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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-13

Spot closed quiet: n1iddling uplands,
SIS: middllng Gulf $50, sales. 1921 bales.
The cotton market, after opening firm
at unchanged prices to an advance of
s points, ruled generally weak. under
liquidation. following disappointing
general market bearings were quite as
weeks advance Of about II which cul-
minated to-day December having. sold
up from s.19 to s.3s. January from 8.1s to
s.35. March from $40 to s.32. May from
S.12 to 1856. and July from s.12 to s.37.
during the week. The advance culmi-
mated early this afternoon. with the
market finally barely steady. at net IN
or to points from the top Of the week.
The reaction was in the face of very
steady to Is cent higher spot markets,
an advance of 5 points on futures and 4
points on spots at Liverpool, and con-
tinued small receipts. the amount of cot
ton brought into sight during the week
being 535.41 bales. against Ho.131 last
to the long side of the account. The adj
vance was arrested. however. by the un-
settled condition still prevailing in Wall
street, with the rate of money high.
while the South American situation was
also considered to be a disturbing factor.
The undertone of the market. therefore.
was weak at the close, with leading
the week. subsiding in the afternoon.
Sales of future deliveries were estimated
at about 100000 bales.
WEEKLY MOVEMENT.
The following statistics on the move
ment of cotton for the week ending De-
cenaber 18th, were compiled by the New
York Cotton Exchange:
1r1x,
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THE. BALTIMORE. MARKET,

BALTIMORE. ND, December 12.-(spe-
cial.)-The local market closed dull and
fairly steady.
seaboard common at % 7-s closed s-s
lower. and the preferred stock at II was
2 points lower.
Atlantic-coast Line common at 1856 IL
was IL point lower.
The a. C. L. rights sold between 1-2G4
and closed 3 1-4@3 1-2.
The rest Of the list was unchanged
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IN THE MARKETS.

throughout the South o.. Cary street
Yesterday it was said that fruit handlers
expressly stipulate that Firsinia stock. be
shipped as they prefer to that coming
from the northern markets. There are
two reasons for this: One lies in the ex-
cellence OF Virginia fruit and the other
in the fact that New York and other
big markets for some tim. pasr have
been shipping South apples and pears
that were not At to feed 10 swine. Good
fruit will sell anywhere. For this reason
Albemarle pipp!ns from Virginia are be-
ing shipped both to the far West and
to New York. c.. e. Sydnors sent yes
terdav to New York sixty-twcr haH-b bar
reIs from tho orchard OF 6. 2: Musrell.
Of Fontella. for which be got y q helt-
barrel 1t Is said. -.
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stocks and in the active market especi-
Ing in the hands OF the most powerful
interests in the street and foundations
are being laid for a fine rise in the new
year.
Tho market will probably open up to-
morrow and sell off,
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET
LTNCHBURG. VA. December IL
burg Tobacco Association to-day, 1T was,
decided not to sell any more tobacco at
the warehouses this year after DsCsmberr
Goth, and not to resume sales until tan-
uarv s. 1903.
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COTTON GOSSIP.

Business on the Cotton Exchange very
active yesterday. Market opened hrm at
unchanged prices to an advance OF s
points cables being better than expected
and receipts light. The early indications
as to the in sight" figures for the
week point to something like S44. 600 bales
against 4o5. ass last year. and 1884, 32 In the
previous year. the corresponding weeks
Weather in parts Of the cotton belt was
also bullish factor, rains being more
or less generally indicated. The demand
WAS quite general.
New Orleans was again leading buy
ing. giving most attention to May. fol-
lowing a recent policy marking the re-
la ton of the New Orleans interest to the
local market.
LIVERPOOL. December le.-tSpeciaL)-
Weekly statistics:
Total sales OF all kinds. $4,000; Amer
lean. 5000. English spinners taxing,
81 900. Exports, 1900. Imports, OF all
kinds. 1909. Imports, American. 52eo9.
Stocks of all kinds, 10000: American,
946.ooo Quantity afloat, SIS, 600; American
31>. coo sales on speculation, $500. Total
sales to exporters. 100.
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PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, December "a
Especial -Cotton-F'lrmer at S1st.;; for
good lots. -. y. - 8. ,
PETERSBURG TOBACCO, MARKET..:

PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKER.
PETERSBURG. VA, December ~.
(Special.)-Ths market continues firm.
with large receipts and offerings. There:
Is strong demand for alt desirable grades,
and prices for such are well maintainedf
Quotations: Common to; medium lugs,1
s3.5e@s4o0; good to fine Tugs. sS-netssoo;;'
poor short leaf. $3.5e9s4.o0: fair to good
wrappers, ss.o@sl2. 90; good to. fine wrap
pers. s14.G0@s22.oo: comm on 10 medium.
Shipping. s650a $1,000. good e fine ship
ping, s12.ooQs14o0
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caTrONsEED OIL

NEW YORK. December Ron con-
tinued firm news from the South. ana a
strong spot situation, icottonseed oil was
firm again. and unchanged. Prime crude
here nominal; prime, f. o.. b. mills $50
Soc: prime summer yellow. S7G3Se.: Oft
summer yellow, 36d37c.; prime white>,
4GG41c.: prime winter yellow. 11G42c.;
prime meal, s27.009s27.o0:
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dDIaHj|(a.,
Estsblished isS4E s,
MEMBERS NY. STOCK k1eL1sD
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Yesterday. and sold lower thsS& any
liam Jenkins. conservative EfuSg han
der. said that good bananas. stNi1E, from
ten t, nfneteen dozen to thas BID d. sold
has been an abundance of me f{dt all
week. about seven carloads :hav-
ing been sold. The heavy re, Is de-
moralized the markets. and Nay at
auction -iany OF the dealafS sasEtdced
the-.ssuit a;qrder to clear :otAaSs cel-
lars II hfarhANsng been dopesf1 hstter
ateragS prisa for bananas t:iET 4eected
to- be naaintalfSa. Jenkins 4, &RpE sa1D
yeststslaEaaRsrsssoo punches. Rst one
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NEW YORK. December 12.-cotton-
Quiet: middling, $685. net receipts. 1873
bales: gross receipts, 3.05s bales; sales,
1891 bales; stock. 1856 bales.
Totals to-day at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts, 3713s bales Exports-to Great
Britain 1855 bales: to the Continent,
1857 bales; stock. 1o2s.s79 bales:
Consolidated at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts, 25so36 bales. Exports--to Great
Britain. 172.45S bales: to France. 4S8
bales; to the Continent, 9e,007 bales.
Totals since September 1st at all sea-
ports: Net receipts 4159.6 sos bales Ex-
ports-to Great Britain. 1853 bales: to
France sos.s12 bales; to the Continent,
I PAT S3n hdfeS
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Seaboard Airline securitic,

BALTIMORE. December 12.-Seaboard.
common, 2iA bid: Seaboard, preferred
SOP; Seaboard bonds. As. s211: bid.
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EAST BUFFALO. n. T.. December L.
Cattle-Receipts. $50 head; market steady.
s55o@sS25
HogsReeepts; . 12;so g. head s;Iea m q 5oa
$500; roughs. s566@$59o; stays. s4.5o@s5.o9.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1850 head:
market steady: top lambs, s515as5sS:
ssIs to good ; 3@;3 g yssr;ingS sed
s3.75@s4oo; culls to good. sl.75gS.e5.
CHICAGO. ILL, December 12.-Cattle-
Receipts. 4,5o0 head: market slow: Good
poor to medium. s3.5oG;s. 50: stockers and
heifers. sl.sSa*5.oo; Gamers. s1.2sa2s5:
bulls. s2eoas45o; zs calves. ssoo@T.";
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 5000 head; to-
morrow. 1900 head: left over. 10000 head;
market 15@25c. lower: mixed and butch
ers,. s5O@s5.1o: good to choice heavy.
light, s5.5o@s5. so: bulk Of sales. s. soass.4o
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head: sheep de-
moralized: lambs demoralized: good to
choice wetners. s35o@s4:25; fair to choice
mixed, s25e@ss'5'; native lambs. S7'@
NEW YORK. December 12.-Beeves-
Receipts 322s head; steers SLOW and 1 1os
loo. lower: nullS NTH. cows StSdoy 10 INC
lower; about all sold. Steers. 1859
S5.75; oxen. s3.25@35.1o: bulls. s2.5G@S4.3o;
cows. sl.40Gs4.5o. Gables lover: live cat
tie. 121xe5135sc. per pound dressed weight;
refrigerator beef 1oh@l1c. per pound.
Exports. 1853 cattle: Tomorrow, $40 cattle.
and 120O quarters of beef.
Calves-Receipts, 10s head: market
steady; grassers slow; westerns. Csc.
lower: one car unsold. veals. S5.00dso.o0;
no very choice here: little calves. s4.0cc244
$3.50; srassers, s3.0l1$350: western calves,
$500; city dressed Feals easier at 1el:4
131sc.; extra, lac
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1858 head:
good sheep steady: medium grades slow
and easier: prime lambs opened steady,
but closed weak: medium grades 1Gd25c.
lower; sheep. ss.OGg$4.o0 no choice here:
lambs. s45OdS6.0O: choice, IS. 100s6. l21z:
cuIIs. $3.5oG$45O; Canada lambs. $500
1915.
we aGss STATE hogs se' ss.2sa;ss5; mixed
western nominal.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. December H.
Cattle-Steady; choice ss.0G1$6. 10; prime,
s5so@s5.75: good. s5.25as5.50: veal calves.
Hogs@Iower: prime heavy, 81. s5as6. 40;
medium. s5.l5ds6.174:: heavy Workers.
3s10G1s6.15: light Workers. .s6.Q5; pigs, $500:
rougts, &. 0O4s6.00
shgep-Steady; choice wethers, $1,000
a ia. crlls and common. 81 .5n1$2. %:
choice lambs. S. 40nH. 65.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December 11.-stock on
the wharyes:
Veal-There is continued scarcity OF
desirable light-weights, and the demand
for this kind Is very good at quota
tons.
Sheep and Lambs-The demand Is con-
fined principally to stock In tirst-class
condition.
Dressed FIogs-Although the receipts
have been fairly liberal up to the present.
has caused a decidd improvement in the
demand, and from now on we advise
prompt and liberal shipments.
Calves. alive, veal. per pound: choice.
8MSkc.: veal, fair to good, 'h@7Ac::
calves, alive. rough, per head. se@s13;
sheep No. l. fat, per head. s39$s.50;
sheep, No. 1. fat. per pound. 3@31sc..
sheep. poor, per head. s1.25@s1. 49,; sheep.
SIC; lambs, spring. fair to good, sf@s5.
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DAY, DECEMBER Is, 1902.

was active and strong early to-day, but
later the market became listless: and
the close was easier, with May &c. lower.
May corn was &c. lower. and oats nc.
down. January provisions closed sts TO
10c. lower.
Thu, 1esdinR t1t1res RANGED as foIloWS:
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

The produce market yesterday for the
first time indicated clearly the approach
OF Christmas. The receipts were heavy N
all lines. especially in poultry, but the
market stood up well, and In some mes ST,
noticeably butter, went higher than pre-
ceding quotations. Turkeys, dressed. are
now quoted In New York as high :as:ils
and IS cents. and commission men claim
on Cary street that If the buyers 80
not get familiar with higher prices they
will be left at the. last without sup
ply Owing to the present low market
some of the turkey dealers. prognosu-
eating a higher Christmas market: arg
daily putting dressed poultry into scoF:
storage and one man claims now to have
there 500 pounds. - :. =
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK, December 512.-Dryae
Goods-In the dry-goods markee, tfle-
feature to-day. About an average amount
of business has been done In cotton
goods, at previous prices. in this mar
ket Print-cloths are quiet but steady
Linens are firm. with moderate demand.
BurIaps firm for light weights. but easy
for heavy weights.
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17cHxodD GRAIN MA1xE7.
Quotations Furnished by Richmond Grain
urd Cotton F~rha 't$''
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, December 12.-Cotton-
Spot; moderate business; prices points
higher; American middling fair, 16-10ed. !;
good middling, 46S-lood.; middling.
45S-10od.: low mddiing. 4 42-1ood.: good
ordinary. A20-100d.; ordinary: ls-1ood:
The sales Of the day were 5000 bales, OF
which 800 were for speculation and es-
port, and included $500 American. Re-
ceipts. 1000 bales, including 800 Amert-
can.
Futures opened firm. and closed quiet
and steady: American middling. good or
binary clause. December. 46o-1ood: De-
cember and January. 4S-1ood.; January
airy and March. 4 47-100g4 4s-1OOd.: March
and April, 4 47-10oG4 As-1o0d.: April and
May. 4s-100d.; May and June. $4,000
4 49-1OOd.: June and July. 4S-i00@4 $4,000. !:
July and August, 4S-l0oG4 $4,000.
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CAPT. TRlcE'S CHBN6E

:. r: 4: Tticsr' the veteran tPfeAefhI aus-
'tfonfesssr. has severed his conpteR with
the. She hohrne Warehouse E4f;has been
With that warehouse since theSs:frst exist
'ence,& and the. cause for htsEpIEEnf ae-
tior1ais not known !, e.
: Captain .;Tr{oe has alwayA;;FeeF: Tery
: popaiair ,1eith; the trade i4isRishnond.
:haxtsz served it faithfuliy!s fyas, about
twea5yssTen Hs sor VIII tlEa eass
and :stonsvalh warehouses. I Eek
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Cash Quotdd0nS Wete t0177~S
Flour quiet and steady. No. 2 spring
wheat. 75@77c.; No. 8. s7o474hc.: No. red,
1ob@761sc. No. 2 corn: 57Ac.: No; vel
low. 57Ac No. 9 oats. 317sc.: No: white.
s2@34c. No. rye. 1910. Good feeding
barley, 26@Sec.: choice to mailing. 45@
Sc. No. 1 flaxseed, SIS. No. North
western. 1924. Prime timothy seed $3.50;
Mess pork. per barrel, SIT. Lard, per 100
pounds, s10.2NGs10.3o. Short ribs sides
uoose), ss.50@ss.75. Dry salted shoulders
iboxed), ss.25@sS.50. Short clear sides
iboxed). sS.75@{o. Whiskey. basis of high
wines sl.32. Glover. contract grade, 800
l7@25c. Cheese steady at 11A@121zc. Eggs
steady: loss off, cases returned, FAC.
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SssAh crY OF Bu1rR,

:zS:stsAHCITY OF BUITS,sr .
A-Searcttrs.dS good county, ter y
reported .spq Sd. as More than one SAD sss
supply. which yesterday fotGY1 .Ep Ihe
price about I cent pound. !; ERf coun-
try butter to-dax is quoted a49Skn from
SO gains = rsassssr sale. 8 :01
'Ndtwithxan dit1S the repurfeS aY4fcity,
the receipts yof ihutter reportk 6f.ts. =.
ri aessft a.e da se't faey IS
t tubs pounds OF .cstaae4 and
ire e g g esst ass aa sssad
Mr. fadgsts said he was Flns
stock on hand OF about 400 t1lp&of yfteam-
cry and country butter. s. sEaI
W. w. spratley & Co AeassH yes
sausage, for which there i4tasH6dd de
m pnunds e aI ba there and rs5s lS
IhsfF receipts OF p9ultrf t4sR, vas vas
pounds Mr.. spratley reports. HfSHfd de-
a sEtSi owing to activity. ispeff ous-
of-town buyers and shippefs aD ~An
are Supplying the State Chris t1sAhtrade:
con{a5 i s s5sp ss a q +,
t5 sI9 's s. sIs es he soM .aH week
two full cars Of oranges, receKXi ss3Henty.
eight: boxes more Yesterday Ia 9S4Hpectt
.ninat y:-fo t,Etboxe OF fancy hEof Mons
day,
l ISL fzaadsaatttla C. receiRek 81 sold
sevepy-five boxes Of orangesH VENT
eight boxes of grape fruit MN eceipts
'wefe: 800 rabbits. in fine conH1S pn3Gwnlen
sold for from Is, to II cents:t8 els OF
ses poznSse e. dressed Ire ts Is PG when
:. Arentgomery received seAsJ E dozen
punches of celery. sN&
T 81 q q p 81 . s %. one car s.as.
t5sy = assaSs s sssf's slsp,s ts,ss s
Boxes Of winesaps- tE ;Aja
iso6orai Lessy:& Son reeeiYe} P deer
and about 800 birds #
Wright d crowder receivShA 5H week
about Us dressed hogs. wHfsnId Tor
.:712 and. 8 cents. .l:a
The Richmond Fruit Coutpa 4report
ting: Receipt Of fifty boxes IL Hncy Ja-
znaieae: H:5i:
j |ssMmse IS saxssiass .Ss ss,as
|, s;hIsh :srs quoted q ssso anaS I'D
.,Ghristmas Mutton AfFtFea
:: 81: '!FtIchel & Co. the sdb$.Aarket
butchers. received WednesdaA sad OF
|. beef ftum Orange county. al ft1csda$
one-haIf car fcf Christmas aq1t One
of the sheep weighed 20 p9hn These
TODAY tofedGFAaSS the
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SALES AT The BOARD.
8 Virginia Carolina Chemical, preferred.
at 1913: 10 Virginia Carolina Chemical, pre-
SALES SINCE THE BOARD.
1000 Seaboard Airline As at S21.; 5.OO9
Richmond city As at ioS
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Price. of Loose Leaft at Sales on
Warehouse Floors.
Richmond. Va, December u, 1902.
sUNCURED TOBACCO.
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NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. December IL
Spirits Turpentine-Firm at SIC, receipts
81 casks. g. - -
barrels.
receipts. 81 barrels. =. : -
Tar-Firm at $3.50; receipts. 100 barrels.
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:. rervp,s sTATEMENT.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ill. December 1..-wheat
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Brought into sight

thus far for season 5. 74S,2s4 5:655.5H
The total crop movement is for leS days
>'''o RECEiPTS AT THE PORTS.
The following are the total net receipts
Of cotton at all ports since September
list: o,o,r-
"a 1aS ha1es. Mobile, .23S bales; Sa-
vannaf1. Isl. 1sS bales: Charleston. Isl. sos
bales Wilmington. 2as,597 bares; Norfolk.
go os7 bales: Baltimore. s.o7s bales ale New
York. 226oo bales Boston H'Tea 1alss'
10. 6:s bales: Brunswick. 5s,25s bales; Fer
nandina. $50 bales: Pensacola. IS. 800 bales;
Port Arthur. 1851 bales: Port io o. ~,
haIes. Portland, Ore, 1,541 balesH Total,
Ass, sos bales.
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CHRISTINE. Mutton AM}Fe,

: i!Ftichs1 & Co. the sdht6.larket
butchers. received WednesdaA sad ct
beer ftum Orange county. att4 FtTrsday
-one-haIf car fof Christmas aqN One
of the sheep weighed 30 p9hn These
-witf--bre slaughtered to-day to!!afHeaSs the
Christmas appetite. II VII
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pentine-F'irm at size: receipts. SIG
casks: sales, AS casks; exports. 10 casks
Rosin-Firm: receipts i.2O barrels
sales. 1900 barrels: exports, 1.S.3 barrels.
Quote: a. B. c. and D, ;s1.i5: E, s1.a1: 7.
sl.55; G. $1.55; H. S1.S5: I, s2.10: h. $50;
NJ. s3.05; n. 1855: window glass. sas0s
water.whfte. 81 20
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CHARLESTON, S. c.. December IT,
Turpentine-Firm at 5olsc-; sales. leo
casks.
sales POO barrels.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, December l., 1902.
or e@

Richmond, Va. December a. lsv..
STATE SECURITIES
Virginia IS new. G. & R.1s IS; IS az
RAILROAD BONDS
Peterah'g. Glass A rs. r. C.1926 us
Petersb'g Class B SIS, r. C.1925 i26
Rich, and Neck. 1St As. 1915 S
RAILROAD STOCKS
Southern Railway, pref.....1oo 90
PANX STOCKS
American National .........lo0 lso
Broad Street Bank .......... -
CRY Rank ............-.... -
First National ...............lOo 20
Merchants Natioaa. .......l00 800
Planters National 100 $50
Rich. Trust and S. D. Co. 100 lat
Southern Trust Cos.......... 100 li2h
Union Bank of Richmond. so 1SS
Virginia Trust Co. ..........lOO u.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Virginia Fire and Marine. . S $50
Virginia State ............... % 2ots
A.sr t,li.ANEOUS-
Amer Loco. pref: ..,.....1oo g, % 3d. 81
Va.-Car. Chem. pref. p. c,1oo l2O IN:
Va Car Chemical com. 400 ssh %
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EAST BUFFALO. n. z. December r.
Cattle-Receipts. $50 head; market steady.
Veals-Receipts 325 head; market SC.
higher: tops, ss.5o@ss0o; common to good,
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!: nrentgomery received Sc,
.bunches of celery. !
:; - nr.;Tt;-T,
vi c.. PagS s Go. one car I
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
GeDerAL


Richmond. Va, December y, 1902.
SUNCURED TOBACCO.
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Total bank cIearinGs for week ended
Tf--zuaber iltIl. g. 0S3. 81 .;5S: decrease 15.S
per-cea Outside New York, SSl6 025, $50:
decrease. 20 per cent.
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c.. E, Sydnorrr received a{|
fancy .wtheeape:f and piping
Boxes OF wineSaps. Il
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-17
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Hygienic Physical Culture Call
on or address B. G. Printc.
For RENT-A nicely furnished
front room in pleasant location. APP
ply at 432 Chestnut street.
WANTED to buy,,a good roll top desk
Will pay fail price for second hand
one. Call, or address this office.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work, must be a good cook. Will pay
good wages. Apply tC Mrs. Wright
sons at Mrs. Harvey Fishers on Foun-
dry street.
SPECTCALEs LosT-Lost, pair Of
old fashioned silver frame spectaclse
with adjusted glasses. Return to 1856
Wiley street or to this office. 81
For SALE.-A new dwelling In
very desirable location. Terms to suit
purchaser. ]. L. WHARTON, 1876
Chancery Row. If.
Rooms For RENT-For rent, four
nicely furnished rooms with or with
out board. Furnace heat and all con-
veniences. Call at 262..McLane Ave.
AZ.
WANTED-Twenty boys from IL
to 16 years of age to work in the
blowing department of the Morgan
town Glass Works. Apply at the
Office
WE never have been SO busy that
we connot supply your wants prompt
ly, because we have the material with
which to do 1T. The Morgantown
Planning Mill Co.
For RENT-Seven roomed house
near University. All modern con-
veniences. Possession at once. Six
roomed house on Klngwood street.
Also several desirable fats and offices.
Il. w. ANDERSON real estate dealer.
MUST go this week; about 40 bar
rels of lime lightly air Stacked, at so
cents barrel, in order to make room
for fresh car now on our siding,
Morgantown Planning Mil Company.
For SALE.-Fine grazing farm
with good buildings about seven
miles from Morgantown. known
as the Thos Maple farm, all under
laid with Freeport and with Pitts
burg coal. Sell cheap and on easy
terms, consisting Of 200 acres in all.
New two story building on Rogers
Ave. on Peninsula, first floor store
room aud secnd suitable for fami-
ly residence.
If. c. r. HAYES,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-10-17

OCTOBER % will witness big lot
sale on the Wiley addition.
TRUNKS, suit cases. telescopes and
satchels at Hirschmans.
FALL line of Manhattan shirts
ready for you at Hirschmans.
You can save money on dry goods
ut Posten's.
SPoNGEs and chamois at Ream' 8
new drug store next to Baptist
church, High ST.
MORE Monte Carlo coats, more la
dies and Misses suits and skirts, more
waists, now ready at Hirschmans.
EVERY new style on the market III
mems soft and stiff hats at Hirsch-
mans.
u. G.. WELLS has added lot OF new
fixtures to his barber shop and en-
ploys four BARRIERS. He gives the Lest
attention to all customers and invites
your patronage Shop under City
Hospital Main street.
You will find the best brussels car
pet in town for soy per yard. The
priettiest and cheapest line of rugs,
mattings, linoleums, oil cloth, DC at
Werner Fortnev q Co
THE big sale of horses at the Gil
more stables on the 18th will at
tract many horsemen. The sale
held there some weeks ago was a
remarkable one.
MoRGANTowN business attracts
people to her schools and her school
attract people to the business oppor
tunities here.
The next two weeks will probably
see more activity in campaign speak.
ing than has been shown up to this
time. Many meetings heretofore
have been in the nature of frosts.
In very few years there will have
to be ward schools in all the suburbs
of Morgantown. After the Sunny
side school house is built, the next
section to claim attention will be
the west side.