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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-13
ANSWER OF STEEL COMPANY.
1t Claims the Right to Retire Preferred
Stock and Issue Bonds Instead.
{Rv Associated Press. }

tl}y Associated freSS.l
NEWARK, N. J.. June l2.-Ihe umted
States Steel Corporation filed, an ansN or
to-day to the suit brought by Myram
Barger, of Sullivan county, n. Y, TO re
strain the company from retiring szoo.
COOOJO of preferred stock ana ISSUING
bonds instead.
The answer AYERS that the corporation
bv virtue Of the law under which IL eX-
lists. has the right to make. alter or ahleiiu
it's bylaws. subject always to the vote
If the Stockholders as was done In the
present case The bill denies that 1t was
ever the intention of the defendant cor
portion or its officers TO make the ne"
bonds convertible in common stock at any
rrica or in any manner whatsoever.
In regard to the contract with >. I.
Morgan & Co., the answer declares that
the contract was approved by more than
a majority OF the stochholderS' MOI III.
GLIDING stock registered in the name or
]. P Morgan & Co., or any member OF OF
representatives of that firm.
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ut tie 0hoat1:es.

1.-THE Lost Paradise is being present.
ed to pleased audiences at the Casino
this week. and the popularity of the Wells
Dramatic Stock Company is growing
every day. 1t will possibly be interest
ing to know that this pioce is one OF the
most difficult dramas known The story
requires the best effort OF an artist TO
hold attention. and in this, the company
has positively been successful. There Will
he the usual matinee Saturday.
..The Butterflies" a comedy in three
acts. will be the offering next week, ana
the company will be seen to far better
advantage.
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T will ssell by public auction. on the

will sell by public auction. on the
pfei1W5SJEsiD WEDNESDAY,. JUNE IS. 1902.
at o'clock P NJ that unusually ~ y DE ES 4
every respect CHOICE STORE PROP
ERTY above referred to. situated on the
Richmond and on it's best corner The
house is comparatively new. mas a me,
drv cellar and two stories above the
store and is high pitched g and thoro frsns
twenty-six feet and runs back along the
west line of First Street and line parallel
Herewith. 100 feet to a wide alley IN the
AS respects location and eligibility OF u
equal on this important. thoroushfare.
where nearly all the retail trade has CON
centrated. and where the best growth III
values and general desirability will con. !.
tinue to be found as the city grows, as It
Is now rapidly doing. both in population
and in manufacturing and commercial
TERMS-One-third cash, and the bal
ance on long time; or all cash. at the op-
'ioii - e-le n. ". BOWE. Auctioneer.
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CHESTER. PA.-There is no truth III
the report that the Delaware RlVer Sllp
fni,dinp Works. or Roachs Ship Yard,
as it is more generally known. is to be
included in the new shipbuildlng COM
bination, which. it is said. is being pro
NOTED bv Lewis Nixon, of Elizabeth, N
]. John & Roach. president OF the com
nany, said to-day that his people had
not been approached in the matter.
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PRICES FALL BACK
IN MARKET RELAPSE
Efforts to Advance Meets With
Discouragement.
EFFECT OF WHEAT PROSPECTS
Indications Of Decrease in the Crop
Depresses Stocks, but Has
Strengthening influence
on Wheat Market.
EFFECT OF WHEAT PROSPECTS
(By Associated Prcss.S

NEW YORK, June H.-The stoc/ mar
ket relapsed to-day into torpid coiiui''o1i
and dealings fell off about one-thit" nun
yesterdays aggregate The EFFORTS "tiieAA
Were conspicuous yesterday 10 ausaNee
Z prices and which were sti III esiue'iee
In the early market to-day were ol9|'''-
t!nued In face OF the disconrasiiiS isceP-
tons which they met, ana prices "efe
allowed to fall back. There was no act
ual weakness developed. and the seiiins
was pretty well absorbed. IN Rcadlhs
cspecially. in which there We're large OF
ferincs. there was ready absorption and
apnaren1ly a determination TO support
the stock. The conspicuous poSiuoh oi
Missouri Pacific was enhanced TO-DAY, aho
tho volume of the dealings IN thdL StG-h
We're far in excess of those IN any ctner
on the list II was moved upward a point
al one time. followed by Texas and Paci-
tic hui the advance met such heavy sell
ing orders that the movement for the
advance WIS abandoned and practically
all the gain was lost. The only develop
,nent TO account for the strength OF the
stock was the continued gossip that the
dividend will shortly be increased
The reaction in the market was largely
due TO better appreciation of the de-
crease in the coming wheat crop estimate
in the fail off in the spring wheat acre
age The transfer Of Nebraska from the
spring wheat to the winter wheat N:t
involves the deduction OF most Oh us acre
age from the spring wheat estimate. Inc
revision II the coming wheat crop eSu-
mate thus involved caused persistent
strength in the what 4 market The
strength of the corn market was said to
be in sympathy with wheat. but it had
even a more significant influence on the
stock market, owing TO the vast import
ance attached to the fate of the coming
corn crop in its bearing upon the pros
perity OF the whole country. Speculative
sentiment was less hopeful to-day regard
ing the position of the coal mining con-
troversy. The feeling was emphasized by
rumors which found circulation that
message to Congress by the President on
the subject was in contemplation. Yester-
DAYS public statement by the operators
of their position was seen ITO involve in
effect the dissolution of the Miners Union
and the irreconcilable position thus pre-
scented was felt TO threaten a heightened
contest. The pressure upon sugar was
connected with yesterdays testimony be-
fore the Senate committee regarding the
methods pursued in the advocacy of the
Cuban reciprocity policy The market
closed dull. but steady. The movements
In the bond market were irregular. To-
tai sales par value. 81 $3.50, GOO. United
States IS registered eclined II and the
new IS - per cent. The old As registered
advanced Is per cent. on the last call
The total sales of stocks for the day
were 1890 shares.
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DEATHS.

at her residence. No
3lS South Fifth Street. at 7:45 O'clock,
Mrs. WINNIE CLARKE. widow OF An
drew Clarke. Mrs Clarke had been i'll
for some time. and her death was not
unexpected She leaves two daughters,
Miss Marie Clarke and Mrs. F. J.. So
lari of Durham N. c.
Funeral notice later.
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CATTLE MARKET

NEW YORK. June Observation-Disclosures,
Ii head. mainly consigned direct no sales re-
norted Dressed beef steady; city dressed
tive sides. 9ls@1l1.c. per pound. Cables us
received quoted American steers at 14ia @15Ac.
at 1Sc. per pound; no exports to-day. Calves
Receipts, all market. 80 head; quoted weak; q
few veals sold at $7.25 per"100 pounds: two
load at S7.75; buffalo calves at S5G7.25; citr
dressed veals. 9G1lac. per pound Sheep an :,
lalnbs-Recepts. s. 1917 bead; sheep steady ans
slow. except for best grades; lambs ops pc, Il.
about TX cars of stock unsold. Sheep sold ut
S3m525: few export wethers. Sc; ycarlngs.
s, Is: lambs. $5.I5Gf7.60; two cars. S7.75;
dressed mutton, 6Mloc. per pound: dressed
lambs, o91I!4c. Hogs-Receipts. 2,0Sl head;
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The Rerkelev Accented.

The Old Dominion steamship Berkeley,
built by the Trigg Company. was &C
cepted yesterday by the company after
successful trials in Chesapeake Bay OF
flcials on the boat during the triais eN-
pressed themselves as highly pleased The
berkeley made fifteen knots. and will
leave Norfolk for Richmond on her maiden
trip this evening.
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ls futures ranged as follows

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
No demand: prices nominal and easy. No. 3
spring wheat, 7o@I2Ec:: No. red. soc. No
. yellow corn. 63asc. Ne. . oats. 43@431ac
No. white I63ic.; No. 8 white. 45ai a 46c.
No. rye, 5Slsc Fair to choice mating barley.
66d6Sc. No. l haxseed. S1.56: No. ! north
western. $l.16 prime Timothy seed. $4,000 IS.
Mess pork. Per barrel. Sl7.671 \, GIlTS5; lard per
100 pounds. SO 25@10.221a short ribs sides
Qcosel, l0.32lk0lo.37i4: dry salted shoulders
(boxedl. $S.2o@S.a0; short clear sides tboxed) .
Sl0.15@lo.S5, Whfskey. basis of high wines.
$3.50 Glover, contract grade. $3.50 Ertter
market was easy: creamcries 1S62!c.; diaries.
1S@l9}ac. Cheese firm. l0G10Sac. Eggs easy;
fresh. l5Ml5lhc.
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COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK June 12.-CCl7FEE-The market
for coffee futures started steady In tone with
prices unchanged to points lower. and there
fore did not vary than 5 points The
market closed steady and unchanged to 10
points lower. Total sales $50 bags.
Cordoya, SM11lbc
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Mrs. Rebecca MoorefeId.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.
DANVILLE, -, June 12.-Mrs. Re-
becca Moorefeld> died at the home of her
daughter Mrs. liam Lewis, Wednes-
day morning. June 18th. and her death
was due to the encroachments OF old
age Four children survive her-Mrs.
William Lewis and Messrs. Isaac. z. j.,
and c.. E. Moorefeld.
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RA1r1,1oRE MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD. June l2.-FLOUR-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer; contract. spot
and June, 7Iai GlIIsc.; southern by sample,
7OISl }ac. CONFIRMS; spot and June. G6hs q
66tsc. southern white corn. GIL. @6Sc. Oats
STEADY; No. white. 5019c. sales. Rye--Dull;
No. =. 6o06lc. Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Steady and unchanged. Cheese-Stcady
and unchanged SuSar-Steady and unchanged.
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Mrs. Sarah II. TAYLOR.

fSneca Dispatch to The Tl1nes)
ROANOKE, VA, June 12.-Mrs. Sarah
II Taylor died at an early hour this
morning from paralysis. aged "A years.
She was the mother of Captain r. T.
Taylor. of the Roanoke Machine Works
Guards, and four other children. Her
remains were taken to Altoona, Pa, for
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Iune 12.-Bulllsh sentiment
put grain prices up to-day. Trade was of ut
tie Importance, save in oats, where there was
good activity. The scare news. however, was
wheat was Ease. up; July corn &c higher,
and July oats &c. higher. Provisions were push
ed own in most products and closed IKE higher
to 1Gc. lower
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With the Sick.

Mr.. Charles NJ. Lyle, of Richmond. has
been summoned to the bedside or ms
i'll. No hopes are entertained or MS re-
covery.
Charming w. Daniel, who broke his les
Monday. was resting we'll yesterday. lie
will be out in a month.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE ~, 1902

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE ~, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Richmond. Page, Norfolk. merchan-
disc ard passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk and
James River landing merchandise and passen-
gers Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Winyah, Simmons. Philadelphia. Pa.
merchandise and passengers. Clyde line.
Schooner J. a. Cheton, Chelton, Delaware
city. fish.
Schooner Mamie Saunders. Soper. Norfolk.
light.
SAILED.
Steamer Richmond. Page. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Beulah Land, Knowles, James River.
light.
light.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED JUNE IL, 1920
ARRIVED.
Barge Majorie Belche. TO load railroad ties.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE-Money on cali
closed steady at 2l5@3 per cent: closing bid
and asked. 293 per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 4@ia4 per cent. Sterling exchange firm
with actual business in bankers bills Mt S4.s1ls
for demand and at 81 S41s al. IS for sixty days:
posted rates, Si.S5iami. Sc and S4.SSGl4. SSH:
commercial bills. $751; al S5Ik. Bar silver.
52h Mexican dollars. 81. Government bonds
Irregular.
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SAVANNAH. GA, June 2.-TURPENT1NE-
Firm. 471sc.; receipts. 1.22s casks; sales. SOC
casks: exports 2,97S casks Rosn-Firul; re-
ceipts. 221S barrels; sales. 3l3G barrels; ex-
ports. s.418 barrels. Quote: A. b. c. D. E,
S1.25; f, S135: G. $40; II. S1.65; l. SO: Il.
$3.50; NJ, S2.95; n. $3.50; " G, S3.45; W W,
$685..
CHARLESTON. s. c.. June 12.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm, dec. Rosin-Unchanged.
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. I-l6c.; middling sllf. 9 Ice; sales. 223
bales
Cotton. quiet; mddling, 8 7-16c.; sales, 225
bales; stock. 167.12 bales.
Total today-Net receipts (nli q. S. ports)
245S bales; export to the Content. $50 bales
stock, 1901 bales.
90 Consolidated-Nct receipts (all U: S. ports)
2O,6i1 bales; export to Great Britain, $3.50
bales; to the Continent 1850 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts (all
U. S. porsl 7.iS1. OS2 bales; export TO Gr>t
Britain, 295T ,051 bales; to France. >707 ,006
bales; to the Continent. 2.5I9,SS7 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 22-CoTToN-
market for spot cotton quiet. but steady;
quota tons unchanged. The market for futures
was affected more by the weather to-day than
any day since the drouth in Texas and other
parts Of the cotton belt commenced to be felt in
the fluctuations of cotton. Reports of no re-.
lief first sent prices up SOC points. and then
the anticipation Of rain and relief sent them
back again. some mouths going lower than
yesterdays closing. The trading very light
and the market closed with loss of points
on July; one each August. September and
October. while November. December and jan
uary each gained point compared with yes
terday'S closing.
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EAST LIBERTY: Pa. June 12.-CATTLE--
Steady; choice, S7.15@7.5o: prime, S'.7591.2o:
good S6@6.5O. Hogs-Higher; prime heavy.
s7.5O97 So; mediums. 500: heavy brokers.
s7:1o@7. 15l/lght brokers. s7@7o2 pigs. s6.so@
ers, s465@4.7O; culls and common. s1.5O@
2: choice lambs. s6.25G6.5O; veal calves. S7G
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON NJ c.. June 12.-SPIRITS
TURPENTINE-Quiet4 dc; receipts. 1T casks.
Rosin-Dull, S1.1O@115; receipts, 1927 barrels.
Crude turpentine-Firm. Sl.40. $3.50 and $3.50;
receipts. 81 barrels. Tar-Firm, S1.i5; re-
ceipts, 63 barrels.
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w x MIS-!
One Cent a Word.
HELP WANTED-KAL1.

statesmen VISITING DIFFERENT
summer resorts can build up monthly
income with little effort; nothing 10
carry. Address J. l.. WEARlNG, WASH
ington, D. c..
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FURNITURE.

MIDWINTER PRICES ON
reupholsterinS and making over Parlor
Suites. Couches. odd Chairs: Hair Mat Nat
tresses. etc. at JURGENS fURNl-
TTEE STORE, 1921 E. Broad Street
Address postal or phone to store or fac
tory, 107-9-I1-l3 II. Eighth Street. and
our foreman will call on you with new
for estimates and no hard feelings II
we don't get the workout we usually
do.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE MD. June 12.-Seaboard AR
Line common, 253s; do. preferred, ao@4 asheo'
Scaboard As, $50.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. June IL, 1901
PEANUT MARKETS.

PEANUT MARKETS.
NORFOLK. VA June 12.-PEANUTS-Quiet;
VirginIans- ut SIC. for best stock.
Fancy. 3I3Ac.: strictly prime. Sc: prime. &c
PETERSBURG, VA, June 12.-PEANU1S-
Market Quiet.
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Mrs. Winnie Clarke.
Rev. Hugh Smithson.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

' topvcictf Dfsi5tfte
ROANOKE. VA, June Prev. Rum
saw Smithson, Of Roanoke died at Mans
field, Ill. to-day, aged fifty-seven years.
Hc was a member of the Baltimore Con-
ference Of the Methodist Church for
thirty years, and at the General Confer
ence of the NJ f. Church. South, sixteen
y ears ago, received tlattering vote for
bishop. He was one of the best debaters
in the Methcuist Church and widely
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Richmond. Va, June >, 1902.
SALES.
Seaboard Air Line preferred-1O shares at
459.; Il shares ut 455s-
Na,ropolitan Bank Of VirGlnia-l0 shares at =
National Bank of Vireinia-2o shares ut l2i"s-
Virginia Carolina Chemical comnon-loo shares
AT 20: 100 shares at 10ls; 100 shares at 1O1s.
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EAST BUFFALO. n. y. June 12.-cATTLE--
Receipts. 200 head; good dry-fed steady - TO
lower. Veals-Easier; tops. S7M7:29; fair to
good. s6.75; common to light, sSg5 Is: Hogs
Receipts, $50 head. fairly active at STEADY 10y
hogs. see5G7; rougbs. so.5o@e 90; stays, $50
6. Sheep and Misunderstanding: $50 head
good, S5.o5Me.25; culls to common, S3.5oG5;
yearlnss, $5.25@5.5O; sheep top. mixed, Si.65@
40: fair to good, S425@4.5o culls to common.
S2M4
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CINCINNATI. O.. June 12.-HoGs-Easy,
easy. S2@4.35. Lambs-Quiet and lower. S4.75@
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WANTED. TRAVELLING AND RESI-
dent salesman to sell our linseed Oil and
turpentine,' exclusively or as size ling,
& CO.. Mansfield, o.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Fpln.rhto by NJ essrs. SCOTT sTRINGFELow
Members New York Stock Exchange.
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uominally unchanged

CHICAGO. ILL, June 1c.- Gait
hesa nesd das o oeme 1 ssssrs
81, 3OfA7 90: moor to medium, f5@7; stockers
and feeders. s25o@5.25; cows: sI;40@5 Is; he,i l
eIs. s2soa645 canners s1;4o@s a. s bulls
S5I6,7O. Hocs-Receipts SO, 900 head; to-mor.
row, 5000 head: left over, 800 head; mixed
and butchers, s7.1oG755; good 70 choice hE cav,
s695M7. IS; bulk Of sales. S715@I.45 Sheep
Receipts. 10000 head; sheep and lambs slow to
lower; god to choice wethers S54o9o; western r
Mestern cIipned s6 2am6 10; spring lambs. s.. %.
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G.. L. s. II. J.. DENOON,
821 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

That Exceedingly Valuable and Attrac-
tive Business Property at the Southwest
Corner of Broad and First Streets, Occu-
oied nv Mr.. Jos. w. Laube, by Auction.
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ByJ B. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Aucuoneers.
DuBLIC SALE BY AUCTION
OF
No s3o NORTH SEVENTH STREET:
LOT 40X130 FEET.

By request Of the owner. who Is re-
solved to sell, we shall sell by pubic
auction on the premises on
MONDAY, JUNE 16. 1902,
at s o'clock p. NJ,
the DWELLING above referred to with
int fronting 4Ox130 feet on the west side
81 Seventh Street, north of Leigh. 1t Is
most substantial two-story brick seven
room residence. with bath and detached
i,ifchen 81 two rooms. The vacant lot
can easily be utilized by building another
dwelling thereon and the convenient To-
cation Of this property to the Locomotive
Works, Chesapeake and, Ohio Railway
Investment. it being now rented TO good
tenant at $40 per annun1. 1t will make
a good home or safe investment and par
ties in quest OF such property should not
fail to attend the sale.
TERMS: Unusually liberal and an
nounced at sale; 5 per cent only being
charged on deferred payment, with nearly
~ J. B. ELAN s. CO.. Auctioneer.
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Money Loaned Sa!aried PEOPLE

retail merchants. teamsters, boarding
houses without security. Largest business
in 42 principal cities. TOLMAN. Room
10. ITO Main Street
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RESPONSIBLE FIRM WANT REPRE-
sentative at Richmond, office duties; SO
weekly: experience unnecessary, but ref
erences and $50 cash required. Supt.
WINIBROUGH, Sc North Sixth. Phila-
deIphia
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LOST.

LOST-SCRIP NO 50t, FOR FOUR
shares stock In Virginia Pharmacal Com
pany. of. Richmond. Va. issued in name
of S. Bryant, March 90. 1890, has been
lost Notice is hereby given that [ have
applied to said company for issue Of
duplicate scrip therefor, and all per
sons are cautioned against trading for
or receiving the original S. BRYANT,
Randleman, N G.
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OBITUARY..
MIR. Crutchfield's Funeral.

The funeral Of Mr.. John J. Crutchfleld,
Jr.. will take place from Park-Flace
Methodist Church this afternoon at D
q. clock. Interment will be made. III Hoi-
lywood Cemetery.
The pall-bearers will be the followlng:
The honorary-Dr. 4. ID. Spaic-
ing. DR.. A. c. Brown, Jr., Dr.
George A. Tabor. Dr. Bassett. Dr. W. 5.
Thompson, L. B. Gibbons, Charles T.
Richardson, Judge S. B. Witt, u. Z.
Richardson. General A. L. Philips, Ser
geant R. M. Thomas. Walter CHRISTIAN
Colonel John Murphy, Samuel Cohen,
Stephen Ellison, II. NJ. Smith, 1r., T. =
Glenn
The active pall-bearers will be COM
posed entirely of his cousins, as follows;
George B. Snyder Milford Crutchfield,
Frank Randolph, George Goddin. Frank
Brown, Charles L. Brown, Fl. "A. Nc
Curdy, Kenneth Angus.
Mrs. Winnie Clarke.
Mrs Winnie Clark, widow Of Andrew
Clark died at her residence, No. 3lS South
Fifth Street, at 7:45 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon Mrs. Clark had been i'll for
some time and ner death was not unex-
pected She leaves two daughters, Miss
Maude Clark and Mrs. F. ]. Solari, OF
North Carolina The funeral arrange
ments have not been made
D., L,,oL, Sp,ifhcop
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WE OFFER RICHMOND AND V1C1N-
ity management to good business wo-
man, who has $50: pays salary OF $50 per
week Investor controls money and en-
tire business. Must be able to manage.
Address X-7, this office.
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Savings Bank of Richmond. .....25 IS 70
Richmond T. and s. Dep. Co....100 155
State Bank of Virginia. 100 161
Southern Trust Company. 100 112
Union Bank of Richmond. so 1G5 =.
Virginia Trust Company 100 134 1S6
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. ....25 81 IS
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Locomotive pfd. 100 90 81
American Locomotive com. 100 81
Continental Tob pfd., p. ci.10O 123
Consolidated lob. p. c. bonds 100 61!5 Us
S. l. and S. Co. list bonds. p c.. l0S1a
S. l. and S. Co. Con. AIS. 1915: 81 80
SIS s. and l. Co. pfd.. p. 100 SO "
SIS. S. and l. Co. com ....1 00 ~, 80 ,S1y
va.-Carolina Chemical com. ;. 100 701s I0ts
West End Land and Imp. Co.'s 70
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FINANCIAL.
S 1900
AT 8 Per Cent to Lend
on City Property
McVeigh 6 Glinn.
SLOSS SHEFFIELD
STEEL g. IRON co.

The Board of Directors have THIS cay
declared dividend Of ONE AND IHtsEti
QUARTERS PER CENT. upon the Ere
ferred Stock of the Company out OF the
earnings for the quarter ending May nst,
1902. payable JULY LIST. 1902. at the Office
OF the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York The transfer books Will close az
p. NJ on June 10Th and reopen on the
j. w M'QUEEN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Cotton futures oepned steady; closed quiet


Spot cotton closed quiet; middnG uplands,
. ,-l6c; middlins GIlf. l1-l6c.; sales, 225
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