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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
Rev. G. r. Micou.
fsnec,a1 dispatch to The Times,

(Spec1al D1spdcHl 70 1u8 Iln1es'J
ALEXANDRIA, VA. May St.-Rev.
Granville R. NIicou died this morning at
the residence of his father, Professor
M:cou. at the Episcopal Theological Sem
mary. after lingering illness Of tuber-
culosis He was twenty-six years Of age
ard last January married Miss Mary
N Gresham, OF Lancaster county. va:
He was born near Kittanning, "a.
where his father was then rector. IN
1886 he graduated at the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and studied theology at
the Divinity School, Philadelphia. ne
completed his course at the Ineoiosi "a
deacomate in June. 1899. he took to mis-
sionary work in Georgia, and In October
1906, became rector of Christ Church;
Lancaster county, Va, where he RENAMED
until last March. when he returned TO
his fathers home on account OF 1ll less.
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DEATHS.

HARwOoD.-Died, May 23d,, VIRGINIA M;
A. HARDWOOD widow of the late VIII
liam F. Harwood, in the sixty-seventh
year of her age.
Funeral from Grove-Avenue Baptist
Church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON.
May 25th, at 5 O'clock. Friends and ac-
ouaintances invited to attend.
HUNTLEY--Died,. after 2 brief Illness Illness
Eighth Street, Friday. May q. 1eO2. at
4 9:1S P. NJ, WESLEY P. HuNTLE1.
Funeral from the First Baptist Church
SUNDAY, May %, 1902, at P. NJ. In
terment at Hollywood.
NASH.-Departed this life. Saturday eve
ming, May oath, ARTIE OLIVER NASH
(newsboy), aged fifteen years, eight
months thirteen days. The first link Of
the family cha in is broken, and God has
claimed His own.
Funeral will take place TUESDAY
AFTERNOON from the house, 101 w.
Bacon Street.
A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has reclaimed
The boon His love had given,
And though the body returns to dust
Artie's soul is safe in heaven.
W. f. NASH AND FAMILY. :
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Died From His Injuries.


Especial Dispatch to The Times,
sTAUNTON, VA, May A.-Irlxey
N;oyer, the ten-year-old son OF Mrs.
Ea,nie Mover who was run over by
Chesa peake and Ohio yard engine last
night, died at the hospital at 6 o'clock
this morning.
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american League Results.
j Washington. 5: st. Louis, 1.
Baltimore, G, Detroit, 0. s.
Boston, 5; Chicago. $. :
Cleveland, Is; Philadelphia, 2.
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Thomas j. Russell.

Especial Dispatch 90 The Times:o
WINCHESTER, VA, May 24.-ihomas
J. Russell, a prominent farmer ano Con,
fadarate veteran. of Clarke county, died
asst night, aged sixty-two years.
He leaves a widow, one son ana
daughter.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Scores Yesterday.
Chicago, .: Philadelphia, 1.
Fittsburg, 6: New York. /.
Boston, IL; ST. Louis. /.
Cincinnati Brooklyn. rain.
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Episcopalians, II; Locust Dale.

e. iSiecial Dispatch to The Times)
ALEXANDRIA, VA. May 24.-In
eeven-inning game the Episcopal High
School defeated Locust Dale Academy by
a score of IL to 4.
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Where They Play Monday.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Chicago at st. Louis.
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Robert Guliett.

Mr.. Robert GulIett. of No. cs05 Eas,
Main Street, died ar his home this morn
ing at 1880 O'clock in the ffty-seventh
year Of his age. after an Illness OF ahou:
six months.
Mr.. Gullett was twice married and
leaves a wife and four children. three OF
them by the first marriage. Ths children
are MI. Charles L. Gullett. OF this city:
Denny. of Brown Summit n c., and
Miss Lula CulIatt of this city
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Where They Play To-Day.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Locket have return
ed nome. after al extensive visit. which
included the Confederate reunion at Dali
las, Texas; the Southern Baptist Con-
ventioT. at Asheville. y. c.. and a stay
of several weeks with their daughter,
Mrs. NJ. Ferguson. Of Bristol. Tenn.
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Miss Cosby Better.
Miss Cosby. who has been most critical
" i'll at the Virginia Hospital, was some
what better yesterday.
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Funeral Service.

The funeral Of Mr.. l.. r. kin,n:o;ga
WHO was killed by being run ove- by a
switch engine above the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac yards Friday az
ternoon about o'clock. was from No.
127 South Fifth Street. at 4 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The interment was in
Inll1,r-nnd
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MANY MODELS FROM
THE DAVIS ARCH.
resented by Miss Harrison, of Mississip.

Continued from First Page.>
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Mr.. Huntley's Funeral.

Hii' I ettti> ~ 'sooAoi'
Mr.. Frank A. Woodell, formerly of this
city. died in Trenton N. j.. May 2lst.
in the thirty-fourth year of his age lie
is survived by. his mother. Mrs. j. z.
Woodell, three sisters and three brothers,
Mr.. Woodell was at one time in the en-
ploy Of the Everett Waddy Company
here.
The funeral and interment was in
Trenton.
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INTERNATIONAL POWER.

Expert Accountants Make Report of
Their Examination and Show Surplus.
{By Associated Press.)
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Professor Rodes Massie.
Mrs. Adelaide e. Pinder.

Mrs Adelaide Elicit Pinder, widow Of
the late J. ". Pinder, died at her resi-
dencc, No. 127 South Fifth Street, Fri
day. The funeral took place yesterday
att O'Clock p. NJ. from her late residence.
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TIL REGULATORS
ARE STILL BUSY
The Stock Market is Still on a
Summer Boom.
COAST LINE STOCKS co up
The Common Makes New Record.
Colorado Sou.hernslssues Enjoy
Rise and Richmonders
Are Happy.

The stock market yesterday was again
strong and several stocks were picked
up and doomed Rock Island was one OF
the strongest stocks and sold at 100. New
York Central led off at lively lick ana
made considerable gain during the day
Union Pacific was very strong. selling al
1Os5s. Illinois Central took a jump to
1879. Canadian Pacific went up to l3SA
Atchison was strong and sold up to 921s.
For the first time in many months Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas was active and
made a high record, selling at 63A. Col
orado and Southern STOCKS came IN rot
fun share of the prosperity Of the day
and the first preferred sold at 711s. a new
record. The second preferred and com
mon were also strong, but did not gain
so much as first preferred. Well-!n-
formed broker in New York says that
good for ten points over present prices
These stocks are largely held In Rich
mond, and the owners were happy yes
terday.
Atlantic Coast Line: common sold yes
that stock. and ESQ was bid for Coast
Line of Connecticut.
There was very little trading in the
Industrials. but copper stocks were strong
Chemical opened strong. but sold of from
70 to So.
The announcement of the further en-
gagements of gold for Europe. bringing
the total so far this week up to 1880. 900
had practically no effect upon the market.
and rates for money remained unchanged
Early loans were made at 2al per cent
but during the afternoon the ruling rate
was per cent.
Just before the close a realizing move
ment set in. which caused most stocks
to decline and closing prices were con-
siderably below the best of the day.
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STOCK MARKET
SHOWED STRENGTH.
little Attention Paid to Meagre
News of the Day.
BULLssTIlL HOLD UPPERRAND
eulk of Dealings Congested in Few
Stocks, bu, Prices We're Well Held.
Closing Firm With Active Profit
Taking Going On.
nv Associated Press,

NEW YORK, July 23-Ihe stock mar
ket again demonstrated its absorptive
power to-day. and made a valorous but
quite convicing show of strength. not
withstsnding the a; appearance ss.ls Of reac-
which tempted to realizing by the high
price attained and fetv cases of posi-
tive weakness. The vo.ame of dealings
the bulk of the dealings was congesteu
In a few very active stocks. It was OBJ
Vious. nevertheless, that the bull cam
aaign was still in force and that large
long side of the market. Not much at
tention was paid to the news of the day
Ing upon values of securities. The spec
ulation spread from one to the otaer
quarter of the market, while skliiiui
speculative leaders kept the movemsnl
Of prices e9ualized from time TO Tune
and without regard to news oeNeiop-
ments.
The weekly crop bulletin of the Weather
Bureau was interpreted favorabiy on me
whole. Some harm was reported 10 me
various grain crops by too much RAN;
but relief from droushts wa MAS IepTtieu
of the corn crop was considered highly
satisfactory. The outcome OF the corn
crop is the dominant feature IN the SPEC spec
of sentiment in favor of the advance.
Some disappointment was felt over de-
malls of yesterdays rumors that anthra.
rite mining would be resumed on August
LIST and the Coalers and Eastern rail-
roads generally, with the exception of
an early advance in New York Central.
were almost stationary. feature Of
the day was the marking up Of various
dormant stocks. which have not shared
IN the recent advance This tendency ex-
tended to No , ern Securities Company
on the curb. vtlch rose buoyantly to ll0.
Great Northern preferred advance AZ,
but lost about half of it, These move
ments were simultaneous with the pub
LEGATION of an abstract Of the indenture
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Cotton, quiet; middling eMc.: net re-
CENTS, l54 bales; gross. S65 bales; sales
IS bales; stock 141.70s bales; export to the
Continent. 800 bales.
Total to-day--Net receipts 2;ss2 bales:
249 073 bales.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES receipts. 1926 bales:
export to Great Britain. 404S bales; to the
Continent. S.S67 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
sis $50 bales; exnort to Great Britain
9s5647 bales: to France. 72s.SI0 bales; to
the Continent 2730460 bales.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The cotton mar,
ket opened steady and unchanged to I
the session changed but little. Speculation
was at no time active. and for the most
part was of professional origin The
English market news was conflicting l ne
were reassuring and indicated liberal.
II not a record yield SO far as can be
judged at this period of the season. Scat
and the forecast indicated more or less
general showers tonight and thep rice
eased off a trifle, but soon rallied. the
few points lost on room covering. Liver,
Street sold October and January. The
market closed steady and unchanged to
Z points higher. July alone scoring the
full rise of points. Near the close wall
Street sold October, believed to be for
short account.
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cOEEEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 23.-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened steady
and unchanged to points lower. Al mrs.
there was considera BILE realizing. prompted
by the weak cables and heavy movement
at primary points. and for the first hou,
the list lowered around initial figures
there was a sudden change for the bet
ter on general buying movement Al
the close the list was net unchanged to
10 points higher, with the tone firm
salis $500 bags. Srot Rio. steady; No
Z invoice, 51sc.; mild. steady; Cordova,
SG111ikc
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THE JURY QUESTION
Judge Garrett Waits for it to Be Deci
died.
fs,ec,al pIspatcb to The Times.

-s " i
Especial Dispatch to The Tiues.i
sToRMoNT. VA. July 23.-Judge Gar
nett arrived from Richmond to-day at
noon and opened court at once. But
on account OF some uncertainty about
the qualifications of Jurors under the
new Constitution the Judge concluded
he would not try any jury cases until
the mater can be settled as 10 whether
Jurors have to De registered and take
the oath as voted before they are legal
jurors
The judge called over the docket and
found many cases that had been posi-
poned on account of his not being able
to serve In the Constitutional Conven-
ton and hold court at the same time.
The Judge received many warm congrat-
ulations over his victory in the Legts-
$lature caucus last night. Court adj
journed ats 2. M. and the crowd, which
was very small. soon disappeared
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NV cOODs MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 23.-DRY GOODS
The dry goods market has been quiet to-
day for general run of cotton goods. with
out change in prices of any description
in this market Prints cloths steady. huf
oniet Mems wear woolens for spring
still opening at last seasons. prices, Dres'
and no movement of any movement for
next spring.
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securing the new Oregon Short Line col-5
lateral bonds. This showed that provision
is made that the Northern Securities
stock deposited as collateral for these
bonds shall be allowed Ito share in any
reorganization project. or further union
or merger or sale and distribution of the
company's assets.
The profit-talling in Pennsylvania was
somewhat aggravated by the action OF
the New York Aldermen in rejecting the
Pennsylvania tunnel contract Brooklyn
Transit was decidedly weak, owing to the
belief that the company's bid for con-
structlon of the East River tunnel will
fall of acceptance. The expectation that
yesterdays engagement of gold for ex-
port would be cancelled was only partly
realized. and there was a further engage
ment by another firm or one million doll
lars. thus bringing the exports for. the
week IN to 81 10000. Active profit taking
made the closing firm.
Bond firm: total sales. par value 81
565 0N. United States old As. registered,
declined x per cent. on the last call.
The total sales Of stocks for the day
were 93l 700 shares
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

BANKRUPT NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Matter of
Virginia Electrical Railway and Develop
ment Company ct ais.
versus
Charles Fl. Hudspeth.
In Involuntary Bankruptcy.
1t appearing TO the court that the al
legged bankrupt. Charles II Hudsperh. Is
not an inhabtant Of, and cannot be found
within this judicial district and has not
voluntarily entered his appearance here
in and that personal service upon him IN
not practicable.
1t Is hereby order that the said Charles
II. Hudspeth appear and plead answer
or demurrer to the petition fled by the
Virginia Electrical Railway and Develop
ment Company and others against him.
by MONDAY. the 4th day of August. 1909.
and in default thereof the court VIII pro-
coed TO the hearing and adjudication Of
the cause.
1t is further ordered that this order be
published In The Times" a newspaper
of general circulation, for six consecutive
weeks.
Seal.
Edmund wADDILL. Jr.,
U. 8. Judge.
Joseph P. Brady. Deputy Clerk.
Richmond. Va. June q. 1902.
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corn. 5000 bushels: oats. $4,000 bushels;
hogs 10000 head
RALTlMnRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 23.-FLOUR-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Easier;
spot and July. 761sGlT7c.: steamer No: 2
red, 74S4@747sc.; southern by sample, 104
nc. Corn-No market: southern white
corn, 70@71c. Oats-Firm; No. 2 white.
i2162kc. Butter-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged. Cheese
Steady and unchanged. Sugar-Firm and
Unchanged
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CATTLE MARKETS:

NEW YORK, July 2s-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts. 2,s79 head; ss cars on sale; good to
choice steers steady to strong: medium to
l5q25c. lower. cars. unsold; steers. 30. sag
$50: oxen and stays. $525a6; bulls, sSaSS;
cows. s2ee4.75. Cables firm: exports 80
Receipts, soo5 head; veals firm to ,a5c
higher; butter milks and graSSers higher.
all sold: Veals. s5g7.5o; tops. Ss2Ea1; Is;
culls, s4g4;5 80; butter milks;, s.oOg3 50;
cars on sale; good to choice lambs firm
to 25c. higher; medium and common
steady; two cars Of sheep s3g4 AZ; tops
ceipts; s.SsS head head ~ cars on sale; steady
for all weights; State hogs. IS.
CHICAGO. ILL. July 23--cATTLE-Re-
and SEQ Sv aso STEADY to &c. hgher
medium. s45Oa7.75: stockers and feeders.
s25o@5. 25; cows: s15o@5 90; heifers, g 2 sc.
calves s2.5o@7: Texas-fed steers, s49o.75;
western steers. s5G6.sO Hogs-Receipts to-
day. 20,GOO head, tomorrow. 1900; left
over $500 head; mixed and butchers, = l SO
BULK of sales, s7.45@7.75. Sheep pts.
l2.oeo head. steady; lambs steady to low
er; good to choice wethers, s4@5; fair to
choice mixed, s2.75G4.25.
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. July 23.-CAT-
TLE-Receipts light, unchanged. Veals
steady ta tops. ss5s@5; t fair to good: $50
ceipts, 1900 head, active; pigs, 5910c.
higher, others steady; heavy and medium
saS.5o; pigs. ssls.071a; roughs. s6.7597:
stays. s5.50G65O. Sheep and lambs-Re-
eeipts, 800 head, steady to strong; spring
ambs. s6.25@6.5o, fair to good. so;ioao;
culls to common. s4.50@5.50; yearlings.
s475@5.25: wethers, s4.25@475; sheep top to
common. S225@3.50; ewes. S4@4.25.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. July 23.-CAT-
TLE-steady: choice. s7.5o@7 50: prime: s7@
7.25; good, $6.5o6675; cows. bulls and stays.
ss0a5.25. Hoss-steady: -, prime heavy.
ers $3.50; light workers., s7.s5d7.90: pigs.
s7soas5; rough. $6a74o sheep-steady;
5est wethers s4.40d4.65: good. 81 1Gq4.S0:
mixed, S3.4OG3.50: culls and common $50
~; choice lambs, s6@6.50; common to
good. s3.50G5.75.
CINCINNATI. O.. July 23.-HOGS-
Steady at s5.s5G7s5. Cattle-Dull at s2:2oa
I. sheep-stronger at s1.50G4.50. Lambs
Easy at S316.40.
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FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.
\ VALUABLE FARM. AN IDEAL
COUNTRY HOME FOR A BUsI-
NESS NAN OF THE CITY.

Cedar Lawn" the residence Of tho
late Captain D. A. Timberlake. In Han
over county. Va. ten miles from the
city of Richmond. one mile from Atlee.
C. & o. railroad and one mile from
church. postoffice. depot: go acres. part
in valuable Chickatominy low grounds.
part in second-hats. part In high land:
suited for pasture, hay. grain and
trucks: pine. oak. beech. ash timber.
ONE OF THE FINEST SPRINGS IN
EASTERN VIRGINIA ABOUT leo YARDS
FROM DWELLING: HYDRAULIC RAM
PUMPS WATER TO DWELLING. BARN
AND FLOWER GARDEN- SUPPLY SUI
FICIENT TO INDEFINITELY Null
TIPLY IT'S USES.
Peaches. Pears. Apples, Cherries. DAM
sons. Dwelling nine rooms. three porch
es. excellent basement for milk and butt
ter. shady yard. Four tenament houses.
useful for securing labor or renting out
part of farm.
TERMS Small cash payment. long
time for credit payments or all cash at
option OF purchaser. Apply to
". STDSOR,
No. 4 North Eleventh Street.
Richmond. Va
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N c., July 23-SPIR-
IT'S TURPENTINE-st at He; re-
ceipts, POT casks. Rosin-Steadyp at s1.10@
I15; receipts, 697 barrels. Crude turpen-
t:ne-Firm at s1.40. $50 and $3.50; receipts,
IS barrels. Tar-Firm at sl.50; receipts, 81
barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA. July 23-TURPEN-
casks; sales, 1887 casks; exports s casrs
Rosin-Firm; receipts, 4,145 barrels; sales.
1928 barrels; exports. 467 barrels. Quote:
a. B. C, D, s1.15; E. s1.25: T. s1.3o: G. S1.35;
" G, $3.50; " W, $40.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 2s-TUR-
PENTINE AND ROSIN-Unchanged
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PIEDMONT 20 .VENTgON
y interesting Meeting of The Christian
{special Disra rch to The Tlmes.)

<special DisI atch to The Times.)
MAJ 4-----, -o.-The
South Piedmont Convention of the Chris
ian Church assembled here to-day. The
territory Of the convention embraces the
counties of Henry, Pittsylvania, Frank
lin, Patrick, Bedford and Amherst and
the cities of Danvilla and LynchDurg. A
.arge number OF delegates are present
and mary distinguished visitors, pror1i-
nent among whom are Rev. C.. P VII.
sl.amson president OF the Richmond Fee
male Seminary. Rev. James Vernon. OF
Nicholasville, Ky: Josephus Popwood,
president of Miliigan College. Tenn and
Or. D. E. Motley. president of Christian
College, Washington .. G The conven-5
ton win be in sessionsthree days and the
presence OF the above with other eminent
5divlnea will make It one of the greatest
Interest.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

small and nervous trade in grains to-
day. The crowd was arathetic. Ligh:
local stocks kept the shorts in July
anxious in all grains. and manipulat!ve
deals were talked of in absence Of Wig.
orous trading September wheat closed
&c higher; September corn &c. lower
and September oats nc. higher. Provisions
closed 5171hc. higher.
The leading futures RANGED as follows
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MONEY And OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on

MONEY AND ExcHANGE-Noney on
ing bid. 2IkG3 per cent: prime mercantile
paper. gas per cent Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankers s s
bills at s4.s73s for demand and at s4;soss1
4 fsiS: commercial bills. s4.s4s4@4s5A. Bar
silver. 52si; Mexican dollars. 4l1a., Gov
eminent bonds. easier; State bonds, IN
active; railroad bonds, irregular.
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No 2 mixed (old).. IS
No. mixed (old). ............... 81
PvE .......... IS 6070
PEANuI MARKETS

NORFOLK, VA, July 23-PEANUTS-
Quiet. Virginians-Active at SIC for best
stock. Fancy. s@31!sc.: strictly prime. Soc;
PETERsBURG, VA. July 2s.-PEA-
NUTS-N1arket quiet
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, July 23.-Seaboard
Air Line common. 27ss@271A; do: preferred.
47ss@47h Seaboard As. S5BGs6A.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg Va, July %. 1902
Sales have been large for several days
md prices lower.
The quotations are as follows:
Common to medium Tugs. 4.00Gs s.
Fair to good short leaf......-. 65a0 500
Medium to good wrappers...... s.c0l1 II 90
Good to fine wrappers.-........ 16,0A1 25.o 90
.'.1e shipping ............-.. 10000 1880
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WANTED. TWO OR THREE FIRST
class. energetic school men. who are
tired Of the business and want to try
more remunerated one in Virginia It
will pay you to Investigate. Address
JAS. c.. BLASINGAME, Richmond, Va.
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg, Va. July %, 1902
Receipts in the Lynchburg warehouses
continue light. although there is an active
demand for the leaf. and prices keep well
Quotations are as follows:
DARK GRADES.
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w x MIS-
One cent a Word.
HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED. Bo1LER-MAKERs. zMAcHIN-
ISIS. Machinists' Helpers: Blacksmith:
shop out of town. Good pay and STEADY
work for reliable and experienced men.
Transportation furnish. Apply N. =.
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