davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The oasis., 1904-06-04

Mexican Herald: Arrangements
 have been made for the erection of a shelter, with a capacity of 100 tons day, on the property of the
 Mascota Mining Company, short distance north of Mascota, Jalisco. The ore, containing twenty-five pes cent of zine, some silver and a lit- tie gold, and considerable copper and lead, is of q rebellious char acter and special treatment is necessary. H. $. Church, man. ager of the company, after expert menting for some time discovered process in use in a Colorado dis trict which proved satisfactory and it will be adopted. The zinc and lead is extracted first and the cop per, gold and silver later. The mine of the Mascota Mining Com pany is an old property that was worked originally by the Spaniards and later by Germans. There is plenty of ore in sight, and it es- timated that the Colorado process will return values to the amount of about $65, gold, per ton. It is understood that the company has plenty of money behind it, and further development work will be pushed rapidly. Considerable pre- work will have to be done before the mine will be in condi- tion to keep the proposed l00-ton smelter supplied with ore.
The oasis., 1904-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR. { UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. |,


 Notice is hereby given that under instruc- tions from the Secretary of the Interior all persons now asserting or who may hereafter assert claims, under the public land laws, to any of the land situated within the exterior limits of the selection or location made June IT, 1863. of the grant known as Baca Float No & in Townships 2l 22 and 23 South of Ranges l3 II and T. East of the Gila and Salt River Meri- dian, where such lands are alleged to have been occupied, reserved. or known to be valuable for mineral, at the date of such selec- ton or location, will be allowed to present their claims to the Register and Receiver of this office, to the end that the same may be acted upon and adjudcated in like manner with other claims presented under the laws applicable to the public lands generally.
 Applicants for such land will be required to show, by satisfactory evidence, that the lands claimed were occupied, reserved, or known to be valuable for minerals at the da'e of the selection or location Of said grant, to wit June 17, 1863, before their claims will be allowed and unless such showing be made, the applications will be rejected.
 Persons who have heretofore been permitted fo make entries for land within the exterior limits of said selection or location of June l7, 1868, and whose entries have been suspended, will be required to show, by satisfactory evid- ence, that the lands em mbraced in their entries were occupied, reserved, or known to be val uable for minerals, on June IT, 1863. Upon failure to make such showing the entries will be cancelled.
 The right of appeal will be allowed in all cases.
 MILTON R. MOORE, JOHN II. BAUMAN,
 lot. Register. Receiver.
 First publication April 2nd. 1904.
The oasis., 1904-06-04
Torres & PrietaS R'y.
TIME CARD No. l7.
I'm effect June 27. leO3.

III erect June ZI, lSUo.
 Train No. 1 leaves Minas Prietas at 6:C0 a. m. arrives at Torres at GAS a. m.
 Train No ? leaves Torres at 9;00 a. m. arrives at Minas Prietas at $50 q. m. Train No. leaves Minas Prietas at zoo p. ID. arrives at Torres at 4:45 pm.
 Train No. leaves Torres at 6:30 D. m. arrives at Minas Prietas at 1:l5 D m, ALL TRAINS CONNECT AT TORRES ON SONORA RAILWAY, MORALES. TO QUAY MAS AND VICE VERSA.
 Wells, Fargo S Co.'S Express and Telegraph In operation between Minas Prietas and all parts of ths World
 Shortest and best route to Yaqui River Barranca and San Marcial coal fie ds. SOyopa ~ahuaripa, Ores. La Bu'a, La Dura, Yaqui Smelling S Refining and Yaqui Copper cum panies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. II Seymour to be forwarded by team from Minas rietas to the above named places
 Advanced charges paid on all goods con signed to railway, which are received, for warded and warehoused free of commission and storage charges.
 At Minas Prletas depot hacks always ready to make trips to any os the above named points at reasonable rates.
 h. F. SEYMOUR. Pres Prop.
The oasis., 1904-06-04
ACROSS THE BORDER.


 Rock, the well known mining and
 mechanical engineering firm of
 Parral, has secured contracts to
 build $40,O00 theater, telephone,
 water and electric light system, in
 the city of Jimenez. A spirit of improvement has struck the town
 in earnest. It is the junction of the main line of the Mexican Gen. tral and the branch to Parral It is in a rich agricultural valley, and a large grazing area and the great mining districts of Parral, Santa Barbara and Sierra Almo- loyo and other smaller camps are tributary thereto.
 Mexican Herald: Arrangements are being made by the United States and Mexican Trust Com pany, which controls the San Ra- fael El Grande mine at Zacatecas, to unwater the property. The mine is 236 meters deep and 1t is free from water only to depth of 100 meters. The upper levels, however, are being worked quite successfully, low grade ore being taken out which pays well for treatment. It is estimated that it will require at least $50, 1000, gold, to unwater the property. The mine has been worked for the last 100 years. It formerly was owned by French company. No money was spent for improvements and when taken hold of by the United States and Mexican Trust Com pany it was in very bad condi- tion.
 Mexican Herald: Henry Green leaf, manager of Peyton and Com pany, who are building the Morelia and Tacambaro railroad, extend ing from Irapuato to Tacambora. stated yesterday that the bonds for ! the railroad had already been | issued, and the work of placing them would soon begin. It is ex- pected that all of the bonds can be placed in the United States, so that there will be hardly any need | of going to London. As soon as enough of the bonds are sold to guarantee the cost. the first fifty miles of the road will be built from Iranuato. Mir. Greenleaf said that he expected to see work commenced upon the road before the close of the present year, and when 1t is once started the construction of the first part of the line will be pushed vigorously.
 Mexican Herald: Pulicarpo Val enzuela, Son and Company have obtained a concession to cut and export mahogany and cedar and to extract gums and resins on gov vernment lands situated on the left bank of the Usumacinta river, in the department of Paleuque, state of Chiapas, during term of five years from May 24. The conces- are to pay $1.50 in cash for each mahogany or cedar tree they may cut The payment is to be made in advance each year on the number of trees calculated to be cut. The payment for the chicle obtained is fixed at SIS per ton, and rubber collected $24 per ton, also fifty cents per head per an mum on cattle grazed on the lands, the payments shall be made to the local agent of the federal govern {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Britain. s5osso6 halss to Franco. 49,. l33 bales:
70 the Continent 2 6ss sss bales: to ~
s6a75 bales; to Mexico 7s943 bal les. ~

n NEW ORLEANS. LA. ~ Aug. COTTON
Epot cotton steady; sales 100 bales. including
'46o13to arrive. IL t2uotati tons $unchange red Is
* Futures opened steady with prices san points
up Private cabt les fro m lyerpool say that
bad crop reports from Texas nd heavy buying
by shorts in tho near: posi- tons had caused the
advance In thai ma ket Baleg of new cotton
have been recsivad at many points .tn onis-
lana and Missisaippi the ayeIag GO to date .peEg
trading september opened s points up ts9. ~
and s dnally E advanced II 81 The market
closed steady wifi h net gains on August Of Y
points. September 10 and the ether months 9
points each. ssy
Cotton futures quiet and steady. A,fsl "
x M: 'yoycnber a.54s7g So December. sb54 5S;
january s0as. 62 february March
.7nf19. 4. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

1900 Amalgamated Copper...s...
Amer. Cotton Oll............
Amer Epuff ...........
100 A1acr Snuff, pfd. .,.....,
* Amor CAM pfd 90. y.
700Anier. Locomotive. cor1l.,...
!. . Amer ccomotiye, pfd...s.
420l Amer. Sugar ,.,....s,.
1890 A., q. and $. Fe, com "a.
{ 800 a., n and s.. Fe, I pfd ........
$500 Baltimore and Ohio. ........
1900 Brooklyn Rapid T'rarsit....
Canada Southern .s.... go.
K 1900 Canadian Pacific ...........
100 Chesapeake and Ohio,.s...s
(. hoo Chi. Great Western....,..,
B $500 Cshis, Nil and s. FL. .y...,.,
100 Colo. Fuel and sIrofl.s...s..
n 400 Colo. Il SOutllerfl; com ...,I..
300 Colo. Southern. LIST fpfd.....
400 Colo 8 Southern, I'd pfd ...s.,
Elev.,s Gin. chi. and s. u.
200 Cont. Tobacco pfd. .......s.
400 Consolidated Gas .......s..,
100 DelWare and Hudson
Del, Lack. and WESTERN.
Z G500 Erie. com ....................
100 Erie, 1st pfd..... .....,...
200 Erie. "a pfd $1,000.
Genral Electric .........s u.
100 Illinois Central .,..... I. j.
1900 Louisville and Nashvilles...
Manhattan. ...... $40.
v $500 Mexican Central
II; Mo-, Kan. a nd Tex. com n.
100 Mo, Kan ! and Tex, pfd -.
64OO Missouri Pacific ...........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
BOND QUOTATIONS.

r,hcaro ma North western con. e. 1as.,t
f,hicaeo5s nj 81. and Pacific II. \. r. 73E
Shiea I'd r. Iand Pacific col. 81 ,......... s4as
r tsIy nnd ST. II ouis eue Is ........,.., 102 ~
~ - ~ TrrnIai N a . n \, ia X
Consodated Tobacco Al. !. e5ss
foiora ~, "A Eo}If attt ii
fSe.vcr md Rio {; rand Il {. 1oO
isre frrtorSler, q g. asi
i:rin fsen.ral Al :. SO &
Tort worth and Denver CITY 4. lo41s
Valley az 108 X
i.oavilie md Nash. Uniisd ID, 4, ri "
Maf,hattaf, consol Eold Is I, ~. 1864
Merican Central III = !. 62s
Mclean Central lit Inc. Z. I. !. ~
IA ri I,ouis u ,,....... ~ 81
Sisso,,pi' ursas and Texas ii. es
Missouri Kansas and Texas s2ds sISn
N 'ational Ra.R Of Mexico con. 49,. {. I.
New York Central gan. /. (. IO0ss
New jersey Central gen 13a NJ
Northar Pacific IL s. Z. Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
!. RICHMOND n N PRODUCE MARKEr.

II q Il Corrected Every Friday,l Il
BI,oUR-1n fair demand receipts cont hue
light sSNHE M Fket continued ga.ot!yel for
Ia wheat III gaod order ana condition; \ 81 =
and wheat not well s'alsNned. Az MT brtnE
full apota iions! co tive; sght SIsesipts
)OATEHtouet hut Arm; quota ions are for new
Sats n II YEncontipues In good demand /, re,
eeipts ysly light AY-P rtcss Snnchang sf; re-
ceipts of better grades light and I'M MIR de-
AT Isl gf.50 per ton under old lay, \, 81
"a EGGSrAc tiye u tght Ersne ipts.
U BUTTERwStr richly fancy Il stoek con mus ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
4 DANv1LLp roBA Geo A1ARlkET. n n

Dibrcll Bruthcrs ray IN their weekly review
OF this iDanrilld tobacco market: It'll
+ Sales this week have been very small and
uninteresting. They have lasted Tor a., holt
of desirable old tobacco has bnen offered on
tho sales. and the new consists OF common
prifnings, Prices arc without change. Some
little new tobacco mas been out in this section.
but It will be several We eks. before cutting
week has been fayox1ble on the growing crop.
The trading In hogshead lots OF old tobacco
has been OF d retail character. but the market
In this line may DO SAT- TO be somewhat more
al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
fRAILvVIAIY MA,XIMS..

Chart .first your way, then getsyo,ullr
rights. .s5 IS !.
SR. r. kind. +. u siss I
Fill--in your time.y BY extending your
Ion line. ",
siS Bird &c over our trolbl es.
# Cut-out wastefull moments. LIQUORS
and cigarettes. s.5 Il SSiSs
Splice lie whenever you hear one
n ie-tol your hiendss sS
Graz those under YOU on merit basis
Tunnel throug h your al ftlcult les. S5i & III
Station In life Is founded on personal SO "a
worth. XII q Z 53 NJ n SS .a3ssssS
head. ssss Sss$ VI i8ss 81
ton. 35,3 es5 9Si5B5 u
sabov 9. d WIG q. 81
5sg Speed -only IN your own class. VA
Train-your thoughts 4to assoclate With IL
your work. SSls5 t5; S55t n. Us,
lines. 38 s56 N n i
sS Fire man when others means fall.
Conduct -or- demean yoursell = to impress SO
the public. n. " ~ Y. VI ss{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

u 81. rttundlns "a. registered :. 1ot4
u. s. refundinK "a. coupon. ...........-.. Jos
IT, IS. a. registered !. I. 1os
u. g. S. coupon !. -. 1854
y, New ~. -. :. !. !.
Nov IS. coupon &. !. 15l1s
u. s. Old a. egistered. !. \. 1osA
u. g. Old ~. coupon. 1osE
Atchison general 4s Il. 3. 1851.
Atchison adjistnysnt u s4a
Atlantic Coast Line &. looss
baltimore and Ohio q s. I. s. 1o3,s
yaltImore and Ohio Shs.. ..,........ a47s
Central of Georgia IS Ill n
Central of Georgia LIST 50
Chesapeake and Ohio q,
Chicago and Alton az 7st
Chicago and Quincy new 4s &
Chicago N. and ST.. Paul gen 4s. .........s 100 %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
T''Ei:'|N'.D|E::.|v|'|lyYl||',S
ILL DOWN.
Renewed Flight in Wheat Mar.
ket Weakens Changers and
Prices Generally Affected.
STEEL IS WELL SUPPORTED Y i ] 60
Suspicion OF Speculative Origin
for Some Of the Danlag
asf s ing Reports. IA
l,,v \ .soc,a.ca press,,

"A ~.
sf6 NEW Y OK & August Or. Or 7 esteTaays
profits taxing was In continued evidence
HI .daysss Stock market. Reslstance was Y, y.
offered 10 tho decline until me !. Iea Y, y
sSSasea Sy .e gsasMsdd
and turned prices ii genera own =, a,ra
Iii sympathy United States s.s g p tSs
ferred was W }a further
reports OF unsettled conditions IN ln ~
trade Traders are suspicious OF a. specu-
ative origin for some q TIE 8 managing p 81
profess 70 detect q very large uncovered ere
y short interest In United States Steel pre-
ferred. These factors have q deterreil ~
effocts on plans to at tack the stock ~
short sales. Pcnnsylyania also wa 9 con
spiciously firm and tho anthracite car az
yiers showed good resistance nnd er ! 2
favorable influences OF q . reported q gree ree-
differences between miners and opera
tors In that trad 9. violent Sbre ak s. ~ :,
Metropoli securities which III : Z,
the latter weakening ofs# the grangers
4 caused the whole list 70 give way he
n leading grain car rlers all lost IN the !,
neighbour Of Il iracti a :,
Sin8 Afetropolita tan securities and the lclos-.
ing was irregular. The bank statement
Furnished had no surprises The mod te
" theas
keep pa "a h with the additional reserve
requirement. bus adding 1881. T7s to- the
b basasy pa a0vnHaas ~ 1aSs' M 60
otal sales Of stocks TO day 400
Sshares. $ 81 3Sssi S
s5S MONEY AND ExGHANGE-cLpsE
4 Money on ca /. pomi nal no loans time
d loans steady: 60 days two ne gent: %
days. ~! six months l-s, isa5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Bv Il IL n,ag Branch 3 Co. Bankers and Brokers.

SALES.
3 400 Nash. Chat yarid &. I.....
New York Central
zoo Norfolk and Western..s..s
$500 N " Ont: and West......
Pacific Mall ..s....... .......
10000 Pentsylvaili z. r, -. ...... /.
800 People's Gas Chicago .....
Pressed Steel Car j ........
2U0 Pressed Steel Car, pfd ....s.
is epaSiie a 4, and I'll 81. pid -.
1000 Reading. com ....t. !....,..
Heading, lat MD ....,..t
Reading, I'd pfd.............,
1900 Rock Island, com ..l..s...s.i
300 Rock Island, pfd ...........
400 8. Z. ana ). ii. "a pfd,...,
Z 100 s. T.. and Southwest, pfd.
4 200 Southern PACING ...........
200 Southern Rail way, com -.
40 Southern Railway totd...,.s
400 Seabpard Air Line, com ~. !.
100 Seaboard Air Line, pfd 49,.
900 Tenn. Coal and 1ror1i.......
H 100 Il exas FAcl fioS ............
2400 Union Pacific ~. .......
United States I,eather.....
200 United States Steel.......s
2O00 United States Stel, pfd .....
I r 100 Va, Car. Chemical, com 80.
200 Va Car, Chemical, pfd...
Wabash, coff...... ..........
400 Waba sh, pfd..s....,........
100 yVestertlA Union ............t,
Wisconsin Central ......
wisconsin Central, pfd .....
4 otal sales 2s2. 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
COTTON MARlKETs.5

NEW YORK. Aug. 20. The cotton market
response to bullish Liverpool cables of both
" private and official character Shorts COW
BY The prospect for showers over Sunday as
We'll as by the firmness abroad and prices
after the opening were advanced another few
points on The active months. But scat tering
longs look profits at the higher level. and
with the South Still selling moderately the
4 ne market ruled quiet and Irregular With
business 4 OF the q usual end week a chara cter
,IIouston.s estimates for Monday range from
3 Go to 1000 bal GO a galnst II last year.
B SReceipts OF eottong at the ports to-day wero
sos bales against 81 last week and Z last
last week and !. 4ss last year, To-days receipts
al New Orleans were So against none last
year, and 1t Houston ,1sa bales against 9
last year, a 5s s. s s,{ }4zs$ III; {s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

a CONCENTRATE o., Aug, 90 Tho s-Antiye
Butchers. ST. eo56 s5'; common ts,s 50. Cat
EAT Y good
d an,bs-SteadY ct $31e25. (. IN 83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

UNION sroc KYARps. PITrsBURa, PA,
Aug, 2o,-cATTI.E-supp q light; market
steady fiSlce. 81. q l6 %; prime 4o&g1 e5
active. Prime heavy S. n)sd lpn, t5.i69
6S5; heavy yorkers and light yirksrs. Is. 500
Supply light; market steady, Prime wet hers,
81. 1904, common sheep. =. soq2 ~; spring
lambs. 1904 veal calves 80, t0ss7, 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
pEANT1r MARRHT.

PETTRsBuKa. Aug 9 \, = p
The market Ia reported as much nrmer and
very QUIET; dealers, not Inclined 70 sell at
present prices. expecting that y cen tnusd lrain
On the supply now; held by the cleaners will
arc quoted # s. Psr
IElnias arc ~ 04Ac. per pound: only stock
held. n 33 4
DRY GOODS MARKTT siS
NEW YORK Aug 2o.--In the dry sood.
.faarke the week closes quietly both at frst
and 4 second hands The buyer continues 4 70
maintain q waiting ollcyS B and refuses 70
!operate5tfor future Requirement 9i
iSSs5s III h NAVAL STORES.
!TURPENTINE-Noh ing doing i; receipts, u
casks. Rosln-F at So 80; ecoipts, SO bar
Srels 5Tar-Firm at 81 receipts. 80 ba rrels.
Crude Tutpe * and 'too'
1 sAvANNAH, GA, sSs Aug. 20 TuRPEN-
TINES eady at So Ac receipts $50 ca AZ
Firms receipts. ;1ss barrels sales 7I5 bar
iif cIIARLESToNs 81 q. Aug. 81 1T RPEN-
IUNEFirm ut K 6sst Ros!n I'm.
d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

4; IA RlchmQnd, 4 Aug TO- 1904.
Dark Fired Tobacco "a rkst firm at I'M,
changed prices receipt very llght, p glits-,
Market unchanged + outlet; Ugh receipts s. sun
iCured-Market continues active at quotations;
gsceipts very { Light. n @ 3 Il 4
8S The quotations ara sss 70 Iowa sS
*. DARK FIRED nc a ACC REC pERpp.
|E;i Is
~ FL BRIGHT FoRACcos u
s6Mok1Rs w commp 90 a 10
~ S,So 1S,!
ECuTTER Common o,0Q 2 u, %
!seve y Qo
IllH * AZ,
f9 FAney " 1lH
asdIu1s ,..,.,,.., KS rs s 5S
Fins !. a X6o
WRAPPERS4 Common Il. 4. Nj, 4. az 500
H ssssp II ( ss s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
rs Richmond. Va. Aug -. 1904

4fS BALr1AToREsT STOCK MARKET.
NJ BALTIMORE. Md. Aug $c0.--Seaboard Air
Line common. a III bl11s do. preferred. eo,4 a
.cox.$ Atlantic Coast Line common, 120lS Gl21H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK. Aug q. --FLouR- Firm and
held higher. patent
4 a
Nominal. Barley eady;; feed nss 80 ~
S. anoai Options !: heat opened strong and
active on outside buying and further damage
sEo% ana R1Gnsi
about one half the advance wa iostt the mar
ket closing unsettled and net M
May clo.sd AZ
ee eo1n.s 3, "a Arm option marke,
slesiins S asoye
December. $, quiet sssl
s Bps sinds s 6 %; mess
bee raas 20 Ia,l % G Isu,
Msa,ss Siessd 5gh ssss
Steady; western. steamed 81 rshnsd. a,,i s,
Continent 81 w gSi
ia ga is % mess: sis
8, S &C.
: rsea ew u Hla con-,
mon e, geod =. ss's Turpen.ineTFsrrn
y uc ofiess SIS, Rio, STEADY: invoice.
q s.isc.; mild. steady q Cordova. q ae The
market for coffee flturess opened easy y ., g
partial aayspss S9lns
aaist. eonteotensrs sos mould :: g s. s.
sqs Gaf u aha i, s5 g Cubes
domestic far
inal MoIasses. Y 4, ,e MeW dreams
oa nast end aashans a and arms
Island !ssv
seys and Southern southe
farss
long Island and Jersey 8 fps9 PEI J.
barrel s5a5cc. cotton--Ry steam % Liver wy
S CHICAGO II IL, Aug. 2. "A suSgestio lon o.
Ktling frosts before Monday n Canada an and 7
Dakota sent wheat e ,aid
"a, auF, sil IA ana a'fp5s slose
was on from the top prices but e
eer osssa
higher. oatsiare PROVISIONS gam
ed from a shade TO 71sc. 81 III
The leading futures ranged as fo loWs go
Open High, Low co.. =,
I nIa y I. 11s.
~ E|Es 1881 zI5
$ AZ " " y Fl
E;$I ~ II II
@ss hSl s.. D, ,,s7n 1,so
Il 4 la IL ias
az i;j E &;
AZ AZ sE. s'!! !E|,
Wssf q ss talGSs stsigs
H.sSS5 bakers 4; q spring r.
sissSilsA ies3 re- s sssp j. yslleW
So i sSsss n iss
TmosIh sossii ISg
Sss sss su RsaEk sRssssss
.rsas s Sls sa Il g
ssssaS; asIsis.
ana uachahssd apd q ;hEhsE:
sna ,hs soa9hsn s.
1sW, ss sssn ssMR ss
FIRM. Butter-F Firm and unchanged (. fancy
Imitation ana as4ns:a al q
Sii medium, az 49,; SINAI GDs9sc.
Sugar ass,i Firm & and unchanssd
RICHMOND 81 PR pUcR MARKET.
corrected Every Frsaay'1 is@
EI,OUR-InS fair demand receipt cont fnlle
light YII gkst continues aeetlyef for
Srnaipts Very light. liarllcky and damn heat
and wheat not well aleNned ,yil not bring
fuii quot fions! co I've; lsght Escsipts.
Sats n II YEncontipues In good demand /, re,
ceipts yely light Mp rtcss Snnchang re-
caints pf better grades llght apd in falr de-
ssand; new hay When arFlv Wing cool Is selling
AL sit f.50 per ton under old hay, 81
EaGS-rA ctiye II tght arsre pts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

Nnffhert paninc a
Norfn. ana Western oofl 4s 4, 10l
1rszon shnrt Ana a and Parto.. ......,. Dj3s
pcnnavlvaaia COW I az !. +. 9Sii
I, Ak . ri M 81 . 100 y
81 nj, ara IRON Mountain son iiGs
st. Louis aud Sun Eranciscn IT. ts........ Ssts
ST 1Iouis southwestern lists 96z1
e.. ~. * IL II ina a 70 n
S,.tSnr, srsa ciin u !. a4s4
Eo,ithsrn railway 81 TN
~ II rarino ists 119 n
81 Fl and estern Is 3. 7S
iintnn hr,anjn IA a !. 1o5
8ffnior III Z.
H. s',ssI "a H ~ Z. Z. rs
aha.i, sIats !. !.
I1n "a. Z. 90 3
nj iska Eric Is !. I. 9i
,tsnn sf, = Il 81 89i
conv h . . 4, . \, 70
M N and OF Collateral NTr g
lCetnraI Of Georgia ID Inc. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

pAITIn,OpE MD, Aug so.-FLouR- Firm
ana SAa Sch nlns Vine Unsettled ana shey;
and .ha soa9hsrn s.
sampe. Sc @si ,6Ss Corn DIil spot ana the
month. 6sa 9. sosn ss4epssc.
Ca s-icasy; No. viii lewl, Ssq IS Eye.
Firm. Butter-Firm and u unohangs 4 fancy
imitation i7GiSc, /; do aHlery, i91soe.; DO;
ads Gi5e,s Eggs eng aneRs rd ~ e
Cheese ana NV w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

nj suppose. your daughters trip abrosd
did her d wonderful amount OF good a''
4 iisar eli: she always says y faney' ins tead
81 NJ guess. Cftca SO IfecQ rft era Id
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

good demand other grades slow and very dull.
PouITRY---Matketks stead at quota lions; re-
ceipts about equal TO dernand. III
Nh VIRGINIAsBAcoN- Good stock we'll cured
and free from SIX ppers, active ); recei pts very
s1fRht iSs 4
-PEAc Receipts moderate 4 and market
steady. 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. about equal 70 demand
and market quiet .ssis
sAPPLEs-In ally good demand s fancy stock
2 I, e, !, -.
bushels !; corn, 81 bush Oats 2o 1s0 bush
els: oats, q. ls0 n bushels; 200 bushels;
-four $50 barrclsj hay, 11s tons mill Oral
T 255 tons. III ~
sToCI1 INsELEsvAToR ZEAL, s L SIS bush
\ els oats. G, 197 sbushe 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

b Sfns /. I. ". a. 400
Fancy Z. 900 d 800
ttrtminrs .,,..s,..... 80. Zoo 400
i,ugs common 10 good .,,.,,,..t... 600 a 70N
Short leaf 10 % r. 1900
Long leaf 12 90 q 1900
Wrappers ..,s su.Vo ~ Saw