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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune

Chicago Sept. 27.-Wheat to-day closed at the
highest figure so far during the course OF the
Armour bull deal. and heavy business was done
in the last half hour of the session That the ad
vance was largely the result Of manipulation was
the opinion Of the majority of the traders although
there were strong points IN the cash situation that
made the bull tactics easy Of success Closing
prices were at a net gain for the day Of sc
Corn and oats were firm. but only slightly higher,
except for September oats, which closed at an ad-
vance Of &c Provisions were firm for January
futures but after an early show of frmness weak
for October delivery. Wheat had a firm opening,
with offerings small on account OF the hghtness OF
receipts at Northwestern points.
Liverpool raised quotations Of futures sd to
I'D and the frmness there was reported to be
largely because of higher prices asked for both
Denubian and Russian wheat. A bearish point in
the foreign news that was disregarded was a drop
in Paris quotations equivalent to 144c TO lac
busheI. Local receipts of wheat were Y cars.
sen+euber sold from S414c 10 S514c closing at the
latter price. December closed at Sec The highest
was 86lkc and the lowest S5c to s97sc'
The corn market was inanlmate' p1e HIlll' win
much of the latter feeling from sympathy with the
oo,,,sa % what nrices. The weather was Of the
most favorable kind for maturing the crop. Local
receipts were 254 cars Pringle was good pnyer
of December corn, and some buying OF May
brokers was ascribed to either Armour or Llchteh-
stein September closed at the BOTTOM DISC sell
ing as high 521sc December oId coseo at
46sc, after selling as low as 4974c
Business in the oats pit almost az stand
still The market firm, with the volume OF
trade small Receipts We're 256 cars. December
closed at 2S5sc The highest 285sc to 2S$4o and
the lowest 2s14c. May sold from 3o9so to So95o.
closing at 301@c to 3O5sc-
The provision market a small affair, with
buying orders a triie more numerous than the
offerings There was buying Of the more deferred
f,,+,,rae nv commission houses and shorts in Octo
her pork and lard but 1t was scattered and IN
small lots The market showed a firm undertone'
october pork opened at S14 95 to $14 So October
lard sold from 81 Big of TO 81 50 and reacted to
.1a former price. October ribs sold from S. 5212
~ IN 81 so and reacted to IS 55 Hog receipts were
"a 600 head and prices at the yards ruled steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
IRON TRADE PROSPERITY.
&C., 1-on &c" says:

THE Iron Age say
rr,. loot week has carried further the remarkable
ING 1I,oyer7e-t that burst upon the iron market
ply Ieeks ago and the September tonnage IS easily
Two mr.oatee+ for & single month In the history or
tt Trade While there are evidences Of excite
Iht bere and there, business for the most part
mem zen done IN orderly way and veterans In
the trade refer u the presei a. The fe Ine
est 10 Steei Corporation has bought 5000 tons Of
ar IRON at SIS at furnace Tor deFery In sep
and October Further iron Will be required
telII l ard the corporation IS expected TO be
for Octopts r5aesener at the rate Of 10000 tons
29EeI we'll into next TIE toi9l OF us Pr,
Ghas ey 9aGarey SIS at valley furnace In tie
IS n9M - trade prodigious business mas Deen
foundry 4ro" and leading Southern selieTs have
ooe6 record tonnage in ssPem6e fd G 3
Se ast week northern sellers haze F Resf md
eeedngy busy alS 6 Par aoIeent has given strong
oen cent? mai foundres at last geLahE Iat
pLooa ia the general prosperity. ~ &c ft .-
saaee Of foundry iron out Of the For The
porary pTl snd rst half OF 1900 ere pending and
- % for No foundry iron at $res now have
Si nrtces &c cents 81 ton above those u W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
auction At the Exchange Salesroom, by Adrian H
Muller & Son:
For account CT whom Il may concern
s57 on NeVr-Yor and Jersey Railroad Company first
'E mortgage 5 per gold bonds .--.......1 100
900 Nevv-York ana Jersey Railroad Company
srrfr fhypothecatedl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
2qs shares Nev-YoTk ard Jersey Rarosd Com ,o,s
1880 crown Mountain Gold Mnins aad Milling
q rer cent 2Q-year gold bonds due August,
1928: subject call at los and interest
after August / 1905: coupons February and
August: FebrUary, 1904 coupons %
nhsre Chemical National Bank. s. 400
"a shares Title Guarantee and Trust Company, e6E&
81 shares American Express Company. 2s14
share o. e:ucal National Bank. A. 1921
90 shares Broadway TS7cs. Company 1tS
600 AIIenhurst Club, AlieRhUrst, N J., second
mortgage band oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

Tn Tho Central West the mnimun has
voce Sc % 70 So 81 PoE have aGF s2en
% va TONS additiona end the market is very firm
a SIC deversd Goh csaPy Of long eomne5ts
@ fgrnass coke e6s aavs been been
-ade at 81 50 the hGEf ran The Sossi6iiitias of
an anthracite the B the O. aos sf s fHIes
are both Influential, stn5ng Lake Superior orc
interests are areSos are expected before the close
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
DiUidend Notices.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

INTEREST due October 1st, 1908. the follow
ing bonds will be paid and after October I'd at this
office, namely:
Central Pacific Railway Co., Through Short Line
Central Texas & Northwestern Ry. Co., First Mort
gage 6s
oS
Houston 6 Texas Central r. r. Co.. General Mort
MorSans Louisiana & Texas r. r. 6 s. S. Co,
e.
Northern Railway Co., First Mort gage ........... 5s
New York, Texas Mexican Ry. Co., First Mort
New York, Texas Mexican Ry. Co, First Mort
gage ...................... Observation-Disclosures. IS
Southern Pacific Branch Ry. CO., First Mortgage. IS
Southern Pacific r. h Co. (Of CALI, First Mort
A K. VAN DEVENTER Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
Notice of Dissolution.
ATA SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME

ATA SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUI t Af~' =
~ Court OF State Of New York n e For5iSh Of
in House N I,fr
Ctv of New 10 the ~ -
-Present: Honorable James a y-,,ss-v
ffce-In the Matter OF the Application GntSnatic
ISssolItion % the New England NatlohA4 @AN''
Fire Alarm Company ..,,,t,n OF John p Faure.
reading and hinE tnS cs,thner. George D
Thomas watson. Philip J. zen. - I've dreotors
80 tTarry q Pyan. majority OF ne 49,,
OF the New England National Ant9Ilatb avs 81 the
StsHs ~ New York having its prlAetp@l HSs,hSftar
- NJ $50 west Broadway. BoFCusu - = sfuies
Comfy and state OF New 1ork ana &c ~ tSe
~ ItSaSed duly verified BY the
S1L Ja Of July i9o5. praying for an &c YsG
80 corooratton and notion o. ->S4-'0' - 49,
t.ornev for the petitioners ~ IS. - GAIL coroorn-
Interested IN saiu
hor cause before this Court at SPeeSi q, tbs
Ton .horcoF held at the County Cour' houss IN
Part s Manhattan. City OF New York on tne lEsa
1880 o'clock the
DAY OF counsel can be heard ~ 80
or a. ~ the petitioners should not be srsne1 49,
Pt - -1,ratlofs should be dssOvedi ana u - Aut
Their .,,,- cr +Afa order be published ~
,1t o6Se in each Of the .hrse weeks lnenaeIizssis
1rnncafng tAe t35h dav % october n tssSei
prfnsd al Abany. New YorS at %hiS6 Paoe IN &c
X Tribune. newspaper puhllshed n - ScaoT o.
New Ao'A' Z A. B.. J. s. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
WESTINGHOUSE

Electric & Manufacturing Company: ~
York September 21 1903.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
~ OIE-EALF PER CENT upon the Preferred, Assent
ing Notwithstanding stocks o. the Company was de-
cared 1865 stockholders OF record
September 29 Transfer BOOKS will De closed Sep
1905. October IL, 1908.
T. w. SIEIMON Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

DIVIDEND NO 20
quarterly dividend of and threefourths per cent
on the capital this Company has been declared
rayabls October 1905 the Office OF the Treasurer
l31 street. Mass stockholders of record
at the close Of business September 80. 1905
CHARLES A HUBBARD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
Financial Meetings.
TO the Stockholders Of
A,,ericar SPIRITS Manufacturing Co.

s,,srtcan spirts Manufacturing Co.
TUE ANNUAL MEEIING or M -. oho IN
Il ho,ders NJ this Company pursuant to the BYLAWS
will be held at o'clock p NJ on IhurSday' 9c{9PHr
80 $500 New York city. the election Of Di-
ectors and FOR transaction OF such other business
Z g 80. -lroreriv come before the meeting
The transfer books Of the GoaoR ana od TeteFrsp
Sotnhsr ar9 1905 and will remain closed until 10
o'clock A H. OCTOBER EDWARD G CARD. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

--,---,-r,,r,,y1,e AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
A Tribure received their Uptown 0ftse No. l$94
received the following branch otice6 at
TerIlar once uutl CLOCK p M rs Sa.
So az Yves: 42d-st between I'm a7a eth aEes
2n9 100 3dsve near 61stat les Llt-ave ;1s3=
ssst Enst l25rh-sti 766 Iresrer--aTe. COO u
se-h-f,, - I1S.ss $50 sd-pve.; P1o SeeeEe-st s2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

InterbOrOugh Rapid Transit Company.
To the holders OF Stock Trust Certificates issued under
Voting Trust Agreement dated May 14th, 1902:
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE IN
- terborough Rapid Transit Company. having declared
dividend Of per all tho capital stock Of
the Company payable Monday october I'd, 1900. to
stockholders of record Tuesday September 18TH 1902
Certificates above referred to
hereby upon receipt of said dividend the
undersigned will the respective holders OF such
Certificates amount equal to the dividend
upon number shares of said stock standing in the
undersigned Voting Trustees equal TO those
specified in the Stock Trust Certificates respectively and
THAI the will be paid Monday Oct "a 1870 20
said stock Trust Certificates Of record
Tuesday. Sept. 1874. 1905. 800 o'clock p NJ
of the Voting Trustees VIII be
300 P NJ. Tuesday. sept 18th, 1908. and
Z. MORA DAWSON,
b HAMBURGER,
CHAS. B. LUDLOW,
Voting Trustees.
BY AUGUST BELMONT & CO,
Their duly Authorized Agents
September 18th, 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
STOCKS.

ceoioid company - - y g 81
Joseph Dixon C-1cible Company. ,oo
Essex Hudson Gas Company - 20
Gias a Electric Company Of Bergen County og o.
I4ackensack Water Company common ~
9oboEen Land & Improvement Company -.-.-2ySS 80
Hudson County Gas Company ...,.-l1O III
Je~gev CITY Hoboken & Paterson Ry Co... 2
? LsorilIard preferred ------4oooo
brunswick Light Heat & POWER Co-'.-.. 90
NeM7ST I ne NevsJersev Teephone Company I72
North Jersey Street Railway COMPANY y -
teIso e q rso,-1orst'o1 ........111 116
Rapid Transit Street Railway Company: -z3o zoo
Somerset onion q IIHir3S = T~actt5n Co12S 12s
So1tL 1850 I-o1-,s-v $40
EGG l-.ssl Or cSo-rnaTv ..-.........6S CAB
I-rited Electric Company Of NeT-Jersey....-- "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

TENNESSEE COAL, IRON ~ AND D. RAILROAD % 800 CO.
TIME COTPONS DUE OCTOBER ISL On
l. The tennessee Division Bonds Of this Company will
De pald at Ina'u'i'' " L. HOOVER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
YEWJERsEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

BONDS.
o.-.-.5 ssry by ! Thomas Re!nhardt NO IS waI-st-)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
Instruction.
For Young Ladies-city.
Academy Mount 81. Ursula,

BEDFORD PARK NEW YORK CITY.
Boarding and Day School Young Ladies ard Lttls
Girls directed by the Ursuines Delightfully."- stGstsd on
tho Harlem Railroad ST. Johns College and opPosies
BRONX PARK BOTANICAL GARDENS. -.
The course of Studies Is thorough emorssin1 al e
branches requisite complete and refined e11cason
The Academy reopened Monday, Sept II. FOR car
cU!ars address Mother Superior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Department o. Finance, !
BuTsau for the Collection OF Taxes.
No. 81 Chambers Street.
anrnurh IF Manhattan


New York September 2s.h 1905
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ASSESS
msn:-roIis Of Resi- Rs.sts and Personal Property
IN Ths City Of Ss~ York for the year 1905 and the
warrants for TIE collection OF taxes. have been
delivered TO the up6sTygnsd and that all the
said aEsessnslt-rof!s due and payable on
Monday October 2. 1906. st the ofscs OF the Rs
esiver Of Taxes IN the borough n which the
property Is 'ocatsd fellows:
Borough Of Manhattan. No. 81 Chambers street.
Manhattan ~. y
Borough Of III. Bronx corner Third ana Trsusnt
avenues IRE Bronx n. Y:
Borough Of B-oofiyH. Rooms 2, 4 and 3. Munle-
lrsl Building Brooklyn. N. Y:
borough OF Queens corner jackson a7snus and
Fifth street Long Island City. y. r;
Borough Of Richmond. corner BAY and Sand
streets. Starleten Staten Island. ~ Y.
In case OF payment during October the person
paying shall % entitsd TO the benefits mentioned in
section sls 81 tie Greater New York Charter tehsp
ter 37s Laws OF 1897 viz: deduction OF interest
OF such payment sne the LIST day Of December next
ALL BILLS PAfD DURING OCTOBER MUST
BE EEBATED BEFORE CHECKS ARE DRAWN
For PAYMENT
When checks are mailed to the Receiver OF Taxes
they must be accompanied by addressed envelopes
With postage prepaid IN order to insure return Of
reeeipted bills by mail.
Checks dated October should be mailed TO the
Reeefver as som possible after bills havs been
received by the taxpayer.
DAVID z AUsTEt',
Receiver ~ Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28

OFFICE OF
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
Richmond Virginia, sept l., 1908,
DIVIDEND NO. 40.
nNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
day declared a dividend Of TWO (290 PER CENT.
the same being quarterly dividend Number 40 the Pre-
ferreE Stock Of this Company payable October To- 1905
when checks Will be mailed TO all preferred stockholders
NJ record at the close of business September 80.
Books for transfer Of preferred stock will be closed
~ S, W. TRAVERS Treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22

felt. bot while bis admirers admit
ted IL o. "a defect. II had not then
acquired the proportions that II sub %
aequentiy attained. This avefweena
ing vanity is the key note ~
Haiaze'a make Up fof the courage
he sets no much store hY iH abHo-
lufeiy ha offspring When the crowd
tufEa So back thlH bold bad man
seeks sheiL Popularity r. thu
breath ~ bic noatflIa. ard he was
eawardiy enough 10 deny hiH Jewish
origin because be Imagined II would
daifaet from his dlstineiiou
Ia outlining Helnze.a position Win
the standard Oh and the anxiety be
has caused Rogers and Rockefeller,
Lawson HnyH.
Trying 90 DO business with
Ifeinze b. Ike trying to coax "a boy
win q handful Of matches opt Of "a
powder magazine"
Lawson refers 20 fIelnze aH
GENTLE plated lew" az athe hero
af d hundred battles. bars and bBncO
eamea." ana as "A "llbertlne.s Com
pairing iIeinze with the other fnan-
eiers Of whom he has written. Law
son says:
This record 20 far has been con-
esfned with she actions Of men Of
great Initiative and power
Though the working out Of their
ambitions has wrought inealeulable
misery and suffering 20 the people
ef large. still these men in their own
IlVea were Hcrupuiousig and ire
pHoaehably clean. til their daily
ruulnEa and goinEe they never for
got the decent amenities Of life. and
At the close OF the day sought
thankfully the quiet fseaee % homes
Wherr their wives and children
abode. But" And here Lawson
draws a strong contrast IN the per-
auuai life Of Heinze.
In narraiing a dramatic business
meeting between Lawson and
Heiuke. after a. II Rogers himself
had failed 60 make terms wifh the
Prince o. Butte" Lawson says
4 began 20 realize that | was
taekllnK a queer beast-nus who
dnehsd. diyea or ran IN his own
way. ! was beginning 10 see that Il
would not be- safe to buy the tanuiu
Until ! had his peit of. stretched on
4 board and the four corners nailed
down
How Heinxe's peit vas taken OF
ana nailed down tn this particular
instance. and the standard OHrl
viewpoint % the bitter controversy
~ Montana NJ the present time. con-
elaass the chapter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22
HAMMERS HEINzE
With A SLEDGE:
roMnle LAWSON SAYS SOME aeAl NAUGHTY THINGS ABOUT
FAMOUS MONTANA KING" IN His LAST
"FRENzIro FINANCE" ouTauRsT


In the October "Evcrybody'a1
Thomas " lawson gives a chan
Tor of "rreuzIea Finance" which IT,
arido from the larger issues 81 DIR
cuasea. HpigiiY interesting in char
ncter deliueatiana and notes ou the
personality aud private iife Of ita
subject T. Augustus 1frlnze. the
Copper King and the Young Ma
poleou+ Of butte. Mont The chap
Ter iH euffuasinE throughout fo the
people u the NorhwoaL who are
familiar Hith the career ~ iislnxes
the peuuiisan young mining engineer
who landed iu @fhe Greatest Mining
camp on Earth" Tess than "a decade
ago and brilliantly fought his way
upward. ~ hia famous apex law
and his method ~ mining in the
courts until he brought the King
~ Standard or himself 20 personal
dickeriHEa fer terms The public
hos heard much OF Heinze's fight
from Heinze'a view point The view
point Of thoas who opposed him. and
are stan opposing him. b. given b.
lawson. The following ~ an excerpt
from LaWaou.a character sketch Of
iieinNst
The man Naa perfect ft Tor the
eight-carnered hole be found await
ms him Ia thiH western Coney Isi-
ana, lie had ability akin 90 genius
% The order that wins clninence IN
bunco and confidence operations
bounfieaaiy ambitious in0rdinateiy
sgutisfie. he waa totally devoid Of
moral perception and utterly heed.
less ~ the consequences Of his ae-
lions. there NnH nothing be dared
not attempt Helnze had been bni a
short time IN Butte before he had
acquired throughout the state rep
utatiou fur absolute fcarieaanasa
Among the keepers Of gambling
hrila and bar rooms be Was reeb-
oned q prince 81 good fellows Seven
nights Ia The week he could drink
under the table every man among
The hcentiaua company that fire.
aucnied these silaed establishments.
ana then cit ia Al faro game whose
proprietor had never been known
90 put Ga = limit and make him
quit Actresses ~ certain order
adofed him and to the ladies Of the
fed-iiEht district Of Butte TfitE
iielnzs wsH the beau ideal % manly
beauty snd hefoiHm. Even IN those
days before he had made his fret
airise fat fortune. HeinHe's colossal
eEoiiam which II ~ The I must be
Ia The i.sneIaht when u strikes the
ErRndmsnnaf ofdcr~-had made itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22
ONE JAP TOWN GLAD.
Natives of Yellow
Fever Region Are
in Trouble

In order 10 return to Texas. Flo-i-
ds and other southern states. resi-
dents OF these states now In Seattle
are being compelled TO secure certi-
ficatcs from City Health officer
Ludlow.
The health officer ccrtifies that
the person applying has been in Sc
attic. where there II no yellow fever.
Such passports are necessary for all
persons who wish 10 enter the yell
low fever region. Strict survesl-
lance Of all persons entering the yell
low fever sphere Is being kept 10
prevent new sources OF infection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22

OYSTER BAY. Sept. ga man
who refuses 60 give his name and
said he walked from Brooklyn 10
see president Roosevelt. approached
saEnmerc Hill this morning. He
tod the guards he came to receive
$4,000 the New York Life gave the
republican committee. he also said
he had decided 20 assume the office
of secretary OF agriculture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22

PIG IRON BECOMING
SCARCE.


A pITTGBuR0. Pa. Beui y.
" An order for pig iron sent
= out By one Of the large finish :
4 Ing mills IN this city was re- !
= turned tho other day with the !
4 remark that owing t1the great :
= demand for rails and Etruc- !
= tural work. the mill which had !
y formerly turned ont pix metal
q and steel blllefn. rs now max !
. Ing rails. An investigation =
4 shows that many Of the biz 4
q mills n Clarion aud Duqueane. :
4 which formerly made bllleta. =
4 are nov turning out rails. The !
= managers Of the local finishing !
= works are becoming alarmed :
= over the scarcity ~ pix iron :
. and rough steel and fear that 4
4 n will seriously interfere with :
= their ability 10 turn out their 4
= orders II l. stated on good =
. authority that not enough pig :
= iron aud steel hiilets will be
= turned out each week FOR some 4
a time n come % supply the de 4
4 mand An investigation has .
= been ordered and ln q few days
= The local mills will probably =
= decide upon some plan 10 rem =
= ody the trouble The demand
= for rails and structural iron Is =
= unprecedented and the mills
a are working night and day. .
EH4z 44a1A 4aRA4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22

PARIS. Sept. 22-Baren Rosen.
the German minister TO Morocco.
and the French representative, who
lave been negotiating in regard to
the coming International conference
on Moroccan affairs. announced this
afternoon that they have reached
complete accord on all the principal
points. They meet tomorrow and
will probably conclude negotiations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

PlTrSRuRG. Pa. Sept. %. Stan
dard oil raised the price OF crude oil
five 20 ten cents a barrel today.
BRoCKToS. Sept. 22.-Eben
Plimpton. actor. was held this
morning in default OF s.. 900 bail for
an assault on Captain George Mar
tin. TO await the result OF Martins
Injuries.
BERLIN. Sept 22.-Ten casea of
cholera we're discovered in this city
and one death. Throughout the en-
pire the disease is slowly spreading
though Il is believed the epidemic Is
checked.
RICHMOND, Va. Sept. 22.-Chas.
Tripplot OFerrall. commander Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22

VALE. Ore. Sept ga Jury re.
turned verdict Of guilty in the firs,
degree against Henry Megordan for
the brutal murder of his wife last
March In Nyssa He was convicted
on the evidence OF his children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-22
THE MARKETS
Vegetables

Vegetables
Beans, dry. per cwt. ts.s5Gs2Tk:
No. / small whites. $3.50. choice
whites. s3.s5. large whites. tSdtis.
pink beans. $3.50. bayo beans. taco:
heets. per sack. 81; parsnips. per
sack. 81. carrots. per sack. TIC. tur-
nips, per sack. 65c. cauliflower. per
dox. ST. garlic. per ID. Sc, native
green peppers. per box. esHs5c; CAL
Ifornia peppers. box, si.25: parsley.
doE. csc. squash. per III. M61c.
pumpkins. lHine. tomatoes. box.
cabbage. ~ n2e. tomatoes, per ho<.
256t0c. eukee. per dos. i0Ga5c:
corn. per doz. saioc. yelloy toma-
toes. 10. &c. eggplant. 10. SC: celery.
per do1 as4tee; potatoes per ton.
tie0s2o: sweet potatoes. per Toe
lbs. s2.75 yellow Banker onions
i-Ac: walia waIla onions. sack.
zoe.
Fruits.
Figs. case. Alb. bricks. si75;
seediess figs. io-ib. cartons. $500
ST.. 80. Valencia oranges. a box. Sc
s.. lemons. per case. S5mfs Wen
atchee peaches. per box. 70RS0c; 81
bcrta peaches. per box. 60270c:
simmons peaches. box. 90c: black
berries. per crate. tl-00; crab
apples. per box. Sed40c.
native GraVensteina. per box. f5c0
81: Cal Gravensteins. si.sB.
parent apples. per box 7bcRsOc:
watermelons. per doz, tle0Gslse;
ounce. box. tiIs125. wenatchea
pears, box $3.50. native pears. per
box. 5ocde5e: Hungarian prunes.
per box zoe: Muscst grapes. crate.
81 25dsi5o. eoncords. 10-lb. has
ket, 25H25c. socdlcSs Sui
tana grapes. crate 81, Tokay Rrane<-
per crate. ft.bo4i75: Hacks
crate, 500: Hawaiian pineapplez
doz. ttb0as6.ko: huckleberries per
10. 4a6c; eocoanuts. per doz, 7bc
Cal honey, per comb. lthc: nee
torines, per box. TIC; pommegran-
ties. per box. tl.b0.
Butter and Cheese.
Washington creamery. per IN ase.
Eastern creamery. bricks, 10 2ta2sc.
Eastern tub. H. 2S0a4c: cooking. IN
15diSc. Eastern cheese, twins. In
l5c; Washington cheese. twins III
lie. cream brick. 10 isc; llmburrer.
10 lee; block Swiss. ID o.: Wheels
Swiss, ID lie.
EGGS.
Ranch eggs, Ss034c: Oregon. see:
Eastern 2scm &c
Sugar.
Dry granulated. sacks. 100 lbs.
Sh.b0i Fruit granulated, sacks. 100
lbs, $3.50: Beet, per sack, tb.f0.
Golden C. $500. Extra c.. So.