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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. October 24.-Flour-unset-
tied and 5@loc. lower 10 sell.
Rye Fiour-Quiet. -
Bucl1Wheat tlour-Gulet dt s-.ooa s-'a'.
Cornmeal-Dull
RVe-Dull.
Barley-Steady. --,, a,
Wheat-Spot easy; No . red, UAc. Al
tbourh wheat started out firmer, its sta
bili,v was soon undermined by bear raloS'
which in the afternoon provoheu eei'sie
cradle heaviness ana lower price -,,,,er
seaboard clearances, and big interior re-
ceipts. were the chief features OF weak
ness. The close was ss4s4c. net lo 2s,
May closed 71sc Deeennpef fss siose 3nt ions
onaned firm and was held for a time,
when it yielded under the wheat aec.l I',;
and increased arrivals: but was ll1a iil
steadied by export business, c Jles,I b2sso
TaV closed lSlhc.; October closed 6bl2c.;
November -; December closed 56a4c:
Oats-Spot easier; No = 9 @n. ope: AZ,
tons were quiet and easy Oeeeiiioei' ooza
036lac; closed $3.50.
Beef-Steady.
Cut-Meats-Irregular. o., ,o.
Lard-Steady; western stea1il s' si Hor'
October closed nominal; refined hrm; Cofl-
tinent, sll55.
TaIlow0Duli; city, 6,zc.; country, SAG
&c.
~
Turpentine-Easy at 54h@@5oc.
Rice-Firm. :,a
Coffee-spot Rio quiet; No: invoice.
5ssc.: mild steady; Cordova. Is4Wlzc,
Snear-Raw firm: fair refining. l-loc. !,
centrifugal (96-degree test, $3.50; re1lneo
firm. ;4 o,a nv,
changed. and ruled dull and teatureiess
until mid-afternoon. when private cables
We're received, advising of light santos
interior movement. On light covering anu
nuy YIN p P5lees higher Total
sales aggregated 1920 bags. OK
ButteroSteady; extra creamery, &C.
State dairy, 1S@24c. ~
Cheese-Quiet; new stats ate a i9ii cr ,,sr
1sMGl2hc.; small white, old. 125s@121hsc.;
neg Eg;gs s-zif.sl State and PennsSl-
v: Potatoes-Firm; Jerseys, SIP: state nt
and western. per $50 pounds s1.75@s2eo;
Long island s2@s212; South Jersey
sweets. S2@S2.5o. x ,,;o,aa
BIC: other domestic. S1sa5Ac. 800
Cabbag ecstasy; Long Island, per -loa,
81. 506S2. 49,
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO october e1.-Trading on the
Board of Trade to-day was quiet and
prices inclined to lower level, Dec EN-
her wheat closing ss@1sc lower, De- De-
ce1nber corn a shade lower, and oats Aa
axe. lower. while January provisions
! Closed from 5@71sc. to 15c. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
Wteat-No. p ~,
Zee Zee. ............721k@ss 7st 72l1ss 72A
May .......74llk@75 747ss@aA 7s3s@ss 73s@A
Oct eoFn-No: s5,z e 81 SO
| MAY .43h@44 44.s 4331s 4Ssssq7si
Dec s' new slA@ss slA@A e1@a1 q Of
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Room II. Third Floor. City Hall.


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at the above office until o,clock
P. NJ FRIDAY, October 81, 1902. for fuas
nishing the city with the following nunss
Der Of LICENSE MEDALS and TINS
for the year 1903:
40O0 Dog Medals {male).
100 Dog Medals (female).
100 Goat Medals
600 pairs One-Horse Wagon Tins.
500 pairs Two-Horse Wagon Tins
% pairs Three-Horse Wagon Tins.
g pairs Four-Hors Wagon Tins.
125 pairs Hack and Omnibus Tins.
% pairs Buggy Tins.
Medals to be numbered and wired In
numerical order. Tins to be of good
quality, painted in workmanlike manner.
numbered and put up in packages of
pair in each and placed in numerical
order. Contractor to be required to fur
nish duplicate tins during the year 1903
promptly upon orders therefor. Samples
must accompany each bid.
The Committee on Police, Elections and
Schools reserve the right to reject any or
ALI H. MCDOWELL.
Clerk Council Committees.
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NEARLY TWO THOUSAND Now.
The Mammoth Factory of the Amerl-
can Cigar Company n Busy Place.

The Mammoth Factory of the Amerl-
can Cigar Company n Busy Place.
The new factory Of the American Cigar
C.nn,nany. the Whitlock branch, IS no"
working a large force manufacturing
chcroots. and small force has been put
at work learning cigar making. AS s1ast
a; Young women can be secured they are
mt at work on the machines, but UP to
this time the output of cigars is not large.
On one floor Of the mammoth building
there are 500 young women at WORK, the
|6aily output of cheroots being about 60oooe.
In all there are from 1,400 to 15O0 persons
at work in the manufacturing department
of this one building.
At the companys factory in Petersburg
,.ecen1ly nut in operation, there are LOCO
operate engaged in the manufacture OF
cigars. Just as soon as the operatives
can be secured and instructed, the cigar
output of the new factory in Richmond
viii exceed that of the Petersburg fac
toy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25

due on the closing here of yesterday.
Thereon traders we're also influenced oyi
light port receipts and predictions ,, LOT
very b,illshs weekend statements ~.
commission houses were NOT 4abundanty,
supp.sesl with buying orders. Wessr. an. anu
tplloHin; the call the market TOR a elI.Is
followed an Irregular course, in me Id
sence of substantial support. But as $, {
became evident that the lin sight ZOE
tbs week would fall shortzof that Tor the
same week last year by some lzo.Vooz Dales,
and that the visible supply figures 'souid
also be against a declining market, Gov
sering on literal scaIe developed. ana
prices worked upward quite rapidly
The better feeling extended to wall
Street and the West. whose buying was
feature of the late afternoon. During tae
the market was very quiet, but
steady to firm. with prices holding close
to the top. The close was quiet. WITH
prices net 2 to points higher. The total
safes were estimated at 2UJ,tGo bales.
COTTON. AT THE POhIo
The following gre the total net receipts
of cotton al ali ports since september lst:
Gaiveston CAS-, i2t bales; New OrlSans. H.
s61 bales: Mobile. 1881 baies; savannah.
z3s7, 55s bales; Churle stem % GUS bales; WI.
ming ton 1873; i65 bales: Norfolk, ly.lo4
bates; Baltimore, 2,52s bales: New York,
4,7u1 bales: Boston, 3,602 bales;-Newport
News, D. IA ba.s 5: Philadelphia. 49, bales; ;
Brunswick. 22,5l3 bales: Pensacola, Il. ~
bales: Port Townsend, 5000 baies; san
Francisco SOS bales; Portland, Gre, 20
bales Total, 1,9i3,2al bales.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for unlisted securities yes
terday was dull and uninterestlng. The
trading. what little there was. consisted
of small lots at fractionally lower prices.
The Rock Island issues held about flrm
around Thursdays prices.
Seaboard AIRLINE securities and Ameri-
can can common were practically I'M
changed
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LEai4 SurIcEs.
Resolution FOR REMOVAL OF
FENCE.

Be it resolved by the Council OF the
..;fS ~ Richmond the Board OF Alder
ne, concurring, That John Bowers. C.
q Yaie, and G. S. Yale be. and they are
aereby. required to remove a fence
n the rear OF Nest and y Governor
street and IL such removal shall not
he made with FIVE 5) days after being
served with copy OF this resolution.
O. S Yale shall each be- stable to fine
Of Five Dollars ts5-o0p for each and every
aay that they shalt allow satd obstruc-
.ion to remain across said alley. and the
CRY Attorney shall institute appropriate
r gal proceedings to compel the removal
Of said obstruction:
Adopted by the Common Council.
Concurred In by the Beard Of Alder.
& men, -. -.
ss I - !. BEN q AUGUST.
&C Mt City Clerl
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.

Al. MONTAGUE.
ouston-October 9Th
JOHN w. DANIEL.
Halifax Court-October 9TH
THOMAS s. MARTIN.
Nelson Court-October 27trs.
Harrisonburg- 10Th (nighD-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30th (night.
Berryville-Octob 31st might.
WILLIAM A. JONES.
Accomac Court-October 9th.
c.. M WALLACE. =JR.
Powhatan Ccurt-Novenber Sd
H L. MAYNARD.
Srrry Court-Ct ober Is.
Berkeley-October 80 might
JOHN LAMB
King William Court-Octcber 18th
r. G. SOUTHALL-
Brunswick Court-October 9th.
reensyille-November Sd
JAMES HAY.
New Market-October zith might.
Tiu1berville-Octo 25th might.
Eridgewa ter-October 9th.
Mount Crawford-Cctober 18th tc:ghtI.
Harrsonburg-O 18th night.
JAMES Mann.
Greersville Court-Noveulber Sd.
W. P. BAEKSDALE
MONTGOMERY Court--ocsoter 18th
JOHN +. RIAE1:
Fauou,ec Cour.-October 9TH.
H .. FLOOD.
covington-Oc 9th tIlighD.
Nelson Court October 9th.
Cumberland Court-Octo5er 18th
Shepherds 29th (harbecIc).
I3ucflanan- October 80 t7.gh0.
Buena Vista-October 81 tnishO.
Clifton Forge-Novemter 1st (niShD.
r. T. IRVINE
Wise Court-October 9th.
SAMUEL W. WILLIAMS.
Wise Court-October 9TH
JEFFERSON WALLACE
|. King William Court-October 18th.
r. E. LEE, JR.
Fauquier Court-October nth
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 18th
A. D. WATKINS.
acknowledgements 1st.
t Powhattan Court-Novemher ii.
EDWARD LYLE.
Observation-Disclosures 20 (barbecue).
Rocky Mount-November 3.
Governor Cameron cancels appointing mt
; owing to death OF his sister.
| j. TAYLOR ELLTSCN.
Chairman.
|
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, October A.-(Spe-
c;al1-The market closed dull and steady.
A few shares Of seaboard Airline com ON
mon changed hands around 20 S-s and 2sss;
The preferred closed at 4.A@4szs, ana no
the 4 per cent. bonds at Ssa4 The Ss
closed at 1o3 SIS.
There was no trading in Atlantic-Coast
Line common, which was 16s IL 3D. OF
fered at 173. Connecticut, 35oaS5o.
The remainder Of the list was I'M
changed.
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The News, -siNe,ys1es.,,

Superintendent. Of .Cucu.ation Bowers.
of the Richmond News, said last night
that the alleged strike OF newsbOys
amounted only to a noisy demonstration
by lads not desired by him in his bust
ness.
His carriers are all regularly paid and
not one of them failed to show up on
time yesterday. Mr.. Bowers said that
every patron of The News was served
promptly yesterday, and would continue
to get the same service.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. october 24.-Closc-Money
m gall steady at 2G5la per cent. closing
IA and asked. 2d21a per cent; prime
-za-cantile paper 8 per cent.
sterling exchange, easier with actual
ssslasss in bankers bills at S4.S6$15QE
tls=0 for demand and at $4.S3. % for six
rs DAYS: posted rates. s4.S4@S4.S11s; COM
-srr,al bills. $4.S2 75Gs4 SO. 25; bar silver
8-S. Mexican dollars, 3924 government
aads steady State bonds inactive. Rail-
mad bonds steady.
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PROPOSALS.
Office of City Engineer.

Office of City Engineer.
Richmond. Va. Octoher ~ l9oG
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ceived at this office until TUESDAY. OC-
TOBER 2sTH, at 2. NJ, for the fol-
lowing work:
PIPE SEWER on Chaffin street from
Randolph street west to corporate limits.
BRICK SEWER on Sixth street, from
Cary street north about zoo feet.
A certified check for $3.50 must accom-
pany each bid.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids, and to award the contract as
a whole or in separate parts.
JACKSON BOLTON.
oc 24-4t Acting City Engineer
PROPos SAILS FOR SUPPLIES
National Soldiers Home, Va. Treasurer $
be received at this office until noon lnurs-
day. Nov. 13. 1892. for furnishing and de-
liyering of Coal at the Southern Branch.
N. Fl. d. V. S., during seven months, be-
ginning Dec. l, 1862. of the fiscal year end
ing 3uth June. 1903. Printed instructions
ans! specifications. and blank proposals
will be supplied upon application to this
Office Bids aggregating over $500 must be
accompanied by a certified check. payable
to the undersigned Treasurer. for at least
5 per Centum of the amount thereof.
which check will be forfeited to the Ma
tional Home for D. v. s.. in case the sue
cessfui bidder refuses or fails to enter
into contract as required: otherwise to
be returned to the bidder. The right Is
reserved to reject any or all proposals, or
to waive informalities therein. Envelopes
containing proposals should be endorsed
Proposals for Coal. n. II. u Vs., ana
addressed to the undersigned. w. III: Fl.
PECK, Treasurer. Approved: WILLIAM
THOMPSON, Governor.
oc 25,no 15-3t
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DR.. Ardan ResiGts.

DR.. N. I. Ardan an inferno at the Viz
sinia Hospital, has resigned to take the
position Of surgeon for the Tug River
Lumber Company at Duflleld. va, ana
.Dr. Ardan graduated from the University
College of Medicine last year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25

NEW YORK DRY-GooDs. MARKET.
NEW YORK, October 24.-Dry-Goods-
An average amount Of business Is report
ed in cotton goods here at previous prices.
Print-cloths dull. but firm. Linens are
in fair demand; and prices tend against
buyers. Burlaps are quiet, but prices
are supported by foreign advances.
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Brief CapftCl Items.

Governor Montague will probably leave
Monday to speak at Houston, in Halifax
county. in the interest of Hon. Carter
Glass, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Sixth District
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MONEY TO LOAN.

We will loan You money in any sum
from $ro up, on the building and loaI
association plan, on your household
furniture, pianos, &C., and allow you to
pay US back in monthly instruments IN
amounts to suit your convenience. No
expense unless loan is made, and rigid
confidence always observed.
T!DEwlIER LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
Suite So, Thizd Floor. Merchants, National
BanS Building, 11gs E. Man Street.
Take elevator. SET
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE ND. October 2i.-ElOul
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BALTIMORE, MD, October 23.-Live
Pigs-We quote pigs at from 81 to 7s1.7o
apiece, according to size 9 quality atty and con-
Calves-We quote as follows: Strictly
choice veals, per pound, 7@H5c.; good
veal per pound, 61z@7c; poor to So'd'
Beef Cattle-We quote: Young, fat
steers weighing 1000 to 1900 pounds, S24@
4c per pound: steers weighing under 800
pounds, sGs1ke per pound; 9xen na,, per
pound, ease; bulls, per. pound sa2tsc. re-; !;
order, s1sQS25; fresh cows, with calf, szt.lD
$50 per head; poor, thin, meadow stock,
$10MS15 per head
Spring lambs, choice, fat, 5a5Mc. per
pound; poor. thin, heavy, 4@414c. per
pound: wool sheep. per pound, best, 21AG
Sc; good, per head. s250as3; inferior, per
head. s1GM.25; old bucks, per pound, eEto
211sc., as to quality and weight.
NEW YORK, October 24.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts, 3.4O0 head: steers slow: tops about
steady to 15c. lower: steers, s4.5o1s7; oxen.
s4.25@ $50; bulls, s2.s0@ $3.50; cows, Sl,55@
$40.
Calves-Receipts PSI head; veals weak:
except for choice stock; graoscrs and
westerns. nominal; veals, s5asS5o; tops,
50: little calves S4GS.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts. 1910 head:
sheep, 10@15c. lower; lambs slow and $50
IL. y
cars unsold sheep. s..5o@s3.75; lambs, $50
$3.50; choice, $3.50; Canada lambs. 500
$3.50.
Hogs-Receipts 1883 head; State and
Pennsylvania, S7G$7.75.
CHICAGO. October MISUNDERSTANDING
1900 head. including 100 westerns; market
slow but steady; good to prime steers
nGmnal opaseo po Ssed to ne5um *
cows, s1.25G4.50; heifers, *2.tt15.Gu: cam
ners, s1.2512.i0; bulls, S2.o01l5o: calves.
s3.50a7e0: Texas-fed steers, s3CG@4.0o;
western steers, S35Oa6.cO.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 1900 head; to-
morrow, 10000 head; left over 5000 head !;
market opened strong, closed weak; mixed
and butchers, ss.65@Il0; good to choice
500: light, sS60@9.oo; bulk of sales. s6.75
$500.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head: sheep and
lambs steady; good to choiee - W .etfs rs
s3.50Gri,G0: fair to choice mixed, S25o93.o0;
native lambs, S3.50@5.50.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y, October "a
Cattle-Receipts. $50 head: no demand;
market steady; tops, s7.75aS.25; common
to good, s5.5015.70.
I Hogs Receipts, ESQ head: fairly
steady and active at lo9l5c lower: heavy,
ers, s6.S00690; light Workers. S6.6596 IS;
pigs. S65066.60: roughs. $625G6:60 stays,
S. 0DGi 5.75 closing lower.
Sheep anu Lambs-Receipts 1900 head;
market slow; sheep steady; lambs, l5a25c.
lower: top lambs s515M5.35; culls to good.
So 5oG5 10: yearlings. s4.00@4.25; ewes S3.25
%. Is; sheep. top mixed, s3.5093.6o; cuIis to
good, s1.75M3.40.
CINCINNATI. O.. October 24.-IIogs-
Active and steady at s4S5@$7lG.
Cattle-Strong at S21S65O
Sheep-Ste ady at s1.50GS3
Enthusiastically at Sl@Sl2o
EAST LIBERTY, PA, October 24.-Cat
tle-Steady: prime. s6.159S6.65; good, s45oG
| S565.
Hogs-Slow; prime heavies, s7.2o@s7:so
mediums $7.056S7.10: heavy Workers. $500
| Gs:. light Workers. s6.60@s6.S0; pigs, sS6O0
| $3.50; roughs s5@S6.90.
Sheep-Steady; best wethers. s3.60@s3.s0
| cul!s and common, s1.5o@s2; choice lambs
| S5.S50S5.50.
l,a SS6iSS o.
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Secretary.
Old Men Given Preference.

: Superintendent Hoppe, OF the first divi-
sion of the Passenger and Power Com
pany, has decided to institute new plan
OF assignment of moto7men and conduc-
tors to runs. Beginning, the men will be
allowed to choose their runs, preference
being given to The oldest employees. This
is done with a view of allowing the men
to choose whether they shall run at night
or day. Many Of the men are going tc
school. and taking courses in the bust
ness colleges. This arrangement will ar
low all a better chance TO suit their
working hours to .neir personal advan-
tages. -E-1
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RANn CLEARINGS.

TOTAL bank clearings for the week
ended October sd, S2,566l.4.0-4; increase,
s. per cent. Outside of New York, SS9s,-
i---1. increase, I1.7 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25

! The Governor yesterday designate
Judge E: w: Saunders, of the Fourth
District, to hold court for Judge J. r.
Tucker, of the Eighteenth Circuit the
term to begin Monday next at Bedford
City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25

Judge r. NJ. Page. of Abingdon. was
a caller at the State Library yesterday
to visit his friend, Major William A. An
derson, the Acknowledgement.
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oc ut no l inc

Office Of the Watt Plow Company,
Richmond. Va, October Il. 1902.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this company has this day declared the
usual SENII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
ST. PER CENT. out OF the earnings OF
the past six months. payable to the
A. C. SINTON.
NJ etF-iRS,,2t President.
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RIues Bnttn1ion To-Dnv

The Blues Battalion will assemble al
its armory at O'Clock this afternoon
in fuli-dress uniform. to participate in the
parade to Hollywood.
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THE coTToNsEED-O11, MARKET

-TFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAFNEI.
NEW YORK. October 24.-Cottonseed-
Oil-Weak; prime crude here. 33@34c..
nominal; prime crude, f. Q. b. mills. 29c.:
prime summer yellow. 3615637c:; off-sum-
mer yellow 3615c.: prime white, 42c; prime
winter yellow, 42@iSc.:;; prime meal, $2I@
SOS nominal 60 -
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scnboard AIRLINE Securities,

BALTIMORE. October 24-seaboard,
common, 2s19@so: seaboard. preferred
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Office of the Secretary,
Atlantic-Coast Line Railroad Company.
Wilmington. N. c.. October q. 1907.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
TIE ATLANFfC-COAST LINE RAiL-
ROAD COMPANY have instructed the
treasurer to pay to all holders of record,
on NOVEMBER 1. 1902. TWO PER GENE:
INTEREST on the CERTIFICATES OF
INDEBTEDNESS of that company. which
have been issued in lieu of the Pre-
ferred Stock; interest due and payable
at the office of the Treasurer, at VIII
mington. N c.. on November 1st- The
transfer Books will stand closed from
October q, 1902, to November LIST. both
JAMES F. POST.
oc Oft NOTING Secretary.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
tQuotat:ons furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton F,Ncha rge)
Richmond, Va, October "a, 1902.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. %, 1902.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin-
ion Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Winyah. Simmons, Philadel-
phia. Pa. merchandise and passengers;
Clyde Line.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Old Donin-
ION Line
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James
river landings and Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers; Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
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Fire in New Kent.

Mr. John Kay. of New Kent, near
Quinton. met with d very heavy loss on
Monday evening. His barn, with its con-
tents. was totally destroyed by fire. He
was fortunate in saving his stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-25

May .......sa.4 s2A s15s 80
Mess PorA-per bb!.-. ,ooo
S Hsy ::;i5s5 s's r.: s;39 s5 ;5
Oct sso =! sl1 g '0s SLIGO ss1.oe sll.oe
s iay ~ s:l5@ SO SO $40 Sac ssh:
1 S S51 So, ss So, sss $50 -
cash cuotn,.ons we're as follows:
Flour STEADY. 80. spring wheat, ,7c.'
No. corn, 5. Sc; No. 2. yellow. SOC. No. :
oats, 2S5,c; No white. SJlI33c. NO.
rye .9c Coca feeding barley. 40es42c. !;
lair to choice mating; 454oee: no. =, =.
PriIle timothy seed, $3.50. Mess pork, per
barrel Slo:yVQ s1tVo. Lara, per lVu POUNDS,
si.vou s1l.lvi2. Ss.ort ribs s!des tioosel,
yI1.20I; SIJ. 10. Dry Saited shoulders (DoN
ed). s.. 10 $1,000 Short GEAR sides boxed,
sl1.Sil@uSlZ. Whisky. basis oi nlgh wines,
SIS. butter steady; creamery. 1929 -472c.:
GARY. 15Q:21c. Cheese steady at lo724l1sAc.
Receipts-Wheat. 1855 bushels; corn,
241.tV0 bushels; oats, o,lot bushels; hoss'
1860 head.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, October 24.-Flour-
WheaIDull and easy; spot and octo-
ber 4AGa.4hc.: December, DAG 'o7sc.;
southern, by sample es@'e &C., No,,aohsr
53,zc.: year, 5OatoAc.; southern white
oats Firm; No. 2 white. SeGas7sc.; No.
R ts:: No. 2, &c.; No. west
err SIC
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N fnturss opened steady.

AuguS =, : c.e
Spot cotton closed dull; mi L up
lands. $50. middling Jul Ss.So; saies,
The ecbrton market opened steady, With
prices ITO 8 points higher, in sympathy
with 4 steadier English market than was
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A. ch,nz,,s Neither I'll.

Mr &C Chaplin. of Chaplin & Hume.
:1eft for Bostons last night. having been
.GaiIai1 t!!sre by the ,eStrs~ne illness OF his
mother. Mrs. W z. Chaplin.
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American Loco, com. 100 80
va-Car. Chemical, com. 100 66A 81
SALES AT THE BOARD:
1000 Virginia Centuries at 9ss4: l Viz
sinia-CaroIina Chemical, preferred, at 129;
/ Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred
a 100
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y SAVANNAH, GA, October 2i.-Turpen-
tine-Firm at Sic: receipts. 1888 casks;
sales. 1855 casks: exports, POP casks.
Rosin-Firm; receipts, 2,075 barrels;
sales. 1852 barrels; exports. 1901 barrels.
Quote a, B. c. and D. s1.3a1e; E, s1.37k;
F, s1.421a; G. s1.5215: II. s1.75;- I. $500; K.
$3.50: NJ $500: N. $3.50; window glass;
Sc IL: Water-Xhite 81 Is.
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TO investor s.:

4. LeFlorenca Cold Mining, Milling, and Development
Company chartered under the laws Of West Va Principal
Office No. 10 south Ninth street Richmond Va Persons
desiring stock large returns should
inform themselves as the by this company he
property which located ii the State OF Sonora Mexico IS
nov being worked Prospectus based Mining Engineer
report, can be ibis office Managed by Richmond
men.
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. October 24.-Tur-
pentine-Firm at Soc; sales. 60 casks. .
zRosin-Unchanged sales, 800 barrels.