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libel On Addisls.'I YacAt.

A libel was hled ysstsTdAy N tho
United States p:Hsnet Court. Bro aklyn,
by the RpshmoIs Dynamo Company, OF
Ss sRss fs' ss 2; se~Sss cs Asass At
Ns3tA due for an electric eeatcAIlGht I
which the company Installed last Nay
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MANY HURT IN CAR CRASH.
Three TroIicyH in Collision and
Passengers Injured,

PEORIA, H.. Feb. eS,--purlng = dense
fog esrly to-day three in,erurhsn cara
1'ere In collision between lis city ana
Pekln,
Several peFsons were badly injured.
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HAS FOR so YEARS.

One person in every ffty has con-
sumption. Fr. Johns Medicine cures
it-has foI 80 years. No poisonous
drugs.
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interest and Dividend Notices.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY,
20 DRoAp sTREN1r, tst5w YORK.
70th Regular Qasrtsrly psslsssed Dividend.

4Vt" NEyaI1T V1stIFly FFeISEFvu UIVIdsnu,
February 18Th, 1907.
me Beard Of DireetorS has this dsy dssiarsI
ONES-liiALF PFR CFNT, disFI on IL :
l'fsfs1s1 c.pitaf tlosk, pagabls Apfll ist 1906,
e hsssIs.gs4 s'pstAsiasls 3 Essssa q March
oAssls ~ y a,Ii.s
IrAt.ief A,fks ~ ihs. rgsiessa llsf sill
1s,ii IL, is1s ~ Y. HYDE DE- sss9...ss. ~ .ss'n
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Asthma and all throat and lung
troubles are cured by Father Johns
Medicine. Not a patent medicine.
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The money is refunded for any
cough or cold Father Johns Medl-
cine cannot cure.
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The wIfca Cruelty Rccord.

Six closely typewriter pages OF legal
cap paper were offered IN evidence as
n copy of the letter sent by Mrs Dur
yea to Gen. Hiram Duryca as a sort Of
record of what she had suffered as his
son wife. II began:
Dear Dad--I5or three years ! have
dragged my ball and chain with Il
seemingly smiling face. trying 10 sup
prcsG my impulse to escape from an un-
ondurdblc situation. Love, pride, duly
and hbhorronce of public modification
nerved me to keep Up the farce or
happy married life.
"Iiut my powers OF endurance aro
now at an end. and | have decided TO
end my wretched life wi,h-Ted Ho has
outraged my love, and destroyed my
last atom os respect for him by his
scnseless RACES and his unceasing in
suits and abuse, which have been car
riod on to an excess which. l believe,
unparalleled between man and wom-
an IN our station in NE"
Tho unhappy wife told "Dad" that II
began in their honeymoon; that her ac>
cidental tearing II letter WIS his eE-
cuse for n tempest OF rage. In which he
shook his ilst in her face and yelled:
You have got to learn that l am
master!"
That he called her "slob" liar"
FOOL" idiot and "shunk." and ran
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LOVE SCENES
IN DURYEA SUIT
Continued from First Page.)

business lay In going out Ia Sioux City
ani developing and building up a new
company there
The General said his daughter in law
was then already talking of suit for
separation. and he got her and his son
there try TO make up their differences.
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FLOWER SA Us HE rs HOUNDED.
mystery
which
mining
widow
for by Andrew Meloy, fellow
the family
Itimatng there conspiracy
spite
attorney securing
secreterve department
Flower
heoy said that
relatives bring
nothing
witness before the referee
SA VS. HE IS AFTER FLOWER.
making
of Muhmsnn Cppn
100000 he took from them
him.
president
appears
securing settlements with
settlement with her bohernaw
that is all had
affairs, her than three times life
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GRAIN FIGURES UP.
Increases in Available Supplies of
wheat, Corn and Oats.

Special cable and telesraphie adyiees
TO Bradstrest's show the following
changes IN available supplies. as COM
pared with with last accounts;
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MRS. HAGAMAN WAS
WE'D THREE TIMES.
Continued from First Page.)

visited mother Mrs Charles Lnsey
Edward, who residents this
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Car Was Moving slowly.

Nearly all the survivors Gf the
wreck seem 10 he agreed on one
point, the trolley car was not
moving AT speed faster than n
brisk walk when II was hit by the
L m clSa yyunna frain
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK Oct. 3O.--The cotton market
cline OF 8 points and ruled quiet for Il few min
ues with prices In some lnstan working a
little lower under realizing. encouraged by the
ssppou ting early cables ana the prospect for
very heavy receipts When the weahtr Il fore.
cast for the western belt reached thf ring,
however there was sudden chaEcp. arid Ito
market became very active ana excited. Octo
Der. which had opened at 1907, sold up to o; 20
December rushed up from 1920 to 10.3S !;
January from l0.11 to 1898, and Airch q from
l014 to 1875. On the advance shorts covered
freely. and of the features was the heavy
buying for n certain bull leader who isArredittd
with having purchased 10000 January IN siu-
gle block The higher level attracted consld.
cradle realizing, and not withstanlng the bad
weather outlook for over SUNDAY, there was
heavy selling. Still the puy:ng Interest was
well Gust ined and the market ruled genera lily
firm during the balance of tho session, with
prices within point or so OF the best unit
meth the close, when 1t ensed or and WAS final
ly barely steady. net 5dll1 points higher. Sales
were estimated at 700, 900 bales
The Sweat Their forecast calls for SHOWS In the
territories aud frost over the western belt gen.
orally, with an aren of disturbance extending
pretty we'll over the entire belt. hnotlre factLr
In the advance was q bullsh crop report by q
local newspaper. showing decrease OF about
6 per cant. In the condition OF tho crop for the
month and estimate issued by Il private
statisticinn, placing the yield at 10000 600
bales. Port receipts turned out heavier than
estimated, reaching G7,s.l bales but exports
were very heavy, no less than 7S,7.O bales be-
Ing cleared and the Southern spot markets
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. so.--FLouR Dull and nn.
,ct nEM Rye Fiour-eFirm Cornmeal,,,stcndy'
Hyc--pull Buckwheat Flour-oi'et' ha''''
En Wi;ea ttcasp stessdy; No. red soNe OPP
lions ruled dull all day being st'ady ~ c crs,,
hut later eased OF cors r coss 'I rallied on
s srnHi V At lie. Mt decline. My closed at
sshc pssen's stca sSA No. nominal Option
ms nIrns Wss cseeedingly dull Al day but
STEADY. closing partly &c. net higGsr, s nay
Closed Closed at as5%s,; December, 'o@t. oa''-sp0'
au iI,,sef@steady. Cut Mcats.onGt -, Lard 4
QUIET; refined steady porh7sssutdiy aT-
Ill., t' sn Hys sSs;s
mild steady; cordoya halSSs The nncn nnrneI
Tor coffee futures y steaY " Mlo ponts
~, an ~ continued good demand from outside
Sources. Just before the close tho mAptet tWa a
very uctyc and firm e''slhe sP 600 bags
s shsul.NIsM olasssesMsteady. oovo s,,,,
sSrn cFsa"dfy; siatc mi
cream small cocred September, !, sc'', g }S
ber lNe small white sep sias aod pen en-
October, 1iMc; E nssd n7a e'"'V '' s
syyanla 1aSH ' Long Island sl75a2oo Jer
sey, siSaafs7. State Eastern .o nna OK
slSoes,7sG 'f ,nnSy ssMSsdfpicks other
adnmostic aGT4Ec. Cabbnges--StEnlyi domes,lc'
ner lao. SS0B; per barrel 7bc'MH' Not''h--
ijy steam to Liverpool. loc'
CHICAGO, ILL., oer s o. Kas,pnio au erop
caused cam nm easier tone Ia the wheat pit to-day,
but little better demand iate N the ss shSa
stimulated prices, and iere'npsr e'. shne higher
oats oats we're on H@asc., with January provisions
unchanged to 1}.o lower
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BANK CLEARiNOS
Table Giving Figures for Chief Cities
Of the Cs:untry.
cav Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Oct, So.-rhe following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's. shows
the bank clearings at a number of the
cities for the week ended
October 29lh,. with the perceitase of m
crease and decrease, as compared witt
the corresponding week last year. Sixty
tour other cities are included in tho
totals: ts.
Boston, si77.v1o.7S: decrease r II.
Philadelphia, 0e906, 200; increase. 36.
st. Louis, SIS, 524 .Sl3:. Increase. 2.S.
s PIttsburg, Ss3,6iO.2u2; increase, 90.
San Francisco. $29,851. 4S4; increase, &C.
Baltimore, s-0,9u6,o>0; decrease. 81.
Cincinnati. so. $50, 400: increase. 2.
Kansas City. s26,s9,ls5; increase, 1873:
New Orleans, s1s,3io.lS5; increase. 34.1.
Louisville, s9.2300n; decrease. IS.
richmond. $3,6C3,ss1;j decrease. 2.2.
washington, $3,S74,1b4; inc. ease. 72.
Savannah. s6,74l,il7;' Increase. 54.S.
Memphis. $o,34,.272; increase. 3.4.
Fort Worth; $4.ssi 15s: increase. 70.0'
Nashville, $2.l3O,3l0; increase. 1921.
Norfolk, $685. T2: increase 49,
Augusta, Ga, 33l99; increase, 23.
Birmingham, s1,22, 1888; decrease, 1870.
Little Rock, $11oA,0O; decrease, So.
Knoxville, sl,l25,e,l; increase. sos.
Macon, $4,000; increase. l46.
chattanooga, s.95,166; increase. 2o.9.
Jack sonv.lle. s86Gs32;a inc! ease. 1898.
Gulveston, sl2,149,000; Increase. 32.4.
Charleston. IS. c., sl.lO5, $780,
Totals United States, 1897, Ua4 ,o75; de-
crease, 1910; outside New Yo.k. $s26, $685. 1858
Totals Canada. s52,5e5,n7; Increase. 1s.7
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NAVAL sToREs.

WILMINGTON. NJ. C., Oct so--,spIRITss
casks Hosn-Firm 1T s2iO; receipts, 1926
barrels. Tar-Firn at $3.50; receipts, la bar.
rels. TNr--Firm at Slso receints. IN o. burrels'
Crude Turpentine-Firln at $",%5Mas0i re-
~ SAVANNAH Ga, Oct, ao;--TuRpES,TINE,,s;
steady nj 50c,; rcccipts, hl6 casks; sales, el0
casks; EXPORTS, IA casks, Rosiu--Ftrm; recents;
l,ooi barrels; sales, so53 barrels; eSports' aa4a
cIIApLEsToN, $. G, Oct. 3o.--TURpEN
TINE-steady at sake, Rosin--stehcy.
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NOTE CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
g. g. Q. Railway, Effective November
I.t. from and TO Richmond,

y. q -. Railway Effective november
LIST, + rom and to Richmond.
Morning local to Newport News will
leave Richmond at 1850 a. M. daily in
stead of 7:45 A. NJ.
The 900 "A. M. 400 p. M. and 500 p.
NJ. trains on the Peninsula will run II
at present.
The morning local on main fine will
leave 1c:lO A. NJ. on week days only. and
run to Clifton Forge.
The Chicago and st. Louis limited
| leaving Richmond at 200 p M. will
run solid to Clifton Forge. carrying Pull
man slecpers for Cincinnati, consolidat-
ing at Clifton Forge with No. /. with
Pullmans for ST. Louis and Louisville.
The 5:15 P. M. accommodation on main
line will run to F'redercks Hall instead
of to Gordonsville.
The 5:l5 p. NJ. accommodation on James
River division will run to Bremo. In
stead OF to Warren.
The afternoon through train from Gin
cinnati will arrive at $3.50 p. NJ, instead
OF 1850 p, NJ
Other trains will leave and arrive
Richmond as at present. except Newport
News evening local will arrive 500 p. NJ.
instead of 1865 =. M.
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casl, urctatinn. were us follnws-fL0lho,
Steady. MOB spring wheat, 16Gslisc.; No;
red, slzsGs2Kc. No. 9 corn. 44M4iAc,;. No;
yellow 443a45c No oats ac s'a eeod I iced .
Ing barley. 4OI42hc.; fair to choice mating,
4iaose 10 ! snseed n sgs s Ns s sa75
Mess pork. per barrel. sll.s7 q Il 90; lard per
100 pounds. soi7ao5o; short fibs sides loes e
s7M7.5O; short clear sides tboxedl. S7.2o4 t.no
Whiskey, basis OF high wines, 81 p. Clover.
contract grade. sl0@lo.so. Butter.iiTm
creamerics. i5hMIAc.; diaries; l4@ 69 :;
Eggs-Firm at nurk. cases incluhe1. ist2U
2oisc. Cheese-steady at or q llc. Receipts.
Wheat I2C.loo bushels; corn. 4G.aoo bushen;
GA is, sos9oo bushels.
BALTIMORE. MD, Oct: 3o.-FLoUR-onie,t
and unchuneed wheat--Dull and lower; spot
contract s4A@sAHc.; spot. No. red: western
s5@s5As southern b 4 sanple the nans
soitm.osIc: southern white corn, 50I54c.
No whltf a2e and 5sncSspstd
EorsEirm and unchanged. Cheese-Cn.
Changed sugar-stesdy and unchanged
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SrF kiaHr H AAb I Y f i EIEos ISIS
REAL ,E:s;TAT FOR SALE. At PUB
More than six months default having
been made in tile payment Of interest 90
the bonds Of the Charlottesv.lse Sity sta
tie deed ed Of trust from sad Railway Com
pany. dated September 70. l9Ja and re-
corded In the clerks office OF The &c cor,
Charlottesvlie. y, b. ii. pages lo4 TO III.
and clerks office OF the County CouTe
of Albemarle county, D. 3. ny, pages 40
ers OF majority OF said bonds, the I'M
dcrsigned, substituted trustees under said
deed r pr !;psI w NtoT e 10. 1903.
at II NJ, at pubic auction. ~ ne ironl
door OF the courthuuye OF Albsn,arle
County Court, in the city or Ghar'o LIES
erty, real and personal, conveyed by saia
deed OF trust, consisting IN part u ING
Street Railway tracks. WIN a. o s" an
Electric Plant. with all rs cohhsctins
wires. poles. Nc. together wilh al Pravi-
chlses and contracts relating and psnaln..
ing to said railroad or ether Of SAID
plants; all equipments, macainery, plants,
Intangible used in Connection With sad
railroad. electric light plant. ICE plant.
Sc: several pieces Of Heal Estate sumo
in the The. city '' Of Charlottesville; esnscaliy
about no acres OF land along "a d raj,
way, on Which there a,e mineral springs
ana valuable hotel hu lding, In snort
all the property covered by said deed Of
trust viii be sold. This Is valuable ana
desirable property.
TERMs--As required BY said deed Of
trust cash. a
Sale will be made subject to.a mort.
Improvement Company, dated February
!. 1855. to secure $500, first. mortgaga
bonds, and also subject to zen 70 Sc,
bought by said c, G. g. S, Co.
MICAJAH WOODS,
r. Il. w DUKE, Jr..
G. GUY ROBINSON.
octi-4w. TrustesA.
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ARE YOU GOING souTH3
Low Winter Tourist Rates via Seaboard
Air Lire Railway,

seaboard Air Line Railway announces
special WINTER TOURIST rates 10 ali
Tia prin cipal pn nts In Flor da and the
Southwe t. Tickets on sale DC ober 18th.
to April sOth. returning until May 81,
1904
scheduIe. fast trains with E3ullnan's
latest and most improved Draw ns- Room
Sleep ne Cars; Dining Car Service south
informal on as to rates. tickets, etc.,
cheerfully furnished on application to tne
undersigned.
City Ticket Agent.
III. IS. Leard, DIST. Pass'g'r. Agent
Phone 400. Richmond, Va.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK Oct. 8O--Buying Of dry goods
has been restricted. and while buyers have heen
slightly more willing to accept asking there
has ben no tendency to operate for future re-
hren given instructions to refrain from buying
until after election. and 1t is expected that by
the end OF next week the market VIII take on
a more sa tls fnctory tone
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Farmers market quiet. Fancy, aye; strictly
prime. ave-; prime. &c.; common. "a dsc.;
Spanish. per bu,hcl, SOC. No new crop coming
IN. 90 ny,S,,rr
HrunIsh 0Ddln2lhc. Market frm. stock lEht
uud few being offered. VirElniu's, sac toF
fancy; market steady.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ocsr. 40, 1903,

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, llhohes, Norfolk merchal'
disc and passengers Old dominion line,
SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontas Graves James River land,
n.s ana Norfolk, merchandise mud passengers,
Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes Norfolk. merchtp'
disc and passengers Old Dominion linz.
Schooner John S. Reucham, Morgan, Pough'
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Tie following are the totAI mel rece'Pt" OF
Gotten at ali ports since sentembsr lst: 90, *,
Galveston GSele bales Neg ORLEANS $a ga ga
hains! charleston. 1888 bales. Wilmington
1n5aae7i4 bales: Sorto,k Ola bales: Baltmoare
s2 bales Ssw York 81 s9ya Gaes ,rnsWeh f.
uSn TAI Pensacola. 1910 bales; Port IoWT,
rass San r.ss s :' LAREDO
l'aso; zoe bales nas., 10 s aso 1ho bales.
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n41r,MnRr STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 3o.-seaboard Air
Line common. l3Gtl {; do, preferred. olMc2. Sea-
board is. G7irG0S. Atlantic Coast Line com.
mon, 1oih MlO7; do. Notwithstanding doing.
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CoTroNsEEp, OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3o--cototnseed oil dull
Prime crude. (. o, b. mills. "7dt"7kc.; prime
3s0l3lc.; off summer yellow, 35c, prime white
d3c.; prime winter yellow. 4ac.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Oct. so, 1908.
OIuIAIiUNS
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. SO.-CATTLE--Recelpts
3, 800; slow. Good to prime steers. $50 ia 5.b,;
to medium s.ocke na,, and t xsd,
ers s2a5@i4o; c.ws s2eS1n1Ij s hes son ~
calves. Saa6.75 Texas.fed steers. s2,75g3;5N;
Western sters, S3Gl4.50 Hogs-Rece!pts today,
Mixed and butchers S5Qt5.4O; good to choice
heavy, si;9o95;2o; rough, heavy. s4.ee@ts .
ShrepYRccpfpts. $1,000 head. Sheep-tSeady;
lambs, steady. Good to choice. wsthers. $S1
365; fair to choice. mixed, So13.co; native
lambs, So. 2505.60
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CUT FLOWERS, ROsEs, WOLETS.
The largest stock Of Roses. Violets
Lilies of the Valley Chrysanthemums
aud Cut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets and
Designs shipped to all points. Mail.
telephone or telegraph orders promptly
attended to.
W. A. HAMMOND.
No. 107 East Broad st.
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I~-.,...., 1,,,,cc a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
S Sorther pacinc q. ................. p0%
Nortnit and Western CON 4s............. 8l7s
nrnaor Shnrt Inc 4s and partic ....... 0l5s
~ rsS4 ,Ssnia conv. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 96Js
n en,,I rnnerai "a ................. GGa
a.. e., ,,; IVA Iron Mountain con- Is. $500. III
g. Lomis ,nd San Francisco fg. .s.... s11!
e. i ,'ou,s CIV su.t s ts m isfs .,,,t 05
Co. Ssa, nopS Air line s4................. b7h
SeM.narn t1arioc al ...,............. S7h
snutp Railway hs ,.............. 1I3h
S To,n. et ar,d pac,ac ists ............ 116h
- e?'s "' q. n,J yvesfarn as %
o,eao. o.; AZ an" DISQUALIFICATION. 1929
u }nt,n rac1nc conv ls................ 08A
rh'S G s.aai ID hs ,,,.......... '1h
TT;;.j p, ? '' Istx - 70 ..,.......... 1i6&
Ws,ash Nh n. ..,,,................ 55h
w, Msotnn 49,, Ist. Erie As .,,,,.,..... 90
M MN 1n Centrai as1I............ s09s
i c,i. rroI son ss............... 7lla
n ind o., collateral trust 4s......'..... ~ ~
Central Of Georgia % Inc ....'....'''''' -
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Operators Would Not Buy
Stocks Nor Sell.
yNFAVORAELE STATEMENT
Market Fall Into Actual Stagnation and
Aggregate Dealings for Day Fall to
Smallest for H., Year--The
q Changes | significant
fRr Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. Oct. so.--To-day's stock
market gave a striking exhibition Oh tto
newly acquired tendency ,n 70 e de-
velopments. Confronted with figures on
the weekly currency movement, when III
dicated loss IN cash e ,S,r tne ~ fifteen
million dollars, operators In stocks we're we're
lacking in COURAGE to buy BIT The oate's
to sell were almost unapp{l eca ,nte ,ci,ni
stngnation during the afternoon a aho the
aggregate dealings for the day Tell TO- tne
smallest for the o yenr Tn Tn G wno'e
to only lG5,soo. The days price changes
were wholly without Significance, cHcept
for the dragging tone In ne non aI.a
ment stocks. due TO the unfavorablc re-
ports regarding the trade. ltsappears
from the weekly statements SECURED from r., u
bakers themselves that the shipments OF
currency by direct means has amounted
to about as much as those through. TIE
sub.Treasuy The transfers t q sH n the
The loss on sub-Trensury operations as
a whole. including payments for new gold,
was about sl,5t0.oo0. The failure OF last
shipments to Baltimore and Pittsbuis
leaves open the possibility that the etieGt
will be thrown into to-moirow's BANK
statement. There has been 10 Ind. ca ton
in the stock market Of any liquidation
and there Is a likelihood that the NoYem,
Der first settlement may have involved
some extension OF lOdHS ny VIC po'hs.
II there has. in fact. been any loan con-
traction adequate to offset the heavy loss
In cash, nothing has occurred on the sur
face OF events to indicate it. The days
money market was, nevertheless, tranquil
and the cali loan rate did not rise above
five per cent. The stagnation Of the stock
market may have had something to a ;
with this. In the tine money market
five per cent. was bid for all periods,
but very little was offered.
The recent average OF activity In the
11H Yrso p a u
back-set in prices did not extend TO the
whole list Total sales. par value, were
sl.7iO0OO.
United States bonds were unchanged on
last call.
Total sales OF stocks to-day were 1880
shares. ~
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cHRYsaNTHEnAUMS,

American Beauties, Pink and White
Roses, Carnations Yiolets and Lilies OF
the Valley in large quantity at
MANN g. BROWNS,
No. 5 West Broad street
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NEW YORK. Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.l68 head Steers almost demoralized. unrenly
lower bulls, steady COWS. steady to lhc; on On
Native steers. s3.55I5l5; bulls S2;5oaI&. t
slow but steady. veals. s4@s.5O; no choice t,it g
here Westerns ST.; grnsscrs. nnmlntl. CITY
try dressed 5G1lc.: dressed grnssers ana req
calves. 3@5c. lar pound. Sheep ana Lamn US,
Receipts, 402s head. SHEEP slow lanhs :, s s2I
DALI; lambs. s525@5.75; one deck at $3.50;
culIs. 81; Canadian lambs. So 62ls. tioss--hc'
ccipts TIT, State hogs. So. COGLo7o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-31

rcrc generally firm. unchanged to Nc, higher.
The into sight for the week exceed recent ,sti-
mates, reaching 516,5o6 bales against 454,3I2
bales last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-31
BY A. J.. Chewing Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE
25S ACRES OF LAND, LOCATED ON OR
NEAR THE NEW MARKET ROAD.
ABOUT EIGHT MILES FROM
THE CITY


In execution of uecree OF the Circuit
Court of Henrico county, entered July
l4th 1903, In the suit of Lawrence, Execu-
tor. ETC.. VS.. Mosby ct: ais, we will. as
Special Commissioners thereby appointed.
sell by auction. at the front door Of the
Henrico County Courthouse. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1908,
at IL o'clock NJ, the land above mention
ed, which will be offered first In five sep
arate parcels, viz: Two tracts of 80
acres each, one of 80 acres. one Of 10acres
and one OF So acres. then 1t will be offered
as whole.
on the SO-acre tract Is the old dwelling
of Mr.. D. B. Jordan. deceased and on the
16 acre and 59-acre tracts are small dwell
ngs. There are no improvements on the
two 50-acre tracts, but they have on them
a large quantity Of wood. A plat OF sur
vey can be seen at the office OF the auc-
tioneers. and will be exhibited at the time
of sale.
b TERNfS-One- third cash, balance at six
and twelve months, for notes with inter-
est added or all cash, at the option OF
Be prompt and secure bargain.
+. A. l.. SMITH,
c. r. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond required
of the Special Commissioners by the above
decree has been duly given.
j. Z. BROADDUs.
oct ids Clerk.