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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

Rev. r. Y. Mullen. who was elected as
slstant secretary of the Foreign Mission
Pcard last Tuesday. has not yet been
heard from as regards his Acceptance.
Mr.. Mullen was notified by telegraph or
his election. lie has a call from cam
bridge Mass. under consideration, AMI
IL is possible that he Is out of Batli-
more at present.
The Baptists Of this city are highly
pleased at the election OF DR.. Winston
and Mr.. Mnllen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
wv YORK PRODUCE MARNET

MN YORK. july ll-Ilour uul anu
et.aiier. winter wheat. low eIale5' S-,'V
d. do. fair 20 fancy, $'.ou9 4.vD' 40
paIcnt. sfpo5.25, Minnesota Clear ~
u. loU extras. S2.ivoj 80, city mliis,
45 Southern Hour iuI ana sle' ~
.,,,,,.on fo fair extra. S2.4u05.l1; goOd TO
cI.len dO.. SS-Wtt."W is9' "o"l N"-'
ana easy AT Sj.lnp4 -. .,.....
vf4at duu and nrmcr. with options
a., D., ~. store and elevator 'Vc., aloat'
i.. options declined lAWl1.c., falie4
.a. closing nrm at t-Hlisc. over yeaiei
AN. SO. - red. July, ioc., August, 'u'2c.i
september. nc., october Hfic.' Ae1'''i-
corn Snot steady. dull. and frmer;
A.. % i~.c.. elevator. 100. aiioat OPP
hons were QUIZ but firm at tsnl'sc. M
Vance. iuI.. 4Ntc.. august, 1850, sep
tnmher 4liss.. october, iH'sc.
''., ..i.t and steady. options DUH
ami frrrr. September and July, ~ lsc.
Sp0t prices. no. p 2'isc.' 40. . Wille'
.!i.r. mixed western, -o9-"c.
''tiev a-let and firm: shipping, 65Q7oc.;
good to choice, S'c.1aAN. ,....,,
Wool fairly active and firm; domestic
fleece. lsnl9e.; pulled, l212Sc. o,oo.,,
400. extra mess dun. beef hams quiet
a. er~u n.f1S so. ticrcel beef weak, cry
80. india mess. Sl7.U0alS.D; cut m.ab
steady and iu better demand; Pc u
h.lia. 500. shoulders, SUN, hahla'
I,@ri ouiet and hrmer: western steam
500 9ollh Aiii'i i0'''' '''
S3UW'.l'' a.. 49,. d,,,ora. moss
PORK NIin an" III -"''
Sl2.-Jn l'.h. ,.,,,o,,a aud cboice
Butter ODD in9It l"' ,4.feit~ do cream
steady, Hlalt .il.s ~, a. I-loins
tiF, li-., western ""''''
COTTON seed oil quiet and unsettled;
crude. -ac. hld, yellow PRIME -''ic'' no.
'' p.fr"ID,,n1 nominal. Rcfned-Ncw York.
$50, -haN 'ii.ii'"' f''''' '
-. Vt'.l'. -., ,..,7,,. etrainod COM
i'oslh fu', 't,I ~-.,, c9
mon 10 rvv"' i finn. domestic
iI.e lai.,s a. l.e. Ianan 4a4iLc
ldli l' 'N''" .,,, ,,or,ir1l Now Or
Mul"sse "I 80 cboioa in
itahs virH e-, 80 oc(,goc
4"r, -.,.'', ,,,i ''' go
1.Sil ,,,ist and UNCHANGED 10 10 poinfs
al.,,,,,, NIX, Si4fo. AUGUST. Sl4T5. Sep
ten,h6r gii -sGif s0. October. $3.50: De-
.,,',f. 81 -- 1fareb s14 ~ Spot Rio
c,,iat and et"adr'. No = Si5'5O.
e',s.o~ Paw frn and fairly active:
fair refrinr gIr Refined firm and
fairly active. of a. 4l.Q4a.c.: standard
-re0.5.c. cilt-loaf and crushed,
= 1cl,,i.a . orarfl4ted. 7-1G04atc
t.ro'.,hte IN Iitrrnooi duil ANA uomi-
,ar. tnttor tfcd Grain od
so,tbt,, rre., trilife ana Vegetables.
Sl i,ies i5 ..,..rriSs i'm '1o6i snpnlv
ouief and lower. applos and peaches
1nver fo unchanged and dun: water
r,rlons lower. f0u.tmol0ns fairly active
md firm for fine. potatoes lower or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

ST LOUIS. MO, July 1l.-Flour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat higher; August, 65i4c.; septem-
Corn-July. 39gc; September, 4l2c.;
December 3O2,c. May, 32a-c.
Oats Il shade higher. July, 2ic.' sep
TENDER, 93Nc.; May, &c.
Eggs heavy AT Sc.
pork-Standard mess. Sl17j.
Iard-Prime steam, Stfoi cholce'
sG32il.
Bac0n-Shoulders 500; longs. 500;
clear ribs. SGS7i2; short clear. $40
Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders, S6n2ls;
longs. SG37ia; clear ribs, $500 short
clear. SG.7J.
High wines steady at SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

CHICAGO. Hi. July l1.-Another por-
ton OF ilr loss sustained by wheat earlier
I'D the week Was gained to-day. and mat,
in Che face OF "a Government report, Was
constfuc hear.shiy by many IN inc
trade. The selling side was esDousc1
by the majority OF the traders at the
opening. ln the nrst few minutes more
than lc. WAS deducted from prices as
quoted az the close yesterday. business
then quielel for "a while, but about the
hesihnins of the second hour corn began
10 assume stronger tone, and wheat
advanced ln sympathy with H.. and as
the session approached close further
strength Was communicated by reports
or large export sales al Duluth and by
continental cables. The Cincinnati Price
current reported no essential change I'm
the wheat crop conditions during the
past week The Daily Trade Bulletin
figured total yield. including hOth
spring and winter wheat of 4O5. 10 900
bushels the Governments average and
percentage being taken as a computing
basis. september wheat opened from
tl'sc. 70 81 Sc. sold between 6ii4c. and
Grec, closing at 6pS06l &C.. 1850. higher
tnan yesterday. Cash wheat closed al
steady prices, nominapy unchanged 10
higher.
Corn-rhinas looked bad for corn prices
al the opening to-day bat all obstacles
were sulmounted and again scored be-
Tore the session was very old. The Gov
ernment report was not an encouraging
uoNhh'Nti the Ddly Trade BuilCUn
figuring out that II meant Yield Of
2,S'6V43.up bushels or almost double
that OF 1871. The Cincinnati Pricc-Cur-
rent reported the crop ia good condition
and promising well. A light frost talk
Tor Iowa. however. set shorts TO buViug,
and other considerat lions were lost sight
OF 10 the temporary excitement. Sep
temDer corn opened al 43c., sold between
arg. ana a2+c.. closing at 448s4l4i2c.,
lulLc. higher than Yesterday. Cash
corn was Ease. per bushcl higher.
oats ruled firm, excepting for a short
period az the opening. when. like every
tsins else. they displayed a lack OF firm
ness. The feeling was altogether a sym
pathetic one, with only a moderate bust
ness transacted The Government report
gave no particular change in the crop
situation Tor this grain. The cincinnati
Pricc.'urrcnt stated that a slight i'm
provcment had taken place during The
past week. Taking the Government data.
a yield OF 100000 bushels is looked
for. September closed &c. higher than
Yesterday. Cash oats were generally
steady, little or no change being quotable
in prices.
proyisions-lIogs at the yards were lOc
higher this morning. arorine some en-
COuragement TO holders OF product The
recovery I'm wheat was incidentally q
Strengthening factor also. Offerings
were very light early in the day. and
respectable advances were made all
along the line Later I'm the day the
professional. who has been notably for
tunate in the late declines In grain and
provisions. sold literally, and part
of the ADVANCE MAS lost Tho clnsa xas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAnKET

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, July
.-Cattle-Reccpts. 500. market firm
and lOc. higher: common 10 extra steers,
S3.3016O0. stockcrs and feeders S2.3eat
400. COWS and bulls. Sl.JVfi3.7J. calves,
S2.JOG5.JO: Texans S2.2ju4.G5
Hogs Receipts. 10000. market firm and
5nlOc higher; heavy packing and ship
ping lots. - StuI.25. common 10 choice
mixed, 81. 7Od5.1j. choice assorted. - %
M5.lo. light S4.sO05.l5. pigs. S3Ood4.s0.
Sheep-Rccoipts, 1900; market firm Tor
sheep and weak and loc lower for lambs;
inferior to choice, Sl.1JQ 40; lambs, $40
6fGpD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
Stole His Watch.

Some burglar, VINO is at present I'M
known, broke into the residence OF Mr.
w. VI. Mayo, No. go north Twenty
eighth street. Wednesday night. IL Is
not certain how many things have been
stolen. as the only thing missed at pres
ent Is gold watch.
The police have the case IN hand, but
have made no arrests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
MRS. LEXINGTON INDICTED.
For labelling Ex-Judge Whitaker Other
Grand Jury True Bills.

RALEIGH, N. c.. July u.-Special The
grand jury OF Wake Superior Court re-
turned a true bill against Mrs. Patty Ar
ringtin, the elltor. and Barnes a. Bro,
the publishers OF Criminal Docket. All
have given bond. and will be tried at the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
The Kite Sails.

ST. JOHNS, y. f., July 1.-THE steam
er Kite. with the Peary relief expedition
on board. sailed from here for Greenland
at daylight this morning. A new shaft
has been put In the Kite. This was tried
before the steamer sailed. and worked
very satisfactorily. The weather was
clear, with pleasant wind from the
most favorable point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WEST POINT. July II, 1898.
ARRIVED.

Steamship City OF Columbia, Janney
Nov York. messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. Baltimore
pasSangers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city. Marshall walker
ton. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship City OF Columbia, JanneY,
Nov York. messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm City, Marshall, Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. MD. July 11.-Flour
dUii.
Wheat unsettled: No. red spot ana
july. G7isc.: August, G7lsG1i.c. September.
GS0Gp &C.,, steamer No. . red. ufH't'4c.
southern, by sample, GJ1ibsc., DO, on
grade 62i4HGp4c.
Corn quiet, mixed spot ss0 fsAc.; July
and August, 45i5c. bid. September. 4~H
Isle, southern white, aVc.. do. yellow.
Jlnt2c
Oats steady: no. white. western 32i
Gf.,3c.; No. 2 mixed, western. 31i2a3lc.
Rye inactive.
Hay firm at ylG.Jp
Grain freights quiet.
Butter quiet; fancy. creamery, 1sc.;
ladle. 12Ni3c.: store-packed, D0l2c.
Eggs firm AZ l2nl2i4c.
other articles unchanged.
BOnds-Nirginia SIS new. 73En54i5: do.
Century, - asked. Baltimore and Ohio,
G. bid. Northern Central. GSisqGi. Bal
timore and ohio Southwestern frsts, llr
bid. Consolidated Gas stocks. *; asked
DO. bonds, Is. do. IS, 1USalOoi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12
COTTON MARX ETS.

NV YORK. july 1l.-Cotton steady
mid4lins gull. ia midding. IA; gross
finenl s.~S bales; forwarded, 213 bales
oS<s-> 1,s4v bales. epiQaegs. z4y bales:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

LiChMoND, VA, July ii, 1910.
tnerlnsa Wheat AS bushels; corn
HhItel. 90 bushels; oats, 80 bushels;
I..s 10 bushels.
Sales Wheat. 3,S bushels. corn (whitel.
~" bushels, oats, - bushels. peas. 10
bushels.
s.oiaiions; Whcat-LOngberry &c. 10
~ mixed, &C. TO re Shortberry. Goc.
IL l-... NO. . red. nc. TO ne
'.fl~N bite, Virginia, Gle TO &c; No.
: hlite. ole. No. mixed. l9c TO Doc
OaU-NO. mixed. 3lc. TO 5lxc. Ma
mixed zoe 10 3Ulac.
IyD-f3Jc 10 Cyc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

Cash quotations were as iolloWs. Fipur
was dull the feeling was easy, ana buy
ers showed indifference; No. slInB
wheat Gls. IG>atc.. No. red. G,sfnvri &C.,
No. corn 4ii.n41izc.. No. = oats. .E''~c.
pork. SLIP .ull.25. lard, 3G.''2i 4Ht..'';
short rib r les. SG1JH6.Zo; dry salted
shoulders. E 2JN53Iia short clear sides,
SG.1JnG.S7ig. whisky. Sl.2lis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

LONDON. July 1l.-Har silver. 3uiad.
% l.. M.-Para adFlces quote per cent
feutes at lu2 francs and @-l4 ccnumes
i1r The account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-12

lOc higher for September pork, lard. ana
ribs. Domestic and foreign markets
were quiet and steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
Notice OF shcrig Sale.

Whereas, by certain execution to me direct
cd, issued ont %.f the District Court of Delta
cnnnty. Colorado. on the 18th day Of February,
1885. wherein ] am commanded to make the
sum of Five Hundred and Twenty Dollars, be
sides interest and costs, IN satisfy n judgement
therein rendered on the 10th day Of February,
lsss, in cause therein pending, wherein w. L.
Needles and George II. Cowles, partners, being
known as w. O. Needles * Co., were plaintiffs
and X. &. Hutchinson was defendant. and
Whereas. did on the 2Sth day of February.
is.h, levy upon the SW Il Of Sec II, Twp IL X
60 6P. NJ, the property IF the defendant, Il. C.
Hutchinson, for the purpose Of SO satisfying said
Judgment Of $50, besides interest thereon at 10
per cent per alnum from the 10Th day Of Feb
ruary, lssS, and for the further sum of SlS.i5,
costs.
Now Therefore. /. Clarence +. Mower, Sheriff
ofDeltn County. Colorado, by virtue of sa'd ex-
ccution and levy and The power and authority
i'll me thereby vested. will on the
3oth DAY OF MARCH, 1895,
Mt oo'clock p. NJ, at the West front door Of
the Court House nj the town Of Del a, County OF
Delta, State of Colorado. sell the above described
premises Mt Public Aucti'n for the highest and
best price the same viii bring in cash.
Dated this 2s;h day of February Alb. 1896
CLARENCE f. MOWER
Sheriff cf Delta County, Colorado.
First pub Mar. G; last pub, March ~ 1895
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
1898. W. 5. Cohurn, Stone Fruits.
l9819. G. B. McGralahan, Stone Fruits.
1880. Samuel Wade, Apples & Pears.
1881. ". S. COburl, Apples & Pears.

Here every summer md autumn can be seen
thousands upon thousands of trees and vines
laden with fruits of almost every variety grown
in the temperate zone ana of use to man, includ
ing apples grapes, peaches, pears, ounces
npricots, plrms. nectarnes, rnspbcrries, black
berries currlnts, gooscbcrries, and all ofa fl:vor
and soundness unequaled anywhere In America.
As there are at present but about $500 acres bear
ing fruit exclusively, which yields an aggregate
Of about 900 pounds annually the possibii-
ties in this direction are almost beyond calcula-
lion.
The successful growing of fruit In Delta county
is no longer an experiment. The past has fully
demonstrated the fact that 1t is unequaled in
quality. quantity and flavor. Iii symmetry. sound
ness and beauty, section east of the great
Continental Divide can compare with it. The
trees are of u rapid growth. hardly and finely
shaped. and yield bountifuly.
Small fruits, such as raspberries, blackbeirles.
strawberries, ETC.. grow to an immense size--also
currants and grapes of all yarieties-whe their
beauty and flavor are of Il high standard and in
fcrior to none
Climate and heaiii, are associated throughout
the state so much 50 that the state bas become
noted as n great health resort. Annually there
come within its limits thou5ands from different
climcs to regain lost health finding with few
ed, II not completely restored-often the latter.
Colorado, California and Arizona have a reputa-
tion the world over for healthy climate, and the
curtaive qualities of the atmosphere. The west
er4 portion of Colorado possesses qualities super
io3 to the others named for the reason we escape
the rainy season" which arrives annually In
california and the torrid heat experienced in
Atzonn. Many Of Delta countys citizens hive
boen benefited and restored to health after hav-
ing been given up as life long sufferers to pulmo-
niry troubles and are to-day living Witnesses OF
what the genial touch of mountain air will do rs
n restorative. Tie many resorts where ex-
crrsioAs in beautiful valleys are to be enjoyed
can not but bring the blush of health to the pal
ett check. These valleys and mesas are profrscly
decorated with rare and beautiful flowers whose
ollors ever present Spruce, pine, fir and
cbdar graw luxuriently and ill the air with pro-
pcr,es especially beneficial to the lungs.
Following shows the temperature ut noon In
in the shade in Delta for the last week:
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
Notice Of Sale Under Mortgage
Foreclosures.

Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to a
decree Of the Distrist Court Of the seventh in.
dcinl District of the State of colorado. IN and
for the County OF Delta. rendered un the 18th
day Of February, 1895, in an action wherein
Richard Forrest was plniniin and william Alex.
ander was defendant, in favor of said plaintiff
and AGAINST said defendant, for the sum OF
Three Thousand and Twenty-Five Dollars. and
costs ns VIII appear from certified copy OF said
decree of record III the Office Of the CLERK and
Recorder of sa!d Delta county, /. Clarence 4
Mowor, Sheriff OF said beta county, Colorado.
Will IN
THURSDAY, THE 2sth DAY or MARCH, iso5.
at 10 o'clack In the forenoon Of the snid day. a,
the West front door Of the Court House in the
town Of Delta. in the County Tf Delta and state
ofcolorlho. offer for sale at Pubic Auction, and
sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, the
following described real estate and water rights.
situate, lying and being in the said County OF
Delta and state Of Colorado, to.nit:
First: An undivided onc.half interest Of In
and TO lots numbered three and four. and the
southwest quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section one. and lot one OF section two. all IN
township twelve south q range ninety-lye west
rf the 9Th 4. NJ, together with u one-half In.
tcrcst in and to all ditchcs. rcscryoirs. and
water rights pertaining TO Haid lands as tue pro-
perty of said defendant TO satihiy said Judgment;
and in case the amount arising from said sale
shall be insufficient 10 satisfy sad Judgment.
then;
Second: All the interest OF sad defendant In
and to lots three and four, and the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter Of section eigh-
teen, in Township fourteen south Of miigc ninety.
four west Of the Sixth J. NJ; .;and to the north.
east quarter df the southeast quarter OF section
thirteen. In township "a south Of range 90 west
of the 9Th l.. NJ, together with undivided
onebalf interest In and to the Forrest Ditch and
water right.
Dated Mt Delta. Colorado, this 2srd day Of Feb
CLARENCE r. MOWER,
Sheriff OF Delta County, Colorado.
ttFirst pub. Feb. "a; Last pub. March "a. is95l
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
FOR DELTA VOTERS.

To The DELTA INDEpENDENT:
Since my last visit to your hourishing
little city, have had especial interest
in all that concerns it. 1t seemed. and
still seems, one OF the most desirable
beginnings in all the wide west for the
the building OF homes. The charac er
of its productions, no less than the char
acter of a majority of its people, augur
well for its future.
BY the Denver dailies it is seen that
your municipal tickets are in the field
already, and your correspondent, after
saying that the fight will be between no
license and license, adds that the result
will be very close. Knowing what do
OF the good men and women there, it
seems incredible that the result would
not be overwhelmingly in favor of clos
ing up all crime mills, by whatever name
called.
Your experiment without open sa-
looms, citizens Of Delta, is still short
one. With pleague spots of that or,ler
in Montrose upon one side and Grand
function on the other, with general
government whose seeming interests are
served by as much Consumption OF Ii
quid fire az possible, with an alert,
quick-witted, watchful enemy in the
shape of thoroughly organized liquor
trade in the land and state, saying ".ye
can't! ye can't!' till the very ravens of
the hills croak the refrain, it would GER
tainly be strange il all your citizens
were satisfied with the attempt of the
past few months There are those, even
among women, even among Christians,
to whom the mighty dollar is the only
temptation to go to tho gold-payed
streets of the New Jerusalem. 1t is to
be expected that such will lament few
dollars that might be in the treasury as
"the price of blood,' and that these
"financiers. would have following of
would be dram sellers and few weak,
goody- -goody people who do not know
how to think.
But certainly the noble rank and file
of your citizenship will not be led off by
such sophistry. Possibly there is some
reason for distrust as to the way in
which your home effort towards prohi-
bition is being carried out by those who
sell for other than beverage purposes.
1t is all in your own hands. Bring the
sale and the sellers square to your own
terms there is no such thing as "can't"
for thing which ought TO be done.
As glanced over the names which fill
your tickets, it occurred to me that the
one labeled Business Mems ticket had
not by far the monopoly OF your bust
ness men!
Glad Of that canning factory which is
to be. You are setting worthy ex-
ample to places which profess more
Let your factories, however, good peo-
people, manufacture no drunkards, lib
ertines or gamblers, even "for the money
there is in it,"
Yours for clean, true West.
MARY JEwETT TELFoRD.
Grand Junction, March Is, 1895.
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
gDeln6cfaf.
n.lIard,s snow T.,nirnent.

This wonderful Liniment is known
from the Atlantic to tho Paciii :. and
from the Lakes to the Gulf. 1t is the
most penetrating Liniment in the world.
II will cure rheumatism, neuralgia. cuts,
sprains, bruises, wounds, old sores
burma, acjafica. sore throat. sore chest,
and ~ InGamafion,' after all otherE have
Sni3slG II will euro barbed wire suts
IlS5d heai all wounds whore proud flesh
oo aok "a. lt n equally efficient for
n II Fsscs 70 csata. Bold by
The Delta independent., 1895-03-20
COUNTY

Owing to numerous inquiries regard
ing Delta county and requests for u
copy Of the INDEPENDENT. we have pre-
pared short statement of the facts re-
garding the county. We have no real
estate to sell, and will give those seek
ing investments and homes an unbiased
opinion as to any superior advantages
any particular portion of OF the county
may have over another. as shown by la.
Dor and development:
Delta county is one of the fruit growing,
agricultural and stock-raising counties of Colo
RADIO. 1t has ranked first mt the State lIorticul-
iura fairs, and at the Worlds Fair In Chicago
took the following individual prizes AGAINST