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stucted. however by the low tempera lures
through the belt although the forecast tor cooler
Weather and the bear contingent have s,, osSn
romrse Of values as a result OF the recent set
back uei to tho crop. and atter the early decline
the market was rallied by .rencnal OF bnl! sup.
mort with September showing particular nrmncas
IND advancing to 1l.4s, a net gain Of is points,
while the balanc. of the list showed advances
OF 2@l1 points,
The advance was encouraged by tho large e1'
mort. which reached nearly Fl, 900 bales, includ.
ing o1e2 from New York and approximations OF
bull manipulation in September In view OF inc
disappointing movement. Shortly after nlia.aay,
however, the recognized henr interests became
more aggressive. and with the room, turning Tor
pront. the market eased of and closed STEADY.
net sol points lower Tor all options excert
Scptember and October. which were and o
points higher respectively, Sales were estimated
At CSC, 900 bales. stH
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cHIcA0O's ANNIVERSARY
Invitation to, the Great Event Is SantMl
,5JY ST., Rloombcr /.

Mr.. s., r. Bloomberg president Of the
Common Council, has received the follow
Ing hal dsomely gotten UP invitation: 3
The city OF Chicago has the honor. ~
requesting the presence OF g.. Y. Bloom,
berg, Esq, at the celebration. coH1lnem.
Grating tho one hundredth anniYersa ~ 81
the settlement OF the city, septembe r 2oth
to October !, 1909,
CARTER H, HARRISON. MnHoIs
The invitation bears pictures M F 2,
Dearborn, 1908 tthe first settlement ~ lhe
site OF Chicago, situated on e. ala 9 I
front; tho same locality In 1871 ats .s J he
great fire. and the same place N lsps ~ ~
1Qny Il. .2it3f;ii. - ri ~ l fya s
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. !,
7a7 Richmond, Va, Sept - lp0''
sr#r f.f.tf- nfIOTATTONS. NILftHsf..4l y
CATTLE MARK ETs.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept, ls,-GAt,i !! LE arin,o
ceipts, 46oo head market slow Sosa 70 .tat
steers psor e mslm eaws and
se 1fs ,soa ~; tanners Fl.boG2 eo bulls.
saaso calves ssSoGs7s IshastSsa logs.
f,sceint. to-day, $4,000 head; ,o-lnorroW 70 n md
hesd; ga loe. hsher closed easy M " hea AVN
butchers. s5.s3de25; good to en9's so. Asht
* 70MOe5 bulk CT sales S5,75QlG.5O. sh .apr
hecelpts 1900 hend market STEADY 20 ,a MsAH 10
Good 10 choice wcthers, 50 i0Nls9 a7bGp
8l5. isLD, hA
NEW YORK, Sept. s,r-BEEyEs-v Aecelps,
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JUDGE W. Il. CLOPTON
TAKES THE OATH

Judge ". +. Clopton, who was on Thurs
day; named by Governor Montague 70 sue.
ce.d Judge John H Ingram as judge OF
the Corporation Court OF Manchester, APP
reared before tho latter In his Office at
the, city Hall yesterday and took the oath
of office as prescribed by law. - i
Judge Clopton and Judge Ingram have
long been warm personal friends. and 1t
Is a coincidence that in going to higher
pcsition Judge Copton should qualify be-
fore the Judge whom he succeeds.
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"a b i ooA i5o aRaihst i.oo4,p4e bales Inst wees
trcritRi, eotot ID al ,ibe bales against 40i oso
insI week mud 1910 pa8 last ycnr and OF 4. al
other kinds, Including Egypt nraxll india, c se
663ooo bh1ts against Goa, 200 last week anu 4o'''
ofi hs worlds rishlo at.pply ot cotton there is
now hn6a and held Ia Great TritAin nnd Ton =.
trntni Eirorc 400 900 bales ngn Inst 1870 600 last
yohri In Tgypt, 10000 bnles ngainst II .ooO iast
ytnr, In tndin a1a 900 bales Eainst 2ss ooo lass
ythr, md IN Tho United StAtes, $4,000 paieA
nrnjnst 44H.O00 lat ychr, IS iyea y san tr ttTH
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spot cotton closed steady; middllng uplands,
1l.75; middllnE gulf 1900 sales. $3.50 bales.
Cotton, steady; mlddlins 1l.75; net receipts,
ITO bnles; gross ,70S bnlcs; sales. ,2?O bales
stock 9o.17l bales; export TO Great Britain,
SAT bales; to the Continent 8,o70 bales; to
France LILO bales.
Total to-day at all scnport.-Nct receipts,
23o3o bales; export TO Great Britain, 0do bales;
to France o.5G 1bnlcs; to the Continent lofts
bales; stock, 1770s5 bales ~
Consolidated at nil srnports-Nct rccrnts. no.
7so bales export to rireat britain, ln,i 72 bales;
to France, 1oO36 bales; to the Continent 1921
bnlcs.
Total since September LIST at all senrorts--Net
ccepts. 1i0, "a sbales; export 10 Great Britain,
"a ESQ bales: to France, lo,O3a bales; 70 me
Continent, 81 200 bales,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Sept, 1s.-coTToSI
The demand for spot cotton continues good ana
factors are asking, In most cases, traction
above board figures for desirable lists, Sales
ls5o bales, including 1870 to arrivei quotations
unchanged. tst
Futures wfra quiet. Contrary to expectations
the cold wave had no effect and prices Mt the
opening were 2@a points lower than yestrrday's
close Later In the day selling movement
started md prices advanced lo@l2 points above
tho opening. The advance was attributed 70
%s nGy om @ end sn ssn
per cent. In the trading September sold down
| TO l072, then up to 1880; October TO 0.75 and
up to 092; December down TO 0,02, then up to
0S2, .a
During the latter part Of the session prices
enscd Oh from as points and closed quiet, III,
loard showing losses OF 2Gla points except IN
September, which was points higher,
Cotton futures steady; September, l077di
lo7s; October. ost@o.sh; November o;oeao67;
| December. 0,G5, January, GbSM9,Go February,
| D,7oM9.72; March. o.T6n0Ts.
The following ere the total net receipts OF
| tslr Nnt nrtp
| hnlct Mobile. ESQ bales; Savannah, 5S,i7s
bslet Charleston, 3,l37 bales; Wilmington, 22l
| PSI bales; Norfolk, h9Si balrs; Baltimore l61
| bales: eNw York. 1852 bales; Boston. 4i2 bale
ph.ladelphia, 26T bales; Pensacola, 81 bales
Total, ,40,bis bnle.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. ls.--secrat ar!
Testers statement Of the worlds visible suppl!
! u Gotten ityued to-day shows the total Yislbl
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rnrrnN MARKETS.

or anal .tcndr at unchanged prices TO- an ad-
p ppnre Of ponts on Mi options except March.
which points iower The afs ne Wtee
t Ma n1nccted md continued covering, but al
most a once the market turned ensier and soon
showed net loss Of a@o points under the more more
aro Nv r1cnr weather conditions over tho South
and nn t,,rally encouraged eSpcctation. OF frser
movement, with the ports receipts TOT inc uhy
about 1900 bales yesterday. Selling was re-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. 10, 1908.
APRtyED va

IU- P0RT OF RICHMOND, ,S1f'1' To- TTFFuo'''
~. ARRIVED.
stcnm er Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk: merchan'
disc aud passengers. Old Dominion me-
SAILED, Ets3s-5
ines and Norfolk, mercha ndise and tpassengers
Virginia Navigation Company. T.
Steamer brandon, Rhodes. Norfoik, mefcnan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion hnc'
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT. u.s. 1908,
ARRIVED.
baltimore Courtney. baltimore. passengers and
general cargo
SAILED,
Baltimore Courtney, baltimore. passengers and
general cargo 8f3
MI PORT NEWPORT NEWS sEpTi1s, 1908
ARRIVED.
steamer Rnrbarossn,5 New York.
Steamer Pisa, cNw York.
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1876 INVESTMENT
Guaranteed In Newport News, Va

r11p GREAT s11tr-tutLn1fG CITY
~. thonsa,d norkn,en regularly EN-,
n,nvna 100000 weekly pay rolls. several
i nHyii Industries recently secured will bring
nncE snie two-story, t'n; so 2 su ila6
Ing y eor'r rent for only $500 sas hcld.
Inlgs lie lie lot ii, fee simple. ibis is oyer !! +
is per cent and VA VIII glv{ns e FL, ye ea,,t
over and above iisrnl expenses. we we WI! WI!
have Tie Newport News Title Company
guarantee the tltle..
Bank references. Newport news VS. !
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Richmonders in NewtYork.

(special to The Times Dlspatch)
NEW York, Sept. 1s.--Fifth Avenue.
O. ]. sands: .Continental, Miss Alexander:
A. B. Worthington, Miss N. Freedley;
Miss NJ IS 'l Adams dam Marlborough, Mrs. N. ned
ford: Herald Square. x. Mitchell; Ash
land W. B, Robinson and wife; Everett,
G. r. Chamberlain: Gresorlan, T. Akin.
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ByaJohn II Goddin & Co.
Real Estate "A cnts ana Suctlonece.t.ss' s \
Bank and Eleventh Streets.

In execution OF two DEGREES Of the 3CiIr-
cult Court Of the county Of Henrico, n
he chseof S. 3. CHM. Trustee. plaintiffs.
against John G Bromell & ais de PENDANTS
o. one entertd on June o.1ses. and the othe.
m NAV o. 1903. the UNDERSIGNED SpeclaI
Co ISL oners will sci! at.puhlic auction !9
ut the front door OF Henrico County
c0ur'no sfoN IS SEPT. II. 1905 ID,
al /, O'clock 81 certnl., ya!,
acres acres With frame dwelling and other
I'm proye,nerts thereon. in Hcnrico county.
on Charles City Road about ten miles,
from Richmond, recently occupied py JOIN
G.. Bromell. 7, ls53 . 3 4, !. III, L,
6. u and IS months. evidenced BY notes,
money shall have been paid ana g c sl
ycyence ordered by the court:
CONWAY r. SANDS,
Z. Special Commissioners
In the clerk. onIceao Of the Circuit Court
s : OF. tho County of Henrico: -.
s. B. CHM. trustee. plaintin agalllhls H'
John G. .Bromell ct ais. defenda nts; ~.
I. John E. Bronddus, clerk OF said cou ~.
do certify that the bond REQUIRED OF tno
Special commissioners by the decree n Te,a-
4dercd in said cause on the 9Th day 'o1 May May.
lGh3. has been given. .,,d
Given under my hand as clerk ,nn, ah'u
court this Sth day OF September 1 Ma.
a,... J., E. BROADD.l-ls.iC,lec E NJ y
.eptls III iait Y -.-.-.
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By Edward s. Rose Company.
n Real Estate Auctioneers.

I }a11cT1oN SALE OF FRAME DWELL
"A ING NO. SIG SOUTHWEsT CORNER
OF CHURCH STREET. AND MAIDEN
ON oN 4 WEDNESDAY,, TIE sd DAY OF
.sEPTEMB Err, g 1908 at 5 o'clock p NJ, !
viii sell by, auction. upon the premises.
The dwelling above numbered The lot mas
offered to become the posses
sor OF a good cerner property.
TER MS-At sale. =, Ssi . =
Edward s. Rose Company. 'Aucttoneers.
sc ut lS ids l3s 3!tS 2
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
r,nANilr MARKET.

farmer. nsttet aulet Fancy sAs stssle 4,
prime sA :, prime &c.: common sp.a'
rETEhsBujHsat, ~ Sept. 1s.-PEANuTrs r
Spanish. oolo2isc Market arm, ste az ng ,os
and few being 1ofHetcd virginia o o 7se. toE
fancy; market steady. Il III =, 5.} I'm
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GO5TO
OCEAN VIEW TON ORROW.
Via C.& Q. Outings. ,s<
400 Round Trip. Get good hsh and
AMERICAN Il BANKERS ASsOGlA'
TON,
San Francisco, Octeber 2o-25- 1920
Found Trip.

These tickets sold via Chesapeake and
Ohio routes. on octoberIfthh t. e l6th u q
iaas Z ,,cturlning, Via Portland, Ore, the
rate Vii hlghsyysrssoss ,i sSlS ase 9,
70 '' Fort no Worth nor east 'ot ST. Paul;
Vest ,vt thereof, stop-oYers may bee made.
For detail lnformattons,d dpna.'oRWs; u g.
Warthel,' b. r. A., chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway. Richmond, &Ya.
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p,c,oc ., r,. 80. TON
Norfolk and Western cob. Isl VI V
Oregon SHORT Line As and Patric. % !,
ncodIns4 General As s., !. ~. oa,i
st e"t's "a Iron sNonntoin con
g. g. - nr nnn and San Franeisc1 IL. sou
e. g. tnnis South western lists oaA
e.ho.r% a r. r ne IA II q
seu,bcrn eacldc "a sos
snuth.rn n .iiws,,sb ~. 113
Tnxn. and Pacific lists. 11ih
rai5 g. r and Western a ,,,I. II IA
igIeuo rnc,ac As 9oN
f;nion nociHc conv IL n ....... o.
n " g st"ei ID ~ 75E
ot,.i sts Z. =. I. I. ~
yahosh Deb. I. BIS
Wheeling and Lake Erie as i. ..........,.. so
Wisconsin Central = ...,' s oo
~ NJ nmd ~ -: cenrrte % inc 90
virri rolina Chemical CO., com 231s
VlrGinia-Carolinal Chemical Co. pfd...... ~ Is
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Npw YORK sept is.-rLo t,1,----lees active
and slightly In buyers favor, Ryc f'lour--Flrm
cornmeai-Ensy; yellow western, SLIP. I'VE
Quiet, 40. 2 western. 90 c. Barley--stonuy.
Whca Spot ensy; No. 2, red. s4Nc, Options
sustained further losses to-day Under li1iidati
brought on by nnc weather. After midday IL Il
rallied on export, but welcomed again unu t
iiniidntion and closed 10. below last night May
closed at s7Mc., September, s0bc.l December
s0Mc at. y.
Corn-spot easy; No. 2 6hc. Option market
broke another cent because Of eear wca ther and n
benrish crop advlccs It rallied for tiine WIN n
wheat but eventually broke nEnin and closed
il. net lower. September b7Mc; December
5SMc Oats-spot, frn,: So.2, 42c. /,
fscef-Firtn. Cut Mcats--Firm. IArd-Dulli
rchncd quiet. Professionally. Talow--Firln
Isosin-Flrm Turpentinc--Firm
Cofrce-The market for coffee futures opened
stendy nt mn advance Of 5@10 points on firm
Euronean cables. The market was Finally stendy.
net b11o points higher, with sales Of "a ,Ooo
bags, spot Rio. quiet. SuEar-Raw. tlrm; re-
0ncd, steady. Rice-Firm. Molasses-Flrn'.
t,uttor-stcady; extra creamery Pic stnt ,1
anirr. lis 6lipc. Cheose-Tlrm; State. full
cream. fancy small colored. 11Ac.t small white.
i1Nc.. Eges-Qulet; State and Pennsy lynnin'
fancy mixed, 23Q124c. I. Il M Il Z -
Enthusiastically. Long Island: q o2@l.s1;
Jersey s11l.7b; Jersey sweets $2,6oGa Pea.
nuts Steady fancy handpickcd. Az Gbc other
domestic, 864Nc. Cnbhngcs-Quict; domestic,
per3 100, az, 6O66; Per bHrrel Coo. M$l. Cotton
By steam to Liverpool, 12c.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept, 1s:.-whcat ruled de.
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virginia Centuries-$1, 900 at 00K.
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. prefcrred-1
share at 8eh.
STATE SECURITIES: hid, Asked.
North Carolina As. C...,,........ 102 -.
Va. IS, New, c, and r.. 1884,. 90 Of
va. Centuries. 2.s, @. and R..... oo% Of
RAILROAD bonds;
A. O. L. r. n. Con. 4s..,...,. 00h -.
Georgia, Southern and Fla, l04S,. 40 -.
Georgia and Ala, con. IS, 1926. JOS 80.
n. and W. ny. PocahontAs 4s,... ssh -.
+. 8. All. Collateral TT, 5s, 1oll.... -. ZOE
RAILROAD STOCKS: Par
Atlantic Coast Line "A".....lOo no 80.
Atlantic Coast Line pfd....,.lno lo2 l04
Atlantic Coast Line com. .,...loo 10 III
Atlantic Coast Line OF Conn. 100 o3o -.
Chesapeake and Ohio, ..,..,10o II 80.
Ga s. and Fla. LIST pfd.....l00 p5 -,
Ga. s. and Fla, com, ...-,,..,l0O 70 -,
Norfolk and Western com. 100 az -.
Se.hoard Air Line com..-.....l0O 10 -.
Southern Railway rfd...,....100 50 -,
Southern Railway com.,.,..,,l00 81 -,
nASK ANn TRUST co. STOCKS:
PEI. Snvs. and Inc. Co.........20 10 "A
Planters National ,..,..,..,.,.lO 100 $40 49,,
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state Bank Of va...u........iooE ~, i iso {
Virginia Trust Compnny ..,...1oo -. a Aoo
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia rire and Marine ~. ..2s e7M -.
MlsCELLA NEOUs: II 5t8sl
American Locomotive pfd ..t...1oo s5 ~.
Old Dominion s.. s. CONTAMINATION 1lo tx
Va. Car. Chem. pfd. 8 n. c....l0O % , lo ~
VA .Cnrolinn Chemical con1... 100 22!s 30 30 =
vn..Cnr. G.. Co. Col. IT. p o.'.i u " "
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TIND-Nomnal. Rosn-steady.
SAVANNAH GA, Sept. ls.-T7Tu RPENTlNGen,.
cnsks: exports sol casks Rosin-Flrm; re.
ceipts, ,e77 barrels sales. s12 barrels.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. O., Sept. Is. -sP1RITs
TUnPBNTiNE-stcady at SOC. i receipts. g y
casks Rosin--rirm ut sl.75@l 50 T. ao :
receipts, 90 barrels. Tar--Firm at $l,75 re-
CHARLESTON. S. G.. Sept 1s.---TuRrt'1N>.
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TRlLBY TRIPS "
TO.THE
4SEASHORE EVERY SUNDAY,

s1.oo round trip to Norfolk and ,Ocen,n
View: SIPS to Cape Henry and Virginia
beach Special Fast, vestlbY !sS Tra y
teuTls Il Best and "ONLY fALL-RAiL
tOUTE,h No change. Of cars between
Richmond, Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
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= - n fsrs5l - ..f.tL
Postoffce Robbed.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
TROY, NJ. c.. Sept. 1s-The postof11ce
here was robbed last night Of between
three and five hundred dollars in money
and stamps.
There is no clue to the robbers.
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BALTfMoHE ESTOCK klAhNHH' IA
Line common, oH GioM do preferred, a2A g
ssx. srnbonrd AZ I76M 677 Atlantic Coast sst
line, common, l1O@l12h DO. prtter'reeu ny ny
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coTroNsrrD oil, MARKET,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Cottonseed oil was
quiet and steady Prime crude, TO. b. mills,
nominal; ! prime summer yellow, ~ D4lhe.; DC.
tober, 3slh@3okc.; on summer yellow, 900
&c; prime white, 45c.; prime winter Sellow'
4Sc. gl4U 5g2lSa 6fI', ,si4 sf5i1 & ..&
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mond C.hancery Court, entered on the ~
day OF August 1903, IN theEsuit Ct W. a.
'rntum,s administrator W, Mary W.
Tatum and others, the undersigned, Spe-
fc,al Commlssl appointed there by5 will
proceed 10 sell at public auction upon tho
! pr fTHuRspAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1905. !,
at S o'clock r. NJ. the aboVe-descrioed
The dwelling is a large three-story and
basement brick tenement containing about
IL rooms, besides detached kitchen, and IN
good repair. =. I. . ~, . II. 1.
s,de OF Leigh Street and runs back be-
tween parallel lines 40 feet, more or less,
to an alley. * !.
business portion Of tho city. to- the schools
and churches makes y very deHirapl as
-one-fourth cash, balance IN
three equal 5instalments, payable In ., ~,
ana is months from date of sale, with ~.
tero,t added and the title retained until
III III Sthe 'nurehn SO money Is paid and a con-
,;e ordered by the COURT eirtc, ~ ~,
r. n. PTYTON, Jr..
speclal Commissioners
certify that tho bond required OF tho
Special Commissioners bysthe aboYe-Inen-
toned decree has been duly given
a CIIAS, Q. sAYILLl, Clerk
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e $S * T 'R||'ILBY. 5 BBH;
TO THE sEAsHORE

NJ 10 THE SEAsHORE 5000
EVERY SUNDAY.
Special Fast Yestibuled train leaves
Byrd street Station $3.50 A, M. 's1.0o
round trip to Norfolk and Ocean View,
s1.o5 round trip to Cape Henry ana Vlr-
rinia Beach. No change Of cars be-
tween Richmond, Norfolk and Virginia
Beach. IA, f-54h 34l ~ VIZ II
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runrAnI,Y AFTERNOON:

g THE EARLY AFTERNUON: :,
1o,nx ohtainat 4 good .denl OF circulation. thanks
partly to'.the'etrorts OF a prominent western
house There Is alway. dscrim!nation IN loans n,
the idiosyncrasiea of the loan clerks In the
banks. This is, Of course. adjusted by redistr.
butns the collateral The story Is an oil old ,o one
deeline loans. containing too much OF one stock,
such as Steel, have been changed at the re.
qHest Of the banks.
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3 BY Ed ward s. Rose Comnany. (.
ISs!e Real Estate Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF
:. ~ 80 BRICK DWELLING. q. =,
y 81, i'm lNoRTH SECOND STREET

y!r.n. e esEs!n Dc, r.ao9 q i, tfqf hs
cierl,,. office, Richmond chancery ConIt:
B. 81. Is. las e, page as. default having been beer,
made IN the payment Of the debt thereby
.eepred and being required * <. re n tion,
,iean IS 50 10 e,n nG - on
T TlTi Sc 2tTI DAY OF SEPT; lee o.
at clock ii NJ. the property n sn11 taet
a. above The has q front e, " a. lel its
snlthern lins 81 feet 10 inches. r:ore, Or
less.and on the north by a dlnsona!i. lln ~,
% fest more Or less having = W. w,a'a o'
''1T,ErnRMsNcas h as to EXPENSES Of 5al' al al
taxes mat may be due. and = note q s7 ~
Win IN crest thereon from September IT, ~
iso3. iii paid; the residue as =. may 2, g ~
'h A''. "t ~ 4. J.S CHI EyVNING,
sS{3a s EDWARD $. ROSE.
sstf HIlA Trustees,
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The market in the second hour was somewhat
,rrcow,ar M the continued weakness In Steel
rather offset an attempt to rally prices, through
The agency Of Union Pacific and the Changers:
The larger traders, however, were buyers OF
stocks.
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WIN. l.. CLOPTOE,
Special Commissioner.

The bond required Of the Special Com
missioner in the above styled suit has
neen uu1s r. II. FLoURNoY, Clerk.
sept 17;ls.1e,2o&7 @
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COMM SSH ~ AUCTION SALE
THAT LARGE THREE-sToRY AND
5RAs EAfE NT n SBRICK e TEN EN- EMIT,
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF LEIGH. BETWEEN EIGHTH
II 17e1-3lAND NINTH STREETS, "a
KNOWN AS NO. sao411a r. LEIGH 81.
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/. uEnR,s rstAst,, "a, Sept. ls.--oATIsl!Hs,e
slow oRoise s4soa 4bt Prime a ssa 80.
itogs-steady. Prime henry sS..'gG1b;Sss 7Soi
dnns sessgeeo heavy ySrssss:sr o,,sh. iiS
$50. sheep--Weak. nest wethers. ss.ooI az AZ
su,ls and common, ,toGa' veal caves t 00 '
CINCINNATI, q. gopt. ,s.-noe s.oa (, At
st6odl obo cattesteady at $4,000. ssh n e.,
sten dy at &1.to0s,b0. Larnbs-s q so '
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

g. 30 Sunday Cutters.
chesa poake and Ohio sl.oo Outing Trains
to Norfolk and the seaside, Will continue
ia run ANY SUNDAY take trlp all tu
get a good FISH and oyster dinner,
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BUYING ORDERS IN CUFIEN. N \" /
81. Blssell had buying orders In Amalg:s-
mated Copper, said to be for the same people
who bought the stock yesterday, The talk WINS
hullish and there seemed to be some short
The door traders continue to watch Missouri
Pacific and st, Paul carefully as giving IN indi-
cation Of the attitude Of the STANDARD on i In
inc arc about the .only people in position to
huh the market with success in view OF the
damage done elsewhere In the long decline.
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TEE C1OsING;

TIE CLOSING;
The close was depressed with the industrial
issues specially weak. The movement had some
thing Of the appearance Of raid on this group
on Inc idea that further pressure would have
no eject on the railroad stocks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19

Cash quotations were as tollows--fIA 1o.In
Firm. Wheat No. 500 SIC; No d rnd; 7oh S.e g
e oat. No. white AZ: white. s ssa'es
soHc No rys 5seSSoMe' Fair 10 ee ooe.;
No. northwestern sl.o4; prime Timothy ,e ee.
Mes: pork per Sa55f .hoe sS.
s tSoSe '0G shot clear sides (bo1ra
Ss75Gooo. Whisky, basis Of h sag17,m Mt,'eS'
mier-Firm creamery 10 aarS, r lao
INC EggsFirm at lsalslas Gh &c aoo mIsh
els, corr, asaoo hushesj oats, coal bushels
hogs, 10000 head. a
n.1r1MonE. MD. Sent, ls-FLOuR-un.
c,anced Whcnt-steady; SPOT, contract. s2l.Fl
ssHe spot No rss Co. western nai Sa9s a
snssn'. so, thcrn white, H5dl b9t. Onts|Firm
So white' 42M@tsse s,ax lsys and mnch S
Er59usGFirm and unchanged, Cheese sugar
Strong and unchangcd' IE.H.tN FL
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CHICAGO, I'LL, Sept. 1s.--whcat ruled de.
cidedly 'wenk. closing at Y D&c. loss. Corn was
lower, the December option being on 1sc.. but
closed steady. December oats showed loss OF
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cIos,Na BOND QUOTATIONS.

chicago n. and st. Paul gen$4s. lo4 E
chicago and Northwestern con. 7s..'...' l 'aa =
S, s" -, Epnc,nc IA ...t....@g73
oheaso' ~ and raelnc col. IS 75%
Chlcaso ~ !. e az .,,. oonr IA . 90
60, =: ana ~ to' 'U se". - rs
chicago Les 'n nnha oe 10 u. 4 5eh
Consonaaeea t so"t horn ass..,,,.. 1914
Go!osauo anu 80, sc cranda osN
penver anu III. H'o - ,............ oes
ERIE p.ior llSh 7''i'.t.'.}. y i. &c a
hrie General ~ n.. civ " :. Ists 102
Fort Worm ana pe ass ~ 1o4%
liockmE yutlS So.h TIniGcd A.. Y. Z. (. DS9s
Eou.ss I'm non cold 1olR
Mexican centr%l ~, "a Inc 1914
MINI and ST. Louis IS. !: os
Missouri' E nan. M, H, TEXAS 771s
MISSOURI ~ 80 - ~" af,ro1ico con As 10 &
Nat!onna au,! co ~ ~ ron aus o5M
New ork Ccntt ~ a. So 80 * -, ,$12S
New Jersey oe ae y. syn 1909