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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. as.-FLouR-Dull..,, tS1t
steady Rye r9Yrtr lag 20 gooqb aroyw
Whsatspot easy Mo- red b ss' o1oms
u under searsh foreign markets and polltai
news Later depression Mas hehe eb og o..
sSrsed ne sIsp tia eess wi WITH
lssc. net lower May closed at o2Ac,; july
Is os ssaS5
s az sese su ssay Ss.e s'' ae
.rEs s5SsS s eonens Msst;q stss%sa
fs S s,FsiR
o %sa l ssaay It an aayqnss osssl9 poas
q points higher. WITH sales qs sSe ot bass.
Steady, Molasses-Firm; n
ssisa ;es u
m.ss .al wf Sats sad
asfE.s sSs sSsssss esss
sSte ssd &ss};r ss ss Ysss
Firm; fancy handplsksd 6g5AsG; other dhe f
P stsam ash Il t Iiyspoo FL la d. f'y
the buils in the Wheat pit to- day, FOR Ing
prices to O. lower level pfalinss ~ f9 G,t
West sas I'VE We're Instruments that allied In the on-
saugh GIGsiRE Prizes Iers sws neas ths l ta
No. and, oats H@Mc, Provisions closed SE1
( i6c. higher 4 ,l}stifss vi
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Open, High Low, Close.
s IS; :::::: ;E 81; s. II}@S as f|
\ ! IS y 4 tSs t.jjRR
|sIS "a
1an' u. So 50 ,s8 Ssk I'M SO
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-rhe cotton market
pIiened strong at an advance OF 6Q-l points,
Following cables that were sensatlonally
Estimates Iointng toward continued light re-
ceipts and reports OF q good ,dema nd for spot
cotton In tho South at the higher prices,
As first the market was exceedingly active
and tremendously excited with a better supply
On the other hand the initial advances Bring
Ing the. active months to nearly l5c, caused
= It was rmored on the call that the local
bull leader was selllng ana for the first ten
airy tendency. But soon the market was raj.
lied, and before the end OF the first hour
July had sold at l5c Trading became less
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Total sales 1.es.7oo shares.

g NEW YORK, Jan. 2g-close: Money on
call easy "a to 2 per cent: closing
IBID ! ga; offered at 2. Time loans easy;
sixty days 3 bid; ninety days 1-2 bid;
six months 4 to IL: Urine mercantile
with actual business in bankers bills at
i 81 e5.95 to s4.S6 for demand and at siS320
10 s4.S3.30 for sixty day bills; posted rates
si.S ~ and $4.S6 1-2; commercial bills
81 So: bar silver IS Us; Mexican dollars
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Tho following are the total not receipts Of
cotton ut all ports since September LIST: q
1916, so bales; Mobile. i7llsi bales; Savannah
us, SOC bales; Charleston l4sl s5 b bales; Wil.
Bal timore, l7,sOe bales New York 21,ll2 bales
Boston. 255 bales Newport News az n ~ as
bales; Pensacola, $3.50 bales; Port Arthur.
1915 Pert ownsend Asla b pa iai Sa
agle Pass. 4.l4s bales; LAREDO, 40 bales
Total, $500, 500 bales. so t,ts - y
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY AZ J. Chownlng Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

rR i sTEEs SALE OF THREE ~
4 j TRACTS OF ELAND. CONTAINING
TGGETHER i TMR RyG!o t Ser NTKYH Sn HI
THE WESTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY
OFtRICHMOND,8I IN 'sYDNOR's POINT
AnIMTION,, KNOWN AS HOOKER's
BACKYARD TRACTS:
consisting Of MULES. CAFES, BKIcK-.
MAKING MACHINERY, Ell e., ETC.
II, execution Of a certain deed OF trust
dated May 18th. 1898. Of record in the
clerks office Of Henrico County Court, in
3dcod book 155 a. page 49,, default having
boon made in the payment OF the greater
portion OF the debt thereby secured. and
being required BY the noneasar r. SO to
I'M THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 100.
commencing promptly at o'clock%P. NJ,
Z I Hraer sa5tEs1 uy ACRES Of
lnad designated as lot B on the plat Of
sub division Of scott's land.
sesena z =. W XoRF and IL THREE THE az
Joining the above, designated as lots
Nos i. to 20, inclusive. In block 6, In the
pla: OF subdivision Of Scott 6 Hoyts
''Sydnor's Point Addition, made by
!, q, :. Reid $ Son surveyors August
Third-THRDE and .31s ACRES adjoln-
ing the next above, designated as lots Nos
l to y, inclusive, IN DOCK ~, IN the plat
OF subdivision above mentioned OF sgd
nor u Point Addition"
Tho said tracts of land will be sold
with the restrictions that the streets and
alleys as located through said properties
ara to remain open and kept open for the
tngress and egress at III times to the
remaining lots in the Plan OF sydnor's
Point
Fourth-The following personal proper;
Z ty: FOUR MULES, lTHRED CARTS and
HARNESS., 2 8STOCIl-BRlCk PRESSES
ONE .IIoLsTING, DRUM. ONE WATER
TANK, ONE BOILER and ENGINE,
ONE BRICK MACHINE. ONE .DIsIN-
aTEGRATOFs. SHAFTING. PULLEYS.
BETTING, &C., and sundry other small
articles.
This property should attract tho atten-
ton not only Of Investors! but also OF
Rrck Manufacturers. as it is said to
contain good brick clay. x
TERMS Of sale will be Cash.
4, ,sft SOL CUTCHINS. Trustee.
gsl A. J. nChewning Co, .AIctloneers.
II. B.--While the forms Of sale above
mentioned arc cash, yet more liberal
TENS may be arranged at the time Of
sale
Jan 23-tds. III
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receipts arr barrels; sales. s7ss barrels; ex-
e. ! I,ARL RE S. c., Jan. 22.-rURPEN-
sTINE-Steady at 64hc. Rosin-Steady.
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hail WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EEEEGr JAN. 10. 1903
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
TOO A. M,-Daiy. Local foI Charlotte. M @.
1880 "a A1DalIy Lmi.sa Buffet pu1!mnn
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South. III
Q 100 r.. MEX. sunday. ksysyille Local. y
10 0O p, N.-Daily. Limited Pullman &$ ready
- s-tsslT7 YORK RIVER LINE.
The fayorite route to Baltimore and EaStern
points. Leave Richmond 4;2o Pm, Mondayss
AS a. M..Except Sunday. Local mixed for
West Point. - 4, q ~
, friday for West Point, I. S .a5
4:2o p. M.--Except Sunday For West Poins,E
Connecting with steamers for Baltimore nnd
river landings Monday. Wednesday and t JgA-
o''' TRAINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6:55 a.. NJ and 6:4a p: Al.-.Fron al the South.
a:35 p NJ From Charlottetand Durham. iSg
$40 A.. M.-From Chase CITY;
o:26 A. M.-Baltimore and West Point J.
1915 A. Nj. $40 P. M,--From West Point.
! 6. II. AcKERT. s. Il. HARDW1CIk.s
g. ". - WEsrBuRY. D. p A.. al
s9's ,s#44''3tfs Richmond, vs.
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c.o.T7ToNsEED5 ON iMARKET,

NEW YORK, Jan. 2c-cottonseed oil was
quiet, but a triae steadicr5 with lard products.
Prime crude, f.. o. b. mills. &c.; prime sum
lner yellow. 361a 13GAc C.; of summer yellow,
nominal ! prime white. 39lpioc; primo winter
yellow, 40ll42C. .E.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

st1LfssfPf' ~ TT|ANo HAAA3NE|As i att 4.tt
3 NoRFoLK, IVA, Jan. 22-PEANUTs--
Farmers market tirineE fancy. s1sc.. strictly
prime, SNg3%c,; prime, 2NN3c common, 4,lQ
s s#S Spanish f' ss9s'''; machine p''Asa' s1Y
= r''FSETERsBuRG. VA, Jana "a PEANUTS
EpunIyh.a 9O092Eu Market tlrm, STOCK llsIt
fanny; market STEADY
57S, DRY GOODS MARKET
x NEW TX DIRK. Jan N22.-Further advances
have been registered In dry goods during the
day. and Will buyers have not been active
there have leon considerable inquiry and
more or less business has been done at tho
advances. Jobbers continue only moderately
acuYe a {, 81 III
3s 3,5, \, S15.. NAVAL STORES
MILMIMGToN Jan. a2nsPtR q
? aslelpi ~ bar
e sSss; Earps F|sm II asi Fessipts
Z Z sS XVI pINgIN
,TIp q Ssc, q lecs!p Is casks
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. aa,-seaboard Air
Line common 9ssGD9E: do preferred, l7%4lS
Senboard AZ, 66G67. Atlantic Coast Line com.
mon. l09glO9,s; do. preferred. not qcoted.
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JAM nN4cs sEctATTLEesIppiy ight;. market
steady choIGe s5oSs2; Brine $s5Sg gSS
decks; market active Prime. heavy. and me-
dgms l heavy workers. sS@5
roughs, s35oa4.75, Sheep supply fair; market
SLOW, Prime wethers, $450g4, IS; culs and
calves. S7QE7bO.
tc1Nc1KNArIsf OF, jan q. HoGs-on!et
40 u Sheep-zStrong at s.,25Qi0O, Lambs
Strong at $f6OG65O
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

r,h,,r,, :, and cuIncv newg "a ,..,........ 93H
ca,sa.s a, .nd 81 Y rani gen. 4s........ 10SH
Shcaso' ~ Nnr,h,vpsttrn 60 n 1919
ENGAGE auu ana Fpacifc 4s............. 73ss
G ,neg = ard pacilt col. l5s.....,..3 SPA
G." G. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s.......... w "
SncaS ~ 80 ir,hncco is..,.,,......... COZ
Co ini NJ so,,thern "a .............. $siz
Denver ana Rio Grande 4s.................'. 9S
Erie General As .......... "a;
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts........ 1 19
1iock,nKfi "a Ensbviiie Iynified 4s........ g9ss
Y ,,i cnnsoi gold 10t4
~ nannn y - NJ raj A .,,,,....... 10 Il
rieAie, CnnIrni III Inc :.,,,,,......... 18 (.
a Siea1c nd ~ ot,is IA .................. 97R
~ y,,i Kn nsas and Texas 4s...,....... 1886
2lss.Vu! 1sa nsaa and TeY,,s 81 4
Ssossi 3 r otaMexico con 761a
nv, WI cant RI, pen 3i5s.........r. aSi4
New Jersey Central gen. Is ............. l3l
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poN s 81 s. H richmond. JAN. 20. 1904.

poN s 81 81, 8 1siR Il JAN. %. 1904
iE ARRIVED n
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk, merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILEDY M
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk and
james river landings nlercandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Brandon. khodes Norfolk. rnercnan-
disc and passengers. Old dominion line.
PORT o. y WEST EEK RD1ES JAN. % 1904
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
IA Elm city. Haynes, Mattaponl River Land
tings, passengers and general cargo. *
g9 {55 SAILED. .G 49, fl-Sk
Z Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. Is ~ IS
,yysgs, ri SEM gers and general cargo.
~. Ii'ss 3Fs,yf EgSsfas d ---,+J NJ. Ii 5stia
Z PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. %, 1904. *
81 ARRIVED O.
Steamer Pathfinder. New. York.
Steamer Iolsatia, New Orleans.
Steamer Hector, Boston. i i6y5l{ p.
Barge Florida. Providence.
BARGE NeW ' Jersey L,ss: N Proy ID, nee.
Schooner John "Twohy. Portsmouth.
y Steamer Amsteldyk Rotterdam and Amster-
Steamer Langford. New York
SAILED
Steamer DECEMBER. Cette.
Schooner Jennie French Ptter, Boston.
Sr rge Ohio, Allyn's Point.
:steanler Austriana, Norfolk.
Steamer Holsatia. Hamburg.
Schooner Henry W. Cramp. Norfolk
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, STEAM E0ATS.

FOR NEW ycRK.
BY Chesapeake and DO, Ohio Ry. "a n. !P,
NJ XII lines connect at N,lIoik with direct
steamers for New York. sailing daily Except
oa'A1 K. E. CHALKLEY. City Ticket Agent,
~ sos East Main Street.
JOHN F. MAYER; agent. Wharf Foot Of Ash
n. b. WALKER, v. p I. NJ. New York,
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q Cash QuotatIons were as foIIoWs IH1.51s
Buttsr-steady; fTenerles :! sail
one steady at loglo,9 T., E " :, sprinss
10 red s6 {sl?so oata s,
ss,sc.; no. white. SSH @4olsc: No: re.
55isc. Good feeding barley. soc.: fair -, ]. to
No i northwestern. s1.12li; prime Timothy
seed. sa25. Mess pork. pei. barrel; sb 2Sg
sides. loosej, ss.s7as.6o: short clear sides
(boxed), s662as75 Whiskey, basis OF wiles.
sl,27 Glover. contract grade, SILL 25 Re,
3ceipts-1Yh ). Ii. 100 bushels; corn, 259 700
bushels oats. 179. 100 bushels.
and unchanged. 4Wheat-Dull; spot. contract.
asiI@92Ac. spot, NO. 2. red, western, 93tap
g Dn1iI No white. i4saisi,c. Rye-flrmi. No.
2 ii, export elevator; 81 Gle. Butter, p ggs
Cheese and Sugar-Firm and unchanged.t5E
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3. virtue Of deed Of trust. dated
january, %. 1907. recorded in Clerks office
OF Henrico County Court In y. 81 1888 Al,
page 19o, and at the request Of bench
c1ars, default having necn made in pay
ment OF notes secured, will sell by
public auction, on the premises, on
ami SATURDAY, JANUARY q. 1904
at o'clock P. M, the reAl estate do
scrbed In said deed as that certain lot
Of land, with all buildings and improve
men Is thereon lying and being. IN the
county Of Henric9 I'm the plaHi q Wood.
Bates and Walnut Streets, fronting GO
feet on the south line of Bates Street and
extending back within parable lines Gone
OF which is Walnut street, 1877 feet to
rFa'rheld Street. &. Iil4 u Isl
4 rERMs-C for expenses OF sale, any
taxes that may. due. and to pay q note Of
$lEJ with interest from January q, 1908;
balance at one and two years, with inter-
est and secured by deed Of trust.
c. L. DENOON, Trustee. *
). =. s. II. L. Dcnoon. Auctioneers.
1ar l7-tdS t5ataast g7.Sy ,l$ftTtt44a
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), = o,,ndaa,. registered 4. :. .t1o5A
;. 9 rat,ndinr 2s. coupon .............,. 1o5H
:, q "a a rcrIstercd. .,,.......,.......... 1os
;, @ - co,,nnn .................1 oeN
ma,. 4. reristcred 1924
na,. a. cannon ]. !. /. /. u. 1884
:, q IA i. rerIstered I. .1o7h
,,5ts c,d A. conon Z. !. 80. 1911
=, % :. rss,,,cred . 4. I. iolA
r. eo,,non !. (. .!....... lolA
.,.h,.on ssnsr,l 4s ;o3a
Atchison adjustment w. +
Atlantic Coast Line As vi S.3t,Issi,
Baltimore and Ohio As .........:tt'l. ~. :riio-
l,s..ua, raors,a "a !. ]. s1o6
EcntrAit " cco. ~. " N. ~ ! II ~
Eentral o. snS 51,d 20 1851
Chicago and Alton 31as ............:......- 'o7s
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sales. l,2C6 bales. ea. a
Cotton, quiet: mddiing, 1876 net o re9e Eel Dts
ao5 bales; gross, 5,11G bales; sales LOO oales'
% 81 s' bales; u export to Great Britain; s.s9l
haies: to France, Il, 557 baes: to the Continent
Y7p bales; stock. 7s54ll bales
,sS sss bales; export to Great Britain. 4
ba bal to France, $3.50 bales: TO the Continent
Total Since September 1st-at all sea ports rs,
Net receipts. 5sol $50 bales eApsrs " 1a a.
Britain 735sA bales ,as t9 ss haa s1H'''
Net receipts 5sol. $50 bales export to Gre az
britain nnles IS 5i sr6 baiss 0V'''
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 2?.-COTTON-
Spot cotton active. strong and hisher. 1o Yors
rs the lead Of LysTpoo and SH arrive ani
i. 800 T. o. b. Quotations advanced &c;
Futures at tho opening were steady alia
prices 1890 points higher, being lnclaneaf a., az
4 measure by sensational advances IN L! Lif ST
egft pence mark. while futures we're from 29S
Ii points higher than yesterdays close. dne
local ma rket was In rather conservative In29u
and showed little inclination TO make Wine
advances until leading ballg GaenIsatiI YEA
ring had Purchases We're heavy and had tha
effect Of sending prices up " pointsfin ai"c s
closed ,asESs nn;n astvo months
Z Cotton futures steady: January. 1853 BID;
T 1S6lGi5 a. May is4laisss June
lilly. l5451l5.46; August. 1t59gla 50; septenl..
bro, 3.osGl30S.
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NEW YORK. Jan. ::,-BEEvEs- Receipts,
steady; bulls and cows. slow, but gen sral!y
steady, Steers. $t!o0s.49 bulls s3Sso{{a,s5;
Firm: market firm. Veals, $5G7.5o; little
calves $500 city dressed yeals, sdll se. coun; an;
try dressed, 7Gpl2c. per pound. sheep ana
i.9mbs-Recepts.F 4,2Os head. Sheep. steady;
lambs, slow to loc higher Sheep. S3g4.bO;
lambs, s5.75GG ssh mainly. S6i;ioaG; 100! Hogs
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AMI 44SVA1I $4,000 -
BY virtue of q deed Of trust to George
L. Christian, dated 18th Of June, 1903. and
duly recorded In the clerks office y q. Of - tRs
49, default having been MADE {Sarl n the asa
cured, and being requested by, the bene-
ncary thereunder de- th9 bsf Hnasrl
by order Of the Circuit Court Of Henr!coo
County 18th OF August. 1875 will sell az
iii URSDAY, JANUARY 2STE1, 1901,
at 4:3O o'clock p. M, the property de-
in Barton Heights This s az nice ri ma lot Of
nico improvements. and should command
...e attention OF those looking FOR
hone.
nav ia notes Of IS each. dated Juno 18th,
isy5 and Interest thereon from .. date te,
Balance at 9 and u months, for notes
bearing per cent. interest, secured by
decd OF trust on the lLoperty4
u. 4. ICATLIk,
ian 17-tds Substituted Trustees.
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!. 5BALrInioRE, MD, Jan, 22.-LIVrs PIGS
Piss 1at.from ;ia i.5O apiece, according 10 size.
quality and condition shoats. s.as'!O apie g.
Her sepu head cad sSall!So Reef cattie-Youns TAI
per pound; steers, weighing under 800 pounds.
$$Qs,:c, per pound; oxen. per pound sVs1s..;
per head In good order, slsg.5. %; fresh cows.
with calf so9sN9}6o S,,5 p Re head; poor tntn
and Sheep Maryland and Virginia lambs,
choice, 5AGGc per pound poor, thin, rough.
lest stock 3Qp3lac.; good. per head $3.5Od}3;
inferior. per head sl@L50; old bucks. per
pound 2G2,ac., US to quality and weight,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. I.
Richmond. Va. Jan. %. $780,.
SALES

Richmond City 4s-s7oo at lot; s., zoo at 1o4; ).
I. Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. prcferred-10
shares ut ZOE; 10 shares AT 101a 10 shares at
1olK 20 shares at 191S share at 1o2
Virginia Centuries-1.0 at a5h.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Col
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81 CHICAGO. ILL, Is; jan. 2o.-CATTLE-Re-
ceints I > zoo head. Market steady. Good to
price steers. s4SOG5G5; poor to medium. S225fp
4 5o.1 stockcrs and feeders, seat co.; cows and
heifersF H 6O6l4 5O; cnnners, Sl.50Q53.Ab bulls,
$2lli. n calves, S3G4 10. HoSs-Recelpts TO-
dny ol 900 head: Tomorrow, e. 600 head. Mix
ed and butchers ssos good 4 TX sk shoiee
iillsht, 81. 60aS4.y5; bulk OF sales. aLs5d5,o5.
sheep-Receipts, 900 head Sheep and lambs,
strong to l0c. higher Good to choica !. Wet u.
ers 81 1Olp450; fair to choice mixed, s. ?544 00s
ma tive lambs, $450G6 90. t5f5a5f ft. ~ NJ
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET, &
Richmond. Va. Jan. %, 1904.
QUOTATIONS. +
MICE CATTLE MARKETS. sa Nj
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Eards)
inb,,,o,,d "a 6nl

. Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATTLE-Recelpts. 1852 head; market active
good, iE aS5c common 10 falr az gle; best
heifers ~ giAc.;, medium to good, ., t 81
common TO fair 5tg!sAc; dry COWS 2:9sA ", :;
49,; Hveals, 6Q17c.
HoGs-Receipts, s.s2s head: market steady.
Good hogs, 81 Ip5hc.; fat shoats, 5Gbkc.; rough
hogs, 4HI5c.. us to quality.
sHEEP AND ,LAafBs-Receipdt 4t 25s head;
and lightweight yearlngs, 5& G6c.
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55kaC, nU,SG II. {; II y Denoon,
: Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Al 81 East Main Street.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY r. M. Workman s. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
'5l4 10 North Ninth Street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
NICE LOT IN rHE TOWN OF
i IAMB AvE II ii tl,ErtWEBN RoBERTs
AND HOME STREETS.
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.TRUS1tEEys AUCTION SALD OF
II NEAT FRAME DWELLING IN
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spot cotton closed quiet, ~ points higne ea
middIing uplands, 14.75; middiing gull, 15,0o;
81 les. ,2O6 bales. 49, $3.50 81 sNs IA.
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..ei JNO., C. aE.ASLEY, 3
A1ministrat tor for r.. b. Gnaflln,i deceased.
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Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk, mercnal
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-15
CAPTAIN NIBLACK
AWAITS ORDERS

Captain Niblack, commandant of the
naval station. called on Governor Car
ter yesterday afternoon in his new
capacity of inspector of the lighthouse
sub-district of Hawaii. He was dis
appointed in expectation of his in
structions by the Siberia's mail, but
hopes now to have them by the Ala
media this morning. Captain Niblack
also expects the arrival of clerk for
the lighthouse business in the Alameda
Pending the receipt of instructions by
the Federal inspector, the Territorial
Government is keeping the wicks trim
med and the lights burning. 1t is
safe enough risk, whatever else is
shaky' in view of the proclamation by
President Roosevelt taking over the
lighthouses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-15
ASSESSMENT
STARTS NOW
Mr.. Pratt Wants to Be
Prepared For Every
EventuaIity.

Tax Assessor ]. w. Pratt dismissed
six of the Junior clerks of the Oahu
tax Office without prejudice. so as to
avoid the making of more public obi
cations than can be helped in the un-
settled situation produced by the nulh-
fication of the County Act. At the same
time he notified the remaining members
of the Office staff that they are work
ing only on prospective payment for
their services. They were also in
formed that their daily time would be
have to do the writing up of the days
work at night.
This years assessment work under
the Territorial system, brought into
force again through the abrupt cut
ting out of county government, will be-
gin on this island today. Mr.. Pratt Is
sending out all the deputies to make
their field notes. Under the County
Act assessments had to be made by the
Ioul III MOuudy VI NhdICll, WIeIttS lueS
are not due under the Territorial sys-
tenn until June 80. Mr.. Pratt's object
in promoting the work now is to pro-
vide against having the County AS
SCISSOR punched up should the County
Act be legalized by the United States
Congress. The new blanks have been
already provided.
Reversion to the old law places the
income tax assessment forward to July
/, and the exemption at $1,000 instead
of $500 as the county law provided.
With regard to the clerks let out I'M
der the present stress, Mr.. Pratt says
that, so far as he is concerned, they
will all get back whenever circum-
stances warrant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-15
Shipping Notes.

Capt. Weldon, formerly of the Ne
vadan, has been placed in command of
the Nebraskan which is to sail on Jan
nary 20 from San Francisco for New
York direct. The Nebraskan now has a
capacity for 10000 barrels of oil. Capt.
Greene now commands the Nevadan.
Gas. sohr Eclipse. Gahan, from Kau-
uai.
The Mikahala sailed for Kauai ports
last evening.
The Alameda Is due to arrive this
morning with two days mail.
The schooner Charles Wilson sailed
for the Sound yesterday morning.
The, Siberia sailed for the Orient at
nine o'clock yesterday morning.
The Helene arrived from Hawaii
ports yesterday morning with sheep.
The ship Star OF Bengal sailed Janu-
airy from San Francisco for Maka-
well.
The Maui will go out on her new
run today to connect with the Alameda
for Hawaii ports.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-15
No Info rmstion as to naru.

Hackfeld & Co. have received no in
formation as to the reported action Of
'he japanese government in deciding
10 take over the Maru steamers as
transports All three of the Marus are
al sea- The Hongkong Maru is due in
Nagasah today, and was to have sail
ed for Honolulu January Goth. The
Nippon Maru left Honolulu for Yo,
kohama on the sixth and is due there
January 18th. The America Maru is
due to arrive at San Francisco tonight
ana Will sail again for Honolulu on
the 18th. The agents are still taking
oriental bookings for the steamrs as
no notification has been received to
the contrary, 1t is probable that YES
sells will be chartered to take the plaoe
OF these steamers IL they are converted
into transports.