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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

John Costello. 4 man "a years o.
age from Cory. pa, died in the city
last night Of tuberculosis, He was
brought here IN May III The last stage
Of the disease. His remains were
shipped today for burial at home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

Frank Roy and his grandson, Fran.
els cayot. expect to leave In the morn.
ing for the main range about thirty.
i've miles above Mora whore they Will
wage war on the fierce ursa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22
VIM. Dewey. the man who was fined

VIM. Dewey. the man who was fined
ten dollars and costs under the city
ordinance against carrying concealed
weapons yesterday. today was as.
sessed a fifty by Justice otero IN.
der the territorial statute governing
tho same offense. He will probably
serve out the sentenc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

The maximum temperature for the
past twentyfour hours was rs; the
minimum 81. Local showers In the
northern portion are predicted and
warmer weather tomorrow. The
southern country may expect fair
weather and warmer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

Il. u. Taupert, with the valiant as
sistance OF The capable degree team
Of Chapman lodge, became a master
Mason last night. Two candidates
viii take the Fellow Craft degree al
\ meeting tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

1t has been announced that until
further notice Wabash trains NUM-
bcrs i. 1s and 3 will stop at Esopus.
N. VI. the home Of Judge Parker, the
democratic nominee for president. lot
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

Henry Nadoff. y young man from
Louisville. who has been here for
quite a time. last night received the
sad tidings that his mother was dying
He left for home on No. s this morn
ine.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gross have
leased the pretty Doll house on
Seventh street and will o there
next month.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22
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:LOCALhUCCETS !:
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II pays TO p~atronize the business
man who adyertises.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

Invitations are out for the third an.
nual cowboy ball at Springer. Aug
ust s. and several have been received
In this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

The Normal faculty win give a re-
ception TO summer school students
tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22
Solicitor General Edward Bartlett
sho has been M. is c~onvalescent.

Fidel Ortiz who was taken suddenly
sick yesterday is reported better 70.
day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

Mrs. Herbert Romero, formerly
Miss sophia Hubbell. Is here from Al.
b~uquerque on a visit to the parents
Of her husband.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

The many city friends OF Mrs. g. n
Blackwell. who underwent an opera.
tion last week In St. Anthony's hos
pitai, Denver. will be pleased to learn
that she is greatly improved In healsa
and will be able 10 return hons
shortly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

Wanted to purchase. several ante
lope and two or three black tail deer.
Address. NJ. The Optic. II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

SCRATCH rABLETs-For ink, 10
cents a pound: for pencil. S cents a
pound at The Optic office.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-22

The infant child of Apolonio Sena
81 reported quite sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
Z 4 Y ~ w. . iii.:ss' ~
COTTON MARKETS..

# NEW YORK. July 23.-Tha cotton market
opened steady at a decline OF 10 points on
the old crop and OF lao points 5on tho new
crop months. In response to lower Liverpool
cables than expected, further! talk OF short
time at Manchester and the Fall River sit.
~ sbnrts senera
position to cover at the decline. there was
some sign OF support from recent bulls and
the market following the cal ruled moderate
~ active and frmer on covering with tho
old crop neglected and the new CROP. work
ing about SOIL POINTS net higher. After tho
first wave Of covering trading became less
Rctlye. and Tho market lost part Of the gain,
but remained generally steady IN tone. q
8 Receipts at the ports to-day were 2,0l6
bales against SIS last week and 2s3 last year.
Tor tho week 15.000 bales agnnst $3.50 last
week and 1l,376 last year. q TO days rcceipts
9 Now Orleans were SO bales ngainst lie
last year. and at Houston l3s bales against
none last year. s8 81 Il y S.s 53f9 81
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O(RCOVIR.l|I!
OF COTTON }. 0 ] N
The i aisers / Of TIE Staple in in
North caro- Tina 81 q Are
to- Confer.
media i to The Times-Dispatch.){

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispa tch.) 81
81 RALEIGH. N, C., July 2s.-T here will
he a conference OF cotton farmers at
the AZ and NJ College Tuesday. August
I'd, In connection with the farmers State
convention. Steps will be taken to more ore
thoroughly control the ma rlse ting OF cot
ton so as to best maintain prices.
President Warner OF the N ortig Care s' g !.
Lima Press Asso ton, announces st hat 81 =
arrangements have been made for Q
big ball in honor Of the editors on next
w dnesday night and a banaue on
Thursday night. in connection with tho
lie cSnventionsto be held at A1orehead.
rs * SIX NEW ROUTES
ia Postmaster Bailey, Of the Raleigh post
Office. has received notice from the de-
partment at washington that six new
rural free delivery routes are to 6 into
operation In this, the Fourth District
August list. There arc now 600 routes N
North Carolina.
Commissioner Of Labor and Printing
H. b. Warner, who returned TO- ga y from
attendance on tho twentieth annual meet
Ing OF tho Association OF Comm lssioneers
OF Labor and Statistics \ at Concord,
N
with prominent men from nearly
all the New England and the Mid
die States, and tho general conviction
seems to BIO that Parker and Davis VIII
win In tho presidential contest. Mr.
yarnef was made first vlcePresident OF
tho association.
The Elk Mountain Cotton Mill Com-
pany, OF Asheville, was chartered this
morning Will, $4,000 capital for the plr-
,poso Of operating q cotton mill at that
place Tho incorpora tors include ], a,
Burrough. q ay Green, Charles a.. Webb.
gTheo y, Davidson, ". 81, Northrop.
BANK OF GIBSON. 4,
The Bank of Gibson, Scotland county.
Is authorized to begin business at once
With $4,000 capital, There are about 2
hundred subscribers to took. notable
among whom are w, 3, Adams and w
| q. CALDWELL sSs I Il ID X
RaleIgh's colored population is s IN q
ltremendous s t!r over, the brlngn. OF Sc
IfrJal1 criminal charged against Rev W,
H. Walker, pastor Of st. Paul African
l5MethodIst Episcopal Church. one Of the
IiIaygest colored churches An the South,
warrants have been issued for Ills n
rest. He ID charged with hetrnying tho
lsfifteen-ye daughter ~ e one az the
most respected colored citizens, y mem.
ber OF Ills con- resa ton Maurice yVa tts,
Walker, is "a married man With y - large
ISfanily.S s 55l sf ~ m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Richmond. Va July =, 1904. I
u. az HALISR n "a II i;E

Richmond. va. July 2, 1905 35S
IA VI. SALES RI si3
Virginia Carolina Chemical CO. Col Trust
yIrsInia centarles-i y, 81 81, 90
3s STATE sECCRITlEa Bid Asked
NoTs s GsfeIna 4. 70 %
Va: Centuries. "a q. and II, issss:. !. sts; ~
Ei;s=sss 5;; 80
Il ~ LnCAD HoNDa $S Il S55s 5
Atlanta and Char iss %. r.. 1897. 1os
6 L Cert e & Ell ind. r4 p! 81
es ssrs ST. and y Fla q 8.
-; and ~. Posahon.as %
s9u.h:Bolnd 1st S. /. ,losl " 49, os.i \:
e, # on IL Is g lsi !sit::: iis
]. s. A. Il. S-year D.. y. 1907 ~. 50 "a
z'isstis 81. sh Siss
S; iss'Is 81; H Az; sSs
a Chqsapeake and Ohio j. =, !. go al
Seris!k a sad WssIsrn o sSs 3ss
! scaboard Air Line com. I. $50 !:sa sa5
/ IAN sjsANx AND ritu5l Cc STOCKS. ~. -
4 Broad Street Bank .......,..::5 "a
3,s; Maslosal and g
2 Planters National 100 $50
s5 MlSGE1i.I4A.S JsOU is, 3sS
American Locomotive pfd 100 SIS SsSg
Ss Ss' M T9s s boads IS 81
q Va Car Chcm. pfd s. p. c....... 100 100 q s.
Va. Carolina Chemical CON. ~. 100 n 27,i
Ma Car c. Coz Col.f Tr. 8 p. %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
Bankers and Brokers.

~ 4 80
sALEs:
300 Missiuro Pacific ............
Nash. Chat. and s. 1l......
New York Central .........
800 Norfolk and Westerti..,...I
500 N. Y. Ont and West...,..i
Pacific Mall ........i
64oO Pennavlvania r. Il.........
40 Peoples Gas tEhicaKo) s...
pressed Pressed Steel Car. vfd.....s
900I1epubllc j. and 81 Icoi1....l
1900 Republic 1. and S., pfd.s...I
5000 Reading, COM. $50. $4,000.
R Readi1'E ii "a pla az
300 Rock Island, com...s.......,I
200 Rock Island. pfd............
]. sloss. pfd \. (, ......
900 8. i. and S. FL "a .pfd .:.,..,
400 8. i. and ontllwest., led..i
300 Southern Pacific ....... ~
ESQ Southern Railway com -.
q 100 Southern Railway. pfds......
Seaboard AIR I.tne,s com 80.
200 Seaboard Air Line. pfds...
1900 Tenn. Coal and 1ror........i
y 400 Texas Pacific .............s...
GOO Union Pacific ...............l
900 United States Lea ther....
sSS!EO United States Stcpl..........
4O460 United states Steel. pfd....
j40CO Va. Car. Chemical. COME.
500 Va. Gar. Chemical, pfd....
100 Wabash, cOm.....a. .......
100 Wabash, pfd $1,000.
100 Western Union ..............
Wisconsin Central ....:.....
4 Wisconsin, Central pfd....
Total sales 14G. 600. n .iy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., July Spirits
TuRPEsTIN E-FIr1n at sac bid; receipts, 20
casks Rosii.-Steady at se.3s receipts. 80 bar
Crude Turpe Firm at s.. 90 and Ss.a6
resepWl!As. ~ n ca. july 81
Firm, At $40; receipts. 1,o75 casks; sales,.
1sgs casks; es ports, 565 cass. Rosln-birm: re.
$cgpts, ESQ barreiss Bales !, 1888 aa-Tes rel, !
9GsHARriBsToNn s. c.. July z. -TURPEN-3
TINE-Flrm at &c.. Rosln--F irm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
RIG oNDs PRODUCE 7 MARllET,

sss1cI, OUR SLOW and dull; receipts liberal.
vii i AT,-Recsipts very light and market 40.
1fIis; damp and gaI!!cky heat sal!s at large
discount. \ con lrnl; Isn't reeeip g ATS
s snist, lions Il con lhles with
little d,Iland and sprices are nominal sR Lea
when made are about at buyerssf offer whilst
receipts have fallen on franl The he 4 pes3
,ceipls Of tho past two wseks yst & stocks on
y Et3 aS- Receipts increasing; VII accui,u.i
ilating ard mayket VERY sqnie Y ats quot Rtlpns,
With downwa I'd tond ency g, IL ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 23.-Thc sltuatior shows
something OF an Improvement. Developments
,however,aa are expected to occur next week as
the result OF the Fall River situation which
now points to an inevitable strike on Monday.
In the meantime eighty more activity -
noted In the primary market from jobberA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
4, Mrs, starritt Improving.

Mrs. II, nv. starritt. % Barton Ieights,
was taken 70 tile Memorial a IIospital8
Thursday afternoon, and on Friday a
very Sdlffleult opera zion was performed by
DR.. III. n. Bassett, & It'll
IT. WAS d very slccessf Nv opera tior
and Mrs. starritt was resting comfort
ably yesterday. 3 ,55 81 Y;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
BOND QUOTATIONS.

.rhcago. n and 81. paul zen. 1os,s
r.bicaso' mi Northwest con rs 49,. \, 100 I
tItcaso.s n { ana Paciiic 7lM
Chicago, II. Is and Fac.S coll bst........... 81 "
ST I.otis gen !. 1oi (
chsasD, T sS AS
eolorado and solther RI Il. s4h
iI1anvat. and I2o brands ls,,......,...... 100 ~
Erie prior lien 49, 9sa
Is,ic Cane m 1 al s.. IS ~
Iiort Worth and Denver City 4s...... -. 1o4h
fIIotknr Valley AS. 1p0ss
louisville and Nashville Unified 4s...... lO1ss
Mania an corsol gold *. los q
Ntexjcan Cent m Is 65
sf iss sn Sssifa' L1s st 1ns ST 1t
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s..........S 100 9g3
Missouri. 4 Kansas ana Texas 2ds......... sou
EntionaIs r. +, of Mexico con- As s6Il
New York Cent Eer, 5Hs 3. Z.
Net Jersey Contra h gen IS NJ. !, 13e7s
Northern Pacifio Is Z. !. 1851
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July q, 1904.
\, QUOTATIONS. II
CATTLE MARKETS.
( RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales At Union Stock II rds 5 y Ell

Richmond. Va July %. 1904.
Rse 's13 8 for the =. week sa ending hiondd
4.e:; common to, fair. COMMON to fair iT
syss asac Calves ss 5gse fresh
eoW 81
eeaf EhEsggsA SIS Hsfssas SIe Sit head
a'sss ass Ff suet sssg snss |
esp. @ S.ad l a. 5Py psSss d5sa e
ssS
900 head. Market slow and lower. liked and
SIG rougR hsavy l!sht ssio
Scapts 1000 head. Sheep slow; good 10 choice
5wethers SAG 4.e5 4. fair 10 choice, mixed, sag
400; native lambs s4a7, 3d. IS Rs
q NEW YORK. July MISUNDERSTANDING,
- head: Dressed beet. steady at Salihe, per
naYa s At.s Ct
city dressed yeals, STEADY at s!ASli.s q: psss
choes to are ambs ssssdy
not %aIs. e Sheep sold az g bosyl 81 lambs
psaspsd ,as
KeceIpts,Y 500 bead FeollnE nominal lower on
Western adylces Sk
/. UNION STOCK YARDS. PlTTsRURa, PA.
I July eS.-CATTLE-Supply fair; market slow.
gChoce, ,s,lo9s,25i prime. s6.T oB8 90 fair, $40
400. Hogs Rsceiprs. 70 double decks; market
syorers $3.50; light workers. and spigs, IS. 500
5. 65; sroughs, s. g. s7b; Sheep Supply fair:
market sloW,g Prime western essa wethers. $teod!
Esa60asQo; veal ca Ives s. 500 %, II
N GIN NATL o., July 70 -HOGS-Slow at
S3756Il 5i. /. Cattle Slow at Ca SHEEP
/ slo wat 81, .225aa7d. Lambs steady and lower
at $685. 5i5ss 4 t44tfils Fl 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24


Total to-day at all seaports.Net receipts p
2,ol6 bales: export Great Britain 20 baics &
10 the Continent. So bales; to Mexico. ~
bales :;9 stock. ls5,27s bales. Is So,
consoiidaed at all Ecaports-.Set receipts
2.ois balcs; export 10 Great Brtai,,. y bales
10 tie Continent sol bales to xico, 80 bales
Total since September list Mt all sea por ts--
Net receipts. S3: bales; eSpor 70 81 si
Britain 2. 4sG 57A bales; 10 Frame 6sS.gl1
bales; to the Continent. :. BIC Bog. i,ales; 70
pan ~, 100 bales !; to- NJ 1ico, .. US bales'
NEW ORLEANS. July = ---coTToN--
SPOT cotton dull 4 sales, 80 bales. Including
80 TO arrive; delivered on contract, 2p9 bales
). Futures opened steady with prices frons6
points lower 10 points higher tina y tyester-
days close. Liverpool conditions were unsat-i
lsiaetery ana the local ,narks. vas fent,sf
less In the trading August flrst lost W points
al 40 "a, advanced n To- 10. 50 and finally de,
ened TO gained g ds p9,n,sa az 10
So The market closed steady. Net changes:
July Lost Q points, August 5unchang ed. Septcm:
her gained . and the other positions points
Z Cotton futures quiet and steady July, 10 g
hid: August. 81 sls ss
.Dccernber 9.47a3.4s; January. 16s 2. 81 s rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
FR. lasss5i n IN. H1r,r, AZ M X tSTt * + n

PETERSBURG. VA, July 23-PEANuTs-
Continue nrm at sl.l5 per bushel for Spanish:
sellers are ASKING higher PRICES vary few being
offered. Vlrg1nas Arm at 4Ac. for fancy STOCK
Sorno shipments are being made from Peters
burg of stock that had been stored In this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

ii. q. retundinr Is. registered iosh
y, !. ,a,rna,nY 81 coupon 4. 1. lo4A
4 !, !. h. Il. !. s. JON
sa,,nsn :, !. :. =. !. 1853
!, 3 S.sy ~ registered. Z. /. 1sil.
=, ,,a,y 4. co,,po 3. 1. Z. /. 132la
!, 3, r,,d ~ registered !, !. t1teA
!, a 3, Sa ooupo,, \. 1osH
=. a Z. !. 1921
NIX, son "a i,,smcnt 4s eiN
Atlantic Coast Line d. \. (. ass
Baltimore and ohio 4s II. /. !. 1oax
Baltimore and Ohio ans 1900. y
fentra 81 Georgia "a . s. I. 11oh
Central Of Georgia LIST 1nc,....
chesapeake and Ohio 3. !. !. 1os.s
t.blca 20 and Alto6 3l.s !. I. ISL
Chicago. b. ana quincy now 49,. ...... g7ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
TOBACCO MARKET lli:l!;,:,

81 Richmond S Il " "a, 1901, 9s
DARK Fired Tobacco 4secaipts continue mod,
crate and market nm at UNCLAIMED Ions,
receipts sumo Cured Receipts asing ma I,
5ket fairly active at unchanged prices. 3 5' rs,
their tobacco &. N, arket An der. al with
warm Wea therS ~ sts apt Ito damage and thei,,
II will not bring u9tAtions y. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
',r,,nrrnN sEED 80 1:ARKEr.

I. NEW York, q Julyt "a cottonseed oil was
nactveEand8 barely steady. Prime crude, q
- h n. mills. 4 nominal; prime hummer yellow
~ y slsc.:'or summer yellow.9 nominal prime
~hife. Ssc. prime winter yellow. 81 11ac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

ss DARK FIRED tToB Orr EpR pEREp,
LuEs 6o a. 500
Short leaf 54 Qp q,
Medium lea q 90 so
Long leaf Gp H. 90
yYrappers and seleo 20 q 400
~ S,7' BRIG HIT ~ RACcQ, b
SIN Joker 6-G,om lnon s,,.,,,,a sQo q e.oQ
Aaediut " lgs
III Fine ttfssssfi IVY laW
CUTIE RS--C Common q lg, oo q az, 0Q
81 Medium q Nsg
. !. s, % 1000
sFILItERSr-GpM Common .,',i',,,s,,its seo 4 3,oa
4 AZ " , Ky
ltQod ~ tt'Sy
trnd
lWRXP PER f--tlonlmon s99 g !s,ge
u ~ W se.s ~
~ Gpod (. HssSsi,Vv ~ ss'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF frMoED. JULY = 1904.

PORT OF RICHMOND JULY = 1904, 3$gs
ARRIY ED. II
. steamer Berkeley, Sterling. Norfolk. N err err
lchandise and passengers Old DoHllnion line.
,. Gamer old Point Comfort. Graves N Norfolk.
,Jarnes River land In IS. merchandise ana pas
SenEers, Virginia N ~ alton Co. I,
1" Schooner Flying scudd.s Daugherty Rappa-S
hammock hickory Tugs; Xirgtnia North Caro-
lima Wheel Works.s IS S
e SAILED s s3s 81
Steamer Berkeley sterling, Il Norfolk. mer-l
fchandiso and passe ngerB. Old Dominion Inc
Tug Rarant, Bal tmore,E oil barge li$s3S
Schooner 4. Sd. Purnel1, James Nlver.s light.
Barge Katherine As Brad y, 11loyd = aines
1, s Schooner s Beulahland knowles James River,
Is Schooner Josephine, Davis,
light. d III Z <
PORT NEWPoRT85N NEWS JULY 2. 1904.
ARRIVED is.s
4 Schooner Lucinda Sutton, Portlan i'd az
Schooner 8. FL Davidson, Bal lnore.
Ss Schooner Thomas NJ. " ard. b III nors, IS 5S5
Barge Buena Vista, 7 roy! dcnce. S5Ss II
$Ss Barge AUndaunted, Providence 3Fs9
ri Barge George y Moon. Proyi dence. ji iss3s
Barge Florida. Prorid ence. al "a
Sailed. Is, 585
steamer Ramon De Lamna gr ANS erdam.ss
98 Steamer Buck ngham, ki rston.S az q i9
ESA Schooner Van n ames and SKins, New Haven,
Schooner Penabscot, y Plymouth 5iJi +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET 2
III BALTIMORE, Md, July 20. Sea board Air
Line common. SIX O.; do. preferred, l6li GYiG..,
Atlantic Coast Line common. IL q ll9H. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

I,yncHburg, VEL july 20 I7Vf'
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynohbt,rg
market tor the I've weeks dsso sn1ng July 49,
sold week ending july. 18th. 500 podndsi
sold week ending July 20. ss9m j ponnds; de-
Sold from October /, 1905 to July %, 1904.
TO- 6ss 100 pounds: sold from October. 1, 1902.
20 July 2S, 1903. eli 809 200 pounds; decrease for
1904, i,i23 500 pounds.
srho receipts this week were. very light. The
offerings continue largel OF the lower grades
all grades. Reports from the growing crop 10
quite favorable. y6 n W II 5is5 f3 e 4 III
able the quantity Of tobacco planted will fall
short Of the 1903 crop at ieaat one fourth
warehouses during the month OF August by
AZ cnc Ion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

.bee line" to the point you want
to reach, a Toe-Dee Want Ad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

$ss}5S} M ON Ya AND ExcHANGE-c CLOSE:
Prime mercantile pa per. 3 l-2li per cent:
sterling exchange, firm, with actual bust
ness 81 bankers, Bills ut 81, 81. ao4 81. 40 FOR
demand and ct $4.s4.6od4 s4.75s for sixty
7 SIS; commercial bills, .ts4ai4.S4 IL; bar
etiver, IS: Mexican dollars, As liz: money
on call. nominal; no loans; time lonas.S
easy; sixty days, per cent: ninety
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24


FROM RIc Vac ZAP RATES
Via sEA1oARD AIR u n
:. RALEIGH, u. Gu and re- turn, se.So.i
Account OF Summer School for Teachers.
Tickets on sale ] uly III tn, 18th, 18Th. lsth,
18th ana August 1st, limited to August Az JUS
eth, 1904 s "
$500. Account Monteagle Bible School
Tickets on sale July 10Th 2oth 2lst, 20
limited to August 3lst .lvo4
SAN FRANCISCO CALI and return,
ss5, Is. Account Trienninl conclave.i
Knight Templars, and Sovereign Grand
s. .odge. III o., o. II. Z Tickets on sale August
S16thTito September 9th, inclusive, limited;
to October 2al. 1904.
All Of the above rates apply from Rich
mond Va. Proportionally cheap rates
may DO had ut all other stat tons on tho
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ii A way to win Is to get on the inside
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IN solicitation of your business, phone the
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to send YOU one OF their interchangeab
mileage books--good over nlnataen differ
ent roads throughout the South. lnfor-5
nation In regard to rates. routes and
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

TAKE H sTEAME r 3 noLD Poi.NT COM
Fort ,lATuRpAYsNlG n T. y Y ~
,3,ss, SOFT II AT 10 o CLOG r..
875cs Rourld "Trip To Norfolk \, I6ct
i5c, Hound "trip "a NsWport News 1Se,
sWieksts good toreturn next nigh Or the
following Tuesday, gSs
Il eheo linen to the point. you Nans
TO reach, a Tee pse Want Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24

sscyIrcAGo. ILL. July .. Free movement
Of new grain The IN Great rs, ~
l,S ia September option showed e. loss Eof
:Gic. Corn down oat ore of Ii g Vs.;
arc up ~ Csc. a w h:
Tho leading futures ranged as follo 9.sssSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-24
PRODUCE MARKETS,

NEW n YORK, July es.FLOUR-DullB and
ter patents -. ssas 10 Rye iair.
s2ad stsis
svheat easy RCD pc ~
tons ID declined sharply under innidation,s e
sssea sasisr
so1sc. SIG; slc. Dcr.
barely 81; ~ CSC io. 9n
partly sbssc net lower closed at eas
September, "a c.;s December. 81 nc. Oats-spot
5esf f ss iS Keats isss
picked bellies. 9al1l,sc, per pound = picked
1e ae eism IVES s,eaed
pound pound .s family. y,
sltso; shg5 e!saT COUNT
4%c. Rosin-We ak !; strained common 70 good
i3.75a3 So Turpent neste ady a seHa Q 27c e;
mild. Steady % market
forconce futures opened at e
prices and ruled very quiet lie market WAS
finally steady at last nights prices. 4! saies
Sugar firm; fair refining as. cen &C.
tEituga g 9.assss sise
ssi "a, 40 ;Aeut loaf and crushed, so;
powdered. s5.l5: granulated sos cubes. 81. w.
RIce-Steady domestic fair TO ex ira, =
Jaran nominal :, s ~
butter Cheese and Eggs-o: ts and M un-
s1sasas Island bulk per
IN rrei 81 sbdll.75; Norfolk. per barrel, 81 s5ft
IT'S Peanuts steady fancy handpeasd SaG:
other domestic G ian y aer
ba rel a50c cotton-By team 5to LIVER
pool, l.c. AIS s s a # "a