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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
.tlinent among Tho lawyers md business
tt,cn Nho l,avo expressed themselves. N
ROANOKE, CITIZENS 1
FAVOR THE CHANGE.

sr;ll,l ~ 1he rin 4s;; ,psrAksNHhi I'D
lawyers. real estate men and others ap.
pear to be interested III tlA Torrcns
system OF lard registry. but few OF
them seem to be sufficiently well posted
on the proposed law to give an opinion.
Colonel s. s. Brooke, tho veteran clerk
of the courts, says he has not seen
enough Of the matter to form All opinion,
but II, as II is. said, 1t will save any
money for 4 lie land owners, ho favors IT..
Mr.. G.. S. 1seller, reul estate, said any
system was better THAI the present. and
he was heartily lii favor Of the Toircna
system. EN-
& Mir Edward w. Robertson, lawyer, said
It would no doubtfbe a good system, when
once III operation. but there would be
endless confusion In putting 1T In opera
ton. II i 81 Nj IA
World said: MI have; given considerable
attention 10 tho Torrcns system. and
method ofEprocedlirc BY which titles may
ho legally and conclusivelY assured 1t
al,ewers a long-felt requirement In Viz
giniu. Our Legislature will make no mis-
take In cnactng tho bll.'l
4, Captain 'TuleySJ. Mitchell, the veteran
real estate agent, says lie heartily np-
proves tho law as far us he understands
H. inc 1nHtteT VI lilies AOelnE TnHdc satc'
and putting Of real estate iii q. position
that It can be moro readily disposed Of
or money borrowed on IT." he says, meets
With his approval. "a
~ Mr.. G. M Armos. OHIO OF n oanoke's
most wide-awakc real estate men. says
II .thero'is anything on Gods green earth
that Virginia needs It is Just such q law.
!, Citizens generally who arc Mt all
posted on the law approve it. but, as
stated above, but few are really well
noetcf N 500 FTI ftat its y, in}l "
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change from the Central to the First r.
Presby terrain Cliurch IN order ! acc ,.,,n
r1odAte All the ladies who sought adn ,as
zion. MISS Blodgetts work ik BENG co III
plitnerted on all hands and ha ,.. ''''ot'
ested all the pastors Of the CITY;
John p. tBursorl and 1onatlall,,. BarRer
left Thursday for FL Reno okialiunls.
Of Mi. BARKER. "a WHO Is charged Y, With !,
ir,t,tder. Mr.. Burson thinks lie VIII 90
able to establish the Innocence OF MS
client, who Is nut on bond.
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! Railway YIN. G, A.

The Railroad Department of the y. Nj
c. A. will be addressed this afternoon BY
Mr.. George Brown, a member of the law
firm OF Williams, Bryan and Williams
His subject Will be forward The new
male octette Just organized. under tho
leadership OF Mr. j. Parker Dashiell, di-
rector OF st. 5Paul's Episcopal choir, Will
lead the music. f5l
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McalIICatholic Union

naxt Monday night Will he an essay on
"Frjendship.'' By Mr.. John J: Blake, he
has read seyeral papers before the
Union. and has never failed to qslisht his
On Monday, 10th, Eve of st, Patrlch'ss,
the committee are arranging for an irish
Smoker,"s and promise q most enloyaple
programme. ss 80
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eetAteS ana The more active sale OF
realty, which fss recently begun. and

INC SnndllCeslnenL IN VHiue VI :. ii w.
SAYArces hse multiplying every da,
Stsilei In some way from, tic labor
examination OF titles ard the old form,
snSt fcofsveyancir,g will have to be had,
I Niid tia tT0freRs system Is the only ono
1 &hloh oders what - 70 be desired
i,I Mr. b. r. willis. 4 prominent lawyer
y and 3superint endont Of the publlc schools
ZOE this oitv. says; .'Nvhtlo am not
familiar With all TITO details OF the meas.
feel 4 deep interest In the Torrons sys-
tam Of land res!stration. which. rs cs :.
II NSbl,shed In other jurtsd cuons, seems
Il 20 meet tho rcuiiircnens Of The ago
ana 10 give general satisfaction. an!
heartily IN favor OF any plan that VIII
Insure the certain. speedy and clleai,,
transfer and registry Of titles TO real
sSfJtidse John r. Goolrlck, former Judge
y of sthis county and city. now n well-
Known practicing attorney here. says:
B.,rtts system makes real estate titles.
easily negotiable; that is. paper With.
\ real estate as security Is by the Tor
&rcns system easily negotiated. As It IS
nov, 1t is cumbersome and expensive. ] {
Will. however. be q very radical change
Sin5 the present method Of registration,
10 be readily understood BY our reo-
S1,le. 1t lis on the line Of progress. and.
sperhaps. Of Improvement In the real
estate recordation matter
is5& Mcssrs. Slaughter &. Griffin, a pron,l.
net real estate firm here. state: While.
we are not familiar with the workings
81 the Torrens system, NO have heard
II fayorably spoken Of by prominent
n1en Of excellent Judgment MS advantage
Gus. and II 1t will be an Improvement
over tho present system, no will DO glad
IA 60 See it adopted ~ .5}Et
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For tI,o Hospita),

The Virginiaas and Ciiee Club will gsve
a. concert and musical entertainments at
the Noman's Central League Hall. No,
Ale and IA North Third Street, Monday,
March 9th. for ths benefit OF tho Woman's
Central League Hospital.
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Rio Vista School.

The roll OF honorsof Rio Vista for the
week ending March 9th, ls as follows;
Joyce Andrews. listelle Banghmt9 al. !, Ises'
Edgar I,aughn, Fsobert Brewing, I,andol
lBrowring. Willie Chal y ley, Stuart F'raak|
LIN and Charles \, ..- " .s..s-
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Check for 500

! Tho Tircmen's Relief Association has
Just received q check for 500 from Mr..
T.. O. Younger. who thus expresses his
appreciation Of the heroic services Of
the, men Mt the FRO which recently de,
stroycd his establishment on Virginia
Street
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Church AiIl.W.. a

Tie regular meeting Of the Church
Hill branch Of the ". G. a. VIII be
hold next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
O'clock at their home, no 2eV3 East
Franklin Street,
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NURSING MOTHERS

A mothers poor health is bad
enough for the mother but
worse still for the nursing
baby.
Mothers find SCOTS Emul.
sion a nouris hing and
strengthening food, If the
breast milk is scanty or thin
SCOTS Emulsion will make It
rich and more abundant,
When mothers take SCOTS
Emulsion the babies share in
the benefits, Thin babies grow
fat, Weak babies get strong,
|Ws'liseaa YOU !. title otry, II you Tx, ft
Esco7'4S BOW y \, ~ psAsl ,tress. New ysrk
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Let Me Convince You
md discouraged-

You Who are SICK and dlsc0uTaged7-
You who are doctoring Without result
Be fair With yourselves-ask me for the facts
Learn how half a million others got well.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. FEB, q, 1900

L. .H-N T. .. IS
PORT or RICHMOND. FEB. q, lsm.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Catherine, Norfolk,
merchandise ana passeNsers. Old ponln-
s3team,er Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk
aud James River landings merchandise
and passengers, Virginia. Navigation co.
Pa, merchandise and passengers. Clyde
llne.
Sailed,
Steamer Berkeley, Catherine. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Old PolnlR'
Steamer sagfnaW. TunaeN Ph!lade!,
phia. Pa, merchandise and passengers,
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB, % 1909
iS SAILED. ..Ns5 n.
steamer Mary Tyler, Haynes Mattaponl
Alvsr landings. passengers and general
cargo ss
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB 2s, 1909.
4 ARRIVED. ST
Barge San Joaquin. Portland
Bsrgs j. 81, King. I'or tland..
acbooaer q. III SYennep. Norfolk.
SAILED.
II Ragge FIorrle.. Boston, "A 4.
VI Barge Ohlo, New n aysn, sB
p Schooner lsllnkt honaas. ssyAnpAh
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GEN. BUcKNER'S SPEECH.
Hero ofTwo Wars to the Young Heroes
at the Institutes

hero or WO 3Vdl , " t''S 70 ~ ~ =
,i at the Institute, 4
{speoinl to The Tinles.D ispateh.)
LEXINGTON. VA. February ss'-Last
night General g. B. Buckner. Of Ken
tuoky. addressed the corps Of cadets Of
the Virginia Military Institute n the
Jackson Memorial Hall at that instttu-
ton. Fills subject was the Mexican war.
AS he was an ofacer In the army at the
time. and served through that war with
Meade, sickles, Jackson and Lee, he Is
w4il fitted to make such an address, He
related many "reminiscences Of that strug-
lie that were interesting and h!storicaL
But which have unfortunately, found no
place in history
General Puckner was antroouced 20 tho
cadets BY General shipp. tho superlnten-
dent OF the Institute. II was an 1nsplr-
Ing sight to behold those two heroes, one
the gallant leader Of two wars, the othor
still bearing the wound received at the
battle Of New Market, I
General ,Ruokper said that 1t did not
seem 50 long ago when ne was q young
cadet at West Point and was bound BY
the same ties to his classmates as the
many happy youths before him to theirs
land YET" no pathetically remarked.
gentlemen, you SEQ In me the last single
survivor Of that noted class Of ls44."
~ the applause that was accorded him
whom ne finished his talk " appeared
that the corps Of cadets was agreed
chat the class that graduated from West
Point in 1874 had q noble repres ntat1ye.
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WANT THE NORMAL
Bedford City Is Moving Actively TO Sc
Isl cure the New Sahool. @
fsuecIai to The TiMeK,DiEpaf ch y

'
RHpTcRp CITY. VA. February aaS.r-
In spite Of tho heavy rain there was q
large ana enthusiastic meeting held ~
tho courthouse last night to taks steps
to secure Tor Bedford the location Of the
proposed state Normal School, The
meeting was called by the Mayor and
wa. In every respect representative.
III, J, Lawrence Campbell was called
e the chair and speeches " yers e. g ,,r y
Professor j, r, Guy and others, The
meeting kg sppeotss spacsa guskss
Bsdford,s claims before the Legislature.
ana to saaura the passage Of the claytor
bIlll. Mesars II; o Humphrs y: ana Mel
mlttae was also selected 70 secure funds
% deray ne expenses q s teh se y sa
ford are thoroughly IN earnest and are
slain fer recognition reas, g. Ss a appro
Iprjatlon. 6g
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EAGLE WINGS MATE
WAS MURDERED.
Body Found at Norfolk in
Mutllated Condition IS
Identified.

etft8I3es (Hpcclal 10 IQe fIlueb'O@spaLcp,y
NORFOLK. VA, February 2s,-The
mutilated body OF a. man was found on
the beach at Atlantic City Ward this
afternoon The body was Identified as
that Of the, mate OF the schooner Eagle
Wing, now undergoing repairs at New
port News. He has been missing for ten
days. The cuts on the body show evi-
dences OF an attempt to dlsmember 1t
by inserting the knife between the Joints,
The coroner declares thai q foul murder
has been committed. Il
The body la that Of a strong man OF
fifty years Of age, with gray hair and
a sandy n,oustache The r!ght ear WAS
cut oft, the face was hacked. the legs
were broken, and one o. the bones Of
one LEG was cut as X with a cleayer,
The trousers and shoes remained, but
the clothes OF the trunk We're torn away
except the front OF the shirt and tho tle.t
There are two theories. One ls that the
mans body was struck by the propeller
OF 9. vessel, the other Il that cuts may
have been inflicted by some one who
stood over him to hack his body with q
sharp and heavy instrument,
-------e--r-------- .5iL
Read BoRs. third page.
Read BoRs. third pass,
III
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s Unconstitutional Question.

Editor Of The Time Dispatch: q
SIr,-In reading over the new Constitu-
ton Of Virginia find the following in
Section q relative to the requirame nts for
voting: "He shall. unless physically
unable. prepare and deposit his ballot
without aid, on such printed form as the
law may prescribe.
The punctuation herein is the. same as
that Of the copy Of the Constitution ex-
amined. f But punctuate this clause a 8
you will. is there any way that It can
be- made to avoid the requirement that q
ballot in order to be legal shall be de-
posted without aid. on such printed
form as tho law may prescribe7'
ERNEST A. GRAY.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. a.
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Electric Cars Will Run from
That Point in Future.
IMPOSED on FOR SEALS.
Members Of the Ex-Slave Association Of
Petersburg are Being vlctimlzed
in tire Hope Of Securing
q Pension.

q
PETERsBuR G. VA. February 2s.-
Among the improvements to DO made in
Petersburg by the Virginia passenge
and Power Company will be the laying
Of q spur track on FRANKLIN Street, where
the electric ours between Petersburg and
Richmond will stop. instead Of at Old
Street as at present The cars Will be run
from, Franklin Street. Petersburg, to
Broad Street, Richmond, for one fare
There Is some complaint being made by
passengers on the trolley line on account
Of tho insufficient accommodations for
colored passengers. 15&5
and probably seriously injured yesterday,
was resting fairly we'll to-day. The ex-
tent OF his Internal injuries cannot be
\ known tor a. daysor. two.
~ The members Of the Ex-Slave Associa-
tion In Petersburg are being imposed on
( tor seals, Each member Of the associa-
ton Is required to have q certain paper
has red seal for which the holder pays
ten cents. Since the payment to the man
with tho red seal another has appeared,
explaining that white seal Is necessary
to SECURE tho payment Of q pension. He
has collected ten cents from each mem
Der ct the association. Another seal man
may soon show UP, and the business will
able l5 &
TO DELIvpR ADDRESS.
Rev George e. Booker, the pastor of
High Street Methodist Church In this
city, has been chosen by tho alumni of
william and Mary College to deliver an
address before the society at the college
commencement week.
A meeting OF tho Retail Clerks Associa>
tion will be held at Red Mems Fall Mon
day evening. officers vii be elected at
Henry Coleman, 4 negro s1xty-nve
years old. living in surry county, has
been sent on to the Federal grand jury
on the charge Of making false Soaths on
his application for pension. He will be
held IN Norfolk until the June term Of the
United States Court. when his case Will
be tried. Tho old negro made oath that
he was q member Of Company !. Eigh-
tenth Regiment Of Colored United States
Infantry. He did not serve IN the war
at all. and has no claim on the govern
'ment for p pension .2ts # n
James Gray (colored). living near
shot and killed himself Thursday night.
Cray was inspecting loaded Pistol 'Wnen
it was aociden tally nred. The ball pen|ee-
trsted t h. ssa' 7csn}a+aa sy wss acquitted
this morning by the Mayer q =, the q. onaT +
father The negro bears a good reputa-
ton II, police circles, and there has q ever
been any accusation against him from
any one except his father. The opinion
prevails that the charges are unfounded.
| Rev. W. B, BeauchaInp Will ADDRESS the
men $ naestng at tho Young Mems Chris.
49,, m AfthrnO at
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TOBACCO MARKET.


N n. M IIIcNIn6hd, v q, FED. =, I93
The tobacco market tor the week end
Ing February 9Th closed for the month
In very good shape
wero very strong throughout the week,
while low grades kept up. at usual prices:
several crops averaging. from $S.!to so
hundred for the best wrappers.
Dark stemming and bright tobacco are
selling at about the same figures as last
weeks quotations, g'5s 4s5 .4ss
Total amount sold at the four ware.
houses this week, 427.s95 pounds. Total
amount Of loose tobacco sold during the
tai amount Of loose tobac eco sold dur
ing the season up to date 7.299,Q5S pounds.
4 Quotations are as follows:
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NAVAL STORES.

~, WIhA14MGT s9, A. e. Feb e. =.
ce s ID casks, Rosln-Virm st il.so; re-
ceipts. s0e barrels. Crude Turpentine-
Firm at $4,000; receipts, barrel, Tar
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 2s-Ty RPEN-
TINE-Firm at &c.; receipts, o. caeks;
sales, 40 casks; experts 50 casks. Rosln1o.
Firm; receipts. 1,s75 barrels; sales, b9a
barrels; exports. 1850 barrels, s5i
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Negro lnfantlelde,

no{S sse! Ms!o 6 IT, VIZ Rss no.
gts woman employed IN the family &C
| q. Ehaaf, hliltr of tnbaceo fat tho
American TsbaecoS COMPANY. VII, rave
Birth IA 8 hsalrpy eillld " kks dNyF NJ
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pEANTTT AND PEA MARKET.

NoRFOLK, VA, FEB. 2s,-There. has
peanut market but the prices ct peas
have fallen from last week rapldly, sThs
quotations are. as follows; II.
Fancy. quiet at 2sc strictly prime.
ssSSn.! p pieKed, lESsAoi gesash. ia, pa
blshel. Blackeye peaa. $2,H hagt block
and speekle. peas, 81 clay End RED peas.
IF Ff;ETHRsnuRH VA" Fab ss.-PK;N.
NUTS-Spaoni new, active at 72o, Wis
ginIa'S. new, active at 3c, a.aL4
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
Petersburg. Va. Feb. q. 1903
4 MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Indictment weather cpndit ions purchases
at hrst hands In dry goods have been
limited. Prices continue unusually arm
with many lines held at value, The map
ufacturers In many INSTANCES are unwlll,
Ing to accept offers which would have
been taken q week ago. .
progress With improved conditions anti-
cipated for the coming week
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET

4ejrGI y ll55G(WliOLESALE,) gsr,l& 4
Prices corrected daily by E. W, Evans &
Company. 1913 Z. Cary Street.
Saturday. Feb q, 1905
LIVE POULTRY.
With continued light receipts the mar
k kes os bsacs e 81 e oSsy and outlook
TSrkksy hsnns Per IL ilhpY,S;'i IS
Rg Iek Z geF, p',,,.,',...,,,..,,, !? y
chickens broiiers. ' per lb..:... % % %
Chickens winter, per lb...,.. l5 d 20
Ciuineas, sach..."..,,,..,..,.. 90 q Is
BOOSTERS p shfa 'RiouITRYe $
Rs's Nsss ERl p ssf PaFfs s whsr than
F FSFksy x sfbsS;! esr PEI ''ib; 49,:
ehieHsns esf small per lb..:: i Is
shicEeas, large. Per lb.,.,,.: e 7.
Geese per ';Hict;ec;ss,''.',.'"' y y
Receipts not qaiat 50 heavy today and
5 BESs; s ssstsss per per dSS; 1s o.
Barrels and and poTKsHS'r RR fSER a01" u
.d Rsas s tans sgtass satsss sssySH s
unsightIy grades very dull at any reason
N SEs|iss sws s.s rf}|,s, per le.,' Il g
tsH%ssS 'ssss Hiv ~ a$osK: . 8 8
Yeals more plentiful. but active at quo.3
s sssay eees 4n shsspS sa
hogs also wanted,
!I So; ~: !:
shesp' PEI 1s5PRTsssEHii;;' Hie0c;s. ~
There Is an active market on III oholce
choice hess, at prices q uoted, :, s. ! 81
gho!cs, per ,,.,,.,3 7 IN g
@Mee, nRg lb,,,,, ,.,.Ais ss,s...l -
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. I'LL, Feb. 2s,--CATTLE-Ro..
steers. ssaS.75; poor. to medium: $3.50
81. 1904 60 eifers, s2@4 rs; Gamers! sl;+o9
hulls ssiss Eo ealyss i$SL Iex
iistt over, 500 head; slow, steady to
weak. Mixed and butchers. sssod57. 20;
good to .choes heavy s7.2sa7.4sH; rough
OF sales. s, s5af.9o. Sheep Receipts, ! 90?
head shse aad Ss si tsr q oS Gaee
mixed. s4a4.75: native lambs, si.75Gs.s5.
NEW YORK.. FEB. es-gDEvEs-
sales reported, Dressed beef steady: city
e1sc. calyes-R eported sales Of WESTERNS
tone to both sheep and lambs quiet. Sheep
sold at si.4on5.e0 per 100 pounds; lambs
at 1918; dressed mutton. 7lsGI9c. per
pound :: dressed lambs, aal2c. per pound
Hogs--No GALES reported.
rE ESsS tesay: 3esls, sl per = 1?S eEeE;
Hogs steady; others l0al5c: lows
ed. $7.20M IS; workers.. s7l0g7.15; pigs.
81. 15@6.S5; rouglis. s., 4096.oo; stays, S.2oa
B. Is. tBixed sheep-. and ewes FAC: higher;
lambs aeaa 6 sTs5 T ysal lhmns s e e
}596,5O; sheep. top mixed. s5.boG5.75 I culs
to good s2,75a5.4o
GIEcINNAT J, a. 2T r 2s;1aoGspul+
{s04.i5. sheep-steady at ssG4.s5. Lambs
Sfeady AT $451n661 t5 sa9t
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was Arres.sd This evening, charged fw,th'
if,fahticlds. iho Guild eviisntlv died
from expo 'rvs, 50 Il ~, found hid tindct
some brush In the rear Of the premises.
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JUDGE CAMPBELL HAS
GONE TO AMHERST

There wersN, no new Developments ~
tho Campbell case yesterday
The Committee TOR Courts Of Ju't'ce
viii meet on "Wednesday aflefAooh'
when it is expected that TIM two reports
that have been anticipated VIII DO feaay
for the signatures Of the members
Judge Campbell left for his home yes
terday morning, He Is expected 70 re-
turn here in a few days. II Ia be-
lleyed that the anal line-up OF me COM
mlttee will be ehout as was Indicated
liz The Times-plsS offyestefdayis
Read RQRs, third PAGE
KS ----------- fsSi III iaR
HI $500 nnpS Ahtr1 IA ga IN ~ I'll
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pulI and Unchanged. Whea t--Steady:
ppot and the month, s0't @sonc, Southern.
by. sample. 7adsle Corn.z,FtFmer; spot
corn S7&asse 1ot sts2pulI: No. whte,
i21kc. asked. Rye--Firm; No. 2, 800, But.
ter, Eggs; Cheese and Sugar-P1rm and
unchanged, r.. 81
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CASH du6tatIoh5 wef6 Tfo1ows! E1nur
steady MOI spring wheat. Ns,tc.;
) yellow, 45c. No. 2 oats, 34c,: No. white.
El351tc. No Q rye, 481ac, oGod feedinE
Barley. 4sRt6c.; fair to choice mailing.
gS1sa52c. No, ! faxseed. S1.12; No: l
rel, ST. s7l1s0ls lard. per 100 pounds. {9.5711s
l9.Co; short ribs sides Noosc), g 6Ago.6s;
dry salted shoulders (boxed). SS:Sisgs.t0;
basis OF high wines, $3.50. Glover, con-
trace grade, $lt.65, Butter-Steady to firm;
creameries lsQz1ac.; dairIes, sl4Q21c:
Eggs-Firm atmark. eases es ! included; oi50
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LYNcHnuRa TOBACCO MARKET,

10L4NSIA11o 4kS1 4OAS<NN>SS eSASa4s+NA@'t
LyncAburs. Va. Feb. 22ss, 1903. \
The Lynchburg tobacco market shows,
a wi ihafBs & fSPasSa Wv
tssssss rs s2Ps g: IS
bSeaSs Shows yHG sas sutatg g
!. quotations 2 barr sgf e d 9a!laSEiy Y
PF' H5MslNas '.','''''''''''''''''s '''as 20
ea$ppRsY a g*p saSh |ss4F;9 seSg $50
Sgt;:s;; .; iii;| ;}s |$ rs
81! 4; |
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