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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27

BESIDE ell 10 de Noviembre este pc
ri6dico aumenta sus precios, & - cen
tavos por cada suscrisi6n mensual.
Suplicamos & las agencias que Ii
quiden antes del dfa 81 de Octubre sus
Quotas basta esa misma fecha.
Els ~necesario, es indispensable pa
"a la marcia de LA DEMOCRACIA
para Ia iniciaci6n de Ia nueva forma
de cuentas en- nuestros librOs.
Esperamos que sc nos atienda, va
que nj aun reclamamos suscrisiones
anticipates, segdn es la regla de la
sino suscriciones servidas Y
d~evengadas.
LA ADMINISTRATOR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
De CAGUAS
Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Muy senior milo:

Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Muy senior milo:
Desde que Ia familia puertorri-
9uena por primera vez Sc divide, y
de clio surgieron dos bandos polfticos
que Sc disputaban ell predominio de la
~soberan1a, desde csc instante, repito,
empec6 por vez primera & hacer uso
del sufragio que mis- derechos me ORE
c1an, militando en Ell Partido Puro
OrtodoxO, acatando de buen grade 81
plataforma y guardando la discipline
que los directories de 81 me impusfe-
ran.
Hasta hoy he venido militando en-
81 mismo partido con su diversidad
de nombre y programa, sin que por
clio sufra resquemor alguno.
Por tanto: va que IN familia puer-
torriqueha aspira q su legftima con-
junction para bien de su patria, 20 he
resuelto desligarme por complete del
partido que fu6 siempre mi esperanto
para 81 porvenir, quedando desde lue-
go en- una actitud e~spectante.
No soy nj puede tildarseme de pa
ria nj falsante. Obedezco religiosa-
mente al dictado de mi conciencia.
De listed coz toda consideration,
Acisclo Arg1eta.
Caguas, 25 Octubre de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
Sc estd faItando a Ia Ley

Nuevamente Sc nos ha venido q
informar de que las listas de inscrip.
cion no Sc fjau al pdblico en- determi-
nados colegios electorales, en- 10 que
Sc viene faltando & las prescripciones
de Ia ley, de IN modo ostensible.
Esta vez es en- Ell colegio p~ertene-
ciente al Precinto n1mero IL de Puer-
ia de TERRA, dende desde hace dias,
Sc fjan las referidas listas.
Precise es que Sc tomen ersrgicas
nedidas por ell Jefe de Eleccionss, i
I'm de poner coto & estas rnanifestas
infracciones de la ley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
LISTERFORM
Antis6ptico poderoso.
Cicatrizante infaIible.
TESTTMONIO
CaI uas, P. r. "a JUNO de 1904.
The S. t. Pharmacal Co.

The S. T. Pharmacal Co.
Muy senores MOS:
Tengo Ia satisfaction de NANTES
tar a ustedes que hice uso de los pol
vos antis6pticos conocidos Q Ell nom
bre de &Listerformp en- uno de mis-
clientes que padecfa de n 1lcera
chancrosa de caracter "a gedenico, con
FL exito mas complete, luego de haber
fracasado otros antis6pticos como 81
aristol, yodol y yodoformo.
En- vista de tan brillante resultado
ne continuado usando Ell &Listerforms
N muchos casos de uleeraciones re-
oeldes 4 TODD tratamiento, habiendo
,btenido siempre una rapida y com
.leta curaci6n.
DR.. MARCOS A. MANzANO.
Official de Sandal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
y :! II u:

Una caldera Root inglesa de 20
aballos, con maquina de vapor, ca
entador y tuberfa. Puede verse mon
ada funcionando.
Un Dinamo y accessories propio
oara alumbrar una azucarer1a de Ha-
5ienda.
Una Grua giratoria con sus acce-
sorios.
Una casa de mamposterfa terrera
con su solar.
I'm solar de 2943 varas cuadradas
ION IN platanal Y 2 casas de MADEIRA.
IN solar de 1928 varas cuadradas
son paroles y techos.
Para informes dirigirse al taller
.le fundici6n y herrera de
ROBERTO GRHAAM,
Marina 25. Ponce, P. E. (3-v-s)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
r. . 7 /

Con magnffcas comodidades para
los pasajeros, habitaciones ventilad as,
bahos modernos, gran servicio, mon
tado en- Ell centric de esta ciudad, Gale
de la Cruz ndmero Is. Inforrnara do
ma Aurea Cuadra.
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ORDINANCE STANDS.
May Close Portion of Alley for
5'53 Building Purposes.


After nearly three hours session and
much debate. the Street Committee last
night voted adversely on the ordinance,
coming from Couscil, amending the ordi-
nance granting Cohen Brothers the right
of closing the alley in the rear of their
store. on Broad Street, between Fouslee
and First Streets. The latter ordinance
passed Council. but afterward several OF
the property owners adjacent to the al
ley raised objection. An ordinance was
introduced in Council at the last meeting,
which was referred to the Street Com
mittee. resulting In the action last night.
1t was the purpose OF the Cohens to
extend their store back to- Grace Street,
and in order to do SO they asked per-
mission OF the city to close that portion
of the alley Immediately In rear OF the
store.
Those who appeared before the COM
mittee were Mr.. Wyndham r. Meredith.
for the Mcssrs Cohen, and others who
favored the closing of the alley, and Mr..
r. G. Nelson, for those who objected.
Peters and Bahen spoke in favor of grant-
Ing the Fight, and Messrs. Otway S. AL
len and John Minor spoke against the
closing or the alley. The latter two were
the only ones who voted for tho amend
ment. Those present were; Hessrs. Otway
g. Allen, Burton, Peters, Bahen, Splcer,
sWh.ttet Teefey Adams Williams, Mann,
y. n. a. Allen. West and Minor.
The committee adjourned at 0 o'clock
until O'Clock this afternoon, when UNI
finished business will be taken up,
. ~ I
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MARKET WAS
UNSETTLED.
Report That Southern, Pacific
Would Provide for Issue Of
Preferred Stock.
HUNDRED MILLION U AMOUNT y
Is Scheme and Incidental Settle
ment OF Controversy Over the
Trans Continental Field.
tBy Associated Press.o

NEW YORK, June 15.--rhe heavy de-
nand for Union Pacific. which developed
Yesterday before the market closed, was
conspic,iously In evidence again this
morning, and was supplemented by sym
patI,etIc strength IN Southern Pacific. The
movements In these stocks dominate the
whole market, and the news deycl opmeents
regarding them were taken to explain
tho recent movement Of the market IN
general. SO that some realizing IN the
general list followed the days news. Tho
early surmlses over the ground Of the
Heavy dealings IN the P9eltlc covered U
wide range Including Southern P l, lal
refunding scheme and nH 1ncluciltal a .e
iranscon,Incntai field In .raiiroadlng I. me
reports Wereswithouto explicit oiiicial saht-
ton but crcdcnce was given 70 ln le5se
pointing. to determgnaation 70 pt ,thar,,
Pacific preferred stocks with seven per
cent. dividend privileges, the proceeds eaa , %
BIG used for retrnE the ,on n. on nnep
e end for z o,he her purposes. With the publ
cation OF this plan Southern .pac ING
promptly ran Off sharply under ! ofterings
of very heavy blocks OF stock. It's weak
Union Pacific kent tile market unsettled
and confused for the rest OF the day.
Bond prices showed Irregular changes,
but good ubsorptiVt dsHihnu conunuca
cyidont. Total sales. par value, fL0lo, 300.
United States bonds were unchanged on
iii Tic total sales OF stocks for the day
were 200 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHAEGE-CLtosES
Money on call easy; highest, 4 IA per
cent. lowest. | per cent; ruling rute..
ia per cent; last loan, ia per cent:
closing bid. | 1-s per cent; cfered at II
per cent; time loans, easy and dull sky
months nor Bills, sIs III per cent; prime lner-
camille paper. ai-2g4 IA per cent. Sterling
exchange eeysy WITH aGtu l, !, business y n
bankers bills at. Sis7.2tSta .sI.23 for de-
bills: posted rates. s4A6 and Sass; cam
mercial bills sis5yLs5l-s. Bar silver,
IS IA: Mexican dollars. A. LIZ.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. juno l5.-yrhe cotton market
opened weak nj decline OF ls12l points on
the old crop and Of sai2 points On the new
crop POSITIONS IN response TO weak cables and
generally favorable weather reports. ltnnie-
diately following tho Gail prices sold or n
few points. but were then rallied slightly py
the Red River. which We're sad 10 have over;
flowed considerable areas in Arkansas uhd
Louisiana,
The average OF crop reports was 50 good
however. that tho news in this direction pad
little effect and the market resumed i,s aow own
ward tendency in spite OF talk mat the boil
wseyll were spreading INTO Georgia ~.
comparatively quiet ana more or less lTISs.
ulnr. With prices hanging around tha Opening
figures. but shortly after lnid-day sen! SELLING
sharp break, from which there was lite Or
no recovery, With tho market finally barely
steady at a net loss Of 2JI52 points, the@ ola
crop positions leading in me deeainei The ',, *
from local sources. ana about the only buyers
were spot houses ana room, s deyn>a ,ah's
at ils7. from iha It declined 70 il,:a. e4GysnnF
at that figure, while Ansnst Rroks from Tx; ;'
bottom, The later positions rallied ABOUT 1913
points In the last three minutes but the
market gave no indication Of any improvement
excellent crop news and poor trade accounts.
Sales OF futures were estimated at t5o 90 bales.
Southern spot markets Were gs rene ,aSs q no
market Was quiet and unchanged with sales
at 10 bales TO spinHsls.
Receipts OF cotton NJ tho ports o.day were
5ss h sss y asnhiF For se Week bales
against H. aa4 bales last week and 1875 last
year. To-day,s receipts at New Orleans wore
bae ss snnss a IS as Sss Year. ana
. 7
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Yield
la1e rl'n

Average 900
Some Ideas Of tho possibilities OF the
crop now growing may be had when It Is
considered that II tha yield per acre
should be as large as tho largest-r, e..
ls97-'s-the crop would be l4,saS,0oO, Wills
IL IT should BIO as small as In 1897. and
smaller even than last year. " would still
b0 at least 100000 bales.
II the ylsld per acre should be the
same as last year, the crop would be
1884 900 bales, while q production equal
to the average Of tho past ten years
would be ly,57s0D bales.
III any case It seems now to be rea-
sonably certain that the supply Of cotton
next year will be entirely adequate to tho
demand and were II not for the effect
which recent high. prlces have had upon
sentiment, nine cents a pound would NOW
be regarded, as II was until two years
aSo. as q very high price for cotton.
THEODORE II. V3IsE. q
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. N, c., June l5.-sPIRlTs
TURPENTIE E-F Firm at b2ac. bid; receipts. 70
casks Rosin-F!rm at 3s.7o; rsssiptt e. ~ bar
Crude Turpentino- Firm at 12,s594.oo and S4.s5;
receipts. Is barrels. y
TINE-Firm at b2Hc Rosin-Flrm.
SAVANNAH, Ca, June l5;aTuRPENTINE3o@-
casks; exports, nona. Rosin--Firm; receipts.
1891 barrels; receipts. l.7sl barrels; aales slys
barrels,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE is. 1905.
ARRIVED i{%
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, merckun.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner Alice fJ.t'Venable, Signaigo. James
River, corn and shucks,GsJ. Watt Taylor.
SAILED. 7f8'
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion llne.
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves, James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company. ~
h Barge Sharon Hill. Batterby James River.
railroad ties. ti35S gf A
River, railroad ties.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE is. 1904
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
~ SAILED.
baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS JUNE Is, 1904. +
ARRIVED. 4.
+ Schooner Charles w. Church. Boston. ID
Schooner Percy BIrdsnll, Boston.
Barge Havana, Boston. r&iESsi
y Barge Darby, Newport t4Rif
81 w III ~ SAILED.
Schooner Mary F. Barrett, Portsmouth. N.
Schooner r. and T. Lupton, Allyn's Point.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

has aprung up as result of price revision
announced Yesterday. but the prices on certain
lines. IT. is believed. Will lead 70 comparative.
il is assured that the level VIII not SO any
loSrer
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS

PETERSBURG. VA. June 15.-PEANUTS--
sBlle - are asK,n; higner prices. VERY few being
offered. virEin,as firm At 4s4c. for fancy stock.
some shipments are being made from Peters
burg OF stock that had been stored In this
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sQ5ic; medium to good. ~ R6c.; common to
faiT. sAa!He.; good heIfers 4!tgsc; common
to fair sas fat cove sgsif eo haise
fresh COWS. SIS ass; quarantine cattle. aa4lsc.
Hoos-Reeeipta, sss head; market active.
o sHE iHf ANp 8 ifAMBs-Rec.ip,s, 2ss head:
fair s,:o5Nc.; bucks. sasMc.; lambs IasSc
ceipts. 400 head. nlaFket steady 10 l5c. low
err Good to primo steers 15.76g6.fo; poor. p
medium. s4DasSs; stoskers and feeders ;ag
s so SGil snd hsifs5s sasss Sss:.1 @
fed steers, s5I55O; distiileyy fed, ssg1, W;
Hogs-Ftecelpls to-day. s5:8o head estimated
6er ows. %.ea aa aTks5
10 choice heavy. ~ ssa5.12h: rough. heavy
sj55g4 s5i light. it76a5. o5; bulk Of salef az q
5.o5 TReseipts, 600 head . Mar Market ss
fair TO choice mixed. tI6aS.oo; native lambs
s516Jg; spring lambs. s5I7.G.
NEW YORK June MISUNDERSTANDING,
:,s5s head. Good dry.fsd steers firm to l9 y
oxen and stays. s. ooq5 50; bulls. ssat. "; cows
sI.7saAss ca!yes. hscelpts 7ss head Ms Market a
s!s safSss 9
dressed yeals. lower a.. sgs.se per pound;
country dressed weak q sHsc' per . pound ,srd
Heavy sheep dull and lower. Good. handy
sheep full steady. Good to choice lambs.
lodi6e. on Common lambs. 25af5oc lower
s shssR :se; o as ';9 ass ,fss
CATS head market steady. Hogs-Quoted at
s5.a5a5P. IA l,-
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BALTIMORE STOCK Market
BALTIMORE. ND. June 5,--Seaboard Air
Line common, 1fslyiSs; do. preferred. l5aalGls.
Atlantic Coast Line common. lesa.Qlg3.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, June i5.--FLoER-show abb
sence OF buyers and was duh, Rye Flour
Barley-sIow se
vate r. Up 10 % nd,aay wheat acted dull and
easier. thenit recovered and for the balance
OF tho afternoon was firm OF moderate COW
crins OF shorts. closing hgtsc net higher.
July closed 1T 9lEr.: pecennbsr. SiAc
sencr.ulg pa arm ali day. The closing ,sgac.
net advance. July closed at SIC; September.
5isac, oEts-spot steady mixed oats. :saSs
pounds S5H4fc
Dull RoSin-Quiet. strained. common TO good.
S. 10. Turpeptine-Steady at 56l,45ssc.
Ccnee--spot Rio steady: mild. quiet. Tho
market for coffee futures opened steady at !,
Was finally steady and unchanged TO points
lower Sales $500 bags. Sugar--Raw, quiet;
centrifugal rs test. 327-3:c.; refined quiet.
ntca-uniet. Molasses-Steady
Buttsr-Easer; creamery, common to extra.
Cheese Grim: State, 1ull cream. snal coiored,
choice TTl4tsc. small white. chpiye. 75Sc.
Eggs-wcak; Statc. Pennsylyania and nearby
fancy selected white, 2o4f2c.; Southern. l4ls9
l5ihc.; do Inferior, i.lfltc.
stute and Western. sacks -. .saFs.75, Jersey
sweets s1.25ml.75. Peanuts--Steudy; fancy
handpicked. &C.; other donestics. az @.5.c. Cab
bages Steady southern barral.csate, sf,s54
CHICAGO ILL. juno 15-Inprovcment In
export demand saTsed hrnnsss IN wheat t.,
provisions pr ssa arc unchanged 10 &c. higher -
The leading futures ranged as follows,
Open. High Low. Close.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG, PA.
Juno i5-CATTLE-supply light; market
seady !, chptcs s;ss %; prime sSs falr
i've Prime heavy. $. mao rs: mediums, S. 500
5.as; heavy workers. ;5s01s y; light DO s. 200
IS; pigs $i.S0gS. %; roughs, $a,50I449 Sheep
Supply light: market steady. Prime wethera
1854. 10: common sheep. s2df30o; choice lambs.
1850; veal calves. s5.7Sa6..S,
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coTToNSEEp OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, June l5.-cottonseed oil was
featiIreless and dull NJ about unchanged
prices. Primo crude. Z, q. b. mills 2lc,, noTni-
nal; prime yellow, 2,tc.; of summer yellow.
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BuENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL.

El144T3 BUUNA VISTA bf'ft1NIt f1O 11F1o'
Franklin County, Pa
This well known resort will be open for tho
season June IS. 1904, under entire NEW man
very best and under personal supervision. Golf,
Tennis. Bowling, Billiards, Pool, good Music
and various other forms Of amusement The
water supply Is from the famous Buena Vista
Spring Climate Is absolutely dry. No dew or
quitoes. For rates and Descriptive booklet ad-
dress until June 10th &. ~ :, . u = H e
klo N. Charles ST., Baltimore. Nc. ai
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Bankers and Brokers.

K ShLUS' F#g 4 VIM
ettO. Missouri Pacific ..........n.
90 Nash, Chat. and 3. 1......
. 639 Narfg| kand W W tern g.
100 Pacific Mall ...,... ........
[eAW Pennsylvania T.. R.........
2p0) Peoples Gas tChicago)....
400 PRESSED Steel Gar............
200 l'resssd steel Car pfd....
700 !leplpl!c !. and g., cotn...s
4. Republic 1. anu s.. pfd.....
L6200 Reading, cOin.......l ........
go Readlhs. ID pfd............
$500 Rock Island, cOfn....,.....,.
100 Rock Island, pfd............
Sloss ...... ...,. ............
900 s. q. and s. H. Ia pfd.....,
1l0 8. L. and Southwest. pfd..
375O Southern Pacific ...........
100 Southern Railway. conn.,.
SOO Southern Railway, pfd......
100 Seabpard Air Line; cOm....
seaboard Air Line. pfd....
800 Tenn. Coal and Iron.......
! 200 Texas Pacific ....,..........
1900 Union Pacific ....,:.........
United States Leather......t
200 United States Steel........,,
L47O United States Steel. pfd....
Va. Car. Chemical, conn.,,
~ w. Car. Chemical. pfd.....
200 Wabash, cOm.,........ ......
1900 Wabash. pfd ~" ..........
Western Union ..............
lo0 Wisconsin Central ..........
200 Wisconsin Central. pfd.
Total sales 47s,aOO.
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CINCINNATI. o., juno l5.-HoGs-Slow at
.. 2;,I5,30 Cattle-Strong at s225u5e0. Sheep
easy at y,.501LSO. LaTnbs-Easy at S!15.a5.
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COTTON.

4 NEW YORK. June l5.--The cotton acre
age planted. the commercial crop real
ICED. and the yield per acre Qn fractions
of a bale) for the past ten years are as
follows COOS omitted:
per aero
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[ BALTIMORE, MD, June l5.--FLoUR--Q Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Steady, Steamer No.
si0s ocorn--Dnll; Southern white, 5oa57e.
Oats--steady. Rye-Dull; No.. Western. 7aqp
soc, Enthusiastically and unchanged. Eggs
Firm. Cheese--Steady and unchanged Sugar
Firm and unchanged, 49, ~
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago ana Northwestern con. 7s......... 1ss;s
Chicago. H. !. and Pacific ts.............. 60
Chicago. r. Il. and Pacific col. 6s........ 7sh
c., c.. q. and H. I>onlz gen. {s.......,..n o.
Chicago Terminal Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7sh
Consolidated Tpbacco A.....,,..........,.. 62M
Colorado and Southern observation-disclosures. 81
Denver and Rlo !Grnnde ts...,,..........,, ssoN
Erie prior lien ~ Observation-Disclosures. e9N
Fort Worth and Denver City lstg...,...... 10t
Hooking Valley observation-disclosures o9A
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.,.......t 10lN
Manhattan consol gold ts...,,............ 1V3M
Mexican Central Isl list Observation-Disclosures. ie.s
Mimi and st. Louis ls.....,............ 90
Missouri Knnsaa and Texas ls.,.,,...;.., PSF
Mlssaiir, Kansas and Texas 2ds.,....... I7I
National r. n OF Mexico con. 4s.......,.. 7t1s
New York Central gen. aHs................. l0o.s
New Jersey Central gen. 5s....u....,.,. 1S2
Northcrn Pacno n Observation-Disclosures. 104ss
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u. S. rcflnding IS. registered. ............ JON
u. s.. rciunding 2s. coupon .............. 1854
u. s. as Registered. Observation-Disclosures. 1osA
u. =. 3u. coupon. Observation-Disclosures 100
VI. $. New Is. reglsered ,.,............... 1isA
u. s. New IS. coupon. ,,,................ 15a1t
7, ,.s;.. o's !; ssspes.. s
Atchison adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9tS
Atlantic Coast Line: 4s ....,.".............. 96M
baltimore and Ohio Northumberland. 1o2N
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. ~.
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures oJM
Central Of Georgia lst Observation-Disclosures. 1874
Chesapeake and Ohio 44s..........s..... 1147s
Chicago and Alton ahs........,.,........ 70
Chicago, y. md Quincy new is.........,. 05s
Chicago, 81. and 81. Paul gen. ts..,....... 1o9A
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Total. s20Ss,542 %

+, j. w. snton, cashier, do solemnly
swear that the above Is q true statement
OF the financial condition Of the City Bank .tl
State OF Virginia, at the close OF business
On the 9th day OF June. 1904, to the best
or my knowledge and belief.
j, w. SINTON, CASHIER
n Correct--Attest:
s. RI. HALVES,
BENZ. b. VALENTINE,
Is JAMES II. ANDERSON
Directors
State OF Virginia. city Of Richmond:
3 Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
18th day OF June. 1901
lI d. WILLIAM SINTON, Notary Public
(AIy commission expires April 8, 1909
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Northern paelac 81 7a,i
Norfolk and Western con. ls..,.....,.... oets
Oregon Short Linz As and Parttc...,.,.....ll 96 y
Pcnnsylvania oouv INSTRUMENTATION. 9sh
Reading General q }29is
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ 82ii
st. Louis Southwestern .1sts.,....,...,...T9 Sis
Seahoard Air Line 4s s...,........,.-........ 69 \
s ssuihsEn R RsS!ss q !, , III
Texas and Pacific lists .................... 1lsh
Toledo St L. and Western 4s..,........, 10
Iynor Pacific q ............. 1914
Union Pacific cotly, Observation-Disclosures. 90
Wa5s.h si I'd. g 1ls IL
Wabash Deb E,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6sas
Wheeling and Lake Erie IS. .......,........ 8.st
Wisconsin Central Is Observation-Disclosures. 90
Colorado Fuel cony. 5s......,,....t..,..... 20
M. and o. Collateral Trust 4s.............. 937k
Central OF Georgia I'd lnc.................s AN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-16

: Cash QuututiNHB were as tDlIows: -FLUUK-
Quiet and easy. Mo- 2 spring wheat, p2g9Sc.;
No g. s5I93c.; No. q rcd, Sl0I9i,0a. No 3
corn. ASHc; No. 9 yellow, 5so, No. oats,
sl,AHllses; No. ,s = whits alhglstc Good
aase e So ss so N nonhMes
ern, slQs; primo Timothy seed. s2,95, Mess
pork. per barrel. sls,s59le.4q; lard. per 100
s7a7,?5; short clear sides lhoxedy, s7a7e5.
Whskey, basis q h!sh wines, sI,s0. Clover.
erls Ias4l7,sc.; diaries, MhGl0c, Eggs--Weak
ut mark, cases included li@lihc. Cheese
Weak at ThGSc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-16

NEW ORLEANS. La, June Is. --EoTT0N--
In the spot cotton market buyers apparently
had no 0rders and they showed but little IN
tersst In the scant offerings Sales los bales.
Quotations reduced Ac.
Futures opened quiet and weak With pricea
from yfl2s points lower than yesterdays close
Liverpool was disappointing and New York
came In weak and lower Outsiders held aloot
and tbs trend OF prices generally were down
ward throughout the session. In the trading
July first lost IS points at lis, recovered 70
u 20 and finally declined 70 iLsi. The market
positions Of 42a4s points and lll2f on the new.
\ Cotton futnrea barely steady: June. ~ bid;
July, II s+IiI IS; August, 10ssftl0. So Scptem-
ber a.s$Jss4; October a45asls; November.
s.3sepg.sa: December. 3.5sa9.a9 January, s.i5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-16

nominal; prime white, ssc.: pHm. winter yoi-
( low, s2ys3c. }iH2