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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
ZapObiezenie samOb6jstWu

Zastraszajace zawiadomienie, o
zapobieteniu sam"b6]stwa kt6re TO-
stalo wykryte, za%lnteresuje wielu.
Podupadfy system, albo zupe{ne
zwatpienie zwykle poprzedza;a sa-
mob6jstwo i cos must bye wynalt-
szione ably zapobiedz p%o{ozenin 10:
dobnemas jak samob6jstwo. Nsj
pierw myslano zaraz o leczenlu
przez Electric Bitters. Ono bedac:
wzmacnhjacem lekarstwem na + ~
str6j nefwow, wzmacnia nerwY
odbudowywa system. Jest takze
wielkim regulatorem zo}adka, wa
troby l merck Tylko SOC. "a saty-
sfakcye gwarantuje NJ, J. Kowse
lewski aptekars.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
W TE.ATRZYKU.

W iednym : ~teatrzykdw ogrod"
,kowyoh, ma przedstawieniu farsy' 0
kt6rej w~szystk'e pisma donios}y, ze
jest wielce., J, ucieszna", pan SkapsEl
zanosi sie... cd p}aczu.
- A ty ozero tax p}aozeszs 8
zapytuje 60 anatomy.
-Po stracie talara "a billet DO
krxese1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

PAM J.Kukli1ska z Melrose,
MINI, bawi cd kilku dni W
Winonie. Przyjecha}a ma po-
grzeb swej szwagierki S. p.
Marcyanny Perszyk i PREY
tel sposobno6ci odwiedza
swych krewnych i licznych
z%najomych. f.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

~HANDLARZE: muszli z Musca-
tine, Iowa, .byli W zesz}ym tygod-
niu W Winonie / zakupili so ton6w
muszli cd tutejszych zbieraczy pc
$12 "a tone w zesz}ym roku SPREE
dali ci sami handlarzom z La
Crosse, pc SIS, "a tone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

w sRODE urzadzi}o Stowarzy-
szenie tutejszych grocernik6w wy.
cieczke do parku Dakota, okretami
Columbia" i ,,Fountain City" z
barkami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

SKRZYNKI pocztowe PREY dro-
zach farmerskich maja bye syste-
matycznie numerowane, tax re ma
liscie nazwisko odbiorcy, nazwa
drogi i numer skrzynki wystarczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

SZKOkA ~Zegarmistrzow-
ska pana F. A. Woodcock
coraz wiecej nabiera rozg}o-
su; zg}aszaja sic osoby z roz-
maitych Stan6w, pragnacy
korzystac z nauki i objasnien
pana Woodcock, kt6ry ma
dfugoletnia praktYke W RE-
A i
zegark6w. Mozecie> u niego
take dostac okulary >stoso-
wne ola oczu. F.. A. Wood
cock, r6g 3. i Main I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
W MNIEMANIU, IL "a zabicie

w MNIEMANIU, IL "a zabicie
grzechotnik6w So przez Stan wy1
naczone nagrody, csesto trafia sic,
IL do ofisu .auditora powiatowego
rozmaite osoby przynosza gady tego
rodzaju W nadziei uzyskania nagro-
dy. Ma ostatniej legislature re"
czywi6cie projekt TAXI by{
wniesiony, kt6ry jednak ME PR e.
szed1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

JECZMIEN " naszej oko-
Icy JUL prawie sprzatniety a
m}6cenie sic rozpocze}o. Plon
podobno ME jest. tax obfity.
jak sic spodziewano, wilgotne
powietrsze przeszkodzilo MALE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

w SRODE wieczorem
zmar1 16sto letni Andrzej
Dudzi6ski, po kr6tkiej cho-
robie ma zapalenie kiszek.
|Pogrzeb odby} sic W sobote z
koScio}a sw. Stanis}awa Ko-
|stki.~% *
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

P ~ZYGOTOWANIA do wysta~
wy ulicznej, kt6ra sic odbedzie we
Wrzesniu, So W pe4nym biegu, i
zdaje sig, il wystawa bedzie wick
sza i wspalnialsza niz pc inne lata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

ALDERMAN Hess, Miller i
Ramm, oraz, inzynier Coleman, pc
wr6cili W piatek Z Minneapolis, do
kad :wyjechali, ably obejrze6 bloko-
wanie ulic,, kt6re ma :wszystkich
zdaje> sic bardzo dobre .wrazenie
zrobifo.. -"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

W SOBOTE odby& sic po-
grzeb S. p. Marcyanny Per-
szyk, zony Rocha, kt6ra cho-
rowa1a przez d}ugi czas ma
wewnetrzna chorobe. Zmar}a
liczy}a lat 60, urodzona W
Wielu ma Kaszubach, pozo-
stawia meza jednego syna i
try c6rki. Wieczny odpoczy-
mex race jej dac Panic!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
WlAD0MOSCI
MIEJSCOWE. /.

Z made
sz}o zawiadomienie, il diva
dzie6cia tysiecy dolar6w fall
szywych pieniedzy, kt6re
wydaly banki New Bruss-
wick State B ank" i New
Jersey" jest W: obiegu. Maja
to bye p%rzewaznie papierowe
diva i dwadziescia dolarowki.
Nalezy zatem dobrze uwazat
PREY odbieraniu papierowych
pieniedzy. 49,:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
MOrseSch00lOf Telegraphy

Cincinnati, O., Buffalo, N. Y,
Atlanta, Ga, La Crosse, Wis ,
Texarkana, Tex, San Francisco,
Cal. (Piszcie do kt6regokolwiek z
powyzszych miejscowosci. } ...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

R ,,Clyde" niedaw-
no pre- wr6cony przez okrop.
ny wiatr niedaleko Minneis.
ka, zosta} niedawno podnie.
stony. Okret, bedzie napra-
wiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
POtrzeba Mlodz1e6c6W.
do uczenia sic telegrafowania
j rachunk6w k%olejowych.

$50 do 800 miesiecznej pensyi
po zdaniu egzaminu Tub ME zadamy
mic "a nauke. Robotnik6w potrzeba
wielu. Nasze sze6G szk6f So mai,
W Ameryce isa endosowa-
ne przez kazdy urzad kolejowy.
czas do rozpoczecia jest
teraz. Piszcie pc katalog.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

LICZBA mieszkahc6w mia
sta Winona wynosi 21,07O
przeciw 1914 W roku 1900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
PAN Jan Kamla

PAN Jan Kamla 2
synem, z Arcadia, Wis.,,
przejezdza} W poniedzia@ek
przez Winone, jadac do jane
stown, N. D. gdzie pan Kam-
la ma farme. i takowa praw-
dopodobnie sprzeda; jecha}
tam ably sic przekonac ma
ocznie O urodzaju zboza i t. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

ROY PICKERT, "a napad
ma Juliusa. D~ombrowskiego
zosta{ W So lzie MUNICIPAL
nym skazany ma zap}acenie
$40 kary. '-.. 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

BANDA cygan6w i cyganek,
kt6ra sic przez dwadn W Winonle
zatrzyma}a trudniac sic ,,wr6ze'
MEM" zosta}a przez policye z miasta
wypedzona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
Specya1ne ceny "a
damskie bluzki.

Wielki zapas bluzek, kt6re maja bye %sprzedane predko
z powodu spuznionego sezonu naplywu nowego towaru,
spowodowa} mas do %zrobieaia nadzwyczajnych ofert, do
znizenia cen ma towarach 1atowYcb,- gdyz potrzebujemy
miejsce ME ceny. %Przyjdzcie wcze6nie.
7{c bluzki pc: 25c: Damsk'e bale muzuoowe kolorowe bluzki nekt6re neco
ubrudzone pzecec0wo 75c gatunek. tyko 2 buzki spuedane beda jednemu od-
biorcy, W tel spzedazy tyko Csc Jedna
125 bluzd po AGO. Damskie piekne buzki robione z nowego, " fantasycme
tgurk: materyau scoim rozmatej wnlkosci wate zwykle I5 " tel spredazy
tyko 4c jedua ~:
2 Q o bhuzki po 98c. Damkde piekne bae buki, robone Z ladnego importowa-
neo indYskiego musinu. krajone podlug ostat,iego latowego styu, Peknie u
berane, znizone pc regularne) Genie ia 200 jedna. W tel sprzedazy tyko CSC
4 o iedwabne buki. 20 o8. Damskie rdwabne bwki robione z palnebo ia
pohskiego iedwabu, bale kolorowe. wszyshde podug mody osatniaqo laa,
sprzedawane zwyke po $50 400. " tel sprrdazy tyko 1.98 jedna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

Minnesoty
Johnson, wyda} proklamacye, kt6-
"a naznacza poniedzia}ek t. Wrzes-
MIA iako dzien robotnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
Bardzo niskie raty do Den
yer, Colo.

kole;a North Western. ..Tykiety
ekskursyjne sprzed ap ane beia IL i
13 Sierpuia z uwzglednieniem czasu
do powrotu z powodu r%ozmaitych
poaedzeh. zgfoai5 sie do ageat6w
koleji Chicago & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

Pan eofi DsrdoW-
ski, ~podr6zujacY a.
gent ,Wiarusa" be-
die kolektowai " ]
tych dniach " Ash
land, Superior, Hur-
ley / Thorp, Wis, l.
ronwood, Bessemer j
Wakefield, Mich, Du.
Iuth, MINI: i innych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03
Niskie raty do Detroit, Mich

Koleja North Western, 20 ty-
kiety kt6re sprzedawane bed9 Is
ID sierpnia z uwzgIednionym cza-
sem pewrotu, Z okazyi ziazdu sto-
warzyszenia Imp. Dram. khora-
sson, zg}osi6 SIC do agent6w kole,
Chicago. & North-W Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

Podr6zujacy agent
A, W. Radomski, ko-
lektu]e "a Wiarusa "
Minnesota Zalegaja-
cY abonenci racZ9 ma
jego rece z zaafaniem
z}ozyc zap4ate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-03

KOLEJ North:W estern, ,urzadza
srode 9. sierpnia druga wyciecz
Ike do Devils Lake, Wis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
i. RICHMOND II PRODUCE MAR1lET.

f. i 3
Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
Quota tons are wholesal 10 prices) Y ,-i.1
LIVE POULTRY-Sprlng chickens large. r., r!
pound, lic.: spring, medium, per pou ..
i4GlI!tc. spring. small. per pound. IN pioe, !,
hens, per5 pound. 1oc.: ducks, large. old, per
pound l0I ilc.: ducks, large, young. per pound,
itGl2c.: ROSTERS, per pitce: aye &C.; gulneas,
3rer p!ece} live, per pound. coc
/" pUTTER-Choice. family packed. iYlsc. !
choice dairy packed, per pound, l1glse;; choiss
store packed, per pound. 15Rl8c.; medium, per
ncund. l5c.; common. per pound, l4c -
ECsGS-In crates, nearby. fresh !alu, soc
crates other sections, 1qc.; barrels ana poAss'
1SfpI9c, /: guinea. fresh. l0c. g i. 4. . i45 !,
MISC PEACHES. = y: n, J, g
fancy. per pound. l0@llc.; peaches, YirElnln'
fancy, per pound, ll1l?c.: peaches nm, nnpse'ea.
per pound. 4a5c. apples. fancy, silceu, ber
round, 46ilsc.; apples eraporated. per pounu'
iI5c, : Peas-Blackeye. No, ] per bushel. nolni'
no :fNo.N2, per bsshol,} nominal
LIVE ,STOCk-Veals, cho>re per pouna. ou
per pound, IA &c. hogs choice per, pou nd ~
choice, Per pound. sQ4hc.: beef cattle. conl !,
mon 10 prime F2h6l4,sc.; bulls, per pound. :HV
&c. Irish potatoes fancy. per barrel u:e9'
FLOUR--Winter superior &s,500S. 70 winter
extra }3.75ai.25; winter olearS SoGo .; WIN VIZ
Ter straisht, i5.a50569; winter patent 500
s sGS n saeksS
elk dS5c. Miiifeed-S hipstun, per ton. $2l boQ1
% DO: BRAN }l9. 5OQpgl,0O. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
RISE. IN READING
HELD Market |. ! \ ! I UP.
Sensational Squirt q Railroad Railroad
Stock Ovcrsl,adowcdlss Otlferi
Events On sxcllange.
!. Re Err Sc MOVEMENT CHECKED : {: y :I
Trading Broadcncd iii Final Deal
ii1gs and Closing Was
Active. n, /, .5i

(By Associated press.)

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.--Atl3 otherscvcn(s
In to-dny's stock market were completely
oyershhdowcd by sensational upward
Il movements II, Reading and Erie. On IN
enormous trading Reading advanced 3 is
f points to II nav liigl, record III the first
hour, soon lost much OF It's gain. but, us
speedily recovered. and closed With q net
/. advance OF 2 rs points. Erie on very
hchvy trading advanced 27-S TO 81 1-2,
also n new high record, and closed ut.
81 u.s. III, ID l.@
II would be idle to advancc any special
reason for the movement iii Reading. Rus
nors that the stock Is to come IN for an
Increased dividend at an early date were
currentito-day. as was also u,report that
the road Isl to figure ndvantageously IN
n deal now IN process Of formation, put
neither, Of these stories rose above the
level OF board room gossip. {5itg
The rise In. Reading served Ito stlfnu
late the remainder OF the list for q while
but g reverse soon yet N Tne
Delaware and Hudson md some of inc
or more. The reaction was checked by
d further rise In Reading.
Iii the last hour operations conferred
largely around such stocks as Deln war
and Hudson. LackawhnnA and the Erles.5
er part OF the day. st. Paul being q, ihf
only ateady stock In this group. side
from some latent strength IN american
Smelling, the lndustrials were without
TEXTURE. the steel stocks displaying heav..
mess throughout. The market broad i,,t,
in the final dealings. trading switching
from Reading otee , Ele n,, and se otheT
"a ID come from the same Interests rcspon-
sIble for the early rise in Reatilny.
AS ,rhe local money market continues very
easy, with no lncrmased demand.
Bonds were irregular; total sales par
value, s3.s5i.cc0, 25 4. 53s.
uniici States bonds were all unchanged
on call. sssE
The total sales OF sotcks for the day
amounted 10 .053,0D shares. .i5si III -
MONEY AND ExCHANG CECIL sE:
Z Money on cuil stsady.5l s.44s I, IL per e
cent? closing bd Fr cent siaa oefed
ana lnety ,,ays ~ 81 per sent f IL
paper, 4Gl4 10 per cent. Sterling ok
change actual ga; = n ~ Ies n
lnand. and at fa,si.f5lA 9. 70 for sxt !,
x bills. Posted rates, s4.$5.l.2 and $a.s7 ".
Commercial bills. t4.A IL Bar silver,
CT 81. Mexican dollars. n. 5t 555 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
CROP bulletin
FOR THE: WEEK f
Cool Weather, General Over the
State, Rctards
Growth.
WHEAT YIELD BELOW AVERAGE e.! 4
WHEAT YIELD BEL W AVERAGE
Tobacco Improved, But Dry
Weather Needed Rain Has
Damaged Fruit

The weekly crop bulletin, issued yes
terdny by the Wenthef. Bureau Depart
ment, is given here:
Cool weather was quite general over
tho state from the night OF tho 10th
until tho close, Of the week, the night
temperatures, especially, being more
4 than ordinarily low for tho season III
this section. Showers, too, were quite
general. and IN somc Instances persist
ent enough to interrupt fall work; but,
on the whole the rainfall was less than
for several weeks preceding and vege-
tation improved CORRESPONDENCE. Dricr
weather Is needed to put the land In orr
der for blowing and other preparation
for fall seeding, while sunshine would be
beneficial in Fastening the ma turing OF
late crops. Sweet potatoes and the late
crop OF Irish potatoes are very promis-
Ing, and field pease are ripe In the
southeast Underwater section Pastures
continue in unusually fine condition for
the season and are furnishing abundant
grazing. Gardens are yielding plentl-s
fully. 5ss5{5 N 81 $a
Wheat threshing was carried on In. the
great Valley division during the week
Locally, crops are threshing out better
than anticipated, but these instances are
not numerous enough to affect the gem
eral yield, which Is below average I.o-s
cnlly the grain is threshlng out damp
but this condition Is not so prevalent as
a week ago. There are also some few
reports OF the grain being shriveled
1 Oats threshing has also mode fairly
good progress and is now well along to-
wards compilation, the bulk5of threshing
being that OF spring oats The yield Of
winter oats Is below average, while that
Of spring oats is about average. #
Corn is rapdly advancing toward mn-
turlty and Is an exceptionally fine crop.
except here and there where local con-
ditions have been unfavonable and the
prospect Is not good. Fodder pulling,
though somewhat interrupted by show
ers, has been carried on vigorously and
much OF this work done. Some damage,
however resulted locally from the- rain.
Late corn ID tasseling and shooting and
some caring. 55t
Tobacco improved decidedly during the
week and the number of correspondents
reporting the crop to be very good has
materially Increased. However, dry
weather with plenty Of sunshine is need.
ed to give the plants body. Cutting ana
| curing has begun and is being prosecuted
vigorously. Good cures with respect 70
| color are reported.
Fruit: The damp, cludy weather o.
| the mast week has injuriousy anected
! the fruit crop, and rotting OF era pes
neaches and apples has occurred. Drop
ming OF peaches and apples also con.
| ttinucs and the yield Will be poor e2cel't
! In a few localities Il "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
TO BRING Them
CLOSER TOGETHER Il n
Organization for Betterrnent O
Relations Between Employer
and Employe.
-1Rx Associa ted FEPress.l

r. \
ALBANY. N. Y, August Adventurous
prominent manufacturers from different
parts Of the country are named as direc-
tors Of the National Association of Man
ufncturers OF the United States Of
America, which was Incorporated here
to-day for the principal purpose OF reg
&ulnting relations between employers and
employees. and dealing with labor unions.
The certificate states that the organi-
cation Is formed for the betteriAAlt Of
relations between employer and employe,
the protection OF the individual liberty
and rights Of employer and employe. the
education Of the public in the principles
4 Of Individual liberty and ownership Of
property. the support Of legislation In
furtherance of those principles, and
opposition to legislation, in deroga-
{ ton thereof also to secure free
dom from unlawful and unjust ex-
actions, = S
The principal office Is In New York. The
directors include D. NJ. Parry. Indian
apolis; j. w. Vancleavo, st, Louis; c. w.
Post and p. r. Skinner, Battle Creek,
Mlchigans A. b. Farduahnr, York, Pa:
#. C., 'Mumernacher, Louisville, Ky,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK, Aug, :2.-cOTToN,--Are a
generally firm early session the cotton mar,
ket turned easier under realizing and closed
fareiy steady at unchanged prices to a de.
cline OF points The opening was steady
s at n decline Of las points on near months
which were Influenced lower cables than en-,
pected. while the later positions We're ln2
points higher on continued dry weather ~
Texas and bull support. During the fore,
nnon prices showed an advancing tendency ana
before midday we're l3Gl5 points net higher
on 20 covering BY some recent heavy sellsrs and
continued support by Wall Street bulls, en-
coi,raged BY expectations OF hulllsh weekly
crop revIew at midday. The report, however
moved rather less .bullish than smaller longs
had expected or at any rate had been dis
counted, and In the afternoon the maj ket wah
much easier under realizing and ~ lie fresh
pressure from the local bears The close wa .
nj lust, about the lowest OF the session. Sales
were etmnted at 100000 bales. Private LAYER
POOL cables reported the market there N
inenced by more liberal spot offerings and q. some
private nlyIces from the south also e!a'men
freer offerings on q better basis, nut ac-
cordIng to official reports southern Spot mar
kets were unchanged TO 3-l6c. higher, Reoeiplss
at the ports to-day were 10, 25S bales, aEalnst
e,sl3 last week and 7,Ti last year. FOR, ne ila
Week, estimated 10000 bales, against 6o6so
bales last week and 1850 last year ITO, day
receipts at New Orleans were s'sa' pa'es'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
COTTON MEN MEET {:
(gy Associated Press,)

ATLANTA, GA, August 22,-The
Georgia Division Of the Southern Cotton
Association gathered hero to-day, with @
fair attendance, representing practically
ali OF the cotton growing counties OF tho
State. President NJ. u johnson outlined
In his opening address plans tor market
Ing the new crop and for arranging
for concerted action in tho future. Each
delegate gave to the secretary q sealed
report or the condition; OF the growing
CROP in his section, These reports Will
not be published, i. a Il,
III The feature to-day WA an, address by
Pres dent lIaryie Jordan, Of the Southern
Cotton Associations. An adjournment
was taken until to-morroW, When the
reports OF committees will be made,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
CROP CONDITIONS Il i,
Nv Associated Press.)

4i3tt57l -PIr 11y fASSoGlukeA - Coo'J
WASHINGTON, August 22-The week
IL summary of crop conditions, Issued
by the weather bureau. says;
While cotton has improved In portions
Of the central ana western districts, the
crop as "A whole has suffered deterlora-
ton, whichis most marked in tho east
ern districts, Rust and shedding ara
extensive throughout tho BELT aud
dry hot weather has proved injur-
ious over much of Texas. where premature
opening is reported but boil weeylls in
that State, MS a rule, are diminishing,
The crop has improved In Arkansas,
some northeastern counties In Texas In
portions of louisiana northern Alabama
and In n few places In South Carolina,
Picking Is quite general{in central and
southern Texas and over the southern
portion Of the eastern districts Wet
YEA ther has proved Injurious to tobacco
in Ohio and Indiana, but most reports
respecting this crop are favorable an
Improvement In Kentucky, the middle
Atlantic states and New Enslanl being
Indicated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
NEGROES INSTALLED.
White Men, Women and Children
Displaced in North Carolina Mill.

lspeclal to The Times-Dlspatch.)
s. HENDERSON, N. o.. Augunt e.
The operatives-mcn, women ana chll--
dron--working In the Bnlfour Knitting
Mills. we're discharged on Saturday after
noon, and about thirty-seven negro wo-
men we're Installed to-day In their places.
Tho cotton and tobacco crops nave
been considerably injured In this sec
tIon from excessive rains. The acreage
OF these crops have been curtnlled; US
result there will be less marketea. 55B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
6Biltmore Stock Sold.
(By Assoclated Press.

iAsHEyiLLE, N. g., August 29-The
most successful sale of imported stock
ever held on the Bltmore estate Of
George w. Vanderbilt was held to-day, a
total OF over $4,000 being realized. IN az
nfty-oight head Of Jersey cattle were
sold, At nm average OF $207 each There
were 500 buyers present, +
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Washington Affairs.

(HpecluI 70 IHH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -1I
WASHINGTON ID. G.. August go
Rural FREQ delivery ordered established
November list: 49,,
county, route /. population $50; houses
90. 4
Poslmasters appointed: ,,.,,,,
North Carolina--I.inwood, DAVIDSON
county. Albert Il, IIIll, vlca Thomas =
Grimes, resigned. ,r
patents Issued to-day George !, ~ =
nrowr,. 4 Norfolk, VA. ventilated barrel. +
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
AS Richmond, Va. Aug. 22. 1905
.ils QUOTATIONS. d
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK. Aug, 22.--The dry goods mar
ket was filled to-day with q large number
OK buyers, many Of whom were Retailers, but
with a fair sp1tnkllng Of 1obblng buyers, who o
Who are unsuccessful In very many Instances,
Prices are firm and tending upward. ba
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Richnonders in New York

Especial to Tho es-Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK. August 22'-churchii!' w,
III. Sheriff.; Hotel Astor, NJ, AfnoM W
d. Cook; Beyidere, w RnumgartneFi ~
a. sieyers; Rresln. NJ, NJ. straus; isll-
perial w. w, Witherspoon; Aah,lu.tan'
Mrs, II. S. linwes; lsroaaWay San,r t
Nv. s. Tigon; Hoffman, ~ MoFsah' Y'e'
tcrla. l., Brown. REX, Isl
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CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-cAT"TLE-Receipts. II, Z
00O head market l0c., lower. Good to prime
steers. s5s5G6l5; poor TO! medium. S4G5, =;
stockers and feeders :: oct e; COWS. S; !. g
head: market steady to strong; mixed and
butchers. s5.e5a6, 30 good to choice mixed. s6g
YG27h: rough heavy, s5.65l5.oS light, IS. 500
weak Good to choice wethcrs $k@S.5o: fair
to choice mixed. iia4,75 native lambs, $500
Il