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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Price movements for the market for
unlisted securities to-day lacked uni
formity, noticeable irregular ten6sacy
obtaining. This situation was due largely
to the uneven fluctuations of the most
active shares. Speculation about equal
cd recent standards.
The first sale of United States Steel
SIS in several days occurred a 49, 5000
selling at that figure.
The feature in point of activity was
Rock Island common, which advanced Is
of point over Saturdays closing on a
business Of nearly 5000 shares, Opening
sales were recorded between go and 81.
Later there was a drop to 60b and a
recovery to 61h The preferred moved
downward from s7ss to s6l2. Total deal
ings were estimated at $500 shares: The
bonds sold first At SS15 and SS9s, and then
at ssh. Sales embraced an aggregate
of sl5O,0o0.
Nine hundred shares Of Virginia Coal
and Coke We're marketed 1t SS312 and 80.
The certificates (s25,00o) We're bought at
IS and 711s.
American Can common sold at 1871 and
preferred SIS.
Baltimore and Ohio rights sold 81.
Seaboard Airline common sold at 32as
for 100 shares. The preferred closed OLA
bid. No sales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
COTTON GOSSIP.

The market was fairly steady. Very
little business on either side. Seems to
be some cotton bought by bull clique
now and then in small lots. There seems
to be fair selling of October, November,
and December as the market gets strong
err
Mum says: ''At 755 to 40 all the world
was selling cotton, including the Bull
crowd headed by Price.
Now they are all bulls, and price the
largest.
I'VE believe it is a sale on all good
rallies, but around $50 for January buy
for a turn Manchester OEng). special.
The tendency of the cloth market last
week was again buyers, and the turnover
did not equal that of the previous week.
Dearer cotton and the poorness of prices
obtained recently compel producers to in
sist upon advances.
Almost all transactions were at some
what higher rates.
Nevertheless, manufacturers are en-
sed.
There was a better Indian inquiry, offers
are slowly improving and prospects are
encouraging. Many leading China max
ers are in a fairly strong position and de-
cline to shade prices on future deliveries.
New York News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
HOW RELIEF MAY BE GIVEN.

Last year when the surplus revenue
was depicting bank reserves secretary
Gage afforded instant and effectual re-
lief by the purchase of all classes of
bonds. except the new per cent consoIs
This was the first time that the As or
1926 were included in an offer 70 purchase
bonds. From September IA, l9l. to Fe6-
ruary Is, 1902. S27.321. 200 of these bonds
were purchased at $40.
There are now outstanding Sl54 .ssl, wv
of the As Of 1925, Of which national banks
hold S2.1166OO as security for circulation
and ss,l2675o as security for deposits.
This leaves Sl24. $50 OF them IN the
hands Of the public. ,,,
These bonds are now quoted at 1888;
IF the Secretary Of the Treasury should
offer 10 purchase 100000 Of these. bonds
at lao they could probably be bought
without affecting materially the price OF
the 2's consols OF 1889. upon which IS
ner cent. of the circulation is now based;
History shows that the only eitectuai
relief which the Treasury can AFFORD 10
the money market Is through the pur-
chase of bonds at the market price
The banks have gained from the sup
Treasury since Friday S9lS, yuo ihe SUD
treasury has paid Sl5o.0c0 to- the BANK
Of British North American on teiesraphic
order from the Secretary OF the treasury
against the deposit of klondyke golo a
the San Francisco mint. This IS eYl-
Srnca that the gold arriving from AUS
tralia n. san Francisco and deposited at
liz, mint will be made Immediately aqanil- avail
able here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
MUCH LIQUIDATION.
THIS THE FEATURE OF THE NEW
YORK STOCK MARKET.
ANOTHER FURRY IN MONEY
nn.c RAMS Up ouicssly Asscr Opening
Then Rises Again to 20 Per Cent.

NEW YORK. September e2-There was
ket this morning. and the market remain
Cd somewhat feverish during the rest of
the day. This was due TO the deficit
shown in the bank reserve statement.
The selling was somewhat scattered in
its origin as shown by the comparatively
small size OF the selling. Buying orders,
however. were continued. and in many
cases were for 1000 shares and upward,
indicating the large resources supporting
the market. Considerable inroads were
made on prices. nevertheless. Missori
Pacific being q sufferer, with loss Of
81. During the latter part of the day
that stock scored a full recovery, and
ST. Paul was at one time two points over
market to 20 per cent. sent prices off at
the last. and made the closing heavy.
a feature was the bicding up of the old
Burlington stock to 30. without bring
ing out any offers, as practically all the
stocks had been retired, In exchange for
tie joint bonds. The last sale was j.
April. at 1885 The advance to-day seem
Cd intended at a demonstration of the
comparative cheapness of ST. Paul.
MONEY MARKET FEyERISH.
The money market was decidedly fever
ish all day. as might have been expected
A small amount was ,vaned at the open
ing at per cent, but the rate wcnt up
quickly 10 10 per cent. reacted to 10, and
then rose again to the highest. at 20 per
cent. The banks are unGer the practical
necessity of contracting their loans in or
DER TO repair the deficit in their reserves,
but tie process of contraction seems tc
be done reluctantly. There was no appar-
ent purpose to push the process beyond
the actual necessities of the situation
created by the reserve deficit. and pre-
parations for additional inroads upon
cash reserves were not perceptihle
There was no symptom Of distrust or
lack of confidence in creditors. and the
disposition Of lenders. including the banks.
seems to be to keep at loan every avail
able dollar they can muster. trusting to
future contingencies 20 check or offset
the actual drain upon their reserves.
RELIEF FROM DRAIN.
The sub-treasuTy statement to-day show
ed some slight relief from this drain in
the shape Of contribution of several
hundred thousand dollars from that insti-
tuition to the banks. From other centres
reports are of lower money rates
Bonds We're easy. but not very active
Total sales. par value. s4.O25. 900. United
States IS coupon. advanced Il, and regis
tered Is. Is on the last call
Total sales of STOCKS to-day. 645.5OO
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Close: Money on call 7Gi2o per cent;
closing offered at u per cent; prime mer-
cantiie paper 5a4
Sterling exchange steady at the decline.
with actual business in bankers. bills at
1879 for demand and al 4.S2s5 for sixty
days; posted rates. 4S3il3d4. GSlS: CONNER
cial bills, 4.S2d4.S2l5
Bar silver 5l12. Mexican dollars. .o1s
Government bonds firmer; State bonds.
hEmer; Railroad bonds. easy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
TIPS ON THE MARKET.

Twenty per cent. money Yesterday
American stocks in London weak. II to
to q per cent. below parity.
Pesdert Roosevelt says trust evils can
not be remeded through the tariff
Bankers express confidence on financial
outlook in spite of bad bank statement
Strike situation unchanged. and no set
Element Yet in sight.
Crop conditions continue satisfactory.
Persistent ruInors of close relations be-
tween st Paul and Missouri Pacific. in
Guiding ultimately other Gould and Rookie
Teller properties.
Gold from Australia and elsewhere ex-
Rected 10 arrive this week Increasing
Expectations Of pig iron, Steel and steel
rails
American Smelling contracting for large
output of lead.
Talk If purchases of National Lead
for American Binseed.
Forthy-three roads second week Septem-
Der show average net increase S.S7 per
cent
Old Montreal bull pull again active
in Canadian Pacific.
Stock plentiful in loan crowd.
Twelve Industrial stocks declined 81.
Twenty active railroads declined 81.
Do not look for any extensive calling
OF loans.
The st. Missouri Pacific tariff
aSIetiHeu1 VIII soon DE diilouiiCeu, tiiN
Missouri Pacific. on George Gould's as
sertion, will positively go better.
Insiders are persistently selling specu-
lative lines OF 3. r. T.. on all firm spots.
II is said Pennsylvania, Atchison. Pa
cifc. Chicago Union Traction Steels, T.,
c. & l. are purchases
T. J. TAYLOR personally sold Canadian
Pacific, content buying Amalgamated
Copper
New York Central has declared regular
quarterly dividend of IL per cent, j. A
Black selling Missouri Pacific at 120ls.
The Banks have gained from the sub
Treasury since Friday Ss1s.0oa
Look for a somewhat nervous and ir-
regular market because of the shock of
The surplus reserve deficit. A reactionary
tone is not unlikely.
On not anticipate any serious decline
those who have taken modern prohts. are
In position TO make conservative re-
purchases on scale down, and until the
market settles a little the ACCESSIBILITY OF
such action is apparent.
1t is believed the best purchases on the
list are Union Pacific. Denver. western
Union. Manhattn. Canadian Paclnc.
Southern Pacific, Atchison and ST. Faul
on this reaction.
Provisions for the relief of the money
market already made will make them
selves felt this week 10 a greater extent
than as yet obtained. and predictions are
freely made ny some of the best houses
In the street that last Saturdays state
fnent is the last bad one we shall nave
The banks are not under the reserve
requirements is freely asserted by these
houses.
The City National Bank people, the
First National Folgs. the Cnemelcat
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, September o..
fsnecial1-The Baltimore market closed
ae seahoard common at a2a. was up Il.
United Railways incomes at 691s were
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron
conn,nnn stock at So was unchanged. The
nreferred stock again sold at 80. -
Atlantic Coast Line common az IL
onaned unchanged and closed a 1lsi-.
The market was quiet to-day Buylng
orders were scarce. but there We're no
sipns of pressure In any direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Quotations furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange.
Richmond, Va. September q. 1902

NEw YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. September 22-The dry
goods market has not shown any change
0f moment to-day Cotton goods are
steady. with prices well maintained in
both staple and fancy varieties Cotton
hosiery and underwear steady, with sfalr.
business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

,-rvv YORK cotton OIL MARKET.
y f r. ~ : y0RK. September >-Ccttonseed
NJ = a " nm SPOT. but irregular to arrive.
oil 9th trade generally quiet: prime crude.
W. @i.i = mills. 2gG3Oe.: prime summer yell
low, 4oa41c.; off summer yellow CSC.
prime white, l5c., prime winter yellow.
4sc.:: prime meal. s2.4s2
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GRAIN NOTES..

visible wheat increase, 7o,0oe bushels;
corn increase. 10000 bushels; oats IN
crease 1901 600 bushels.
- = ;rernool close-Corn unchanged !;
wheat I'd. higher: market quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

-. SALES AT BOARD.
500 Virginia So. at 96A 10000 Virginia
Centuries at 81: 5000 Virginia Centuries
at 81; 1000 Virginia Centuries at 81: 500
Virginia Centuries at 81; 20 sVirginia-Car-
oline Chemical preferred at ISL
SALES SINCE BOARD.
20 Seaboard Airline common at 22lhs:.
10 Virginia. Carolina Chemical common 4 t
69a. ssssgst 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
scnpoard AIRLINE Securities.

BALTIMORE. MD, September 22.-Sea-
board Airline. common, 32A63s1s: Sea-
board AIRLINE. preferred, 51AM5115; Sea-
board Airline bonds, As. S8ls bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

tive sof} general change In feeling =, IN
'Europea cotton circles. Fol ! ~ t ths
cali, January was bid up to 49, p y f tne
lowed, ON covering and outside demand
Tliel,e was sharp setback Of s to 70 9
points under profit taking by the more !,I
apprehensive room trad ers and. some. pnne BIZ
lie holders. BY midday the mar ls,,l
was again firm, and working up. on built l,
is is h crop news. fear Of bullish weekly
weather report from Washing ton {,
morrow. reports of strsngthenings se puar-s
,ern SPOT cotton markets. and. an g onor-5
n:ally large export demand at New OF
leans and Galveston. Total ciearahe ,,s
were given at 5000 bales The last 81 ho sE
was very active. with January,mp.. ~ s Stcy
of the season thus far. The mar ARK
finally closed 20 to IL points higher o I'd
sales. 100000 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

BALTIMORE, September 20.-L1Ve
Pigs-We. quote pigs at from s1.25 to $500
apiece, according to size, quality, and
condition. Shoats. s2.25 to $500 apiece
veals, per pound, 7c.; good veal. per
pound. 6ae1sc.; poor to good, per head,
Beef Cattle-We quote as follows:
pounds 3s4@I4c. per pound: steers weigh
ing under 600 pounds, 3@31sc. per pound;
oxen. per pound, 21sGSc.; bulls. per pound.
good order. s1s,0oa $500; fresh cows, with
calf, 800 OGs30OO per head; poor, thin
meadow stock, s1O.ooa 90 per head
Lambs and Sheep-We quote as fol-
pound; poor thin, heavy, 314a41sc. per
pound; wool sheep. per pound best: 21sg
Sc; good, per head, s25o@s300: inferior
per head oogs12e e1t s DnGkE Pfr
clipped sheep from to &c. per pound
NEW YORK, September 22:-Beeyesa
Receipts, 4.50S head; steers firm; good
steady to strong: all sold; steers, 5000
SG.S stockers $3.50: oxen, s4.75; bulls,
s.. 500 s4.1212; cows. s1.5oas4.0o.
Cables quoted live cattle lower at isn
Shipments to-day. none: to- morrow, 10Y
cattle. LOIS sheep, and 1900 quarters OF
beef
stssdy i sfseHs ss s sss:
s sras sels' and buttermilRs. ss.oo6ss. SIX
wsSterns ss25as5135 yssciRfs SIS
1 15c. Off. Sheep. s225assso: extra prime
and export sheep s4.c0Gs4:25; culls. 500;
5 n5SS S ga9ada asbs ss's 'o
loves eE State ae'p and Pennsylvania, $1,000
$7.75; western nominal.
t1eNReceipts. $500 head: market slow;
good cattle barely steady; prime steers.
s7.5oas7.so; mixed to CHOICE g. 5oas1 2S r..
stesaH eps yRs5ass naa to good
s'j Hogs9Receipts, 17coo head; market
m fatFy astiys st h Yorfers at s s@ss
dght Workers. s7sa@s7.35.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 20: 400 head;
sheep steady; lambs. early sales easy;
later sales 25c on oWG ired guys 70 gSod
CHICAGO, September 22.-Cattle-Ree
ceipts. $4,000 head. including: zoo, Texans
h to prime iin ste'srs. s75oGsS65; poor to me-
dun. s4.oOGs7OO; stockers and feeders,
s2.5oGs5 90; cows, s1.5N1s4.75; heifers. $3.50
GS5.75: Gamers. sl:5oMs2:5o: bulls. $3.50
s3.Ooas45o; western steers 81 So; 75as5 so.
morrow, q, 600 head: left over, 2,s7o head:
market steady to 10c. higher; mixed and
butchers, s7.3oas7.9O: good to choice n dng
$40: light S7.3o9sL7o; bulk of sales, s7.S5
9s S1hheep1Receipts. 5000 head sheep; kill
ers Steady; lambs steady; choice
wethers s3.5oas4.oo.,f fair to choice mixed.
s2.5cds3. so. 94 SIS
Fast LIBERTY. "A September 22.-
Cattle-Steady,s choice. S710@S7.25; prime,
S. .25G1s6 Is good. s5@S5. Is.
Enes-SioW: prime heavy hogs, s7.S5@
s7.95; mediums, s7e51s77o;. heavy York
ers. s7.55Ms7.GO; light Workers, s7.S5@S7: IS;
pigs, as to quality, s6@s7.25; roughs, S6eo
Sneep-Lower; best wethers, s3s5@s4,oo;
culls and common, s1.5oas2.0o; veal calves.
coSG12 IN Ef.-s-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

NAVAL STORES MARKET.
WILMINGTON. NJ C.. September p
Spirits turpentine firm a 46A; receipts,
= R saShs at st.1oas1 49, receipts,
14S barrels ;, ccaeo e..
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

n,o,.t,ons furnished by Thomas Brancn
& Co, Bankers and Brokers.
Members New York Stock ana COTTON
Exchanges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23
COTTON MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. September 22.-Cotton-
Spot quiet; prices unchanged; American
bales. Of which 500 bales were for specu
lation and export. and included $500
American. Receipts. none.
Futures opened firm r M N merican mid
September and October, 44S-64d. sellers;
October and November. 4-44-64d. sellers;
November and December, 4 42-6id., buy
buyers; January and February, 4 4o-640
4 4l-6id., sellers; February and March,
4 40 64d., buyers; March and April.
j 4o-64d., sellers; April and May, 39-64ln
4 40-64d, buyers; May and June, 39-6i@
NEW YORK. September 22.-Cotton-
Steady; middling. &C.; gross receipts: 400
totals to-day: Net receipts, 1885
bales. Exports-to Great Britain, 21,6o2
bales; to France, y sss bales s.; TO- g, the Con-
tinent, 21,oos bales; stock. 2ss; Sc aod bales
Exports-to Great Britain, 81 CAT bales, to
ss,70s bafes.
ceipts, 5sl, s25 bales. Exports-to Great
Britain. 120,S5S bales: to France. 49, 237.
bales; to the Continent, 1ss.ss7 bales.
Cotton futures opened hrm and ac.osedz
firm. opening. Closing
s sScpober PSF ....'....... s7s SIS
November $40 SIG ss3z
December -.--.t 8 "a 80 8!fS
January Ii. - 8 81 80 sS43 S.4
February S5V 8.6l 8ssS
March ) 81 8.62
April -. O. 90 7E.ss >. 81
May -. -. ~. s o. s S.6Z
Spot closed quiet; mid ding uplands. &C.,
niddllng Gulf 81 c. sales, $50 bales.
The cotton market opened firm, with
prices S to Ii points higher. and while
there W.sre reactionary moments later,
the general course was upward. EOnE strong
buying from nearly all branches OF trads:
The initial trading was stimulated by.
sbearisl Liverpool SSs8 ca bless,5 and reports
IA IN had ia lien, IN Indian Territory. re-
Hcording ten Inches In thirty hours. Again.
Hprivates wire acceunts from ssout bern spot
markets 8WeTesVerys@ hull1 sn.san the@pri-3
sYatas ab1es from rppolsssreS indtca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

NEW. ORLEANS. September 22s-Co. <
ton futures closed steady: September: 81. ~
'@s4e: October. S.ssdS.39: November. s.4sg
SIS; December. S.4SGS 40; j a nuary, s:a lse
$50: March, 855@s.56; April, S.56@s.oa'
May. S.57,s59.
were fairly light, with prices unchanged.
In futures the tendency of prices contln-.
ues in favor of the long element, but fuc-a
ztuations were frequent and fairly VIDE
affording room traders ample scope for
quick work. In sympathy with firm ca
bles, the market opened i to 8 points up.
and after the first call an additional ad-
vance of 8 to was recorded. and this
was later followed by another advance
of 3 to points The close was firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

September u, r77o-just 1os ye.rs ago to-
day-panl Jones with his poor old tub, the
"Bon Homme Richard, cleaned up the sera-
PTS and gave this country a firm footing and
good standing on the high seas.
THIS IS A GOOD DAY to
push our little. Sailor Suits to
the front. They are made IN
careful imitation Of the United
States Navy toys.
$500, $50 and 5000.
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Thomas BIal(l& Co.,
{Esta blished 1889

MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
MEMBERS 4 s.. coTToNEXcHANGEz
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Rive Flour--Steady.
Flour-Dull.

rRYe-F1rm: No. = Weste -, Il; &c.
.aBarley--Quiet, mating: 5l@56c; -
sWheat-Spot steady; No. req, Ioc. /.
was, another bull day in grain. Despite
considerable realizns at times the ten
dency was strongly upward following ls,,; a
cago rChe advance was also helped by
ads disappointing poi visible supply increase;
rains in the Northwest, and scare of local
shorts Close, A@1a net advance; May
closed 759s September, i5A'; December
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

This sale oflast springs Boys
Suits can't last much longer.
Every mother (nearly) who
sees them. buyS.
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PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL KARkETs.
Investment Securities
A sPEC1ALT
ia 1o-Iy s
A SPECIALT
ia 1o-Iy
PRODUCE MARKETS.

4 CHICAGO.5 September 22.-Unfavorables
weather was the principal cause of am
Trade September wheat closed 47sc.
higher, and December 1hd5sc. up. Sep
TENDER corn, at the close, was &c. higher,
September oats nc higher, and January
from to TIC. higher.
:; The leading futures ranged as fo1luws:s
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

Everything else new here for
your boy.
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EAST BUFFALO, September 22.-Cat-
tle-Receipts $500 head; market slow;
good cattle barely steady; prime steers.
S7.5o0s7. so; mixed to choice, s6.5oG$7.25.
fVeais-Receipts, $50 head: market
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BALTIMORE, September 2o-Lfve.
Pigs-We4 quote pigs at from a.25 to $500
apiece, according to size, quality, and
condition Shoats. s2.25 to $500 apiece.
Calves-We quote: Strictly choice, fat
veals, per pound, 7c.; good veal. per
Mound 6G6lnc: Door to good. per head,
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S' Hogs@Receipts, 1900 head: market
fairly active but heavy at s s. ,SGi$7 ~
fight Workers. s7.3a@s7. 35.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 20: 400 head;
sheep steady; lambs, early . sales es ea as y;
Gs5.s5: sheep, top mixed s3.75@s4.co.
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4 S;h1veepLReceipts. 5000 head sheep: kill
ers Steady; lambs steady; choice
wethers. 5oas400.si7fair to choice mixed.
S25H6s350. rs
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I LIVERPOOL. September 22.-Cotton-
Spot quiet; prices unchanged: American
middling 5 Lied. Sales of the day, 1000
bales. Of which 500 bales were for specu-
lation and export, and included $500
PocaiptS none
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARkET.
NEW YORK, September s2-Flour-
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-02-07

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for the County of
King. Annie Wallace plaintiff, VS.. Leo.
G. Wallace, defendant, No. Basis.
Summons by Publication.
The State of Washington to the said Leo
G. Wallace, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the
first publication of this summons, to-wit !:
within sixty days after the 31st day of
January, 1902 and defend the above en-
titled action in the above entitled court
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
and serve a copy of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for plaintiff at
bis office below stated; and in case of
your failure so to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint, which has been
filed with the clerk of said court.
The object of the above entitled action
is to obtain a decree OF divorce by plain
tiff from defendant on the ground that
defendant neglected and refused to make
suitable provisions for his family.
w. n. WHITE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
p. 0. Address Rooms 509-510 Bailey
Block, Seattle, County of King, Washing
ton.
Date of first publication January 81.