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Summer Homes In the Mountains.

Undoubtedly the most invlgorating and
healthfm region in which to spend the
heated term is among the resorts along
the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway in the Mountains of the Vir-
ginias. These resorts vary In attitude
from 1900 to. 25Oo feet. and are celebrated
for grand and picturesque surroundings,
variety of mineral waters and an exhil-
Grating climate with mildly warm days
and cool. refreshing nights. producing
an energy and buoyancy which bespeaks
health and promotes enjoyment There
are over 300 Sum mer Homes in the noun
tains and on the SeaShore reached by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, varying
in rates and character to suit those of
very moderate means, who seek rest only,
and those also who desire gaiety and
social life For booklet descriptive of
these resorts and giving directory of
managers and proprietors, apply at the
city ticket offices of the Louisville and
Nashville and Queen and Crescent routes.
or address.
A. L. Elicit. t. P. A., C. & o. Ry..
Cincinnati, o.
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FOR SALE-30,O00 6xSh No. 1 hewn cross
ties Ready for immediate delivery. Ad-
dress Spotswood, Turner & Co. Mobile.
Ala SPLIT.
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ROOF RtTIRES FROM
HOWARD COLLEGE
Continued from Fifth Page

Miss Jennie Mae Rosser, NJ. E. L.; Miss
Susie Shahan NJ. E. L.; Miss Blanche
Weller, M E. L.; Miss Lena Miller. GER
tificate in English; Miss Matte Mae Sher-
rod. certificate In English; Miss Blanche
Weller, certificate In elocution; Miss
Frances Cobb Fell, diploma in music;
Miss Georgia Perkins, diploma in music;
Miss Virginia Reese, diploma in music
Miss Eva Downey, diploma in art; Miss
Mary Reese, diploma in art
The diplomas were delivered by the
Rev. l.. s. Handley. He made short
and appropriate talk before handing the
young women their testimonials of work
we'll done. The programme was as fol-
lows:
Prayer Of Invocation-Rev. DR.. Steele.
Salytatory-MissM Mary Emerson.
(a) Germany, (b) Italy -. .Moszkowski
Misses Mamie o Beirne and Jennie Hood.
Valzer .......... ........ ...... ......Gurlitt
Miss Blanche Weller.
Berceuse .......... ........ ............. Renard
Miss Mary Emerson.
Barcarolle ...... 49,. .......... .Haberbfer
Air de Ballet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chaminade
Miss Eva Downey.
Address-Dr r. M. Cunningham.
Spanish Serenade .......... &C Klein
Les Sylphes ........ ............ Bachmann
Misses Maggie McPeters and Susie
Shahan.
Valedictory--Miss Nora Hawkins.
Aria-'Twas No Vision (from I. Lom-
bardD ........ ........ 49,. ......Verdf
Miss Marguerite Fell.
Delivery of diplomas and certificates
Rev. DR.. l.. s. Handley.
Class Song-By seniors of 1902
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M'DAVID & co.

We are agents for Owenton Addition
lots, $3.50 and up
5ox14O. near Munger Pratt Gin Co., fronts
Central Railroad; good pottery plant,
with engine. boiler ETC.; terms easy.
Nine cottages with three acres of ground
at Kingston; rents for $54 per month:
all white tenants.
slooo-5-room cottage, brick basement, In
good condition, with outhouses, ut
Kingston; easy payments.
b23s Acres Of nrst-class land near East
Lake, with fine spring on it; call to see
as and get price.
10 Acres. with improvements, on macad-
amlzed road, near College Station, for
800 per acre; terms easy.
soxloo' with S-room house, servants house
nne we'll, fronts south on 18th avenue
near 18th street, south.
one hundred and forty acres In Huffman
neighborhood near East Lake with good
residence VIII sell all or part.
We write flre insurance.
M'DAViD G. CO,
o'-u-eoo 1923 First Avenue.
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KINDERGARTEN EXERCISES
AT ELkS' HALL,

The public is cordially invited to at
tend the exercises of the Free Kinder
gartens tomorrow morning from 10 to II
o'clock at Elks' Hail. the occasion to be
in every way an unique one. For the
usual commencement exercises will be
substituted room full of happy children
who will illustrate the kindergarten work.
The tables and chairs used all winter by
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A Card Of Thanks.

We return to the many friends who
came to help and sympathize with us in
our sad bereavement, especially Manager
Halter of the Birmingham baseball team
and his noble men, who so CALAMITY
strove to avert our sad affliction by every
effort to rescue our dearly-beloved son.
MR.. AND MRS. GEO. SWANTON,
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Hundreds of Renters are Becoming Home Owner
Aid of This Association.

The 2lst series of Matured Stock paid off March
6th and in no way could small monthly savings
attained such results All those who would WISH 10
have $1,000. $4,000 $4,000 at definite time in LIE
should join the series which is now OPEN The Asso
special certificate that cent
payable iannualy, and be withdrawn at any time
The local building and loan companies of the State OF ONO
have 900 paid in capital and more popu
lar and successful than before The record OF the
"Alab institution, both in aiding It's
members in obtaining homes in accommodating large
money should the attention of all thought
full people.
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-5o0O feet one-inch black pipe,
good threads and sleeves; 200 feet 5-inch
spiral pipe; $50 feet %-inch galvanized
wire rope (new); one crab; one over
head telegraph for foundry use; one
cupalo; 100 feet brand new Eureka fire
hose, with brass couplings: 1000 feet
new single ply leather betting to
inches; Sheave wheels. pulleys. shaft
ing, hangers, boxes, tackle blocks, jack
screws, scales, boilers and engines. We
buy everything in the shape of scrap
metals and secondhand machinery.
Write to us. Both phones e77. Birming-
ham Iron and Supply Company. LIST ave-
nue. and 9Th street, Birmingham Ala.
5-14-1mo.
FOR SALE-30, 900 6xS1k No. 1 hewn cross
ties Ready for immediate delivery. Ad-
dress Spotswood, Turner & Co. Mobile.
Ala. SPLIT.
FOR SALE-Sandl sandll sandin All
grades sharp sand and roofing gravel.
Get our prices before placing your or
ders Quick delivery. Birmingham Sand
Supply & Brick Co.. w. Douglas Cooper,
manager, 226 C..alifoux building. both
phones $685. 5-22-10t
FOR SALE-Thoroughbr English bull
dogs Address E. W. p, 80 Queen ST.,
Atlanta, Ga 5-2S-3t.
WE HAVE FOR SALE at par $4,000
first mortgage, six per cent, bonds.
These bonds are gilt-edge and their
payment is guaranteed by a guaranty
company which Is rated by Bradstreet
and Dunn at one million dollars This
is your chance for a safe and desirable
investment. Will sell in lots of $500 and
upward. Address Southern Industrial
Co., Birmingham. Ala. 6-2S-tf.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Mae Simmons entertained at din
ner last evening at the Hillman, the
guests including her friends and those Of
Mrs. James Garland John. who had been
invited to be In their wedding party. The
dinner was served In the private dining
room and was a beautiful event, the
decorations being in pink roses. Miss
Simmons wore an exquisite gown OF white
chiffon, lace trimmed Her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Samuel Simmons. wore superb
toilette of pale blue, the lace on the cor
sage being caught with Jewels. Those
present were: Miss Simmons, Mrs. John,
Mrs. C. s. Simmons. Miss Kate Marshall,
Miss Mary Griffin Miss G. M. Latham,
Miss Ferry Nabb, Miss Mile Nabb, Miss
Georgia Bridewell, Miss Lola Johnston
of Gadsden. Mr.. C. C. Simmons, Mr..
Alexander de Valcount Mr.. Allen d.
Durham, Mr.. Walter Henley, Mr.. Turner
Weakley, Mr. Coffee Jackson, Mr.. Lee
Bivlns, Mr.. Jacob Bowron, Mr.. Samuel
Stolenwerck, Dr. G. NJ. Lathem.
Mrs. G. B. CASTOR of Montgomery is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. William
P. Redd.
Miss Eunice Eubanks has returned
from Belmont College at Nashville and
has as her guests Miss Mary Anderson, of
Birmingham, and Miss WEIGH, of Union
Springs.
The wedding of Miss Mae Simmons to
Mr. James Garland John will take place
this evening at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Simmons in
South Highlands.
Mr. Louis Bradfield has returned home.
Mrs J. A vanhoose and the members
of her family will spend the summer in
Tennessee
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Taliaferro will leave
the latter part of next week for New
York, where they will spend a week pre-
ceding Mrs. Taliaferro's sailing for Eu-
rope.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Howell announce
the engagement of their daughter, Irene
Huntington, to Mr.. Chas. E. Woodrow,
the marriage to take place June II at the
residence in Elyton
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REGULAR PRICE $1,000.
SPECIAL $3.50

Either combination would do
credit to the most Hastily furnish
ed home and cannot be bought
in other stores for less than the
figures quoted as the regular
price. We are ready to convince
YOU of this fact. Only three
days remain, counting today.
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Don't forget Schillinger
Lager Beer for picnics.

Engineers Wye Level for
sale-Young make, good con-
dition, new tripod, has tran
sit attachment. G. w. Mills
& Co., Ave. E and 10Th ST.,
Ensley, Ala.
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] cunboat Goes to Panama.

Washington, May 2S.-The navy depart
ment has ordered the gunboat Ranger,
now at San Francisco, to proceed to Pam
anna and relieve the cruiser Philadelphia,
the latter coming north for repairs.
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WOMEN ARRANGE FOR
RECEPTION TO GEN. LEE

the little kindergartners will be conveyed
to Elks' Hall and the little ones them
selves are expecting large audience at
the 4exeraIses
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HELP WANTED.

ACTIVE agents wanted for '"rhc World
on Fire" by Murat Halstead. Burning
mountains In American Indies explode
destroying cities full of people. Startling
history of appalling phenomena threat
ening the globe, 600 big Illustrated pages
only s1.50. Highest endorsements. Big
gest profits guaranteed. Agents clearing
from 50 to $25 daily. Outfit free. En-
close ten cents for postage. The Domin-
ion Co., Dept L., Chicago. 5-22-14t
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r. MCCONNELL G. CO.,
Bell phone 46. 2oo o1st q,
SMITH G. STlLLMAN,
20041h First Avenue.
FOR SALE, BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR SALE, BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Fifty feet on Third avenue, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
Forty-nine feet on Second avenue be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Fifty feet on Second avenue, between
Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets.
Information and prices at office.
BROWN BROS. G. CO.,
Phone 918. 305 N. goth St
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LOST.

TRUNK LOST OR TAKEN by someone
by mistake and a trunk left in place. Of
my trunk, at the electric car station on
I'd avenue. Saturday morning between
Ensley, Ala.
LOST-A perfect shoe, II you fail to get
same at d. B. Lusters, 217 18th street.
5-27-tf
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SPECIAL Sil.98

No consists of one white enam-
elled Bed, with extended foot, heavy
posts, brass vases at head and foot,
one all iron spring and one soft top
and bottom mattress, 8 feet inches
size.
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AGENT3 WANTED.
BoRRDERS WANTED.

WANTED-Two young men for room and
board; modern conveniences; table
boarders 81 per week, Peoples phone
1495. 2016 9Th ave, North.
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my place on the 22d
of May. bay mare, white spot on fore
head. name cut short in front; IS re-
ward 1903 South 2lst street.
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VETERINARY.

CAKED udder in cows cured with
Scott's paste. VIII not scatter or re-
duce flow of milk. Reckling, saddler.
5-8-tf- thu
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WANTED,

WANTED = Customers for snow cases
and iron safes; all prices Alabama
Grocery Co. I-iu
wANTED-A good gentle horse for fur
niture dray Apply to Stewart F'urni-
ture Co., 1922 1st avenue. 5-S-2t
WANTED-Everybody in Alabama to
wear d. B. Lusters perfect shoes. 217 N.
18th street 5-27-tf
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0
STRAYED.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-A bay mare,
black name and tail, about 16 hands
high, s years old, scar near left hip
joint, right eye shows more white than
left. Any one returning or giving infor-
nation will be rewarded by w. ]. Dick
erson, Ono, Ala. 5-2S-2t
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SITUATION WANTED.

young man familiar with
office work, position of any kind with
fair salary Address G., care Age-Her-
aid. 5-29-3t
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FOR RENT-Nice broom cottage, S07 N.
Goth street, right at transfer station
$22. so per month. See B. C. Bulger, Age
Herald office, or w. N. Malone & Co.
6-1e-tf
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THE
Alabama Home Building
and Loan Association
ESTABLISHED 1891
ESTABLISHED IN 1901.


Cash Paid Members in Savings, Profits and Ma
tured Stock, 7OO,OOoo w
CASH RECEIPTS FOR THE MONTHS OFJAN-
UARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH APRIL,
1902 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lo6,4e7 81
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Personal.


MADAM ROY, scientific palmist, reads
your entire life. tells you facts and how
to succeed. Call today. Room g. Office
Building, corner Sd avenue and 22d
street. b-26- OF
LADIES' Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills are the best safe, reliable;
take no other; send 4c stamps for par
ticulars; Relief for Ladies' in letter by
return mail: ask your druggist. Chiches-
ter Chemical Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
7-21-156t- su-tu-th
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REGULAR PRICE s2s.75.


No. 2 consists one white enamelled
Bed, with very heavy posts, brass
rails and spindles, one all-iron spring
and one American Fibre Combination
Mattress, all sizes.
REGULAR PRICE $500.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.

smart boys of good adj
Dress must be well recommended. Call
at s a. M, De Vries & Ostrom, 2120 9Th
ave
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ROOMS For RENT.

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished rooms.
good locality; terms moderate; perma-
nent or transient. Goo N. 10th st. 5-292t
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THREE COMBINATIONS
= M
COMPLETE BED OUTFITS

No. 1 consists of one massive white
enamelled Bed, fancy scroll design,
brass trimmed; one best all-iron spring
with support and one Cotton Down
Mattress with finest grade sateen
licking in one or two parts.
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mason to put IN stone
foundation in neighboring town. Ad-
dress W. care Age-Herald.
5-25-3t-su- tu-thu.
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FOR RENT-House. partly furnished,
for the summer; all modern conven-
fences. Apply 2509 9th avenue. j. A.
Downey 5-27-3t-eod
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Hotel, 4th ave. and 18th
ST., North, 16 rooms: immediate pos
session $50 per month. B. M. Perrow.
1881 End ave. b-S-tf.
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The wedding of Miss Mae Simmons to
Mr.. James Garland John will take place
this evening at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Simmons in
South Highlands.
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Mrs. G. B. CASTOR of Montgomery is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. William
P. Redd.
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Miss Eunice Eubanks has returned
from Belmont College at Nashville and
has as her guests Miss Mary Anderson, of
Birmingham, and Miss WEIGH of Union
Snrlnpa
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Mr. and Mrs w. II. Howell announce
the engagement of their daughter. Irene
Huntington, to Mr.. Chas. E. Woodrow,
the marriage to take place June II at the
residence In Elyton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Taliaferro will leave
the latter part of next week for New
York, where they will spend a week pre-
ceding Mrs. Talaferro's sailing for Eu-
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It's All
For YOU!

Four floors filled with furni-
lure, bought in car load lots,
and sold to suit the purchaser.
We have for this weeks selling
formed
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Mr.. Louis Bradfield has returned home
Mrs ]. A. Vanhoose and the members
of her family will spend the summer In
TeODeRsee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
BRISK START
IN NEW YEAR.
The Stock Market Was Quite Active
and Strong
IN SPITE OF HIGH MONEY
The Market Was Very Broad and Nearly
All Stocks Participated Id the Rise.
The Bulls Seem to Be
ia Control.

The stock market started OFF Nel: in
the new year. London came higher, and
the opening in New York at higher fig
uIes. The TACT that the injunction against
the Northern Pacific Railroad had been
dissolved ana that the mana sernent were
pl oceedins with the retirement OF the
preferred stock. gave confidence and the
buyinE was good. The Anthracite coal
stocks were prominent in activity and
strength on the theory that the next i'm
poftant development in the line OF closer
combination would take place in that
direction. Reading and Eric were lead
ers. Baltimore and Ohio advanced TO
1918. and sympathetic strength was de-
peaks and Ohio and Hooking Valley Nor
felix and Western went un to sos. and
Chesapeake and Ohio to ISIS st. Paul,
Rock Island. Pennsylvania and New York
Central were also favorites. and st. Paul
sold up to 1885. while Pennsylvania went
OTHER RAILROAD STOCKS.
Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and
Southern Pacific also participated in the
rise, and Southern RAILWAY, Louisville
were popular at advancing prices. Louis
vile sold at 1913 and Southern Railway
preferred ar D4ss, the best prices for those
stocks for some time past. On reports OF
stronger and more active than they had
been for several weeks, ana Locomotive
preferred sold at 9112, about the best
price it has ever enjoyed. It was stated
that the American Locomotive Company
had informed an intended buyer of loco
motives that the earliest deliveries could
not be made before the lapse of ten
months. Analgamated Copper and Sugar
kept up with the procession.
HIGH MONEY.
The money rate was stiff at from SOLO
per cent, and this had somewhat de-
pressing effect, but 1t was given out that
thia was only temporary. and 1t is be-
lieved that the bank statement tomorrow
will be favorable. The sub-Treasury has
lost to the banks since last Friday
81 s04. 600.
There was a movement yesterday in
Mexican Central stocks and bonds. and
some of the Richmond holders OF First
Incomes saw daylight for the first time
In weeks Seahoard As were little bet
ter. and the SIS sold at 1927 the highest
price attained since the last interest pay
ment.
The gossip yesterday was all of an opti-
mistic character but some of the Rich
mond traders took their profits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.
Most Enjoyable Affair at Methodist 'astitu-
ton for Christian Work.

The Christmas celebration given to the
Sundav-school and the night-scfrool at the
methodist Institution for Christian WORK
on Tuesday was thoroughly enjoyed by
all who attended.
A programme of music and recitat'o1s
was rendered by Mesdames Constable.
Maybee, Wiley, Misses Bod.ker ana .al.sy
and NIessrs. Johnson, Maybee and Hoi-
land. Little Miss Ethel Yeamans, Lillian
Mum. Georgia Eanes and Harriet Gre"
gave Rotations, which were very pleas
ing. as were also the choruses sung by
the scholars. John Wombe sang In q
sweet. clear voice about the happy Christ
mas time.
Santa Claus Reginald Walker) came In,
ringing his bells, and was accompanied
by little Robert Tupman. representing a
Chinese boy, who sang a hymn In the
Chinese language. much to the delight or
the little ones. Each scholar received a
present from the tree, besides candy and
oranges.
Nestor FORBES. superintendent Of the
Sunday-school: [. Mckenzie Judkins. SUI
nerinterdent of the ntgft-schoot, ana the
Rev. George II. Wiley. superintendent OF
the institute. were each the recipient OF
a. testimonial of kindly feeling from their
scholars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The cotton
market opened steady with prices UNI
changed to 2 points higher, having the
support OF a few Wall Street brokers and
one-or two stubborn bulls But immedI-
ately' after the call prices began to drag
lower, ana continued to sag all the fore
part of the session under bear selling of
q scalping type and light liquidation by
commission houses. business was re-
stricted somewhat by holiday in Liver
pood. Before our downward movement
sustained any positive check March had
decreased to S.O7 and May to S.13: Around
these figures Wall Street picked up a lit
tie cotton and scalpers turned for profits.
Then came light estimates for to-mor-
rows New Orleans and Houston receipts,
the latter giving rise to predictions for a
high Liverpool market tomorrow, the
impression being that Europe will be very
sensitive to any shrinkage in the move
ment this month. The slim informa ton,
which alfted in from spot markets South,
told Of woll sustained prices and 4 frn,
undcrtone on active export demand. Do
nestle spnners continued sparinEly. The
weather throughout the belt was Very
favorable to a rapid forwarding Of the
crop, and report had it that less difficulty
was being experienced In securing cars.
The market closed quiet with near
months S15 points lower and remote
options down points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
HEAVY DEALINGS
ON STOCK MARKET
Market Wide and Strength Well Dis
seminated
|
GOOD REALIZING WENT on,
Offerings, However, We're Well Taken, and
at Cost of Only Frsciea
IA priees-Bonds
Active.
GOOD REALIZING WENT on,

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Thc first day of
Trading for the new year on the Stock
Exchange was sIgnalized by a jump in
the volume of transactions to upwards (
a million shares. The Coalers and the
Pacincs were easily the leaders in The
market. but the dealings were broadly
distributed, and the strength was very
fairly disseminated through the general
list. The Industrial stocks Were incon-
spicGous. except FOR few of the most
important issues such as United States
Steel Sugar and Amalgamated Copper
and Peoples Gas. Au1algamateG Copper
had period Of weakness during the early
part of the day. and Sugar showed occa-
sionaf relapses. There was very heavy
realizing in the course of the dav, but
the offerings were well taken and at a
cost OF only fractions in the prices. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-03
observation-disclosures Sold.

The housefurnishings Of "Restaost,
,he Barton Heights home Of Mr. Alex.
lever. were sold yesterday. During the
entire day scores of people visited the
house. passing up and down the stairs ..s
and through the rooms. inspecting the
things for sale. The whole interior OF
the house was on the market. and many
barpains were offered. Brlc-a-orac'
clocks. mahogany furniture and othec
things could be purchased at compare
lively low prices. The sale is made pre-
naratory to the moving to ST LOUIS ol
Mr.. Meyer.