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AT THE THEATRES.

During Mr.. Jeffersons many years upon
the stage he has delneated vast num-
Der OF characters. Now that he is IN
the sunset of his days and beyond the
necessities of toll, he acts simply to COM
ply with popular demand and to graft
fy that Unsuitable craving Tor the stage
which is the trait of all players. Mr.. JET
ferson will thus be pardoned if he chooses
for his roles those to which his personal
taste has a leaning, and he has chosen
RIP Van Winkle'' and 1.-THE Rivals
The annals of the American stage note
the supremacy of all these roles as the
personal achievements IF Mr.. Jefferson,
In them he has no rivals
A noticeable point III regard to the sup
porting company is that the members are
given equal opportunities. The cast is an
exceptionally strong one, including many
old favorites.
The sale of seats for the Clifton Com
pany opening next Tuesday night at the
Academy bids fair to peat all the es-
tablished records of stock seasons up 10
this time.
The scenic environment is to be very
elaborate, and the members of the COM
pany have fully answered expectations IN
rehearsal Of "The Girl Left Behind Me-
which is to be the opening bill.
Mr. Giffen declares that he will leave
no stone ,lnturned to make this the most
successful season OF tho three lie has
played in Richmond in the character of
the productions he will make during the
next ten weeks.
The stay of the Bijou Musical Comedy
Company is almost at an end. The per-
formances tonight and at matinee and
night tomorrow will end the engagement
of the popular stock company. Every
member of the company is popular with
the theatre-goers. and collectively the
players have made an impression that
cannot be wiped out.
"In What Happened to Jones" the COM
pany has accomplished its usaul hit. and
in transforming this straight comedy in
to a musical comedy, another triumph re-
suited.
The theatre has been packed at every
performance and there is an unusually
large scale Of seats for the remaining per-
fornia noes.
There have been so many requests for
the souvenir booklets of the. Bjou Musical
Comedy Company, that Mr.. Wells mas
secured another supply. and will present
each lady attending the. performance of
.eW ha t Happened to Jones = tonight with
one of them. The booklets are works OF
real art. The booklet contains a. record
of the hits of the company, together with
pictures of all the principals and members
OF the chorus. s
Manager Wells, of the Bljou. announces
for next week an artist whose name and
fame is known in every home in Ricn-
mond, and whose face and form have
been printed in almost every paper in the
world-Eugene Sandow-the strongest man
since the dayssof Samson, and according
TO many prominent physical directors
sandow is one sof the grestest cards ..iat
could be offered. He has never been
seen here before, and 1t is In keeping
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R1cHMoNp IoRAcco aIARkEr.

Richmond. Va. April 10. 1902.
Private sales reported to-day as fol-
lows iL,ies, hogshcads; stems norshcals;
leaf. Z hogshcads: wrappers, II hogshea,lS.
B Loose sales were MS follows: Crenshlw WaLs-
house, about 1000 Pounds-hishest price SIS;
Shockoe Warehouse. small salc-higheSt price,
SIS; Stonewall Warehouse. 1866 pounGs-liigh"st
price, SIS: Shelburne Warehouse. small salt
highest price. SIG.
Messrs Frazer & Tompkins made the fo!low-
ing comment and price current for the week:
Tebacco-Dark Fried Tobacco (Ncw) -l:cccipts
light and market in better conGitIon. ;rish,-
Firm at unchanged quotations.; receipts con-
time light. Suncurcd-Rcccipts continue light
and market very active Mt quot :.A,ns.
BRIGHT TOBACCO--NEW.
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with the Bijou that he should make his
first appearance under the direction of
the management that has given Rich
mond theatre-goers the best that the
market affords at a price that is easily
within reach OF ALL Sandow is one OF
the greatest entertainers. He presents
his act in 4 special stage setting, and is
surrounded with q company of great art
let
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUS BRICK
space in each, first and second floor,
30x75 feet, with c. e o. side-track on
East and S. "A. l.. side-track on west:
can unload cars direct into this build
ing from either of the above roads,
Will rent one or both spaces. The above
building is located on Sixteenth and
Brown Streets. two squares north of
the c. and & 0. Depot. BALDWIN 6,
BROWN.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, April 10. 1907.

Atlantic Coast Line of Conn.--3o shares at
Virsini. Carolina Chemical IrcferrGd-le shares
az Atlantic Coast Line rrcfcrred-1oo shares at
l2lis. ,ho .b,ros at
us. 30 shares at IFS -,
colorado Sou,hcrn-.oo shares at .-;s' lVo
shares Gnlnrado Southern list prcfcrrcd-1oo shares
at Tx: 800 shares a; i.te.
STATE SECURITIES. ID. Asked
North Carolina As, c., 1a1o...... lo,
North Carolina 6's. G.. 1919. ls3
ya rs ncw-C. and r.. i932 VA!
", centuries %. {. and H. 93ia ?6A
CITY SECURITIES
Rich. City IS r., 19e0-1922. II.
Iich. CITY As. r.. 1920 l9;io los
RAILROAD BOMBS.
Atlanta and Charlotte list IS: r.: "a
A C. /. Of Con Ger. of Ind. IS Az
Char. Colum and Aug. I'd IS. G ~ =.
C. and o.. Il. and A. D. As. LIST. lo4
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! AucT1oxS sAIEs-FurunI 81

.--..--.,eI->-e
TRUSTEES SALE Al En-
vERY vAEuAgLS a.1s1rE S ggEs9PPsf AkpI
EIELD co eIo5MSTTEYTIr y A;: 81 Maao5SSp1Y.
APRIL II, 1902, AT u OaCLOCkA. 49,
AS substituted trustee under. - , TssM
trust from Susan & Jackson 20 lnoTsSs
e Vv.,tSins- dated the 18th day OF De-s3
scsnbsr' 1895. and duly recorded In p ... %
90 page 159. in the clerks oti uss5 % bv nnb
: 1i s.l auction. at the Courthouge Of SAID
county. at Il NJ. on N1oNDAf1Apr1t.t.a i e.
1902. that valuable lot Of land 70 eo,,ntv
containing two hundred acres. more OF
less. bounded on the north by iana a So,,t,,
erIy belonging to Butler and Baker sou ue q
by the Woodpecker I road r snon his PROC
read sptS cut Df two-storx. si.eroom dxefling;
hall through center. nd from wv tc 1 a,svo
Der: situated about one and one-half mics
from FinIey's Station. on the tssrlnv1n u
and Powhatan Railroad. cenveniene y =,
church. SchoOl-houSe, tpoStoillSo et1A -
and grist mills.
Second. Immediately after the aoosc
sale. as substituted trustee IN the deco Is Is
aist day of August. 1900. recorded IN - b b
100. page Ill. at the clerks office aotesa .S
from l.. j.. Jackson and wife ana IT III, a,s
lie auction at said Courthouse: on SAD sag
court day. l. e. MONDAY, April "a. 1907 sg
that valuable little farm adjoining ine
above property, containing % acres. Will .ll.
a new four-room dwelling. hall through
center, are the improvements thereon
About 50 cords of wood can DO cut from
this latter property
cases-One-third cash. and the balance on
credits of six and twelve months ne,
sotiable notes to be given for deferred
PAYMENTS. and title retained until saMt
notes are paid: interest added tn said
notes six per cent. All taxes paid to jan
~ JOHN D. WATKINS,
Substituted Trustee.
T. pannilrs Sons. Auctioneers-
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CATTLE MARKETS

NEW YORK. April 1o.-BEEvEs-R receipts.
$3.50 head; dressed beef steady: city dressed.
native sides. 0@10c. per pound. Cables last
received quoted American steers at 1915 GLE,
pound. Calvcs---Receipts 357 head dull and
lower; vcals sold at. s5@6 per 100 pounds: city
dressed reals. g10loc. Sheep and lambs-Re-
eepts, ,4e4 head; sheep, nnshorn sold It s4 81
one car clipped lambs. ss37ls: one deck MARY
land spring lambs at s4.I5 each; dressed NUT
ton, is6I1O1ac.; dressed lambs. general sales.
;101s Gi2iac. Hoss-Receipts 1ol6 head; nom
inaly about steady.
CHICAGO. ILL, April 1o.-cATTLE--Re.
5ceints,sz $500 mead: steady to strong: good to
prime steers. S66odl7.55 poor to medium. 81 90
$3.50: stockers and feeders. S2I565. 25; cows.
Sh5od5,5o: heifers. S2.5OG.6.15; Gamers. $500
2.4o: bulls. 50: so@a;5o; calves, 81 5o@d; Tex
900 head: tomorrow, Is. 600 head; left over.
1000 hand: market 5G1uc. higher: mixed and
butchers. se.7o4I.Io; good to choice heavy.
ss.esa5I2Ia rough heavy, 1855 90; light
Receipts, 1 l 900 head; steady to strong; lambs
weak; good to choice wethers: s.. 23@5.1s: west.
crn sheep S4.50@6; native lambs. Si.I5@6.s5
western lambs, $5..3GG.Si
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Patents to virginians.


Patents issued to Virginians April s.,
1902
No. 697, 401-John L. Graham, assisnor to
Graham Combined Guard-Rail and
Force-Brace Company. Roanoke, Va.
Rail brace.
NO. 697. 4oS-Mart;n Y. Hammack. assignor
of one-half to II. w. Miller. Thalia,
Va Game apparatus.
No. 697, 094-Joseph Linton, Manchester,
Va Machine for grinding calendar
rolls.
No. co., toc-Robert L. MoMurran. assig-
nor OF onc-half to r. S. Marshall. Ports
mouth, Va. Syringe nozzle.
No. 697.303-Charles c. Wentworth, Roa-
nokc. Va. Ram.
No. 90, 31o-Thomas J. Younglove, Rich
nond. Va Column step.
Total number OF patents issued to cit
liens of the United States April s. 1902.
465.
Trademarks issued to virsinians April
S, 1909.
No. IS. O6o-George D. Witt Shoe Company,
Lynchburs, Va. Boots and shoes.
No IS, 06l--George D. Witt Shoe Company,
Lynchburg. Va. Boots and shoes.
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SGrief-Stricken Family.

As sadScondltion exists at the home of
r. u. Pratt, of No. 1902 L. Chattln Street
where one Of his children lies awaiting
burial and another is dangerously Ill.
,rhe family is Frustrated with grief and
anxietys and & in their sorrow have the
sympathy Of the community
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BY c. T.. & Fl. l.. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
81 E. Main Street.
?FUsTEE' SALE
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
GRAHAM STREET. AND BEAU'El-
Full BUILDING LOT ON
ORLEANS STREET IN
.sE,JrI TON


BY virtue of {. deed of trust dated Octo.7
Der T. 1889. and of record III Richmond
Chancery Court, p. & 166 C.. $40, and
in Heurico County Court. d. E.. 1al
. $50, default having been made III the
payment of a portion of the debt secured.
/ viii sell by auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. APRIL IL. 1907,
at ; O'Clock r. NJ, that lot of land IN the
county OF Henrico, Va. on the south line
of Graham Street between Erin and Gil
liam Streets. beginning lis feet HE inches
east of Erin Street. thence cttStwardiy
along the south line of Ora ham Street
and fronting thereon I'll feet 6 inches.
thence back between parallel lines llO
feet to an alley. The improvements con-
sist of Il subStantially-buIit Brlck Store
with dwelling attched.
And at $50 r NJ. will sell the desIr-
able Lot on the north line of Orleans
Street, beginning 70 feet east of Lester
Street thence eaStWardly along Orleans
Street 20 feet. thence northwardly so feet.
thence westwardly II feet. thence south-
war6!y 80 feet. thence westwardfy 3 feet.
thence southwardly so feet to the point
of beginning.
TEEIIS-one-third cash. balance at s..
Il and IS months. deferred payments evil.
denced by negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured by trust deed on the
property: or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. f. c. DEMON
Trustee. Is
C. L. s. FL T.. Denoon. Auctioneers.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. April 10.-Grain specula-
tion hung ire to-day. while traders waited for
the Government crop report and tried to dis
cn'iut it Conditions In wheat favored bears
all day. but corn more than made up losses st
met with early. AT the close September wheat
was ,ac. lower; May corn. * @Ac. up. and May
oats, sc. down. Provisions closed aGl71sc. to
I0t higher
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NEW YORK. April 1o.-COFFEE-The market
for coffee futures opened steady with prices
unchanged. and later developed heavy uiider-
tone. following weakness in European markets
and foreign selling pressure closed steady with
prices , points net lower. Total sales were
4t.:o0 bags Spot Rio. quiet: No. Z invoice
5Isc.; mild dull: Cordova, s.: q lie.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
.PonT. OF RICHMOND. APRIL TO- 1902.
---------- RIVED.

rom. OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10. 1902
ARRIVED.
steamer Rpsallc. Willis. Norfolk. c,e-cLs ad!se
md messengers, Old Dominion line
steamer Pocuhontas. era YES, James River land.
+. MI Norfolk merchandise aud passengers, Vlr-
ginia Navigation Company
Steamer Lakewood Cr 1uisoSI,. james River
gers. f. v. Archer. manager.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons. Philadelphia, Pa.
merchandisc and passengers Clyde line
10 SAILED.
Steamer Resale, Willis. Norfolk. merchandise
aud passengers. Old Dominion line'
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL TO- 1902.
'.S&s==s@s4 ARRIVED-
Steamer Greenbrier. London.
Rarre X, and W. No. 6. Portsmouth.
Steamer Saturnna, Galveston
Steamer Bargfelat. Philadelphia
y. 49, SAILED.
Barge independent. Boston.
Schooner Charles Noble simmons Charleston.
Barge Kinston, Providence.
Schooner Levi S. Andrews, LaGrayra
Il Steamer Harry Luckcnbach. Providence.
Steamer Saturnina. Manchester.
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RandoInh-Street School Plans.

Plans for improvements to Randolph
Street School are now being prepared
and at the end Of the session-June 18th
the work will be commenced. It is hoped
it will be completed by the opening OF
the next session on September 18th. The
building. when finished. will have nearly
double the present capacity.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va April TO- 1907
PEANUT MARKETS,

NORFOLK, VA. April 10.-PEANUTS-Quic
Virginians--Act.ve ut 3Lc. for best STOCK.
fancy. 393lsc.; strictly prime. &C.; prime, ~ d
2%c Spanish. 72c.
PETERSBURG, Va, April 1o.-PEANUTS-
Market quiet.
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we will sell at auction at our ware
rooms. s. TO- IL South Ninth Street. on
articles to satisfy bills of freight. storage
and drayase. viz. A. g. Hopkins, 2
crates: f. Keegan. . cases: Eienor Are
Co, !, cases; G.. Massie. 2 signs: Pat Nc
DonouEh. l barrel whiskey: G. w. Green:
/ lot tables: WalIcrstein Produce Co. -
bags; The Implement Co, ! plow; 8. c.
FERGUSON 1 crate: Malbert &c Armstrong
tanks: r. Baldacci l sign: T. w. Wood
& Sons. wagon: NJ IIymes. : cases; j.
G.. Robinson. I package.
RICHMOND STORAGE co.
Geo. w. Mayo. Aucttoneer.
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Union Soldiers.

The Department. Encampment of the
a. s.R. will be held III Hampton on.
April 18th.
Some of those who will 50 down from
11ere are Mr.. Nicholas J. Smith, Captain
d G.. Cook. General Edgar Allan and
r. Davidson.
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BALTIMORE, ND, April 1o.-FLOuR-Qui
and unch anged. Wheat. quiet; contract. spot:
and the month. TIN @77kc.: southern by. sam.
pie. 72@S1Ac. Corn. easier: spot aud the
month, 12@62k &C.; southern white. 83G3i 'sc-
Oats ssteady; No 2 white, 50@5015c. Rye, dull;
Np.7 2 nearby. google. Butter. firm and un-
changed. Eggs, firm and unchanged. Cheese
and suSar.E firm and unchanGed. -
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c., April 1O.-SPIR1TS
TURrENT1NE-Nothing doing: receipts .
casks. Rosn-Firnl. S1.10e51.l5; receipts. o:
barrels. Crude .urpcntine-Firm sI.356250;
receipts. barrels. Tar-Firm, $1.20; receipts,
34H2 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. April 1o.--sP1RTTs TUR-
PENTINE-Quct. 42Tc.; receipts, 43o casks:
sales. 40 casks; exports, $40 casks. Rosin-
Firm; receipts 1o1 barrels; exports. 100 bar
rels. Quote: a. B, G.. D. Sl:3o; +. Sl.33;
$3.50; \, S3.35; W &, $50; W W, S3.O5.
CHARLESTON. S. C.. April 1o-TURPEN-
TINE-Quict, 42Hc. Rosin--Unchanscd:
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....FOR SALE
FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.

TOR RENT.
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME AT
GWATHMEYS. ON R.. =. & P. RY,
one mile east of Ashland. Attractive
Modern Residence of about eight rooms,
stable and the usual outhouses about
ductive land. Good garden. fruits and
flowers; ample shade, excellent water
Trains to and from city at most conven-
lent hours for business men, and quick
J. s. ELAN & CO..
lib Main Street
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sLYNCuDUnG TOBACCO MARKET

Lynchburs. Va, April TO- 1902
Receipts OF tobacco in tho warehouses of the
city. continue light. and there Is no material
change in prices There has been a strong de-
lnand for dne black wrappers. and prices for
this grade are very high. The offerings are
generally of an inferior quality.
The quotations arc as follows:
.gE-5t DIRK GRADES.
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

.etail merchants. tcamsters boarding
houses without security. Largest business
n a principal cities. TOLMAN, Room
o. lilo Main Street.
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Rv virtue of a deed OF trust. da ted July
9. 1897, recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court D. B. Isl A. page 40, and at re-
made in payment will sell. by public
auction on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 16. 1850.
at : q clock p NJ the property described
in said deed as lying and being in the
city5of Richmond. on the cast line Of Res
-servoir Street. one hundred and twenty
feet north OF Wallace Street. This loca-s
ton is improving and property rents we'll.
thus offering good investment or nice
homes. 80 -
taxes due, and to pa. the debtS0f q. si5,
with interest from january 2. 1902: BALI
ance at i and 2 years. With 6 per cent.
interest, secured on the property: or an
"a sh1 at option OF the purchaser.
C. +. DENOoS. Trustee
C.. l.. & n. Il. Denoon. A,ctioneers-
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Cotton. quict middllns 0hc.; net receipts,
a26 bales; gross. 3.4I9 bales; stock, lS0,741
bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. 55.474 bales. cx-
port to Great Britain. 13i2S bales: to France,
40 bales: to the Continent, 1896 bales; stock,
G4a.67T bales.
Consolidatcd-Nct receipts. 55.4T4 bales; cx-
port TO Great Britain. 1:42S bales; to France,
TO bales: to the Continent. 1S,14G bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts. T.
Ol:;,lIo bales; export to Great Britain . $50 $50
bales; to France. 6io.371 bales; to the Cont
ncnt, 2,cS3, LOG bales.
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I will sell at my auction house, No.
East Broad Street, on

[ VIII Sell at my auCtlon HOUSE, mo. ~
East Broad Street, on
FRIDAY. APRIL II, 1902,
at 1880 a. NJ.
large lot of good Sewing Machines. one
drop-head and two high-arm Singers:
two Domestic, two Wheeler & Wilson, and
fifteen other good makes of Sewing Ma
chimes; several nice Oak and other Cham
Der Suits: two Walnut Hall Racks, Ward
robes. Sideboards, Extension Tables.
Chairs. odd Bedsteads. Bureaus. Wash
stands nice lot of Lounges. Ccssshcs. lot
of nice Rocking Chairs. lot OF nice Pic
lures. ice Boxes Refrigerators. twenty
five new Mattresses, one Square Piano.
in good order: oak Folding Bed. niclSle-
frame Showcase. etc. also a. lot of other
goods too numerous to mention. Ladies
Invited to attend sale
GEO. V. OLIVER. Salesman.
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WASHINGTON. D. C.-The Senate to-
day passed the House joint resolution
granting permission for the erection OF
a memorial q to William Ship on ms -
public grounds at Charlotte. No.
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nALTIMOpE MARKET r. NJ

Eggs. steady at IA nc. Receipts-wheat, 5000
bushels; corn, 80. 900 bushels; oats, 109,OO0
bushels hogs. is eco head.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. April lo-SsaG ,o1 e snn
mon. :5%, "a 6: do lrcieffe'' 10 - = ~ g
board As, Si1i ass
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Tho leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash QuotatI0nS were as I0lI6Ws: FloutI-
steady. No. j spring wheat 6S@T1Mc.; No. g
red. 17Si @ 1ac. No. : corn, 57& G5stsc.: No
No white, Tag 45c.;; No. 3 white. 431S GA sc.
No. = rye. 56Go6isc. Fair to choice mailing
barley 64@67c. No.. / haxsecd northwestern.
Si.76; prime Timothy seed, $3.50. Mess Spor
per barrel, S1655 @166 90; lard per 100 pounds,
50, 62is @9.65: short RIBS sides tlooseG $500:
short clear sides boxed, sa.30@o $40. IS Whis:
KEY basis of high Wines Sl.3o. Clover con-,
tract Grade. 40 Butter. eas!: creamerr.s3sN a.
co,.c dairy. ESQ &c. Cheese firm at II g lsc,
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SEWING MACHINES. FURNITURE
MATTRESSES. PIANO, ETC.
All AUCTION.
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We will sell at No. $40 North Seventh
Street,
TOMORROW. FRIDAY. APRIL II. 1902.
at II o'clock NJ,
Awning and Frame three Wall Show
Cases. Taylor Table, Taylor Sewing Ma
chine. Writing Desk. Pictures, Refrigera-
tor. Wardrobe, Washstand. Chairs. etc.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
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COEEE,H NSpEEr

PETERSBURG. VA. April. 1o-COTTON-
Market firm at Sc. for good lots.
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CINCINNATI. o.. April 1o-TIOGS-Activc.
S5.30@71O. Cattlc--Strong. $c.5OM6.25. Sheep
Strong. $2.75G5.5o. Lambs-Strong, $l.75G7.
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Z EAST BUFFALO. n. y. April 1o.--CATTI,i---
Receipts light; strong; veal tops. SO. 29g65o.
higher. heavy. s7.25a7 mixed, Sis
pigs. S6.I5@fs5: roughs. s6+oIh.7a. sheep
and ian,bs--Rcceipts. 1900 head: sheep firm
limbs dull and 10c. lower; sheep tops miSa,'.
S5.75G6; fair to good $5.40@5.65: yeariGSs.
Is 5on toP iIn nmbs fa'r TO
sheep, S5@ $50.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
Auction SALE OF
A MAGNIFICENT FARM

in Nottoway county. Va. known as the
Grove and FIardaway' tract. about five
Rv.. containing 1876 acres: also fifty head
Of Sheep Horses. Cows, Hogs. Mules:
Wagons. Carts. Farming Implements OF
THURSDAY, APRIL IL. 1902.
on the premises, commencing at L:ou
o'clock sharp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11

BY C. H. Olives, Auctioneer.
No. 20 East Broad Street, Old Phone 4SS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11

MONEY. AND Observation-Disclosures on call
Tossed firm u IS sent: closing offered
.stt ata Per cent: prime mercantiin paper, 4lsM a.
Icr cent. Sterling exchange easy with actual
business in bankers bills ut S4.S7Es for demand
and S4.S5m4.S5$ for sixty days: posted rates.
si.sS and SISSY; commercial bills. 81. S4 IA
d.So1a. Bar silver. 5334; Mexican dollars. 4::.
Government bonds. firm; State bonds, inactive;
railroad bonds steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11

EAST LIBERTY. Pa. April 1o.-CATTLE--
Strady; choice, s6.7Oa % prime. $6.4oI6.45:
good. S57O@G.2O Hocs-Higher; prime heavy,
$I.2597 80: best medium. s7c067.2J: heavy
workers.: $7.1OGl72o; light workers.. sGooG7.75;
pigs. S6.60G6.S0 roughs.s S5M6.60. Sheep
Strong: best wcthcrs. $6GfG15: culIs and COM
mon, 1901; veal calves, S5.50GI6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11
AUCTION sALEs-TH1s DAY.

BY the Valentine Auction Co..
AuctioneerS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-11

OH the premises, commencing at LOU
/. That Magnificent Farm. known as
the Grove and Hartaway tract, containing
1876 acres. located about five miles from
Blackstone. on the n 6 w. Esy., adjoin--
ing the farm of Mr.. Allen Barbee. There
is estimated to be three million. feet OF
standing timber this land, principally
large fine Oak. Pine, etc, and it is con-
sidered to be one of the finest farms In
that section OF the country. well watered-
fertile with all necessary buildings. such
as dwellings, teuements. tobacco barns,
stables. etc.
|, .. Immediately after the above sale. we
will sell 80 head of Sheep II Cows, II
Hogs ) Horses. > Mules. Wagons. .
Carts % Sets. of Harness. and Farming
ImplementS of every description; also
household and kitchen Furniture.
TERMS-For the chattel property. cash:
terms for the farm made known day OF
sale. For particulars apply to
r. PANNILL'S SONS.
Petersburg. Va, Auctioneers.
Sale positive.