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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-05

SUNDAY. AUGUST Z.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10,
SATURDAY, AUGUST u.
At $50 D. m. The most sensational act
ever presented. Hanging by his 5oes
from a trapeze bar, envelOped IN flames.
he slides $50 feet and dives with a sea
of flame in the chute lake. The only
act OF its kind IN the world. Also Mile
De AGO in her wonderful high wire
slide (return engagement each after
noon at $3.50 D. m. Do not fail to see
them. No advance In price. Exhibi-
ton free to patrons OF the resort.
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TO SELL PROPERTY
FOR UNPA AID TAXES
Will Test New Law by an
Auction Sale.
$4,000 DUE FROM $4,000
Receipts This Year From Personal Tax
Already Cover 100000 and
Leave Only $4,000.

In the future all property seized by the
District authorities for the non-payment
Of personal taxes will be put under the
hammer of the auctioneer. District Com
missioner West today held a consulta-
ton with Assessor Darneille and Collec-
tor Of Taxes Davis, with a view to
promptly enforcing the law on the sub
ject.
In view Of the fact that the law is
comparatively new, and has been very
generally complied with, no steps have
yet been taken toward distraining the
property of deIinquents. as authorized
by law; but, in the opinion of the Of
6cials, the time has now come when
the law should be enforced. The statute
as originally enacted was difficult Of en-
forcement as It directed the Collector
Of Taxes TO bring to his Office for sale
all property seized for non-payment Of
taxes.
Could Not Transport Tugs.
Many cases arose where it was i'm
possible to follow out these directions,
one instance in particular being the seiz-
ure Of some tug boats on the river. The
necessity for a change IN the law was
made apparent to Congress. and now the
law reads that the collector shall Sc
cure the goods and Wnen possible store
them in some safe and convenient place
until they are sold at public auction.
Consequently, Collector Davis has been
authorized TO confer with the District
auctlOneers with the view Of undertake
ing the sale of all property seized for
non-payment Of personal taxes. Colec-
tor Davis and Assessor Darneille viii
act in harmony under direction of Com
missioner West In carrying the law into
effect.
Delinquents Are Few.
1T is necessary to enforce the law"
said Commissioner West this morning
lin order to be able to answer any ques-
tons which may arise when the Com
missioners go before Congress during
the next session At the same time the
record made by the taxpayers of the
District is one which is worthy Of high
uraisc OF the $4,000 assessed as per-
sonal taxes for the year 1903, only about
SO 90 Is now outstanding. while the re-
cefpts for the fiscal year 1904 have al
ready reached the sum Of 100000. leaV-
ing only about $4,000 or $4,000 to be
collected"
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NEW YORK.

The National City Bank will ship next
Tuesday S2,5OO,OOO gold
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
NORTHEASTERN SECURITY COM
PANY OF NEW JERSEY,
No. GIG F St. n. w, Washington, D. c.,
at the close of business
June 30, 1904.
RESOURCES.
Cash on hand. ................. $3.50 Os
Loans and discounts. 2727 p
Mortgages ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 90
Real estate, furniture and fix
lures .......................... LIS 30
Miscellaneous assets. 1888 63
Total. ST, es4 IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.......... S4O,IGJ %
Surplus fund. ..................... Is. 90 76
Miscellaneous liabilities. 3,S5S 20
Total. ....................... Sc 994 IS
District Of Coluul bia county of Wash
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-05

As TO the relative Importance of gross
and net railroad earnings in rejecting
the conditions Of general business. a well
known re'lroad man said yesterday: Il
should consider gross the more impor-
tant They must have the gross to keep
books on"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-05

Americans in London average slightly
higher than our close. The feature Of
the market, however, IS the recovery in
consols. which are up u.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-05
GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
KNIGHTS OF COLUM BUS

the benefit of the Home OF the Order.
Sports open TO all amateurs. Come and
help entertain the orphans Boats leave
10. u:30 a. m, and 2:15, 3d. 6:15, and $50
D. m. II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-05
MARSHALL HALL

Str. Charles 5facalester leaves at 1e
a. N. and $50 p. m. $50 D. m. Indian
Head trips every Thursday and Friday
at $50 D. m. Sundays. II a. NJ. $50 and
FARE. ROUND TRIP..........z5 Cents
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-05

It is stated in Wall Street that the
directors of the Northern Securities
Company have decided not 10 work out
q plan for the payment Of dividends,
pending a final court decision In the
Northern Securities litigation. 1t is not
thought likely that the present action
Will be compromised out of court
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-05
EXCURSIONS.
Extra-At River VIew-Extra
MONS. DRuKkE Err

The Wonder of the Century.
Marvellous Dare Devil Actl
First Appearance In American
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-05

Missouri Pacific Is a stock in which no
independent operations either way have
been successfully conducted for a long
time. That is because the market for
Il Is controlled absolutely by a small
coterie Of insiders. They supply it on
advances and buy it on declines. The
Gates contingent. recently so prominent
on the long side of the market, is said 10
have been accommodated from this
source with all the Missouri Pacific IT
wanted. Some Of II has been returned
to the market.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-05

Wheat spectators are eXerting every
effort 10 create the impression that the
spring wheat yield will be extremely
small, owing 10 alleged unfavorable
climatic conditions and TO the presence
in the wheat fields of notwithstanding
bugs and so-called rust. Doubtless more
or less damage has been suffered by the
wheat crop from rust. but 1t is difficult
to believe, in view Of the known ma
nipulation that IS under way in the
Chicago and New York wheat markets,
that the crop has suffered the serious
injury reported in Chicago dispatches.
ANY report that comes from Chicago re-
garding the crops should be taken with
many grains Of salt.
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Steamer Harry Randall a. s,.'

Home Sunday about 1890 p. N
No time lost from business
Tickets. good 80 days...........Hs
Shl4oren. .-...--.-....'ss....s.s.. 10
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GoVERNMENr BONDS.
RAILROAD BONDS.

Capital Traction r. r. 4s....-.-- 100 100
Met St R. r. IS, 1925. 100 llo
Net R. R. Cert. indebtedness A.. ny -.
Net. r. r. Cert. Indebtedness B. ~ -
Columbia R. r. 6s, 1sl4.....-.... IL lls
Columbia r. R. I'd mort 5s...... lU9 lUo'
CITY 4 Suburban 5s........--.--. ~ -.
Anacostia & Potomac 5s.---.-.... l0V -:
Wash. Street Railway 4s........., tsA 9s'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
GGTT(DN.

NEW, YORK. May IS, laoir-l take thus
means Of replying TO the many inquiries
am receiving in regard to the cotton
market, For. some days have been en-
pecting, in view OF the small visible sup
ply, that some demand from spnners
Mould develop on the basis Of 1870 Tor
July contracts In New York, 1t does NOT
make its appearance, however, ana me .,
short time movements has apparently
progressed so far that manufacturers are
dsnclined 10 resume operations llntll me
new crop shall become available OF q
basis in harmony With the present prices
for goods, Meantime the, reports tllat
reach me indicate u condition Of extreme
decentralization In the dry goods MAJ
ket, consequent upon the, heavy stocks Stocks
and utter lack Of demand This wi, within nm.
tho past few days has been SIN fnr','er
auction sale of SWeetser, Pembroke ana
Companys entire stock OF goods, Haiusut
at about Sl,5oo,oO0, which Is to be hela
next Monday. Should this, as u IS reared,
establish new low record prices, u WOULD
put The manufacturing p il ness upon ones .
stiil more unproHtabe basis than a. pres.
emit and further restrict the very light
demand for cotton, While ! DO not ad-
wise short selling, In. view OF me passlr
biiities OF inanipulatlon, only The hope
az this manipulation justiAes the 'exnecta-
s'sts - ''s'''' THEODORE FRIl'E,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
DERBY TO BE RUN
AT LATONlA TO-DAY
CBy Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI. May ls.--The first real
derby east Of the Rocky Mountains at
mile and half will be run at Latonta
to -morrow. The prospects are that at
least half a dozen high class three-year-
olds will face the starter. Although the
weather has been cloudy all day the
prospects, tonight are for a clear day
and fast track. Wood Clay's Lonsdale
probably will be the favorite at even
money. Ed Tierney. from the stables of
Fay and Wiemhoff, second choice. at
TO l. Elwood the Kentucky derby
winner, will probably be the third choice,
at about TO /.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May ls.-The cotton market
opened steady Ct unchanget prices TO aee. rns
postioRs sustained BY rather unfavoIseII 70
wsathss reports owing 10 low tenps sxaa u
pSEsnss q me h s* ms's o Ae
dia,eiy after he call the whole mafkss secured ny
INK. led by va a heuso With liverpool and German
ccnnectlons while the local spo, with !. New .,.y
ii lie latter positions. When an ADVANCE Of ~
points over last nights finals NAG 6esn s, ar
5asshed hGwsye aas ma BEEN about rs
on TIKI NeW iork closing % the previous day,
turned easier also and Nsw ow 3el ave Thsrs
Was conslderabla selling here bsllsys 70 q, %
tor the account q LEADING r hI na nd
LVerpooI, aid this started prices DOWNWARD.
Soon stop orders were reached sna = ~ WAS a'rs
p 1s s ia, zane sen' pr nas mo new low souR
July around isso attracted some tsnppert, wv
New orsans continued ss,l,ns; the tie Country
b bro II fresh selling orders tr9m commits,
sion house el!snls and wl dsel ha 81 s eats
from The highest poiat Of the merging ana g
over We am ths hish point Il. '1 tba wsef Sr
weeks past Towards The close room, covering
saea pgss' hs fa Sna p0 ssns Vas STEADY
II MAS evident that the undereurrent was very
nervous and unsettled. with ne ray n Fes',I ha
ed BY apnTehensions as 10 1ns ReceIpts con-
tnne very yer III I,ch{ and the weather map indl-
cations during The day We're hardly favorable.
On tbs Other hand espesS's IL es sdoo baies
Receipts Of cottpn a, the ports to-day we're eEe
1863 bales aganst soI lat S %e bsss ana ara,nss
s5,7ls last week and 4s.964 last year To-days
receipts at New Orleans 1886, bales !, agalHst
A.s73 last year. and at Houston wv pa'ss
against 90. last year.
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady: - ~ 49, r,,.
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WHAT WAS SEEN AT
EXHIBIT YESTERDAY
Exquisite Miniature Work, Pas
tells, Observation-Disclosures Out
side, Brightness Within.

The wretched drip drip OF the rain
yesterday made things In the outside
world rather docful, but at the Art E,x-
hblt rooms No. II West Main Street,
inside beauty and brightness made up
for outside discomfort.
All lovers OF miniatures and or tlllnla-
ture work land In Virginia their name
is loglon--wlll be charmed with an eX-
uuisite piece OF work along this line, con-
tributed BY Laura Coonlbs Hills. who is
known as one of tho finest 1niniaturists
in the United States. Her miniature
shows a young girl with flower III her
hair, a simple, gracious, lovely figure,
full OF youth and tenderness. The work
on It Is adiudged by competent critics
here to be Of the highest order, and Is
hung iii the small parlor to the left as
ono enters.
In Illustration, Elizabeth Shipper Green
has a number Of lovely things, which
fasclnate every one that goes near them.
Her series includes "The Rose Of Mon
sIc,,r Alphonse." "lrhe Masterpiece"
"Cubes and Ale' "The Journey and
several others
Jane Brldgman Child. who was an e*-
hibltor OF last year, has pastel again
this year, which she calls The Reader.
and shows the full length figure Of girl
in Greek costume, with a laurel wreath
aorlnd her hair. Tho picture Is full OF
light and the face Of the girl is charm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards.)

t55 Richmond, Va, May ~ wv.
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CAr1LE-Receipts, lnS head. Market active:
gsst steers, ta5l;s lns "a to good 4 4,
44sc.; dry cows, 3atizc.; bulls. 394c,; calves.
5h.4s,sc.. fresh cows, s25.Q45.c.: quarantine
cattle. si4q4lsc.; bulls, a@ab7c.
HOGS--Receipts, AIS head: market fair Good
hogs, An Q5c roughx. ~ 4'sc,; shoats ~ Z. SOC
SHEEP AND Misunderstanding. 25y head.
Market strong Good sheep. 4isa5c.; common.
s,s9ic.; bucks. SgS,sc,; spring lambs. sasc
CHICAGO. Ill. May ls,acATT1 ;ps q p
Good to prime steers. i5.ioa5;7o; poor To- mo.
dun, si.25a5 10; stockers and feeders Ss,25g
400; cows sl5o4Aso; heifers, 81. ablts5; cAn-
ners 81. 50g2.75; bulls, g. 25Gi d; calves. ssoD
$50 Texas-fcd steers, fia4G. Hoss-ReceipIs
to-day. :2.0b9 head; Tomorrow. 500 head.
Market steady to &c. higher. Mixed and butch
ers. S4.7oaI31; good 10 choice heavy. stseg
49,; rougn, heavy sts5atso; light, Sis5as 81;
ers, s. 75a6.s5 fair to choice mixed. - 1agii5;
native lambs. s1.75as.l6; spring lambs. &aus o.
NEW YORK. May ls-sTEERS-Aetvea and
fully loc. higher; fat bulls and rat COWS. frln
to loc higher; others. steady. Steers. st6s4
$40: bulls, s3gt61; cows, Sl.s044,e0. Calves
Trade opened slow and &c. OF closed steady
to lower. Neais. ssdss7j; choice Siis4sto:
few fancy at $ 2sat.5o, City dressed q, vea!s
pound sheep-steady: lambs. Arm: spring
Enthusiastically, sheep, s,tgai3; icu,ia. ssHS.in,;
S.. iea7 100; clipped cuIik, s4.75aS.30; spring
lambs, 81, 2ea4,15 each. few choice State lambs
$3.50 each, Hogs-Firm; state. s25oass5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
TREMENDOUS BREAK IN
COTTON YESTERDAY
lRr Associated Press. 4

NEW YORK, May ls--There was a
sharp break in the cotton market to-day
under active liquidation and bear pres
cure, encouraged by the sudden weak
ness in New Orleans. and reports that
leading bulls were liquldating. The de-
cline followed a steady opening and was
II. As for July prices were carried down to
1911 n loss OF more than one-third Of a
cent pound in half an hour of trading.
At the lower level stop orders seemed
pretty we'll exhausted, and with some COW
ering the market rallied several points.
but continued very nervous and unsettled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
GANs-FITzGERALD BOUT
Is DECLARED OFF
1Ry Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Joe Cans, the
lightweight champion, and Willie Fitz-
gerald, OF Brooklyn, were to have met
in a six-round bout In New Jersey to-
night before the recently organized Wee
hawken Athletic Club, but to-day the
manager of the building where the affair
was to be held decided to give UP all
connection with it. AS result the pros
moters of The exhibition have announced
that they intend to bring legal proceed
ings against him for 5000 damage for
breaking a verbal contract.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
OLD WOMAN H0ARDED,
MONEY FOR YEARS
rBy Associated Press,

NEW ORLEANS May ls.-Attorneys
for the heirs of Mrs, Amelia Noquez. an
eccentric old widow, who died about two
weeks ago, broke open an old safe in her
late home to-day under order OF the
court. In the safe they found gold sill
yer and currency amounting to more
than forty thousand dollars. Mrs Noquez
had lived a simple llfe and had been
boarding tho money for many years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
Pickett's Auxiliary.

3 There will be called meeting Of tho
Ladies Auxiliary of George p. Pickett
Camp, Confederate Veterans. this evening
at 4 o'clock at Pickett Camp Hall, No
3o7 Nortl, Seventh Street y full attend
ance IS desired by the president, Mrs
C. j. Johnson. No. bl2 North twenty
seventh Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
Aho,1 Ben Adhem Lodge.

About Ben Adhem Lodge will hold an
Interesting meeting tonight at 8 O'clock
al which time much business OF impor.
lance will be transacted. The report Of
the representative to the Grand Lodge
will be heard and Refreshments VIII pc
served. All members and visiting bretn.
rem will be welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19

BALTIMORE ND. May M---cATTLE--Re--
last week. Market firm at following prices:
S,eers. export. So loa5. 25; butcners, few choice
sisoAo.l5; medium to good. 81 e5I4 IS; common
s3.5oa i.lO h4ifers, sa9@7s; cows sLDa3 So:
bulls, s2'5atN Hogs-,lL,ight supply market
from other points, s5da,- %; roughs, sigi 80.
sheep and Lambs-Llsht supply. market
steady quote Clipped sheep. 40; clipped
lambs s5gf.61: spring lambs. S7aS.51. Calves
Ltgh, supply. market higher Quote: Common
to best s3.5046.5o. Fresh cows-L!beral supply;
market SLOW quote Common 10 choice, ss1g
s5.5n per head.
CINCINNATI, O., May 1s-HoGs-Ac.ive at
>3I5as,vo, Cattle-Steady AT s!.25ai.s5. Sheep
Steady at $3IiS5. Enthusiastically at Si.5oI6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs

-7 WEST NTRLiINTN, m" n -----"
tThe OLD WHITE" Sulphur. opens june 22
Famous for is sulphur baths. Modern Improve
ments. with private baths. Orchestra. Terms,
SIS to s25 week. $50 to 500 per month i
All tickets for st. Louis Exposition VIZ q ana
phur. Write for booklet. Address until June l.
GEO. a. MILLS, Jr.. Mgr, The Grafton,
Washington y. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. G.. May ls.-sPlRITs
TURPENTIN E-Steady at 6Ss4c.; receipts, 50
casks Rosin-Noth,ng doing; receipts, " bar
rels. Tar--Firm at Sl9o; receipts, JAG barrels.
receipts, 81 barrels
SAVANNAH. CA. May ls,-TuRPENTINEs53o
oua'sd az s aes t
cepts, 1883 barrels; exports. 5le, barrels.
CHARLESTON. ). O.. ny 1S,--TlRPEN-
TINE-Firnl at 5Siac Rosln--Firnl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
ARMENIAN INSURGENTS
DESTROY II VILLAGES
fRv a ssocIated Press,

n (BV .AhSWVIHNGu Icss'y
CoNsTANTINoPLll May ls,--Aecord-
Ing to dispatch from the Vail Of Bills,
As.atic Turkey, seventeen villages nave
been destroyed by, Armenian insurgents as
Armenian families have taken refuge IN
Mush, a town In Bitlis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG. VA. May ls.-PEASuTs-
Continue firm al Sl,ls per husnei Tor spanish;
offered. Virginias firm at +ac, fors fancy stock.
Some shipments are being mado from Peters,
burg OF stock that had been stored IN this
NORFOLK. VA. May ls,-pEANUTs-
Fancy, 4stQpc. strictly prit;-~, sc prime.
bushel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19

mdding upands. 1876 nlddling gulf 1885,
sales, 40 balef
Cotton, quiet. middng. l3p: gross receipts,
22l bales; sales so bales. stock. 5,llS bales;
export to Great Britain. ss3 males.
Total to-day at all seap5rts-Eet receipts.
tsa3 bales; export 10 Great Britain. L3i bales
stock, 3a0.1iS bales.
Consolidated at all kcapoJts-Set receipts.
1851 bales; eapor; to Great Britain, i5sl3
bales; to the Continent, SUI bales to Japan
10 bales.
Total since September lat at all aeapor's--
Net receipts ss,t,ss4 bales; e1por, 10 Great
Britain, ?,323,fa bales; to France, 6IeSai bales;
20 the Continent, 24s5 $50 bales; to Japan, Al
VA bales; to Mexico. 1881 bales
NEW ORLEANS. La. May ls-There was
some Improvement In the demand for spot
cotton, but the decline in futureH caused .as.
Ter prices Sales 1875 bales, Including Lao
10 arrive. delivered on contracts flp bales
quotations itc lower.
Futures opened unchanged, to points higher.
The ring was soon flooded with huilish state
msbls from New York and Induced some traa-
era 10 believe that prices would advance,
Abou; the middle of the session the ring MAS
well supplied with selling orders, July sang
appeared 10 come mostly from New lsrk,
traiIsed July 10 break from IL, 50 TO 1885. This
.was followed by recover. which carried iuty
up 10 l35? The market closed STEADY VAIN
net losses OF i143s points.
Gotten futures steady; May. 49, 10 bid; June.
1921; July. l352al3,5s; August lsi2aRl ):
,sep,.mber 1I,4;q'il.ls; October, 1854 lp.s.
November Ias3alo.s5; December. lo,slalesS;
January, l0.sialp.si-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
.HARRIsONBURG DOCTOR
ASSISTANT SURGEON IN NAVY
fpy Associated Press. }

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, ID, 81 May "a -tranK
II, Sellers, OF Harrisonburg, va. mas neen
anp0lnted as acting assistant surgeon In
the navy for period OF three years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
Sentenced for Robbing Mails

(By Associated Prcss)
ROME. GA, May S-Matt Parker,
a negro, and a late empoye in the Rome
postoflice. pleaded guilty to-day TO rob
bling tho mails, and was sentenced TO
three years imprisonment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY IS. 1904.
~ ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchaH.
disc anu passengers. Old Dominion line
Schooner Bessie Brown, Smith. Rondout,
cement, Warner Moore and Go,
Schooner Minnie. Glllken, Alhemarle Sound.
fish, Lefebyre Armislead Co.
1#l SAlLEA
Steamer, Old Point Comfort. Graves James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
nuENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL,

"UF FrhnKIIn County, Pa u IA T15751
season June is, 1904. Under entire new man.
agefnent. Cuisine and service Will be Of the
very beat and under personal supervision. Coli.
Tennis. bowling Billiards Pool good Music
ana various other forms Of amusement. Tho
water supply Ia from tho famous Buena Vista
Spring. Climate Is absolutely dry. No dew or
dainpness by day or night. No malaria or moss
qultoes. For rates and descriptive booklet ad.
dress until June 10th sS5sf
WALTER NJ. BRIGGS Propr
SID N. Charles ST. baltimore, Md,
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,,,ha leading tulures ranged as follows:
~ H~S'''e Cjpcn High. Low. Close

EASY No, spring wheat, v:qs6c.; No, 9
sSa iTS No, red, slosal;os. No. corn. tsg
4.fisiiac. No. rye, 7sc Food feeding barley;
s fsr 70 choice ahl,nS sSa5, s M9
n'1mothy seed. $500, Mess park. per barrel,
sli, sSWii, 80; lard. per 100 pound, w. aoi
short ribs sides Noosel, w. 2eNS ,Slia; snort ceas
Sirh wines. sl2s, Glover contract grade, sio75,,
Haattsr--Flrln ereamerles. lsul9'ac,; dairies, y
MILO Cheese-IaSy at 8ig9a.ae. Eggs-Steaay
AZ AZ marx, cases Included, l5All7Ac'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19
The Allegheny Sanitarium
and Rest Rasors,
GOSHEN, VA.

On main limo Of the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway. within easy riding distance
OF -rinclpal cities Modern building, of
trlc lights. private bath rooms. open fire
places. SCENERY trNSURFASSEp.
Location and building meeting the de-
mands Of latest advancement in sani-
tary science Write for booklet.
+. =. WEBSTER. NJ. d.. Director
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19

BALTIMORE, MD, May ls,-ELouR1,
contrNc, No z red, wessrn, and me nles,ntnh y
s topna F,rmer spot and The month 5sdE$,se,
Southern white corn baladaslsc, oa,s--tirmi
No, 9, 7se7ac, Dutter-steady and unchanged &C. !
fancy miq.ions salss d" s sa siM ags
s &C. Nv ana unchsnged Cheese STEADY and ln-
Chang az large, saape. medium, .saelse !
ssmaIi, V,.a9Ssc Sugar-7Firn ana unchanged,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-19

DRY GOODS MARKET.
Il NEWfORK, May ls.--The dry goods jobbng
trade remains steady, though there is moderate
request for spot goods