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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
grove rove Avenue Ave and Beech street, -Rey. s b
HAWTHORNE. p. D.. pastor -Preachi LIZ at y
rI RS s bsF r RGls ssloe IL ASb
preaching at II a. n. and $40 ?. u; The pas
win conduit n nsts s seFSisfi
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
Sixth and Main streets),-Rev w n I;o,,k&:
S!TM VI Fl ID %sem Dr. Smith esshanxes
service at night. Bible school at o;ao a. NJ.
GRAcE.sTREET BAPTIST, CHURCH, , Ic g IL
s. ST. GARpSER. D. D., pastor. Sunday school At
S:aS a. ii. Preaching BIZ the pastor at u A. 81.
II y s ssiyfe Il night Prayer meeting
Pine Inc and Grace sEeets,MsRRev, WESTON nkp-
c Ne Hop. paps al i1 welcome Tee young
METHODIST.
BRoAp,sTREET NJ. y. CHuRcH.-REy. W
the IL I pastor Al il A. 81 and Sis r. ~ Morning
GS THE Meth en soss AH% he Liquor
sd dis2 ~ qhgRf g. c pEfl
p. % subject noTninS hetresnen! * the
wqy sse"ps - h'0'e incident ana US a'ne'
SECOND Il eHERgn.RrY
asSS4 AZ ss!:$s q sssSl
Services at II O'Clock 4. NJ. and $40 o'clock p.
eHHHcA OF IT THE Goy nsSts; =,
gny s tGGFFnty oso besotona service
Wednesday at s y. NJ All welcome,
r;SoEs X1eSe sa Elm
AN. mud s:15 =. ~ By Rev, 7. r.. English,
lords supper Sunday morning. Cordial welcome
10 All CHRISTIAN.
{Marshall Street between cen, Graham and Han.
s;is j: H. Mld,weeE prayer meeting wednes-
da ssE VIZ ii STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Seventh and Grace Streets .--serylees
a and eo sS u aa s9nd hTbar
ka'h HS s,Hay y aSst ave ssapssrs y HeMsas
sHssff s'gtfRsi sns H'assi
e Sn By spd Rev! Ee{s eS
WARD ut IL A. NJ. and S:l5 p. NJ,
s, EPISCOPAL
THE MON UMENTAL CHURCH lBRoAD
Street, below Twelfth)-r-Rey W. Y, EVANS, p,
service at II o'clock. No afternoon service
during July and August
10y CHRISTIAN. SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Services Sunday morning at ll:lb;. sIo} s!so
O'clock. No. 1901 Grove Avenue. All are In
vted. ny,
dorse Miennial Dawn series as the best Bible
keys ever written, Il yeral thousand Of our ps PEG
JOHN HAIRIS0N, formerly Met.ts'iG min,
lister of Pennsylvania. explain them tt-morro%
aud 1880 =. N.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE cotton market
opcned steady at decline OF 81 points 70 an
advance Of 5 points, following Liverpool cables,
which were lower than expected on. on 1he e nsaI
lions Following the call there was an interval
during which the near months shoTe % furtne es
of 81 points, with September reaching 10.43,
decline Of points The later months ho w t.
generally favorable weather. and were rallied
by buying orders popularity credited TO the New
Orleans clique.
Under this buying August wns forced up TO
1920, while positions ter than that showed net
gains OF from 5Q,s po!nts. July was quiet ana
Showed comparatively little movement.
Toward midday, however. there was re-,
newal OF bear pressure, encouraged by q partial
Withdrawal OF supporting orders generally fay
ornble crop advances and further report: OF cot
ton headed In this direction from abroad for de-
livery Oh July contracts, and tine market Was
soon sold down to about the opening level. The
balance Of the session quiet and rather
IRREGULAR, and IN: market at the close Wnh VIII,
ana, tone WIS steady and priceA were net il
20 points lower. Sales. 10000 bales.
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st; Louis, s5o1s4,9l4; decrease. 81.
Pittsbufg, $47, 800, 400; Increase, 1.6.

San Francisco, s3O,2es9s6; Increase. So.
baltimore, s25.262,o74; decrease, 81.
Cincinnati, s24,312, $50; increase, rs
kansas City, s2o.447,G77; increase. 81.
New Orleans. s1e,oel,s6s increase. 34.4
Louisville, s10,635,el3; decrease, IS.
Richmond, S4,1s4,34s; decrease. 1.s.
Washington, s4,o72,34s; increase. IL.
Savannah, S2,s22,S7s; increase. "a.
Memphis, $3, 1885, 46; increase, BIB.
Fort Worth. s3,347,3s1; increase, BIB.
Atlanta, s2,45554s: increase, o.4.
Nashville, 1854. 542; increase. 46.6.
Norfolk, 1850. 040; decrease, Ga
Augusta, 1856, 965; Increase, 22.l
Birmingham, s1.127.9O7; increase, 10.
Little Rock. ss0s279; increase, 81.
Knoxville, s1,17S,7os: Increase, S0.4.
Macon. s756 .0O0 Increase, 22.9.
Chattanooga. s77321s; increase, IS.
Jacksonville, s369,S90; decrease, i.6.
Houston, s1o,3b6.o1o: increase, II.
Galveston, $5.256.0oo increase, $50.
Charleston, 81 ,o64,734.
Total. s2,1e2, 273,74s; decrease. 81.
Outside New York, $s49,0 S6, 6l4;y Increase
IL. J.
Totals, Canada, s544ee,oa1: increase, Il
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THE TOBACCO MARKET
Report of Mr.. Vaughan for the Week
Just Ended.


CONCERNING the conditions on the to-
hacco market during the past week,
Messrs, l., b. Vaughan & Co, Of Cren-
shaw Warehouse. say as follows;
Receipts and sales have reduced. re-
quiring only two sale days on Tobacco
Exchange, when sSs packages were sold
at prices 80 cents to 5000, or, say, $S66
average price on sss packages sold this
week on Change Sold to date on
Change 5,4a0 packages, Smaller trans
actions may naturally pc expected for
cron has heen sold. Favorable weather
conditions have greatly improved the
growing crop, now doing well, !.
Topping reported which Is usually half
way station in the life of the plant on
the hill between planting and cutting,
We'll all good leafy primings. for which
strong demands are expected What is
worth doing at all is worth doing Well
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BANK CLEARlNds
Table Giving Figures for the Principal
Cities ofthe Country
.aIofed PreSS.

BY ASSocIateu II n'D'7
,4 ShW som mpka BY shows ~
for the ended 5p ago is
With the percentage Of increase err anp non ND
crease, as compared With the corresponds
lns %eex rns' y sss Isl, 1874; decrease. ss
S EXC ao siss oss. 1856; increase. 81
P Pbn;u,,, sii2,ia.s7oi decrease. So
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III, stock gave way to considerable extent The
general market did not aympnthse. and the ne
movement With good rallies all through tho list.
one Of the leading insurance companies mas IRE, re-
Gently been liquldating the loans Oh ,at thIs
operation has been about completed.
In the last hour the market became assFes-
,ivcly strong and shorts covered freely.
The failure OF the unfavorabc rinors 10 ma
tcrlalize induced the commission houses to t hi
aide. and the consensus of opinion seemed to
Total sales to-day, 7os.ooo shares and s2,a42,-
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c. July 17,-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE-Firm at 4Sc.: receipts. o. casks
Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts. 1l0 barrels.
Crude Turpentine- at sl.75@3,0oI and SO. 25;
receipts. 100 barrels. Tar-Firm at sl.65; re-
sAVANNAH, G., July 17.-TURpENTINE--.
Firm at 4sc.; receipts. "a CASKS sales, sales: 3ee
cepts, o3O barrels; sales, 2,o41 barrels; exports,
S73 barrels.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 17.-TURPE
TINEAsteady at A Is; sales, 10 casks. Rosin--
Steady; sales, $50 barrels.
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:, c u.,,,,,,r % registered 1oeHs
:, 9 ..,nna,n, os counon. 1865
+, ss ror,s,ercd 1o7M
:. ., co,,non 1881,
4, G Nav 40 registered lex init ....... 134A
r. 3 N Se~. 49, coipon .,............... 1864
II s. old As. registered. ................ -
=, q oau r 49, .tortI ic1 I'M. jj..,,.... 1ol&
=. . o. l.s,s,ve" Ne> > 49,. ..,.. 1903
, .,; 81 w. rs,sral as ..,,.......... 0el.
ttchison. adjustment IS. az
baltimore and Ohio ...................' 40 -
Baltimore md Ohio 3hs... ............' ,o va
baltimore md Ohio Cow. 4s......',... ii9 Ky
:. hn .nni s o Ganrcia ns...,.,,.. 1o3
Ss s"%ai q Georgia list Inc. ~
ny nnae ord Iiton 91Aa .,..,........ ~
SMsaso en- n and nuincv new 4s........ 9Oh
chicaso' r. an md PAM r.n' 4,........ lOS
,hiea 90 and Northwestern con. 7s........ 1901
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American cotton Is o65 $40 against o42 Soo ia al
week and 1902 143 bales last year I nmH ~ etc.
04a 900 bales against 1,oi9ooo last week si XII,
100000 bales last OF the wor md bed in
supply OF cotton there Is now atoat anu GST 600
sgains, D i,17s 600 last yenr; in Egypt g geo GOO
against $4,000 last year; IN ih N Tho United
States G52 600 against 35O.0 600 last year.
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BALTIMORE. MD. July 17,--FLoUR-Qu,et
UNCHANGED, whsat--onis and lower; spot, $50
nls, 6s17sc. Corn Easy; spot ob%d55Nc.;
the month, b5ls@Ho%c;i southern white corn,
@oos 9stsGasS n" whl.e se asked nd
unchanged Ergs-Firm and higher fresh,
l04c, Cheese-Steady and lower; large, lo7sc;
small, INC. Sug0r--SronEer and higher; course
granula1cu and hRe, So.olh..
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 17.-operations in dry goods
have continued on very small scale, with buy:
the fact that the future Is admittedly strong
and the possibilities of prices are toward high.
err level The statistical position is strong but
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M EETlNGS.

Richmond, Va, July 1s, 1903.
IL OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF RICH
Xxx MONn RANDOLPH LODGE. NO. 10. a.
/VN F. AND "a. M.-Please meet ut your
lodge room. Masons' Hall. THIS Saturday
EVENING Mt 3 O'Clock 10 pay the last SAD TIL
bute OF respect to our deceased brother. W: H..
Booker Members OF sister lodges invited TO
meet With us.
". L. GooDE. Secretary.
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pPODlJCE MARKETS.

Unchanged snM o Rye Flou5-oaet &C coT R5nfs
Quiet Rye--Quct; on. western, a'c. DarieS-.
Wheat--spot steady; No: red. s4A ,i,,t Sp
tions developed early weakness unoer Iqu n'1.s
ton bearsh cables and fayo1anle rsreints the
market later advanced BY nnsh Nli,er res
Of the worlds crop. poor Modern M.i,v q.
port and large weekly c'c c,nsnM st S4tc Sep
TENDER, sec; December, SIC. on.on mar.
eas Ne u6 SSAc :e 8ps,0pa due n to
ees nae cables nh and biz Argentine shipments fol-
unchanged July closed ut &C.: sen,tesmpNe r
56ac.; December, 56asc. oats-spot qule'' ~.
Bcef-Ensy. Cut Meats-Firm; picked "a m ms aa.
12H@l3c Lard-Quiet; western steamed, Ss;Sv'
r %lI elsss1 at SIE no9pa lSn city,
country. 3Is14Nc, Realistically. Iurpen-
tinc-Steady. .,.... ,,onod
coaeeThe market for coffee fu duS 0p sf
points following the partial loss at , aavs ros an9
heavy receipts but ruled very quiss aos el1s ~
am partial de eust q n9ni nsoe saes CO.
fnr r H $isc eentrli9sn1 90 r.n test
Srm sonte @Glassss & mon
granuinted $500; cubes $500 Mce-Firn'
Monsses-Firn. oo,, ,ro.,,.
erE tennon S e fstse
Steady to firm; State, ful cream, fancy small.
soored 49, DO large soc smd State and
isaIishc.; western. seconds to arsts; 14@17e
southern s5o@$75 Lone Jersey
other domestic. 3@4hc. cabbages-steaGSSy BAL Bal
timore S1.25M1.50; Long lsland, So.cU! Cot-
top-Ry ateamer to Liverpool, nc.
Il.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, July l7.--Thc peanut market
is quiet to-day. The ony change in PRICES -
77lSc. bushcl The prices are "a follows:
Fancy, quiet at &c.: strictly prime, 2Nc;;
prime. 2Nc.; low grades. &c.: machine picked.
212Kc.; Spanish, 771ac. per bushel. Blnckeyc
peas So. rs bag; black and speckle peas. 81 {;
clay and red peas. SOC. Peanut bags In bales
6S In. 74.1Oc.
PETERSBURG, VA, July 17.-PEANUTs-
Spanish, new market very firm at II lac.: sc llers
asking more. virginia's-Quiet at &c.
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ESQ; bulls, s2.25@4. s5; calves: 50 ooaeoo: Tex.
asfcd steers, S3.2o@4.75. Hogs-Receipts to.
day, 10000 head; estimated for tomorrow, z, 900
head; left over ?, 900 head; light. &C. lower,
others steady. Mixed and butchers $S:l5@e 5: eS;
SIC. bulk Of sales. s5.S5a $50. sheep,Receipts,
G.Ooo head Sheep and lambs steady to l0e.
fair to choice mixed. s3,oo@3.75; native lambs
S3.00@8.55.
steady. Choice, $5.25a5'4o; prime, s4.oo@5.1o
good, S4.8o@4s5. Hogs-Slow. Prime heavy
S5.s5@5.0o; light workers.. s610@6.25; rigs,
s8:30G8.4O; roughs. S4.OOd50o Shcep-Strong.
Best wethers, s4.3o@4.5o; culs and common
S1.5o@2.25.
CINCINNATI, o.. July 17.--HoGs-Active and
higher at s4.O0@5.7O. Cattle-srong at s2.259
Lambs-Active aud lower at $3.50@6.40
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FOR SALE,


For SALE,
CHURCH HILL CORNER BRICK
Residence, containing 10 Rooms. L.atrob.
Stove, Range Porcelain Bath Tub. vel
planned and near Libby liill Park' sta
o'e ~ JOHN T. GopDIN s. CO,
Bank and Eleventh Streets
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the RICHMOND PAPER Meg,
CO. will be held Mt Its office on TUEsDA1,
Jnly 2ist. 1903. at ~ O'Clock ".
4. II. CHRISTIAN. Jr.. President.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. July l7.--Secretary
Hestef's statement of the visible supply, OF cot
l,oos, s78 against 2,o6l. 500 bales last week and
q naaiAa bsi.. Lat year, OF thiA the total of
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

--------
BALTIMORE, MD. July 17.-ssnbosrd ., AT a
Seaboard As, 7ShI7s44. Atlantic Coast Line
common mud preferred, no snles
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Financial Statement that Has Been Is
sued by the Company
The Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
pany has Just made public the following
financial statement:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY IT. 1908.
IEPJVEn

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY IT. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk: merchan
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and passen
GERS, Tirgirin Navigation Co.
Steame. Brandon, Rhodes. So.foE merchan
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY IL 1908.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
SAILED.
baltimore Courtney, Baltimore, passengers and
general cnrgo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY II, 1903.
ARRIVED,
Schooner General f. $, Greedy. Providence,
large City OF Montreal, boston.
Steamer Tal!anza. New fo1k
SAILED.
Schooner Huyard Barnes New Haven.
Barge Florric, Providence.
Cargo Carrie, New Bedford,
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mi sEllii 0s uplands. iaoo m!ddlug gulf 1918:
sales. 200 bales
Cotton quiet; middling, 1850; net ..celp!s, 4
bales; gross, 400 bales; sales, 200 bales; stocR'
II Total today Mt all seaporsNet receipts oo7
C Se,r aai zoe bales: stock 90. 200 bales
Consolidated az AL se nn n;Ita, re1ep a
Ssies to France $500 bales; to the Continent.
6,402 bales, ~ .
@ since NIB Da It, a, esp p o
10 hs ca eaya' bales to japan 1885,
1873 bales.
Spot ShS cotton @Aa aomlsa sales loo bales; quota
lions unchanged
The future market although q, ~ he s,S SpspII ns
Of IS points ASsss, WAS ~ lower az Ip c hma
ing level: After the opening the fluctuations
were rapid Grst above then below the opening
for, the winter months The trading was light
aud the market somewhat weak at the close,
the lis, showing net losses Of Is points on July,
August 20. September II and the more distant
Cotton futures steady; July. lsooalalO; Au,
gss n5G oSeG
987@9,3s; January, 03i@9,S6,
The following are the total net receipts OF
| cotton at all ports since September list;
| 28B $40 bales; Mobile, 2li,lo7 bales; Savannah.
POI Ara bales Charleston. 2oa 657 haes; Will
| minston 2i903 bales. Norfolk, 50s,0sT bales.
Baltimore, 47.ols bales; New York, 57loi bales:
Boston, os,45 sbales: Newport News. l4,oSs
tales; Philadelph!a, 20, 63l bales; Brunswick.
lls2i7 bales; fernandna. 3l3i bales; Pensa,
cola. 1900 taiesi pGrt Arthur So ess bales
S64. 7bsles Portland, Ore, l,5il bales; y
Pa5o. 1857 bales; Eagle Pass, u i79 bales
Laredo. 1900 bales. Total. I,6s6slo bales.
NEW ORLEANS La. July l7-Secretar.
Hestef's statement of the visible supply OF cot
ton isued to.tay. htOMs the total visible TO b
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CHICAGO I'LL. July 17-wheat showed
strength late in the session and the close was
firm with septemoer up c Corn was osts stea s1s
quiet and Closed steady at gain OF &c: Pro-
visions were stronger and from lo@l5c higher.
Tho lending futures ranged as follows:
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 17:-cottonseed oil held
about steady. Prime crude. {: O. b. mills. 31c..
new crop; prime summer yellow, 42ac.; on
summer yellow, 71aG3Sc.; prime white 47M
47l5c.: prime winter yellow, 47c. prime meal.
$27.00@2750 nominal.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago, Rock Island and Pac. 4s........ W.
c., c., G. and ST. Louis gen. 4s......'. 20 ~
Shicago Ierminai IS 'ii..''.'..'...... s7t9
TGoioraao ~. anu ~ SoI nneno as....... 0Th
!,en'cr "nu IVY hluh'e o6
Erie prior lien As ................... 1900 sol,
Erie General 81 .......... ......''.' ,o3
Fort Worth and and Denver CITY is.s.. io4A
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.........''' loo
Manhattan con. gold 4s..............''.'' T3ls
Mexican Central As .................'''' soE
Mexican Central LIST 1nc.............''' o0ia
MINI and ST Louis As. ; 4. .. 95
Missouri, Kan. and Texas 4s........'.'' 20
Missonri Kan mud Texas DDS. ........... az
New York Central gen. g. 4s........'''' 20? u
New Jersey Central gen. hs....'..''.'' i1i
Northern pac e,ds >, rs IT'S
Nortne1h rac1 Mas 90 con a. .. 97ih
y ORION anu Mcst w. II W. ..... 0+i5
headlhs Generai , ~ con Is 11Oa
g. c. y ,no ,r1" SAN i!rancisco 4's... eel7
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, July II, 1908.
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKET,

NEW YORK, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pts,
S4Go@5 80; bulls So. oo@ Lao; cows, 81 s5G 10.
Calves Receipts lat head prime fresh yeals
81 oogs 25 tops, S. SO; cuiis. $3.50; buttermilks.
s2bo, City Dressed yeals 7@ohe. per pound:
Sheep and Lamhs-Receipts, 4,0st head; good
higher. Sheep, s2.T5@ 4.25; export ewes, sl,5o,
wethers, So; lambs. S6,l5g7l5;, culls, 81 30:
Hogs--Rcceipts, l,8T2 head; Slow heavy and
medium hogs saoo@el6: light State hogs,
IS 40: rough. S5Wh.
CHICAGO. I'LL. July l7,-CATTLEv-R Receipts
8, 600 head, including 800 Texans steady, Good
RTRs s'ss sssbsss ssS Sses s5@ 60
cows and 6eifers, 81 bO14.7o; Gamers. Sl.aoai
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AUCTION sALEs-rHls DAY.
BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE
THE FRAME DWELLING, WITH THE
LOT Upon WHICH IT STANDS, AZ
& THE SOUTHWEST CORNER 0E
JEsSAKIINE AND BURTON STREEIb.
In execution of decree Of the Chancery
June %. 1908, in the suit Of Mays ".
Whitlock, ct ais" l Will sell by public
auction on the premises, on
'is SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1903. 80
at 6 o'clock p. NJ, the house and LOT
above referred to. consisting OF a frame
dwelling with five rooms, and the desir.
able lot upon which 1t stands. fronting 80
feet feet and running back a good depth. The
building could, with moderate expendl-
ture be made a most comfortable home.
TERMS-One-thirdc cash. and the residue
at 6, II and IS months for notes. with IN:
terest added and title retained: or all
cash, at the option Of the pnrchassr;
STUART BOWIE,
Special Commissioner.
The bond required Of the Special Com.
missioner by the above mentioned decree
has been duly given.
aJuly 1fztds Clerk.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
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LEGAL NOTICE.

" IRGINlA-IN5 vACATtON,-IN AME-
v Liza CIRCUIT COURT. CLERKS
OFFICE. JULY 9. 1903:
vs. Action of Debt.
Chas D. Eslsridge. Defendant.
The object of this suit is to recover the
Miller by Chas. d. Eskridge for commits
sions en- sale of timber made by said
Miller for said Eskridge under contract
and to attach the property OF the said
Railway Company.
An affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant Chas. D. Eskridge, Is
is ordered that the said defendant APP
rear here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order and do what Is
necessary TO protect his Interest in this
suit.
Teste: e. III. COLEMAN. clerk.
Southall & Hardaway. p q.
July 11-1aw-4t
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IRG1NIA-1N vACATIoN.-IN AME.
V Liza CIRCUIT COURT, CLERKS
OFFICE, JULY 8. 1903:
John Bowman .............'. -. laintlh,
vs. In Chancery.
j. S. Liggett.. :...,. ;.........,... Defendant.
Tho object OF this suit Is to enforce
specific performance OF a certain contract
for the sale of o. certain tract I, OF land. con.
tanning 727 acres. Grom j. s. Liggetttto
John Bowman: said land lies In Amelia
county. Va, near Chula Depot. upon
which John ]. earns now resides. and in
cludes all OF the land lying east Of the
public road and between said road and the
Appomattox River; and to obtain title
and possession OF said land
An affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant ]. g. Ligget,. is a non
resident Of the State OF Virginia. u Is
ordered that the said defendant appear
here within fifteen days after due publca-
ton OF this order and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interest In this suit.
Teste: =. H. COLEMAN, clerk.
Hardaway G. Southall. p. q.
July l1-1aw-4t
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Spot cotton cosed quiet, 90 points DECLINE:
middling uplnnds. l@,o0; mddlpg gulf. ITO;
sales, 200 bales.
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st. Louis Southwestern lists .............. e2
ST. Louis Southwestern eds ............. "a
San Antonia and Arkansas Pass 4s...... 7SH
Southern Pacific Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S5M
Southern Railway is ................... 1l2k
Texas and Pac. lists MD ............. 1l5
Toledo, st. Il. and Western 4s.......... 70
Union Pacific As ......................... 100
Wabash Isis ....................... 114R
Waba sli 2ds Observation-Disclosures. 1OB
Wabash Deb. BIS ........................ 65h
West Shore As observation-disclosures. lO7
Wheeling and Lake Erie As .............. 30
wisconsin Central Is ................... S7L
Continental Tobacco a. ................. sou
Colorado Fuel con. IS. ................... So
U. s. Steel Cd IS .................... T9M
Rock Island As Observation-Disclosures. TSA
sylvnnia 3hs ...................... DAY
NJ and O., collateral trust 4s........... Of
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. ............. ~
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. com ..... 4eM
yirginia Carolina Chemical Co. pfd. ...... lib z
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BY c. L. & II. L. Demon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
sci East Main Street.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK.
SALES:

SALES:
200 American Can con..............
American Can ...............
American Grass Irvine. .......
200 American Cotton OIL COMM.
$50 American Locomotive conn.,.
$50 American Locomotive pfd......
1920 Anaconda .......................
300 American Car and Foundry.
1890 American Sugar .................
5aio0 A., T. and Santa Fe com.......
3145 A., l. and Santa Fe pfd........
5000 Amalgamated Copper ..........
20270 Baltimore and Ohio.
1850 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.......
1890 Canadian Pacific ...............
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio............
800 Canada Southern ...............
4So Colorado Southern com. .......
425 Colorado Southern 1st pfd......
100 Colorado Southern I'd rfd......
1890 Chicago, NIL. and st. Paul......
1850 Chi, Rock Island and Pac.....
$500 Colorado Fuel and 1ron........
1851 Chicago Great Western.
1900 c.. c., C. and st, Louis.
1900 Consolidated Gas ................-
FOO Delaware and Hudson....
300 Del, Lack. and Western......
2lG50 Erie com ........................
ln2N5 Erie 1st pfd .......................
$3.50 Erie I'd pfd ......................
2635 General Electric ................
5657 Illinois Central ..................
$50 Leather .............. ..:..........
3sOt1 Louisville and Nashville. .....
1853 Manhattan .......................
1850 Metropolitan ..........'.......'.