
Of the American Can Company. and both
the common and preferred were higher
Some Of the Richmond traders seem to
material advance. It IS intimated that
they have been put down for a purpose
and that the time has come to advance
Them.
The Norfolk and Western road makes a
splendid showing for the third week in
December. the increase In earnings being
81 $50: From July LIST the increase has
been s. $500
Chesapeake and Ohio for the same
week shows gross increase of s2S9S2
but decrease from July LIST of S1.173s52.
This decrease, as is well known. was due
to the strike in the coal regions. but for
some time past the coUoany has been
showing material gains. For the month
OF November gross earnings increased
sLLl9o, and net earnings increased s24.373.
1t is believed that this road will maze
even g better showing as IT gets more
and more into the grain-carrying bust
ness.
It is not TO be expected that the stock
market will show much Improvement I'M
III after the money! situation clears up
The banks are holding on to their money
in order to be ready for the january
disbursements" and the SURPLUS reserves
are very low. Money is not coming in
from the interior in any large volume
and until there Is a much larger supply
of money spectators will have to be con
ServdtlVe.
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PRODUCE MARKET,
Richmond, Va. Dec. %. 1902.
QUOTATIONS..

but s steadi,o held. rye FIou riE Buck
wheat Flour-steady. Cornmeal-Easy:
yellow western. sL1s. Rye-steady. Bar
ley-Quiet
Wheat-spot steady: No. 2 red. ss,sc.
wheat. was firm early on covering: wheat
ruled weak and heavy al the forenoon
news and active liquidation. Late in the
day it rallied, however on export rumors,
smaller visible supply increase than os eX-
Corn-Spot easy: No. Z. eoc Option
s ssreh. r.; ' KAY: 5snu 55ly, u.s.:
oatsNspot firm; No. q ss11sc Options
fairly active and about steady: December
Firm; refined. steady. Pork-Firna. Tai
low-steady. Rosin-F!rm. Turpentine-
Steady.
Coffee-The market for coffee futures
opened steady and unchanged on all save
the December option, which was points
higher on light covering by local shorts.
Trading was very quiet: The a e,9se sa vas
i aass5 o wass psE pet R RS5 e aue No.
voice, SIC: mild. dull; Cordova, 71s9l2c-
state dairy. Na2sc. cheese-strong;
State full cream fancy. fall made. ltc-;
small white. fall made. lac Eggs-Steady;
PotatoegEasy: Jerseys. s1.75ae: State
and western. per $50 pounds. sl.5oa2.l0
Long Island. s20225: South Jersey sweets.
s2.5o@3. 70. Peatnus-Steady; fancy hand
picked, 4h@4s4c.; other domestic. 3a44c.
to red. sl@5; Norfolk. s3.5095. Cotton
BY steamer to Liverpool, 2c.
CHICAGO. I'LL. Dec. 2s.-There was a
Trade to-day. and after a weak opening
the grain markets closed firm although
May wheat was down 1t42sc. May corn
err May provisions closed unchanged to
10c. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CALL MONEY WAS
ON AN INCREASE
Rose to is Per Cent. and Stocks
Yielded.
.--
POOLS VERY MUCH "IN 1T"
10 This was Attributed Last Weeks
Advance in Prices. Which Are Be-
lieycd to Have Received Warn.
ing Against Expansion.
POOLS VERY MUCH "IN IT"
tBy Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. Dec 79.-Specuiatire SEN
timent to-day showed greater sensitive
ness to the developments In the call
money market than wss the case last
week when Is per cent rate was pTac-
tically ignored. When the money market
opened at Il per cent. with an advancing
tendency, prices broke sharply all around
The rate touched Il per cent. IN INC
morning and then relaxed. followed ~
sally in the stock market. but when
money rose again to 10 par cent prices
The altered sentiment toward the
money market is believed to os QUE 10
the strict attitude assumed by the banks
and TO the calling in OF loans. The
the pools which were creoited with cans,
ing last weeks advance II prices and
which are believed to nave received re.
newcd warning against expansion OF
credits against speculative purchases at
present
There is a strong party in the market
which operates ON the CONVICTION that the
closeness or money is all that prevents
prices OF securities from advancing again.
This party also entertains the conviction
thet the turn of the year will witness a
owing 10 the disbursements Of funds ac-
curnulated to pay dividend and interest
The belief that there will be prompt
relaxation in money rates after the end
sal. The small interior movement Of corn
and OF cotton points to holding back
from the market. which promised con-
rinued retention Of funds from the reserve
cepters. The foreign exchange problem
is also still unsettled, with the posi-
billy that foreign requirements will draw
large amounts Of gold from Our market
upon any relaxation in money rates
The demands Of labor on the Union
Pacific system are the cause Of disquiet
in the market. The violent break In
Anal anated Copper was supposed to be
due to authoritative denials Of last
weeks rulnors Of an agreement to arhi-
trste by the contenoing copper interests.
In the early market there was some effort
to contest the decline. and later show
Of strength by Sugar had some senti-
mental effect upon the general mari; market
and overcame all resistance. A transfer
attention OF traders fixed upon that
eource Of drainage of New York reserves
The bond market was Irregular. Total
sales, par value, s2.05O,oo0. United States
IS. the new 2's. coupon. and the old Is
advanced L per cent. on the last call
The total sales of stocks for the day
were 5S0,Sa0 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEC. %, 1902
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DEC. %, 1902.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin.
ION line.
Pa, merchandise and passengers, CLYDE
line.
Schooner Henry D. May, Douglass. Phil.
adelphia, Pa, coal, S. II. HAYES & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk,
and James River landings, merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. rner.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEC. e, 1902
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dorisbrook Mobile
tSeamer Elton Middaboroush.
Steamer st. Leonards, Antwerp
Schooner Major Pickens, Delaware
Breakwater.
Schooner Addie Lawrence, Portland
Schooner Rachael w. Steven, New Lon
don.
Schooner Lucky H. Russell, Providence
Barge Hamilton Fish. Providence.
Steamer Cebriana. Liverpool.
tSeamer Gaditano. Port Arthur
Schooner Clifford NJ. Carver, New York.
SAILED.
Steamer Morisbrook, Rotterdam.
Steamer Gaditanc. Liverpool.
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er: midelins uplands. SIS: riddling gulf,
$40: sales, $685. bales.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2s.-COTTON-
Spot cotton quotations &c. higher. The
opened with advances Of points on jan
uary and February and 1910 points on
the other months. This was followed by
an advance Of points on December ana
the far months. Thereafter there were
quick fluctuations with strong upward
tendency. There was good business
bulIish sentiment was apparent, predict
ed upon continued light receipts and the
manifest Improvement on the other side
Of the water. The board at the close
showed net gains OF l31l7 points COM
Dared Will, Wednesdays closing figures.
Cotton futures steady: December $50;
January, S.S29s.33; February. S.S7@S.39;
March aAgs. IS; april, S:4sgs.5e Nay ~
August, 1856 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
|G-tIlIIS y Z = Ret- TT : %
PUBLIC SALE
OF ALL THE
Real and Personal Property,
Rights and Franchises,
Poles, Wires, Switch
Boards, &c.
RICHMOND TELEPHo ne COMPANY

Default having been made in the pay
ment Of the interest on the bonds OF the
Richmond Telephone Company, secured
by deed Of trust from said company to
the undersigned trustee, dated January
l, 1895, and recorded In the clerks office
Of the Chancerys Court Of the city OF
Richmond, June Is. 1896 for more than
ninety days after said interest was due
and payable, and after demand was duly
and properly made, and being required so
to do by the holder OF more than one
fourth In amount OF the bonds issued and
outstanding. secured in and by said deed
Of trust. the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction, at the office of the Richmond
Telephone Exchange, No. 6 n. Seventh
Street. In the city OF Richmond Va, at
FRIDAY. s0TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1908.
for cash. all of the property, real and
personal, rights and franchises. OF the
kind, nature or description, including all
Of its real and personal property. with
the improvements and appurtenances
thereon, and all Of its rights of way.
poles, wires. lines, switch boards and
equipments, laid down. erected. con-
structed, used. operated. or being in the
cities Of Richmond. Manchester. and in
the counties Of Eenrico and Chesterfield,
in the State Of Virginia, and all OF the
privileges. rights and franchises Of the
said Richmond Telephone Company
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
II. Seldom Taylor. Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
NAVAL, STORES

WILMINGTON. n. c., Dec. Ge-sPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE-Firul at Sc; re-
ceipts % casks. Rosin-Firm al sl.S591 40;
receipts, So barrels. Crude Turpentine-
Firm al s1.7513; receipts. IS barrels. Tar
Firm at sl.6O; receipts. PSI barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. 29.-TURPF.N-
TINE-Firm at &c: receipts. 614 casks;
sales. ! l2s casks; exports, 30 casks.
Rosin-F'irm; receipts. 3.347 barrels: sales.
none: exports. 2400 barrels.
pE EFI1srSIs'e AS Nd RosIN-Iyn u: -
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MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLosE
Money on call. 5d6 per cent; closed at 6
per cent: time money. 50 and 30 days. S
per cent; s months. 51sG56 per cent; prime
mercantile paper. per cent. Sterling
exchange steadier with actual business
In bankers bills al 4.s5. IS for demand and
at ..s3. l2sG14. s3.25 for sixty days; posted
rates All. Mexican dollars. IS. Govern
ment bonds steady; railroad bonds ir-
regrllar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec 2e.-The export de-
mand has been less prominent than for
some days past and there has been no
Improvement at home buying at first
hands; the market is consequently quiet.
but prices are maintained throughout.
Jobbers are doing a good business in
clearance sales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
pEANIIT MARKETS

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 2s-PEANUTs-
Quiet. Virgnians-Active at 3hc. for best
stock F.ncy. 3@3Bc.: strictly prime. Soc:
prime. PIC.
NUTS-Spanish new. active at 10c. Vir-
cinia'S new 2kN2Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.

steady and quieter Prime crude here
nominal; prime cFude.:f. O. b. mills sic,
prime summer yellow. 3S12c;: off summer
yellow, 3Sc.; prime f,hite. 41@42c:; prime
winter yellow, &c: prime meal. s27@215o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
AUCTION SALES.
Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF CORD WOOD.
4 MULES. coal TRUCKS. CARTS.
HARNESS. HORSE AND PHAETON.
TYPEWRITER, OFFICE FURNITURE,
ETC. ETC. OF THE J. H. WARDEN
& Co, INCORPORATED.
By virtue Of authority vested in me
by a certain deed OF trust, executed to
me by. the ]; h. Warden, & Co. Incor..
December, 1902, I shall proceed to sell
at the coal yard OF J.: H. Warden &
Co, Incorporated. at Seventeenth and
Dock Streets. on
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
50. 1902 at 10 O'Clock.
the effects Of the said company, consist
Ing of one pair OF heavy draft Mules. two
patent coal Trucks. two coal Carts. q
lot Of Harness. one Horse. one Phaeton.
about forty cords OF sawed oak and pire
Wood. set OF platform wagon Scales. one
Remington Typewriter. oak office Desk.
office Furniture and Fixtures; Wheel
barrows. Screws. shoyels. Scoops, ETC.,
etc. Also the lease Of the yard. Office
building fencing. etc.
TERMS.@ Ca sh.S X
s'ss-., SOL CUTCHINs Trustee.
Geo. W. Mayo, ctoneer, So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
CATTLE MARKET.
NEW YORK Dec 2s-steers slow

1oaise. lover; bulls and COWS generally
steady. Steers. s4.30@5.75 export. S.;
stays. s6O: bulls, S27egA.50: cows. s1.65G1
40. Cables steady; calves veals. steady;
barn-yard and western salves firm. Veals,
s5@95o: little calves. s414.5o: barn-yard
calves. s3@S.50: westerns. sS.S7!s@S.e0; city
dressed veals. u@1zc. per pound. Sheep
and lambs-Sheep more active. bQ2ac.
higher; good lambs, Csc higher: medium
and common. 15c. higher. Sheep. $500
40: export grades. s4.25@4.5o; culls. 81:
lambs. s4.so9o40: extra, $3.50; Canadian
Csc. higher. State hogs. s6.so@6.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-30
Office

Office
Guarantee Building. Loan and Trust Co.,
Richmond Va. Dec. "a. 1862.
DIvIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company have declared a senli.annual
of taxi out Of the profits Of the past
six months. payable on and after JAN
UARY 2. 1903
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
Secretary.
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CHICAGO, ILL. Dec. 2a.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 5000 head; choice steady. others
1oa15c. lower. Good to prime steers, $500
$50; poor to medium, S2.235E5: stockers
heifers. s2@4.75: Gamers. s1.-o@2. 20; bulls,
s2@4.40: calves. sS@7: Texas-fed steers.
sS.75@a. Hogs-Rsceipts to-day. 2S,oo0
5000 head: 1o@l5c. higher: close advance
lost Mixed and butchers, Sc. 20G6. 60: good
to choice heavy. $6.0@Sso: rough heavy.
ss25@e.7o: light, s6.15G6.5o: bulk Of sales
sheep and lambs active and strong. Good
to choice wethers, s4@4.75; fair to choice
mixed, S. eG42o native lambs, S4Gs.
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Virginia Trust Company.

Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond. Va, Dec. II, 1902.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have this day declared the usua. semi
annual dividend of three per cent. free
of tax, payable on and after January
g. 1908. l. u. AYLEl
Secretary.
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THE sBoARD. OF DIRECTORS OF THE
RIO H MOL ND FREDER1CkSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COM
COMPANY have declared DIVIDEND
OF FOUR DOLLARS per share on the
Common Capital Stock and Dividend
Obligations of the Company. payable on
the I'd DAY OF JANUARY. 1908. to
holders Of the same of record on the
18th day of December. 1902. from which
date the books Of transfer will be closed
until the 9Th of JANUARY. 1903.
j. 3. WINSTON. Treasurer.
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Office

Office
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co..
Richmond. Va. Dec. 10. 1902
pIvIDEND-THE BOARD OF DlEEC-
TORS have this day declared semi
annual DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER
CENT. Gree of tax. navable TO Stock
holders on JANUARY lSI NENT;
Ia stockholders Changes OF address
should be promptly notified to the COM