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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
~ TlT+7lF'7- j z 7 ! E7IfJf n y y
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 6,-PEANUTs-
Spanish variety are quoted at Slo7ls per
demand for shelled goods. Sales are bein;;
freely made in North Carolina at 81 %. which
"a NORFOLK, Ss VsA.,sl IFep.. ea;f.trPEANUTs-.
Farmers market higher Tor AZ grad es. Fancy
AZ fl4I c.; strictly primer 414c. prime, "a
az c. : Commons grades 3ssG &c. Spanish $LlpGl
liz busllel machine picked, 37s 441<c.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NETWORK. Feb 6.-Buylns In dry goods
Is moro Or less at standstill.- Buyers are
operate Unless absolutely compelled to by the
exigencles OF the occasion. And vet there Is
no reason In the present furry, to change their
prices which are by no means base on the
take q good many more perpendicular drops
10 affect the state OF piece goods prices. 81
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON N. C., Feb. 6.-SPIRITS
PENTINE-Nothing doing; receipts II
casks Rosin-FTrm at $3.50: receipts. ee7 bar
rels Tar-Firm at sl.4O: receipts. 371 barrels.
Crude Turpentlne-Firsf at Ss5oai25; receipts,
80 barrels.
Firm at 62a.c,: sales. S. Gu sks recei is 1O2
casks; exports !, oo2s3 casks Rosln-FIrm; sales,
EST barrel; receipts 2.Vol Dpix-4N exports,
St''' S;f RsLlES;ToN s. O. Feb. 6-TuRPEN-
TINE AND Notwithstanding doing, r
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

~, 4. ), AZ and At. paul zen, ls,...... 1OS
chIcn 90 Northwestern con IS $685.. 1885
r,t,ca - 4 I. and Pacific 4s.............. oo7i
S,,,saao md Pc. col. S.. ............ 50
S,ic., ~ ;rcrmlnai Al 1875
ed ;.ohn 6aH2
S"nra'in and Southern 4s ................ s67
nonvcr and Rio Grnndc As 8..................te SE
= w ~ .Iari iian IN ~ D3
t:rie F;eneraI As s5
f Ell. twnih AMI 11anver CITY lists los b.
! IN ~ va,iav 4s 1861
! ana Nashville Unifed 4s....... 9sHs
hrnnba tan consoi rod is .................. 1904
Ma lea ~ Cant raj As Gsia
Ht.i,"n Cani raj LAT Inc ...,.,,,,....,,.. il
Hten,' nd ST. Iouis ~ gi5t
Missouri, Kansas and Texas IS :........... s1e1
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2qs.......,.. g
national r. r. or Mexico con. a TN
New Jersey Central gen 5s..............1sl7s
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IN THE records have Ineen broken this week
In the cotton market, and the advances
scored have been simply phenomenal. We
have repeatedly pointed out that loo. cot
itoi was here to- stay Now we predict,
that cotton will sell above 17c. In the near
iuture. rhe market has been SO strong
sthatasit has driven practically all the
srcrts to cover. With these Sustaining
Influences out OF the way,lit would not
be surprising TO see the market react
from the high figures Of The past week.
we advise extreme caution at the pres
enc time. but believe. that pure bases Of
the March. May and July options ct
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TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond Va, Feb 6. 1901.
Dark Fired Tobacco--New : Market continues
fairly active at unchanged quotations with fair
receipts n Old; Receipts md offerings very light
and market very quiet. but Little. 40 ne.
Brights-unchanged quiet. but Arm; light re-
ceipts Sln,Cured--Active for tho higher
Cclpts fair. 3 s4ts w 4as;E 81 j
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$ ;.$ss., |i!$ FEB FEB ifis
SPOT cotton dun: mIdalinE ulplafnds, 15.so;
.middling gulf. 1915: GALES, ~, bales
100 halcs st,ss. i.535 baleEi sales. l9. bales;
stock, 7ioo3 bales: export 10 France. 80 bales.
2s.7li bales; export to Grent. Britain, s;75s
bales: 10 France. 80 bales; stock, 7oi So balls
Consolidated at all stnports-IS,et receip51 =:
Eth bales g. export e 70 Great hrltun w
total since September Is, at all seaports-.-
Net receipts balss export, n, =, e Great e.
ssIsi7 81 t., F "a nc Sos'S oales
NEW ORLEANS. IA. FEB; e;-coTTo mia
Etsr their samples under cover. declining to
follow ,erratic movement or futures
Futures opened weak and rees :, %e we 1fo,h
orders were quickly absorbed Near the close
however. there was another sharp decline.
the Far East. The cnt losses on the day. com.
pnred with yesterdays finals, were: FEBRUARY
loo March ITO, April III, May lis. June, ny.
July 1913, August 10. September % ana Octo-
Cotton futures steady February a. y 90 4, PA;
March, 10 20dlt3 90 April: - =. May.
l3tlals 62 June 127sglaia; JulS q
W LIVERPOOL, Feb. oTToN-Th ,e.. cotton CO. Z.
There was a large business, bu, not much - e IS
way, in some cases - points from the si9nesi.
Later they rallied little but again Wsak xdn e.
closing, except October and November. which
was / point higher.
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ESIlGKS,

This week has demonstrated that the
interest lii tho war situation In tho Far
lJast has not dwindled UP to yesterday
tile market has shown ali extremely
st1r mr. tlndertone, and the buying was or
tho most confident character. When the
news came that the probabilities Of war
between Russia and Japan had increased,
this caused n selling movement, and the
market has reacted from one to one ana N,
huff per cent, from the high prices estab-
Titled on Wednesday. II must DO said,
however, that the bulk Of the selling was
short stock, and there was very little
indications OF liquidation.
z Money still continues easy, and every.
thing favors higher market except
thu Temporary setback that would be
,caU.ed by war in the Far East. Pending
something definite from that quarter we
would advise conservatism. but would
on no account recommend the short side
toc tn, market; rather would we take such
opportunities as will be presented during
ltho next few days to pick up good
stocks on reactions OF rom ono to two
.pDints, We especially recommend tho
purchase 6 OF 81. PAUL, ATCHlsoN
COMMON AND PR It'ElltttED. tAllSSOu
RI EAcIFIC UNION I,:AGlTlg, s!0 ;,J, I
T,FcN@ PACIFIC, NEW YORK CENTRAL.
PEJNN SYLVANIA and the WABASH
ISIS les. On a reaction Of from two to
three points we would advise the purchase
OF READING,s ERIE and BALTIMORE
&: CHIC.
Ama lgamated Copper Iund v.-C.i win sell
ultimately very much higher.
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/ pANYlLLE ToRAcco .AIAnkET.

y -I7 DnnVllIe. Va, Fob, " l3Ul z"
Following is plbrell N Bros review OF the
I,aiyilie tobacco market for The week:
ss wesf ana ss
r,ads Cor hauling, We have haa moderately ...s
large breaks and the sales hays lasssa every
leys are showing sYlaapt itnS1st 81 SAL thaAs
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I, i, poolac "a 1oai
Nor,harn pociGt. SO Tex. int.) ......,...,.., 7a
Norto,,, md western con. 4s.............. o7A
c,rn, ~ S;hnrt linn Is and pnrtc....... DPS
G x, .; ,.tn co,,T AKA 06
nneIai "a ysA
ST. L, ana iron Mountain con 5s........ ll$1.
st. Louis and San Francisco Is, 44....... S g.,
g. a,aord AR line as ................. 8sai
soutbarn Pnriau IS ,,,.................... SDh
souther,, railway Is 1l25s
RANK md Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1l611
qls n 81 ~ an ing 1ossi
fInion Pariao COW IS Observation-Disclosures. 9sa
q, y 4 stee H. 20 y 1i5
yvabn sh iJeb. b 631a
tvhnaiinp and Lake Erie, As ...........,..f 9oa
Iviucnnsfn Cant raj As Observation-Disclosures. SOY,
colorado ITuel ind Iro1, con. 5s,........... 72,
N. ana 8. I, collateral trust 4s............ s5 4
Central OF Georgia "a Inc .............. y i
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CATTLE MARKETS.
+ RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Feb. g. 1901.
Esesgts for the week endlne M MaTK firm
at Il last weeks quota tions. Best steers. 4s.a
M 70 Ds geo. sei iasl edu@
dry cows. 3:Uslsc.; extra, aEc,; bulls 2st q
fEsiH sSms IFS ssad ssal MsSts
lover Good hogs. g5Ac.; most sales GROUND a, y!
5NS IS .ss sb K HSss s0ss Sis
S$sS 81 Il
cHlcAG 5 nn sMcArdG God to
$50: stocker. and feeders is.2s@i.5;o s eow q
sly ss;fs Give s; ssnffs
s1oga1y hsns na ig
s eSs z e Choice HEAVY rough
ST. S045 %: light, s.. bulk Of sales soa
esd @ sssd SRssp
40 fair 10 choice mixed, ss.75gt0o; native
NEW YORK. Feb s..BEEyEs s-,
none no sales reported. Dressed beef, steady:
CITY dressed beef native sides Hsa 7N ssriv I III
an sa ne Fading Except
At $500 City dressed yeals. salss per pound ana
s Satsd s Steady rm: good to prime lambs
fairly active at oe hsheTs; oihe 1 sTaaes qu9 ei
head eude at S. Reported sales OF lambs at sS17
Dressed mutton, 7as,sc. per psund; dressed
lambs, sG1lorsc. Hogs-ece.pts. 3,lss head no
sales reported.
Choice l light veals, per pound, 7a7 q; good
head head sSa1soS Beef cattie-Young; fat steers
weighing 1000 TO 200 pounds, az p nar
SIC per pound: oxen, per pound. "a &C.: br,. :.
pound %ase yo frssb CONS snWs per
head. with calf s.oq 900; poor, thin, meadow
stock per head Lambs nsa and sh lH@Rc
per pound fair to good, 5qD51sc. par pound
thin rough ses poana
81 5Gfp3 90; Inferior per- head, .$lG2.0; old
bucks, per pound 2@3c.. as to quality. =. II
ctNcISNATII o, FEB. e.-IIoGs-Actlve at
50, Soft5. 70. n Cattle-Dul at se,2Sd4 80. Sheep
Steady at s9.75G4.24. Lambs-steady at Si.5o9
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- o ra,,,d,ny o. registered X. 1oiH
4 - rat,,,I,n ~, coupon +. 1o4N
SU.s S. 49, ~ 10
=, - 3 : yew "a registered .............. 1924
!, d Mew AZ sco,,pon ...... 1874
-, r,1 4. T rnrIstered. =. !, 107
:, q ~, 10 ca,,,on I, 7. 4. /. 107
aison rcnrra q Z. /. ssss
.AtchIson Adjustment As % Z
Atlantic COAT Line As ............ 9sA
1,,,,,,nore and ohio IL 1olls
1,ai,imoro and ohio sb.s ............. az
Central Of Georgia IS 1o5ll.
II q, f,aorpIa 1pt Inc I. IT,
C.hcsn,cakc and Ohio 4ls ................. 1925
chicago ana Alton rs ............ 1t,4
chicago, d. and quincy CIV 4s,........... e2,s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORN on RICHMOND. TER. 9, l9oa

PORT OF RICHMOND FEB. 6, 1904.
.s ARRIVED, .Esy "
Steamer .Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
\ s. eamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mnrchan-
disc and passengers. Old loDmlhionIlnh'
SAILED.
VI steamer BERKELEY, Shelly, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. 6. 1904.
W. 6-7 ARRIVED.
Barge Ismilee, Fall River.
& Barge fIattie Provdence..
Steamer Carsbrook, BoSt Ton.
Stcunler Cimheria, New 1ork
SAILED.
Schooner Charles Davenport Portsmouth.
p Steamer Ulriken, -Verncrus*,
Schooner Young Bros, Savannah.
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\ LYNcHpuRq TOBACCO MARKET,

Sales of tobacco on the I.ynehburg n'ar,dkaS,t
for the two weeks ending February Q, 1904,
reported by John l. Oglesby, OF Lynen'a
M sold Week ending January soth, Gi5.soo
mounds; sold week ending February 9, be26p
bounds; decrease for week ending February 9TH,
February 6. 1904, 5,s62,OO0 pounds; s>d from
October ]. 1909, to- February 9 1913, looys2W
Receipts were much lighter than was OK;
pected this week, caused By the continues col,l
wenther. Prices continue ghout the same With
but little prospect Of any advance,
ofnti mr. ps follDWEt
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JOHN l. WILLIAMS & SONS.
BAakE1S.
toea,etp n RICHMOND, VA,
Il s0UrnEnN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
NtJNfCrpAIy ONbS "a SPECIALITY.
Correspondence invited
.WNE II.

The situation In Tie East is still threat
eil:ng, and this will have Il tendency, to
advance prices. Aside from this, the
crop situation iii the, southwest Is q
have not been especially aggressive this
week. and the result has been a slight
5en..ng off iii prices, and a less active
market, BUY WHEAT. tl as
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cor y /, OH MARIE

NEW YORK. Feb. 6-Cottonseed oil quiet.
but steady; prime crude, I. b, mills, 1000
merl yellow, nominal: prime white. 4oc,; prime
winter yellow, 4Oai2c.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb G,-FI OuR,Quistt, ~, bil'
t9'a fes'i sss2Fhs S'ss sssS,
tss5,i5 cornmeal- Steady; yellow, Western,
sos kIn-tTies RsggeS@Duy feeding 5:s
Wheat whest-spot easier: 40. . red. sse. Options
eReed ,s rush proat.takins sales whIsn
broke prices about n cent per hushe, ~ .h l
Mora aos hs9sa on . aaday the
The market rallied war rupor and ,e closed g
E at u iai sSe net lSWsE Mas sioss'
dull er s9e a, 9pb e openns
ana unchanged, May closed at 6ossc, July,
57 BBeete os,ssp' fa sihi; soaS u.s.
100 hss % Ssl Heskst s fslg psr
Sss fs
100 Zoo mess. sii7sals:ss - - : s, 40
,asssa 1aciorS isalis ssSSss
ud niy s saa alna fo %Es Ssptssss s
seettitied; Western nrsts, SOC. re,z.,
S
i Hfmi a Ma Norss asDa aas ss'al s.
t,oreespot Rio steady; No 4. = AN inYoS h
n, M for corfeo futures opeed steady at an
on other positions on moderate buying Selling
became particularly active Just before me ne
t lion In package eofIee and in sympathy with
the continued break IN cotton ana ths close Close
i Mit eoo bags sugal-ltaw steady; fair refining.
p s-s2427sc.; centrifugal % test. y
ronfeetioners H. $3.50; mould sisI mould A
$3.50: SIT loaf IND crushed. Sill L; powdered,
''i Psooiataes~Flrn; Long Island, ssAs 50: Jersey,
s. 50a3 2S Jersey sweets 5000 STATE ame
fnnsw handpicked, ne; other domestic, sA@
&c, Cabbages-Ste ady: domestic, per ton. S2op
3, %; 7 per lOO $4,000. Cotton--By steam 70
l.l4iyerpoo, &c.,
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks il New York
!. SALES.
frH InaIHraHE

2I1oo Amalgamaled Copper go.
~ Amer. Cotton on n. .........,
Amer. Caii, pfd........i.....
1000 Amer. Locomotive. COME
Amer Locomotive, ptd....
1l 90 Amer sugar '... !, 49, K
145 Al 4. and s !. Fe. pfd,.......
11gO Baltiln and OHIO. ...,.....
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Translt...
Canada SOUTHERN .a......sts,,
400 Canadian Pacific ...,,.......,,
400 chesapeake and fOhlo.'.s...'
400 Chi. Circuit WESTERN. 1900.
], 300 CHI, Milu5nnd g., P..,t. 100
7, 100 Colo. Fuel and lron,s.....s
so Colo. Southern, cofnt......t
Colo. Southern, lat pfd....
Colo. Southern. "a pld.....
a 100 Clcv.. Cine Chi. ana y Il,
Continental Tobacco pfd..:.'
1900 Consolidated Gus ,,..... ys.,..
1909 Delaware and iludson. ....5.S
Del, Lack and western.
RICO Eric. com. ..........,...3.j.,,..'...4s,
& 400 Erie, 1st pfd .......,. ............
100 Erie, "a pfd..... ..............
$50 General Electric ....i......,
1910 Illinois Central .....;..,;;,.....
POGO louisville and NaahViilc..
1926 Manhattan 800. ........,.'...
5T0O Metro. Street Railway. ....'
100 Mexican Central ...,........j
40 Mo. Kan, and Tex, com ~.
400 Mo-. Kan. and Tex p1d.,..5
1900 Missouri Pacific. ........y..
X 100 Nash. Chat. and -. l>........
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BALTIMORE s'rocle NJ

BALTIMORE srocls MARKET,
Iina common 81. g8% do, preferred. u asked,
Seaboard 4s-Nothing doing, Atlantic Coast
Line common, 1OsIl09ls; do.'f preferred-Noth
ing doing, tta iSe
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: CHICAGO, I'LL, Feb. GA storm, OF liqui,
sptte "of the critical situation IN m Orient
The market was unable TO rally and c lSSna;
being OFT lc, from last nights close. May
corn closed 1880; lower. while, oats were
down .ibaMc. Provisions unchangel,
The leading futures runs I;.l, rs foIo"s; close
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25c Per Share. Par Value &I.O0.

wa have already taken orders for more
than 70 times tho number OF genuine
Runies that We can manufacture IN the
next six months with our present labor
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FL WHO is WHO? Fifty dollars in gold
to be given, by The Times Dispatch In
prlEcs. Make yourself familiar with tho
advertisers in The Times-Dispntch, II
YOU would win The details Of tho con-
test will be announced shortly.
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pAITlMoRlS. MD, Feb e,.rFLoIl n. Firm
ana unchansed.s Wheat-Spot firm! No, RED,
.s SsasSS3Ss sss po95si
Wh.e,, 4s.4e. Rye Firm; NO 3 e5e.. Butter
Steady fancy mtatSn 19@3oe 81 fancy Tse erea ad
E,,wssn r. endy and unchanged. fBs l35 r.
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. e.-ToGs---Act!ve at
80 Sost5 20 Cattle-Dull at Se,25dl4, 80. Sheep
Steady at se.75a424 Enthusiastically at S4.So9
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!, RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET s
III Illchraond,. w, Feb. 9, l9oi
sls QUOTATIONS. IS: a

His sSsS sss sf iss, S'lss
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Feb. Q. 1904.
SALES

Virginia 3s--s3. 09J at a. 81. 90 Mt o..
Virginia COMMUNICATION at giH; 500 at DAN,
VlrEinin- Carolina Chemical Co. common-2s
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Ear corn tcar lots), " ioa..'' ~ % x
RYE (bas lots) ......,,....,....,....' ~ ~
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COTTON.

Ama gamated Copper ana V.-C.lwlll sell
III INN fnly Very much mig her. 49,
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%aiy Ss5 ]. s$$ $Sii.vs: Fno $fS
Was ASH arn Winter patent 1ksP! so
49, 5 spEEDs p ssl5 ~ spyns Whes
SSSSi adosc.: No. rod, 99Md91%e. No. corn,
s sSs SeloS Sqs oa ats tN Ss
dood feeding barley, 3oallci fair 70 ee S
mating, lsa5se ila mas, JILL LA "a ss,5!
R naas nor pcS stba rre Per
sf cls saSr sd Ths sls6s
Sc S7ls Whiskey, basis Of high 80 wines,
clover contract Grade TSlli99e snt
darles isla agOc. Eggs weak at 2Ige9c. GheGSe
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-26

FORRENT-A splendid ground
floor office room on Main street,
in the heart Of the city. Inquire
at this office. =
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-26

The Progress is always the best,
Prescription Specialists. Gordon
Drug Co.
Get the best meat on the market at
The Enterprise.
Largest line of fancy toilet articles
IN town at Gordon Drug Co.
The Valley Feed company handle
the Racine and Winona wagons.
The famous spalding Base Ball
goods are sold only at vorbeck's.
All kinds of northern grown field
and garden seeds, Valley Feed Co.
There is nothing finer than the Pro-
gress home made bread. Try loaf.
1t is fine.
There is good and bad plumbing.
We do the best The Grand Junction
Plumbing Co.
We want your sewer connections
Come and seeTif our prices are not
right. The Grand Junction Plumbing
Co.
Have your laundry done at the Star
Laundry and gets the best service in
the city. Wash called for and deliv-
cred.
The best timing for the least
money by Caldwell and Lowe Bros.
back of the White Mercantile Com
paHy's store.
Everybody purchasing a piano of US
will DE thoroughly satisfied. as are our
former customers. Yorbeck Music
and Book Store.
We do ANYTHING in repair work and
especially bicycle work. See Cald-
we'll and Lows Bros. back of the
White Mercantile Co. S store.
Satisfactory plumbing by the Grand
Junction Plumbing Co. Office 4th
and Colorado. Ave.
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WANT COLUMN.

Rooms for housekeeping. 437 Pitkin
Ave.
For sale. Good mich COW, at 100
Rood Ave.
For Ssle.-A good work horse. Call
at l3I White.
Is room house Struthers Ave. for
emit. ]. o. Plank.
For Rent-Nicely furnished front
room at 754 Grand avenue.
For Rent. Four room modern
house, 9TH and Struthers Ave.
Money to loan on improved city
property, at percent. Address p o.
Box 296.
Lost. on street or in
store. Liberal reward if same is left
at Sentinel office.
For Rent Two large. newly fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Call at All White.
Coal. The Mesa Point coal mine
will be kept open all summer. Coal
for family use can be had nv phoning
6S2 Red. w. a. Lynch. fuel Agt
Coal 50 per ton delivered, $1.75 half
ton.
For Sale Cheap "A walnut faced
book case and writing desk combined.
Also set of Goth century Americana
ed Encyclopedia Britannica, in half
morocco binding. consisting of 81 mas
sive volumes with guide to syste-
matte reading. Inquire at Star Ba-
kerry.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-26
WYOMING FOR HEARST.

Cheyenne, Wyo., May 25.-The
Laramie county Democratic con-
vention met here today and elected
delegates to the state convention,
instructed for Vim. R. Hearst for
president. Laramie county is the
principal county in the state and
the Democratic leaders at the capt.
tai here, say that its action will be
followed by every other county in
the state and that the Wyoming
delegation to the national conven-
ton will be instructed for Hearst.
The daily sentinel., 1904-05-26

Your repair work of any kind,
especially spray pumps, will be given
best attention by us. Try our work.
Caldwell and Lowe Bros. Shop
back of Whites Mercantile Cos.
Store.
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COAL! COAL!

Good clean nut coal suitable for
summer use. Orders delivered
promptly Phone 394 red. Office
1870 South 4th. OPP. P. o.
R. II. Baylis, agent
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". @. BOYER.
General Contractor.

am fully prepared and competent
to furnish estimates on all kinds OF
contract work. Brick. stone and oe-
ment work. can furnish as cheap.
ly as any one in the city. Give me a
trial. Twenty-Five years experience.
P o. Box No. 80.
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NORTH HOosICK

w. A. Scutt and daughter of Brook
Ign are visiting his mother, Mrs f. r.
Howard.
Mr. and Mrs John Colanor of Cam
bridge were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Howard Sunday
A party from Hoosick Falls picniced
at Battlefield Park Thursday, bringing
piano with them. Merritt Andrew
of Walloomsac and Mr. and Mrs Bar.
ney Carney were invited guests. They
had games, singing, music, ice cream,
fruit, etc.
Mrs James Miller ane daughter of
Hoosick Falls have been spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs Clute.
Thomas and Allie Mcclure started
or New York Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs George Harrington vis-
tied friends in PittStown Sunday.
Mrs William Cottrell is going to
Boyntonville to spend a week with her
father.
The North Hoosick base ball team
went to Arlington Saturday, August
ID and were defeated by score of to
3. The Walloomsac base ball team
went to White Creek Saturday aud de-
feated the White Creek team by score
of 8 to 6.
There was clam bake Saturday in
James Wards grove and there was
large company out.
Mr. and Mrs Brooks returned Friday
from their drive to Galway. Not hav
ing flashed their vacation, they went
to South Salisbury to spend Satur-
day and Sunday with her mother.
Charles Klages and wife of North
Hoosick and Mrs Kelly and son OF
North Adams drove to Shushan Satur-
day morning and visited Mr. and Mrs
James Mcclure.
The Stevens and Thompson Paper
company of Wslloomsac areputting in
three new heaters. They are also re
pairing their North Hoosick mill, put
ting in new water wheel and other
needed repairs.
Mr. and Mrs Jilson are spending a
few weeks with Mrs John Marsh.
G. N. Percy of Cambridge visited
Mrs Marcia Gooding of WalloomsaC
Sunday.
William Killday and Hugh Norris,
sey went to New York Monday.
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House for Sale

Desirable Residence. Noble Prop.
erty, 2O6 Stafford street, for sale for
cash, on easy payments, or exchange
for less valuable rentable property
and cash difference. Large, ten room
house, high ceiling large closets, big
comfortable hall, one-half acre lot
with fruit trees and shrubs.
Vim. Wilcox,
W. som sryllle, Mass.
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SUNDERLAND

Mrs VIM Chamberlain OF Manches-
ter visited her sister, Mrs Ralph Bent
ly, the first Of the week.
Miss Rose La Due spent few days
at A p Bowen's the first of the week.
The sociable held in Union church
parlors last Friday evening was a sue
cess, over s15 being realized, There
will be another sociable at the same
place on Friday evening, the 26th inst,
Miss May Squires is at home for a
few days.
Mrs Frank Squires of Arlington is
very low at the home OF her son, VIM
Squires.
Mrs Ed Beagle is at her fathers,
Chas Stone, to remain until her health
improves.
Mrs Clement Burbank and sons are
at E e Lawrence's.
Mr. and Mrs Abel Stillson's grand
sons from North Adams are visiting
them.