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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
VERY LITTLE CHANGE,
Trade Conditions About Normal,
Demand for Stocks and Bonds

55 Especial to The Times p spa tch.
NEW YORK, July o2,-Reports received this
week IRON, special agents Of the Internatlona!
Mercantile Agency at the leading eentets q 9.
SHOW Very little change In conditions from
those previously stated. Act ual trade is dull
"a normal situation for this season OF the
moss is better In some sections, notably the
South and Southwest, than q has heen for
famed Fin tie beginning has reduced the estt.
mates OF loss BY flood to 80. 900, 900 bushels ct
Winter wheat for the four. States most ar
fected. Ono reliabla trade Journal has issued
10 bulletin which ponts to Q ,tota yield OF
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a .C,IIARTERS GRANTED
OFF ROBBED.
Burglars Break 7 through and
Steal at Joliet, IN. e.
Special to The Times-Dispat ch.

ElSpecIaI9to Thea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
IKE yVINSTON-SALIEN .sf N .sss C.,5S3 July 22.-
The postofflce a 80 lliet, IN the Northern
part Of the county. u was broker into and
robbed last night, he robbers carried
off forty dollars, iwo nth Of stamps and q
an entrance in the office throug 8a vim
dow. IS. 5. M
S B loodhounds were sent to Joliet this
some distance, but failed TO cat ch them.
Il During a heavy S torn sim this section.
last night ligh tning struck and destroyed
al large barns mort g 81 the city. Three
a. lot Of farming implements were also
burned al There wa Very title insurance.
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In execution OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Buckng ham county. entered on
the 18th day OF April, 1901 In the suit OF
a Rs.a W. w.t. Is Y SPECIAL e eax
thereby appointed proceed to sell At auc.
ton, the real estate. machinery, engines
and improvements above mentioned upon
,. s SATURDAY, JULY 80. 1904.
consist Of q tract Of land OF 200 acres, laid
or into 100 lots. With many stores and
& The improvements are exceedingly val
liable, and the Buckingham Branch Of the
O. Railway runs through 4, 1t ~, IT has fi
lage Of White Hall there Is q, public school
house, churches and stores. 2ss 55 81
The machinery and engines are in first
class condition, and are suitable for the
DRY handles, etc. White Hall is a pros
porous and growing village, in a fine farm
Ing region. and valuable tobacco and
lumber trade is now carried on there. 1t
would be a most excel emit loca ton for
furniture or wagon factory. ~
rs The property will be first offered in lots,
II the commissioners shall deem It best,
and then az ahd w % % knosk
The plot and survey will be shown, or
full pforn1ation given upon request at
White Hall, Buckingham county. Va. by
P Pa ties 81 sba Ter i buildinE. Rlehmond,
Va. ..ssi ssJs ss SS
n TERMS One-third cash ana the bal
ance In equal lnstalments at 8, ~ and 10
months, evidenced by gotta bic notes OF
the purchaser or purchasers With . per
cent. interest added and tho title retained
until oil; Of the purchase money Is paid
and O conveyance ordered by the courts
or all cash, at the option OF the pur-
chaser. The purchaser will be required
to- keep the buildings insured until the
purchase money L. fully paid
Il Lynchburg Va. ;S
! X MI ,8 JOHN r. MOSS,
isgS. "A, buckingham C. H., Va, 8S5g
Y III; Wa S. SS.P.@PATTESON d,
Us a. N "A m Richmond, s Va, 8S
Ii Special Commissioner.
IN the Clerks once sof the Circuit Court
Of the county of Buckin cham: s, =.
Della NJ: Ida Plainein,
5SSs gainst asS
White Hall Co. ct ali /. B. I. Defendants.
f. \ IA. Forbes. clerk OF tho said court.
do certlfy&that the bond required of the
Special Com n1issl onersS by the decree rem
dered lin said cause on tho 18th day OF
April. 190i. has bee en- duly given.
y Given under my hand 4; as clerk Of the
said court this 18th day OF April. q 1871. 81
July 2,sle2s -
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u. s. reiudIng .s registered. ]. io4
u. 8. refunding 42s coupon .................l 1914
u. s. s. registered 1o4x
U. s. ss, coupon 1851
N. IS. New ii, registered ). 131 Y
IL s. New Is, coupon i. i, 13els
u. Old Is, registered 1c6A
u, 81 old ~, coupon. !. {. losA
Atch,son general Is !. i.
sAtchisou, id justnent Is ................... 05A
Atlantic Coast Lino 4a 4. \. os
Baltimore ana Ohio 4s ......... 1o2A
Baltimore and Ohio AIS % ~
centralSof Georgia s5s !. 4. !. :, \. 11ots
Central OF Georgia LIST 1nc....... IS S5
Chesapeake and Ohio .......... 1oslz
Chicago and Alton 31ss.... ........ ISL
Chicago. y. and Quincy new Is s7ts
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COTTON MARKETS.

5 NEW YORK. ~ uIy 1.-THE cotton market
opened weak at a 8 decline OF !8alS n points
under liqutdatlon Influenced by lower Euro.
mr. min respect to the Fall n vcr strike SIT
suaton, continued good weather and favorable
crop accounts II looks as though the cover
hnusted the weak short. interest, nd the
market after the opening Showed lit lie sign
5ot support. Liverpool continued easy: New
Orleans was weak With q, a.,
sources. believed To have been largely con-
$cerncd In Tho recent adyan and prices here
more N se 70 ees
pas the same tine there was hesit atton
and sellers On yesterdays bulge took profits
at the decline, CHI ecking the downward move
culatng that an fort would be made to force
October to 10 cents a fter the close Of Liver
pool. and the cessation of tho narsh adyices
stunity. These run,ors appeared to- have litt
foundation however , ilst around midday
there was something that lock !, Ike VAL
Ssee5 eHG
which IN the late trading wa accelerated by
cables from Live rIool sta ting tina t Manchester
either would Or was likely to resume ,opernh1 .
market closed ha rely steady at about the
OF 1aG3l points, y, I. ~
activity and kness OF tn. old crop posi-
tIons. which were sold by various commission
houses, while the only buyers appareptly were
shorts. Later cables from Liverpool &. cast
doubts on the talk Of shorte time IN MAJ
z. sksias sdsz
ass ana @ ssss sssss
New Orleans J. baes
against a last year.
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CLOSING \ BOND QUOTATIONS.

t,h,caro. n. and st paul gen. Is 1854
fChicago and Northwestern con: 7s..n.. 13o h
CHICAGO RI i. and Pacific As. ............ III
Chicago. r. l. and Pac. coll -
t..Eand st. Louis gen. 4s..........F 10t vi
Tica s,os err,,inai a
Coiisoiidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 63h
Colorado and Southern 4s..
yanvaE nh hin Z; "a i1dG 1tt
Eric prior lien As. :. sis
Eric Z, neral AZ IS &
Fort Worth and Denver Cit -
Louisville and Nash Unifed 4s....... 1904
Manhattan qonsol gold As 1os
Mexican Central list Inc.
Mimi. and St. Louis As. 9sA
Nilsson RI Karsas and Texas &. 100 IA
GMsso,,rI. Kansas and Texas cds..,,..,... 80 &
Natonai r. r. OF Mexico con- As I. Ts,a
New York Central gen az i. =. 19E
Nav j ersey Central gen IS 4.
Northern Pacific IS 1o5!s
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/ First Bale of5 New Cotton.

..1 tBy Associated Press, Q
y. T1.ANTA,s GA, July 22!.-The first bale OF
Georgla's new cotton crop was brought In to-
day by Deal jackson. a negro farmer. who
has marketed tho first bale ins5 this section
for several years past. The bale weighed i
351 pounds and classsd as good emIddling. It i
was sold for fifteen cents q pound.
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BISHOP WATSON rs
NEARING HIS END

(Speclal8toa The Tllnesr prspate cha 49,
report from the bedside Of Blshon "A.
"A. Watson tonight is that he Is worse
and gradually losing his strength. The
end Is only a matter Of a very short
t1ms x Isl
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II II PRODUCE MARKETS. I

& SEH.sYoRK X. July 2.2-FLouR Steady. but
INACTIVE Rye Flour-steady Cornmael-Dull.B
ERye-S Nominal. Barley Dull .s8
ysB WheatSpot easy; n red. nominal ele-
vator Options ruled weak gall day and ma
Ferlally lower tive audat!s elsued and "a
closed sit at September December
Corn Spot barely steady; No. 2. 55c Ops
lions market was exceedingly dnH al! Iday but
rallied near he close and was .a finally e..
Size. December, Sic. oats-s SLOW; N; rnix-
"a II Bee Il Firm Fin Cut Meats Firm: picked bel
5iiNc q per- pound, refined,
$pnIi: strained. common to good. $50. Tlr-5S
pe Getieespot Rio, steady. The market for
coffee futures opened st lady at UNCHANGED
prIcey - an advance OF 81 points..ET The close
t. points l hig her
[ i ii.las' R Rice SiolasseE- Dull.
Potatoes-Firm; q Long Island in bulk. per
$50 pounds 81. 80 AZ. %; Jersey sweets prime
barrel! Norfolk prime per e
Skets. 6 s4GI ,go' N nuts Quiet; fancy hand
picked. 6A g. ! .othor domestic ~ g6hc. Cab.
sbages-Dull :: Long Island and - ersey, per
400 s. a.. 90; per barrel 25I Cotton
BY steam to Liverpool. 1ec. 6335 3 e. Il
rs CHICAGO. n MI, July ta2.-Unresponsive
Bcables and weather favorable for marketing
new crop were prominent causess * WeaKness
wheat was down an even cent from yester-l
DAYS ANAL quotations. Corn is soft oats
show a loss OF Nc, and nroyis ons {. 7..ac
Il The leading futures ranged as follows:
tl Open. VI High; Low. Close
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Nor, Horn paciao n Z, 7, !. :. 1osls
Ncrtherm pasiio a. Observation-Disclosures. s74as
Norfnils " . nd Western, con 4s..........t.. 101A
c1reFor short Line III and Partic ......... e71a
Pennsvlyania coiiv. Observation-Disclosures sH
neadlns General 1io a so,i IN can liz
81. i.ouis and San francisco fg 4s........ slA
1n,,iu sin,,f ats -.
Saa hoa ~ Air Line Is 6oA
Sotitherri Pacific As a. ok
s:S,,saarn r a iva ia LIS ~
Teaas 4 and Pacific lists 1lsss
.-,eJad,s s.t1T and Western t73 *
H lY gss,de !: , ,ss
it.. s s!taoi I'd Il, /, "a 70 M
N =, -, 4. = II az II sH
1vabssh pcb Is 1. I. Z. 59taa
wheeling and Lake. Erie sl s
f.nInraHn FI,ai cony S.
NJ. and OF Col. IS. 20
Central Of Georgia % %
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
sALTIMORES MD. !, 81 July ~ ---seaboa I'd Air
Line common Sat s19L do. pref erred s16Gl6is.i
Atlantic iCoast Line common, q @ le0.
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Bankers and Brokers'.

SALES:
400 Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd....
1900 Missouri Pacific .............
1900 New York Central ..........
$500 Norfolk and Western......i
300 U. Y. Ont. and Western.
200 Pacific Mail ..i...s..........
2451O Pennsylvania r.. r .........i
900 People Gas (Cf1lcago) ......
140O Pressed Steel Car.
800 Republic j. and 81, com....
1850 Republic i. ana S., pfda..
5000 Reading, co1l..... .........
& 200 Reading, list pfd............
4 900 Rock Island com .s......s...
51l00 Rock Island pfd.....".....
loV s sIoss Nd $780, $3.50.
1900 8. l.. and Southwest. pid.,
26900 Southern Pacific ........s...t
1900 Southern Railway, CONF
Southern Railway pfd . ......j.
900 Seaboard Air Line. pfd....
$500 Tenn. Coal and s1ron........
100 Texas Pacific ............,...
800 Union Pacific ..............y
i 500 United States Leather.s...
1850 United States Steel.........
$500 United tSates Steel. pfd...
300 Va.- Car. Chemical, com 80
200 Va. Car. Chemical, pfda..
Wabash, com ................
400 Wabash, pfd .....,.. .........a
400 Western Union ...........,..G
100 Wisconsin Central .......
wisconsin Central. pfd....5
Total sales AZ, 100. M
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FOR NEW YORK.

BY Chesapeake and Ohio Ry.. . a. NJ 70 P.S
M; by Norfolk and Western Ry., EA.kd..83 T, II
M; also by Old Dominion night line steamer
ers Tor New York. sailing daily Except Sum
day1 Z y, y. cty Ticket Agent sos
'Ea at Main Street !; C,IIN F.. MAYER,r Agent.
Wharf Is foot OF z Ash Street. Richmond.
II. Il. WALKER. ~. r. and =, NJ, New York
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Connie siioners'
s.; - :. - 3
200 Acres Of Land
With Y v al a III . lmprovs.
menus emf n q c!h!lJnery and 4
EngInes ],

ON THE BUCKINGHAM BRANCH Oh
Z THE C.. & q. RAILWAY. AT WHITE
& HALL, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
v MINUTE. HALL &C. laas rs "
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r.. s s!ssGsns ss.sn sss', I: !:

sfsTraln Leave Richno nd lorthysard. ssss
N A:15 AZ M. daily. Byrd ST. Through. NJ
& 6:45 IA. NJ, daily M ain 81. Through:
l5 a. week days, Eaiba- q Ashland aoeou 81
SEQ SO AZ daily BYRD s. I.oe..a
'eEH rs noon week days Byrd 81. rhroush
5 loo r. NJ. 4, week lays Byrd ST Iredsrieks-.
burg e az ,9n \. 4 =. - 81 Il
sso P.S week days:S shland g.
so5 P.I NJ daily Byrd st. Through. Mi
s. ralnJ arrive alcsthifr ,d--snu ryr e
$40 Az. M. week days Elba AshlAnd e. g.
oG ss e. IL NJ days BYRD 81 Frederick.:
Al rs "a. NJ. dai w. Byrd st. Throug ~ S83 2
II 80 1. Nj, week Byrd 81 1atoust.
s:e5 s.. u M daily.5 rzsin8 st Throus Il.
500 P. e.. week 6-yn. Elbaa rhland ~. ~.
Sa7:i5 ,i p M. daily Bird So hrouca
daily. zrd ~
~ ii 40 81. NJ. daily Main 81. Throug h
$ NOTE-Pullman$ Sleeping or Pa rlor5 Cars on
all trains except train arriving Richmond ~ 10
3A.3 NJ week d ays and local accommo dat3ons.s
Time Of arrivals and departures and sconnen-.
WI WI DUKE, e. Nv cuLP y, sP;;.TAYLoR.S
Gent Man :, ASS, e, Gen'l Man Man
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.aNEw YORK, July e -BEEYEs-Recelpes.1
3,1ss head. Steers slo wand lss iows;
Market slow !: choice veals. 2oa5oc# higher;l
others steady. yeals sold a e $40 .oo; butt
g $50 head : ira de very slow, Choice y fresh
lambs about steady: sheep, 25c low tsc S :
Prime, state and Pennsylv mia hogs selling At
S. 90G6. 90 per- 100 pounds III Ell
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a NORTH CAROLINA
YOUNG MAN DYING.
NJ I. + May Foy, j., tile Victim
81 a Peculiar Ac-
cident.

Especial to The Times-p ispatch.)
tre Isl i accident occurred at scotts Hill.
Fender county Tuesday afterIn,oon, as q
prominent young man OF that section.
lies at dea this door. "a, u
I Mr. Toy was riding. In q cart from a
field to his home. The mule got away,
from the negro. who was driving and 10
jumping, struck his stomach against q
wheel He was taken to the house. and
G1e gradually grew worse. He was in-
'jured internally and I, his stomach aWelled
The young man was brought to Will
mington esterday afternnon,S and last
he is barely alive and 1T Is not thought
MI, roy is TWENTY-FIVE years OF age.
he s YOUNG sgo man e. lnMs,aally brilliant
Agricultural and Mechanical College, at
Raleigh, With first honor, Two years
ISOLATE professor at the I. and N, AZ
i've i've With his parents, He has been mar
rled about q year, ! i8.is
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TLA n COAST q i

yzl STREET STATION IL
sEFFECTIVE SUNDAY MAY 18TH. 58ss9 H,
% s:o6 Az y. G. II, Express 70 all points
N a:oe, A. Mp tersburg and N rfolk: u
1910 n, M.-Petersburg and n. and w. west
Il 500 p M.--Petersburg and Norfolk.
s4:10 p. Nc oldsboro Local. III M 5d5 Iva
e. 6;45 r. M.-Pa tersburE Local y,
M rs r. M.-'.Florida and West Indian Linz
Sited"it all points South. a.
Il $3.50 r. M.-Petersburg and N & and w. West.
III II 40 r. sM.-Petersburg Local. ~
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Il 4:o7 a. NJ ;36 "A. g rs A.. NJ: ssio:4S
A. 40 Al NJ: 100 p. NJ; e;05 F. M;
$50 *. M,;E7:46 r. NJ; Q :o5 Il. NJ.
3 sExcept Sunday. 2. Sunday only. 81
3t-4 O. s. CAMPBELL, Div. Pass Agtssls
wv. III CRAIG.S Gen. Pass. Asst.
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& MISCELLANEOUS 5r1ARKETS. 81
tS5f n {, ,-y1T,S NJ n U P.1@

~ PETERSBURG, " A. 81 J ulys q. -PEANUTs;--
Continue Arm at hsl.16 per bushel for. Spanish:
sellers are asking higher prices: very few being
Some shipments are being mad. from Pete r
burg Of stock that had been stored n this
city. E3ss3 y S
yssS DIRT GOODS MARKET.
Ia NEW YORK. July % The dry goods mare
Eket has been increasingly steady during the
day. especially on such lines as .are affected
by the a Fall River situation Manufacturers
are not Inclined to sell and tohbers are doing
a very small siness. sts$
NAvAL$sToREs.
WILMINGTON. ca NJ C., July :22.--SPIR1T g
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; u receipts, y. %
casks. Rosin--J othtng doing receipt 8, go
barrels. Tart Firm at 81. 50 rece ipts ss3 bar,
5rels Crude rurpentne--F irrrl at W aiOoS ana
5sis5 receipts 124 barrels. G.
BTiNF-Tirm at $50. Rosin-F lrm.s z. =,
35gSAyANNAII, Gas Iuly$ -TURPENLINtE1I,.s
Firm at 63,sc. :rrecelpts. 625 casks; sales. ~
casks: 3 exports, 1888 casks. r sin-Ftrm; re-
Ecelpt 1.745 barrels sales 8, 1Oa barrels; ex-
ports 9, Ss4 barrels, III
coTToNsEED on MARKET. e
NEW YORK, July q. ttonseed oil was
steady with but slight cha nges. Prime cruae
q o. b. Mills nominal. Prime summer, Se q.
low, ast4 d2s11cNF OFF summer yellow nominal;
~, ,hit 32c. Drime winter yellow,
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CINCINNATI, o.. 81 J uy5 p2 hoo s-Qu!e3
nd lower at fs3 90d5. CO. Cattle--Dull at 81 og
o. M Sheep-Stcady at 81. $50 .75. Stsa3
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BALTIMORE, MD. July Q, rFLouR- Quiet
ana H7o@s7sso. csorn.Esser spot tsAc
Southern White corn, bog Ssc, Oats-F lrmeri
iSv. EasIer: No. 81 7oo. Buffers steady and
,tisnehanged ~ Eggs-Firm and unchanged at
Ia. cheese-Quiet and unchRpge ed, s Sugar
Firm and Unchanged. s,,fi s. gf3 i< Il s55
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STOCK ARDS.sPITTSRURG.$P PAT
July 22.-CATTL E-supply II ht market SLOW
Che! SO. loa g prime 9o;s ,1 Ar
ii arket 5Siower.si5 Prime heavy and 81 edinH
heavy workers. s5 Z, york {, and pigs
Siieht: market slow Prime we hers s. 6o9t4 7o
Common sheep, sl.50a 100; spring lambs. 50. 500
S6II6 80.
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. VIRGINIA NAVIGATION Co,

W JAMES RIVER DAY LINE, "a
Al STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
MONDAY, "Wednesday AND FRIDAY at 4
a, M \ for Norfolk, portsmouth,, Old Point.
landings, and connecting at Old Point for
wa shington, Baltimore and the North. States
y ~ reserved for y the " night at moderate
prices. Electric cars direct to the wharf Fare
only $3.50 and 81 to Norfolk. Music BY Grand
Treight received for above named places and
ali points in Eastern Xlrginia and North Caro-
lima. LIN " E4tS HssA e =
a %. "a. BARBER, Jr..T Secretary. s5g
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond, Va, July e. 1904
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS. nj
4 RIcrIMoND 1--WE STOCK MARKET.
(Hales at Union Stock Yards.l

,s.. EIcbnlond. Va, July %, 1904,
Receipts for. the week ending Monday
CATTLE-Rece lpts. AL head ma rket 4 active.
3est steers, baQb foe, yped lun,E to Soodi 49be
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common TO fair, sA a4c.: good l,eifers, AZ a
4s4c.; common to fair. "a $; common 70 fair
2asc.;S bulls. TX dsA q; calves. Sos, fresh
cows. So. @ 4oc.; qua milne cattle aitas.
Good hogs. 81 ase.: rou CHS: 95c.9 I, ],
aS SHEEP AND LAMBS-Re ceiptss 81 head;
70 fair. ~ dcs IS bucks, ~ 95c.; lambs So
CHICAGO. ILL. July %. ATTLE-Ee-
ceipts !. 900 head e Market opened III steady.
closed lower. Good to prime steers, 50. ZOE
eas poor 70 medium. 81 Sog5: 25 atockers and a5Nl
$50: Gamers si.s0ge. co.; bulls, $50 i; calves
is.t0as.s5 Texas fed steers. sstD HOS
Receipts: e 900 rket g
600 d to 3sgchoice heavy. $3.50 As rough
heavy s5G5. 20; light S. loG5. 4o bulk OF sales
lower Good to- choice wet hers. Si94. 20 ;Eta1r
ID choice. mixed. s3a 400 native lambs 70
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s MONEY AND ExcHANG E-CLosE:.
money on call very easy. 3-4sIi per
cent: closed. offered at $.4. Time m ney.
easy; 80 and 90 d lays. 2di2 IL per g
PAPER. q 3 sI-2I4 per cent; sterling cx-
change. quiet with actual busl e IS III
bankers Ellis. at 1851 .2Dllf 20 for de-
Hills Poster rates. sis5 1-2H$4ss and $4sS.
Commercial bills $4Si 4 9G3.S. Bar silver.
So MEXICAN dollars, As IL. &s8
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4 2tl AZ Z 81 SO, 80 q
STEAM, BOAT 8.
Old DOM IIIINiION
- team SHIP co Q

X Leave Richmond every evening foot Of Ash
street) 81 P.js NJ. ~ S teamers stop at Newport
News In both directions Fare $3.50 one way
$3.50 round trip, includes stateroom85 berth:
meals, &c.,. Street Cars to Steamers Wharf. 4S
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dull AND
SLUGGISH.
Uncertainty Of Speculative Mood
Manifest Again OH the
Stock Market. 81
he EUROPEAN CRISIS.
Has Repressive Influence Every.
where, and Will Continue to
Do SO Until Settled.
.-.lRX .Ae.oclatod 1'ress.)

NEW YORK July 2. The stock ! 8, mar r,
ket was dullcr and more suggi 81 y III
tone today than for q long time past.
Add to this the excessive irreg uiarity
entire iincertHInty of the speculative
mood will Ee understood The firm IN! in !.
.dertonc. which has continued i manifest
since the hesitatIon In the advance first
developed was still perccptibe. This
Vas partly due to the sustaining In
itiuence OF u number or strong features
81 the market. The crisis In he re la ton
between the Russian and .Rritish gov,
crnments, is Ii repressivc influence on all
iinne SO Until the Incident Is definitely
disposed Of. United States Steel pre-
ferred Is was one OF the carly points
iof revival Sin8tlic market, and It's advance
full time Of practically, all Of the Car,
legle mills. The Pacific and st. Paul
snlso rose at one time. The demonstra-
5tion III these wa s not very con inEing.
and the advances were held.ssl "A lnter
spront-movcmcnt left little OF the days
gains, hit the closing was fairly STEADY d.
Bonds were irregular; total sales llc.s'' par par
United I States bonds we're unchanged
To.al sales to-day 1880, shares.
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STEADY. No. = spring wheat. 1885,; No. 3,
ssassc.I No.. Q corn. No. eyel! q Sc
No. 3 rye, 76c, Good feeding barley @sse; !,
fair 70 choice mating zoe ! axSs,sd
q neTn nar prmss AZ I
i I5 lard, per 100 pounds: 50 500 short
RIBS sides doosel. shor clear sides
Wines. s, rs. clover, contract grade sli.s5.
Butter-Steady; ereameri es; rs.lsgl 7c dairles,
STEADY at mark. cases include Y
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m ON The SOUTH SIDE DE-
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IA. i. CHEWING COMPANY.
July q ids N Allctione
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-01
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
.HOtGrSO

Registrador de la propiedad sustitutQ
que fue IA amos en- ArecibO, ofrece sus SER
vicios, como NotariO, Ell Arecibo. Balos de
la casa ntmero 13 cale de la Cruz, y Sc hace
cargo de presentar para su inscription en-
ell RegistrO de la propiedad del DistritO
remitir los respectivos interesados, los
documentos que con tai objeto Sc le env1an.
>ARECIBO. PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-01
DOCumento importante

Ell I1ustr1simo sefior Obispo ha di-
rig lido una carta al clero va los cato
licos de la isla en- Ia que da cuenta del
trabaio realizado en- conflrmaciones de
multitud de personas durante la visi-
ia pastoral, de los matrimonios verif-
cados. Habla el distinguido prelado
de sus propos itos respecto de la nlfIez
de la uti1idad de las juntas de catoli-
cos, de 10 importante que ha sldo la Pc
regrinacion q Hormigueros y diceque
para la la consecuci6n de los proyectosy
delos propo5 itosque acaricia el gobier-
node la Iglesia en- Pto. Rico, necesita
de la cooperation de todos: de los ri
cos y de los pobres, de los sabios y de
los indoctos, de los propietarios, de
los comerciantes, de los industriales,
de los obreros: de la experiencia de la
edad madura, as1 como del entusiasmo
de los jovenes, para que de esos esfuer-
EOS, bien combinados, de esas energ1as
bien dirigidas, de esas voluntades fir
memente sostenidas, surja viril y po-
tente la obra de Ia renovac ion de la
Isla, y Sc abra paso por el camino del
verdadero progreso y obtenga Ell
puesto que le corresponds en- Ell con-
cierto de los pueblos civilizados.
La Carta del Ilustris imo sei1or Obs
po FL clero y a los ieles de Ia diocesis
es bastante eXtensa y sentlmOS no
poderla reprOducir.