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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
LEAK IMPOSSIBLE
Secretary Wilson Says He Does Not
Believe Published Charges.
(By Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, D. G., December s.
Secretary Wilson said to-day that he
did not believe the charges published in
New York that information of last Wed
nesday's crop report had leaked out in
advance. Mr. Wilson SAID that al
though he was away last Wednesday,.
he had mada. Investigation in similar al
legations in the past, and desnite 6yery
effort OF secret agents Of the depart
menrs, he was unable to find anything to
sustain the char ges-
John Hyde, staustlcan OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, said to-day that a
leak in the report was absolutely imros-
sible. II was 1915 o'cEock- Wednesday
morning. he said, before he was able 70
approximate the figures and no one but
himself saw the figures before the ap-
prevail by the acting Secretary OF Ag-
ricuIture. and immediate PRONUNCIATION
BY the telegraph companies at noon. The
reports are received from six different
sources county, township and State
agents, etc. and from The figures titus
given him separately Mr.. Hyde makes
up the official figures.
IN making these final figures. Mr.
HYDE says that no one but himself is
present, and they are not seen by any
other person until submitted for LIE
Secretary's approval.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
PRICES WELL UP AS
YEAR NEARS END
Seasonab|e Winter Weather Has
Put Life Into Retail Trade.
RUSH OF HOLIDAY BUSINESS
There is Unanirity of Opinion That
Spring Trade VIII Be unprece>
dented. and the Whole Business
Outlook is Painted Brightly.
(By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Seasonable winter weather, hitherto con-
spicuousy lacking has come very much
into evidence this week with the result
of expanding retail trade III winter
grades, rubbers and wearing apparel gen
orally. Killing frosts have about put
period to the marvellous fail season OF
1862. and in the South the cotton crop
may be said to be made, SO far as further
growth is concerned All the usual sea
SonaDle changes have about come 10 pass.
Dairy products and produce Seneraily
are higher, lake navigation is about over,
iron ore shipments have ended. after the
greatest movement on record and the
wheat crop has gone into winter quarters
with a fair covering of snow in north
ern ATTITUDES and with Il very generally
satisfactory condition ruling throughout
much of the admittedly very large acre
age. Hessian fly damage to some OF tne
early soyTn and too rank growth IN the
Southwest are early complaints heard
OF ThreShing IS about completed IN the
Northwest and farmers display more
Willingness 10 part with thelr products.
Cold weather from now out IS needed 20
insure the large movement of corn ex-
pected, as the result of active export ana
80 PRICES WELL UP
The years approaching end finds prices
well I'D 10 the highest point in eighteen
months, though meats. an important eie-
ment in food supplies. are steadily de-
Ginning on good receipts Next to the eX-
pectations already partly realized, that
an enormous holiday business Will pc
done, the most notable feature is the
practical uuaniiraity of--opinion that
large spring trade is in prospect, ground
for this being furnished by the unprece-
dented volume of such business already
booked The feature in foreign trade IS
the turn in the tide of corn. exports;
which have at last begun to expand
after fifteen months Of scarcity, high
prices and tritling shipments
In wholesale dry goods good sprinS
trade acts as a supporting feature for
some lines. but it is noted that poor eX-
port business has affected brown ana
bIeached cottons. which can be had at
Business failures for the week ending
Thursday December 4th. number lHe as
against 227 in this week last year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
f2HllRGF9 NOTICES,

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
of twelfth and Broad SLreetsJ.- Eorsnip
a. II \ II ana P ". The pastor DIT.
COOPER. will preach IN the morning on
Expressed Gratitude riS1t 9&l!!iot-y
If TTrbelief to Christ Bible sclool a.
go !. NJ \ cordial welcome gtven to
all
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Sixth and Main Streets 2rsaci..nS
at Ii \ NJ. by Dr. R ] WILLINGHAAI,
a15 SIS P n. by the pastor. Or " z.
L. SMITH. Bible school 2r $50 = NJ
GROyE-A AVENUE BAPTIST ca IRlti
Grove Avenue ana Be4eA :, StfeetI-t.sE-
Preaching at II y. NJ. and P. NJ. sun
1GR-aTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
9rReG TS9tyf if T Pna o9s Ra 7ssS
II II. AsHBy JONES. paztor.-Preaehing
by the pastor at II /. VI. and + y
Morning subject. The STUDY OF a fact
evening, THE Sin of Pra0ccu9atson
METHODIST.
corner of Broad and Tenth StreetSi-HeE-
y 3. BEAUCHAAIP, pastor.-servtces
school meets at $50 y NJ All cordially
''i GES.rENARY VI f cHURCH-RE.y;
W y. LEAR D. D. pastor.-The usual
prea ching service at Il \. NJ. and 2 NJ
bv the pastor. Subject in morning the
Crowned Christ" sunday school at $50
i UN:Iiioz.srATTox N E. cHURc5r
Preaching at Ii ~ VI by Rev. GEORGE
Fl RAY. former pastor, and at T. NJ
hv the pastor. Sunday school meets at
vs., ST :, JAMES NJ. E CHURCH GIVEN
tyninth and Marshal strea,slEe " w \
foI. NJ II \. NJ and S P. VI. Sunday
school at $50 A. ",
THE NJ y U NJ t; y 7 L. CHURCH
EVANS, D. D. rector.-ServIces Sunday
morning at Il o'clock and afternoon a
. CHRIST CHRIST EPISCOPAL cHuRcu-REci.,
1llar services Sunday at II y, NJ, and
P. M.-Preach!ns by the past2r, Rev; G.
mood Tuesday at 2, VI. Wednesday ser
vices at 5 p NJ Sunday school every
SnHdaV at $50 4. M and s;Gi p NJ.
PRESBYTEEIAN y.
CHURCH OF THE, COVENANT COR
Pew. T. CALVIN STEWART. D. D., pas
tGr.-piyinc- services tomorrow at il \.
NJ and 8 r NJ. sunday school conveues
at $50 A. NJ. Devotional service WedneS-
day at p. N. Al welconle.
CHURCII-Eev. JERE yFiTHERspooN.
p. D.. pastor Residence No ti5 z.
Franklin Street; phone tBeln No l6gt.
Services at II o'clock y II. and O'Clock
p NJ. and devotional. service Wednesday
aiSht at o clock. sunday school service
at $50 O'Clock \. NJ
FIRST PREsHTTERIAN CHURCH
Cirace and Mrdtson Streatsl.-SsrvIces
by the pastor. Rev. ROBERT T. KERR.
., d, at Il y. NJ. and 2. ". III are
welcome.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
COTTON MARKETS.
Virginia Centuries-$1,o'o at 49, $50.

NEW YORK. Dec. the cotton mar
k5t opened steady, l point his1er 10
point lower; ruled generally quiet. orders
from the country at large being more or
less restricted by weather interruption
10 the telegraDhic service. Trading was
almost entirety OF a local character
throughout The session In the absence
Of puzzle. support the more professional
clement depressed the market but was
cautious in view OF the disappointing
movement. and the possibility OF some
damage 10 late cotton from the unfavor~
able weather prevailing much Of the
cotton belt With some reporting runina-
ton. While the rain and food following
frosts have done much towards degrad-
ing The quality of lace cotton.
The demand came principally from
parties VINO had sold previously, Al:
though theer vas some buying FOR Wall
Street accounts earlier in the session.
II was local market most Of the time
with long intervals between transactions
toward the close Of business. The total
sales did not amount 70 more than 20
90. representing the smallest since the
season commenced, The market finally
was quiet al net less OF 102 points,
The entire change following the opening.
within 2 range Of points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Visible Supply Of Cotton.
fBy Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Dec. 5.-Secre-
tary Hester's statement of the world S
visible supply Of cotton shows the total
visible to be 3.46S.2iS against 2.S39.72o last
week and 3,630,'v9 last year. OF this the
total of American cotton is 2,942 243
against 2S1S,0S0 last week and 3,l7l. 767
last year, and of all other kinds includ-
ing Egypt Brazil. India, ETC. 81 900
against $4,000 last week and $4,000 last
year
OF the worlds visible supply of cotton
as above there is now atloat and held In
Great Britain and Continental Europe
/ 5O6G00 against 1864 last year; in
Egypt l6i coo against $4,000 last Year; in
India l45 600 against 5000 last year and
in the United States 1,6i9,0e0 against L.
49i COO last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
IN WINTER QUARTERS

Bo5tock's Pets Bee ming Accustomed
10 N w Quarters.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Horse Show building and the animals are
becoming better acquainted with their
surroundings. Several cages have been
completed and one Of the largest lions
has been placed IN his winter home. An
interesting sight last night was the feed
ing OF the beasts. Several hundred
pounds OF beef are necessary for each
meal. and il is devoured in manner
that leaves no doubt on the mind as TO
the ferociousness of the animals. 2Er.
Bostock takes special care in feeding and
looking after the welfare of his pets,
and as q result they present g hne ap-
pearance. The date of opening has not
been hxed as yet, although Manager
Agington and Mr.. Tudor. the treasurer.
are making every effort to open as speed
il; as possible.
Nobody is admitted to the building at
this time, nor Will they be until every
thing is in shipshape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
NANAI. STORES

WITyNTNGTON. y c. Dec. 5.-SPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE- doing. re-
CENTS = casks Rosin-F'irm a $500
lS5: receipts 1872 barrels Crude Turpen-
tine-F'irm at S1-55"3 receipts. - bar
rels Tar-Firm al $50; receipts, l35 bar
rels.
SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. 5-TURPEN-
TINE-F'irm at soc: receipts, 93l casks:
sales S25 casks; exports, $50 casks. ROsin-
Firm receipts, SIS barrels; sales. none;
exports ltn barrels.
CTTARIEST0N. s. c. Dec. SUR
PFE'TT NE teadv sales. 20 casks.
Rosfn-Firrl, 3. Z, D $3.50; Z, $40; sales,
800 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Blues ELECTION
AGAIN ADJOURNED
Orders Issued BY President
Wyatt for Meeting Oh
lHadnesdaY.

Orders have been issued by President
wyatt. of the Richmond Light Infantry
Rlues' Association. calling on the mem
bcrs Of Company 81" to assemble at the
armory Wednesday. December 18th. The
announcement has been made that an
election would be held next Tuesday, the
impression a that time being that the
orders which require an election to be
hello within thirty days would expire the
next day There was a mistake made,
however. and the time is not up until the
18th The call of President Wyatt IS Is
fellows:
The adjourned meeting Of COMPANY
IS, Richmond Light Infantry Blues Bat
talon, held Wednesday. December Sd. TO
MI the vacancy caused by the retirement
OF Captain Spencer. having been tnetfect-
i've. the meeting was again adjourned
u1.tiI Tuesday, December 9th, but fer va
,iors reasons the same has been post
roued until "Wednesday December 18Th,
az o clock 2, n. Every member IS ear
rastlv requested to be present
"CLARENCE WYATT
president
Orders have also been issued by First
lieutenant Hobsor for g full dress bat
talon drill. to take place on the same
right.
canvass OF the mem ers OF the com
p7rv finds each side fully deFerrnlned 70
support their respective c2idicst+ s. ana
the result of the. meeting next "ecinesday
il hard "a predict II az election i not
made the orders viii have 70 De rsfsfE '=l1
back to the Adjutant General he WIZ
DrCbablv extend the time until the va
carcv IS flied The rules governing me
aDpointment OF captain require that =
he bL, a vote Of the coEnFanyS Tnell''e.
Under mis- rule the time Will probably pc
extended unril the vacancy is filed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
VIII Preach in German.

The Rev f. Knegele, of koiuer's Store.
Augusta county, Va, will preach at
bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church.
ccrner Sixth and Clay, tomorrow morn
ing at II O'Clock, IN German. AT P. NJ
,ht same pastor will conduct an Eng
li.h service. At the morning service
Eyo,v Communion will be administered.
announcements for communion can be
made to the pastor at the Church this
afternoon tro.n 5 to 5 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Daep Run Hounds.

TIE Deep Run hounds will meet on
SATURDAY, December 9th. At reservoir! f. 4
49, p NJ "Wednesday DscsTn5er -gtn'
At Chantiil at 3:31 ?. NJ; SATURDAY t ,.-
csm9er 18th. at kennels al S.lo ",
Wednesday, December llth at r,l Ft5E
Iar 5G16. at Brook Bridge at 3i5 ?. Nj
"Wednesday. December 2iCn. at Lee Nona-
r7aIIr at $50 2. M Saturday DzCemeer
5zfh. al Kennels at 3.t5 p Nj; NeaE7S.
day December Slst, at reservoir g %,
2 NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 5. Is

PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC 5. 1862.
ARRIVED
steamer Brandon Rhodes, Norfolk,
noerchandise and passengers, OLD Domin-
'os l;o i,I,o / Don't Know, Lar5in. James
F7iTer- straw. 5. T, BeVeridge & Co
SAILED
Steamer yyiniah, O'NeiI, Philadelphia,
pa. merchandise and passengers, Clyde
IN sTsan2er Pocahontas Graves Norfolk
ia Ianes River landings. merchandise
AVA passengers Virginia Navigation Go
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
line
schooner Bessie Brown, Smith, James
: Barge ar Roane wheatley James River,
light.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Judge William Hodees Mann to Speak.

The men OF Richmond will have q treat
Tomorrow in the opportunity to hear
Judge William Hodges Mann of Motto
way county, State Senator and author
Of the Mann liquor bill. Judge Mann
is a very prominent and able lawyer. and
was for many years a judge of his
county. His address will bear straight
en- the temperance question. as applied
u the community and the individual.
The Virginia Giles Club will sing, and
the song service will begin exactly at
$50 O'Clock. All men are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
TIL. Angels Ag in.

,ant ~ MI w H Lucy will appear at
Sanger Hall TUESDAY night December
18th. in another OF their already popular
Entertainments. They nave played to
larpe audiences lately, and every one
thnf has had the pleasure Of witnessing
their shows have expressed great salts
faction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
nEr- GOODS MARNF:r

NEW YORK. Dec. Spot trade has
been duh today owing to bad weather.
but no change otherwise in demand for
STABLE OF fancy lotions Tone quiet and
prices unchangad Print cloths dun and
unchanged Liners are firm with mod
crate demand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec 5.~~CAT'TLE-I7e-
ceipts, coo head; lower. Good to prime
steers, s5SoGg7.2 5; poor 10 medium. $50
$40: stockers ard feeders. SZGF4 IS; COWS,
$l.40al.G0; heifers 500: Gamers, s. 100
2.40; bulls, $2Gl4,I5; calves, SS,59n6,ia; Tex
as-fed steers s5@4.75. Hogs-Receipts to-
dgy. SO 0ao head; tomorrow, 1900 head;
left over 1000 head; steady on good
kinds. Mixed and butchers, $6uGst5 good
10 choice heavy. s64Gd6.70: rough heavy.
s66f6 81; light s5.S0N620; bulk OF sales.
62OG13 So Sheep--Receipts, II 900 head,
steady: lambs higher Good 10 choice
yvethers. $S75Gli.2a; fair TO choice mixed,
So 501GS. rs; native lambs, $3.50@3.50.
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 5.--HOGS~-Ac-
tive and higher at &.7oI6.vo. Cattle
Firm at $685.. Sheep-Dull al $l5o0
q. Lamb-Dull at $S.50q5,2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
A SPEClALT

New Jersey Central gen. 3H's..,..... lo6l&
New Jersey Central gen os.-..... l5n
Northern Pacific aS..-...--..-.----.--$ lu5t.
Northern Pacific SIS observation-disclosures. TX
Norfolk and Western con. 4s..-..... LOO
St. [. and Iron Mountain con. 5s.... ilSla
st Louis and san Francisco 4s...,-. 81
ST LOUIS southwestern lsts.......... %
ST Louis Southwestern 2d's,......... So
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass IS. ST.s
Southern Pacific : OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9JS4
southern Railway SIS ............-..... lis
Texas and Pacific lsts..--....; HE
Toledo. ST l.. and Western 4s...... IS
Union Pacific IS Observation-Disclosures. lVi%.
Union Pacific cow. 4's................ 1l2,2
NapaSA Isl S-....-'---- 70 =
WABASH "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1go
Wabash Deb. BIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
West Shore 4's Observation-Disclosures IL"
Wheeling and Lake Eric 4s...,...- 9t%4
WISCONSIN Contra .-.,...''''.''.-' y % e
Continental Tobacco As $500: $3.50. Is
VI. and o. collateral trust 4s...... 50
&C. 81 G@%sla t "a ~ 7oe co,n S Siss
Na.-Carolina Chemical Co pfd...,.... l241s
Standard Oil ........ ...,...,.........-. 6d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

bales Southern mill talSings (estimated),
this year. 64Doo bales; last year 6e3. $50
bales. SotcE at interior town in excess
of September lst. this year. 45o S52 bales;
last year. 4s6'iI bales. Brought into
sirht thus far this season, this year,
5.3e4se7 bales; last year. 52l5443 bales.
Total crop movement is for 96 days in
1902 against 81 days in 1901
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
other NHe.fi :.

THE. state Board OF Pubic Works VIII
hold another meeting in the Governors
office to-day for the purp So OF ider-
ing tho BarAiey Street railway oressi g
case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
ptr.TTA70RE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND. Dec. dashboard
Air Line common rs y;ls @9. u Sle'L co. ta6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Dec. 5. 1902.
QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5-FLOUR-Activc
and well sustained, Rye FIour-Qutet
Euckwheat Flour-Quiet at $2.29N23o
Cornmeal-Quiet Rye-Dull; WESTERN
5Sc.
Wheat-spot easy: No. .. red, 79c. OPP
tons had d SLOW day with heaviness
feature up TO o'clock, when q bear at
tack weakened the whole list WIRE
trouble checked business. The weather
was better and export trade light. Mar
1850; July, ISc.; December SJlsc.
Corn-Spot firm: Nc 2 64c. Options
opened steady, but weakened during the
day because OF improved weather and
closed Irregular. &c. net lower. January
closed at 4Sc.; May 4S3sc.; December
oats-spot firm; No. ,. S6s,c. Options
neglected and steady. December closed
Cut Meats-Easy; picked bellies, 1og
steamed $u4o, refined. firm; Continent
ST co; South America. $1175: compound,
7!2M7a4c Pork--Steady. TalloW-Ste
Rosin-Steady. Turpentine-Dlll. Rice
Cofee-The market for coffe futures
higher European markets We're resBonsl-
Bile for the early advance here. Prices
maintained the gain until midday. when
an increase in the interior movement
checked the demand and caused loss of
points Closed unchanged to points
net higher. Sales. 56.00A bags. Spot
quiet SuEar-Raw and refined. firm.
Butter-Steady: extra creamery. sc
State dairy 20027c. Cheese-Filnl; State.
fancy and small colored and white, $40
r. Pota toes-Easy; Jerseys. s17502; State
and Western per $50 mounds, $l.50N2
Freights to Liverpool-12s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
WILL CONSIDER TRANSFERS
Spectai Meeting is Called by Chairman
w ~ E.l-r7,s for Tat Pur,,esa

w. r. 2 Inns for Tcat Purp sc.
At the request OF the Richmond Pas
senger ard Power Company. w II
4 dams, chairman OF the subcommittee
or Streets. has called meeting for
next Monday. The purpose of the
meeting is to take UP the universal
transfer system. which the comrany
propose TO inaugurate, and to corsi er
such other requests as they may bring
before the body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
LEGAL NOTICE.


,p~r>-r, ~ rr- Nv ND
T;(I+l-reT f,gfTl9q, ClIE -rFTFs CITY Of
r7r,-,i l. : ~SrrE, 1tT-lT Dsv of NC
-, 49, ~ y = 100 u =
- - 5. = ,,,I,rJ zrarferd Steel Spiks s.4
Trorl f,rT71rlr1,- q CORPORA ION PLAINTIFF,
: . Hf1inrE Tr trading as the Chester.
aSI1 CsgI IC,rI-7Trarv .,-. Defendant
Nov IN ,r+gt-FIT-aut returned executed
Th pa c%rfaS+ NJ mis- sfIit is 10 recover from
the 5afsrfTs1t aGld dana ees for the
o6s@Sa OF ..5@ Nav Ist Ig5i 10 MAJ SIst,
JaF3 ~ +Ea T,Iainffy
80 -, ffidayft having been made and
fTslJ rrIar M. defendant - not a resident
If fFfz Stat. OF Virginia il is ordered that
said defendant do appear here within NJ
teen DAYS after the due publication hers
0r and do rrnsr is necessary Us project his
interests herein
P z. WINSTON Clerk.
VIM. l. RogaI ?. g.
REGULAR services bv the pastor. Rev
rTSeS:f.T FrESTr. D o al II \ II.
- p N sunday school at s:4J \ NJ
CHRISTIAN
- 80 1I,2t- ~ Sa5,5ntS snd f;Taes
SfrssI>nerv.ces sunday ati1 !. NJ. and
% NJ ICrIt,STa5 nv Tla 7asrer Rev.
(,SFE,Y y MORGAN Morning subject.
s.rajeruntior." SUNDAY school meets at
g.@9 4 NJ Christian EnGeavor Society
re. and q. = cordial wsicoDs extended to
iii s@1e,fay.v STRANGERS AID those who
raw, ~, c5isiiych home
yV-E,.T-FgND CHRISTIAN CHURCH
go- HTorris street between Main ana FIovJ
Avenue Preaching to-rrprraw by the
pas1or. Rev HENRY PEARCE ATKINS.
4 ~ t~s,-r- .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

Pursuant TO a DEGREES Of the Corporatio93
NoverHbe IL 1902 II the suit OF DuyaLtf
Robertson s Co vs. C!aiborre,s ADM
and ais. the Commissioners VIII sell a
public auction on the premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Il, 1902.
at 49,. &, clock P NJ the aboga-n mentioned
real estate fronting 49, feet on the south
side Of Decatur Street and running back
Between the west line OF Sixth Street
and 3 lire parallel herewith $50 feet,
more or less. 70 Stockton street, on Wh!ch
street il also fronts IS3 feet. The dwe:lns
IS 4 large substantial building. contain.
ing some eight or nine room servants
house. etc. in the yard The property
viii be sold as . whole O. sub-dLvided
as may seem best 10 the Commissioners
z the sale
TERMS 0ne-thi-d cash, Balance on .
and u months deferred payments bear
ing interest. title to be retained by n.
court till all the purchase money IS paid
J II: i. GREGoRY.
Social Commissioners.
a Royau & Co. and \. L. Adamsonr
Auctioresrs
IN the Clerks Ice OF. the Corporation
Court OF the c-c iancnesteE, Va
DuvaII. Robertson J.---.,.--.- t'laint!tfs,
Cratl,orne.s Adnr. 1t aIs.> Defendants.
L Y e Du Val clerk of the said court,
do certify that tha bond required O. the
Special Commissioners by The decree rem
Csred II said cause on the tlth day os
November 1882 has been duly given.
Given under my hand IS clerk or said
court this LIST day OF Decenlaer: 1902
II E DC VAL. Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

reigned supreme on the Board Of Trade
to-day. and after & steady opening IN
wheat a weaker tone was manifested. and
MAY closed 2sdl5c, lower. May corn un-
changed also oats. January provisions
closed unchanged TO l0c. higher.