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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02

sales, Is, Els bales. 35s sl
Cotton, quiet: middlinc. 90: gross receipts -
$3.50 bales; sales. l.. lib bales; stock. s.'ts'
bales; export to France 200 bales. - .,s
Total to-day at all ports--Nct recsipu So'v ~
France, 7,No balcs y to tho Continent, 23,I
bales; stock. 1913. CIT baiea III } 8 ~
Consolidated at all seuportS-fet receipts,
81 s52 bales: export to Great B tain. y. ,oeo
bales to France, i.5c6 bales: to the Continent
lbs TH bales; TO Japan, ll0. 81 bales:
Total since September LIST at all ports-Set
receipts, 4,53i.gT bales; export to Great BrtAin,
15J4,2Co bales; to France. 1853. 100 bales 70 me
Continent, l,i34.92s bales: TO Japan, a,4l2
bal4s TO Mexico. u, 7l5 bales.
+ NE wORLEASss,G LA.,} Dec L-cOITON-
Spot cotton In good demand but OF lower rates;
Sales $3.50 bales, including 800 to arrive ana
100 f. O. b, Quotations 5-lGc. lower. Influenced
Futures opened very dull and 25a3i points
lower than yesterdays closing level. The Of
ferfngs were liberal. but no ono apparently
cared to buy, and the bears had everything
their own way. "A matter That Is now receiving
COl,.Ider.t Ion is what VIII the country banks
do who have advanced eight cents a pound on
cotton Counting the freight the staple vs. now
below that price :. In the country. The ioca!
market was Influenced In part by the decline u
II English points in Liverpool In the tradins
January opened % points lower at s. Al. 3eoid up
10 S5I declined to 8. 30 and finally improved 70
g. IS Tho market closed weak with net losses
Cotton futures steady. December. s.37as $;
j anliary S44IS45; February. 8.o?I3 "a march
8soIsG3; April S.101s. ~: May, 8.7t4s.77; June,
SsoI3S4; 3 July, S.2sTs. SO.
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NV GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec LA generally fiat. mar,
leet in dry goods Is the result o. L Eon in
tic weakness however, has resulted fImn this
change and tho market remains as depleted
Of til majority Of Inns as at any time OF !ute-
Jobbers arc indltferently busy.
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. ii Dec. 1.--SPlRlTS
TuR pENIINIl-N doing recepts. AZ
casks. Ros,n-- Firm at $500; .rerepts. ait bur-
reIsi ,ruI~-Fir7n at $40; receipts 30 barrels
Crude ITurpentine-INlm at saSOna'o; receipts
III barrels. ,ur,nr,>,r1>,1,
Irirn, nj iGibc.; receipts. Aa1 cniks; sales. 30
casks; shipments, 70 casks. Ilos!ll-Firm;, re-
ceipts, 1,S5 barrels; snles ?,l25 parrels ship-
mGnts 125 barrels ,,,,,r,,,,
y CHAR .ESTON. s. C.. Dec: 1,-TuRfEN-
TINE AND TlQSIN--Noth hing doing,
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I MISCELLANEOUS MARKErA

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. -1.-PEANUTs--,
Spanish-Flrm and active at Soc, with gooa
demand. Receipts Increasing, but not sni-
Client to supply the demand, virgnias-E.lE Firm
Mt 3Xc for fancy. stock. Machine. 2,sGSHc;
shelng stock, &c. Receipts light
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LynchburgS Tobacco Market.
7I-I -Ig1l ~ 3 ~ =, 3 - = N
Lynchburg, Va, Dec.

Lynchburg., " e.. Dec T. 1904 .si
Sales OF loose tobacco on 2the I ynchburg ma r.
ket for the two weeks ending November. p.
1904. reported by John L. oglesby.z OF Lynch 8
q Sold week ending 4 November i Sth. 400. 100
pounda; sold week ending. .NoyeMber 25th, l?s,-
700 pounds; increase for week ending November
' SID from septeber:1, 1sp4:fo November Is.
1861 to November a5, 1907, I. Sos;4M pounds;
The receipts this, aiw COX -.-were quite light
some years past. This Is Tho result OF two
causes. There was not as much tobacco raised,
tobacco since 1t was cured. The conditions or
the offerings WIS rather bad. large portion
The quality OF tho tobacco Is very good. though
the colors OF large portion was considerably Ply
was sattsfactory5to the seller. Much OF 1t was
discounted because 1t was In such high order.
W Quotation OF prices on the Lynchburg market
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES:

100 A. G. L., coni...........,....
1920 Amolgamated Copper ......
1OO Amer. Car and Foundry..
GOO Amer. Cotton Oil...........i
Amer. lob. 4 p. c. ctfs...
Amer. Tobo pfd...........
10000 Amer. Can ....,..,...........
1000 Amor. Can, pfd.............
6400 Amer. Locomotive, com....
400 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
244O0 Amer. Sugar ...............
32soo A., T. and s. Fe, com....
3lD a., 7. and s. Fe, pfd.......g
2GS00 Baltimore and Ohio. .......
Oio0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Canada Southern ..........
Geo Canadian Pacific ...........
! 900 Chesapeake and Ohio.....
1880 Chi. Great WESTERN. .......
4SloO Chi, Mi. and s. P. ........
1900 Colo. Fuel and Iron.........
ego Colo. Southern, corn. .......
2 400 Colo. Southern, 1st pfd......f
600 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd......
$500 Clev., Chit Gin. and s. l.. d;
} 27W Cont. lob, pfd.
14GO Consolidated Gas .........t....
200 Delaware and Hudsoll......
100 Del, Lack. and Western.
23l01 Erie, com. ...... ............
( 1900 Erie, Int pfd.
700 Erie, "a pfd.................
900 General Electric ............
100 Illinois Central .............
1890 Louisville and Nashville.
1900 Mnnhattan......5 ......:
37t00 Mcrto. Street Rallway......
1900 eMxican Central ............,
900 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, conn.,.
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I RICHMOND. GRAF MARKET.
nv Richmond. Va, Dec. i, 1901.
QUOTATIONS. gf, 2 .5t
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. 4
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)

a tich1nond Va, Dec. l. 1904.
h RI nor :. cattle was light and no top steers
fss Sry sSEs ss Cd thin cows is
d Light run q hogs and sold from 4s5@5c.
rough Il hogs ys 4g 4aa,, as to qualify
nnSs sassR aea e ea'pa n nat shssp
&C., Fresh COWS, s25GF!2.EO, Veal calves glg7c.
Prospects very good for next market.
ee GhlcAq Ss haaa a Rss s.
ss 10 e medums aos oas&? l stoeK
ri asa aessss sasrs GG sso9 5s
s2 g 1; calves 5000 Western steers saG09
s;nssr oS ass ad tS2SS sa"a n ~
sis sa|ss 9 $sios
strong; lambs steady, Good to choice wethers,
u. 41Ni %; fair to choice, mixed, $s,5oMl,s5;
CO head, Feeling r!as easier. Dressed ssisi heef
ss h9aa rex a a.t Ssas
ara; sulls, s'5s, Dressed sayss fuli p S'
eiy aFeissa Sag Hssa round
ecspts sss S head cad ! seep s siosspG aad
70 choice lambs, dull but about steady; me-
10 PRIME Prime sold ao' Toys III e taSs.
b,oGo head. Market noMlinally weak.
Tl.E-I'irs, quality steers per pound, astellSe;
2Ac.;&i bulls. e2dl3c. istmch cows. extra. Ter
head $asaSsSo; s90l, slsaas5 %; epnmin,
per pound, sas'ss, = god % ll,1atsr; rough and
mol IA sheep per head. sslia, 5of,l,er pound,
Sl43isc.. No. fat. sheared, Dor pound, 2l.ilscl;
old bucks 2ME,ac; common. per head, SD
200; spring lambs. choice. per pound, 5Sfis,ic,;
common. rough, ssGls9o .s
UNION STOCK YARDS; I'IlyrsBuRG. PA.
Dec, l,-i;ArT .ilr.,s;npply light; market
steady. Choice, s55oa5.75; prime u.s. I'd, All
Hogs.-R seeipss llgh';; nlns Lower RI ne
Sa i75 lsh, workers. i. 5osii 90; piss q iSlO
market steady prp,o Doc. highnr az yLSQGfS Goi
sson,pon sheer. sl.ssW; spl'ing lambs, Sil.e,e5;
veal CALVES, STaIlasi s
rINoINSATl. o., I,ea. LII .Ast!i ana
common, 5000 o. Gal seady and quiet.
Fair ~ good shippers. u iaY 76i comnlon, $40
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SOUTHERN Rail WAY.

q SCHEDULE IN BFFbcT3Nov.seT 9Th. 1904 ~
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
= 100 Al M.--Daily-Local for Charlotte, N. c.
II $50 p M.-Dnily-L imited-Bufret Pullman co.
fs{ Atlanta and Birmingham New OrlaanAs
q st Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
G 500 p MEX. Sunday-lleysville Local
ii 80 p. MISUNDERSTANDING 8, Pullman 8 raadH
531s$s4 $3.50 p. NJ for all the South. s 5fS
YORK RIVER LIN p.
The fayoritel rou:e to Baltimore and Eastslo
points. q Leave Richmond 4:2o P. n. daily, q.
Ills r.. M-Loca1-Daily- Except Sunday. 3s
4;a0 p. M-Except Sunday-For West Point,
5E connecting with steamers for baltimore
sts ,5 and river landings. Steamers sailing from
II isE West Point Monday, Wed nesday jnnd FRI
day call at Yorktown and r Clay Banki !
f t5f Tuesday, H Thursday and Saturday, ALI
&. monds and Gloucester Point.
445 a. M.-Except sunday---Local mixed fse
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4 :5s A. NJ. and IA F. N. From all the South
i g :35 p. M.-From Charlotte and Durham
H S:lO A.. NJ. From KoysvI 9.
( 9:o5 A. M-Bnlti NOR and West Point. III
10 AS Al: NJ, $40 p. M,-From West Point.
q w. WEsTnuRY.DP q, Ri 40 =, yXsT
s. H. IARDWICEI. IS fftss ~ w. IL TAYLOR
g.. II AcKERT.8 Gem l.. Mgr,
Il ISt5a Washington, d. G. s,.,
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'irginla Centuries-1.tOo at 49,

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
e BALTIMORE, MD. Dec. l.--Seaboard Air
Lane common, lSH9l9: do. preferred. %SlSSH.
Atlantic Coast Limo cominon--SothinE dong.
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nA1TIMoRD, MD, Dec, 1,--l'1OuR-pull
ma N,nchanged Wheat--steady; spot, $l,0sM
southern by samn!s soe nOw G1Fn
Easy SPOT new, 1s,sa21ESgitr; my NJ WIFI
s @assS iisye.-Dun nutteirn fa9sy I'M
tuon lo9pc do, creamery, 4g sS1scas'G i,u no
M Tm nd Unchanged at SIC, cheese7Fn and
nnchanIed, !. Slgar--Strong and Unchanged
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MAR1Nr, 1NrELLIGENcE,
PORT or RICHMOND. DEC, I. 1904.

* ARRIVED.
Steamer Brapdon Harvey. Norfolk merchan-
Stea,ne. old Point Comfort. Graves. jane,
i3iver landings ana Norfolk, merchandise and
~, "a .,ssngers Virg iniu Navigation COMPANY
large Pa,apsco. Thomas, bermuda Hundred,
light, ss
S94a SAILED &
steamer Brandon, Harvey Norfolk merchan;
disc and passengers, Old Dominion 1lhs
PORT OF WEST POINT, DEG, I, 1901.
& 4i NJ ARRIVED, S' ID FIJI +
Charlotte, Murphy, Ialtin,ore, passengers and
.geaenl cargo.
Il sAILEn i'll,
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. ~
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, DEC, l, 1874,
fs,as AkNlNIsIs EEr,5iie Vi
steamer August Belmont, Baltimore,
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NEW YORK, Dec. l, L.. oil wns
crude, r. o. j., mills, l9c; prime summer !, yell
low. 25hI25lsc of summer fellow, &C.;
prime wiitc. oI3oc, prime winter yelow, V9u
2Ii.l- & t j =
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- e q. n Richmond; Fredericks-
Ia * j sburg s. Potomac Il. r..

.
Trains Leave Richnond---N orthWard.l
{ Ais A. M.-Daily-By st. Through
6:45 a. M-Daily-Alnin st. Through.
h ITO *. M..5weck days. Elba, Ashland Accom-
+ s:4o. A. M.--Dally-Byrd St. Through. Local
u :os noon--Week Days-Byrd ST. Through.
"a loo P, lM.--Week SDays-Byrd st. Freder1ckS.S
&gll burg Accomrnod ton. sS5 33
sos p. 1M.-Dally- St. Through
4 :a0 P. 8Al.--Weelr Days--Elba Ashland Ass
SOS g fo'l M.@paiiy-Byrd ST Through.
Trains Arrive Richmond--SouthW Inward
B s:s2 Al NJ. Ii week days Elba, Ashland Ac-$
$50 a. M.eeWeek pnys-Ryrd st. Fredericks-is
55li burg Accomrp oda ti0n 81 545,s 3g55r h
1856 a. M.-Daily-Byrd st s Through. 1
II ito a. M.--Weels Days. Byrd st, Through.
Local stops. - tSss5
Ii 552 p NJ. !, week days. l1lba Ashland Ac-s
7:15 p tM.IDaliy-Byrd St. Through.
600 p. Nj. !. daily. Byrd st. Through Local
" . ia p n. -paily-N1nln ST. Through ri
81 NOTE-Pullmnn Sleeping or Paror& Cara On
o,i'>nhoye trains except train sarrivng Rich-3
1nond 1850 a. NJ. week days una !oca! accom-
nodations. =. u. {, NJ j Ii
VIE t,2NT, ' DuKE, / G. w. CULP, ". P. TAILOR.
Cent Man'r.. Asst. Gost'L Man Trnf. Man
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Cash QuotAllons |sru =. ~
s siasS So No. spr red siiiH i:ls So corn
i9c No. yellow re MN Sx,,;a oa asG yass No
rye. 7sG75e. Good feeding barley. 3:G fair
mating asaS I MH !FlSnss,sha sai
:, "a Ness nor, per barrel. sLl. 40d Al; lard,
Der 100 pounds, 30 !5 short ribs sides loose2
short clear q s!de nS SpoS Sin. ss'Sttc
ciove e. c m grade si2,a5 Bnttes.FIrm;
ereameres 0aa5e; dalT!e,s 92ss Gess soa
Included, lsMa2ic.; hrsts, 2i.sc.i prime tlrsts.
.GIac.; extras, .Si@c. s' 'tl55 is.3l4 ~
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e..6 shecp-ss1ow and easy at $1.7614.oo.
Ja1nbs-Dull and weak, at s.. Go3s.o o.. Ii
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Ta., dec

ia a !, Richmond. Va..s dec. !, 1904.
Dunk Fired Tobacco = tNew)A-Receipts mod
crate and market active at Quotat ION. ODD
Receipts / and offerings fair and, price steady.
sLn-Curcd (New)- Market continues active at
quotations; 4 receipts increasing. Brghts-s
Market fairly az q q hrn Tor oil desirable
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iApPLES-Alarket fairly active at prices
quoted; receipts decreasinE.
fREcEPTs FOR THE WEEK.Whesat, 1886
els; rye, $50 bushels -four. LEO barrels: hay
ISL tons; mill feed 40 tons ID tas
{ STOCK IN ELEvATOR..Oats. ese l bushels
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sPrcjiudiced Jury,

In Pennsylvania school directors decided
the charges against a teacher by a vote of
the children, and tho educator had AIT
OF his prlsoners.-C hnttanoogn Times,
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NSSz!AyN9!H6ito|k&W6Stp1l

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. ,s
/. 900 A. M.-NORFOLk LIMITED. l Arrives 4
Norfolk l120 A AZ. Stops only at Petersburg.
Waverly and Suffolk. }l22z ~
9;U6 A. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchpurg II ana !;
Roanoke. Pullman sleepers. Roanoke to c:olun-s; n.
bus, Dlueneld to Cincinnati: also Roanoke to Z
Knoxville. md Knoxville ito Chattanooga and y
Memphis. it s4 81 E3153 litfj5 a5 II aS5a 5ffi
1910 p. M-RoANo1sE EXPRESS for Farms
Vile, Lynchburg and Roanoke. 81 !. \,
AZ 800 p. EM.--OCISAN SHORE LIMITED. {-:ArsA
rives Norfolk 500 P. NJ; Stops only at Peters-s
burg. Wavcrly and Suffolk Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York
Baltimore and Washington. ~ 4sS SEE ( Is
725 P. M.-For Norfolk and all stations eass
. x oao - r M..-N15vp ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sletpsrs Richmond TO .LynohburK and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Pulaski. Lynchbur9 90 !
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans Gaze at.
$50 p. INST LOUIS EXPRESS Through
Pullman sleeper Petersburg to Columbus, CAFE
8 Trains arrive from tho West I: a5 A. NJ. s:os
p Mend an s:o5 F. NJ: from Norfolk lf:4o ~. -
Office No. sss East Main Street. .a
sE W. d. BEvILL, S$S C.. H. BOSLEX. ~
#S3 Gen'l. Pass. ACT. i;sl Dist Pass Ass-S5
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

81 fl sf3t i5 sss l-91-'N. f4y14ss lssff
TRAINS LEAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC.
900 II M-Seahoard Alail-l0:00 r, lM.--Sea-
board EXpress--To Savannah, Jacksonville.
Atlanta ana Southwest. . 5E IA
a IN A y H u .ocp--For Norlina and Hanle It, 3S
'tTRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY,
s,s5 A. M, No. at--trom Florida. Atlanta and \
4.ss ine MO. 6s-From Florida. Atlanta and
80 p i'.s Mo, ss-From Norllna and Local
ponts ,lI5 wa
~ z - W. NJ. TAYLOR. g. H. A..
800 East Main Street. Phone K5,
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1 s,y,,.; s sss sss IS s sss
Spot cotton closed quiet. 30 points decline:
middllng uplands. 800; niddlng gut, 20;
sales, 13,2lS bales. *
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Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. IS
Norfolk and Western CON. 4s............. 1oo3i
Oregon Short Line As and Partic. ...u.... l03sa
Pennsylvania corlv Observation-Disclosures 0si4
Reading General 4s... 102ha
st.51Ipllis and Iron Mountain con. $751;. 116%
ST. Louis southwestern lists. 97h
Seaboar1 Ar Line Is. ssh
Southern Pacific Is Eek. into .............. %
Southern Railway 5s.. ............... 119A
Texas ami Pac.s Its Eek. int) ......,..... 1l9a
Toie,io st..sL: and Western is.......... ssis
Unlons Pacinc 100
Union Pacific conv. 11tss
u S. Steel "a .,......................... 9ssi
Wabash lists 1lTat
Wabaaii Deb ......................... 6s1s
Wheeling and Lake EErte 4s. 93ss
Wisconsin Central As. %
Colorado Fuel cony. 5ts. :. ............... 81
N and o. Collateral Trust 4s.............. a5ss
nf (scorpiaf I'd observation-disclosures. q
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION S.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s......... 12sis
Chicago. r l. and Pacific 4s............... slss
Chicago. r. l. and Pacific col. 5s........ pfiA
c., c., c. and St Louis gen. ~ lex. int) 10l
Chicago Terminal S41s
Consolidated Tobacco As 81
Colorado and Southern 4s..................Es9
Denver and Rio Grande 4s................ 1ClA
Erie prior lien 109
Fort Worth ana Den City Lists lex. int) i. 1lsh
Hooking Valley ..... Ill n
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s...!.:....t 103h
alarhatta tan CON- gold 1O ia
Mexican Central ......... 7Gia
Mexican Central LIST Inc..................s 25h
MINI and St Louis o.
Misso,,ri. a,,sas and Texas Is Eek. int 1COK
Nissou,i, Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... s6h
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s:......... slls
New York Central gem 3Hs..H ............ ]Olh
Nav Jersey Central gen. ..........., 1854
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1851
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ATLANTIC COAST. LINE.

rvp AIMS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD-5
'1N"s-s'r STREET STATION. $50 a Z
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY SEPT. 18TH. ~
:o5S a. MA c.. L. Express to all points
o:6o a. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. &
1S:io p. M.-Petershurg and and w Wsst,,E
=: O0 s. M-Petersburg and Norfolk. ~ fft:
sl:lO p M.-Cfoldsboro Local q i;si
5:b5 p M-Petersburg Local: 5l.ss
f7:S r. M.-''Florlda and West Indian Lin.
tied" to all points South * -. N
80 =. M,-Petersburg and n. and w, West
80 p. M,-Petersburg Local y ~,
4:o7 A. NJ; 1885 A. NJ; 1925 a. NJ: ..'lo;46 Al
NJ IL 40 A LOO p. NJ: s2;06 P. 80 p.
NJ T.I5 r. Nj; fp:O5 p. NJ.
: .Except Sunday. @'Sunday only ,,s1s
O. s. CAMPBELL, Div. Pass. AT.
a w. j. CRAIG, 4 Gen Pass. Agt
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NEW YORK Dec. lL-E'1OUR-Mnrket dull
Rye Flour-Fir7n. Isuckwheat Flour-Quiet
sCorn,neal-Quiet. Rye-Soninal. Barley
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-09-24
G%oLDFIELD SALES.
Some Properties that Changed
Hands this Week.

Elliott, Williams & Coloourn have
sold the Black Dyke group Of five
claims located east 81 McLaughIins
wells 10 Los Angeles Investors for a
good cash figure The property
which adioTns the Big -Four group on
the southeast was examined ou be-
haf Of the purchasers by 4. Lester
Curtis, mining engineer Of Los Ar
geles. The same firm have also sold
60 a local syndicate the Russia group
OF five claims located oue mile aud q
quarter east Of the Black Butte
group at Dianoudfeld The prop
ertv, which was owned by Dave HoI-
land aud Dick Colboarn, IS trayersed
oy numerous lodges carrying fair
surface values and a company will be-
Incorporated TO develop it, The own
ers obtained a good cash payment
and stock.
Charles f. Nagnder. the Tonopah
broker, has sold to Dr.. l. g. Wheeler
four claims known as Goldfnch, Gold
Coin. Gold Eagle and Gold King sit
uatsd ABOUT $40 feet north OF the
Saudstorm group On Columbia noun
tain for cash and stock ia q company
which viii be organized IN Milwaukee.
The purchasers are Ho~ surveying
the claims.
The same broker has also bonded
to W. C. Wyukoop the Cod stand
ard, Gold Medal. Midget and Cod
Bug claims adjoining the Sandstorm
group on the west
The sale Of the St. Ives group is
referred 10 under that heading
Tom Robinson has sold to 5. B.
Connor 81 san Francisco and w. de
T. Benedict 81 New York the Keraua
group adjoining the Aigae mine on
the uorth for a good cash consider
atiou. and the purchasers will at
once commence development work
and it Is probable viii purchase other
properties they BOW have under
option.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-09-24
%REpUBLlCAN CONVENTION,

The Republican primary election
Of delegates to the convention TO be
held on the 9th inst. at Tonopah
takes place today and an exceedingly
strong ticket has been issued. The
names presented include the repre-
sentative taxpayers of this district
whose interests are in~separably
bound up in the future progress and
welfare Of this great mining district
and Nye county in general, and the
fact that only one ticket is issued
proves the great unanimity of the
Republicans in Tonopah. 1t is of
course the duty Of every Republican
to vote the ticket straight and there
IS no doubt that even many Demo
Gratis who, aside from party politics,
wish to see the best mar in Office for
the good Of the district will gladly
east his vote today.
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Important Visitors.

DR.. N. r. Ward, Of Pittsburg,
Penn, and H. G. Dinkey, manager
Of the Edgar Thompson steel foundry
at Carnegie-the largest steel rail
works 10 the world-were guests Of
John McKane this week. Both gen
tlemen are brothers in law Of G. NJ.
Schwab and are heavily interested
in the Tonopah Extension mine and
the other properties in Tonopah and
Gold Mountain operated under the
management Of Mr.. McKane, DR..
Ward being president Of the Tonopah
Extension company. The visitors ex-
pressed themselves as more than
pleased with the magnificent showing
10 the Extension and the wonderful
manner 10 which the mine is opening
up. They paid a hurried trip to
Goldfeld and Diamondfeld visiting
the great Jumbo and Vernal No. ],
among other properties, and adIec-
tives fail to express their amazement
at that camp. Better than all, they
are determined to become interested
in something good, and will return
to the camp at an early date. In re-
ply to an enquiry Mr.. McKane stated
that Charles NJ. Schwab was not ex.
pected IN Tonopah for some time.
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Esmeralda's Republicans.

The Republicans of o ueighhor
county held its con venti0n ut Haw-
thorue last Monday Il was Al Old
time meeting many Of the old boys
who went Of with the S1verites re-
turned % the fold J. r. Da&ed Of
G0ldsed vas chairman
The convention endorsed the plat
forms and nominees Of the national
and state conventions giving special
endorsement to the LABOR plank in
the state platform It advocates an
eight-bour wage day o. al county
work public improvements ia keep
ing with the growth In wealth and in-
crease 81 population the erection OF
hospitals ard other public buildings
as exigeneiss dsuaLd pledges its
legislative nominees 20 vote Tor Hon
Geo. 5. Nixon for Uaited States sen
ator and its nominees If elected, to a
clean government honestly and eco
5000 D
$1,000 -H-
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KUsso-JAPASEsE WAR.

After the battle Of Lao Yang
there u a IuIl in the great var IN the
east. The capture 81 this city in.
VOWED nearly 800, 900 men and lasted
twenty days, resulting, after terrible
carnage On both sides, in the com.
pIete ront 81 that wing d the Rus
sian army under General KuropatkiD,
who was regarded By bis countrymeu
a. inyincible. Port Arthur has not
yet fallen, but y 10 great straits and
the end y probably not far Of. Al
ready the japanese success Is troub-
ling Europe ard America, who see in
the defeat 81 ar European nation by
Asiatics that danger ahead which
has been defined 80 "the yellow
peril" There is no doubt that 70
avert utter defeat the Russians will
pour hundreds Of thousands OF mer
to the front ara, n need be, prolonQ
the war for years. It is therefore tc
be hoped Tor many reasons that the
rumors Of Intervention and arbitra
ton have q substantial foundation II
fact.