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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE cotton market was
not more taan moderately active. but ruled
steader on covering OF shorts y preparaton
for the governments crop condition report 10.
morrow. The close wa. At y, net adHnnce OF
advance OF point on May but generally lqs
decline Under bear pressure and Iiquldatlon. In
spired by lower cables and favorable weather
reports from the South. There was active COY,
crng BY shorts at the decline, which carried ed
nigh point OF Monday, and while there Was
considerable cotton for sale on the Wuy up,
promoting freguen, reactions the ma i,is;n
during the afternoon. A report that a southern
ginning association had estimated the condition
reduction in acreage OF ss7, in Guiding 81 per
cent for aba ndoned lands helped the, market
toward the close. which was steady and wlsh'n
Il point or two OF tho top Sales were esmattd
81 go bales. There was some further 1alk % %
sneuls!ng climatic conditions We're considered
ed to &c. lower. according to official report;
Receipts al the ports to-day. We're 10 9s. bales
against IL 500 last week and bl4 last year. For
tie Week lest mated, y, 600 bales aga!nst 1922.
last week and ISL last year. T9-day's reeepts
at New Orleans were 40N bales ngalns, sst
last year. and at Houston S,ls9 pa'es against
81 last year., is4s
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

sides (bo1cd), s.s7is6ls.5o. whlskey. basis OF
high wines. M Glover contract sra rs
solsc.; darIes. lGalshc. Checse-F'rm at loHsD
lAc Eggs---Steady at mark. cases inclu1 n
6c.; nrsts, 7tsc; prime lrsts, NC; extras &c
BALTIMORE, MD. Aug: 2;-F1,oUR--D Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Easier: spot. con-
tract, S2XdS?ac; No red. Western SAD
size; the month. s2Afls2sc.; new southern by
sample, 53a7sc. Corn-,,Firmer; SPOT an g the
Easier; Old 10. mixed s2Ma2Ac e Re.
Steady; No. Q Western. 6o@73c. Buttcr,,St.e1aady
creamery. simeiisc.; iadie. 1tal7c..; store pack
cd, i4Glbc. EgEa-Steady and unchanged at
lie. Checse-Firm and unchanged Sugar
Steady and Unchanged tSss 5as. -5
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mlddlins uplands. 1895; middlIng gulf, llso;
sales S. bales.


Cotton quiet; middling, 1926; net receipts. 81
bales; gross. s,o6l bales sales, &c bales: stock,
Total 6,day at all perts,-Net receipts. , .;s
stock 81, So bales. !. !. go
baies EXPORT to Great II Britain s.s bales to
the Continent. 1905 bales.
Total since september LIST at an poris-- .set
britain, s.ala. y:S bales France. Al,o75 bales;
sli.o47 bales; 10 Mexico. 1852 bales
NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug ?.-coTToN-
scant buyers occurred the market. first, bidding
board quo tatiotfs, then retiring their bid to an
advance OF hc., and finally toward noon thsy
out securing the desired supplies. Sales 200
bales. Including 900 to arrive. board quota
Futures opened steady with the active posi-
INK of yesterday 'fhls was a surprisingly
good opening on n Liverpool market that was
points down when II Was due 20 snow w d ga
not not specially favor the bull side, bu! never,
the!ess the opening call saw some good Duvlhe
thn, came prncirally from the wire hoiI ~
market showed a deposition TO advance 81, on
rufnors that atha. York ebig bulls who did
mos, OF yesterdays selling were buying hea',
points down at lo.6s. sold down 2 points and
finally advanced TO 1850; December opened IN ~
point lower az 1911 lost points 70 ~ a I'D
s strong at the top with net gains Of sall
Co Cotton futures que. and steady. August
oai9sl septemn62err a. sc.rbcr 10 ga
10. SO; January, lo.S5IlO.ol: February iO.slq
1898: March, l1.02Hll.N. ta1
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Guard Accidentally Killed.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
DURHAM, N. C...s:August 2.-----,T,,{ g. Rod
we'll. a., guard OF the convicts tlr35.t nc
county roads. accidentally shot himself
10 death this afternoon. Mr.. Rod.well sstoop-
ed over 10 lkck up a rock Asshe didJjso
his pistol fell Sout of the holster, which
he had buckled under his arm.A.5 he
ham mer4hlt Ia rock-.aRd.,,tha, -pist ol eN.-
ploded. sendinS-a bullet through the
guards heart, killing him instantly.
The shooting was yppurely"naccidental.
Mr.. Rodwell# who was. man about
forty-elght years old, had been In the
employ of the county for one year. He
leaves wife and two children.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelley, Norfolk, merchan-
d!se and passengers, Old Dominion limo,
SAILED
/ Steamer berkeley, Shelley. Norfolk; merchants
steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Go.
Sch9oner William Cobb. Cook, Norfolk Va,
liyAt ,st. 2Et3li Is
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBUIeG, Pa,
Aus CATrL !: ,:s q light 'na5k s.
ifossGR Ipts light market aetys. Prime
heavies, sG,26Qe. ~ medium and workers., 50 400
Receipts light; market. slow: Primo heaviss,
IS I5dI5.sO;; common. aegaol; spring lambs,
s., 50Gp7 IS !; veal calves. s7.60Gs00
CINCINNATI, O., Aug o,.--HOGs-strons,
butchers. 50, lbM6. 20; common, $4,000 Cattle
common, s202,76. sheep-Quiet at S276p45O
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

quiet trade. hye Flour-steady corimeal--
~ reg NSS e o,sa ,ssssos
ESQ.,; septern ber S$4o. 1 December, 9lAc
Corn--Frm;1 No. 2, Gle. elevator, Options Nc.
net higher, hut without transactions. Septom-
Der closed at Coo. oats-Quiet; mixed. Ssgi3tsc.
Beef-steady Cut Meals-Steady. Lard
Firm; Western steamed, .s7.5g7.50; refined.
steady. Pork-Firm; family, s16Tlo5o;, mess.
sli1l5.00 'rallow-Steady. llosin-Steady.
mS auet c aea Sase Fuues eosed
sssay me- qnsnanE sr 70 T. pos hasr
eentrlfuEai q test, a,s?ai,se, n'o !, ,aa
Quiet. Mola sses-Stendy.
Butter--l'irm; State dairy 16Hnec. Cheese
Firm and unchanged Eggs-steady and un-
changed,
3b0. Peanuts-Steady; fancy handplcked, 5dp
5Ac.; other domestic, 3g5iso Cahbages-
Steady; Long Island per 100, S5dS.oo, Cotton
Iy steam to Liverpool, laGlSc,
CHICAGO. ILL, Ang. .2,--pecrensed receipts
southwest caused the wheat market here to-
day to close firm. Tho net advance for the
day. however, was small, 1ac FOR September.
Corn shows gain of lEg lesc, / oats arc up
Sc; provisions are a shade to TAG, higher
Tho lending futures ranged as foowa;
' Open, High. Low. Close.
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VISIT THE LAND oFfTHE skY-s1ooo
ROUND TRIP

On Angst 18th tho Southern Railway
viii sell special round trip tickets to
Ashevlle from Richmond and stations to
South Boston. inclusive. at $1,000, limit
returning ten days. Tickets good on reg
ular trains This IL a most delightful
season of the year to visit the famous
Land OF tho Sky Asheville, Lake Toxa-
way. Waynesyile lIendersonyille. Black
Mountain and many other favored sen-
tons In the glorious mountains OF West
ern North Carolina,
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NAVAL STORES,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES si;H ;f at 57;se.i receipts 70
casks Rosln-.rirm at 1910 bid; receipts, 81
barrels. Tsr-Firn at $500 bid; receipts, 4
barrels, Crude Tllrpentne,-Frm At ss5Jaf'oo
and f4,aS recepts o. barrels, nv, p ,,,sNrrNE.-
Firm al b7hc, sales. 69s casks; recelptts, 81
casks; SHIPMENTS, 1886 casks, Rosln-Flrm;
receipts. L6o2 barrels; shipments, laa paVetsi
eu.H mAh III S, c., Aug, 2-TURPlSN-
TINE AND tROSlN--NothiNg doing
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

dry goods market are unchanged as far as firm
ness Of sellers L. concerned ana yet 81 buy nps
goods, which are wanted badly but which arc
difslcult TO get, Further advances have been
noted and many lines are regarded as TOO hlsn'
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list UNSTEADY,
HEAVY: !. AT CLOSE |. D
calculating Tend nc:y Fl; Probably
Duc to Conflict 81 81 Spclcs,t,l1at-
tive Partiss$on8M Market. !.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES POINTS.
Spring Wheat Damage Reports
andtYcllow Fever Quarantiiles
I influenced Prices.
my Associated I'rcss.)


NEW YORK, August 2.-stocks showed
constantly nuctllnting tendoncy to-day,
which vas dua apparently to a conflict
OF speculative parties more than to con-
Hlctng forces In tic developments Of
tho day.
Groups OF stocks which might be sub
jcct 10 common Influence from ono
cause we're affected from timc TO time,
but tho possible cause for the move
tnent +, Was obscure This was notably
true OF stocks Of companies dealing with
tho treatment or metals and ores. Smelt.
Ing, National Lead, Federal Mining and
Smelling and United statcts Reduction
showed n notab bic concord III movement
runners have long been preyahna4 q, g
put no mediate sw' Th
s s1n1tA g suc firos' ssS "S
E I.acka wanna and Western extcnucd It's
brilliant record Of new high levels up
s'lch occasional !, strong p9intss III, In Ln the
e ang 70 ove sssnTe Wekness which
was quite general at one period Of the
day and which ,mnintalHed "a spo,ty
tone and a slight advance in the call
ports ana The ye!ow , feyer q Tor fSc
Violently as result 1T the financial
statements published to-day. showing re-
suits for six months of operation. Ihe
rebound was even more Voicn; ana IN
dIcated urgent requirement from an
ovcr.bold short interest
Great Northern preferred and North.
erns Pacific sold on on insgniicant
transactions. supposedly by reason OF
the tclegrapiGrs strike. The June earn,
lngs statements OF Pennsylvania anu
illinois Central showed an expansion
In operating expenses larger, than the
growth IN gross earnings, with resulting
disappointing results in the portion avail
able for distribution. The price or cop!
per underwent q rather sharp reaction
In London The heavy tone required IN
the later market and the close WAS easy;
Bonds were Arm on n well dlversiileu
demand. total sales, par value. $27li,CO)
United States bonds were unchanged on
call. !.
4G1lro shares.
e MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLo
Money on call. easy; highest. per cent: !;
lowest, / 81: ruling rate, p last loan, ~;
closing bid, 81 offered at,2. Time loans:
steady and dull 60 and 90 days. . l-iaf3 l.?
per cent: six mon ths.l4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4G4 Ia per
cent sterling exchange, steady, with nc
tual business in bankers' bills, at 81. SO. 500
1858 for demand. and at4 s4.S475n4.$4.s0
Tor 60 day bills Posted rates, Si.sj l-Nt
i.s71-2 Commercial bills. s4.84 0-8. Bar
silver 60 is. Mexican dollars, % IL.
.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION,
ROANOKE, VA, AUGUST SO, 1905.
T.

HALE RATES, VIA N. & w. 3RY,
# On account OF the above occasion tho
Norfolksand Western Railway win sell on
August 9Th, It'll and sth round trip tick
cts from all points on It's line within tho
State OF Virginia at rate OF one straight
fare, plus twenty-five cents. for the round
trip, good returning until August II,
1905. Round trip rate from Richmond,
s5.55. For tickets and full Information.
apply to ]. +. Knowles, city passenger
agent, S3s East Main Street; the Rich
mond Transfer Company, or w, Steele,
ticket agent, Byrd Street Station.
G. H. lBOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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nFINEsr5 coAsTWisE TRIPS in THE
25arf. AfnpI n

Richmond to Boston and return, s23 90;
to Providence ard return, $2l.G; includ--
ing meals and ROOM via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Co., from Norfolk.
daily line to New England. Tickets on
sale at G. &, o. and n. & W. Ry. Of
fees, $40 East Main Street. y. G. Lohr,
Agent Norfolk. S4Fi i.s#gs
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RAILWAY

SCHEDULE in EFFECT MAY rs, 1905. 4.
IA EHIT TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.33
y 700 A. M,--Daily-Local for Charlotte, N. G..
1880 r. M -Dally-Im ted-Buffet Pullman to
'175l5 Atlanta and Birmingham. n New. Orleans.
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South,
85g5 with through coach for Chase CITY, Ox-$ f
ford, Durham and Raleigh.
3 600 r, M-Ex.t Sunday-Chase City Local. "a.
II $40 T., Observation-Disclosures ready 3;SQ
.9g5IliFP NJ, for all tho South.
YORK RIVER LINE. i,Es..l
The tayorIte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points, Leaves Richmond 4:2O p. NJ, X daily,
except Sunday. : Is IL \
Eo;l5 p M.-Local-Dnily-Exc Sunday.
4.20 p M-IIxceptF Sundny--For West FONT, 4
-. connectin With steamers for 4. Bal tmoroS
and river landings. Steamers call at y ork..
Is town and Clay Tank Mondays, Nednfs-
DAYS and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
ana Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday 4 and
Saturdays. f.y N y IN, ~,
p 4:45 A. M.--Except sSunday-Aocal n!1ea ho1
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 5,1
s.sa M and 6:42 p. M.-Fronr all the South.
S:sS p M.-IIron Charlotte and Raleigh.
$40 A. M.--From Chase City and intermcdi-
ate statlons 80.
10 AS A. M.-Daily---F5xcept SUNDAY at s yno 1
- day; SHOP. NJ, daily. except Sunday--5
From West Point. va
C, w WESTRURY,- y. +: ~, tN INA W III, ~,
s. II. HARDW1CF w. =, :, : Z a "A -
Il, r. 3 IS! SPENCER. Cen !; Mgr.
Washington D. .
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe = COD
PETERSBURG, VA. aug, 2,,PEASUTS-
Span!sh,--Market firm at $il6 per busheG VIZ
sinia--Market firm at &c, for fancy stock ma
chino picked. 2MgsAc,; Smelling stock. 2Meatc.
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River. light.
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUG. ., 1905.
ARk1VHD
Baltimore. Courtney. baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
- F'SE-I9& gS5 SAILED
Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT News. AUG. ?. 1906.
ARRlvEn vi
steamer White Hall, Key West. is-t
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool
4 Schooner Nlarjory Brown. New York.
Schooner L. 7. SALISBURY. Boston
SAILED. s,.s1
STEAMER Bayyleyy. New Bedford !,
Steamer Christiana. Hamburg via Norfolk.
Barge Bavaria Allyn's Point ,i
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A7, AN1lC COAST LINE
RICHMOND & PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAIL WAY

l,ars leaye corner OF Seytnlh ana FeFEy
streets, Manchester, every hour sen on, tss hogIly
i'i,mitcd e. ear. ESQ ri NJ daily, except Sunday
cars leave petershurg, font % sycamore
Street, every hour from 0i& a, H. to 1889 /,
NJ. last car llii0 I, u, Lihisea eAr, l'ie =
NJ daily except sunday,
All cars from Petersaurg eoansStins Rlsh-
n,ard y s8fgS y
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD, Aug. 2.-Seabpard Air
Line con,monSot quoted Seaboard Air Line
preferred 43 asked. ~
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co1vroNsEEp OIL MARKET.

CuFTUNsEF147 VT ''''7'F'lNHt'
active. Prime crude (, 0. D.. mills 2sdp23,4c,
prime summer yello w.so1soAc,; off summer
yellow, nominal; prime white, &c.; prime wins
Ter yellow 32c f-r
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Cash quotations were as foloWs: FIouF..
~ Sprndg Thsa ;seSgNlo Nc sers
sss; No. y sH tx ssHe NJ oats I'M
Nh's sssss COCA Ss ies SHss bsfss ga
iSc. fair Ia choice mailing, 4l@iic No lax
seed. ,flsl; No. nor.hWesteIn s,S prime naI
stlaa5Sis,5 60; lard, per. i60 pounds F;s7,ad7,s9i
srntI ribs aides taaseA. ss4aaS, Is. abort clear
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Otopon short TIncl rcfunding 4s............ 96%
pcnnav,cnnia cstny Ig observation-disclosures. 10lN
I, hnMinSr r"nerhi is lO.M
st Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s.....5 llsn
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s.....!.. SR
e. So,ther, I,ncIGc D4N
RnjIryny Observation-Disclosures. lIDi9
roxas and racIiic Observation-Disclosures. 1874
~ 80 e. a nj xVestern 4s,,...,...... So
It p,IuV tt2,c,hc Observation-Disclosures. 105%
1Imton ,ianjnr conv Observation-Disclosures. 1925
I,niteh slatns Steel ID Observation-Disclosures. S5h
WA ~. i Ida . 11sL
Nna ba ati T1cb I,s 70ls
H ~ Nd As S(offered) ...........,... Ssai
Whcnllnri ana Lake Erie 4s.............. y3
1 " -, -, 81 "a srrtes e9ss
r Japaa 4 tsr,e certificates 5I
~ ~ % - ' snriss Il " ~ Observation-Disclosures. II
.,, h 90 par Isl H. certificates $685.
~ nnh n S:nj Trust IL .(bld) ,........ 1o0A
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc......-.......,.... ii%
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
June II. 1o1h

E "a Is
}E LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. &8e
300 ~ M.-NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrivel
norfolk 1l:20 a. NJ. Stops only at PeternburS<
Waverly and Suffolk. sNt7T>&
9:o5 A. M.-CHICAGOe EXPRESS Parloi
Car, Broler Service. Petersburg to Lynchburl
and Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
Columbus, Dlueheld to Cincinnati; also Roam
oke to Knoxville. and Knoxville to Memphis.
Cafe Dining Car, Roanoke to Williamson. "a 9 4
1910 r; M:-RoANoKD EXPRESS. Foi
Fnrmrlllc Lynchburg and Roanoke N
800 p. M--OCEANT SHORE LIMITED. Ar. 3
rlves Norfolk $50 p. NJ. Stops only ut Petera- (
burg Waverly and Suffolk Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington.
7:2S M-For Norfolk and all stations cast
d o: 80 p. M..NEw ORLEANS SHORT LIME.
Pullman Shoppers Richmond t. Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, LynchburS -
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
Dining Car. ,E
$3.50 r. M-sr. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke TO
Columbus Cafo Dining Car. IS. 4
Trains arrive from the West 7;42 A.. NJ. 2:M
p NJ. and 9:1S p, NJ: from Norfolk II: 10 A. NJ. !
and $3.50 F.. NJ. IA ffs
=, Office No. S3S East Main Street. . 81 4sS
K w. d. BEVILL, c. H.. BOSLEf, ss
Gent. Pass Agt Dist. Pass. ACT
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CHICAGO. Aug; ?cATTlE5, Receipts. l.soo
head. Including COO Texans and 100 Westerns
Market steady to 1oc. lower. Good to prime
steers aI9; poor !. 70 sf me dd cows
i6o; heIrars ss.s5ais5; canneSs. Sl:5y92,a9j
steers sa7sa5o3 Western steers sSSoq I,: %.
er. Mixed and butchers. s5.5o4G,go; good II, to
choice, heavy s5s5G u; rough heavy, - '9 16
sheep.Receipts. 10000 head Sheep Toe higher;
lambs l5c. higher. Good to choice wethers,
siS0a4. ss fair to choice, mixed, A9h6o; native
lambs, S5g7.5o
NEW YORK Aug. 2.-BEEvES;-R Receipts,
lower; others log:oc lower bulls us and an Soy. soWs
s. 5Oa40o; cows. sl.65a3,4O, Caves--Rcceipts.
3.sl7 head Veals opened steady closed a. &c
lower; buttermlks steady TO- shade lower.
xeals s5as5o 500 top price elGse t b s q
Dressed calves about steady. city dressed =
yeas sgl?Me per pound eounsTyh aressea ~
sass head Sheep steady Lambs ,a 25a so c ,1M
ssa2 Sol; lambs sGM7.75; one at s7s5 cn III $;
81 b0IiS 25 Hogs-Receipts, 4.Q5l head. Market
flrmer, State hogs, So. 6O46.Tb
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TAKE STEAMER "oL0 POINT COM.
FORT" SATURDAY NIGHT, Az.

IO0 Y u W y @-SNFN'
75c. round trip to Norfolk ..,....... 75c.
76o round trip to Newport News, ....75c.
Children under y years OF age..,.,.. Soc.
A Tickets good to return next night or fol-
lowing Tuesday,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. 2
~ Richmond. Va. Aug. 2. 1905.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCFE MARKET.
55 (Sales at Union S.ocF Yards.)

ISaIe5 ~ UIIUH . OCF ! h7u0'I
Richmond. Va. AUG. 2. 1906
Report Of the live stock market for the week
Prices about the same as last week. Best
steers, 4,4a5c medium to good, 49i&c.; COM
mon to fair s,s94c. best hefers 4a4i.c;; me- .s
axe; cows, lhQ3Nc bulls. 2AI3c.; cows and
calves. tls6l35.1 per head; calves. 446c.
Fat sheep. sA1+c.; common. 212lsc.: cuiis'
1Eg2c.; best lambs. 6q6Ec; common 10 1alr,
3laac.; stock ewes. s344.e5 per head
Good hogs, 5aa5Hc.;. common 4a9Sc
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Special fast train leaves Richmond Sat
urday{ afternoon at 3 P, NJ, running
through to Buckroe Beach In two hours.
Returning. leave Buckroe 10 p. NJ. s1.O0
round trip. Five hours at the seaside In
the cool Of the evening. Boating, fishing,
bathing and dancing.
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S EzABOARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

I-9-19Vo @
TRAINS LEAVE: ol Hl Salna and filmie,.
WV ~ sa,nouru Fast Mal--SavAnnahs
z;S ra,cMAsonyis. Atlanta and southwest ~
"a ~, IN y Seaboari Expless--sApahhan, JACK
WV .onylile, Atlanta and Southwest
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.s5 A. M.-wrom Florida, Atlanta and south
go y %e esMJ'.-rrom Florida. Atlapta and South
il' west. y IL, s<a., untn.. . FsIsst 24aa
$50 :: MM,,Ipn - s-'l'' w. NJ. TAYLOR,
H. 81 LlHpnss AGENT City Ticket Agent
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Njght Line For Norfolk.
For NEW YORK
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

Boston, Mass. & Providence, r. T.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday,
Wednesday,, Friday and Sunday. For prov!.
dence Monday, Thursday and Saturday at Q
p. NJ. Passengers and freight taken for all
New England points. Tickets on sale at G. and
o. 3Rwy. and N. and w. Rwy. Offices. and
No $40 Eaat Mnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03
RICHMOND sToCN MARKET.

~: Il. SALES. ~ r-rrtt:s.t
Virginia C.enturles-l,JQ 800 at Gt. IN Ell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-03

The total sales OF stocks amounted to
4GJ, 100 shares.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-16

Snake River Lodge No. Al. X. of P.
Meets every Tuesday night in Ma
sonic hall. Ross Hamer block Visiting
members invited.
E. A. STRONG, C. G.
A. Nj. HUBBARD, X. r. S.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-16

The prize fight between James
Sullivan of Pocatello, and P. ]. De
Somers. better known as "Curley. !"
of St. Anthony, took place in the
opera house last Saturday night
as advertised. before a fair sized
crowd of sports. A delegation from
Idaho Falls headed by Editor Mills,
lst sargent of the Idaho Regimental
Band, and also a delegation from
Rexburg witnessed the contest. Sui
livan weighed in at 100 and Curley
at 127. and from the start it was
easily to be seen that Curley was
up against beating, although he
landed several effective blows on
his opponent the secQrd round.
In the third round Curley had
his shoulder dislocated which end
ed the fight.
The winner was to take all the
receipts and the big man took them.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-16
CALL FOR BIDS.

St. Anthony, Ida, March l5 1905.
Notice is hereby given. hat the
Board of County Commissioners os
Fremont County will receive sealed
bids for the repair of the bridge
across the Dry Bed OF Snake River
near Labelle.
Each bidder to furnish plans and
specifications for said repairs, the
same to become the property of
Fremont county upon the filing
thereof
The Board reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids.
Geo. A. Gordon,
Chairman of Said Board.
Victor Hegsted, Clerk.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-16
A WORD OF THANKS.

l wish to thank the boys of the
volunteer fire department and the
citizens in general who turned out
and SO ably and efficiently rendered
assistance at the fire in which
lost my stock of goods. Had it not
been for the untiring efforts of
those who risked their lives in
many instances, the entire block
would have been destroyed.
James Hughes.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.
ATTENTION

AL len IlON.
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS in
LAND near Sugar Factory.
c. c. Moore Real Estate Co.
F.. FOR SALE:-One good team
and one good mountain wagon.
This IS a bargain for some one.
Snake River Lumber Co.
We will loan you money on your
1arm property. THE c. c..
MOORE REAL ESTATE co.
FOR SALE.-5OO cords drv slab
wood, east of St. Anthony, at So
per cord (12S.)
Fogg and Jacobs.
Ashcraft, the jeweler, has some
bargains in clocks this week
We loan money OH Improved
Farms.
c. c. Moore Real Estate Co.
LIST! LIST!l LIST!l! If YOU
want to sell. We do the business.
THE c. G. MOORE REAL
ESTATE co.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

O. 8 o g. o
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-03-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Directors of the Fall Riv-
er Irrigation Co., will receive bids
for Water Master. for the year
commencing April /, 1905 and
ending April 1, 1906. Bids will be
received up to and including April
1, 1905. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
c. H. Law, Secv.