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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-06

NEW ORLEANS. jan 5.-CoTTON-,The
spot cotton MA rknt was quiet; sales etl bales
i1cIudIpw 100 balss to arrive: deliE cred on con.
tracts i.GioJ baes. Quotations. ads aGced sst. on
all grades. a. .
the hulla were In control. They boosted pro
up TO high levels and watched the sho rs r -
70 cover in stampede that vas a tns.. " "
longs Around the ring there was SURFING
mass OF traders apparently making rrantie g.
forts to cover. Liverpool cables were ~
surprise, as they reported advances Of from
2lsI2a points In, futures. whereas, nearly estry
ore expected UNCHANGED prices tn II b! h EST
reading Of ten Census Buresu rsp'r =. on h tne
quantity OF cotton gtnnsd up 70 re ,e noef
l2th. which was nut a, the 10y f hgure tS Sl
bulls espee,ed that %, bales nucs More re-
THE ring was In whlr OF eSciteT1ens lor
half an hour following the reading or the re-
port Shorts tried hard to cover. but II RI 8
were not free enough to supply the dem nd; nd,
in al Few minutes were, 80 points high. than
the levels al. which prices were immed'a
preceding the, readlns OF tn rp,r at IL
days closing a, 1898, May adv need 2. ~ rs :
to IA. % AMI July % points to 45i FROM tEe
highest level OF the day there was a recess.,n
~ Ira poln,s The market closed Arm, the
net gains being 65ls2 points
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Have Handsome Church.

x Contracts h9ye heen.; Signed for tho
Company of d ldrge R.br:ck church on
North, First Street Tor the copsreBation
Of, the Mt. CARMEL baptist. Gbllrah 9(Eol+
orea). OF which The Key. 81 4 H. White ~
The cost or liz, building yirGl, caInplea
viii approx,inAta 81 D. me-, " oyk VIII begin
at once and; aWill boi5 tinfshed by 2Juno
LIST, 1904. W. u " y n
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pPnnnCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. ian. 5.-EI ouR-,ouieteT,. b BY,
retained old prices Rye P"nrEIm Rye rye.
s Whsat-slos easy 10 red oos Or opt !, q
d ass nn TrE OF by m Small drs
pressure. After rnuy On bullish ohio Sta sd
bessqss q biz r'S na ow sna
was srtd'' ana e Weak in response TO the whaa.
@sater closed saas at.aasr but 81.
sc, nat lower May closed at onao; onts-
sqe set FRI; No: CT, ss R4s piesea
les 7,aasNe picked shoulders. 5i1s,; p!sskl,a
94tsSed Pssl n9enaa que
steady TallowEtr ead% S ztraiea ,sso
Kio an No e. iar.s
,a n STEADY The at ST.
Of 70 points Arou apa m abd faT ppo inets
hn sha neea All aa aroun bu! later
Very heavy ana toward the CLOSE the market r
sassa ST bsns es n9y pnats us wsr Z
noina rsnns SCI 81. senr Ispal Us ou 1es
sSssa "a: a;S ss fl
late made oe small White sSpteh and penn aI9
Iyi2an nnas ns ss sSsEs'H s s'
Western' sacks s.. l0n2.20. Peanuts--Stca ~:
fancy handpirsd 4 etser n apm ton s,s@
$50; per 100. $4,000 cotton-By steam 70
liverpool nc. 81
+, cr1IcAco. fILL,f Jan 5.--Actiye 4 buying
steadled wheat prices to-day after tla mn kst
hnd sustained loft,s cue ~ AK
\ East East. Only portion OF the Loss wa re-,
+ gained, however, May CLOSING Gc, lower; NAY
Of sc.5 rPoysions were extremely weak, CLOS
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" " INV Norfo|ki1sWestern

+ a. e. q Il III i u -
s-a LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 4 III is;S..5
1900 a. .-.NoRFoLK LIMITED IArr!yes
Norfolk ti:s9 A. NJ; stops only at Petersburss
a:o5 a. Si.-cHIcAGo 5i5x PRESS. BaHet
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg And
Roanoke. Pullman Sleep,rs Roam ke to Cos
rumbus, Bluefold TO Cincinnati also Roam ,ka
to Knoxville, and Knoxville to ChattanoogA
islo i. M@RoANoKB EXPRESS for FaIn,-
vllr bynchhurg nd Roanoket mn nj etsi NJ
= 800 F.. M..-OCE4\N SHORE LIMIT Ed AR.
rlves Norfolk 20 r. NJ. stops only at Peters
burg, Waverly and Suffolk. CONNECTS with
steamers to Boston, Providence, New York.
Baltimore, and Washington ~
7:25 p. M.-For Norfolk and oil stations east
] 90 r. KNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Scepers, Richmond tn Lynchbury and
Ronnoke; Petersburg tu East Radford = LyaahS.
burg to Chattanooga, Memphis and New Or;
Trains arrive from the west 1896 a. NJ s:ol
P. NJ. and 9:lO r NJ; from Norfolk u 10 ~
NJ and 1870 p, NJ. . 4.. IN ,taE 5 N ~ tSll3#
W. b. BEvILL 9. Il, BOsLE Y.ssz8.
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my GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan 5-rlle weather has
handicapped shippin. and has been Il idistinc,
goods business The outlook for conservative
trading for the near future Is generally adj
ion that buyers will soon Increase their conn
mitInents. tt't ~.
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NAVAL STORES,

rEMR sfMlTnSHRrl Al Doc hosin-Flrm at
Crude Tilipentine--Firm at s2.25Ge so; receipts
IS barrels ,x 80 ,r>,,
Firn, nj 5G4c'; sales 400 casks; receipts. 1S)
casks. Rosln:-Fl,rm; reselnts s'stt barr Isl
eH rMA Il L tfS S. G., Jan b--TURpEN.
at 55Ac. Rosn--Steady.
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Ing wna very active toward the close, End nd
leading bulls were aggressive buyers, WIFE NV
was finally a little OF from the best but firm
at n net advance OF $3.50 points Sales "efo
estimated at 10000 bales.
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CONTRACT EXTENDED. /.

Mr. W.A. Chesternlan Given
E Further Time On nd-Pipe.
THE Council Committee on Water held
a. special. meeting last night to consider
=. ra6,,est, From. Contractor, Writ a, Ches-
fsrnnns .for further time In WHICH 70 COM
p tIet,,s the 81 WORK OF erecting the stand
III The New Reservoir .f !, d ;,>.s..
1t appeared to ,he committee that mi:
owing TO the failure OF the. lron company
having the contract to.do. that branch Of
the Work To- be able TO furnish material
promptly. .+.tt,. -.
terman. agreed to extend: the time within
which. tho work may De- done for forty
Ave days, or until February 10th, with the
-provtso~ thuCrthe contractor shall ply 20
the city s25 for each day after that date
on1whiclls the work remains uncompleted
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEAN1rT MARKET,

tNoRFOEK, VA. Jan. 5.-PEANuTs-
I'm rmcrs' market frmer Fancy, 3lac : strictly
brine, 3NGsssc.; prime. sisH3rr COMMON, ESQ
sssc, Spanish. S31s5a;. machine picked 2'aE.
'pIITTRsBURG. VA. Jan. 6.--pEANtTs s.
pETERSBURG. VA, ian. 4.-PEANuTS-
sprnlsn. 9uflgaisr. Market iirn stock llIht
fancy; market. -stendy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT Or RICHMOND, JAN. 8. 1904.
a''ti ARRIVED.
steamer Pocahontas, rnpues. j. II, !. anu
Norfolk, merchandise and passengers. Vtfgnis
Navigation Company.
steamer Berkeley Shelly; Norfolk merchan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
.a SAILED.
steamer BERKELEY Shelly, Nerfolk mer,han'
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. 8. 1901
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THE TONE:
IRREGULAR.
( Stock Market Decidedly spotty
and Tone Irregular
Throughout.
LATE STRENGTH .!' II NOT HELD NE
Close Very Irregular After Quite
a Sharp Reaction---l3onds IT.
regular, III Sympathy,
LATE STRENGTH NOT HELD
az a ssoclnted Prcss.l \

NEW YORK Jan. 1.-THE stock market
to-day was rather dull and decidcuiy
Gpotty, and the tone was Irregular
Throughout. The tone showed some lfl-
r.oveinent after London had ceased trld-
ing Tor the day. lslt Il he liitr sl'"nstli
vas not held. and the close was Irregular
aItcr a snArlS reaction. The speculation
wus varied and prices did not move tuiiy
IN Inison. LOnuOn y influence was lurse.y
responsible Tor the carry neuvy ,n oo"g,
states Steel diyidends, and the question
OF the showing 10 be MADE ny me lu II.
terly earnings statemcnt. were repTesslNc
ani, enccs on the general list.
The announcement that the directors
would mot a assemble until 2 O'CLOCK lclt
the assurance thtt the dividend decision
would mot be known linti! inc ND IA. h ~
mad closed, and CauSed auuAt!onal !ils1iu
IN tho trading. ,
ing the day was Amnlsamatcd lopper,
winch was run up at one time over two
points. TIC Lonuon market tor lnw cop
pc, continued 20 advance on large plf-
chases, ard the official price In the do'
,he4tlc market also rose SHARPLY;
me war scare, us q factor In the mar
ket. showed waning influence. ne Sc
verify OF the weather was nude an
argument for advancing. tho prces Of
some of The t.st priced members OF tlir
(, 81 Dup. rhe reoleniEs oi the antnias ,.
mines alter a lcn-day interval OF ldlc
ness. also hclped the group to a degree.
prominent ature OF the days traoins
was tho marking mp OF 2 group OF smailel
ra.lroad STOCKS, In which q common III ,
aterest Is ihrYey dominant. Chicago un''
Alton, Colorado Southern: Toledo. 81.
Louis ana So,ithwcs.e. n; Minneapolis and
ht Louis, and iowa Central were all IN
c!udet In the group, and Chicago Ternii
Lal might be, added, Iumors 10 explain
ne rae varied from trascontin e. u
railway DrSicct, to embrace GuIUn pnCl-
10, Chicago and Alton: Toledo, 81. Louis
and the Erie. to combination Of the
smaller roads into ono property. after the
n.arLcr OF the Rock Island system.
ltoGk Island was conspicuously weak
on the large decrease In net. earnings
reported for November. ard Helped 10
uls:ttle the closing narket. United states
etcei also weakened suddenly, carrying
hack the preferred with Il for practically
oil Of It's earlier gains.
Bonds wee irregular. Total sales, par
vasue sl.nU,0p. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Iotal sales OF stocks to-day were 475,sOJ
En1res.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5,-a1oney on call
easy. ! 12 to II per cent. closing; OIL
lered H. Time loans easy, sixty days
4 ~. ninety d avs and six months IL 10
z ~. Prime mercantile PAPER II 10 ..
Ecss N banEers bills al s4si.5o to slSi. 10
tor demand, and al 3iSl.eU to s.Sl.70 for
sixty day bliss. Posted rates sfs2 to
81, l-2 and si&1 to s4S5 IL. COMMERCIAL
plis sisl IA. Bar silver % ii; Mexican
CJl,afa I3"2-4 So n 80 -,t''G SsFt Ia Y -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-06
COTTON MARKETS. III,

s u = .
NEW YoRk, Jan; 5,-rhs eaton market SEE
ubyiig BY leading bull interests and covering
us a realilt of the more Favorable ,ney.s: from.
tho far East, higher LIVERPOOL cables al 1 re-
ports that southern spot hq!de rs were 4nWt , :,
the morning tho market was quit. irr guit.r,
hut generally spealtlng, showed iirmness. At
noon the report OF the Census Bureau was
read showing that s.eis.ei. comm .,t,al bales
had been gnned up to December 18th against
9.all ,Sa5 commercial bales at the corresponding
time last season, This report received q very
rs mich cotton remained % De ginned as was
tho case last year, tho indicated crop was mt
over 1000 900 bales wtlla the bulls were ~,
fuli confirmation OF tho Department OF Asri,ul-
true's CROW report Of December 3D. At amy
wave % buying, and prlcsg jumped from IN 4 q
I'orl was read, Such an advance ~ this M
lurally attracted more or lesH realizing gnd
US a rule showed q firm u 4, during I g
70, 1878 May to ls1a and July 70 1925, these
beIng gains of over a cent q pound from the
low level Of yesterday and within about 80 or
POINTS OF the best, prices for the season, Trad,
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& CHICAGO. ILL., Jan 5.=-cATTIF Receipts;
1000 head Market s.eedy TIL we :, SO !, -
So 25u4 4b:S stuckers and feeders, =, a. q
and heitsrs s2!s5; .6 ann n rs Ss92
ceipts to-day $1,000 head; TO norrow, 49, og
head Mixed and hgts t. ~, 1921 be go2 %
81 so14 s.: light 81 46a 475 . hulk of sales, 49,
4o5 shcep-R Receipts. 1000 head sheep,
steady to loc. higher lambs, st AZ 20 20, q !
"A a5I4 90: native lambs, Sid6.25
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SOUTH !. RN RAIL WAY.

scHDpULll IN EFFECT DEC. ~ 1905: Y.
'.'IltAlNSt LEAVE RICHMOND. ~ NJ
7.m 'm.r-usi,y.! Local Tor CuarlotLe,s ~ G.
. 40 =. M.-Daliy. L.mite4 Bufst luiln1ans
~ Atlanta and Rtr;nlnynani, New OrtSAn1SY
& H,nnnis. Chattanooga and vi the South. II
500 Il ME sunaay;k S}SyHli, IN, LoH.t
400 p M.-Daily. Limited rul1Hlan tos a11
40 p NJ, for all the SCUM. Il 81
V'oo,4'' - YORK RIVER: LIN D, = . 6. !
points. Leave Richmond go =. NJ Aoq1ay.
TX eu x. M.-Exeept sunday, Local mixed Tor
", IVES, po Local. Monday wednesday aad
2 I;1nda =; Tor S Vest Point. !, y. y.
~ pu f. M.-Excep, sunday FoT +, West Pos tn;
tn.SSnnectins With steamers for tslt' more ana
river landings ,,,,yr p,ryINrOn N ~ s, II ~
e.,5 4 N. ana e:la p. M-Fron' all sthsi
s.9lp M.-prom Charlotte and Durham. II a:
SS:So M.--From Chase City. 81 5553 d
s: i g. M'atImor9 and n,l,S We We1 ro Psin.
1o I. II e. H%GKhRT Z $. II HAR HARD y S
Richmond. Va
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Cotton, quiet; tnidIling, 10 so:. net receipts,
1914 bales; gross i457a bales: sales los ba4ss |,
stock. 1873 bales. ~
Total to-day at all ssap7rts-Sa, receipts Is
IS 0iS tales; export TO Great Britain y ss g'v
69l bales. ~ ,..
10 0sa bales: export 70 Great Britt is,O31
bales: to France 55o79 bales; to the Continent,
10, los bales. -st5t3 g -. Z -.
Net receipts. {. ssG 40 bales export TO Great
Britain sst ..22 bales to France. 5is,5.i ha.es;
10 The COMMENT ,Tle.29i bales.
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Firm. No. white 43isGiic. Rye-Firn NO,
Gle va or. soc Butter, Cheese and sugar.
Steady and unchanged. Eggs--Ftrm at d..
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NEW YORK. Jsn. 5---BEE Receipts;
bounds - .' MARKET firm Dressed besf STE dy at
6aSs,c per pound. Calves-Receipts. u heal.
Vaais arm 10 a5c high +; n arm ar o.
western calves veals sod at s5Ga.5o per 100
pounds City dressed venls firm st aRlas III per
Sheep, steady to nrm: lambs, stendy to. Is
higher. Sheep, sold at So %. limbs - eog
nuttor. stendy al 677iGc. per. pond, Dressed sgd
lr.,.r rdnnU. HOsS-ReGeiptS, I'D
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Nor,bern r,acnc "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 02N
NorthSrn pacnc IS Observation-Disclosures. l1fs
NSrfojk and Western con 4s............... 96Sl
-lrarnn short Inn ~ and Purtic. ......... o.
pansns.,vn MIN cni,v ass ............,...... 05
RendIns c;"neraj Is o5ts
st, Louis and iron Mountain con 5s...... l114s
st; Louis and san Francisco Is. is..,.... 50
sc: Louis southweste m 1sts.......,... y sia
SoutSern Pacific 4s Sta
SoIthern Railway SIS Observation-Disclosures. Lii
Tesaa1 and Pncifc lists ................... ll5sl
'r5jedo ST L. ana western is............. 7lia
irnIon pncifc IA Tex, )................... 10l
t;niSng Pacific conv, Observation-Disclosures. gfA
e. s.. Steel I'd IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7os
we I'm NJ, 1stgY "a
Wabash Deb BIS ............................ G?9i
vyhcejjnt, and Lake Erie 4s.............,... s.
W.igccnsln Central 4s ...................... S92.
f,nInrado Fuel nd Iron con. as. .......... 6)
NJ and q cola teral trust 45............. %
Central Of GeorgJn I'd Inc.................... % 3
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4 sura : po.e,,, a., - ! fa 4

Trains Leave Rlcnronu--N orthWard..sssS
S:95 4. A., daily Main 81 Through. q.
7:i6 A. Nj, week days. E,a'a- Ashland 90 -
eG s:oe 4 NJ Sunday only Byrd St, Through.
$40 $40 a. n, week days, Byrd 81 Thr ,us g Y
ise5 noon week days gy.a s. FhsSSnshk
burg acconmOdat lon.l 80 -, Z $sa
s:s5 p. NJ, week days Rlbn, Ashland 20
ce s:os P NJ daily. Byrd ST. Through.
5STrans Arrive MISUNDERSTANDING. H
e:4o A. NJ. week days, Elba Ashland go 't..
conlmodation. si csa I = !, - Nj -, \. :, -
s:s5 g. Nj daily Byrd St, Thre 9! r., = 4 +
1l:l5 A. Nj week days BYRD 81 Thron' !sn-s
Ie s:es s stopf daily. Main ST Through.
a d:oS p NJ. week days. Ella, Ashland &C. &c.
cc 4I5 =. NJ. daily. Byrd 81. Through. ~;
$3.50 P, NJ, daily. Byrd st. through Local. - q { &
s' % 90 r, NJ, daily. Main. st. Through.
EOTE-Pulliam Sleeping Or Parlora Cars on
oil trains except local nc tons ms Il, II
(, W. Il DUKE c. w. GULF w. TAfLCH.
en- Man r.. Asst Gen'l Man'rl Traf. Man, M
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BALTIMORE MD, jan; 5,--lstou R--F'!r :,
and the moiith. ssh ass &c. SPOT No 2 tSd.
sss so. s9ItsIn sam4PbIe ok liz
ss;se; ; southern White corn, AK 9t9e, Gate
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BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 5,-cALvEsI;
Strictly choice veals.s per p-unl S IT, good
veal, per pound. 7Gl7iac,; poor to good. per
head ssaH o. Lambs - and ,fss ssssp5 s p ai
mound: poor, thin rough. 4Gp4'sc per pound.
Wool sheep gIp 1 R ci.s ock nsr 2 nS;n
sSp3,sc., as to quality and weight.
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was ,stshdy. No. 3 spring wbeuti, b@Sbc,;, No;
red. SiHassSe Ne q carr sIIs, AZ A;f { ~ 49,
whiiitte, ssae,; No . while, 81 IN; No. rye,
size. GOOD feeding bngley, s5Ggslc.; ~ AZ 70
choice mailing. i3i6Soa NO. ilaXseeu. Vs,ae,,i
Eo. northwestern sl;ot prime T TN BY se.i'
$500 Mess pork ZEE barrel rS on hd
tGloose5 IS. s6MGbo; short cleay sdeS tpos;eda1,
s063als76 Whisky basis of Nigh Wines at21
steady erealneiIss da,riess iia;;dds s;
Eggs-Flfm at 25esSc, cheese-steadS at log
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OIL MARKET

IIt'll IUTIDNHI1III VIZ NtNFkFNlE y 7t-IT n.
NEW YORK Jan. 5.--Cottonsen,l oil was
dull Prime crude, T. Q. b. mills, 9lSoc prime
summer yellow S6iaGS7c !; az summer yellow.
yellow, iOGp!!c,
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PI1TsBURG. PA,
Jan. 5-cATTL s-stsssady 6 Choice s. e ssl;
Prime, heavy, s5.sol5 SO: mediums, $5,$ !:
workers. s and En york SI s$sSSs
STEADY, Prime wethers, s4.15lp4 S5i culls and
common ,2d2bo; choice lambs, s2on0.40i veal
calves, s7.504sOO ~ !, y, -r..,e.
s3 CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. OGs-Act!ve md
strong at s37575 .5 Cattle--Strong ats T4.lo.
sheep-strong at s2.25d3,s5. Lulnbs--Streng q,
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cslrd .FoNDA QUOTATIONS.

ClIcnro. N and Quincy new 4s..u........ Oh
f,hicaso'. N ana st Paul gen is.......... 10 Il
f,i,iensn and Northwesicrn con. JTs.. 1871.
(hieaso II. I. and Pacific ls.............. 67ss
t,iiisaSo r. II and Pac col 5s............ 14t.
Co. o. and St Louis gen. 4s..--..-.-- yoSt
Chicago Terminal Is .,...........'...,.....,. q
Colorado and Southern 49,: ................. q q
Denver and Rio Grand: ds.............:..s9y ~ 2
Ern t;enerl 'is ,,....................... Sils
Fort Worth and Denver City ls;s.......: l u
Louisville and Nash Unified 4s............ % g
Mmx,can Contra IS Cs5s
Mcyican ('nnirnl Ist Observation-Disclosures. Hl;
MINI and ST. Louis %
Missouri, liunsas and Texas 2as......!.....t =! 2
National r r Of Mexico en- n is..'..:.... y
Nav jcysey Central zen. So (ex) ........ Rsh
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Spot cotton closed quiet. ~ points, higher
Middlln4 uplands 1880; mlddlins gulf. li.2
salcs, lC9 bales.
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Richmond, Va. Jan. 8, 1904
SAl.cS

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 5.-Seab arl Air
Line common, lOqslgAH; do pr ,rrsa., lgit ~
common. lC0Qll0; do. preferred nothing doing
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-01-07
Harding & Britain,

20 rooms;- elegantly furnished; Worlds Fair
lease: $500 block; can buy at bargain. terms TO
suit. Harding d Britain. 81 Chestnut.
Is rooms; cheap rent; price $3.50: half cash.
Harding & Britain. gil Chestnut.
FIVD-ROOM fat; Olive: rent SIS: price 800;
modern. Harding & Britain, 91 Chestnut.
HIGH-CLAsS West End house:
cheap rent; elegantly. furnished; all modern;
full high-class guests: money-maker will sell
on terms. Harding q Britain. GIL Chestnut.
TEN rooms: washington near Garrison; rent
xeO; y1Co down: balance TO suit. Harding &
Britain. sl Chestnut.
SALOON and is rooms: prominent corner: sI20
rent; yeRrs' lease. better see this ct once.
Harding & Britain. oil Chestnut.
DRUG store. West End. at Invoice: make
terms; ffne stock: good trade; S living rooms
above. Harding & Britain, e11 Chestnut.
CIGARS confectionery and laundry branch:
suit. Harding q Britain. oil Chestnut.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-30
D-o--ed q $1,000 Bill

The party who recently dropped {
$1,000 bill in the cabin of a fei ryboa.
had considerable d fHculty in recover
ing 1t because he could not remember
its number or date. Persons with >;
stomach also have considerable
difficulty in trying to regain health
and strength. Their meals cause then
so much distress. such as heartburn.
gas on the stomach, nausea sick
headaches that they are completely
discouraged. Then dieting Is suggested.
This is also a mistake. Tor nature in
terded you to eat heartily inc tn
'tomach to properly digest the foo(
# yours is weak and unable to do its
work properly a few doses of Hostel
.er's Stomach Bitters will soon resto t
1t to its normal condition. 1t also
GU es insomnia. dyspepsia, indigestion.
constipat'o on and malaria. fever m
ague. Be sure to try 1t.
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A Sure Thin

II is said that nothing Is sure ex-
repi death and taxes. hut thai is not
~dilog-ther true. Or Kings New Dis.
avery for consumption is a sure cure
tor all lung aud thr,at troubles Thou
sands can testify To that. Mrs G.. Il
Van Metie Of She~pherdtown w. Va.
says. Il had d seNere ease Of bron-
rhitis for a year and tried everything
! heard OF. bui got no relief. one bot
he ~ DIR. Kings New Dissolve. then
ured me absolutely" It's infallihie
far Group wh.mpine cough. grip pneu-
uionla and consumption. Try IL. It's
~suaiauteed by lSrown Bros. drug.
gists. Trial bottles free. Reg. size 5'c.
ST.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-30
Notice to Delinquent
CO-OWnerS

state of Nevada. County of Hum
boldt.
To Morton Lindley:
You are hereby notified that ! have
expended one hundI ed dollars In lab"'
moth lode claim situated in Gold kui,
mining district county of Humboldt
state Of Nevada. as will appear b.,
certificate filed March IL. 1904. In
The office OF the recorder of said coun
~. In order to hold said premises un-
der the provisions of section 1924. re-
vised statutes of the United States.
being the amount required TO hold
the same for the year ending Decem-
her 81. 1903. And If within ninety days
after this notice by publication you
fail or refuse 10 cont rilure your pro-
portion of such expenditure az a CO.
owner. your Interest III said lain Will
hetome the property IF the subscribe
under said section 2324.
{. II HEATHcOTE.
Dated March IL 1904. Monday.
Notice expires June IA. 1904.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-30

The pol ticians. the lawyers. the
enanciers. n the agitators have I'm
i~hed their labors in connection with
the construction of the Panama canal
and now the ground of controversy
and of preparation is clear for the
actual DIGGING of the ditch. We have
he qualification, therefore. that the
greatest n uglie~t obstacles have
been overcome and that the rest IL
easy work for the accomplishment OF
one of the most stupenduous enter
prises of the age.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-30

That must have been savage fighting
at Kin Chow and southwark toward
Port Arthur. The Japanese showed the
utmost gallantry, and their repulse
must have been admirable. The po-
sitions they ASA led and captu ed,
both In gaining the town ard the
heights beyond. were protected by all
the arts known to modem scientific
defense: but the brown men were over
all. Their losses. though. were great.
probably much more severe than those
Of the Ru-~'ars.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-30

Tho~e women who TONED in the bar
c~ain-counter rush upon Mss Alice
Roosevelt at st. Louis Friday. but
q 'led to secure tori raiment ae a me-
Tento of the occasion. a bitterly be
wailing their i'll luck. IF any Califo MIA
delegate to the b'ennial returns homo
without being able to show a trophv
IF his nature, she should be read on.
If her local organization for neglectinc
her opportunity.