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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-03
STOCK MARKET
-STAGNANI
There Was Obvious Readiness TO
Support it at Any Sign Ct Break.
a0NDs HaLTING;; IRREGULAR
There Was an Evident Desire Among
Spectators to Ava, Result of the
Presidents Conference With
the Coal Operators.
lRv Associated l.rcss.a


NEW YORK, oct. There was: an
increasing tendency 10 duliness IN the
stock market to-day. and the conditions
became serni-staslant At tunes. There
mas an obvious readiness backed by po@-
mrul resources, 10 support the market
:. any indication OF a uleak IN prices,
such US occurred at the opening, bat there
Was an equally OBVIOUS disposition 10 Keep
advances Wlinif moderate liililts ana NOT
induce any renewed outBfeah 81 extensive
speculation ae aaoItllon pl5ts}5S i5ofisS
IN STOCK market operations by "eaa7
equipped iofces served % retilto1ce tile
atl!BuAIs4lfig policy OF tae pt1hsss - I 81
fillCt t1t stccuia tive erf fllftt CT lt.lit3S
Blsl3 a1lt-i ans. money oullhQh4 It1S cisdEsl
iil eyllt.r,tly Ilse rt,>sI1e 10 ;isSa@I the IL
SGlt of to-tn01lsDW' : GpBit3'ts5Se @ Sosii
operators aaa miners EeIttstttta q We
wiki ISrGsttefI Roosevelt NSits sstsoz.'+ =;
sLT3ining influence Oh sttSt stii LII. -
q consequence S}seCu4 atE0t3 ilaI1efleG 0aL
almost completely. ana ANS az siei}i3!tA!t
Was regarded MIG genuine; i'tst4tt t.&Ett "a 4
isiactipn by tIIG DeSt OPINION u sits man
cial world. Ii Is ,eallzed iaat the le.sef
otlercd 10 tile money market ~ s2sc. =
iasg- Shaws actiQG aNeitgti a zfsssSts iiat
promised 10 become daitstsrous, and ti,t5
determination is manifest Lot To allow
the resources thus TinsiGed 10 be l9fpf5-s
eally 3ise8 or the purpose ~ & 1 teltsN''ssl
speculative imitation O seetllltles. iatsI 2
are various developments Lu5 s1seA stlSo
fflgt tieie are abundant recurrence
liYul New York moacS resources Set.str
he meet, ail6 that some o. ms it9sssii'tt
sourees OF le!iet nave lteen s!1at 245 - -
the present oy the possession 81 >t
1i8nai facilities afforded lay taa reifsfse
al r,astryes against QtTtrilfisei
Thefs Hlts deposit AZ s5ta Stttf-i festi5ls-t
ia-ftsfy IN S53ts1 i0r ta.fgI t3lllG II tts.ssler
TO htssr Orleans. ard tilc taQNeEl2etlt ~
aaii,Fsftey laf express Is against AtA AsfliiS.
an 5aiance. 'Eo-daH9s tf*aisee illfs
Sank 81 england minimum alsaolil.t fsfs
nj t.tEI
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady with prices unchanged
K, points higher, following which there
was a slight further rise on general buy
ing. led by the room shorts. The Liver
pool market news contained nothing TO
stimulate investment buying, and the
weather chart failed TO offer special in
duceme.t 10 the room bulls Nevertlle-
less, there was little cotton for sale. The
South and Europe sold on the rise. as did
some Of the more determined bear opera
tors Not long after the call the market
suffered a reaction under realizing By
commission houses and continued pressure
from the bear side. The receipts at the
ports were seen TO be increasing again,
and rumors were circulated TO the effect
that to-morrow's bereau condition state
ment for October will give 50 or over.
After easing off TO $50, the whole list
stiffened up again soon after the noon
hour on reports of damage to open cotton
/, yexcessire rains in Northern Texas.
The ring shorts. however. were about tSe
only buyers on this information. and late
in the afternoon the market turned weak
under active public realizing With a fresh
demonstration Of bear confidence. The
selling movement was active all the last
hour. and at the close the tone was barely
steady with prices net sal points lower.
Total sales were estimated at 80. 900 bales.
u Cotton futures oDer1ed steady. clnsed
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RATE OF DISCOUNT RAISED
The Bank of England Advances It from
Three to Four Per Cent.
lRx Associated Press -.

LONDON, Oct 2.-The Bank OF Eng
lands rate OF discount was increased
rom 8 to 4 per cent. to-day The ad-
vance had In a great measure been an
ticipated in consequences Of the stin-
gency in the money market and the de-
pletion of gold as shown by the re-
port Of the Bank OF England Conse-
nuently its effect was moderate. Prices
declined fractionally In all the leading
departments under the lead Of consols,
which lost one-eight OF point.
Opinion in Lombard Street favored an
advance OF full point as it was claim
ed that the precautionary measures had
arriy ed. Notwithstanding Secretary
Shaw's measures. a strong demand for
bar gold for the United States continues
ard Egypt and South America are also
short
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct 2.--There has been a
very quiet market on the spot to-day, ow-
ing to Jewish New Year holiday, laii
buyers being In attendance. No other
change can be noted for either staple or
fancy lines of cotton goods. Silks ana
ribbons are firm, but demand moderate.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK. oct. s2.-FLoUR-a1ark

5NEAt# YORK; Oct. 2.-FLOUR-Nlarket
was fairly active again and firm at old
prices Rye Flour-Firm at s2.2oa2.5o.
1oii1neal-Q Quiet: yellow western. Sl.5I..
Rye--Steady; No. : western. 5Sc. Barley
I Steady; feeding, 43c
A2flea t-Spot steady; No 2 red. &c.
Qpeing easier because OF disappointing
cables from Liverpool and short sell.
Wf1ea experienced q sharp recovery and
co1!s3ae era pie S.Yance on strong jump IN
corr, fair clearances smaller northwest
!@receipts, rumored export business and ac-
i've covering. This was followed by. q
second reaction. due to pront-taking. The.
market Closed about steady at partial
l#5sc. net decline. May closed 7.2ic.: De-
ceinile,, "A SC.
Corn--Spot firrner; No. 2. 691sc- Option
Inarlst opened firm on rains, eased off un-
lztier poor cables but turned strong
small carlnt estimates at Chicago. adj
vanclng nearly a cent a bushei on heavy
covering. II then weakened again
through realizing sales, but rallied and
closed firm t SsGT1c. net advanced. jan
uary. closed at Soc: May, +Issc.: October.
G6l3c.:: November. &c, December, sic
market was firm and more active until
afternoon when it e2sed off little Win
corn. October closed at &c.; December,
Reef-steaiv. Cut meats-Firm. Lard
Dull; western steamed. a1.6o; October
closed at $1G6p; refined dull Pork-tlrm /;
mess. $1S.251f1S.75.
TaIlow-F,iru. Eosiu--Steady. Turpen-
:
Cas.e-E8tIireS opened barely steady with
prices unchanged TO > points lower. this
in response 10 a Hamburg decline and to
liberal receipts from local bears. Prices
Jumped sharply IN the afternoon on COW
.aring and fairly active buying by bull
leaders. the net advance at one time
reaching 15aflg points. But bears at the
close sold the market down points, final
isti1tirss being net unchanged to 5 points
higher. Sales amounted to 800 bags.
SPOT Rio, quiet; No. invoice, ) 5-16c.;
mild market quiet; CordoVa. SG11lac.
| Sugar-Raw, firm: fair refining. Sc: CEN
trifusal, 81 test, Sic; refined, steady.
Butter-SteadN: extra creamery. 221ac.;
State dairy, 17M21i2c. Cheese..-Firm: new
State full cream. small colored fancy.
12c.; small white, l2c. Esgs-SteadE'
average. best 24a24c.: western candled.
2ln2Sc.. refrigerated. 1sI21c.
Potatoes-stsady, Jerseys. a s. 5o5z1 s. St.
Long Island. sl.6291.75; south Jersey
sweets. $2Ii2-s0.
Si.d651Sc.; other domestic. 51aI5%:c.
ahbaees-Quiet: Long Island. per 100,
seas Cotton-By steamer to Liverpool,
15c.
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 2.-Tradlng in
corn was one of the principal features on
the Board of Trade to-day. and consid-
cradle strength was manifested in both
the grain and provision pits December
corn. s.f17sc. higher: December wheat, 4 C.
lower. while oats closed nc. higher. jan
liary5 provisions closed from a shade lower.
to 18c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Lynchburg, Va, Oct. 2, 1902.
Receipts OF tobacco in the warehouses
the city are very light. the Offerings
ba:ne nrinc!pally in primings, the qua lify
oS winch has not been satisfactory
prices for common grades rule high. For
The better grades prices have shown a
o. 55notatlons are as follows:
DARK GRADES.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. n. C.. Oct. 2-sPIRITs
TURPENTINEQuoa at 471sc bid: re-
ceipts, 46 casks. Rosin--Steady at sl.15@
l20; receipts. s2S7 barrels. Crude turpen-
tine-Firrn at s1.60G2Go: receipts, IS bar
.rels. Tar-Firm at s1.40; receipt. II bar
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. 2.-TURPEN-
sTINE-Firm at 4si4c-; receipts. LOOT
casks; sales, 799 casks: exports 1874 casks.
Rosin-Firm;4 receipts, 500 barrels; sales.
ia barrels: exports, 1854 barrels. sa
CHARLESTON. S. G., Oct. 2.-TUR-
PENTINE AND ROS1N-Unchanged
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Alleged Theft.

Two white men named Ike McDerman
ard John Reevas were arrested by Po-
liceman Neisz yesterday and carried to
the Second Station. They are charged
With taking $40 worth Of clothing from
e S. Lnkmans.
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To Serve Again.

Owing to the violation Of conditional
pardon granted him by Governor Non
tague, ~. Edward Brown has been brought
back to the penitentiary to complete the
original sentence.
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.co1.ToSsEED OH MARKET.

NETWORK oct. 2.-Cottonseed oil was
steadily held on spot in absence of offer
inrs. Prime crude. + Q + mills. 2S123c.;
nrirne summer yellow. 3s@S9c.: off summre
yellow. .3Sc; prime white. 44c.; prime win
ter yellow. 4ic.; prime 6l96Sc.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 2. 1902.
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 2. 1902.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Catherine, Norfolk
Merchandise and passengers, Old Domin.
ion line.
and James River landings. merchandise
and ma ssengers. Virginia Navigation Co );
Steamer Winyah, Simmons, Philadel-
mia Pa, merchandise and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Catherine, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
ion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. :, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Barge Mary. C.. McNailv. Philadelphia.
Schooner Demory Gray. New York.
SAILED.
Barge Enos soule. Norfolk.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. OCT. 2.
SAILED.
Barge Experiment Joseph. loaded lum-
Schooner Henry z. May, Douglas. load
ed lumber, City Point, va.
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%, c,N u
R!chmendS ID OCT : l'o--
SALES
Atlantic Coast Line commons shares
d Co. ~ Stasi! - q = !el. -
NIi giniasGarolina Chemical common--lo
S-ti6t=s =. p2f@, ~ ssl4ssi - :. : ~
Nirginia (sc1ttu,lts--S2s'l9 al w
Nir9iaia- Carolina Chemical "a, f1feterred-
10 shares at 10; 10 shares at l29; ~ shayas
al l-1. :.
4snleTjcatl Locomotive pseIefIed--io
shares AT -
STATE sECt5f<la 70. 80 Askeo
Va US new, and H. is3,---- - - 32;
Na Centuries, 20, y aEd f':.--: e. ''7s
7,,, F{4 -, !, 1a7o-1o2o iii
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PEANUT MARKETS.

o1,ists~- Vircinians-Active at SIC for bes,
stock. Fancy. sgShc.; strictly prime. soc !:
s't PETERSBURG, VA. Oct. PEA
NUrS-Market quiet.
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Money Loaned Salaried People

retail merchants. Transfers, boarding
houses without security. Largest business
In 4 principal cities. TOLA1AN. Room
10 uD Main Stxaak
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], n TTuovE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. Oct Sea board
Air Ililla common. a9l3 Gf31;5; do. preferred.
.glslsi5l. Seaboarl As, S5ssGS5's.
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E futures ranged as follows:
Omen. High. low, Clos
cash quotations were as foIlows-Ft

steady. No. . spring wheat, 75g73,5c.;; No.
s. S6171c..;, 10. 2 red. 6s1sca69c. No; corn
6ic.; No: . yellow. 611ac. No. oats, 2Ii44@
27]5c, No. 5 white 2912M34c. No. 2 rye,
3SSJIse. No faNseed s1.2a; No. l north
western, s1.27t. Mess pork, per barrel
SIS. S5Sfl6.99, short ribs sides Qoosel. Sil l9N#
10, dry salt deshoulders (boXed1. M2a@
975t> short clear sides tboxed). s1lshnd
II ii2s.aa Whisky. basis OF. high wines. ST.
Clover. contract grade, $3.50. Butter MAI
Kat sready; creameries, 16Gg22tac.: dairies.
l5a2ae cheese steady at lol5a q g. 5gss
I2eceipts--N, heat, 2SS.SO0 bushels: corn,
IA. 90V bushels. oats, go, 400 bushels; hogs
--i IsALT!MoRE. ND. Oct 2.-FLoUR-
Duh and unchanged, Whea {
72a4 f i,,1.277sc.: southern by sample, 640l2c
CoIn-Strong; new or old November. &c
Bic, . year. 6sd6S,4c.;; southern white corn.
fSlsS9c. Oats-Quite: Mo- white, S4@s5c..
No 2 mixed. 2sl2s1ac. Rye-Steady; No.
! :54aI5.lAc.: No. 2 western. 55I55llc. But
ter-aFirm and higher; fancy imitation.
f9s?orc; fancy creamery. 2SG2ic.: fancy
Iat1le. l6Gisc. EEgs-Fir1n and unchanged.
Cheese and sugar-Frm and unchanged
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What Makes
Paying Stock.
An Abundance of Material, Accessibility
to Market, Ability to Produce at
aPaying Profit, Good Mans
agenent in Business.
agement in Bushes

All Of these requisites the Rich!and on
Company possess 10.10 acres of land IN
the heart of the oil field of Kentucky:
the largest producing well In KENTUCKY
and others being put down. The stand
ard Oil Company as purchaser, with It's
pipe line and tanks. now being put down
right at our door, completes our claim
that we can sell stock that will pay, ana
pay largely.
executive officers To prove our i ann
$500 worth of stock will be given a round
trip ticket to Barboursville. KY. which
is in the OIL region, SO that a personal
examination OF our holdings may con-
vince the investor that we have Wna le
We claim; and If it is found that we nave
not the land, the oil and the market, then
the purchase will be cancelled and money
returned.
Enhancement in value Of stock natural aa1l !.
y follows good dividends. Our stock is
80 cts pes share from the Esd of Septem-
Der, 1902. Correspondence solicited from
persons of the city.
President, S. E. hlORRISS, Lynchburg, Va.
Vice IS w. NJ DABN Y, Barboursvitle.
KY
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Petersburg. Va. Oct 2. 1902.
Sales have been large for several days
and prices lower.
The quotations are as follows:
Common to medium lugs......s 40OH$ s.
Eair to good short leat........ $500 SEQ
Medium to good wrappers...... sO09 Il. 90
Good 60 fine wrappers.......... 5000 % 90
time shipping ................... 10000 Is. 20
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oec'y & Treas, II. INVITE,
B!ueilcld, w. Va.
Director for Richmond,
DR.. EDWIN P. WRIGHT.
s. c. G0DDIN, Richm.nd Agent,
82I East Main Street.

and butchers s7.15also: good to choice
heavy, sI.4DlN7.70 rough heavy. s6.70lr7.7.;;
light. $7Q7.5o: bulk of sales, s7.15d7 go
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head. steady;
lambs steady. Good to choice wethers,
81 :i)00 ~
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CHICAGO. ILL. Oct 2.-CATTLRRe

CHICAGO. ILL. Oct 2.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 5000 head. i including 5000 westerns;
Steers, s7.ss5Gs.4o; poor to medium s40l7;
cows, s1.25145 90; heifers. s2.25do.25: can
ners. s1.25@2.4o; bulls. s22.ea64.75; calves,
50. 51a77: Texas-fsd steers. s6G6.75: western.
So 1904 10. Hogs-Receipts to-day Il, 600
head l. tomorrow, 5000 head; left over,
a.0oo head; average. 10c. higher. Mixed
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HFJf WANTED-FEMALE.

LADY WHO IS ALONE
part Of the time offers q home to
good reliable person to assist her In
light house work. Apply to Mrs. G. C.
q L., King William Courthouse, Va.
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Cotton futures opened steady; closed
barely steady: Opened. Closed.
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THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
co No. 800 East Broad Stree, has used
DE SPANS CLEANING COMPOUND q
for two years ard say it is by far the
best they ever tried Try It. No. 90
East Broad Street
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CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-BEEN-Es-Re-
caipts, 2S7 head; dressed beef steady.
Cables last received quoted American
stears5 at 12@l4c.. dressed weight; re-
frigerator beef at l21sc. per pound.
Caives-Receipts, Ill head. very dull;
sales inclued a few state and Pennsylvn-
MIA yeals at $S.2oGS. 80 per 100 pounds.
Sheep and la1nbs-Recelpts, 3.511 head ];
good sheep steady. others weak; lambs
slow, but average sales slightly stronger
than Yesterday Sheep sold at s.. 7o1Ss0
per 100 pounds; lambs, s5.506a.7s; a car of
Canadians at $3.50. Dressed mutton, ex-
IRENE range. 5.a9I11ec.; dressed lambs. 71s@
l0c 5Hags-Receipts. 2.l96 head firm: State
pounds.
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WANTED.

CLEANING HOUSE? WELL. YOU
can't get along without a bottle OF DE-
SPANS CLEANING COMPOUND. It
removes every particle OF dirt. ink
stains. ETC.. from the finest furniture or
metallic surface. Try 1t. % East Broad.
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TED-COMPETENT COOK; MUST
have references Apply at No. 1872 Grove
Avenue
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SAILED.

Steamer Berkeley, Catherine, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED, POSITION AS STE.>OGRA-
pher; have had three years experience;
rapid accurate and intelligent. Address
C. B. r. care this office.
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WANTED, "A WHITE GIRL OR WOMAN
to do the homework for family Of two
on farm; a good home and air pay
for the right party Address Mrs. O.
sWILBOURNE. Bowden. Halifax county,
Va.
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LosT-aLL DIRT. STAINS. ETC. LOST
when DE SPAIN'S CLEANING COM
POUND is used on any wood. metal or
ena u1aled surfaces. Try it 90 East
Broad.
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RICHMOND STOCK MAFKET

Richmond, Va, Oct. ., 1902
SALES.
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LOST AND &c UED.

FoJrND-THE CABLE COMPANY USES
DE SPAIN.S CLEANING COMPOUND
on the finest pianos In the world.
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WANTED. SITUATION BY A FIRST
class steam engineer: ten years ex2er-
fence: the best of reference to oepig
competent and sober engineer. T..
1904 Min Street, city.
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~ H1S =!
One cent a Word.
HELP WANTED MALE.

,OOF WANTED AT KIRKWOoDs, so
East Main Street.
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WANTED. INSIDE WORK BY TRUST
worthy Protestant man. aged forty
seven; living wages for reliable service.
Address D.. care this Office,
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IF YOU HAVE ANY KIND OF sTAINa
on the cheapest to the finest furniture,
cali. write or phone (new, 262) DE
SPANS COMPOUND CO.. co East
Broad. and our representative will call
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SAVE COAL AND MONEY AND GET
more hea. by having the SOUTHERN
ASBESTOS MEG CO. cover your fur
mace pipes with asbestos. Bell phone
14c3 stss9
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WANTED, FIVE WHITE BOYS. ABOUT
+ CEDAR WORKS.
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WHY USE AN INFERIOR FURNITURE
or metal polish. when you can Get
DE SPANS COMPOUND
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TWO SKATERS WANTED; HIGHEST
wages paid. Apply 70 CHARLES j.
i TANNING. IS Eye Street, Northwest.
Washington, D. C.
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\ YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE
desires a position to teach In public
school or private family. She teaches
English, Mathematics, Latin and
French. Address TEACHER. Antlers.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

IF DE SPANS CLEANING COM
POUND is not the best in the world.
YOU can get 1t free.
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WANTED. A BOY TO HELP ABOUT
the house: will give such a one his board
and clothes and send him to school In
the day for his services night and
morning. Address MOTHER, Dabney's.
Louisa county Va
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COLUMN.

EXCHANGE COLUMN.
WANTED, TO EXCHANGE GRAPHIC
PHONE and one dozen RECORDS lit
tie used, for young. well-broke POM
TER or SETTER. Address r. s. HEY
WOOD, Edgar. Va
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FOR SALE.

IT. WILL REMOVE INK FROM TIM
finest OF furniture without injury to the
varnish-DE SPANS COMPOUND. No.
90 East Broad Street
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DE SPANS COMPOUND WILL CLEAN
and give furniture polish that no other
compound can equal.
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mond Transfer Stables and Lahurnum.
presumely on Crook Road. gentleman'a
Double Hunting-Case Gold WATCH. &
Reward If returned to A. r. E1OlIA-as
DAY. Room TO-. Times Building.
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WANTED. POSITION AS BOoK-KEEP
Err for q young man who thoroughly
understands dolble-entry bookkeeping
and general business office work. Adj
dress H. l.. B., 407 N. Seventh Street.
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WANTED. SITUATION AS CoMPAN-
ionable nurse to an elderly lady. or as
linen matron in flrst-class hotel; REFER
ences. Address NIATRON. 52o15 North
Fifth Street, city.
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Or without board: 500 E. Grace Street
first hoor(.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-03

An ENERGETIC LADY OF EXPERT
ence in public school work, who holds
firstagrade certificates, desires a sieua-
tom In some school: public school pre-
dress Miss b., Postoffice Box lis, Boyd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-03

WANTED, TO ENGAGE WITH SOME
reliable wholesale fancy grocery house
to work city trade on commission. RE-
LIABLE this office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-03

LosT-SoLID BRNDLE BULL TER
RIER DOG: answers to name OF
prince. Liberal reward II returned
to A. T. GRIFFITH. 2o0 n. Severn.
teenth Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-03

" A MED. BY STENOGRAPHER,
about three hours work. mornings. Adj
dress Miss H. G.. care this office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-03

IF DE SPANS CLEANING COMPOUND
! is not the best in the world you can get
it free.
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FOR RENT.

WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR A LARGE
thiry-story front ROOM: zoos Floyd
Avenue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-03

the largest furniture piano and ma
chine companies In Richmond for over
two years The verdict Of all Is
DE SPANS COMPOUND Is the best
In the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-03

experience desires position to teach In
private family: qualifications-Engl
french and Music: best testimonials;
terms moderate. Address Box 40. Hous-
ton, Halifax county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-03

A CULTIVATED MUSICIAN. LITER
airy in tastes. and good historian. de-
6sires a situation October lst as teacher
in family or school: large experience
Would travel, Il necessary. or take en-
q. tire charge OF children. Address Miss
county w. Va.
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WANTS WORK AT
once; willing to work at reasonable sal
arv Address REDIN, Gaze this Office.
The age-herald., 1902-01-18
Liverpool Market.

I,iyerpool January 17.-Moderate busi- ness in. spot cotton; prices 1-32d lower. American middling fair 415-16d; good middling 41I-1sd middling 4s-16d; low middling 415-16d good ordinary 11-S2d; ordinary 43 s2d The sales of the day were 5000 bales. of which 300 were for speculation and export and included l5OO American. Receipts 1000 bales, including 2s90 American. Futures opened quiet and steady and closed easy, American mid ding zoe: January 4.29d buyer; Janu- ary- February 4. .2s04 .29d seller; February March .2sd seller; March-April 4.2sd sell CT; April May 4.2sd seller; May-June 4.2sd buyer; June-July 4.2Sd buyer; Juiy-Au- gust 2Sd buyer: August-September 4.24d seller; September 4.l6d nominal