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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-08-13
FOR AUDITOR.

FOR AUDITOR.
To the voters of Lancaster County.
Approaching past favors I hereby
announce myself q candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Audi,
tor, subject to the rules of the Demo
cratic primary.
JOHN A. COOK.
hereby announce myself candi~
date for Auditor OF Lancaster county,
and pledge myself to abide tho result
Of the Democratic primary.
Respectfully,
HI. H.HORTON.
announce myself a candidate for
Auditor Of Lancaster County, subjec.
to the rules aad requirements Of the
Democratic primary.
WYLIE PORTER
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-08-13
FOR TREASURER.

announce myself as q candidate
for Treasurer, and pledge myself tO
abide the result of the Democratic
primary.
JNO D TAYLOR.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-08-13

R a. es ~ & IS y "A L. Y E
tne moat hsaiinc saive in ehe world.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-08-13

HOU AZ OF REPRE- EN fATiVEI.
announce myself a capdida'e for
re-eie> tiou TO the House of L.. present
atives, subject to the rules Of the
Democratic primary.
n w POrrS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-The cotton market ct
opened steady with prices points higher TO
4 points lower. Immediately following the call
liquidation Impaired rather declining ten
dency TO the more active m2nths but WIN
cables n shade better han expect ed, receipts
continuing small. the Far Eastern situation
considered moro favorable and ndVtces from
the South Indicating strong spot SITUATION,
thcro was little disposition to sell aggressiyeiy
and the list was soon rallied. During the bal
ancc OF the session It showed An almost Nm
interrupted upward tendency, and N the late
trading reached new high levels for the season
March at the best sold at 1853. Aay liIt ana
July 1884. being net gains OF 23gg30 points
while the now crop options were surprisngly
irn and more than ordinarily active aho"ih
net ga nseof from 4j4 - points or Septe,rno i
aud October. There was more or less llqui.
dalton during the entire session. but Eeneraiiy
speaking offerings were light and snerss d han-
inatIon OF bull speculation, became good buy
when tch bulls wero aided by a lively cover
Ing movement.
The market closed strong at a net advance
OF aO4l9 points Sales estimated at Gpo. on
bales The trading seemed to be chieny i2r
local and professional account. with tho pub
lie showing a disposition to await indications
as to the effect OF tho latest adv nc:rs on
uscrs OF cotton az we'll as tho movement
Receipts at the ports to-day wero ss4 bales
against q, cts bales last week and cs.o3 !as!
year For the week 155. 900 bales against ls2,9ll
last week and 90, III last year. To-days re.
ceIpts nj New ORGANS were $685. bales against
I, JB last year. and at Houston b,soo bales
against 643s last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
TOBACCO men.
STIRRED UP
Movement BY A. L. Company to
Control New England
Trade.

The independent tobacco manufacturers
OF Richmond are thoroughly stirred up
over what Is being blazod through the
North as an attempt on the part Of tho
American Tobacco Company to monopo-
lie the trade Of New England. tip to
this time the chief field for tho output Of
many of the local concerns.
n SO far as can be gathered from the
reports that lave como to hand and
from publications made In northern news
papers the attempt has assumed tho form
Of a movement BY tho American Tobacco
Company to force the Jobbers and SUBJ
jobbers Of Boston and Vicinity to cease
handling tobacco, cigars and cigarettes
manufactured byindependcnt firms. IN
the outcome Of this movement the Rich
mond manufacturers nre directly upd
vitality concerned. Tho independent firms
of whom mention Is made are them-
selves. The great volume Of this busi-
ness. Is poured into New England. II
the trust succeeds In corraling the job
bers, the Richmond independents will be
cut OF from this fruitful field and left
high and dry, to go out Of the tobacco
manufacturing business f they don't
like IT. fl y. E.. &c, "a
LOCAL FIRMS CONCERNED.
Tho movement is one OF vital interest
to tho independent tobacco manufacturers
OF Richmond. If the reports are true the
American Tobacco Company manifestly
wishes to secure tho jobbing business Of
New England, and Though this the trade
at large. Heretofore this New England
trade has been largely managed by the
local Independent factorles--J. G. Dill &; I
Co., Larus & Co., Wrlght-Surburg, Han
cock & Co., Halpin-N owconlbe & Co..
United States Tobacco Co., r. A. Pat.
terson g. Co., i. and others. II the
trust succeeds, the New England outlet
to their brands will be cut OF, and they
will bo disas trously crippled. Hence. they
/. arc not aflittlef stirred up over the matter.
2'1 buy llundreds and thousands Of
pounds Of tobacco here every year" said
one OF the most prominent manufactures
yesterday. "and all OF 1t goes to New
i England after it is put up. To stop
this trade would be a;serious blow to us-
very serious.s-We are hoping that where
they pitched tea overheard many
years ago they Will now pitch the trust
overheard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
SEVEN u COWS WERE
BURNED. I'm FIRE
Barn and Stable Of MI, a, T..
Mosby Destroyed Early Yes
terday Morning,

Fire carly yesterday morning entirely
destroyed tho barn and stable of Mr., A.
u, Mostly. at Fourth Avenue and Logan
Street, Chestnut Hill, The contspts Of
tho building. including seven fine cows.
We're lost In tho flames,
The origin OF the ire Is entirely UNI
explained and ID supposed by many to
have been. incendlary, The blaze was
discovered about q a. NJ. by Mr.. Mosby'a
hired man, who had previously inspected
the place and found everything In proper
condition. a horse and three vehicles
were removed Ii, time, but everything,
else, INCLUDING hay, feed, harness and
the seven cows, was lost, The Richmond
chemical service responded 4 promptly to
q request for assistance, and did excel
lent work in preventing the flames from
spreading to the house, In Which Mrs.
,lAIQsby was Al Sat the lnls,
IA estimated that the u loss will,
sylopas sa tl,yg ~ iisssq9 I! I hero Y no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Wall Street Gossip.
Especial 10 The Times-Dlspatch.)

NEW YORK. Jan. el.-condtions prevailing
in tho carly part OF the day became accent
uated In tho carly afternoon when real
short covering movement was esSerdenesHd ! for or
Western crowd were working together. and
probably some Of the principal local traders as
OF unknown places The old Gates holding in
Southern Railway common were not forgotten,
In the general advance. although the preferred
western crowd. It will be remembered. bought
with part Of the spoils OF the Louisville and
Nashville raid two years ago.
All tho old pools. still in c3istancc, took ad,
times to see the Seward Webb crowd active in
i The market closed strong. retaining a very
fair proportion OF the days advance. Tho in
lluence Of the Western crowd was felt up TO
tho close, and the floor traders who had sold
during the day on the idea that the market
was going ahead too fast were inclined to
cover in the last half hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

TO A. n. GARRETT, OH GARNETT.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
n ira ct of land described as 20 SO acres,
Sunny Side Tuckahoe Magisterlal Dis
lricl Henrlco county, Virginia, was sold
Oh tho ------- day OF -. for the taxes,
loves. interests and costs due thereon for
nart, or Garrett. to the commonwealth Of
Virginia. e
ne airing from the records Of this office that
you arc Interested In the said land. you
ara further notified 10 appear hero within
four months from date OF this notice, and
do what may be necessary to protect
your interest.
F8Given under my hand this 18th day Of
January, 1904.
Clerk Of tho County Court OF Henr!co.
jan 15-1awr4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
AM N V'|0UT'BURSI
OF ACTIVITY
Whole Stock Market Carried to
a Higher Level and Short
y Interest Routed.
BEARS ARE DRIVEN TO COVER
Their Buying All Important In n.
flucncc--Closc Active and
Ss5a Firm at Near the Top.

ID NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.--Thc Influences
witch hnvo been gathering force for
SONG time In tho stock market caused
an outbl,rst OF activity and strength To-
day which carried the whole market 70
higher level nnd routed IL large ana
o,tti,,ntc short interest Tho rush TO
cove, shorts vas an important influence
In carrying some OF tho most active
stocks upwards, and the breculators, who
wcrc long on these stocks, wero able TO
take their profits ut tho. expense OF their
bearisl brethren me movement was
without any Important now dcvclosments
beyond those that have been under ais
cnss,ol. for seyera5 nays towards cr9staI
eaton OF tho belief Chat war between
3Rls fla and japan Is likel3 10 20 nversen s
fot the present rho. growing volume OF
tie demand for. bonds has made nm I'm,
preston upon the specuativcf mind as q
usual precursor OF an improvement IN
the buying OF stocks, and the continued IN y. "a
s nsayy ssSs e ha Se 81 t mHnf Dc ana
fo- bonds is likely to extend 70 INC STOCK
Yesterday and to-day the, bull campaign
p.esy tho uncovered bolrs with the
fear that It's progress might extend be-
yond their means to oppose II. mo COY
erg demand was very neay srs ,fT +, Yd he
u
market Operations. was rather clearly
lrntcable to several Sources which have
been imposing Influences IN great market
movements Of the last few years, and the
prestige Of this leadership helped to de-
noralize the bears. Il ,,3 I'LL 81,
Jierc was enormous proht taxing
Throughout tho day, ct FIRST in stocks
before to-day. These included southern
patfic. Rock Island. Reading. tho Fries,
Ana Igamated Copper and United States
Steel preferred Later. when some OF
,hcsc laggards were brought into the
movement, the profit taking shifted IL 70
stocks which had advanced In the early
pl1, OF tho day.
Speculative hopes were expressed Of a
large diversion Of profits OF cotton specu-
sock Exchange membership OF the leader
OF tho cotton speculation was an appro-
pirate feature of he day.
TIC market closed active and firm at
near the top prices for tho majority OF
stocks.
Bends we're active and strong. Total
sales. par value. s7075,oC0
United States bonds were unchanbed on
fetal sales were as2.5oo shares.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-a1oney on call
easy / IA to 9. Time loans easy; sixty
days alto 1-2; ninety days Ia to
l-!.. Six months 1 to 4 IL. Prime mer-
Camille paper IA to 5 per cent, Sterling
exchange steady at the decline. with
actual business in bankers bills at s4.ss
$685. for sixty day bills. Posted rates
sis3 1.oI and 1916 1-2 toEs4S7. Commercial
bills S4.so 3-4 to $4.S2 rs. Ear silver So
b-S. Mexican dollars Al.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
CAPTAIN Willard Accepts.

4 Lieutenant-G Governor Willard has writ
ten Secretary G.. T. Shepperd, Of the
jamestown Exposition Company, the fol-
lowing letter, accepting the position Of
director Of the company, to which he
has Just been chosen: "a
"Your notification OF my. selection as
director Of your Exposition reached here
some days ago. This delay is duo to my
absence from tho city. i accept the
honor tho association has done me, and
regret that was unable to be present
with you last evening" III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Druids Visit Petersburg,

"A Jolly party OF Richmond Druids.
members of Belvidere Grove, No. "a, left
last night for Petersburg. where they
were the gusts of Cockate' Grove, No, %,
invited to initiate fifteen. members Of
After the degree work tho party was
taken III hand by tho members OF the
Grove and shown royatl.ume.
II. M. Hargroyo, grand noble arch; H. u.
,Br ooka. F.. AtcDonough, w. A., Brock and
q, Il, Wells.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Quarterly Meeting Held.

The quarterly meeting Of the Richmond
Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society
was held at st. James's Church on Mon
day evening" Bishop Gibson presided.
Reports Of interest were made By the
different officers. The reportsof the city
missionary shosvail ais services during
the xIiree months. ~ 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
REV. MR.. MASON BETTER.
Hopes to be Able to Return to
His Work in March.

The Rey. Landon r. Mason. rector OF
Grace Episcopal Church, Of this city.
who has been absent for several months
OF, account OF Ill health, Is much better.
and expects to return to his work in,
March. He will DO con tinued, to be as
sisted for some time by the Rev. James
w. Morris, D. d., who is highly esteemed
by tho CONGREGATION Of Grace Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Jan. p. 1904.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS. IN
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales ut Union Stock Yards)

Richmond Va. Jan. II, 1904.
ReesptS for the wesk ending Monday
and stroas: Sess steers ;l msdlu% 5s to
5sss5s Is$ ss as e5 SEA- s$ss
sStrs S.. A i SHs fresh cows So 9
odaa HsE stsaaS
hGEa thpssSsS b AsMs gs!!.yh s55 head
stssay Coed u s e lambs
NEW YORK. ;nEEy bEiis sas gry
ary souq pressea Beef
ss y asssi Ssa Ss ssss as eM sieay
5ss s sSs!s I'd az
$$s. blssssa IT,
dressed lambs sGlSso, per pound, AogsssRo,
Segs sS s Hss p ss sssss' rated arm state
ss G!eAsqSS 5 as% :fA "a
@ 5$$t i s$iss SsS ts5s's s:
~ 5ssS S Sat sSsa
6o itIvgy Aean, 10 '.st
shs5ssN ;As nstlvs tS. ST. oSs Ss'''' mAeo
UNION STOCK YARDS, PlTTsHuRa. RAJ r,
fsis casiso ''fs9h piits
Bis; mediums, .s5,i5a5, go: heavy workers. $1,000
s6ot5E shesRsuppIyk seSs; SMIs
and eommon,. ssqs76; choice lambs 'a,U@4'oo;
veal calves, $685.
"a sS'SSs$! s };;5
BAIrlMoRE M 2 ian: ?l,zL55%lM PICS
ay a sonaSGn shIsat sor s aR!ss
g coed Sss sg nssf s 10 s09fat
steers weighing 1000 to 200 pounds, 3H0ic,
per pound steers weighing nnder 99o Jpa gggnds:
iSfls'' pap 81 pd nndt yslpE
per head, IN good order. slsas5, %; fresh COWS,
with Gulf. 20ds0, % per headt posr, thin
aaa g.9Sf and ps rs si sbs
S#g5e: pss PeSId, Wsol shssp, psi Ps AVIS:
poaaa gss s n 10 s I'd Wight y
MIscELLANEoU Gus 1 MARKETS.
x,a 81, sEANI1s e aAl \
lilnals ssa: pfsg's AZ CO..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-FLOUR-Aarket was as
dull and unsettled demand being Checked So, by
tho wheat break Rye ronrmStea1d az Cho,Ge
Corln,ea l--Steady, Rye-Dull, Bnrley-cDul
Wheat-spot steady; No, red gtS oP b1 TX
this morning under heavy selling Later u they
rallied, however, on renewed bull suplort o.
Chicago and general covering, with tho close Htt
relatively strong Mt ls47sc. net decline. May
closed Mt % 3-l6c.i July Ut SStsG. o,,,,,
cornEspot IRREGULAR; No, &C. ,i d Gpi nm
matsi P By ha sc w ss esy
Failed Oh covering and closed only 'sg,ss net
lower May closed u, at 551sc'iiJuly. 64c' Oats
Beef. eady. Cut Meats,lrlesgguhar' Lard,
Ye eSEMhrn s'sTa aowbu iss osa
mild, steady: Cordoya. s's9l2.c. The market
for coffee futures opened steady Ct an ADVANCE
Of s points and ruled fairly active Wt.' de-
mand apparently broadsnng bIt IN ne G,Tso
asS s7s hsss e. spFna Is ss e.;
inoiasses sugar. 2 lg-s2c,i refined, dull, Nlce-l
Steady. Moa sses- Firm, a. ,,.,
dairy ius l4dgloc. Checss. Steady; State, full
cream. fancy small noored ssp,enRep 1s sc
sylyania, nearby Average nIesta osslles,; "a.
Potatoss-Firm; Long Island, 81 25ap2 g; JSr,
sey S9 l2Ql2 80; Jersey sweets, 6Oa3v ~ STATE
aid Western, sacks, S2, 1902, y. Peanuts-F!rln;
Mncy haAdpclsed, g. Other domestic ~, s X
aSe%fsts Bss ssa 10
nE H u 1 + 4 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

Selling OF July wheat, owing to rain in tho
Southwest. was tho immediate cause OF to
days remarkable slump The rally vas que en 10
IsdMc. lower than yesterday May corn re
jzc. lower. Oats were son &c. Provisions
closed from shade to &C. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

10 DAVID sNEDDEN;
& YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. That
q t,act OF land described, us Sc acres.
BLOCKS estate Brooklnnd NIugisterial
District, Ienrlco county, Virginia., was
sold on the - day OF - for dein-
Quent taxes, levies, interests and costs
OF David Snedden, to the Commonwealth
Of Virginia.
An application for the purchase thereof
had been filed In this office, and, 1t APP
you are interested in tho said land, You
ara further notified to appear hero within
four months from date or this notice. and
do what may be necessary to protect
your interest,
1 Given under my hand this 18th day of
January 1904,
SAMUEL p, WADDILL, ea
Clerk of the County Court of HenrIco.
Jan lb-1aw-it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Commissioners Office.

Richmond, Va, Jan, I, 1VUI,
The parties aforesaid, and ,d !. al other
are hereby notified that have fixed on
FRIDAY, tile e9d day of January next
a 10 oelosk 4: NJ, ana my o ,tit A. A. n
accounts Of the said Edmund G, Minor,
sole Surviving trustee. as required by thd
above decree up to thGe tiriss ~ as dea5h
showing the amount coming. to eaeh q
the parties entitled to share III the funds
found n the hands ef the sag trn =
missionel of the said court the day and
4 IN 't'.. $500 JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S.
Ian All sSpsclaa cHRiss soneTs 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

Cotton. quiet middling. 1905: net receipts.
ss5 bales; 5.4:4 bales sales So bales ba
1851 sta' ba teu4 export to Great britain s5s
tess bales 70 tra a,oek sss.is Bales 'A
Consolidated at all seaports-Net recs 81 ~
bales: to France s.753 bales; TO the Continent,
pacsn nso Ct ex oil e. aea.
Britain 1858. $50 bales; to France, sos 437 bales;
to tho Continent, 1,eso.4o. bales
The M spot cotton market Ret was less active than
t. has been for several days, TAG w91a er
Sss wsrS but sfa1'y
hng offered a board prices Sales 4s59 nalSs les
ivered on contract, 200 bales Quotations adj
Before tho opening of the future market this
morning many conservative operators cxpresssd
the opinion that the time for l..wldc reaction
aad ot hope held 70 out e By the opening
proved treacherous Stimulated by 9Egres ss We
Smashing ali previous high records The bull
b s",Fs an w ssvanc saes o 1 and
silver and tho heavy tukings by English spin
09 ake f AZ mas e ea at e.
Ss s Ss t. az ssy ~ Ghs sSs
Only aght recsssons There %eak out an
ipeurances tho market lquIdated Itself as 1t
goes along. More conservatism In op eatn,s
prevails and there is an aSsSnee 9f ~ Teek n
prices during the latter part, OF December:
At tho same time many brokers point out Ut
Weak lonGs 10 operate at such, high levels. Tao
market closed very firm and within ~ J, point Gt
gains We're .4426 points. except February.
which gained but 10 points. 80. ~,
ruary. ii. 4oaii4. g.; March. 1l6ea14e7, April.
l4.Sodi4.S3; May 14.9Sql4.99: June. 15o5Ql5,l7;
July, l5.g7; August, l4.49Il4,5O September,
II .00N 1900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
$1,000 Amalganated Copper ......
1000 Amer. Car and Foundry.

$1,000 Amalg1mated Copper ......
1000 Amer. Car and Foundry
200 Amer. Cotton Oil............
s1o' A Ams'. z snH}F}E
Amer, Can ...,...,..........
Amer. Can. pfd.s...........
3l4 Amer. Locomotive, com.b..
2219o American sugar, ............
sT 9a0 A., T. and !, s. Fc. c2i n1I -.
sM AIT. and 3. re-. ptd.......,
1880 Baltimore pnd Ohio..:....
1880 Brooklyn, Rapid Trnrslt....
400 Canada Southern .n......t.
600 Canadian. Pacific ...........
61T Chesapeake and Ohi0.......
200 Chi Great Western...........
5000 Chi, Nil. and 81 P..........
90 Colo. Fuel and Iron. .........
100 Colo. Southern, CONF. go.
10 Colo. Southern LIST pfd....
200 Colo. Southern. I'd Epfd.......
1850 Clcv., Cin... Chi. and s. L..
10 Continental Tobacco, pfd..
1900 Consolidated Gas .........
500 Delaware and E1udsoil...,..
Del, Lack. and Western.
1900 Erie, com .......... ..........
4225 Erie, list pfd.................
500 Erie, "a pfd.................
2ODJ General Electric ............
300 Illinois Central ............
105s0 Louisville and Nashvlllc...
$40 Manhattan...... $50. 500.
$500 Metro. Street Railway......
400 Mexican Central ...........
Gl0D Mo-, Kan. and Tex. COM.
AGO Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

dation b,oisa over the grain pits to-day, tier
fa aha IKE IN a - i me
dinary high record !. sci An yestert nv Anal
iSf sa 1S sanHi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

nc, spanish. ss9s5c: machine picked. 2A0
psETERsRuRa, VA, Jan 21.-pEANuTs.
spun.sh. so9es.,e. Market arm. stock liEhs
fanny; market steady.
NEW York. Jan. 1:L-rhe dry goods market
s shGn az Eoods se
es rs fsstr, S e ED
days market Jobhers locally are not busy
hut satisfactory reports are received from
II NAVAL STORES.
a?9s s;.5 5sss II sal
e 5s At EsSsss' y sssEsls
: SAVANNAH, GA. Jan. a1..:TURPANIlN..-7-
ss.Rs at as.n 81 szp'ss
ri GAakssyo q; s4e aa
coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK Jam 2l1co ttf,5s d, oil was
ss " Fir; y! wife. ssS4oe. prime wlatss
MARINE TN FTTElIF IS a
PORT OF RICHMOND. Ian. Fl. 1905
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James river landings. mercaEdise and passen-
seEs ssss ayF sssy MERIDIAN
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED rga78
s 6a MH1tSk ns
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. FL; 1904.
ARRIVED is3
Steamer Alnen,ere, Mobile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
LEGAL NOTICE.

( =
no THE HEIRS AT LAW OF JULIA w.
MORRIS, DECD. (WHOSE NAMES
ARE llNkNOWN):t .s8
a truct of land described as 400x2o0 feet.
Westham Road, Tuckahoe Maglsterials
ulsIrot. Henrico county, virginia, was
sold on the day Eot - for .ue!ils'
auent yaxes, leyles, Interests and cost due
thereon for the year 1880, IN the N anla OF
Julia W. MORRIS. TO tho Commons
wealth of Virginia, ~
An application for the purchase thereof
mas bcur filed In this office, anu II appear
Ing f,pm the recoras OF this oIuca that
you are interested IN tho SAID land. you
are further notified 70 appear mere villain
and do what may be necessary 70 protect
' Oven under my hand this 18th day ios
n SAMUEL. r. ygApk1If,I4s
Clerk OF the COUNT fot y y s
IAN s.laHi-aS IIsg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

Cash quotations were aa follows: F'LouiK.
Firm. Butter-steady; crea1ertes 1sg 2ae.;
spring. f@aS7c.: No; q red. oogsse Gorn-S Nc;
Barley-Good feeding. Zoe; fair t. choice malt;
notrrthwesterr sli2A prime Timothy seed. s. q:
Mess pork. pei. barrel: f1a 10gl3 27is lard. per
Sc. aoa6 a5: short clear sides Cboxedl IS s7aa9
So. Whiskey. basis Of high wines, 81 a.
1900 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats. 49,
900 bushels
BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 2l.-FLOUR-Flrm-
err Winter extra s. 45Gs.7o; patents s a,55as
$50. Wheat--Easier: spot contract, S2taD
s2Nc.; No 2 red. western, ;9sh tnsSAc.a Corn.
Easier; spot 0ats-Easler; s M9 2
Butter. Eggs, Cheese and sugar-steady and
unchanged. a SIS sH-a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

..tc, spanlsh, sa9s5c: machine picked. 2'40
'f1PsEtTERsBURG, VA, jan 21-pEANUTs-
Spunish. soGt9s1.c. &: Market arm. stock light
fancy; market steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

northern Pacific Il .,.....................l 1903
Northern Pacific 81 Observation-Disclosures. 723t
Norfolk and Western con- 4s............... o7N.
Oregon Short Line Ia and Partic....... g5
RaadSr General Is ss
st In.1ia and Iron Mountain con. 5s..... liz
ST. Louis and San Francisco f. 4s....... 81
Seahoard Ar Line is Observation-Disclosures. 6sA
S Ss9{ssFn 1 Rswsy 4 is
tTe1as MI J,acific lists .................... 1lS
r1oisJo 81 land Western 4s.,.....,...... II
I1ninn Pnciflc IA 1929
Tlni6n I,sciic co,y. Is ..J................ 9s1s
u IL. Steel Cd Is
Wabasi Deb tI3s ................... 65&
wheeling and Lake Eric As t............... q s
wisconsin Central y (: ~
ii. and o., Collateral Trust 4s.............. Is
Central OF Georgia I'd tnc................... IL