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AUCTION sALEs-THls DAY.
BY J, ID. Carneal g. Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers. N
.TRUsTERs AUCTION SALE

TRUsTERs AUCTION SALE
1so G9pees ehs Bw SS% ssy Ss
locations In Fairmount, belng NO. LILO ~,
virtue q 4, oe5ts'n deed e tr fSt
Is, Is. 1874 B, page sis, default having been
mado In the payment of a portion OF ths
debt secured thereby, and having been re-
guired by the beneficiary therein SO 70 90,
VIZ ssATuRDAY. APRIL 9, 1903,
o Coed 10 sell BY public auction the prop
erty conveyed therein. viz.
All that lot Of land, With al ~, Improve rne
Henrico county, Va. beginning ut q point
between @ and r Streets, distant 10 feet
8 inches north OF the point ct lnterseotlol
Ct the spS Mss naE HS ne " sess
eexstendlng thence northwardly along. the
ana frosM nl thereon 80 ieet and running
back at right angles and betwoen parallel
lines i2h feet, inches 70 an al!ey IN rear az
TER Ms.cash sufficient to pay al g, cost 1
deb5 slAs now Due 50 saeh q
notes for s4G50 each and one note for w
y 81 10 a. 81 ~ So So T. IT, t. 81. 81 81 % u. g
end ons year a &c se cure a s.
| s Mss 80. RobbRs lRok4Esi a Il
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Naval Stores S eason Ends,
- fpY Assoclated Pross.l

I01Tt (By AssocIated FrOsH.J 49,. -7I v
SAVANNAH, GA, March a1,-gThe ma
yal stores season of 1D02-'03 closed to-
day. The seasons receipts OF spirits
We're 2s2, 400, against 81i,B4e last season.
and for rosIn (4O.507. against .07l .4A0 for
last season. The reduction was caused
by small cut among the operators.
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WOMEN ARE INTERESTED
An Auxiliary TO the Oppenhe'mer lnst''
tute Is Organized.

(specla, to The Times, nlspatch.) h
NEW YORK, March 3l.--SeYeral promi-
nent New York ladies, including Mrs,
isabella Davis, OF tho Kings Daughters.
and Mrs, Dunlop-FIopklns, Mrs. Donald
Maor,ean and Mrs. u. ]. Foster, met this
afternoon at the Waldorf-Astorla and
organized the Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Oppenhemer Institute to aid In Its suc-
cessful treatment for alcoholism and drug
addlct1ons,
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WAYNE M'VEAGH TO
GO TO THE HAGUE
INV Associa tad preas.

WASHINGTON, D. O.. March s1.--The
President has selected Wayne McY eagh.
Of Pennsylvania. who was q member OF
the Cabinet OF President Garfield, to rep-
resent the United States at The Hague
tha question OF the preferential treatment
az between the allied and the non-allled
poweys having claims against Venezuela,
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flREMEN's RELIEF.
Bland Bills Set for Hearing by senate
Finance @ Committee,

The Senate COMMITTEES on Finance has
fixed Tuesday, April a7th. ct 70 o'cloekt
a. H.. as the time for hearing argument
on tie Tie Firemen's relief Bill, IN Y, 55iF
\ Hon. Charles T. Bland, Of Portsmouth
the patron Of the measure. and u large
number OF State fireman will he on hand
70 press the passage Of the measure.
which has already passed the House, and
which carries an appropriation OF s2,60u
Tor the relief OF disabled flremen and
their Widows. e. f.
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IS BY virtue az a certain deed Of trust {
dated the! 18th day of ebrlary, 1Sso. aan Ia
recorded lin the clerk 9 Nice 81 Henfi Ss
County Court Sin ID b. 20 vs. A pa gegasb:
de fault having been&nade $inG the payment
Of q part Of the deb cured "a thereby.
and being required so to do by the 6bene-
sficiary therein, II will sell, pu bl atlcT
sATURDAYt7APRI II 80, }!s \. !.
in said trust deed. MS that piece or. pa &
Gel Sof land, with the Rim proveme nts there
on, lying and being In I4enrico county, l !.
Va, Containing fifteen and one-hnlf d5lal
acres, more or less. front Ting on t he west
side OF Brook Turnpik thress fourth Is !,
a mile from the city OF RI chmond ~ !:
proveme nts consist Of a 8 tuccoed Hri :,
Dwelling of nine rooms and others puilns
Eings, formerly the resld ence &of ~ e. e;
to pay the following charges
of executing this trust, al unpaid taxes
to day OF sale, and to pa y - goo balance
due on the lastano for So, b40) and stnte r.
est on said 49, 900 from Februar yS 49, l9o2;;
the residue at one md tv q yea rs.S 70 %.
evidenced by negotiable no es, VII inter-
est added ana secured by trust deed On
said property. ~. . ", = =, M
AZ James q. Crensha (, 4 Auction y s't
Mar 31-tds NJ N 80 lex 81
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By Tho Valentine Auction Co. \
90 612 East Broad Street. IA 4, *

UcTIoNsS SAIL ID, ", H
TABLE LINENS. auARTERED.0A4aRFs
EXTENSION TABLE, OAK GI5 AN 3i1
CHIMES SIDEBOARpS.,.I W. CR0CKERY,
LOUNGES 8sA yVARDROBE.s DOlJBllE-
DECK SFIOW-CASE.&b X6 8FOOTS SEOM:.(
CASES, CANDY JARS, SCALES. IGESNTs't
ETC AT AUCTIl!ON>{..ssS$f S
IA THIS CWEDNDsDAY) MORNING.
YAPRiI. 1s'T. We will sell az our ware rooms,
No 6l2 East Broad Street beg nninS ats
Iy:SpI shed PaSlor Writing Desk With
Front ,s China Case. ouartered Oak 10, foot
iSxtenslon Table, |with massive Logs; 9oak
Ssideboards, Oak and NV lnut Chamber,
suits Domestic Singer aad tH a. ndsra a ssx,
cry cry Odd y Bureaus and ahstands Il g
Linen IN bleclotls Oak and Walnut NNard.,
robes. Hat Rack, Mirrors y Pic lures, BEG
LoSnEss 81 stove 9okt5SE st9 SIo ws9d
fine Double Deck Oak-frame Show GaseA
Oak Brams Metal rimmfedt ssaw
Candy Jars Counter Scales Il e sks
etc, THE VALENTINE AUCTIONC co..
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AUCTION CALM e--rA 10 DAY.
mn f.yF III Al. ca elf, u X g ND S
No. q North Eleventh Dtfsst.
PUBLIC AUCTION ,
WEDNE Apnll ] 0e9, S8y
a. IA s 70 CLOCK ~ l..
100 I. Tusnty event i \, 50 90!

New detached, splendidly con1t
dwelling, ! rooms bath and an nv0e.9,nls
appointments. Inspection itiVitsd. a.t... Il
N f11RMsi 3Tasy Nv ~
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Mr.. Ellerson Improving.
Under tho care OF DR.. Boyce D.
Brool;er, young Richard Ellerson. who
was SO badly burned recently by gaso'
line on his clothing taking fire. Is I'm.
proving, N, Ans
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BY Pollard 81 Ragby, 4 u NJ
Real Estate "A ctioneers. Il 9S 81 Isl
~rRUHrHE,s' AUCTION sAI4H :s5s
NJ s " ilB ss OF 81 SIS g
THREp FRANZ 3 pWELLINGs. !, ON g
NORTH SIDE OF !, iM AZ ,, LANE Il
BUI.YIDERE SYREET6. ,gS ne 1
NOS, 10, 10llas AND IA &

In execution Of a deed ne trust dated
December IL, 1874, and record led N clsrk,s
ofrtoe 81 Richmond Chancery Court, d al
page s dets,Hls haysng nsep , RSaas
III secured. We win sell by alotlon. on the
pfem'sesMi 6 81 AlyIeI1. 4. 1903 /, ].
~ Cot IA feet % Inches front
Observation-Disclosures In cash 70 pay coSf Ia
sale, any Ia xes due, and the SUN o. ytsS
at one and two years, - n ~, !.
E, SYILLtIAM II1 dsYeoWs
All 1-tds 53l NJ
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POSTPONED from March 81. 4 1907, 20 dat1;
below on aocount OF rain)
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= 6tu alleged abandonment n-sru p
ma aother5 sunday reos ons. Judge q NH 2
Yesterday granted a decree Of t' divorce g
Mrs. Gertie NJ, Kerrich from her nus Us
= NO. aed d ossession Il Of an infant child.
Tho Couple were MARI ed In 1900 '(f 5 n
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TIE theatres.

Observation-Disclosures
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BY James n. Crenshaw;g
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1913 Z u. Main Street.
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4 49, IN - Or A 8 l;S
- ON 3TUR slssss
1914 ACRES OFkLAND. ~ s3fs
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Judge Wexford. Of the City Circuit
Court, yesterday granted an amendment
Company, allowing a change Of name 70
the James River Mining Company. It
Is said that formerly there were I've y,
firms, the style Of the firm name beln
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DISARMAMENT
OF MANY COMP NIES
An Interesting Order That has
Been Issued by the
Governor.
Governor.

BY order Of the Governor there has
Just been issued a call for the Inspection
OF seven companies Of state nilitia.a
every ono OF which Will be d!sbanded
within axty days unless It recruits its
m EN- bership sunicientlyto meot the aver
ago required.
It is possible that ono OF the seyen--a
Richmond company will fall to come up
to the mark, and will DO dlsbanded. Iho
others. some OF whom lack but one, or
three. or i've members. will probably pun
up and get through all right. sun the
prospect opened up lsnI striking one
and Iitpwlll doubtless startle some OF snel
military commanders TO business. The
requirements Is for at least 1itty-ohe
mem pers ii: each. company..4The co1npaLn am!
summoned for the inspection are Is ana
c. OF Richmond: D. Of Charlottesviiie;Sl,
or Farmyllle. and l., Of FIederlcksburs,
ali OF tho f,eventleth Regiment and Com
pany D and X, OF the seysnty-fir Tney
will DO inspected within sixty days. pc
ginning November 10Th. 80.
The election Of n major for the f!rse
Battalion OF the Seventieth Regiment mas
been postponed from Thursday OF tn nus
week until December 10TH
Three companies Of tho Seventeen, -! ~
a and Fl, have Just been furnlshen Win
tn. new army magazine rifle. All me
other companies will be similarly proV1l el'
as soon as the supplies can arrive.
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WAGES ARE REDUCED.
Cut Of Ten Per Cent. in the New
England Cotton Mills,
[ BY Assocluted nress.l


BOSTON, November 23-The first OF
the numerous reductions In wages an
nounced in the eotton mills q ass southern nd's,s
outside of that territory. went into effect
in all but one Fail River corporation TO-
day, ana at q number Of outside mills,
Although about $4,000 operatives had their
bay cut down, no general strike occurred
In any mill. To-days cut averaged ten
per cent, and places the pay scnedules
on basis with those paid previous TO
the advance OF March, 1902. i. s5
The reduction affected seventy-eight
mills in Fall River employing nearly
5ooO hands. and about q score OF cor
poratlons else where IN New ENGLAND en-
The Fall River Iron Works, operating
four print cloth mills, Will cut down
wages next Monday. and on that day
also nearly all Rhode Island and Com
nectIcut manufacturers will ADOPT the low
er schedule. A cut In New Bedford VIII
go into effect In TWO weeks, Al
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TEXAS MAN APPOINTED
INSPECTOR COTTON FARMS
nv Associated I'ress.)

HERI.IN, Nov. 23.-J. b. G.. Becker OF
hockey. Texas, has been appointed gov
ernmont Inspector Of cotton on the plan az
nendn,Iartcrs will be at Dar-ljs- Salaanl:
The official announcement Of his appoint,
ment vas accompanied by the statement
That MIR. Booker formerly held the non !,
The' cerman East Africa cotton crop last.
season, produced under the direction Of
some OF Booker y. Wushlngton's pupils,
amounted to lfO bales. lresh, Showlnss
.rogoland, (iarman West Africa, also
Yields several hundred bales.
Tho German chambers Of commerce nra
onergetically supporting the, DEVELOPMENT
lhat tl1e glowing OF cotton In the Cor
mar, colonies mist remain inconsldcrnhle
,intlI railroads into the interior are bnllt,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.--The cotton market
fopened trm at AN advance OF eMl7 points on
INNATE by a local hnuhe and prospects for
rather lighter receipts Tor the day. After =
little further hrmncss the market became less
active and the estimate for to-morrow's rece pts
mt Houston rejecting very large movement,
the general ruling became rather easier. Thcra
was liquidation. and soon The advance had
been cut down 10 "A matter of 61a points on the
active months, Then came partial reco cry
on a renewal OF covering by room shorts but
with the weather of favorable average and
the estimates for to,norFnw'S receipts ut New
Orleans and Galveston also very heavy, the
market soon began to Fag on. While more or
less irregular 1t ruled rather weak during the
balance or the session, Tho close was at n
Very slight recovery, the range being net IN
3 points higher with the tone quiet and
steady, Sales were estimated AZ 10000 bales.
Trading WAS not so active rs the recent aver
ago, and there sim seems TO be n dispose Ion
among both classes Of traders to await the
bureau report before operating
Cotton receipts AT the ports to-day were 81
ais bales against II 600 last week and 81 G6i las,
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CAR AND BUGGY COLLIDE
Messrs. Shepherd and Her rr
Slightly Hurt.

Through a collision with a street car.
MI. w. II. Shepherd and Mr.. Hunte'
IIerrIn, two residents Of the county. VINO
we're in their buggy. were hurt by beins
thrown out, near Sixth and Broad streets.
Yesterday afternoon. Tho buggy was oao =!
damaged. Mr.. Shepherd was bruised ~
the side. and Mr.. Herrn was hurt on INC
head The latter was taken to tho sy's-
Kinia Hospital. and treated.
His Injury was not serious. and ne la.e,
vent 10 his home In the county. peyono
barton Heights. MI. Shepherd took me .,
broken buggy home. An Oakwood car o ~
the damage. and 1t Is question as "
who was TO blame.
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DECLINE IN STEEL ':I.,lE [:
Loss of. Eleven Points in Few
DAYS Give Rise to Rumors.
By Associated PreEs.)

NEW YORK, Nov. ga six point de-
cline In the preferred stock OF tho He-
publio Iron aud Steel Company on the
Stock exchange to-day made a. drop Of II
points since last Friday, was .accompan-
;ed by various rutnors concerning the cor
roration's condition. It is said th me- Z, .,
Working capital BY issuing new bonds
tut Of this a leading director said no
knew nothing. neither could he ofter any
explanation for the severe slump n the
stock. The regular quarterly meeung o.
Monday next, and It Is expected that
some staten nt regarding the companys
affairs will then be assured.
During the day tho stock lost altogethet
7 points, closing at 10 Ia. with sales o.
upwards of 1900.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

SEw YORK, Nov. .s-TLoUR--Markct was
quiet but steadily held Rye TloTr9ndsy
luckwheat Tlour ,-cs,ar sea.e RareyEasy
Ny %neaesp ; easy rsd s1,:q 9 }a4ai
opened shade higher for May f here on mic. dsv
rav an better cash trade they declined again
,inder hear attacks. and closed easy at '.MAc.
net loss. 80 s,,.: red. May Sa"c' '''S' '''s','
l' CornWspot easy; No. .. zoe. Oniion market
was quiet but steady iaiea ssc ne, decline.
G GNea. amd r' spo, easyo pton nominal
Enthusiastically; beef hams. $:o.1oM--W ". ~, ny
MeatsPirmb aosed at aoc nominal reansd
M asy S con,nent fT40; compound, issSas62.,
Por i Taliow-Quiet' Hosl'-e'u'es'
ro,mcenSpot Rio. steady; No invoice r &C..
mild steaiv Cordoya, i. .aGdv at Unchanged
,UI CONN md ruled generally quiet The marEst
closed steady n, unchangSdi 7l Rr' Sess - "''
Of points s far refining, s.c centrl
H nsa ssadS ST. ssf sna Srushsa tS
mould a. iS sr u si,t5; cubes $s2
ii'ic,,NSteaIy; domestic fair TO , ea.Fn. NV
+Hc japan nsn h H"t,e, so"i to choice 3sa4oc
oI,sa ,sr Iss creamery s4c STATE i c1s sarS
l5aSc cheeserregulaGI; ,subsr W. i!c; ats
made made io%.c ErFs-lslrm; state ana leh"ss''",
Ma ayerasss an1s long Island, s75a:25;
Jersey ST. state Easiern % aha Mvsrn.n
81 5ou4oo; Jersey sweets s'sYg as. cahbases--
Sieaay: lnus per loo, s,ad per barrel sc'
S %y", ,.otton-3y steamer to l-'eiPoo'' w.
,u,,c.co Ill, Nov 2s-Extreme dullnesa
was manifested in tho whca, PIT io." ~, am IN
was largely RESPONSIBLE, 'c ios I'D sc" lover De
ll,"rs, nnrn wns off Nc; oats were down 1=c,.
| while January provisions closto ''o"' '-H-9f-'
10 22i.c. lower
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us. STEEL
MADE GAIN.
IAN Inspired Rumor Responsible
for It's Recovery After q
Long Drop,
CALL MONEY MARKET STIFF
Per Cent. Rose to 71-2, Caused
BY the Demand, But it was
Viewed With Equa1il1llty.
CALL MONEY MARKET STIFF
nv Associated Presso

La Il II -.
,Nr1- work November 2"--I o-ot.s
.,,,cl, market stood up we'll In the face OF
J, ,,n,,her Of ,ntoward circumstances, ana
K r,nsna ,u,,o Arm ut the top level or the
.,,.. IA :, Tho most active market OF
the day. Southern Paciho AsSo.
leadership u an early advance "iiien W.
rather decidedly checked by nh outpou
;nr Of United states Steel preferred "'''ei
i carried the stock down to oo - ",,u
I awakened renewed Apprehension u ',s
1prther denornlizing effect on the Mhu.n
/ .,tnru market The persistence WIN "n my,
htu .s4i ie, nave reappeared that the divl-
aond IN the common stock Is 70 pc sus
= mod and that on the preferred sto Per.
10 be reduced has made us mp ese'o''
I ,,non speculative sentiment. -
;rha suggestion which found It's way "
the public today, with me nppen an the
! OF being inspired, that re Sc.a Would
t.dividenH on the p'e, w eu co,nora-
s,.consort poorly with III, Inc SO soi n5S 90
! TONS privilege to issue s sSV'e etncl,
/ ~ second bonds to retire preferred sL sc,
scanned otlave q more reassurrihs elico.
tn SPECTATORS ana s ne,1en nref f The
! stock closed with net gam OF IL pu,' ~ ~
/ The stiffness Of the call money mark Iha
! was another deterrent factor to"uIos w
Mhile the demand for money when
/ .t.a,,scd the rise was unmistakabie, IL
!; }s,aTnad 10 be viewed With equlniuhty.
|! The demand fo, money IS regaraeda as
| normal to the last week Of the month.
vas .Hu the collapse in Republic Steel pre-
/; terrcd, which lost points on inc u''s.
| There was no sympathetic response 10
/ this, outside of q few other iron ana steer
! stocks Circumstantal reports were III
(, circulation OF the necessities or the COIL
pany for additional capital, which II was
!. alleged would be met by n bond issue us
Wall as by reducing the dividend on the
/! preferred stock. l.,
III, A considerable sustaining influence IN
I, me market was the strong tone or the
iiocal traction stocks. led by Aletropoiltah
( securities, with an extreme rise Oh 49, -,
| Transit to extend its lines over the new
| East River Bridge and through New
\ h ork street In which Metropolitan street
!. Railway tracks already lie was accepted
1 by SPECTATORS as confirmatory or rumors
| much prevalent Ia tely of u general merger
/ cheerful tone on the London market was
| u help to the local market
The bond market was more actlVe Dul
/! quite irregular. Total sales. par value
1 1880
United States bonds wero unchanged on
p1he last call ~,
5s NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Close: Money on
\, call. strong, 1-2 to IL; closing biz ii;
+ offered at l. Time loans dull and tirln;
sixty days per cent; ninety days. SIX
6 to - Sterling exchange steady with
t,ctunl business In bankers bills at Asi to
4.S4O5 for demand and at 4.sD.50 to 4.SoH
Tor sixty day bills. Posted rates As IL
and 4.S4 1-2 to Ass. Commercial bills +Sl
is. Bar silver IS. Mexican dollars A L.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
-, ,,,,,,. ,.erx, ,,rht. hut the mark ct

FLoUR-Receipts very light, but the market 1aS'
continues dull.
RiIJ-Qulet. aas.a
WHEAT-Actlve; light receipts.
CORN-Conttnues very dull.
OATS-Steady.
HAY-alarket active for best grades, as re-
ceipts, Gro running light; of grades dull. -.
FGGS-Rcceipts very light and market active.
RIFT ER-Rcccipts liberal, market quiet eA-
ceut for sweet fresh stock
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF both 1.-Two and dressed
continue light and market active.
VIRGINIA BACON-Hamsf active. noes anu
ToTAToEs-- Receipts very light and marke'
e'Ioh ~ ESRsceipts continue heavy and mar
ket quiet. but In rather better snaps tnAn
last week. .rd ,-,ood
HECEIpTS FOR THE WEEk-Wheat, b1.sss
bushels; corn .4.oas bushels; oats ~ ~ p Ss
els; rye 1917 bushes ., noun ,nn. ''iA oAr'0S ''
sToCK in ELEVAToR-Wheat,, i.61S 6 ,,sI.
als cnrn aai bushesi oats, g.. ~ Dusllels.
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Henrico Notes,

In the Henrico County Court YESTERDAY
Ii. q. Cronc. charged With atehi !I1e, tf9s
from Annie Cora. was given siA til V>' 20
J Ohm Meredith. charged with str rltn ~;
and wounding 7. A. Talafcrro with int ,e,,'i
to MAIN disable eis|,kupe, a ana Ms bcfors
Squire James r.. Lewis V
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Emmett pruner and Mary Bu1Hei'or'
both of SHenrlco, s
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1YNcnpuna TOBACCO MARKET.


Sales OF tobacco on the l.ynohburE market
for the two weeks ending November "a, 1903.
reported by jobs Ii Ogeshy, Of Lynch $ Ware
house: ~ .tff5 X.
hounds; sold week ending November 9lst T:4S 90
pounds; decrease fos week ending Noyen ,ao,
10 November ii, 1903, /, 400, 500 pounds sold
from October 1. 1902, to November a., 1902.
$685., 800 pounds: decrease for 1903. 2,lSS,b0o
Receipts larger. though n,uoi, short Of last
seuson ut this limo. but lttlc good tobacco De
Ing offered. Prices rather lower than hst
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DnY GOODS alARK FIT.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-values in dry goods
seem TO DO hardening IN a good many instances
long prices will show an advance. This out
look, however, Is not causing any. greater u;
terest on tbs part Of buyers. who arc still
yatlce manner, tgs5tst 81. u II 'igr-aSts 3t.lf
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10. 900 bushels: oats .,osoo bushels: hogs, .oo

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov ss;-rLoUR-o vi q,
aud Unchanged Wheat.Dall; spot rs Son Mea1.
ern. S5nGs5Mc.; southern BY sample. rig Sc &
corSouie; spot old and tho month ~, t2tS
Soc; spot. new. 49'iS new soush .yhi+e VIE alc
S S1a, n s3.FsSi; NO 5sd5se puter-Fir, IN
and Unchanged: fancy imitation lsgise' s,o no.
backed, 15iflsc. Eggs-Firm and UNCHANGED:
fssh ch sma &y %na
,,nehanrcd coarse and iine formulated, S4l9sh'
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. N. C., Nov. 2a.-splRrTEss
TJRPENTINE-Firm at y5s,ic.; receipts. 80
casks, Rosin-steady at $40. Tar-Flrm a.
tso receipts 81 T. barrels c1ade TusDens'ne
'sAyANEAH, GA Nov. %. -TUR PEN1'1SE3...-
FIRM at bsNc'; receipts, ess Casks; ,. saios' sso
cents s'lso barrels saies 5.5os barrels; exports.
2 eC q 8. c.. Nov. 2s.-TuRPEN-
.,rfNF-steady at 65Hc RoSln-Steady. %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEAN1Ir MARKET.

Farmers market, fancy. isAc.: strictly prime
exc; primo 2H6ahc.i common. exc. Spanish
100. New crop coming In freely; NJ, WINE
Spanish oonszho- Market nrm. stock light
arkat 0taadY. s-t75t y idlHtE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
co-,rr,oSsEEp OIL MARKEr.

Nnw YORK. Nov. 23.-Cottonseed oil was
steady on spot and not freely offered, except
Al a moderate advance In price. Prime crude ,.i1
low 3ac. SPOT, December. s31a Gsac. or su-,n
,nsr yellow. nominal; prime white, 3713oc.;
nrime winter yellow, asd40c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT 8 rR1cHMoND, NOV. 70. 1908.

PORT 8 FR1cHMoND,. NOV. 70. 1908
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas Graves; Norfolk ana
Yam.a River landings. merchandise ana passen.
sers. VirkinIA Navigation CO. t.5tt 1lt'Y
steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk merchan-
dise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
~ SAILED. 80 > u f.3 \
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. merchaa.
dise ana passengers,s Old Dominion line:
Barge F. w. Cmmtskey, Jr.. Esan. Peters
burg, light. ..6 i }4 81 q
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. q. 1903.
ARRIVED. 5}
baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo. 1S1
Is5G SAILED
Baltimore Courtney, baltimore passengers
and general CARO-
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. %. 1909,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Etolia, Galveston.
Schooner Eleanor A. Percy. Boston.
Z Schooner NJ. D. Greasy. Boston.
SAILED. I'll
steamer EtolIa, Havre-