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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-08
UPWARD NOW
NET A CHECK
Contracting MoneyMarket Caused
Prices to Decline.
RECENT ACTIVE STOCKS FELL
FURRY in Money Market Was overshad-
owing Influence, Making the Close
Active, Easy and About the
Lowest-Bonds Easier.

NEW YORK, April The upward
movement OK stocks. which had attained
some Roadway during the latter part OF
last week, did not prosper to-day in face
OF the rapidly-contracting supplies in the
money market. The stocks which were
made the leaders OF last weeks move
ment were The chief sufferers from the
selling. The total volume of Dealings fell
considerably below the million share
mark touched on Friday, but considerably
more than onc-;hird of the total was
made up OF St. Paul. Louisville and Nash
willie and Union Pacific. The selling cost
ST. Paul ess: Louisville and Nashville, rs.
and Union Pacific. 1& This course Of
events naturally de;racted somewhat
from the interest in the ConjeCtures of
the source OF the heavy demand for those
stocks, and the community Of interest
and merger project which might be aimed
at Wall Streets suspicion OF last week.
that the movement was a speculative
lnanoeuvre TO invite q following in the
general market, was strengthened. The
rather abrupt reaction IN these stocks as
a result OF the developments in the money
market was chiefly remarkable from the
fact that those developments were gen.
orally admitted to be impending last week.
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EXPORTS COLD
CAUSE A BREAK
The Stock Market Sold of IN
Yesterdays Trading.
LOUISVILLE AND ST, PAUL
Which Were Doomed Last Week, Lost
Each About Two Points-Louisvile
to Issue New Stock-A Rail-
road Was Suggested.
AND ST. PAUL 'l.J

The stock market had a setback yes
terday, and there was a sharp break IN
some stocks WHICH bad rs nd fS,s Dfna
and Nashville. Soon after the market
opened there was heavy selling by brok-
ers who were responsible for the advance
certain speculative Chicago interests.
which have been the leaders Of the mar
the traders to go short Of stocks and
brought about some liquidation by COM
mission houses. Their transactlonS were
Nashville. There was also some pressure
on Union Pacific. The rest of the list
was comparatively dull. but with q sym m
1oa rG II Was assisted By
an announcement that s2.5o0,00O had been
engaged for export. by to-morroWs
ing. Paris. Toward noon a moderate rally
took place, but was succeeded by
further decline, owing to a sharp upward
movement in the rates for call Money Money
loans were being made at per cent. The
cause of the Upward movement mt was said
to- be e "a 6 of !" the OF
The rates subsequently reacted on free
lending by J. P. Morgan & Co.
Amalgamated Copper was somewhat
IouisvTfLE's NEW STOCK.
The following announcement was made
from New York:
I'm accordance with the authority. given
the Board OF Directors at a meeting Of
stockholders at Louisville, November s,
1888. to increase the capital stock by
s., 100000, it has this day authorized its
issue, among other purposes, including
the lowering of grades on the Henderson
division; the proceeds will be for the fol-
lowing:
'.The Louisville and Nashville has .ac-
quired a najority of the common and pre-
ferred stock of Atlantic. Knoxville and
Northern Railway and has entered upon
VILE to Jellico. Tenn. connecting the last
! mentioned road with the Louisville and
Nashville, forming a line between Cincin-
natl and Atlanta, more than one hundred
miles shorter than present line; it will
furnish improved facilities for the trans
Southeast, and a valuable mineral land
traffic as well as a most desirable coal
traffic will be developed
Upon that announcement the Louisville
and Nashville stock broke and closed 2
points lower. than on Saturday, the
Colorado and Southern first preferred
! was somewhat strong yesterday. selling
= COOP EARNINGS.
For the fourth week in March the fol-
louisville and Nashville, s14.o92: Missouri.
! Kansas and Texas. s4.373; Big Four, s472 :
274: Peoria and Eastern. s14,5s2; Chicago
and indianapolis, s17,545; Central of Geor-
! gia, s27792;; Mexican Central. s177.563 For
! increase was s154.064. For the fourth
week in March Toledo, Peoria and West
| ern reports decrease of IS. 1888. The Panama
sls6,2ss. ~s'S 40 ca
The market closed dull and heavy.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK., April THE cotton market
opened nrm with prices 4995 points higher, fol-
lowing an unexpected show OF strength In the
liverpool market, where futures were up
points and spot cotton 1.32d. to the highest
level Of the season. The Opening figures proved
to be top for the session; however, as soon
after the call tremendous liquidation set in and
soon carried the whole list 3@4 points lower
Arbitrage houses were very large buyers all the
forenoon, and at times 10 the later session;
Commission houses and VALE Street appeared
anxious to reduce their heretofore enor nous lead,
taking advantage of the bullish Influences at
work. go that the market would absorb their
offerings without weakening appreciably. The
English market had been generally expected
to q decline o@3ls points, and Z the surprising
course OF that market prior to the New York
opening for the moment badly frightened the
shorts.fsThe West seemed to be an eager seller
In the afternoon, spot cotton houses. Philadel.
Yphia Interests and Europe bought near months
Port receipts were rather larger In proportion
than the. avera sc OF late. though still consd-
<erably under those OF the same week last year.
Conservative estimates placing this week S lin
sight: at rs 900 to 80, 600 bales against 122
900 bales the same week last year.. were not
without their influence. Interior town receipts
were very small, but 1883 bales against ship
ments OF 1851 bales. Near the close July
house selling but Immediately stiffened on
active bull support and demand from shorts. The
close was steady with prices net 3@1O points
higher. Total sales were estimated at 300G
bales. mostly May. July and August contracts.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, April T.-FLOUR-Dull;
western extra, $500; western clcar( $5.2o@3.55.
Wheat, dull; contract. spot and the month,
Corn dull and easy; spot and the E,onth, 6194 q
62c.; southern white corn, 631Ac. Oats, tirmer:
No. . white. 50@5Ohc. Rye, steady; No =
nearby, 60@6lc. Butter. firm and unchanged;
fancy imitation, 24@20c.: fancy creamery. SOC
Gle. EGGS. firm and unchanged; fresh. 15c.
Cheese, firm and unchanged; large, 12@121ac.;
small, 13@13s4c. Sugar, firm and Unchanged;
fine and coarse granulatcd $4.S6h.
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CATTLE MARKETS

NEW YORK, April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1903 head; steers Arm to 1oc higher; bulls and
Steers. s5.4o@7.o5; erubs, $3.50: oxed IS; bulls.
Ss25@5:25; cows s2@4, Cables higher: live
per
cattle. 40 sheep aud $50 quarters OF beef to-
morrow, 720 cattle. 2O55 sheep and $500 quar-
market mar 5oc. Gs1 lover. veals. ss5o@7 25; lit,
tie calves. $2.5o9s:, city dressed veals lower ae
h S@1 few cara held
crn sheep. Sl@6: export. S6.25G6.50; clipped
sheep; ss.5oG AIS shorn limbs, se@7.4o clipped
Hoss-Reee l, 7.42s head, market very hrm:
State hogs, $690@7.
EAST BUFFALO. N. y, April 7.-cATTLE--
Receipts. $500 head. market active and LOO
sSs nset best ea st Feoo medium
and sx2%51
Sos; Others. s45o@5: best fat cows, S4.756
525 ca nners to good butchers, s25oG32o: best
fresh cows and sprinEers, strong for good and
4o@o5c easy and common : s to eo
light Canada stockers. 400 to 500 pounds. sac
475; choice feeders. So; fair to good. s4.5o@
45 veal tops fair ali to goo, good Ss@Sso;
1850 head: active: 1oM15c: higher; heavy:
s5@5ls; m ad so9o@7 sSss9
s5.75de; fair to good. s5.4o@5.e5: culls and
common. SS.5o64.75; yearlings. Se.25@6.50 top
lambs $7l 7.25: fair to good, S6.75@7; culls
and common S3.50G6.50.
CHICAGO, ILL. April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1s,56n bend. including % cars westerns; strong
to 1oc higher; good to J prime rs steers s66oG
feeders. $a5o@5.25; cows. s1.a5@5.75; hctfers,
s3.5o@s: Gamers. s1.ao@o.4o: BULLS s25o@
525: calves. s2.5oae: Texas.fed steers. S5@6:
western steers, hsf-fed. s5.2oG6. Hogs-Re.
.ccipts. to-day. "a 900 head; tomorrow. g, 900
head: left over. 1000 head mostly 1oc.S higher;
heary, So. s5@7. o3; rough. heavy. So. 5M6.s5;
light. ss.4o@6.7o hulk Of sales. se.75@7.
.Sheop-Receipts. II 900 head: sheep steady to
choice fswethers. s5o5@5.75: western sheep and
yeariinss: $4.5oG6:s native lambs, S4.75@7;
western lambs. s5.25@7.
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 7.-COFFEE-The market
for scorfee futures opened steady with prices I'M
changed to points higher and followed the
Gus tomary of late, narrow rut with trading
quite of q professional settlement character. The
market closed quiet and net unchanged to 8
points lower: Total sales were only 7,29o
mild, quiet; Cordova. s,t@12c.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

5 CHICAGO, ILL, April Grain spectators
had conflicting opinions Regarding the cute
tempted to reconcile them with the weekly stat
istics, produced something of a Jagged market.
Prices rose and fell with the changing senti-
May wheat showed gain OF &C.; May corn,
&c. lower, and May oats, 1sc. down. Provisions
los 5@12hc.
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Avcr1ors aa1.s-ruruHE nl1k


TRUSTEES SALE 81
VERY yA4rAEL5;;.,l:s1.dYPIKNoTs .Eapsf *.
FEB 81 oS A9s e -.
AS Iog 5aesssn 70
q Watkins. dated tho 18th day % Uss
cerubec. 1895. and duly recorded ~ ~ G Gh.o.
90. page 49, in the clerks oflie9 q p, mn.
ii iei1i auction. al tho Courthouse OF SAD
co,aty. at IL M, on MONDAY. Apr. n
1ss2 that valuable lot Of land n pa. c..,nry
containing two hundred acres more .os
l.ss. bounded on the nc-th by lana forimt
RYiy belonging to Butler arc Baker soslsns
by sae Woodgrkf IS roae san thts prop.
~ il a two-stor1, six-room dwelling
na.1 through centes, ano from Soo % ~! aMs
cords ofswood OF aeons sootW ZEE. Ha ,,iiss
from Tinley's Statiora on the = sIsn AVA.
and Powhatan Railroad CONVENIENT .a
ct.Irch. schooi-housc, roetos11ce ai1u se~
and Srist mills. go
Second Immediately efter tho abovs
sale. as substituted trustee ~ iEe ueSu VI
trust made to Thomas e. Wasklas. f:.s!S ~
3;st day OF August, 1900. record 81 IN E.3,t:.s
1Oo page III. at the clerks office a1oresaid.
from L.. J. Jackson and wife and at tns
request OF the owners. shall sell az pug :.
&c HuCIlOu III Sau S<Stt SAASe''N..
court day. T. Q. MONDAY, April IL 1907
that valuable little farm adjoining ing
above property, containing % acres. WITH
q new four-room dwelling, hall througni
center. are the improvements thereor.
About 50 cords of wood can be cut from
this latter property.
cases-One- third cash, and the balance on
credits of six and twelve months: ne.
gotiable notes to BIO given for deferred
payments, and title retained until said
notes are paid: interest added in said
notes six per cent. All taxes PAID to jan.
JOHN D. WATKINS
Substituted Trustee.
T. Pannilrs Sons, Auotioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
COTTON SALE
A MAGNIFICENT FARM

in Nottoway county, Va. known as the
"Grove and Hardaway'' tract. about five
miles from Blackstone on the N. & w.
Ry., containing 1.576 acres: also fifty head
of Sheep, Horses. Cows, Hogs. Mules.
Wagons, Carts. Farming Implements of
every description: Harness, etc, etc, on
THURSDAY, APRIL II. 1902,
on the premises. commencing at 1880
o'clock sharp.
AS directed by the owner, we will sell
by public auction, Thursday. April II, 1902
on the premises, commencing at 1880
sharp:
the Grove and HardawaY tract, containing
1876 acres. located about five miles from
Blackstone. on the N & w. Ry., adjoin-
ing the farm of Mr.. Allen Barbee. There
is. estimated to be three. million feet of
standing timber on this land. principally
large fine Oak, Pine, etc, and it is con-
that section Of the country. well watered
fertile. with all necessary buildings, such
as dwellings, tenements. tobacco barns
sta bleS, etc.
2. Immediately after the above SALE we
will sell 80 head of Sheep. II Cows. II
Hogs. Horses. 5 Mules, 2 Wagons, 5
Carts. 25 Sets of Harness. and Farming
Implements Of every description; also
household and kitchen Furniture.
TERAIS-For the chattel property. cash;
terms for: the farm made known day of
sale. For particulars apply to
T. PANNItL'S SONS.
Petersburg, Va, Auctioneers.
Sale positive.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL z. 1902.

PORT OF RICHMOND. April. z, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Catherine. Norfolk mer.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer lemassee. O'Nell, philadelphia. Pa.
merchandise and passengers, Clyde line.
- Tag Stella Jones. Baltimore, barge of oil
Standard Oil Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, James River lind
md Norfolk merchandise and passengers. VIZ
einia Navigation Conpn ny.
steamer Lakewood. Craddock. James Rive,
Ia ndines and Scotland. merchandise and passen
eers T. v Archer. manager.
Steamer Saginaw. Tunnel PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Steamer Brandon. Catherine, Norfolk, mer
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Tug Stella. Jones, Baltimore. oil barge.
Schooner John S. Beacham, Morgan. Bridge
Barge Minnie N. saylor, Bausman. ames River
wood
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MONEY AND ExcHASGE-a1oney on call
firm at 467 per cent; closing bid and asked.
BIZ al per cent: prime mercantile paper. 41a15
neT cent Sterling exchange steady with actual
and at s4-s3ss for sixty days: posted rates.
Sd .s1@i.S ssh: commercial bills. S4s42 G4s53;.
Bar silver. 5%;s: Mexican dollars 49, Govern
road bonds. irregular.
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PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. April 7.-PEANUTs-ouiet:
vireinia ns-GAativs ls# at axe. for best stock.
sIascy. 10s1Se.; strietly prime &c.; prime. AZ -
2%c.8 Spanish, re.
- PETERSBURG, VA, April 7.-PEANUTS-5
Market Quiet. 80 81
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e,d,nc cultures ranred as follows:

ready. No. 5 spring wheat, 703s ql72Ac.: No.
Fred rise. No. 2 yelloa corn. soc. No.
oats, 42izc.: No. 2 white. 4512 q i6c.; No.
white Az 645%ic. No. . rye, SIC. Fair to
choice mailing barley, 63G67c. No. l flaxseed,
s1.67; No. northwestern; S1.75. Ness pork.
$9.45 d0.471a: shore ribs sides Ooosel, $S1U@
s.s5; dry sailed shoulders tbo1edl, SI.37 @75O;
short clear sides (boxedl. S9.eo19.30. Whiskey,
basis of high wines. s1.30; clover, contract
grade, S7.95. Butter. firm; creamerics 2:Gl30c.;
daries, 22@27c. Cheese. steady at 12g1oc.
Eggs firm; fresh. 14 aae keeeipts-Whe at,
bushels; hogs, 81, 900 head.
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Cotton futures opened steady and closed stead

Cotton quiet; midding, 913-16c.; net re-
ceipts, 5s7 bales: gross, $500 bales; sales 1s9
bales; stock, 1o91U9 bales.
port to Great Britain, $50 bales stock, 645e35
bales.
port to Great Britain, II OPS bales; to the Con-
tincnt, $3.50 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts, $3.50,
2s6 bales; export to Great Britain, 2.749, lat
bales; to France, 6446o7 bales; to the Continent,
2,267, $40 bales.
PETERSBURG, VA, April 7.-CoTTON-
Market frm at Sc. for good lots. =.
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Took MARKET,

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, April 7.-Scaboard com
mon. 24@24A: do. preferred, 44944h. Sea-
board As, unchanged.
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa April 7.-CATTLE-
Higher: choice. SO. 1906 So: prime, s640@6 .65;
good: S5.7O6 4. 20. Hogs-Higher: prime heav-
ics.S s7.l5G. 7s2o: best mediums. s,@7.05: heavy
workers. Sc ao@6 .o5; light yorkers. So TOO ,So
Higher: Best wethers.s e66 IS: culls and CON.
mon $a@ ga; veal calves. s5.50@ 6.
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CISC1SNAT1. o. pril .-HoGs-Active and
higher SIS s567 10. Cattle-Strong, S5:25@6 %.
sheep-Steady, Sc.75@6.75 Lambs-Strons,
$500 1855.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. C.. April 7.-sPIRITs
Observation-Disclosures doing: receipts, 4
easkss sa Rosin-S Steady S1.1om1.15: receits. is
harrels Crude turpentine--Steadys at 81. $50
2:6o: receipts. As barrels. Tar-Firm. $1.o0;
receipts. 314 barrels.
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FORT NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL z, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Steamer. Harry Luckenbach, New York
Stea mer Cayo Romano. New Orleans.
Barge Independent Boston.
Schooner Mary E. Palmer, Boston.
& Schooner Marguerite Providence.
Schooner Al. p Sma IL. Portland
Schooner Charles Noble Simmons: New York.
Schooner Van Name and King. New York.
= Schooner R.. s. T. Hargraves. Boston.
Steamer Hector, Bos ton.
Steamer Northeastern. Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Lassel. Boston.
Steamer Ca5o Romano. London.
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Home Building
Company's Property
BY E. 4. Catlin.
No. s N. Eleventh Street.
wEDNESDAYYAPRIL 9TH,
AT 4:30 O'CLOCK p. NJ,

AL f:So ~ CLOSfSsI. M.p
AT
NO. 6 n. ELEVENTH STREET.
At the time and place above named.
large amount Of property will be sold. TO
witch the public generally is invited. II
consists In part of the following:
3l2 Stevenson Street, extending back to
second Street.
and Bacon Street.
Two-story Dwelling, Roseneath Road
and Ivy Street.
1714 and 1716 Winder Street.
332 North Eighteenth Street
7l3 and It's South Laurel Street.
1872 Claiborne Street.
32S North Eighteenth Street.
Southwest corner Stockton and TnIr-
teentIl Streets
100 Everett Street.
SIS and $40 Seventh Street
21ltEverett Street.
21G5 Everett Street.
2115 Everett Street.
500 Decatur Street.
10 and u East Sixth Street
In addition to above, will sell number
of very pretty LoTS In Barton Heights
and Brookland Park.
TERMS-At sale.
E. A. CATLIN,
Auctioneer.
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X. s:.45; N, Sass; N, ss.25; W G, $3.50; ~
", $685..
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 7.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm, 111ac. Rosin-Unchansed
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Tho answer made to this was that tne
abundance OF capital In the West woulo a
relieve tho situation ana give Tree SCOPE
TO the buying OF stocks. but when tn the
this afternoon. the highest point OF tn 2 9
season, this assurance did not ayaal 20
prevent throwing over OF large amoun.s
Of stocks. The foreign exchange maTke5
by the outgo Of Sc 10000 gold. showing
that the consign>aent is In payment OF
foreign obligations. as has been the ease
with preceding shipments for some tlnae.
AS the bank statement on S3turday
showed the surplus reserve down 70 = .h4s.-
mands We're sufficient to wipe out the
surplus: All departments of the list were
affected. and the days LOSSES run quite
generally from 1@2 points and over that
IN exceptional cases Amalgamated Cop
per ignored the general tendency or the
going up: and rose quickly at the last OF
the day to 11s over last week. Other firm
spots were in the local fractions. some
OF the express stocks. Westinghouse
Electric. Chicago and Alton. the. Wincon-
sin Central stocks the Duluth south
minor stocks. The action Of the days
grain markets gave some intiration that
last weeks stock market assumptions OF
me SAFETY OF the winter wheat crop were
somewhat premature. But the furry IN
the money market was the overshadowins
and easy and generally at the lowest.
a few of the newer bond issues we're
advanced, but tho general tendency was
signify easier in sympathy with stocks
iota! sales. par value. A5E0.0t1. United
States bonds were ali unchanged on the
last call.
The total sales Of stocks for the day
were 6l7.100 shares.
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BY E. A. Catlin.
NO N. Eleventh Street.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING or
MERCANTILE PROPERTY
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CARY AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS.

On THURSDAY. April 10TH at $50
that most valuable property. located at
the northwest corner Of Cary and Eigh-5
tenth Streets. which has q frontage on
30 feet to y wide alley. There Is q great
scarcity of properties of this magnitudo
right in the center Of the city which have
hsl,ca this sale should attract merchants
and manufacturers who want to enlarge
their plants and do away with heavy haul
ing Expenses. The rentals at this time
amount to only $3.50. which IS due to tho
fact that owner has declined to give year
" leases on the property.
TERMS-At sale.
z. A. CATLIN,
Auotioneer.
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q SAVANNAH. CA April 7.TURPENTINE-s
Firm. 1sc - receints 2oI casks: sales, 0o6
3essks: export "a 81 cas- ky. Rosin-F Firm !: re-
sceitfs sdas barrels s. les 459 barrels: ex.
~ &. 80; F, sl.35 =. sl55 l.so;
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LYNCHBUnG ropAcCo MARKEr

Lynchburg, Va, April Z, 1907
Receipts of tabocco in the warehouses Of the
city for the past week have been rather light as
compared with preceding weeks, and there has
been slight falling OF in prices on nearly all
grades.
The quotations are as follows:
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BY A. J. Chewing Company,
Real Estate AIctsoneerS.
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Westham Granite Company. OF Virginia
I hereby certify that the bond required
of the commissioners. Chas. u. Williams
toned cause. has been duly. executed.
Given under my hand this ed day OF
: - .. ; s.. H. FLoURNoY. Clerk
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The First Local Mint.

One OF the institutions here
which has the special attention Of
tourists as we'll as the local people
is the Mint. which is established on
Nuuanu street, opposite Queen
Emma Hall. it is interesting to
enter the large main working room
where general manager McDonough
and his corps Of assistants are al
work. The cool and large lanai is a
proper resting place and the vaults,
where the "bars" to be minted and
beer are kept present a very tasty
spectacle. The Mint is open from
$50 =. m. to ll:30 p. m. and during
those hours the work never ceases,
Visitors after looking over the place
will find first class refreshments and
the purest OF liquors.