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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-24
Nancy f Gilkey to Newton Gilkey
INTO same land.-47CO.

Nancy f Gilkey to Newton Gilkey,
mtg same land.-$70O.
] H Grass to Montesano National
Bank, chat mtg stock.-$l1O.
VIM E Kindred to American Mill Co,
chat mtg on horses, etc.-$1395,
Same to same, mtg. interest and lease
Of lots l, 2, 3. 10, IL. IL, Is, blk A, End
add Highland Home.-$l395.
F Knack va H E Swank, lien notice
building OH " Il lot 2, blk So. Hoquiam.
-$165.
AN Church to W Fadden, chat mtg
horses. etc.-$256.
G Kundsen to the Public, release OF
lien on Grays Harbor Electric Co. road.
City Transfer Co to thePu hlic, same.
Harbor Land Co to Panel & Folding
Box Co, quit claim to all blk II, Camp.
BELLS add Hoquiam, owned by grantor
also that part Of lot 8, tract IA, plat 8.
Hoquiam Tide lands, lying north Of CEN
ter line of Aberdeen avenue in Camp
BELLS add il extended west to water line
in HoQuiam river: also strip between
said block II and raid lot 81.
Keystone Timber Co to the public, ar
ticles of incorporation.
Milton Spurgeon ct al to A w Dem
ing. bill OF sale cedar timber on NV a
1885.
Geo L Davis to G H Carlson, discharge
mtg on W a 262O12 and other lands.
Hoquiam Sash 4 Door Co to public,
certificate of increase OF capital stock to
$4,000.
Lily Prime to Thos NJ Evans, quit
claim to u Sc d sec 10; W 4 sw Il
sec 20.l8 5000.
Hanson Bros to First National Bank,
Hoquam, cha: mtg on logs.-$3OOO.
Lewis to Geo. J Becker, satisfies
mortgage.
Ed Storey to Ninemire & Morgan, chat
mtg on urniture.-$ll8.
Robt L Stubs to w Broadhurst,
bill sale billiard hall outfit.-$475.
John Madison to Equitable Savings &
Loan Association, mtg lots %, "a. blk 2,
Wishkah. 1923.
NV L Co vs. w Thurbr, lien on
building, Hoquiam.-$496.
Same vs. G M Davis, same.-$2lS
Same vs. F 0 Dole, same.-$43.
VIM Breedlove to Veysey Bros, bill
sale horses.-$75.
IA Graham, sheriff, to E M Hall, Ger.
tifcate Ct sale under execution lot 3, blk
|25, Hoquiam.-$3500.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-24
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

A Democratic State convention is
hereby called to meet in the city OF
Olympia on Thursday. the 9th day OF
May, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m for the
purpose of selecting ten delegates to
the National Democratic convention,
which meets in St. Louis, Mo, on
Thursday, the 9TH day Of July, 1904.
The basis of representation in the said
State convention will be three (3) dele
gates from each county at large and one
additional delegate for each 100 votes,
or major fraction thereof, cast for Chief
Justice Hon. James b. Reavis at the
November election of 1902. Each county
will be entitled to the following dele.
gates, to wit:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-24

For .he ~ o'- end ? March 10TH CONT lied
i.'hi t' 'ashingtOn Abstract
icl u:
F l. Thurber to F w Thurber, part of
lots and 2, blk IA, Hoquiam.-$1.
County treasurer to w 7 Cady, tax
deed to lots II, ID, 81, %, blk 4, Todt.
mans add Elma.
Sane to same, tax deed lots 5, 6, z,
g. 10, II, 20, blk 4, same add.
N HERMAN to G L Haner, lot 10, blk
10, A & G Second add Elma.-$375,
E L Minard, trustee. to G L Haner, Its
8, 4, 5, blk 6, A & G Second add EIma.-
s475.
Geo II Arland to Blanche B Arland.
OF 16, blk NV & B add Montesano.-s1.
County treasurer to Emily Morgan,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-24

It is respectfully requested that the
County conventions for the selection of
delegates to the said State convention
be held not later than Saturday, April
23rd, so as to enable delegates who may
be selected from the different counties
to have ample time to arrange their
business affairs to the end that full
delegation from each county may partic-
ipate in the deliberations Of our State
convention.
An effort will be made to secure the
usual reduced railroad fare for attending
conventions Of this kind.
By order of the Der 0cratic State Cen.
trail Committee.
G. G. HEIFNER, Chairman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-24

Why pay $500 a year for part of
tie local news each day. when you
can get all the city, county and gen.
eral news twice q week. in the He. ID.
for $3.50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-24
Stops tho Cough andI Works Or the
Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day No Cure No Pay
price % cents
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-24
THE POST OFFICE.

Is just across the street from The
ABERDEEN ART Co. Where they make
"fair to middling photographs"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
. Property Transfers.

Richmond lcknson and y + special
side Buchanan Street, 10 ! feet north i Of jay,
ss' 's;ii and Richardson trustees 70 y. z.
Nnekols, 10Y feet on ssouth = side II FRANKLIN
Street east of Fourteenth s2. go. sE Z
j. w. Hughes to- G. T. Walters 80 feot on
Church Street, mort beast corner 4 Rove %.
20 feet on north side Cary Street 6s feet west
Henrico- a il. and Jacob II Aull !, to
Augustus D. Clemens, Jr., 1921 acres. i, miles
east 4 Of Richmond. on Williamsburg Road,
81, 500. ii5 Sf,s f55s, m * !,
jamin r. Robins, the above propsr tS, seGo.
u. NJ. Conner and wife to ". ~; Lewls,ts heirs.
lot is in section D, Beechwoods Park, SO. ~
Sarah ]. roherty' to "A. Van Dc Vyver bishop
of Richmond. so feet on State Street. southeast
corner Erin $500 -. .
Daniel Grnnan to David u, Wisn'an. lot II
in block .: vladuct subdivision, 800.
John II Jones and wife to Ilazegood White,
. acres adjoining Dr.. F. a. Patterson and
Others s1O0. "A. y q.
Joseph G.. Mann, Lee I1oanel5 feet on Z, VIII
liam street, southwest cornc r. r tchc, S45
Edn,,ind S. Read and vito to Anna Y, Vol.
lines, lots ], B. 8 and 4, block y, sections,
Highland Springs Sl7os.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
COTTON MARKETS.

8a NEW ~ Dirk March %. Tho cot ton market
opened easy al sa'leclinn OF 6Qii points under
lInuidation with Alay@selllng down from II. S5dp
ia 30 on tho cal In spite OF better cables than
cxpect ed THERE soc ned to n BIO cotsid crdlll
selling. thought TO be for tho account OF a
Mall Street bear clique. and at first tuctua-
tons. while Irregular, were Indicative Or lack
td confidence md nervousness Tho fact, how
ever thai tho call had passed over without
further ANTIQUITIES helped the market, and tho
Abatement given out hy the president fofs tho
rSchnnge I'd the effect that the losses resulting
from the8Sully failure fell upon Tho strongest
and most conservative houses IN the trade.
warranting no further approximations, also
tended to increaso confidence and II soon be-
came evident that the market was /, meeting
With good support May. advanced to 1865 and
July 70 49, 70. net gans of abonls29 points, when
aiTctLies ca Used a renewal Of apprehcusnns.
me room sold out and there was another bear
drive and prices broke down to tnbout tho low
level Then the light estimate for to-lnorroM's
receipts at galveston helped the market, and
zthore was a halfIhearted ral 70 about tho
closing I1yIces OF yesterday. Az his point bust
ness became less pctlyc and MS tho ftcrnoon
wore. away apprehenslons were fel ;aSs tot 6he
dovelopmenls Of, the afternoon call. This point
was safely passed, hownycr, and Immediately
aftcrward 1t seemed that the trade became st
more coniideRt. There WAS an active buying
movement BY shorts and room operators with
the highest prices OF the day In the late trad
Ing when May reached 8lS, ~ and July 1hCba
The close was at the top ana firm With the net
sales wero estimated at 300 900 bales, Port
receipts for the day were full aHd the est.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
II Conference at Calvary.

A great congregation was present again
last night at the conference. at the Cal
vary Baptist Church, a splendid address
by the Rev. G. c. Coleman, of Baltimore,
was tho ,fenture Of the evening. Mr..
sColemun's subject was ss.'Stowardship.'
The Daley Quartettc8 sang again, much
to the pleasure Of the audience. he
meetings continue to grow steadily in
the Second Presbyterian Church.. will
speak On ."rho Church at Prayer" and
the Rev j. i. Haley. OF tho Seventh
street Christian Church, Will deliver$an
address \, OIL THE Church u In Worldwide
CHARACTERIZATION" Tomorrow night there
Will be ii musical service. Tho Rev. Dr.,
W. r.. Z. Smith; Of the Second BAPTIST
Church, Will. speak on Music and m
attractive programme of musical solec-
lions Will be rendered, II TT, hi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
POLICE FIGURE 4.
in CONVENTION.
.iRY AsaooInled I2rie,sa.l

ATLANTA. GA. March es.--After a
turbulent session, which lasted into the
night the Georgia Republican Convention
adjourned. but not before passing reso-
buttons calling on Congress- to punish
those states who have passed laws re-
'sultins in the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of tile
negro and sideitrackins IN resolution
looking Ia putting out g State ticket
\ contingent OF tho Atlanta policefp played
gn sart In the convention by eJcctlng one
OF the members who insisted on recog-
milton wllian tho chairman thought he
ought not TO haYe II, An effort nude to
3pipYlde for@ admission 10 the floor by
tickets caused II wiungle, Which occu-
pied tho time of the convention For snv-
eral hours after gathering on the ground.
M real work was done by tla3 conpcn-
ton until late in thcSepcnlng,
The delegates to tho RepublenlF Ma
}tiunnl Convention elected today are. NJ.
III. Johnson, OF AtlalltaH hudson w, Lyons,
.ur Augusta: II. "! johnson. Of Atlanta
nnd HAIRY stilwell Edwards. Of Macon
iAiternates: n fiwa ylsai Of ltossl,i
Alex AekeimaiGSio f Macon n, E'orter,,
III All ny Id. and y. l,aSlt l}a " son
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
MORE.LlQUOR CASES
IN MANCHESTER

bureau, 'rlmes- plspatcl,.l

Manchester Bureau, Srimes. Dlspatcisl 4.
"a }5.s "a No. 1io2 Hull Strcctl] 5
Further inquiries are being rrndo In
tho alleged sale of lquor to minors.
4nnneled by Judge Clopton yesterday to
consider further stlrlony, and 1T l3g like.
" tliat ller8lndlctinciits will BIO handed
iii. whell the cases como up for hearing
Tomorrow 3 gifG $8
rs Ihc ivy consists Of Mcssrs. a. Roya!i,
w. n. & lillian, Az a. Atkins, Paul rull-l
stall j, r. Abbott. g. w. Reans II. ".
Baldwin, II a. Nunnnlly and j G. Rice.
Tic first case to DO heard y to .rliorrow
& viii be that against Peter Donald, e"hi;hs
tho Commonwealth considers Its strong
est. Mr.. Donald said yesterday thas he
expected to prove his fnnocenee of having
.eYndcd tic laws. ~ II III Ks ~
John !1obede's case will be considered
by tito grand Jury. lie Is charged w,t,'
stculng watch from q relative. s
Jtlmes Jones, cololcd was sons on By
Mayor Maurice OH tho charge OF breaking
Into an Atlantic Coast Line car and
stealing n lot OF coup. III "a se
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS. {j
jack BrommS and Matt Reenl were scilt
to jail for thirty days each by Mayor
YNIaurice@as s,,splclouoS characters. ~ IN
h Fred Smith was fined So or@hittlng NJ
IS. 4 Proctol,Swith n piece of from @ s. Il.
4, rho young ladies Of tho German Club
will meet ut A o'clock this afternoon ut
Miss lYelsigcrs, No 1902 Perry Street
Tic infant child OF NJ rs J. ~ ~ TAYLOR
who was burned lucsday night. IS get ~ 4
ting along nicely " IN " ;s.55
doe Johnston Camp will attend afsar-5
vices at Meade Memorial A Church to-
night, 8Ss n y. NJ ss.sFg MI g s.}{ 5
gH John Thomas. d hack driver. was mr.
rested BY Onicer@ jarrett yesterday for
creating Il a disturbance In Swansboro
n Policeman Moore arrested i've boys
Yesterday for engaging III a rock battle
on twelfth Street. They viii !! be bcfofe
tho Mayor this morning. v n Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
sCHLEY5 CONES TO 2! y \ y.
Rear Admiral and Part OF Shrlr1-
ar.c ~. he Entertainments "

Admiral winfield & Scott seh II ! Past g
,iTnshin gtorl.S and a. -disting,ished party
Of shriners from Almas Temple. Wash Y ! !,
ington Will arrive IN this city to-diaay y
si;ests Of Acca Temple. The party will
arrive on The 2:o5 F! NJ. Ri ohmond, Fred 81 q
and Potomac train, and VIII he
received e atIthe railway station on their
arrival here by committee IF A !, ca
Temple, who viii escort them 70 Mur2hys
Hotel. where they will be end cred 81 q
lunch. @ IS Is. !, y. I. I.
tho marty will make a tour Of points OF
interest to the vlrgin Il Club where
ST. Joints Church, then Will drive to the
Mansion and call sGena t6e
afternoon driving In West End suburbs.
From until AdnirHa sshl'eyGa'n ,,bp party ~
4 y no II, therS reception Will Be had S&at the
Commonwealth Club from 6ito In the
evening the visitors Will attend the meet
inE OF Acca Temple NJ q nd 81 sit down Et} TO
Shrine banquet IL fterwards "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
MR.. BLAND IS OUT.
he Announces IBIS didacy
for T. ieutena1lt- Governor

Hon. Charles 4. Bland, Of Portsmouth,
for pea RS u member Of the 6 en- e,,al As
lsembly and several times mentioned q for g
Congress In the Second District, yesterday
formally announced his candi dacY fort he
nomination tor Lieut. enantr Governor, stl D.
3ject8to the aDemocta tic primary. n
81 am a. candidate for the Democratic
nomination. and shall stand. squarcly on
the platform Of the parity said Mr..
Bland last light. in conyersation with a
reporter for The Times-Dispatch.
haveSsrlanr5 friends Il.gall ssparts.4ofssthe
State, ana shall expect their support at
The proper time. No,tFF1f here IS no other
candidate for any! flce3ss on the state
ticket from Tidewater Erginlas up to
THIS time, II count on drawing g. u consid-
cradle support from Richmond, where |
have many friends. I am in the light
to the ilnlsf," said MI. Bland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24

mates for3t morrow at Houston ami New Or
lcnns were larger tin ected. Reports from
tho South however. Indicated that mills were
active buyers at present prices Whenever cot I
ton OF d desirable grade was offered ~ he APP
parent stab iiit OF tho spot markets ana me
impression that the financial ditlcultcs result !,
ing from tho collapse Of the recent bul leader
had been brIdged over successfully seemed To-
bc exertng considerable influence on sc ntiment,
and the active buying immediately preceding
the call led to the tdcn that the ma rkst had
hcen uvetsod and that shorts We're anxious
to cover lie fore the issuance OF the final report
ofgthc Census Bureau on Fl !day.
81 Cotton Receints at tho ports TO- day We're
1854 bales aga inst %1s0t4 last week and i4.St2
aat year For / ho week 5000 bales against
els - last week aud $3.50 last year. To-day's
receirts a New Orleans were $50 bH les against
ISIS last year, ard gEat Houston 1911 bales
against LED last yea $ I. 5s7 Js55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
Ell OPED WITH GIRL OF s3
PROSPECTIVE FORTUNE

lHpee!a! 70 Y ~ IillF9' ~
K cIIARLo1rllasiflII.al,, VA, AiatcA aa33..-,,s
Miss peeklp i. sipley. aaGshtsr az Ais,
H. y. sihlcg, at this city, Who Iorperiy
resided Will her fathats on Jefferson
Street but who has recently bapil IN tile
employ OF tho Louise Bargain House. AT
Louisa, el0ped "a Washington Mondasafs
fternnoK With Nh, James ~ Despar. VI 4
PALMYRA, lFlnvanna county The Young
people expect 10 reside mt the groom 81
home. IN kluvplAis on tlieirlreturn irontt
their bridal trip. by tho VIII Of her
grandfathsr, Mr. Fred llaftnasle.. wlios
died several wears ago, the bride NH, W.
rs said, come into tho posses9ion " con-g
siderable property In this cts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
Stole a Ham,

a thief entered a grocery store mt
Eighth ana Cary streets yesterday eyc-.
mig while the proprietor and several
customers were In the place and stole a
ham and one or two snnll articles, which
he succeeded in grabbing Tho matter
was reported to the police. but the thief
ESCAPED with his booty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
SUPREME Court OF Appeals

'4l3I5 SupItI1Ica SUUtt St f3Ss''37'''
u willis VS.. Gorrell. Argued by j. s. Barbour
aid I'll j RiXey. + r. forS appellant and u F..
Grmsiey and Burnett NIL Her for appellees
u' CITY Of Petersburg vs. Petersburg Aaueducs
co. Submitted on briefs. IN . 5&
National Accident Society VS.. Judge William
Sl3r,,ce Martin. Submitted on briefs. i5g
5' ,Newnort News Publishing Go, vs., Doaumeis-
.ter Argued by r, NJ. Lett for plaintiff IN err
ror. and j. Ayett Ashby for defendant in error
NeSt cases to DO called .Anderson's Admr.
ct ais ys smith St ais ;Wasse a 4vs g. n,s
5inr Nos. 81 s. and 50 on argument docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
BOND QUOTATIONS.

f,hfcn ~ a ara Sc PAU 8xcr a. 107H
fhca TX ana Sorii,westorr con- 1D.......... 1874
SIiica "a r. 1T and Pacific AS &. .10H
III, len "a n I md racnc col. Sa.....,....e{763l
60 r. - NJ 81 orig lpc. AZ 9g3i
ri, - a.; :, y ma AZ . +. 37aia
itonsoiInted ':obacco H.. I. I. 6sM
Colorado and Southern $50 ~
3 ss anq lI.id. sran'e s s#
Fart WUrt Il ana Denvar City lists. 10ii
IInctno VA Iev ILs 81 n. {. 1875
louisville and Nash Unified +s..,........ ?ssa
waxina ~ mn ri az ~. Y, \, 81 f
Menican Central 1st Inc. /. ....... 1919
MIN M Stl5IotIis ds .,t.,...,.. 95E.
Nissn,,ri X ansnE and Texas 1s.....,....,. aS&
Sisso,iri Kansas and Texas eds. I. 80. 71h
atlonnl n. H. of Mexico con. %
Ne,y r. rs.y Central GEN IS 4. {. ZEN
them Pac Inc As 1891
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
Cannot Come.

Especial 10 TIM Times pispatehl 80.
sC,IIARL oTFEsvll$r.I; VA, March q.
lrha supply committee OF the Christian
S,hurcl lecetyed to+dayn con,nsll,lsssSS
ltlnn$trom the Rev, R a,ayt. M VI
3lnnta5 Ga. stating thst, o,yiaE MI! the
E,leath 81 his wife and bar eisoi,lSlst
4, Wotila vat 40 I,ossitsl Gov 49,
Sccps nv epll III the eilusc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24

s. rcfunding os registered. i. \. .,. 1854
81 rcfuding es, coupon 4. n, y. 1o5.s
". 81 g!stered ..".. 1o6H
~ $. So. coupon 1csh
~. Now AZ, reglseredt \. 1925
~. s. New AZ. coupon. 4. 1925
u. -, Old 4s, registered 1o1 M
". 8. Old ~, coupon 1923
Atehison general III Z. 4. /.
Atchlson adjustment 81 Z. ssA
Atlantic Coast Line s2,.ss
Baltimore and Ohio As loe
Baltimore and Ohip CHS 81 r
Central cf Georgia 5s,. Y. 1904
Central OF Gcore In LIST Inc..g Is. &C al
Contemporaries and Ohio w. I. /. 1Qlh
Chicago and ton ia Z. f7t
Chicago j, l; and Quincy new IA. 81 ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
MANY Limbs Of the Law.

Tho Supreme Court Of Appeals md the
many important cases on Its docket are
calling to Richmond many of tho legal
luE1inayies DC the State. Among thosn
ii'Itn.ll yesterday we're Major Il. NJ. Lett,
,Uti.HD, Batohclor, c, a. 5Aslby, Colonel II
q, H,ckford and A, stuart, Q Newport
News; Hon. NIB. Me- lwaino md Hon,
r, ,B Davis. Of I'etersbllrg; Hon. John
s. ]liurbour, Hon Jnmos Cation and Cap
.tain H,Sey, at AleYandrn. and ~ number
Of others frorn various parts OF the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
Rehearsal for Tenebrae.

Tie Tenebrae will be sung at St. Phtef's
Catholic Cathedral ON Thursday and Fri
Of the diocese will be present and will
participate in the service: The first re-
3l.earsai BY the boys and young men M who
Ing Is again under the direction Of Mr.
sLSmuell Lynch. who conducted the Tene1
:brac with so much success las yen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
BIG CROWD TO SEE
CORBETT-B RIFT CONTEST
9fpv4 \ ssocintcd I 3; I. y

III fBy8 Associated Press N
& SAN FRANCISCO. March PIN Yearly
all OF the 1861 seats I'll. Woodward's
pavalion have been sold forjttlie contest
Friday night between. Young CurDett ana
Jimmy Britt. The police will reuse to
permit standing in the aislcs, and there Is
q prospect {of several thousand persons
being turned away. Tho attendance will
represent between $40, 600 and $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24

Forth m rciac Az Z. 4. I. zig
Nnrfn;is n mi N,astarr con ~ RI
Oregon Short I.nc Is 4aild rartic.
TcnrayVnnin cOnv. 3'ss.... ~ D6t
ipea,iiirI Iai,efyi SIs I. D6,<
M foa and %troi, Mountain con- 5s...... Issi
81 I.oii.3 and san 1rra.c.aco fG, Is.
ST.. Louis sDuthWasterns1st o,s
Scabcurd Al Line d3..:.. ......,...,....5g GO N
Southern Pacific Is wv.
SOnthtrn hallway 81. y ~
Tlxns AND Pacific lsts Jig y
rntedo III m ana Western 20 IA
iitnon pacli 4n IA. n /. 1854
Union Pacific cpnv.5 IS IA
III s.. Steel "a Is W.
Svobasf stD \. Z,
Wabash Deb. 1,s 4. GIN
IyIireIi:,r and J.nkc Erie "a 81 &
Wsconuin Contra zs Z. sou
Colorado F,ial and Iron Scons, IS q q
Nlnnd "a Cola rea sl'tliBt As (eil Int !. % ~
.Central Of Georgia I'd ING 2sh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
pnY GOODS MARKG1,,.

s MEM YORK.. March 23,--Tho dry goods mar
ket has presented u few new features but
With a tirlner tone 10 the raw materal: tho
seller seems to have less warrant in consld-
erns the possibility OF naming any concessions
Buyers continue very CONSERVATIVE md do not
appear Interested except for the smaller hos
sible quantities md for immediate delivery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
BIDS OPENED.
Navy CONTRACT for Tobacco Will
be Let Very Shortly.

The contracts for supplying the United
states navy wltlS tpbafco viii he awarded
n about n week. The contract calls this
year for StN,ODQ pounds of plug totaeco.
which AZ a y.oi,s hleS yer ~ 81
YEAR. ritds lisYr faei, opeilc WASH;
iington. Il he following cons ll.si isl;sia n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA, March Cap Fan Us
Ihe condition OF the peanut market IN Peters,
burg il steady There was a sale OF 400 ba IS
( Spanish peanuts At sl.l5 per bushel, and this
: NORFOLK, VA. March 2s,--Pl1ASuTSr-
Fancy al Gisc- strictly prime. ~ 9ic, prime
lis Nc; common, assc. spanish, sl.ga per
pushed, s y "a 5ttl8 s y p az t7s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24
Church Hill Doctors.

a regular meeting OF tho Church Hlll
Medical Association will bo held Tonight
at the Virginia Club, No. a3ll East Grace
street Tho subject for discussion Will
10 nIlunaphgla.H The discussion viii be
lcd by DR. O. t. Y Blankenslilp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-24

400; middns gulf, i4ses sales. FL bales g
Cotton DUET. Il, rs;s ss +;
IL sas s,oe sross s isef balss 80 pass
Tbtal to-day ut an ssoports Net receipts,
s' sa'es sHs1a' +
ssiss ss ,Sis 5iSspss as
10 the Continent. 40. 19s bales $s
snss st ~ lst
britain 6so SAG ia ss: 10 Fra nee 81, bales;
10 the Continent. 2,sl7 ,gol4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La, March q; \; IT here vas
a good demand for spot cotton BUYERS y Is
said were well supplied With foreign and d. 70
d Futures opened steady and from point
To- poi,s h!Shef Tine wras' pear ,n
sen,isd 2 decline AFTER an initial advance OF z
few points i was generally believed 4, tn ,s.
local market during the morning hours. Prices
were well under control by shorts for u tins ne
spots had developed. This Immediately caused
an advance until pricss Mere Iuartsr Ct IN,
35 points higher than the lowest levels Of the
morning Some liquidation on the part e I, q
caused cause another recession. which Was followed
nervous I. IN
masfss sh nov n Sh aaa
lie due . the forthcomins Census bureau M re
port The mos, frequent estimate was 10.
les including lintcrs. y II \ was claimed by
longs that s,ich, a crop would justify present
prices, In The trading May first adya n
S,,iimed to 1854 advanced to 1871. declined to-
1881, when an upward movement set In which
carried 1T to 1913. Other act OPTIONS showed
AT nbout.thc highest level Or the day. Net
gains were; March to August. inclusive. b6 a65S
THE final advance was caused by an urgent
demand from splnncrs, not only for spots. but
II = IL e.
- Cotton futures steady: March. Is, 40 bid April
IN 9adI ~ 9b May. ID lOftli. June, 1901
eTuiy III IGIlj 50; August IL. $50 %; Septen,-
Der, sl235 IS; October, llG2spll %; SoYebmer
l.lyf1l l. 50. M "