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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

stock, 1860 bales; export to Great Britain,
Total To-day at all seaports-.Net receipts,
i. ri bales: export to Great Britain. ll,s6l
bales; 10 the Continent, 5,oH bales, stock,
255. 32S bales
Consolidated e. all seaports-Net receipts:
jI.22i bales; export 10 Great britain, 1851
Total since September Is. at all supports
Not receipts s.ss4,Ps2 bales; export 70 Great
Britain. 2?Si.ia. bales: TO France 6Io,2s5 bales;
10 tic Continent 2l3ibss bales, TO japan, 4l,5il
bales; to Mexico. ?5,57l bales.
NEW oRLEAEE. La. April ao.--coTTOE--ee
Spot cotton QUIET and unchanged. sales. 10Y
Dai.H. including io1 10 arrive
higher 10 1 lower Soon after the opening g
spu.t Of buying carried May and July go
points above Yesterdays closct but reports
Of rain had more effect than coh'inuea low
temperatures and consequently the new crop
months fell off few points. ana nt no lime
sold above last evenings figpres Rean2ns
gales late in the session carried prices down
ibftis points III the trading May advanced
: points to 1880 declined to lJ..s. advanced
TO "a 81 and finally realizing sales late in the
session carried prices down l0alo points; 81 IN
the trading May advanced points 70 . 10 a. 90,
declined to 1878, advanced to 1898, ana ma ~
declined 10 1855. October lost points at y. ~
advanced to 1913. and finally declined 70 lis.
The market closed weak at about the lowest
Level Of the day. with net losses on the Qid
crop positions OF sail points. ~, ,,esa
IL, 20: June, 1ss7als.sS: July, 1907; August.
ii a6di32l; September. 1l74all75; October,
il. ssaii.24 November I'LL bid; December
II,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE. MARKET.

III o1tR-Market continues dull with heavy
receipts. WHEAT-Market continues quiet; 70,
esipts light. CoRSrGraded corn active: or
grades dull oAIs-Very dull stocks large
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s......... 1914
chicago. n. Il and Pacific 4s.............. .73
Chicago r. l. and Pac col IS ............. sDla
& O. f,. e, and ST Louis gen. 4s........,. 100h
Chicago Terminal As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. son
Consolidated Tobacco 4sl .................. 5s7s
sr,ointndn and Southern "a ,,.,.........,... S.
Dcnver and RIO irando IS ............n.... 9sM
Erie prior lien As 0ss
hE,ro 'f.oraraI IA RI ,,.,.,,...,,,. "
Esrth Worth and Denver City 1sts........ 1914
Iorking Valley AIS .......................1 1858
i onoviIIe and Nash Unified 4s.............. 1905
Manhattan coiisol gold Is ................ 1924
Me%!can Central As Observation-Disclosures 7h
Mexicon Central list Inc. ................... 1st5
Minn a nd st Louis AZ ..........5......,.,.. %
Niissn,iri.' Kansas and Texas dg............ 100
Missolrit Kanas and Texas 2ds........... 7sss
Wational r. n! OF Mexico con- 4sl........ 73A
New York Central gen. 3ns............... aSA
New Jersey Central gen. 5s............... 1o95s
Northern Pacific As .......................1 1888
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INTEREST
IS LANCUl.D
Bark Statement Iss,,cd 4ester-
day Had Little OF No Effect
on the Market.
STATEMENT NOT ACCURATE
Did Not Show Gold Exports Last
Week, Which Were Largest
Shipments Ever Made.
fRy Associated PreasD


NEW YORK. AprIil2o.--The bank state
mcht was the only news OF the day YIN
my importance bearing on, iln sioe ,
market. and II was accepted WI, IN ~
feeling tina tho statement was not an
accurate showing OF actual conditions.
An Increase, although, small one, ~
tho cash ZEN Of o lhe oaK rss ~ on 1i es ard
ee,xp,ained By The ract thl the, statement
does mol reflect tile 100000 shipment Of
gold that went out today, and ,'asi,, !
viii be carried over. Into next week !, :
statement, Esen allowing for this, the ca ls =
reserve is more thar s4.WlgOD better tllan
are given as the EXPLANATION Of the nis-
crepncy, The increase In the loan item
gren,e tha n efnee ssucs s
,be ss atS Sew York Ss ely
Ix fSsf f n'fGsi so ~ ns asn 'f bsevea
That tho outgo Of gold up TO this time,
except The Morgan Shipment. hut went
to-day Is for other purposes tEan Ntne,
portion Of which. theretorsea remains ~, ~. e
lie provided for Tho dctaiis Of the op-
Grafton are still somewhat obscure 10 The
Wil street mind. IhIs1uncerlalniy !, wa az
lie days stock market. The price move
mants OF any interest we're confined 20
sEeclalities. rotal bond sales, par vaihe,
sa7,cN Total sales were Ie;Sol SHARES,
Including Chesapeake and Ohio sNo; y.
and 81. 600, NJ and W. 800; lennsylyaf,-
MA. 800; Rending. $500: Southern Hli,-
way 800. Southern Railway. prefaired.
400; Union Pacific. 5Fp; United STATES
steel, preferred, $500.
MONEY AND EXciIAEG I5--C;Lo sl:
Money on call nominal no loans; ,iinc
loans. easy; sixty days. - per cent i
ninety days. Zig; six months, y ] .afl3 Il;
prime mercantile paper. 33-4T4 -; steti-
ing exchange. steady WIN astn ~ y pu ~.
demand. and al si.ss9I42S10 for sixty days
bis. posted rates. si.8 and sfss; com
merciaI bills s4Si3-4; bar silver, 5il-z'
.Me%icaE dollars. ~ -
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MARINE 1NrELLrGE NcD.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 80, 1904.

III
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 80, 1904
ARRIVED,
steamer Berkeley Shelly, Norfolk, merchan.
Steamer pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise ana Ias-
sengers Virginia Navigation co.
sAILEA
stcnmer Berkeley Shelly Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT, APRIL 80, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Danyilc. Short. Baltimore, passengers aud
general cargo.
SAILED.
,n ELM pa ulssi essa and senel cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. April 80, 1901
ARRIVED.
steamer Orion New York
Steamer Amsteldyl, Rotterdam and Amster-
dam
steamer Rappahannock, Liverpool
Schooner John A, Biekerman, NeWhuryport.
Schooner Thomas a. M Ward Charleston
barge Gaaton, Providence
Barge Tlnos Seoul Providence
large Sterling. Charleston,
Inrge Havana, Fall RIVER s18
Barge Ohio. New Bedford
Great Nortllern's Dividend.
(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, April ao.-The regular
Quarterly dividend OF "a per cent. on
Great Northern preferred stock was an
nounccd TO-DAY, payable May Cd
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R1cHmUND GRAIw MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond Va, April 80. 1901.
Receipts for tho week ending Monday:
{ CATTLE eceipts, 1875 head, Market fair.
Best steers, 4A45c; medium to guol, i4Q
1885,; common 10 TAR, S.sgic. heifers, SAC
tlaa6c fresh COWS, SIS. SiA5,; quarantine cat
tie 3A44.c bulls. S4St.c.
HoGS--Receipts, 93a head. Market slow.
Good hogs. 545Hc.; shoats, 4%45c,; roushs.
snEEP-Recepts. 19s head. Market nrm.
Good sheep .5u5iac,; others, Als5ci; bucks, $40
4c.; spring lambs, 7ugc.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITl~BuRG. PA
April ao--cATTLI 2 Supply light; market
fair sidli5c Hogs Supply fair; market low
or Prime heavy, S5,l0a5.l5i, mediums S@.lo4p
Sl5; heavy workers, lSm'lSi sht y @,rt Il
sheepy-suppiy' light; market steady, Prime
wethers, Sba5.lo; common sheen, S2oOHs.so /;
choice lambs. s5S5aS@' Veai caves Sa''ep
300.
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U. s. refundinr 2s registered. ......".... ioSh
u. S. refundlng as, coupon 1861
II. g. 81. registered. 1861
u. s. 81. coupon .......................1 10TH
u. s. New A., registered .................. 1891
H. s. New "a. coupon Observation-Disclosures h
III. s. Old 4s. registered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o7is
u. g. Old AZ. coupon Observation-Disclosures" 10Ih
AtchIson general ~ Observation-Disclosures. lo01t
Acthison adjustment As ................... 9la
Atlantic Coast Line As transformation. o4js
Baltimore ana Ohio As ..................... 1905
baltimore and Ohio slss ..................... ors
Central OF Georgia ss 1901.
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc .,....,.......... 10
chesapeake and Ohio AS ................. JOS
chicago and Alton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 71nt
Chicago, 49, and Quincy new As..........9 $40
Chicago, ST. and 81. Paul gen. 4s......... lg5ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01

CINCINNATI o. April ao;7 : Y q a
Steady at ssdpi 4S, Enthusiastically at Sl,5Ou6.ip,
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Cash quotations were as follows; fi.O,u u,l,g
st gSas spring patents sdaolt doi straghts.
, Wheat, soaSSc No. ssasc; No. ,:o,I red
S slstM5sc. 10. oats DNaiaei 10. white,
siTaislke. no, rye, roc. Good feeding barley;
s,s,sGi5r fair 10 choice mailing. 4Sep5be' ne;
assead slo No a. nor,hwes s,a ,s sl ~ q
p roi ssliS1mls5; lard Per 100 pounds ss5o@
c'5s,s; short ribs, sldes aoose), 1905 %. short
Of high wines slss Glover contract sl" NE
.,sMgie. Eggs-Steady at mark, cases included,
iU9l6Sc. Checse--Easy at 04lO,sc,
BALTIMORE, MD, April ao;mFLou 1la,
Steady and mshanSfd M roh wcsern s sp9i
he month 81 southern BY sample sSS.&Esl
southern South white ssaSs'sq outsaFrn No 2
T ysmse 'V butter Firm and unchanged: fancy
imitation inmSpt isa2oc do. creamery. 2la2ae, do
lade. i5al6c,; store, parked, iggltc. Eggs--
staadv and unchanged Cheese--Easy and I'M
nnnchanrei: large, 0lsqllIc.; medium, lD9sD
, un..e small old. lpN@li'sc;; new, loaloAe,
Sugar-strong and unchansed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
10. & a pite I.

&c inc 0roidte fu5r Ianeidm bic
NJ GRoufec berab. 5rau Glen
- iab gum 6snIter binaus nit Der
5pedIOIsn g}eugier, bic bus
enge Qeben elmer Sleinitabt 10 lei6t
nit ii4 bringt.
0as ~tlappriss GeFG6rt belt ri6tio
Dor ibrem 9auie Der 8utI9er itie9
ab unb bob ben fleinen Softer pom
Sod. 0as bo99ei9lo9ene @eroed
binOerte Glen, in ben @asen bineins
5uIe9en. Grit oils QIta ousitieg uno
ben 8utfder be5ubIte. ertannte lie ibrs
G9nd9erin.
sic cling ibr iGnea enteegen. .@itu,
pel1e lleberraf4ung! Mir baben 70
Idnge ni9ts pon Dir esbDrt. 9Gslif
erfpdrteten mir einen Brief. unb nun
iommit gu ielbft!"
nSd. adnn id BEL Gu4 bleiben'
5iir's erfte ipenigitens?"
Glen fab %erItaunt in aitus @eiidt
9as junge MGb9en mar iebr blab.
nit tiefen blauli4en Shatten untsl
ben Nugen. oRatiirlih tannit Du
bas! 9u mutt nur fiirIisbnebmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

Sunoelspapiere-BaGete biz gum
@epi6t BON 10 ltn3en 5 Gents;
Yodete iiber 10 ltr6en i6per, 10
Gents COB geIdloIien, o6er ni6t(
nit gllsnabme bon Wanuicripten
nit beifoIgenoen Gorreftnrs9 ogen,
ierner ale berliegeltcr Saden Oiebe
untenltebenol 9 Gents pro l1n5e,
nit 9lusnabme BON @riefeH in PoIt'
Stotionert, mo- Die Boitiaden nidt
auSgetragen per6en, 1 Gent pro
ltn3e. B~oItforten, ie 1 Gent
8tpeiter 3Iaiie-Holtiaden Set
tl,neen, picrteIiabrlid poer otter er'
ideinenoe 3eiti6riften, tpel6e ni6t
gratis pertbeiIt ner0eu 9aS oIGe'
meme Bublifum be5ablt Oafiir NIT
gifcnbabn.0tarfe 5u Der Rote BON
lie 1 Gent fir a ltn3en ODER Sbeile
oobon, nenn niht beriiegelt.
Drittcr &loIie - (georufte. feline
9Ianco+9 ii6er), GirfuIcre, anbere
0eorufte Sad)en, gorreftur 8oqen
uno beifoIgenoes @anuicrtpt, 8a'
lentincs, W1uIif-N otellbldtter, Selto'
types, Gbromos, 8Iofate, Sitbogra'
pbie'n II. eeorudte 9ln5eigen i'm Fill
semeinen, iGntmtIid, tuenn 1id)t
oerIiegelt, 1 Gent fir . lln3en oner
tpeniger.
8ierter 4IaIfe - @aoren utto
R1tIter, 9luneo.g Bidder unO Baptere,
Gr5e, ale So6erL meld)e nid)t IN IT.
geno elmer Der ortoeren Rlolien et1'
gei6IoiIen unb ibrer Ratltr nod
niht gef0brIi6 ooer berherbIi6 fir
Sen Snbalt DER anOeren Roitiafcn
iino. (Gin ipe3ieIeS @eieb iest oas
@orto fir SGmereicn, ableger,
BuraeIn, Gpr0Blinge uno RfIon3en
ollf oie Gate bon eiuem Gent fir ie
2 l1n3en fcit.) Saus Oorgenannte
Nrtifel ntft mebr, oils A Sfunb be-
tragen, / Gent pro hinge ODER oeren
8rudt6eil.
fegiItrotionSgcbiibr fir 9riefe
ano o1,oere 8oitienoungen betrdgt 3
Gents.
@uorenproben - Bodete Bis gu
A l1n3en 9 Gents; @ofete iiber 4 I'm
gen i6per, 1 Gent fir iebe 2 lln3eu
ODER oeren 9ruftbeil.
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@cr. sGnaer ppn Baltimore.

Sallptqltartier: o@crnonia . Ws1n'
nerGor . Safe; &rGItoent Serrp
@icicfing, Nr. 228, pcrl. @aitern-
9[pc.; correiponoircnOcr utO prDtos
foaircnocr Scfrctdr 3. @iaiam @r.
ocnilt8, 9tr. 1928, 0rIeon8ItraBe;
6illon5 GcfrctGr Is. Sin1melbeber,
Nr. 315, gtoro-G 0enitroBe; S6os.
mciitcr $. Miflifl Ger. 7t3, @ar.
neritroBe; 9irioent: pnfont. Ser.
iommIlng jeOcn 5wciten 5reitag I'M
Woilot.
Iriolt."
Souptauartier: Stag Safe, Nr,
2O5, Sonopcr.S troBe. Singittnoc:
0iittmo6 - 9irigent: s. s. Srant.
gSurmonie."
Souptqllorticr: gr. 4t4, 8eIt'
Sapette.G traBe. Singihtnoe: 8ten.
tags - 9irigcnt: Sobn 81. &Iein.
n@crmonta. MGnucr6or."
Salptqlartier: @crmunia : W6li.
nerdor Sale, Ger. 410-412, @elt.
2omboro.S troBe. S%tngitlnhe: 8pns
nerItagS - 9irioent: Sbeooor Gent
berger.
n6robltnn."
9auptQltartier: Srobiinn Soae,
Nr. 5000, 5reoerid.a penue. Sing.
itunoe; Witttpod8-0trigent: Sobn
81. &lein.
yIrbeiter. R1nnerfor."
Sol,ptQlartier: 4noreas' SaIle,
Nr.3t4, SonoberitraBe. Sineitunbe:
9onnerltogS = 9irigent: @bas. s..
9ofalt.
y2ocnIt-8oint MGnnerdor."
SauptQuorticr: 3nifcr'S Sa0e,
ode Cuba ulO gnoreitraBe. Sing.
Itunor: Sonntogs - 9irigent: Su.
bert &riippel.
yg(rbeiter. 2iebertafel."
SotptQuartier: @ola' So1e, Wr.
4O8, @eit 2erinetonitrnBe. Siug'
Iti1noe: 9tenItagS-9irigellt: Gbas.
s. 9odqn.
.S6alia-M dnnerhor."
Souptquartier: @oigt's Sale, Rr.
1922, Sorforo-4penue. Singitunoe:
.Wittmo6s-9irigent: Soiepb Bade.
nWp5art.M dnnerdor."
Saitptquartier: @roaomap 3otel,
ede 9roaomop uno SrlcansltraBe.
SingItunoe: 9tenitags = 9%irigent:
Geo. @. goblmonn.
,@i6enfran5."
Sailptqlartier: Sobn S6ntiot's
Dorm. 3orn's) Sole, gde 3. ltnO
@ougbltraBe, Sieblanotopn. Cling
ltunoe: Wittmobs-Oirigent: eofu.
9odner.
,Mefo6ie."
Saiptouartier: s. &ies' Soae,
gde 2oiuItraBe ulo gelair @arft.
SinaItlnoe: Sonnerltags 9trt'
gent 3. Garoliis.
.@ermonia.A uartett-Glltb."
Sorptolinrtier: Weienberg's Sole,
Ir. 1t6, Gorb 9acaItraBe. Sing.
itunbe: 0ienltags Sirigent: S.
Gorplits.
,@esgere8 eiaugperein."
Sol,ptqilartier: S%offmann's Sale,
Com. llno Gprreit StraBe. cling
itulbe: 0ienitoes = 9irigent: S. 6.
6ranf. PEI
.gbeltpeib."
Sauptqnartier: @eorg S. Ioer's
Saue, Mr. T., Saits@oent,e, Canton.
Stngitunoe: gienitags 0irigent:
Iug. Sdneioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Wegwei(n
bOn mpfcblenStuertbcn Sinan5',
Gn9rUs- unO GnOctaif-8 eIdGftcn.
6tuan5ieIIe 8.
8anfeu.

8irit RationaI 9onf, t6, @eItsSora-
togo : StraBe; $. @. 5erguion,
8rdiioent; $. 9. @iIcor, &oilirer.
otO Mer6ants' Nationul
8onf, 30t, 0orO.G CHARLES GtraBe;
Gbas. z. Crane, @rdIioeut; Garter
q. Ssburn, &aiIirer.
9euti6e 9anf, lexington. uu6 Soai.
oaD.StraBe; 81. s. Sdul8, 9r0ii'
bent; Guguit 8ebcr, 9oiIirer.
Commercial ono Farmers gtationaG
Snnf, Soparo. luno @erman-Str
8eitern Ntational 9onf, IA, g3oros
@utatp.S troBe; Soibua s. &arpep,
BrGiioent; 8. @arr1ott, aaIIirer.
9ropers' anO We1onic8' 3otionol
@anf, glltop. uno 6apette.St .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
9Oftmarfcn. AscHturea.
8eri9ie6ene Staottbeile, in tpelben
BoIt.@ ertBia6en oertduft
tuer0ett.

iuer0eu.
MeIbaIe - 6. 3. Gcott.
DorfsTocb - BnrHea 8. Sdpptngton.
@orfu6s.IbeHue utb SdrrttoH'StrdBe - DO
bert 8. Sc. eau. al.
= "a. efrabe unb 6urtinoOOH'SlbeRus eouts
RetnoplIdr.
Gralgeniae Stram, Stumble;
<. unb Sousbsgtrabe. StsbIunbtotun Sas.
g. Iruar.
NrR. 25, ~llnfOHsabenle (2Soooberrb) -
Clarence 8. Biuiants.
3rou6rpdp uno gdItiMure'S trnBe - Beoree
Inter. CITATION, nRennfpIbunter 1uhn- - q
6amoeS citation. -snItimors'D bto'gabH-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
@nnffers mo Wnf[cr.

SombIeton & Co., ~, Olt-2erin9ton.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
Bidder. GeouiItte1t.

She @pers & Sifs 60, t04, Glib.
9olpar0-S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12
9au6oI5-S Gn0ler.

@aubol5,SdnOler.
S6os. Wattbelp8 & Sor, Go1tons
Ibeuue uno @l6emarle-S traBe.
SEQ. S. Sloan & Bro, Ala, 2igbt'
Strabe.
9leh. iuto emaiuirte Stablipaoren.
Iational gnomeIing & Stamping
Co., 100, SonooersS traBe.
0ompfmai6inen, aeiieG II. 8umpcn.
8onoce StebbirS & Cons, GDarles-
uno 2omboro-S traBe.
2anonirtidaftIide @erGtbe un6 SG'
mereien.
@riffitb & Sltrner 60, eos, Noro.
&ocaItraBe.
Srnanlentale 0rabt-4rbeiten.
Sufur & 60, 311, R.sSomar0sStr
Nrmitroug, Gator & 60, 106-18,
Sopfins-Glace.
Sregellos, Sertel & 60, 100, Sop
finS-Glace.
Sbiiren, Seniterrabmen II. Holileolir.
Srdnf 9. @otfinS & 60, Rratt' uno
Yreiioent-S traBe.
S6nupftabafs = Sabrifanten.
81. Starr & 60, 436, @orosGnloert'
Strabe.
3eitI6riften . Mago5in etc.
Baltimore Stems 60, 3t8, RorS'
@crman-S troBe.
Srieobofc.
2olloon Barf Cemetery, Office q,
elttSaratoga.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

Sporbanfen.
Central Sobtrgs 9onf, Charles.
un6 2erington.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

@run6eigcntbltmS. Ioflcr.
&ierce 6. 9irgon & Ncpbeip, 16,
2erington-S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

@itd9onolrng.
0unt6cr'8 oeuti6e 9udbonoGuno.
sos, OIt.9oltimore. StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-12

8crionalnot i5en, - SEER
Gliiba $. YerfinS, EraiiOcnt Der
.Gropioence Sparhnnf,"' itlo elmer
ser ltdotii6en 6inon5 Gonnnilidre,
lit ais 9ireftor Der oSoIe onoNepollt
Grult So" ermdblt poroen,
Scin Bp in e
neraI nntcr 6rie9rtd Dem
@roBclr-Se Grborb pom Sllob
lodi. non 9tr. 9OL Norp-GolnertItro'
&c, bat POM aricgS 2 Geportenlent
cine Ginlooun9 SIR @ntbiiarll9 oe>
pom aoiier- @ilbelm Aeld)ellttell
Grnfnrnlo 8rieorid) ses @roBeli er-
boltelL Die oln 10. oieies WototS IN
@oibin0tpn i%tottfinben miro. Yer
l~lr9robpoter bes Serrit Don ahoo-
lodi @enerallnaior aori @pfffrieo
uon anoblodg fdulpfte oll preilBl'
ider Seite inn 7-iGbrigen INTO nroe'
rem arie9cn ieller bepcgten Terlooe
nit GROCER AtsSeid)nlitg, 10 Dab tplll
iein ountborer ariegsberr, 6rteorld)
Der @roBe, ein Ienfmal III Sblpeto'
nis erridten lieB. IS
-. ------------
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Suldn0.
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Nttanlics@ito, us, 6 GtuHoen.
8rooiDH, R.sg, 8 Stunben.
@urIington, Ierntont, II Stunben
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Gbdrlefton. &C. 10 Stunoen.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 StiinheH.
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Goncnrh, R.sS., 10 Gtuuben.
9enoer, Colorado. 2h Gage.
8etruit, Wi6., 1 Sag.
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Sartfcro, Connecticut, Il StiHe IN.
Snotanapolts. 9to., 1 Tag.
Srdlou, Ntiiitiiippt. 2 Gage.
SadtouOiIle. Sia, Tag.
StunlassGiiO, Wiiouri. 2 Iage.
QtttIe 9(od, artanins, 1 1aa 18 Siuresn.
qouiSbille, aO, l Idg 2 StItoelt.
19SsobtIe. slId6ama, i Iaa 5 GtinOen.
9torfolf, girginierb 70 Gtunoen.
GetusS Orleans, ca. 1 GAG 10 Stlnben.
Stnot Ielpsgorf, 5 Stlrnoen.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-05
HEAVY FIGHTING SHIPS.
Admiral Dewey's Suggestions Favored
by Naval Committee.

Washington. Feb. Admiral Dew
ey's suggestions in favor of heavy
fighting ships for the navy prevailed,
today. with the House committee on
naval affairs, over the recommendation
Of the general board. submitted by
Secretary Moody. The naval appro-
rriation bill was completed by the
committee after a hearing granted Ad-
miral Dewey. 1t carries an agEregate
appropriation of S95.000,000 The ships
authorized are one Dattleship, two
armored cruisers. three scout cruisers
and two squadron golfers.
The appropriation of 100000 made
last year for two submarine boats was
re-appropriated. the boats to be pur-
chased in the discretion OF the secre-
tary of the navy. This building pro-
gram gives a total of $4,000 tons of
heavy fighting ships as compared with
$1,000 tons last year. The heavy con-
struction provided will cost S21, 100 coo.
while the lighter construction will
BRING the cost Of the building program
up to $2S,G0G,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-05
Capita! Notes.

1t is learned unofficially that Mr..
Winderin will probably succeed Baron
Gavers as the minister of The Meth
erlai.ds at Washington.
The agricultural appropriation bill
reported to the House. Thursday. car
ries Il total of s5,711.2i0 an increase OF
S233,0S0 over the current law.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Knox will leave Washington, early
next week. for Florida. where Mr..
Knox will remain several weeks.
The President, Thursday, sent to the
Senate additional correspondence re-
lating to Panama i'll response to the
Culborson resolution. The correspond
ence was marked executive" and was
considered absolutely confidential.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand. the
British ambassador to the United
States, Lady Durand and their daugh
ter were the guests of honor at the
third annual dinner of the trans
Atlantic Society of America, Thurs
day night, at the Hotel Hellevue,
Philadelphia.
No nomination was made by the Re-
| DupiIC:tii tOIlS t,Nicilttl toIlN tiltltI vi
the 18th New York district, at New
York, Thursday night, and it is prob
able W. Bourke Cochran. Democrat.
will have no opposition at the polls.
Yhe vacancy is caused by the resigna
ton of George p. Mcclellan.
None OF the opponents of the con-
firmation of William D. Crum as col
Iector of customs at Charleston. S. c..
appeared before the Senate committee
on commerce, Thursday. and the mat
ter went over until next Thursday,
when Mayor Smythe of Charleston,
will testify. William Mckinley, an at
torney OF Washington. and c. S. Smith,
cashier of the Charleston cust0m
house, both colored, spoke in Crums
behalf.
The 1-hour bill was the subject of
discussion. Thursday, in tie House
committee on labor. Samuel Goinpers.
president of the American Federation
of Labor. spoke in favor Of the bill,
and Judge J. NJ. McCammo,i, Represent
ing iron, steel and shipbuildinG inter
csts. ana Daniel Davenport of Bridge
port, representing 4 private association
of manufacturers. were heard in OPP
position. The hearing will be con-
tinucd, Feb. is.