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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
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sumption DEMONSTRATES IL supef1a.
tive merits and wholesomeness.
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Such Is Jury's Verdict in To Shissler
ClSs.
YOUNG SECURES IN ACQUlTTAL
JuryDischarged but Adjourned
Term Will be Held.
Such Is Jury's Verdict in To Shisslsr
Can. II
YOUNG SECURES Al AcQulTTL
JuryDischarged but Adjourned
Term Will be Held.

The district court has completed
the jury trials and yesterday the
last jurymen were discharged for
the term. In the Shissler case the
jury, after being out al night,
brought in . verdict Of man
slaughter and Judge Steele has
fixed Saturday at 10 O'Clock a. the
time for passing sentence.
The case against J. w. Young
for killing Morris at Warren was
given to the jury about noon Tues
day and after nine hours delibera-
ton brought in . verdict Of not
guilty. The prisoner was greatly
overcome and would have fallen TO
the floor but for the assistance Of
Attorney McNamaa. The vervict
seemed to be popular with the audi
ence and several started to con.
gratulate the prisoner, but any
demonstration was stopped by
Judge Steele.
The case Of White We. the First
National Bank, ct al, has been con-
tinued and the balance OF the term
will be occupied with divorce and
equity cases. These will probably
be finished by next Wednesday
when court will adjourn for the
present. The preliminary hearing
Of West for the killinr Of DefOnto
will be heard here on the 23rd and
if he is held it is intended to call
an adjourned term soon after to
try the case.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
LARGE )
Commercial School Starts
With Brightest Prospects.

The Lewis Commercial school
started Monday with alarge attend.
ance and has been gradually In.
creasing since. They now have
nearly all that can Do sccommo-
dated in the building and indica-
lions are that larger quarters will
b necessary in the nesr future.
The good work done BY Prof. and
Mrs.. Lewis at the Lass term II prov
ing IN excellent advertisemenS and
10 bound to be the means Of build.
ing up . splendid institution In
this city. Students are entering
from various points in this and
Nez Ferce county ~ we'll - Iron
towns In Washington. Education-
al institutions Of this hind ~
only bring much business to !
town bat givss our own young pso-
pie an opportunity to secure : bust
ness education without leaving
homo and should be encouraged BY
al good citisens.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
A GREAT SUCCESS.
Idaho County People Popular
at the Fair.

al Sbu0 bNOlb 90
Idaho day at the Lewis & Clark
fair was undoubtedly . great event
and the large delegation from this
county did their share to make II
. success. J. J.. Pulse, writing
under date of Sept. 8, says:
"Friend McBroom: The Idaho
people did themselves proud on
Idaho day. We had the biggest
day Of Ill TO date, put everything
else in the shade. We had 142
Grsngeville people in tho parade,
more than any representation from
any county. It was an eye-opensr
to other portions of the state.
Grangeville 10 known more than
other towns now. Our delegation
did themsslves TO = finish IN adver-
Using their town and country,
Those cards were . great hit and
everyone OF them were dragged of
~ souvenirs. We could have used
10000 moro to good advantage.
The Idaho county grain exhibit
eclipses anything here or on the
grounds, and Mr.. Wetzel who has
charge Of 1t told me yesterday it
came just in time, - il will proba-
bly, give Idaho FIRST prize"
Arrangements are completed for
another special Pullman car to
leave Sites on September 20 and
at the rate tickets are being sold
every berth will be taken this week.
Those desiring to join the party
should make arrangements at once.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
TAX LEVY FIXED.
A Reduction Of Is Cents on
m100 Quar- llnaHNaaeImvs

AVsoA ----..-------sss- 4stV
With the increase made by ~
state boardof equalizations ~ th1a1
assesDed value OF the county =
ns9S1y . half million over lest yenF
and the board figures TIT ~
present rate will raiee neaSlS3J ~
quite as much as has been hereto.
fore required. OF the total taxes
levied this year the states portion
will be SIS, 9O1 .98, which IL some
5000 Or $4,000 more than last
year.
Besides these taxes there IL .
special levy Of 4 Of . mill on horses
and cattle and 3 mills on sheep
which goes iatoa astate saai1ary
fund for she expenses o. stock
inspectors and state veterinary.
A number of road matters were
taken up while the board WAS IN
session and the coutrace for con.
STRUGGLING . bridge across Uoteon-
wood creek was awarded TO Zornes
& Wimpy Of Sites.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14

Wait and examine our ladies'
tailored suits before placing your
order elsewhere. The Fair.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14

Come and get your wrappers at
factory prices. The Fair.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14

Register Saturday.
Saturday is the last day to regis
ter if you want to vote at the bond
election Tuesday.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14

Ladies' raady-to-wear garments
q The Fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
NETWORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Professional Limits Of Operations in Wall
Street Are Strictly Maintained
IMPROVEMENT IN PRICES
RumOr that Union Pacific VIII oner
Its Northern Securities Assets
for sale Attracts AttenS
tiOn of Spectators.

NEW YORK, July l9.-The professional
limits Of the operations In stocks were
strictly maintained today, but within those
limits speculation was of more scope and
the traders enlarged their operations TO
some extent including some more striking
price movements than yesterday. The in
crease in the vivaCity Of the trading Was
only by comparison with the lethargy or
yesterday, and the appearance OF the mar
ket suggested continuing somnolency
Much of this effect was attributed to the
excessive heat, which took the energy out
of all degrees of human activity.
The increased breadth of the market
was owing almost wholly TO the revived
effect Of rumOrs regarding Northern Sc
curities affairs. The fixed belief that the
dividend on Union Pacific is to be in
creased to a per cent rate at tomorrow s
meeting of the directors has apparently
lost its efficiency and then 1t was re-
ported that there was to be sale OF
Union Pachcs Northern Securities assets.
1t will be remembered that these asse Is
resolve themselves finally into minority
Northern preferred in place of the ma
jority and control of Northern Pacific,
which Union Pacific put into the original
merger Union Pacitic's desire TO dispose
Of these assets has therefore been assumed
and the movement Of prices today was
pointed to as indicating advantageous
terms for all concerned The whole mat
ter remained in the realm of conjecture
without a word of official Information
for guidance. The action of Illinois Cen
trail was not encouraging to those who
are hoping for rising prices to follow news
of the increased dividends. There was
room to attribute the reaction from the
early advance in that stock to the man
ner of declaring the dividend, the ~ per
cent addition being designated extra as
on the producing disbursement, instead OF
being called a regular semi-annual diVi-
dend of 3lh per cent. Rumor was busy
with an alleged meeting of Erie directors
to declare an initial dividend on second
preferred stock, but these also were un.
substantiated. Pittsburg Coal preferred
suffered from the passing OF its quarterly
dividend. r.
The recent more active demand fol
money in loans on time was preceptibly
relaxed, and the proceeds of loan bills II
the exchange market increased the supply
SO that the tone for time money became
easy, Rates for call loans were also IN
clined to yield. The few striking gains
| I'm prices were poorly held and the marke
closed easy with n ragged showing o.
moderate gains and losses,
| Bonds were irregular. Total sales pa
value, s., 800, OOO United States bonds wer'
| unchanged on call. GO, -
| Quotations on the New York Stoch On
| cho moo ranged 8 follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20


CATTLE-There were a few over a hun
dred cars of cattle in the yards this MORN
ing, which was very fair run for the
middle OF the week, but lighter than last
Wednesday by over thirty cars. AS has
been the case for some time back the big
end OF the receipts consisted of beef steers,
the most of them corn feds, with sprink-
ling of grassers.
While the run was not large the dull
ness which has been a characteristics fea-
ture of the cattle trade for some days back
seemed hard TO shake off, so that the mar
ket this morning slow and late In
opening, although conditions were by no
means unfaVorable. When buyers and
sellers got down to business the market
looked Just about steady with yesterday
morning, there being no very important
change in either direction. AS there were
not many right good cattle on sale the
prices paid do not look overly we'll on paper.
Cows and heifers were In light supply,
while TIE demand II anything, was more
active than II has been on a good many
days of late. Buyers seemed to have need
of few loads and as there were only
few on sale the market opened earlier than
active The bulk of the COWS and heifers
changed hands in good season. The prices
paid were steady to 10c higher on the good
kinds. Common and inferior stun, as is the
case every day, was neglected and hard to
move at satisfactory figures
There was no great number or either
stockers or feeders in the yards, nor did
| there appear to be demand for many.
| The market on the desirable kinds looked
| than yesterday. On the other hand, the
| common and inferior cattle were slow sell
! lers, no one appearing to be DESTROYS of
/ them.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and Closing
Pricea on board Of Trade.

CHICAGO, July l9.-Crop damage reports
from the northwest caused sharp rally IN
wheat prices here today. The September
option closed with a net gain Of 1ibc. Corn
is on &c oats are up Nc. Provisions are
practically unchanged.
Strength in the wheat market developed
soon after the opening. At the start the
market was rather weak, September being
of &c to NC at s27kdS3c. Prices at Liver
factor in the initial weakness here was that
the weather throughout the United states
continued extremely favorable for the new
crop. Nevertheless sentiment in the wheat
pit soon became bulltsh. The chief causes
for the change in feeling were nu-
OF the condition Of the spring sown crop
In the Dakotas and Minnesota. Although
the advances we're conflicting, the majority
seemed favorable to the bulls AS a result
prices made quick upturn, shorts buying
freely on the possibility Of damage to the
ket here became extremely strong on ac-
tive general demand induced mainly by the
three cent advance for September at Min;
neapolis, The September option here sold
up TO abc, the close was strong with
prices at almost the highest point of the
day, Septemer closed at S4ac. Clearances
bushels Primary receipts were 1914 coo BUSH
els, compared with 1890 bushels a year
ported receipts Of 1879 cars against 13l cars
last week and al cars year ago.
A steady tone prevailed in the corn mar
ket throughout the entire session. The
volume of trading was small, largely as
the result OF light offerings. Shorts were
the principal buyers, cash houses being the
chief sellers. The advance In wheat had a
strengthening influence, offsetting the effect
of ideal weather for crops. the market
closed steady. September opened &c lower
at SAC, sold up to 55hd55lac and closed at
| 54Ac. Local receipts were 1856 cars with
81 of contract grade.
The market for oats was strong on gem
| eral buying brought out partly by the bulge
/ in wheat. Another influence that tended to
strengthen the market was wet weather
/ IN Iowa. September opened unchanged to a
| shade lower at Bhq29c to &c, advanced to
| 29%c and closed at 2914c. Local receipts
| were "a cars.
Provisions were steady influenced mainly
| by the strength OF wheat. An advance OF
| lOc In the price of live hogs helped to
| check profit taking which was in evidence
| at various times during the day. At the
| close September pork was unchanged at
| 1925. Lard was up 21ac ct s7.25Gt7. 271h. Ribs
| were shade higher at S.921h97.95.
| Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
| 81 cars; corn, Isl cars; oats, IS cars hogs
| 1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
London Stock Mnrket

stocks were: -
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20

. StEEB-The receipts OF sneep were not
large this morning, bare dozen Of cars
being reported in. The market however,
was dead one and very different from the
kind usual at this point. The fact is, the
market is in a condition that Is always un-
satisfactory to sellers and that always
makes a duh trade. The mutton market
down east has been in bad shape, which
started a break at Chicago, The decline
has spread westward and Il seems like
when the market once started on the down
grade It Is hard work for II to stop. AS
prices are working lower every day, buyers
naturally are in no hurry to I'LL their or
ders or anticipate their wants, being fully
aware Of the fact that the longer they
wait the lower they can buy. This seems
to be the situation at all points and a gen
eral dull trade prevails in the sheep mar
kets Of the country
At this point this morning buyers were
absolutely Indifferent not appearing to care
whether they got any sheep or not. The
morning wore away with not enough bust
ness doing to really call II a market or
hX quotations, One thing was certain and
that was that the market was lower on
everything.
Quotations; Good to choice spring lambs
S6.75@710; fair to good spring lambs, So 500
675; good to choice yearlings, s.. 600b. Is; fair
TO good yearlngs IS. 4015 60; choice wethers,
1896 2O; fair to good wethers, S4.5O@4 IS /:
good to choice ewes, A.506l4. rs; fair to good
ewes A.20G450. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Now York Mining stocks.
NEW YORK. July l9-Closing quotation
on mining stocks were:
Foreign Financial,

LONDON, July 1S.-Money was rather
more wanted in the market today in con-
anese March loan, although the require
ments were comparatively small, owing to
the large amounts paid UP under discounts.
continental exchanges and the foreign de-
nnand OF gold. Trading on the stock ex-
change was quiet and featureless. Consols
were easier. American opened dull, moved
generally to above parity and became fairly
steady, This was followed by a period of
stagnation which caused a weak tendency.
The market closed dull. Foreigners were
fairly upheld Japanese 4relapsed frac-
ton. Japanese imperial IS of 1904 were
quoted at 103h.
BERLIN July ls.--Oh the bourse today
the attention of traders was concentrated
on domestic iron shares.
PARIS, July 19.-Prioes on the bourse to-
day were Arm with the exception of Rus
sian securities which were depressed, owing
20 the internal situation a. o. Russian imperial
OF 1904 at 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
CommOdftien

COmmOoIAleHs
NEW YORK, July 19.-FLOUR-Receipts
ass bills; exports, 1887 bills; sales, 4 100
STEADY; winter patents $4,000. Is; winter
S5.50G6.Oo; winter extras. S3.lOQ9.65; Mime
sofa bakers, SS7bq4i5; winter low grades.
6aTTss fair y g0od .s s ehoco 90 90
fancy, $460QA90
CoRNMEAL-Firm; hne white and yell
low; A:26qlSo; coarse. A.l4gll6; kiln dried.
BXRLEY-Dun: feeding, $40, C. l. T.,
NST fSEk RRsIt9s $685. cS f. Buffalo d
900 Blu. futures spot market firm, No. 2
red nominal. elevator; 94c 4. o. b., ahoat;
afloat. Options opened lower on account OF
weak cables end favorable weather news
TS0~sS b s8EShoe on rust
outside buying. Sales included No. red
July, 91%Q9S9sc, closed, $3.50; September,
So 7-i6qSS1Sc. closed, Ss1tc; December closed,
GoRN-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports, 81
74I bu' sales, 1900 6g; futures 500 5000 6 u.
yellow, 62Nei No. white. &c. Option mar
wheat and throughout the day ruled firm,
closing partly Nc net higher, July closed
at sS2s September Ia sseaSlc closed &c
steady; mixed oats. Is TO 90 lbs, s55sq965ac
natural white. 30 g e l6s, s7i5aSS6c;
| HAY-Dull: shipping Gq66c; good TO
! HoPs-Steady; state common TO choice.
/ 1904 crop, 22Qi26c; 1903 crop. 19qHc; olds,
logic; Pacific coast, l90t crop 22d25c; 1905
| crop, $4,000; olds, l0q1zc.
HIDES-Steady; Galveston 20 to Is lbs.
zoe; California, n TO IS pounds, l9c; Texas
| dry, "a to 30 pounds lSIac.
| LEATHER-Stea 1y; acid 24il26c
| PROVISIONS - Bsef, steady; family
| Sl2O0ql2.50; mess, A0.O0Gl0.j0; beef hams
81 0O92250; packet, tl00gelai0; city extra
mess India, $4,000 900. Cut meats, steady
| nicLied beiIies ~. mltA,. niCpIed shot,ids, 81
s.zaec' picked hams, l9a2iSSS.e Lard;
| steady: western steamed, s7.3O: Tehned
steady; continent, R4O; South Amer
tea, $500; compound, S531ihGl5. SEA. Pork
Steady; family. Sl5.59d16.OO; short clear
SIP 75tll4.75; mess, Sl350d14.50.
1.26l southern, 66cqSlOo; Jersey sweet, so
TALLow-steady; city 02 per pkg.), 4ssc
country (pkgs. free), 4lk@4Ac.
| RICE-Quiet; domestic fair TO extra
S5s46iAc; japan, nominal
BUTTER-Steady; street price, eXtrl
creamery, lO1zqHc; oftclal prices, creamery
common TO extra. l1d20ikc; state dairy
mon 70 extra. l4Q1sc; western factory. com
mon 10 extra, lAzGl6lRc; western imitation
creamery, l6dlsc
CHEEsE-Firm; new state fun creams
| small colored and white fancy SAC; ney
state, fair 10 choice, Sd9hci new state
, large, eolored and white, fancy, sc.
4 EGGS = Fancy selected white, IA 25c
choice. 22623c; fancy mixed. extra. 2ld2C
POULTRY-Live, steady; western sprin
. chickens, 15c; fowls. lilkc turkeys. 14iaS
Dressed. irregular; western broilers, lSl
ice; fowls, lOq1S1se; turkeys, lSdi7c
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
.steady ID llc, case oount.
Wool Market,

BOSTON. July s.--woOL-Although the
wool market is still quiet, II is believed
that an active period is about to open.
The large manufacturers have not been
heavy buyers, but enough OF the mills
have been operating 10 make the aggregate
sales larger than for several weeks. In
prices the market Is not abnormally strong
The continued firmness reports from the
London sales is an important factor.
Pulled woods are scarce. Territories have
sold we'll. The range OF prices is about
as follows: Kentuck Indiana. etc, three
Fights blood and quarter blood, 36d87c
Territory: Idaho, fine, 22q2ic; heavy hne
l9Q21c: fine medium, 29424c; medium, 200
&c Wyoming fine, 22Q23c; heavy fine
1920; fine medium, 22q2Sc; medium, 26D
&c; low medium, 26d2Tc. Utah and Ne
vada fine, 22q23c; heavy hne. 1sd20c: fine
medium. 22d2Sc; medium, 26627c; low me
dunn 2Td2sc. Dakota, fine, 22a23c: medium,
2ed27c; low medium, 2ed27c. Montana. fine,
choice, 25G36c; fine. average. 3q24c: fine
medium, choice, 25d26c; average 21a22c:
staple, 2Sd30c; medium, choice. 2sd30c.
ST. LOUIS, July 9.-WOOL-steady;
medium grades. combing and clothing,
26dslc; light fine. 2l627c; heavy hne, lSd
22c tub washed S2G42c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20

ST. LOUIS. July 19.--wHEAT-Higher;
No. red, cash, elevator, SEC; track, $50
size, September, S21hc; December, S2Escs
No. hard, S6G90c.
coRN-Higher; No. cash, 55hc; Sep
TENDER, 56bc; December, 53Nq6SSci track,
oATs-Firmer; No. 2 cash, slc; track,
S2q3Sc; July, B7sc; September, 2sAc; No.
white, 35c.
METALs,--Lead, steady at $3.50; spelter,
firm at $68.
FLOUR-Moderate local demand only.
Red winter patents, s4.0d440; extra fancy
and straight, s. .85d415 -s.
sEEp-Timothy, nominal; S2OO92,4O;
- .oRNMBAL-steady; $40.
BRAN-Quiet and steady; sacked east
HAY-strons; timothy, ssOOa1AOO; prairie,
S5O0Gs.5O,
IRON COTTON TIEs-ssc.
BAGGING-6kc.
HEMP TWINE-61sc.
PROVISIONS-Pork, higher; jobbing
1880 Lard higher; prime steam, $6.67h
Dry salt meats. steady; boxed extra shorts
$7.S71k; clear ribs, SS.37k; short clears
SSS715; short clears Ss621S Bacon. steady
boxed extra short, $s.621a; clear ribs. s9.12ia
POULTRY-Slow; chickens. 91kc; springs
11Ikc; turkeys, l3c ducks, 7d9c; geese 5d9c
BUTTER-slow; creamery, l514q20iSc
EC$GSEStsady at lie, case count
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, july 19,-BEEyEs-
celpts, ,4S2 head; market steers, lower;
closed soc on; bulls, steady to 1Oc lower
cows easier, except thin cows, which were
steady; steers. A.05q5.6O bulls, S2.75d3. 5O
COWS, H.0q37O; calves. weak; exports, 50
cattle; 50 sheep; 5000 quarters of beef
dull; opened 25a5Oc off; some sales nc
on; buttermilks, 800 lower; veals, 81. 0O66
LOo; tops, S.S, $s75 about top at the close
butteTmilks, S25qS.5o; city dressed veals,
Toe. wv
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reoeipts, S955:
shade lower on top grades and closed CSC
on medium and common, dull and 251
6Oc on; sheep, $3.OO9475; culls, S2OOa2 so:
d5.00. WV
HOGs-Receipts, 4.322 head; market
higher state hogs, S637Lk16 So
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Cation Market.

closed quiet 10 points advance; middling
uplands, 1l.1Oc; middling gulf, u.s5c; no
NEW ORLEANS. July ls.-CoTTON-
Firm, sales 1903 bales; good ordinary 9lkc;
low middling. loo; good middling 10 5-lBc
middling lOssc; middling fair. llAc; ordi-
ESQ bales.
LIVERPOOL. July ls.-COTTON-spot
middling fair, 6.43d: good middling, 6lSd
middnng, 5.97d low middling. 5.sld good
ordinary 563d; ordinary. Sad. The sales
OF the day were 5000 bales, OF which lOOl
were for speculation and export and in
cluded 400 American. Receipts, 5000 bales
including 400 American.
ST. LOUIS, July 9.-COTTON-Firm; 10
higher. Middling l0hc. Sales, 4,693 bales
Receipts, 300 bales Shipments, 656 bales
stock 80 40 bales.