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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12
Tb<v H.vs rsahh ia tie v..d.

TIE sir ue~ ste-l tanks fssr the csans5@
sectsoz Of the Ward s-ltli zrrf-ei izss ~res
and are rox bring rirr.es1 K th~r on she
berry eoacrrr- fsundsfsoss ard ~ts =
eoasTs'et=ti tsaitiax wtli Re erected ose-
them = by l2s t@rt n sze. The tzass
are ;hirty feet II itezse1er s-i xilg esch
hold Ias toes Il crushed ore TA~y are
the f5zesg tanks uade sna xSii maxi tir
Ward mil oae Of ,h- b<s, zrrzazed sna
usost cou1ple;e eruaise pants In the star
The uew 6o-boese power electric naosog
arrived shis ~esk sud ~iti tc placed upaH
tie Foundation Of the smaller Of the i~o
s'ezua ~r1in-s- The other sf-z.-1 ~-.rrrs-
sna boileFs xill remain for ns~ 10 an <ns-s
gercy. and for the time Icing SER
~ill se used to oPerz,e th= hois;irg plas-
at t9- mine The re~ battery Of sssusps
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

located uine;y feet ~est Of the spo; where
Jackson hfss discovered gold 10 paying
quantities in COLORADO. Oh the 9Th day
q Iaansry, 1859 ard whsr- monument
vii be ereeled to his memory. should
the appropriation OF the legislature Tor
ti,at purp s. ever become available.
Careful aud average samples taken from
the streak IN ihe Iso-foot level this week
show the entire SIX fest TO carry oue-half
ouEe- in gold aud ten ounces in sii
vsr per ton and II per cent lead. gross
value q over $50 pr ton. A ressmpling
Of the open cut for the henei, Of doub;
fui Thomss this week showed the values
Of the OF cot to ran from g. 10 to s. 20
PrT iea for the entire width of the vein
The management Of the property are re,i-
cent ss a rule. hu; 1t Is known that quite
seuiter Of gold bars have heen deposi-
sed l. the Jnitei States mint. all taken
ou; during The somewha, limited opera
tions Of the past.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

IL sacrgEcssE The Trad Contents The
rvtsr- ~ en sus Is rsinerslfz7d and should
ssese ts- z=ostse- cst II s-saeiti1s charges
thr r. frss ih- hfsy foot vein ezn Be
aaaiiei d,ser If INTO tae railway cars BY
ns-sas Of ch1se. sud a. c<rss- il IS Claimed
f ne, to exes=d ;hlFts Eve cents per toa-
The average Rros- valzz= q ore Il the
as-v rzt > s. ~ r~T tfsa. and considering
is location ~sin reasrsrcc 20 railway
fzcil ties zss3 Itr sHort distance from the
szssI;e-s il ~oai4 weld handsome profit
20 re owrrF4- At ttS prss-rs time they
ear s1in- ard zsia ihr er~ Al an erceed-
taz1y small crs- ard have demonstrated
b=s I'd sus q1~sfioo siae immense profits
ta b. naae from hanalisg los Grade
sre IN large quantities rnder
~ iooz'iaa asa coaditioss almost
zitsi7 he city Iirsiss TIE T-r.i aiil is
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

the prsssni lo~ sneitiug charges sxeu
has been oornpist-d aHi II <iii BE- saas
very short time uuin he ul!!i all -
running fuii bi.s; 2nd treating over 800
tons every twenty four hours. The ore
70 be handled sill be ;skrr from the open
eut where il viii be qaafri=d from th-
hfiy-foot sein. Next Monday work Ill
be resumed in the mine. the operstiaus
fer the prrseEt heing eoufinsd to drffiing
west On the hanging wall IN the -ecps3
Level where there Is exposed si1 To-;
streak OF lead ore This orr xiii ~ Ak
en- out a. the drift - extended ard "a
y>rirneuis ~1l be made zs TO tie irs'
method OF handling the products Il IS
uot known ~ present whether II ~ili =
fe ter 10 trz, the ose N the Hl j
81 70 ship il difset 10 th= saseiisfs, The
ore csrries from ;rn TO thirty p cert
iead. the average 10 geld aDd silver has
not h-en determined. II is h5srv~ i,
sufficient to yism good rev-nae andef
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12
High School Notes.

The frs, meeting Of the girls basket
bali team was held last evening.
The Literary Society have prepared =
program which will be rendered on Mon
day night. November 81, by members of
the Junior class
The High school was visited on Friday
morning by Prof. DeHarport, of Denver.
who. upon request. played several selec-
lions upon the mandolin and guitar.
The gymnasium will be ready for use
Monday and on that evening a practice
game of basket ball will be played be-
tween the first and second High school
teams
Every one was pleased to learn that
Miss Darlingtou had 50 far recovered
from her long siege Of illness as to be able
to resume her duties in the eighth grade
Wednesday morning.
At meeting Tuesday night called BY
Prof. Neupert, a mandolin club was or
gaui1ed and the first practice held. The
club will consist Of about twelve pieces
aud usder the direction of Prof. NeuperI
II Is an assurance of q success.
The debate rendered on last MONDAY
night was indeed interesting and instruc'
tive. and while the Sophomores wers
declared the winners by the judges. tbs
part Of each participant was well pss'
pared asd rendered. while that Of Doug'
lass KILN was especially commeudsble
The Freshmen were 20 much encounGsd
By their Close standing that they havs
decided to again challenge the Sopho.
more team. The High School orchsgts1
made its first appearance upon this ecca'
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

J. D. Williamson and Sam Brethour re-
turned from Camp Shaffer Thursday
afternoon, after having inspected the
progress Of operations in the Daily dis
trict. Mr.. Brethour will return tomorrow
and remain for the winter. II will be
but short time until there will be heavy
shows in the vicinity OF the divide and
the party is being well ouiftied before
snow flies.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

DE-. Prices whea, Piaks Celery : f27si Is
prepared under the personal supervision
Of Dr. V.c Price. wbose name as a manu-
f.c,nrer Of pure food products IS national.
No breakfas; food can compare With II as
Il contains ali the elements found IN the
body.-soid by Edwards Brothers
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Otto johnson. an employee of the Gum
Tree mine. was injured Thursdsy noon
while riding mp the shan. He was sitting
on the back Of the skip with some fellow
workmen and - II reached the third lev
ei his head struck on the hanging wall.
He fell over, being caught between the
timbers spd the skip In such manner
that the holster was stopped He wss
crushed severely about the stomach and
chest bat II b not thought that his in
juries will prove serious.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12
MINLNc APFLLcArIoN 81. -.
Mineral Survey No. i7o7L
United States Land OGice
Denver Colo SsFs {. 1874.

Mineral Survey No. i7o7g-
United States Land Orics
Denssf. Colo. SsFs +. 1904
Notice Is hereby gwen that John Rich
arison, ~hosc post0fflce is Idaho Springs.
Colorado. has made application FOR pat
eni for 1900 linear feet on the Great
Center and Good For Nothing Lodes.
barring gold and silver. surface ground
$50 feet in width, situate in Virginia
mining district. Clear Greek county.
state of Colorado. aud described IN the
plat and atld notes on 6le IN this Office.
zs follows. viz.
CsEAT CENTEB LODE
t4o r. "a deg. ~ min. " aud gso
n ; ~ deg "a min from discovery
shaft.
Beginsiug .; corner No. /. whence the
u. Z corner section IS. r. s, 4 "a W.
II the 9Th P. NJ bears y s9deg u min
T.. Sybo II, thence S. 6s deg. 10 min.
" I5o feet 10 corner No ,. thence -
deg. II min. W 1900 feet to corner No. !;
thence y % deg. 70 min. r rso feet to
corner No. 4. thence s ~ deg. ~ min.
4. 1900 feet to corner No. the place OF
beginning,
COOP FoR NOTHING LODE
60 feet y u deg. 81 min. Il and i4so
feet S - deg. 81 mia. w from mouth oil
discovery adit.
Beginning at cor. 40. { whence the Il
4 cor. Sec. z5, T. J s.. X. u W. of the
9th ?. NJ. bears S - deg. IS min. 80 sec.
Z oo22.7 feet. thence S "a deg. g min.
w 1900 feet to cor. No. 2; thence y Is
deg. 7 min. W Iso feet to cor. No. );
thence y "a deg. 50 min. T. 1900 feet so
cor, No. 4. thence 5 IS deg. min. T. Iso
feet to cor. No. /. the place Of beginning
Containing 7.I4i acres, expressly ex-
cepting and excluding all conflict with
surveys Nos. sS7. irsf A. zoos, 1000
HAS A. 1914, 1919. io96o and forming
portion Of the unsubdivided township
] s., range 75 w. Of the 9th principal
meridian. Said location being recorded
in vols. 70 and Is9. pages I1o and IS;
respectively, Of the records Of Cieal
Creek county, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of ths
above mentioned surveys.
{. ID. FoRD,
Register.
Ia pub Sept J. 'o4: last. Nov S, 'o4.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

mill run was made this week from
the recent strike in the American Boy
claim in Cascade district which gave sat.
isfsct ory returns. The vein IS opened by
a tunnel now in 20 feet and in the breas,
was encountered several feeders Of rich
ore which indicate the proximity of ore
budies In the immediate vicinity. The
property is owned by the American Boy
Mining and Milling company, composed
exclusively Of railway men. and which
has its headquarters at Cheyenne, wyom-
ing. Two men have been kept constantly
working for the past year and with con-
tinued development the property should
open into good ore - on all sides are To-
Gated producing claims.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Col John T Mzli.lisu left Fria.s
morning for a tao weeks VISIT 10 ms ela
homes in @ebrasks. He ~3il visit osHa-
IA. Iinealu. Peru. Crsnd isisnd and
geafney. and earries With hiin 20 his
former political associates 'ie good news
tha, Colorado has again reached her cid
home IN the republican co.uuin-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

sion and rendered souneo very fine music.
for which in turn they were greeted en-
thu. .las;icaily by the audience At pres
ent the orchestra is only composed OF
three pieces but it is thought that it will
be increased in the near future.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

FoR RESr:-T~o pleasant furpished
rooms. suitable for light-house-keeping
1t 1914 Miner Street.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Hamilton and Ars-
Selma Lines Of Denver. were in the city
Sunday for . short visit The doctor
was looking after his mining interests In
the Quito property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

The Helping Hand ASSOCIATION viii
bold i,s annual meeting a. ) ooloes
Noaass afternoon Sov. Il si the tssfaie
Of Ars. Charles /. Piamu.sr ca COLORADO
street
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

A force Of Colorado & Southern work
men commenced yesterday morning the
work Of replacing the wooden platform
at the depot with one Of gravel. This
change 10 being made At all important
poiuts on the system
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Cashier J L Lindsey u the " * "
bank returned "Wednesday from an ex-
tepsive Eastern trip. bus Szs too lac 20
vote.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Mrs. ?. A. Mos returned Monday esef'-
iuz after a three xeex's visit ~Ith fFiezas
IL renxcr-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Thoa. I. Slater sid CT the giscier a.
Aiic-. Thursday snd speui the sas 10 tbs
city.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Ladies Tailor M4de Ssstsv Halls FsscE
al NELSON'S aext NeeE
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

B9 Arossezz check xinghzna &c
YARD al NELSON'S
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Dat rsiss the GsEAT rzADE SALE at
NEI. son ( rext week
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

L5asasl- Ble.ehed siuslia 7'se Yssp
al NELSON'S.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Miller of L41ArtIse was n The
city Thursday q gaest at the Page hoAei'
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

FoR RKST-The four rooms and bath
over the Lowell Hardware Store.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

chas. Theobald returned last week
from an extended trip throughout the
East.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Willis c4uaps-li. Of Tie Fostor14 corr
pzzy Is able 70 be Ahozi asA'n Affef
weeks Iliress-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Geo. Keyes. and wife and daughter
returned this week after a months visit
with friends in Kansas.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

w..ch for NELSON'S has s4le bills
rsxt N-ek.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Mrs Geo. + IcCieslznd sas = DSsssr
passenger Thursday uo--tag-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Firs,-elass rooms a. the Beetee ho'si
with * w5tbouf board
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Chs u. Berry and ~lfe Of DeussT-
were II tic city gednesdzy. ss0PPins At
the Club botei.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Mira Mary Knight of Hot Sui
phur Springs was in the city this week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Fancy dress calico. &C YARD at MEL
SONS.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Coo Crash To~sillag s'sc rsEn al
NELSON'S
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Mrs j. r Rowe OF Denver is visiting
in this city this week.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Outings &C YARD at NELSON'S
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

First-cIass hotel. The Beebce.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

c ?. Riuker Of Coa5eai Blrfts, Io~a,
va. IN fhe city this week looking alter
glu- gIbtson Interest,"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Chss. A. weftb-isser o; - Louis IL
terrsses 10 the sun ard sfaoa property
~ssia he city Ne5oesdsv.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

b. outing flannel sale al NELSON
uexi xrek.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

jobn " Ward ~ill leave the nFst OF
nse-r.fer for California Hherr be vii
spend th- winter uienihs-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

DIR. II. o. sIlen. the Dentist.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

Sunday dinner at the Beebee oulv SOC.
Try us for ranch eggs, Vegetables
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-12

3
Eext N-sk.
Mrs. Geo. Z acCieslzad sas a D<zssr
passenger Thursday morning
Doa't u,iss The GsEAT rsaDx SALE At
NELSON { rext week
L Miller os LsnAnise was IN rh=
city Thars.isy gaest At ffse Page botei'
Bst Arossezz check gingh4Ha 4e
yAED al NELSON'S
Tho.. I. slater sid CT the glacier At
Aiic-. Thursd4y AL speuf the day il Ibis
city.
Ladies Tailor M4de ssssss HALF Psscx
at NELSON'S aert seek
Mr.. ?. 4. Mos returned Mordzy even
Ing zsssr ih-ee xeeS's visit ~ath i'lezsis
il Denyer-
willis causpasI.. of the Fostori4 com
pzay Is able 70 be aboui again aftef
weeks Iliress-
csoa Crash To~sillag ssso yAED at
= EL~7Ayse >
chzs- n. Berry and ~lfe Of Densef-
were II The CITY tgednesdzy. stopping At
the Club bosei.
cP Rinker OF coase1l Bluas Io~s.
va. IN fhe city this week looking after
glue glbton Interest,"
josn Y Ward ~ill leave the first Of
Dee-rber for California zhese be viii
su-ud the winter msnihs-
b. outing flannel sale al NELSON'S
nexi xrek.
Chsz. A. Westb-lns-r ot - Louis II
,errsse4 10 the sun ard sieoa property
~as in he city We5aesd&v-
F1rs,-cisss rooms a. the Bset-ee note
with * witboui board
L5azasI- BIea1hed Mzstin &c YssD
At NELSON'S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
lpANv1LLE TOBACCO MARKE1'.'

Dunvfile. Va May Ia, 1894.
Sales have been quite large this week and
have lasted TIL about o'clock. The genera
quality Of the offerings has been nonaessr y q
and BY no means up TO an average Standard
of thn crop Common to good filters largely
.predoin,naisd with an absence OF Wrappers
more especially Of the better grades Neai>Y
nil Of the offerings have been of the old belt
type,f and very little export has been on sale,
Prices show some little ADVANCE over last
week. and the tendency is decidedly upward.
The buyers seem quite eager IN their pur-
shases ana appear e have go9a orders IN hand hand
10 he FOR The accounts OF domestic tnanufattnr-
ers ne1ry entirely. The spectators seem 10 be
doing little or nothing Very little Tobacco o.
We quote common filers at I'd 7ysc.; me-
di,in,, ita toSsc. good to hne, to L and lac
lSc medium 10 TO 27isc. good, 2Ils to a7Ac,;
and fine Si1a 10 soc. We quote common snokcrss
at TO ne: common cutters, 7ia to &C., and
rood 0 to l5c. tisF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May l4.-The cotton market
opened steady Ut decline OF l9!. points,
winch was rather better than due on the
cables. particularly when the pearlsn nature OF
the Ensi.sh news was DHcHed ~ ta!riy ray
ollbie crop situation as reflected BY Toe early
map, ami a bear.sn visible supply statemsnt.
II seemed. however, il the opening decline
WAS attracting cuke as much covering as u
MAS FORCING lqu.aation. anu Tor time lol.
low.na The can lae market huns steady around
the initial llaufes, A ille later IL deyeopea
sAgg.ng tenaeney unaer moderate iquIdatign.
but .acsaat,ons We're limited ana The net de-
cline was not very materially increased, Iraa-
ms was moderaley active as compared win
resent SATURDAYS Ine nafkSt c.osea qu'e'
lsece.pts al the ports to-day were $3.50 bales
against zoos las, week and GAO last year.
For the week 10000 bales against 2a1ls asst
week and 1854 last year. To-days receipts
al New Orleans We're Lac. bales against 1915
las, year. ana ~ Houston ", bales ag~nst
2,4p2 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Cotton, quiet; m!ddiing. Is &c; net receipts, II
bales. g.oAs, 229 balesi sales. so bales; stock.

Cotton, quiet; m.ddlng 1856: net receipts, II
bales; g.oEs zee bales; sales. so bales: stock.
~. 100 bales.
Total to-day at all seaports--Ne, receipts.
to the Continent, viz bales: stock 4g7,oSi bale
Consolidated at all seaports--Net receipts.
2.73o bales; c1por, TO Great Britain. 49i bales:
TO France SIT. bales
Total since September lAt at all scaports-
Net receipts, G.ss9.S1o bales; export 70 Great
to the Continent 2, ass. all bales; 10 Japan. a.
7sG bales; 10 Mexico, 25,s2l bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. May N.-COTTON--
Spot cotton quiet; sales 100 bales; prices hc-
lower.
Futures opened quiet and unchanged to 6
points lower. Cotton apparently had bat few
steady OF predicting. as they did yesterday,
tina; July cotton would SO TO lac., now say 1t
VIII SO TO cents. 4 few outsiders cone
qunets went short Of July. hoping eventually
undertone of the market was fairly steady,
however with uil the hammering that went 81
prices made but poor response. The bulls made
no attempt to support the market. and It's
figures. The visible, supply statement showed
decrease OF all kinds Of cotton OF 1851
bales against io3,s.2 for the same week last
year; spinners taknss, 1900 bales against
lsS, Go for the same week last year. but1on top
of the tnkings was minus correction in p2rt
buttons We're extremely narrow. The market
closed steady With net losses OF 3Ti7 ponta on
the old crop months and unchanged TO lower
on the new.
Cotton futures steady; May, lssa bid: June,
Il 80: September. lL571ll,5s October. hog
n.os; November. 1860 1923; December. 1850
1896; January, loasgii-Co,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK May t.FL 12i.n,, ss,s and
Snrsy ss bakers 81 w nfn pacn
5,35 Rye FIour-slow. fair to good, $asoa4, Is;
choice to fancy $500 70 GornmsaI-s s. y
RyeIE.asy; No. 2 Western sc. Rarley-DuIl;
feeding iec.; mating. 659s5c
opsnad s,eadS and ADVANCED for tine on tv-
osable cables. Later they weakened under for
eIgn selling and hearnsss in ogtsid mark,es.
Juy ss,sc,: September. S2Nc.
corns,eady; No; 2, SC OPTION market mar was
at 57, aa July. 5sHs septsnoerSi1so, Oats
Steady; mixed. i6lilc. $50
SO: beef hams. Sa6G 2l5l; packet. ss.5oas50.
Cut Meats-Inact:ye; picked bellies, st.1, G.
pound picked sos s,eady
pound, 80. l6IaG6.?5 Pork-Dull; family, SGD;
short clear. sls.ooaLoa: mess sl2iSIis 20 "a
Rosin-ouiet ttraned. s2.s5N2.SiM. Turpen-
tlne-steady at 5SI5Sisc,
mid steady; coi1ioya- l6alac, The market for
coffee futures opened steady OF unchanged
prices in response to ratneI sieaay uropE ,,r
Ing the holidays had been light. Demand was
very limited, however. and soon after the open
Ing the market, sagged off partial points.
closing net unchanged to points lower sales
i'; sugar"eRaw-Firm; fair refining, ,s5-ls6asc;
centrifugal. 90 test, ss.lsao7sc molassss sugar,
5 l.ieg3isc.; refined, steady. confectioners, q.
se5 mould sSd5 eu1 Loaf ed a q So cre ebsa
IDS Rice Steady: domestic. fair to extra,
iKGi5Ac.: Japan, nominal Molasses-Firnl;
New orleans open, good to choice, Slal3Tc.
Butter-Firm; extra creamery, eoV2oiao.
cheese--ouIet; State, large and small, IA fall
SIn'' small white. 616Gc Eggs-E.arely
steady; state. Pennsylvania and nearby fancy
selected. white, 2Og2ohc.: Southern interiors
Po,atoes-steady; new. Southern. s49og55o:
Stale and Western sacks, S. soasGo Jersey
hnndpicked 5ssc; other domestic. sA96!ac.
Cabbnges--Steady; Southern. barre-crate 81, 2S
Ga0O. acknowledgement, 12e.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 14.--An estimated
heavy decrease In available stocks impaired
nrmness to wheat, to-day Final quotations
close. Ce.~ is down Afssc.: oats are OF l.c.:
provisions show almost no change,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
NavAI sToREs

WILMINGTON NJ c. My 14--SPIRITS
TURPENTIN E-Nothing doing; receipts, ~
casks. Rosln--Nothng doing; receipts, los bar
,eis Tar--Firm at $780, receipts ~ barrels.
Crude Turpentina Firm at Sa.2aas75 and 800;
receipts % barrels.
! SAVANNAH, GA, May 14,--TURPENTINEi-
Quiet al size; sales, lSi casks: receipts, so
ca SKIS; experts l.S97 casks. Rosn--Firmi saies.
LOIS barrels; recnipt, l,SS Barrels exports,
: CHARLESTON, S, c.. May la.-TURPEN-
TINE-Nothing doing. Rosln--Firm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. May "A, 1904
Dark Fired Tobacco-NsW. Market egnii iie
receipts. Old: Reaeipts and offerings Very
Ish market active hF u shi
Cured-Market continues active at prices
Quoted receipts fair ,,,, -, y, 49,,
Nole.--Planters are cantiha ,ns not 20 mp
warm weather II is apt to damage and then
The quotations are as iol'ows:
rur. observation-disclosures $50 as 40
Short to medium leaf.."'.'...,, $50 q dbe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
(Corrected Every Erriday.)

Corrected Every Friday.)
TLoUR-Receipts very light. hut tho market
is slow and dull. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continue
very light and market alict COMM god
demand OATS--Very dull. RYE-Continues
HAY--With more liberal offerings and which
arc largely composed OF common stock the
market is dull except for the best grades and
even these are lower; common and damaged
unsaiabic even at large concessions.
EGGs-Receipts equal to demand. market
quiet and slow.
BUTTER Receipts light; good sweet stock
active; on grades very dull.
PouLTRY-Receipts very light; demand
good at quotations.
VIRGINIA BACON-All choice. we'll smoked
stock continues in good demand
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. increasing; market
quiet and weak
APPLES-ReceIpts heavy: market dull
ORAN GES-Florda dull; receipts ample for
demand
oNioNs-contlnue in good demand; receipts
light.
heavy, market very quiet
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-Wheat, 1870
bushels; corn 23,4TS bushels; oats, 23,+o6 BUSH
els; rye, ZIG bushels: -four. 1,lo0 barrels; hay,
81 tons: mill onal, IS tons
f STOCK IN ELENATOR-Wheat $3.50 bush
els; oats, Sl,76l bushels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 1t.-rn dry goods the
week just closed has shown decided improSe-
ment in the demand Tor spot goods, Warmer
weather throughout tho country has been main
,iy responsible for this Increased activity. Trade
in nearby sections has opened up, and from
nowi on the demand at both first and second
hands 10 expected 10 improve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
WEEKLY BAN STATEMENT.

WEEKLY BAN STATEMENT.
NEW YOKK. May 1.-the statement
OF averages of the clearing house banks
OF tfis cay for TIE week SHOWS .o 80.
Deposits sll2g6l5.ioo; decrease. s2,ca7,-
Circulation. $50. 100; increase, s22a,loo.
cl6ll01.
speeie sgIs134 $50: decrase sle.41s.4oo.
Reserve s2gj. 23i.lG0; decrease. Sl0.i2l. 200
Reaerse required, S2a2.ip3.aaO; decrease,
ss2iaV0,
Ix-uulicd States deposits, S2l,1o5. i5D;
oe.tcase. $l5,G93,i 9J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
forToNsEEp on stARKE7

NEW YORK, May M--cotonseed OIL was
dull and barely steady. Prime crude. f o.
b. mills 20I2lc.; prime summer yellow. 21iac;
on summer yellow, nominal; prime white. S2c;
prime winter yellow, 32c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARX ELS.
prANIfr MARKErs.

PETERSBURG, VA. May ll-PEAN UTs-
Continue firm at s1,l5 per bushel tot, spanish;
offered Vlrginias firm at 43ic. for fancy stock.
Some shipments are being mado from Peters
burg OF stock that had been ntorea IN this
NORFOLK. VA. May li,,-- e; y IID
Foncy, 4TI5c.; strictly prirr 4!e94Ssr.: primo,
bushcl. 3H