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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
Result of Urgent Rush by
Overwhelmed Shorts.
CLOSING NEAR THE TOP
Persistent Downward Trend Of Steel
Bonds is Dis urbIng to Sentiment
on Stock Exchange The Bond
Market Sympathetic,
inv Associated Press.)


NEW YORK. Oct. o.-.The stock market
his morning continued to show depres.
sion and encouragement. the p, n,nge
slonal traders sought to take auvLm," 81
offering prices down. Their operations
Of this character became so over-cxtend1ed
as TO result IN rather nrsen. n ,,rn rom;
this condition. tho shorts covered the,r
contracts. causing the late recovery IN INC
market. This was quito comprchenslSe
about steady. and near tho top. The pre-
dom ating influence on the market. was
motion, underwriting and flota lion OF the
United States shlpbuildnE Company.
elicit ed In their receivership proceeolnss'
The disclosures brought OUT ~ tnesH irF H}ttu
ton and distrust amongst shareholoeass
difficult to describe and the, character
Of the discussion Of the splsode IN wan and
financial RaT district Itself United states
Steel. common, and Amalgnmated Cop
before. The persistent downward cour e
Of United States Steel bonds is especial
IL disturbing to sentiment since the re-
stock. Tho long decline in the common
stock was sought to be explained as
due to tho unwieldy bulk OF that Issue.
NoM the 20 BAD ne%s Is seen TO
been a factor. feeling Is more sensitive
over the continued decline In the pre-
fcrrcd stock and bonds
Reports OF frosts In the corn belt, prop
ably had some influence on the carry
decline. but did not Interfere with tho
recovery. indicating the passing OF un-
easiness over the present corn crop. Inc
shipments of currency to the interior
on balance have ben somewhat larger
than last week. the outward movement
being nearly s2,coO,ooo. This movement Is
still we'll below the normal for this pc
Rod of the year. and seems to have been
more than offset by redemption OF gov
eminent bonds. and other subtreasury
operations. SO that a gain OF several hum
died thousand dollars in cash reserves
Is promiscd for the. bonds. The loan
item Is in the usual obscur,X.
The bond market was heavy. In SYM
pathy with stocks, but made some recoV-
cry Total sales. par value, fl,sso.oO.
United States 3's declined quarter per
cent on the last call. To-day's total
stock sales were SOS go shares.
MONEY AND ExCHAN GE-CLOSE
Money on call. steady; lowest, per cent:
highest, l-2 per cent; ruling rate, IL;
last loan. IA: closing. 2I2 IA; time
money. easy sixty days. g. per cent;
ninety days s.: six months S 1-4d5 1.2;
prime mercantile paper. sac 10; sterling
exchange, steady, with actual business IN
bankers bills at s4.s5.70 for demand and
at S4.S2. 80 for sixty-day bills: posted rates,
s4.s3 and nss 1-pG45: commercial bills,
S4.S2 1-SiIA.s2 Ia bar silver. SO 3-4; MeXi-
Can dollars. A. 1-2.
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HIGH GLASS ATTRACTIONS.
The Acme Of Amusement Enterprise
viii be Here,

The leading attraction at every first
class exposition, carnival or street fair
throughout the country has been the Cas-
Kill Mundy- Levitt Carnival Company's
high-class attractions and everywhere 1t
has been exhibited it has been the con-
census OF: public opinion that for high.
class general excellence and marked SUI
periority they have far excelled anything
else Of the kind ever seen In America.
They are educational and refined, enter
taining and clean. amusing and harm
less, clevatlng and edifying. honorably
conducted and honestly advertised. The
fronts Of the shows are true works of art,
resplendent with rich carving, gliding,
painting, and decoration, studded with
hundreds of vari-colored incandescent
lights, which flash and glitter like
myriad of jewels, while browning all are
the great white dazzling, arcs, which shed
light as bright as day over the entire
midway. Each show Is the very best OF
its kind In existence. and there Is an
air Of splendor about them that Is so
sadly lacking with other aggrega tons.
There is nothing Of the cheap and tawdry,
flashy and trashy about them. Instead,
all is the richest, most refined elegance,
where the very best of people are wont to
20. and where the old and young. and the
rich and poor alike seek and find pure,
innocent recreation and amusement.
There are score of hlgh-class shows
and seven great free acts, including the
great Loop the Loop, all Of which M
bc seen next week at the fall carnival
at the Baseball Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. o.--The cotton market
opened weak Mt a decline OF lG4 points under
liquidation and bear pressure, encouraged by the
failure OF the predicted frosts to alize,
lower cables aud reports that October notices
had been issued TO the nm0nnt Of some 10000
bales. This led to eonader. ! 10 selling OF Oc-
tober and In the first few minutes that position
had sold down TO around 0.03 while December
and january touched 0.1S. and the other months
generally showed net losses of SIll points.
Then It developed that the notices were either
being stopped taken in by the party issuing
them and the list rallied to little over last
nights finals In some instances. III cadrance
being promoted by weather forecast calling
for frosts in the northern portions o! the eastern
and central hels. II also considered that
the temperatures generally over the belt were
too low for the best development n cotton. but
with the receipt sstill running heavy and the
Southern SPOT markets once more reporting a
declining tendency. the advances were not held
and the market closed steady, net lHI1 points
lower. Sales were estimated at aOO,O 900 bules.
The dcnoralized condition of Wall Street
matters Is, OF course. factor In encouraging
bcarish sentiment. and the threatening aspect
OF the far Eastern situation is attracting some
attention rs a possible bcarish factor as to
future requirements. On the other hand. the
crop news continues bulish, and with the dam
Eer OF frost hanging over the market many
operatorsp referred covering their short commit
merits for over Sunday.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NpW YORK, Oct. 0,---FLOUR-on'et. but
steadily held Rye Flour--Steady. Cornmeal--
Quiet Rye--stoudyi No. 2 western, 0ohc, Bar
ley-Dull.
opened rather firm on foreign buying OF Decem.
her, when tho yfell of With the West only TO
turn strong again at noon. This was followed
By second drop, due to small weekly clear
ances and tho close WAS easy at NC. net de-
cline. May closed at S27sc.; December, 81 Nc
Corn--Spot, steady; No, 2, bthc Opt1on mar
ket opened easy on favorable weather, for tho
movement hut later recovered with wheat, In
the last hour It weakenc dagaln and close d " C.
net lower, May closed At hoHS,i December
Reef-ouiet. Cut Meats-Easy, Lard
Weaker; western steamed, s7,a5 refined, easier;
continent $780, South American 5000 com
ponnd $7.37ls0L .G2E. Pork-Easy, Iallow--
bullet Rosin--Frm, 1lIrpentine-steldy at
8lQ6lhc.
steady, unchanged to an advance OF 10 points
and ruled very active. At nrst buying predomi.
ma ted helm gcncourased BY -urlhcr bl9ish cables
regarding the Santos crop ard probable move
ment, while all the outside markets were higher.
There was heavy realizing sales, hsweyer,, that
as the session progressed under the
influence of heavy arrivals, which footed up
some 100 900 bngs, and the niarret deycloped, I, a
slightly easier tendency. The tone was finally
steady, however, at net unbalanced prices 70 M
advance Of 8 points. Spot Rio hrm; ON, Z M
voice. bloc; mild. drm cordoya' nrm'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
TRADE CONDITIONS
STILL IRREGULAR
Business Is of Fair Volume.
but Not So Active as a
Year Ago.
(Rv Associated press.D

NEW YORK, Oct o.-Bradstreets will
tomorrow say of the state Of trade:
Trade conditions are still irregular.
Business Is Of fair volume. but not SO
active as q year ago. partly because OF
the backward season, heavy rams IN st-
tons: vexat GUS labor troubles. past ana
present. discouraging building operations
and the spread of the conservative reel
ket liquidation and the feeling that the
high prices of many products Will tend.
If II has not already done so, to automat.
ically check trade.
the decidedly better tone Of the advlces
from the corn crop. which has developed
larger yield and n better quality than
qury by Bradstreet's points to yeld
Of at least $3.50. 100000 bushels Of a grade
generally far superior to that Of a year
ago. Lower prices FOR TINS ana ,i,a,o o, r,,i
be smaller than seemed possible month
ago, will likely help out export trade
in those products and improve the foreign
Collections, too, though backward. are
improving, as the grain and cotton move
ments expand.
The best trade ,adviccs come from me
Southwest, notably at Kansas City and
st. Louis.. from the Western sections, such
as Nebraska and Iowa, where corn IS
turning out better than expected; IRON ron,
unqualiflediy good, despite tho slowness
of new wheat and other crops to move
and from portions Of the South. such as
the Mississippi Valley. where present
prices for cotton offer a good return
for fair Yields.
New York and Philadelphia business
with dry goods jobbers Is backward ana
supplementary demand for cotton. WOODEN
and knit goods. from wholesalers ~, is IN IN
bacco trade unsatisfactory and 100000
hogsheads Of Western TOBACCO IN ware
house at Liverpool without offers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
BANK CLEARINGS
Table Giving Figures for Chief Cities,
of the Country
nv Associated Press.)

(By ASSOCldleu Ilt5S.y
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The following
table compiled by Bradstreets shows the
bank clearings at number Of the prin-
cpal cities for the week ended October
Sth, with the percentage Of increase and
decrease as compared with corresponding
week last year. SiXty-threc other cities
are included in the totals:
New York 1888, 40, 745, decrease 23.5.
Chicago $3.50, 1854 ,326. increase IT,.
Boston $1,000 6,766. decrease lO.9
Philadel phia sis, 535, 75l, decrease 2.9.
St Louis S54 ,223, $40, increase l5.7.
Pittsburg SAG, 90. $50, increase D.
San Francisco Sc, 42o,il4, increase 9.3.
Baltimore s25,577,9sS, increase 81.
Cincinnati S2l,759 goo. increase 49.
Kansas City $2G, S25 1888, increase eos,
New Orleans Sl4,6Gi,3Sl, increase 223.
Louisville $9,763.l97. decrease -,
s washington 1850 93S, increase g.
savannah s6.2S7SG, increase 375.
Memphis si,20304, increase 10.
Fort Worth $373l ,565, increase l42.
Atlanta s., $3.50 764. increase 80.
Nashville $2.T5S,574, increase 265.
Norfolk $l,96S154, increase 1872.
Augusta. Ga. s2,1lSS5S, decrease 9sS.
Birmingham $l,20i. 4oS, increase So.
Little Rock Sl,ocl,276, decrease.S,5.
z kntNyille $i,H90ib: Increase 4lS,
Macon $l,l50,ON, increase l7.d.
Chattanooga $Il3.22I. increase 40
Jacksonville sS01,675, increase 1854.
Galveston ST. $4,000 increase 4l.4,
Charleston, S, c.. Sl.359,IaS.
Totals United States sa'lSol7o475, de-
crease. 49,
Outside New York ssoe,72s.7ao, Increase
go. tt.l
Totals Canada SCI, 1894 147. decrease 81,
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nv direction of the owners who are
selling for division, We shall sell by pub
lie a%f{iqihs On the Pf FssFmdITEaEsR on Is 1909
NJ A. 800 O'Clock =. NJ. the dwelling above
referred to- 1t being a most substantial,
well built, corner residence of 10 rooms,
besides Kitchen Of r3omsr and lhrfs
it'S We'll known as the residence Of the lq,le
Charles j. Fox, and as stated fronts LIB
BY Hill Park, and commands one of tho
finest views Of any residence In the city.
The lot is especially large, having a front
of ~ feet 3-i inches on Franklin Street
BY a depth Of l55 feet 70 a wide alley =
seldom that such desirable property comes
upon the market al sale for division, and
We urgently request all parties interested
to attend the sale PROMPTLY.
NTERN1S-Ono-fo fourth cash, balance at
and years, with interest added
j, b. ELAN y CO., Auct'oheeFs'
oclO-tds.
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SPECIAL TRAINS.
Elba to Ashland, Account the Horse

Show.
To accommodate those attending the
Richmond Horse Show. special trains
will leave Elba Station at II midnight,
wednesday, Friday and Saturday, Octo-
Der 14th 10th and nth, for Ashland and
intermediate points. Holders Of commu-
tation card tickets will pay local faro TO
IHurel and intermediate points, and 25c.
to points north Of Laurel in connection
with such tickets. Other tickets. includ-
ing Communication book tickets, will be
accepted as usual for passage on these
trains.
Traffic Manager.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va Oct o, 1908.
HALEa.
virginia 3s-$c0O at OH.
Richmond City 4s-$l,50o at los; $1,000 at
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac, com.
National Bank OF Yirglnia-l share at 1e5.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
Va. 81, New. G, and r.. loa2.... ollh =.
Va. Centuries, 2'3, g. and R...., 02h -.
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond city As, r., 1o2o'lsao,, ios y.
RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 100 -"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. C.,..o Oct e.-sP1RI1s
casks. Rosin-Firm at s1.op@1o5; receipts, 81
barrels. Crude Turpentine-ELm at s2:25G3.so;
receipts. l2s barrels. Tsr-!-Firm at $3.50; re-
sAV;ANSAn. Ca, oct. p.-TURPENT1NE--
Steady at 571zc.; receipts, $50 casks; sales, 81
ceipts, j 200 barrels; sales 1897 barrels; e1:
u CHARLESTON, s. c.. Oct o-TuRpEN.
TISE-Steady at 571ac. Nosln-stehdy; safes
200 barrels. I'LL. ~ 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10

sugar-Raw. arm; refined STEADY. Rice
s'G R",;tsreF,rm; extra Creamery 2lc.: cream.
cry, common, choice. 1692o,ac. Cheese-Weak;
State, fun creamery fancy small h,o e ssn
12lcc. large eolorcd: 12c; small white - ani
Pehnsylvania. 2512sc State, Eastern !, . and N
Western. sl.5oe12; Jersey s Sweets s@ 5Se
a,hnr domestic. sm4kc Cabbages-Steady; do
nestle. per loo. $500: per barrel, nc; lsl.
Cotton-By steam To Liverpool, 2oc.; gram ~
steam, 1910.
CHICAGO, ILL. Oct o.-Dominated BY the
action OF outside markets, with that OF Mime
apolis as leader, what ruled extremely e.ra.s
to-day and after making gains early weakness
was manifested the latter part OF the session,
December closing at loss &c December corn corn
and oats were each OF &C. while provisions heps
up their losing gait. the January pfoouc's S0 GIVE
Ing from 2h@15c. lower.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF, RICHMOND, ocTao, 1908.

PORT OFs R1CltMUND, EuLI.2oi ieVo.
.,s AERIYED .4-r-r 49, TO-
Steamer Brekeey: Guy, Norfolk. merchandise
aud passengers, Old Dominion une.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Guy, Norfolk. merchands.
md messengers Old Dominion line.
: Steamer Pocahontas. Grave. james River land
,iuEs and Norfolk. merchandise und passengers
Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner Matilda Brooks, Nottage James
River, railroad ties.
Schooner Bessie Brown, smith, James RIVER,
light. Egr 7.
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT, Q, 1903
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo af
SAILED.
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. 0, 1908.
~ SAILED.
Steamer Orion. Boston, r.
Schooner r. Garretson, ProVidneec
iSchooner Landsec Providence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10

WABASH ISSUES WEAK:
The weakness In the Wabash issues when tho
rest of the market was inclined To rally, was not
very satisfactorily explained There Is some
reason to think that the showing In the report
has made a number OF traders who were long OF
tho preferred transfer their interest to the do
hcnti,re BIS. The possibility Of the latter Is,
sue getting some interest next spring Is STU!
good while It Is doubtful X tho stock would
bull on any consolidation story.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10

Cash quotations. were as IUIIuWS-F ~ " .
Strong No3 spring wheat 7sIs2c.; NO. .
yellow. 47c. No oats. SIC; No. white.
s7iAa3shc. No. 2 rye, 5sc. Good feeding bar bs
ley, 420i 45c. fair to choice mailing. aoa o ss
No aaxseed, 95c.; No. ! northwestern. Sl:o-'
prime Timothy seed. $3.50. Mess pork per bar ar
rel. sllal1i2; lard. per 100 pounds. s6; .
short ribs sides (loose) sS25@S.Io; dsy saisea
boxed. $s5oMs.75. Whiskey. basis OF hlgh
wines. s1.a4 Clover, contract grade, sli:359
1l50. Butter-Market steady; creamery. ints M
ooc dairy. l4disc. Eggs-Market steady at
IsGl1pc. Checse-Market steady at l1@l1 re;
Rcceints-Wheat l41. 800 bushels; corn. III oop
bushels; oats, 10000 bushels; hogs, e'ooo heao.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
SPECIAL RATES TO GREENSBORO
N. Q.

And Return via Southern Railway.
Account reunion non-residcnts of North
Carolina, special tickets on sale October
10th and 18th. with return limit seven
DAYS from dat. OF sale. Richmond 10
Greensboro and return, $500, Compare
lively low rates from all other points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10

Sorthsrn pacific IS .................,. 7oA
Norfnit ana Western con- 4s............. 0ihs
craron short Lire 4s snd Partlc. $50. $685.
f1snsSsvivsn Mn cony. 3l1s. 05ss
,, s. cnnorni 40 .,.,.....,,... 9J
O. neaqns and ron Mountain con 5s ....... 1ooei
81 81 : cnis ma San Fra ncisco Is. 4s...... s1la
e. mis- Southwestern 1sts............. 03i5
g s...a".d Az n ,a IA ...,,,,.......... DS
s sant,oru f paciSc is ................ s5M
Somthern RAILWAY s. ...............,.... 1125
To1os and Pacific lists 1l4La
a,e;nNn a. r. md Western 4s........ GSM
i,nion psciac "a ..................... 1O01I
Union Pacific conv. 4s.......,........... VA
= lists NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1l4A
,rabash Deh. T,H ..,,....,.. 531:
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s............... SO
C, insoah.n rnei CON IA ............. 70
n. and o., collateral trust As 80
Central Of Georgia ID Inc. ............. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10

BALTIMORE MD, Oct o.-TLouR-Quiet.
No. 2 red, western, S5@s5Ac.; Southern by sam.
pie, 71Gs2c: cornTrm; spot. s Si@SiAe,;
. ,vhito aoM42hc Ryc--Frm: No. 2, $50
5sHc. mtter-Strong and unchanged. Eggs
Very weak and lower; fresh. 22c. Cheese-un-
changed. SuGar-Stendy anu upchAheeu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
BY John T. Goddin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Bank and Eleventh Streets.

n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
- Or TWO DESIRABLE, CENTRAl.-
ly located brick dwellings. on Ninth
Street, between Clay and Marshall
Streets: also two valuable lots In county
Street and Hermitage Road, near the
shops OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
RICHMOND HORSE SHOW.
October Ia-l7-Reduced Rates Via r..
F.GaP.

cents for admission to Horse Show.
Tickets on sale at all stations, October
18th TO 18th, inclusive. final init Octo-
Der 10. 1903; good going only on date OF
direction.
Traffic Manager.
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corroNsEED OH. MARKE.

NEW YORK, Oct. o.-Cottonscde oil dull and
barely steady. Prime crude, +. o. b. mills, $50
Der, 81 30ilc. OF summer yellow. 36GSse.;
primew hite, 44c, prime wilmer yellow, 45c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Oct. 0, 1908.
OIiuIAuIUNS .-.t...
CATTLE MARK ETH.

NEW YORK, Oct. MISUNDERSTANDING
2,O45 head. Good steers, steady; common, cas-.
Ter; bulls and cows. steady to strong: about all
sold Steers. S3.75M5.G0; cows Sl.ao@5.Go.
Exports. 1900 quarters of beef; tc.norrow, l.755
cattle, rs sheep and $500 quarters Of beef.
Calyes-Receip,s IL head; IS head on sale.
nearly all westerns. Yeals steady; grassers and
westerns. more active: all sold, Eeuls $i.5oGD
city dressed yeali, s@l2hc. per pound; choice
l3c. per pound; country, dressed, 7@lliacy per
pound. Sheep and Lnmbs--Recepts, 2,085 head
bad order, owing to storm Sheep, $260Gl; few
export schep. sil2h; lambs, $5a7 1aM9,QO
Hogs Receipts, a,40O h/d; lower. State and
would bring So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-10
BY Augustine Royal & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Leader Building, Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THH
j MOST VALUABLE BUSINESS
SITES IN THIS CITY ON WEDNES-
DAY, OCTOBER IA. 1903, AT 5 O'CLOCK
p NJ ON THE PREMISES
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1903. in the suit styled J.. s. Moore s. Sons.
who sue etc.. VS.. o. II. Funston adminis-
traitor, ct ais, and A. b., G1thright's guar
dian VS.. u. NJ. Gathrlght ct ais, In the
Circuit. Court Of Henricc county; Va, the
undersigned commissioners wall sell, by
PUBLIC qHetlen on t he prenlses on 1oo,
at 4:3o o'clock, the real estate referred TO
In the said decree as fronting. n feet Z
inches on the east line of Brook Avenue.
and having front Of 152 feet on the south
line of Baker Street, and having a width
of 81 feet OH It's eastern line and lo4 feet .
inches on its southern line. and the I'M
provements thereon. consisting Of
having two elegant stores with granollthio
floors and good dwellings, above. This
property Is we'll suited for a grocery store
and the large grounds render 1t valuable
for stable purposes or for. a wood ana
coal yard. The property will be sold as a
whole or in separate parcels, as may seem
best at the time of sale.st
TERMS-One-third cash. residue IN }
equal instruments, payable ats II and -
months from date Of sale by notes. with
interest added, and the title to be retained
until the whole of the purchase money
has been paid and a conveyance Is order
ed by the court; or all in cash, at the
option of the purchaser
ALLEN G.. COLLINS
BEVERLY Il. fCRUMP,
Special Commissioners.
j. B. Elan & Co.. Auctloneers.
This is to certify that the bond in the
above styled suits has been given.
]. p. BROADDus, Clerk.
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