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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

NEW YoRK-BEEvES-R ESQ head.
Nothing doing In live CATTLE Feeling steady.
Calves, receipts 274 head. nominal: butter
milks, 80; western and southern calves $4ala Is !;
mixed, ST; dressed calves. dull and easier:
city dressed veals. ia llc.. country dressed.
5I94c.: choice light 10c. Sheep. and lambs-
Receipts, 3,70t head. Sheep steady but heavy,
slow; lambs ir INTO a shade higher: sheep.
$:04 80: culls s1.b1Ql2to; lambs, s5.5o17.S5;
cuils. S. 1Iogs-Receipts, 2,sl2 head; no sales !;
feeling steady. RI 4! ~ $if, Sstt II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
WANTS SUPERVISION
BY THE GOVERNMENT
fRx Associated Press,

------ 40 TEy- NssUCTut I'Tess:I Y. n
OMAHA, NEB.. avg. S.-lsalph w
Breckenrldgc Of Omaha, chairman Of the
Committee On Insurance Of Q, !, the American
port Of that committee, which Is to be
presented TO the annual convention at
Naragansett Pier August s3rd to Path,
Tho report recommends. among other
for Tic superYLsion of'insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
An Assignment.

Especial to The Times-Dspateh,l
& SOUTH EBosTON VA. August s-,chas.
II, Morris, doing n confec lonery and sodp
an assignment for the beneilt Of his
creditors, naming Judge John Merritt AS
trustee, The liabilities are between $iC0
and $500, Assets arc small ana unknown,
Mostly Richmond and LynclSSurg nier-
chants are u Affected d,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
RleAmond; Va, Aus. 8, 1905
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sTocE MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards,)

Report Of the live stock market for the week
' Hest steers lH95c., few fancy higher: me
dun 10 good, 6Gp4Ho.; common to fair, S08Nc. /;
best heifers, 4AQp4to. medium to good,
sM@4c,; common to fair sIaAc,; cows, cum
mon to best. 2hqsSc,; very common, lh&se' !;
bulls, 2lh@3c, fl % ss3
Sheep, fair to good, Salo,: common. 2dl24c. |
best anlbs, 6di6ac,; common 10 fair, Su5ae.;
breeding ewes saa2S per heal caves Sa9o'
4 Hogs, 5GGc.
Il CHICAGO. Aug s--cAlyrLE--R Receipts 900
head. Market Weak; good 70 prime steers,
ana feeders. s2,20apl; cows, s2.4004.to; helftrs
Sands; Gamers il,95ge,4o bulls s2lJd4;
calves $3dl7 Texas fed steers. S. Sol west-
crnh steers, $3.5OGpi.75. Hogs Receipts la,0C0
tead. Market &c. higher; mixed and Butchers
iS.S5gG2Qi good TO choice heavy, Ss@aslS;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
NAVAL STORES.

r1rRpENTINE -Flr,n, tsisc.: recelp, III casks.
Rosin-Firm. sal2h receipts. 2os barrels; Tar I
Firm. 81 bid; receipts. l9s barres Crude " tyr
= SAVANNAH. GA, Aug. S.-TuRPENT1NE--
Firm, e0c receipts, lilo casks; shipments. 692
sales, s4l6. Rosin-Firm; receipts. 1907 barrels;
shipments 4G46; sales. 1915 Quote: a. - g,
sJ.s5;5D s3EO; E.. s3.S5: F., 1895; g., si05 u,
$40: Il, III 21s; III, A16; NJ. N.2s N, 34.4o; w
Gu 34.7b: w. W., $40.
CHARLESTON, S. C., Aug. s.-3TURPEN-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
DRY GOODS MARKET

B NEW YORK. Aug. "a large number of
western and a. considerable number Of south
ern merchants visited the dry goods mar
kets To-day. On all sides surprise was ex.
the very high rat demanded by sellers.
Few manufacturers are able to contract for
stocks on hand are doing profitable business
China has taken no goods for d week, but
II Is Is not attributed By business men 10 the
boycott, but to natural conditions &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
ALLEN WITHDRAWS.
The Lunenburg Committee As
sess Candidates.
Especial 10 The 'rimes-Dlspatch,

Especial 10 The rlmes-Dlspalch,) T
MElIERRlN, VA August S,-Mr, Geo.
I.eglsluture yesterday Mt tho meeting OF
the County Committee at Lunenburg
Courthouse This leaves only two In the
held-Mesrs. Bridgforth and Wallace,
thirty dollars to defray the expenses OF
the primary, while AIR, John T.. Yates,
asplrant for the Office Of county clerk,
put UP twenty. ~
Judges were appointed ~ ehch pre-
man at each place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
FOR new YORK.

Via Night LINE Steamers Except Saturday,
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
ship following day at +, NJ. alS ss !; Norfolk
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. at 9 a. NJ. and "a r..
NJ. making connection daily (eacopt Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at Z
r. a. Boswell. City Ticket Agent. sos e.
Main Street; ~. Il. MAYER. Agent, Steamer 8
Wharf: II. y. WALKER. ". y. and 7, NJ,
New York. n. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Captain Barker Killed,
'1 Bv AYyOc!ated PressI)

II3I 31 (BN ANNOrIH tGU f'TpHSIt IIl7II93
/ I NAGASAKE, Aug. 0,-captuln Walter
3D. Barker of the quarerInaster's depart
Il ent Of the United states army, WAS
killed here to-day in q railway accident,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
/! !!g!,kzz!2g|.y!IK|5lillo|ksN5SttpIrn
Juno II, 1906.

tslt j
-. LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, ;3s
/. s:Vv A..M.-NORFOLKN LIMITED. NJ ArriyeA
Mortok u 2o A. MI Stops only at Petersburgt
s:oo A.. ,M.----cH1CAGO EXPRESS. Parlol
end R R1,er ssrsse Petersburg to
Columbus 60 Dlueneld 70 Cincinnati; also Roan-
* 3ke 70 k,noxy!llo md Knoxville to Meniphls.
H.lo I; M.--RoANOIlD ExPR ESs. For
tarmyllle LynchburY ana Roanoke 5.t hSN
500 p.lM,-oCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rives Norfolk $40 p. NJ. Stops only at Peters,
burg Wayerly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston,, Providence, New Y oriss
ia ltlmore and Washington. 45 IN III 5&i M
OF Petersburg 40 iEzss g$t hi lE.siaf
$50 r. 5M-.NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond u Lynchburg md 1
Roanoke Petersburg to bristol, Lynohburg to
Ghattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Eafe8
!. $3.50 P. Al.s:r. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car.} 1sS-I3
Trains arrive from the West ! ~ A.. NJ a:oS
p. d: and D:lS P. NJ: from Norfolk II 40 a. NJ
and $3.50 p, NJ. }tq 5J Afss
& W. n BEvILL, ~ 81 q II. DosLEY 5$s
& Gen'l. Pass. Agt. II Dist. Pass. "A ct.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

rough heavy. s55oa5.s5; light, s5.76as.so; bulk
OF sales. s5.s0dS.l5. sheep-Receipts. s,o1t
head Sheep l0c. higher: lambs steady: good
to choice wethers. sl.l595: faIrtto choice mixed
$50 i5o; native lambs. s5d7l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

i5 SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May Is, 1906. 4,
III, gE3g TRAINS LEAVE RICI1MO ION y.
700 A M.--I)al y-Local for Charlotte, N. Co.
IL 80 p. Observation-Disclosures Pullman 10 4
Atlanta and Brmin CHAM, New Orlennss
8@}S Memphis Chattanooga and all the South
with through coach for Chase City, 4 Ox-s
335I3E ford, Durham and Raleigh isi#.s 5i6es{s3s
Il 500 r. MEX, Sunday--Chnso City Local, !Ssas
II 40 T. M.-Daily-Llmlted-Pul lman ready 30 I
$50 p. NJ for uil n tho South. ~
aSs:P 5A53 Y DIRK RIVER LIN =. ff3iSi
The fnvorlte route to Bait more and Eastern
mol hts. Leaves Richmond 4;s0 p. Z NJ. \. dali w
except Sunday. ~ slSt 5 u f; I,
2:l5 p EM,-I.ocal-D aily-Except Sunday. icy
1920 r. M-Except| sunday--F'or West Point,
800 connecting with steamera TOR Bal tiniuro
Ny II; and river landings. Steamers call at York
5Sa town ana Clay Bank Mondays Al Wednes-t
Till days and Fridays and at Gloucester Point
and Allmonds Tuesdays. n Thursday and
4:.5 A. M1-lscept Sunday Local mixed & for 81
" '9 erf ARRIVE RICHMOND. Ell 4 .lg
5f.sa A. NJ md O .4a =. Nf,-Frqn all the South.
s:ss p M,-Irromi Charlotte and Raleigh. ,,5S
40 A. M.-From Chase City and lnterme dl-
+ d .e5 observation-disclosures and West Point. :. n
lS:i5 4. M,-Dniiy-IIxcept5 Sunday and Mon
: = day. $40 NJ daily. except kept sunday
8. VI WEsrnuRy; :. = 4, 4, R!SsTG11sn Ya.
II. HARDWICIS. w. II. -, - "a ~ o. jl
III II B. SPENCER, Gent; Mgr. 8ss$ssl
Washington. p =. 53sS$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
All ANTIC COAST LINE
& PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY

oars l.ave corner OF EeYantb aild i'eFry
streets Manchester sysry hour son me hoS2
from OH - ar ESQ P ~ daily, excapl sunday.
Cars leave Pe,ersburs, foot OF sycamore 4.
stras, every hour from 6.& A.. ~, 20 1875 ~
n Last car li.40 y, n, LiMited car, ITO A.
M daily, except sunday, ss 8 s}, -,
All ears from Petersburg CONSISTING hlsh.
mnnd cars. 3l SIX GINNING i{S5 3isiss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
SHAW IS LOOKING
TO WHITE: HOUSE il.
Flatly Denics, However, That He
Has Already Resigned From
Treasury Department.
NO ROW 70. \ WITH PRESIDENT Re: !. 'l:I' Il
scmi:-1O),ffTii.c :ias'1ly Stated That he lie
Will Leave Cabinet Next
s+ Winter
NO ROW With 1 PRESIDENT RI !. J e i
Special to The .Dispatch.)

T33.35 (SpecIaI 70 the I7meS. DlSpatc1l.1d "a
81 ROANOKE, Va, August s.---7When
shown the telegram tonight in regard to
tho report from New York that he had a
disagreement with tho President and had
resigned, Secretary shay snld 1t was too
silly for consideration. Ho appeared to
be very much vexed about It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

par, ,ony aiks . lG TX
n Teii 40 rancyaf 1o1
utia1 IN, ~ rron Mountain consol bs.... li8h
a. n,,is md san Francisco fg 4s ...t...., ISL
a. Iii. ao h,rc.tnrr con- 4s............ SPIN
saboord Line Id 90si
sonabarn pacihci 10 ioffered) ............... 954
,o,thor, :, nii,yny 5s Observation-Disclosures
:roxo. M = pacsc lists (onfered) 1874
TaiGao a. a.u 1854
1inot I,orifIc COW alii
~, g staa md Is, ON
SC,Sh ah sta. 1lsh
nbn.h : Deh! z II IA ...,.............. 10
Western Md 4. 7. 80
rri.Ennr.,r "r,cnt rai Observation-Disclosures. "a
t msoo n. - ~ cnd Observation-Disclosures. 99h
yap AZ. 'cer.jnre * .,,,,,,,..,.... 92h
~ x ord Ls set Observation-Disclosures. 73
Colorado 2nd IS, set 3 ...................... q
Southern Pacific lst 4s. certihcates...... y!
Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust 49,. ~
Central OF Georgia Ord Inc. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

COTTON SEED OIL MARKET,
s NEW YORK, AUG. S.-Cottonseed oil was
quiet. but steady; prime crude, T. O. b. mills.
ssa 24c. !; prime summer. yellow. 2sh aaoc.; on
summer yellow, nomlnal; prime white. S2qSS;
prime winter yellow, 32a33.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
OFFICIAL RANGE and SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
IgAtEs,3
#l gHH#Hs.

1890 A. G. II, com................
1890 AinalgAmated Copper .....
zoo Amer. Car ana 81roun.....s..
100 Amor. Car ana 1roun., pfd..
E0O American Cotton Oll..... ~.
American Tobacco, pfd.....i
400 American Can ...t.,....I..I.
2W0 American Can, pfd......a..t
lC00 American Locomotive, com.
lW American Locomotive, pfds
1900 American Sugare... ..........
1900 a., T.and =. Fc, com.......
1900 Al, Il. and s., Fc, pfd. .......
22Q00 Baltimore and Ohlo.........
400 Brooklyn 1.npid gTrhnsit..
600 Canadfl Southern ..........1
1900 Canadian Pacific ............
9W Chesapeake nnd Ohlo.......
11400 Chicago Great Western ~.
COCO Chi. Mll.Fnnd St.1'nul...A.
1900 Colorado Fuel and 1ron...;..
400 Colorado Solitho com $3.50,
Colorado South, LIST pfd.....
200 Colorado South, I'd pfd .....
2iOO Clcvn Gin. Chi. and st. IL.
Chattn. and ST, Louis,.......
200 Consolidated Gas ........,...
COCO Delaware and Hudson......
400 Del, Lack. and Western.
GOO Erie, Cofnu..,,. ..............
1900 Erie. LIST pfd.................
$500 Erie. I'd pfd... .....
500 General Electric .............
4g0O TllInois Central .........J.....
1900 louisville and Nashville.
2GO0 Manhattan n ..............
t20O Metro, Street Rnilwny.....
$500 Mexican Central ............
1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, CONE.
200 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd.
GOO Missouri Pacific .u..........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
mlddlins gulf. lilo; sales. 1.o4s bales.

Cotton, quiet; mlddllnS. 10. IS: gross receipts.
3So7 bales; sales 1O4 bales; stock l4e. s) bales.
$50 bales. export to Great Britain. Sac bales: to
the Continent - l66 bales: stock. 367, bales
Consolidated mt all ports-Net receipts. 81. 1903
bales export to Great Britain. II. 439 bales; to
France, 1852 bnleH: 10 the Continent. si,o4o
bales.
receipts 10. 0s5. $50 bales: export to Great
Britain. 3.g70.2l0 bales: to France, SiG,037 bales;
10 the Continent. 9e3 bales: to Japan, 3ll-
Ia bales: 10 Mexico. 29.232 bales. g -----..-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Z BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. s--Seabonrd Air
Line common, 221s12S; do. preferred not quoted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

(Re2orttd by Rodgers, McCabe & COD
PETERSBURG, VA. .Ang. 6-PEASUTs-
Spanish M rket Arm at $i.ls per bushel Viz
ginia--Market firm Mt 70. for fancy stock ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
SEABOkARD''.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

l-9-l9o5.
TRAINS LEAyEI Et Saliina anu famis,.
9:lo a. ~ Ssnaouru xFust Malls SayannAhs
~" Jacksonville Atlantis and southWsst :, A.
aa ssuhWsst 'asA
TRAINS ARRIVE RlcliAoSp',
c.ak A.-Fson, Florida. Atlanta AMI South
a., TssMl. .-Ysom Florida, Atlanta and South
west. I, - paints W III s3s II
$50 J.: Mi,-n NM wy 80 w. NJ. TAYLOR, 3
II. i.E tpnss AGENT CITY Ticket Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
.nLD 5D0MINI0N
.uSTEAMSHIP C ON PANY
. Nighttime Fol; Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening foot Ash
street) at Z p. NJ. stopping ut Newport News
On route Fare $3.50 one way, $4sA round trip.
Including stateroon berth; meals, zoe. each.
street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

BALTIMORE AUG. S.-FLOUR-Qulet and
s sSfsa.sfa $40. westssn Sss
5sT1Sc Corn-Duli. SPOT 6eN d6s,ic.: south.
ern white corn. 100000. Oats-tsttady; No 2
mixed, 3l0alhc. Rye-Steady; NO western
llatIon 10000; creamery, 2eI?3c; ladle
lsdl0c; store packed lb1l8c. Eggsn.Flrnl
l9o. Cheese-Firm, unchanged. suEar-steady'
unchanged, g3Ef1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
m re . n Richmond, Frederick X
~ BsW 8 burg 8 Potomac Il. II.
n,rnins T,enye NOrthWard.


Trains Leave Isichmond-----N orthward.
4:15 IA. M-Daily-B yrd st. Through. Pin
aG:45 A. M-Daily-Main ST.. Through
i :25 ~ MWsek Days-Elba. Ashland siAc-S
$50 x. eo' M,@paily-pyrd st, Through. Local
% az nntoUopn r Dnys--Byrd st. Through.
: 4 10 p M Wick Duys-Byrd st, Fredsricks-
$50 burg Act mmoda tlon. "
5.Ob r" M-Da!iy-Main ST.. Through. Il
3 4: 30 p, $M--Week Days--Eloa- Ashano Ass
s.os % o'"M'@paiiy-Byrd st, Through. t
;TTains Arrive Richmond---SouthN a.
go IN M--weos Days-E;lba Ashland AZ
100 So'1 M'pWeek pays--Byrd st, Fredorcki.
-. hurg Acconmoda tion.. - I'll III
an, A.. n, -Daiiy-Byr st. Through =, g. 81. q.
2.14 I;0o Mildly DAILY S.; Through
7.,s S fo'I Mi"@paily-Byfd st. Through:
XIX 3 M,-Dniiy--nyrd st. Through. Local
a. :. 20 s. stoSs -paily--Main st, Through,
''MYS,TE~Puiman Sleeping or Pnrior cars on
,iSohnvo trains except trains arriving Rlch-
1,oni so a. M. week days. anu local accoh'-
Ta OF arrivals and departures and conneo-
t,onsf not guaranteed. - M % r.yIopI
w. ncnI, SMan'r, Asst uen'l Mani Traf. Man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
Tuk PRODUCE N1ARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4S-FLOUR-steady. Ryo
heur steady. Corn Meal-Firm. Rye-Dull.
Wheat-Easy, No.. red s6ac. elevator OPP
tons. AIlcs net lower; May. 9Oc.; September,
Corn-Flrm; No. 2. elAc elevator. Options
unchanged. September. tpc; December CSC.
Osts---Barely. steady; mixed sshc.
e Beef-Steady. Cut Meat6-Firm Lard
Strong: western steamed. s7.t0G7.sQ; refined,
arm; continent, IS: compound. 6SJ6c.
IA Pork Family Sl5Gi7,50; mess. 3ii.71a15.T5 IL.
.Tallow-Steady. Fosin-Quiet. Turpentine--l
Firm, eshGs4c. asked. R!ce-s,cady. Molasses
- Firm.
Coffea-spot Rio s.eady, mild. steady. ;4Fu-.
lures steady. not unchanged 10 points higher.
5E S,igar-Raw arm: fair refining. 3ac; centr!-
fugnl. DC test, &c: molasscs sugar, 3Nc.; re-
fired steady
Potatoes-steady; Long leland. sis:GI75;
southern. slfplb0; southern sweets. 4i:o2H2 50.
5Pcnnuts--Quiet: fancy handp!clcd4 GI5Ao.;
other domestics 3d5l4c. Enthusiastically;
Long Island. per 100. S4Gs Cotton-By steam
Butler-QuietI unchanged. Cheese--Fiin,I
skins. 7hdec: Eggs-FIrm; Western fancy
2ClEa?lc. ~ g3 GA
CHICAGO, Aug 's:=--on,cial announcement
tlat .hore has been comparatively little rust
damage caused heavy ont-taking IN wheat
to-day. The Septfmber option closed aI:sc
of, Corn Is up Ec. Oats show gain OF 11c
Provisions are 6Gl2hc. higher.
The lie adine fut,,TeS ranged as follows: 5gGfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
I CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Cl,lcag, Terminal 4s............,...... %
Colorado Midland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Colorado ana Southern Observation-Disclosures. eiM
Cuba g. certl ca tes Il, los
Denver and RIO grnnde s.................. iol
| Dixtilers' Securities Observation-Disclosures. 81
f Ers R Rs1ss I'e n lSsis|
:, Fort Worth and Denver city 1st (offored). li4N
Hooking Valley 4hs................ llOl
Japan ss certlnca ................. 1875
louisville and Nash. Unit ned 4s............ 10 "
K Manhattan consol gold a. lOi
+ Mexican Central IA 77h
Mexican Central lst Inc. a4h
\ MIN. and Sc. Louis Observation-Disclosures. ak
h Missouri, Kansas and Texas ls...........l6a i
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2nds........ a6h
National r! H. OF Mexico consol 4a......3 81
4 New York Central gen. 3lls (onered) ...... J53s
New Jersey Central gen. 5s................ 1914
Northern Pacific 4s l06
Northern Pacific 5s ............ II
{ Norfolk and Western conso 4s........... 1O2h
Oregon Short Line rfdg. Is.................. 86ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09
The le adlng fut,iTes ranged as follows: 4
-fsr,t3 49, s3Nf 5E3 Omen. 3 HIRh, Low, Close

. Stpt.0 ,,,....-....... s. q 8.32is S.ggH S3!5s
Oct, ...........,. S3?ls $40 $50 sa7f
AZ Cash quotations. were. as follows: FLOUR.
steady. No. 9 spring wheat. S1.o5gl 10; No. 8,
csc. ailo5; No. 2 red, s3tsHS4tc.; No, corn.
6lG65Hc.: No. 9 yellow. Doc; No, oats, ?SSsc; ;
No e white. 2I% Q2sc, No. white, ;eA Tzsc.
No. 2 rye. 5sc, No. ! FAX seed. H.lt; NO. !
northwestern. sl.23; prime timothy seed ;3s5
Mess pork, per barrel, slss51l4; lard. per ~
short clear sides (boxed), ,S.5oGfS.e?h Whs-
key. basis OF high wines. {l.27. Clorer-Con-
tracts grade. ,l2t0gl2,7 % Isutter-steadyi
Firm. l0NTllh. Eggs-steady at mark.
cases Included lbhc.h hrsts l7c,; prime inrts,
lShc,; extras, .2lc El M5I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-09

u. S. 1efunding ?a, registered. ............ 1oi
u. s. refundlny %. co,tpon..... 1o4
u, AZ. rerlslerod I. 1o3K
II. 81 a. coupon +. Z. +. :. 1897
u. s. New 49, egiatcrcd. ................. ls2
II n Old a. rerisfc rad ........,........ 10t
III q (oIi ii connons ...,.,,,,....... 1o4
American tToba eco Is tel. 76L
american Tof,a 500 IA cert ncates 1l1S
ichison general 1921
"A tchIAon adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
a tlnn,lc Coast Line 4s.,................... l03
5Iaitimore and Ohio As Jos
baltimore and Ohio 3'.s..........i......... ~
Central az (;eorgIa g. ...,,..............,. ia
C.utral OF Georgia lat Inc.............8.n.. ~
central OF Georgia End Inc 49,. .......... y!
Chesarta Ike s, ana Ohio 49,. 11oi
t(.hIca 20 and Alton Observation-Disclosures. 50
Ch.cneo 81 and Quincy new a. ..5........ iv :
Chico go, X. r.. and Pacific II. 4s.so..a.. s2t
Chicago n. l. and Pacific r. II, col. 6,... 90
C., c., G.. and St. Louis. gen. IS (oftered,. 1903,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28
Willett.Morgan Wedding.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
E. Jordan was the scene of a happy
event last Wednesday evening when
Miss Carrie Morgan and Mr.. J. Leroy
Willett were united in marriage. The
wedding march was begun promptly
at $3.50 o'clock, Mrs. J. F. Corliss
being the pianist. The bride and
groom, the former attended by Miss
Flora Morgan and the latter by Mr..
T. Wayneberg, descended the stairs
and passed through the double par
Tors under an arch of orange bios
SONS and wedding bells, where the
ceremony was performed by Rev. AL
fred n. Henry. Following the con-
gratulatiOns refreshments were
served, consisting of chicken and veal
sandwiches, sweet pickles, olives,
salads, assorted cakes. ice cream, cof-
fee, ETC., and punch was also served
during the evening. ssr.
The rooms of the Jordan residence
were beautifully decorated The col
or scheme followed In the parlors and
hall was in keeping with the predom-
inant feature, orange blossoms, and
there was an abundance OF smilax,
ferns, cut flowers, etc. The tables
were decorated with white ribbons
and white flowers.
The brides gown was a beautiful
white organdie. She carried white
carnations. The bridesmaid, Miss
Morgan wore lemon colored silk null,
very prettily made.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28
Farewell Party for Miss Crytler.


One of the most delightful social
events of the past week was the fare
well party given in honor of Miss
Rhoda Cryder, at the home of Miss
Irene Lum last Thursday evening, by
her friends, the Misses Vivian Jones,
Mable Burlingame and Irene Lum
The rooms were quantity decorated
with Japanese lanterns and flowers,
and the porch was made bower Of
beauty with green foliage, artistically
arranged. The evening was spent in
playing progressive whist and dane
ing. and in the midst of their enjoy
ment refreshments consisting of cake.
banana and orange sherbet were
served. At the ''wee" hour the guests
departed and all report a good time
The following were invited: Misses
Rhoda Cryder, Coral Doust. Emma
Cornwall. Avera Flint, Gretchen
Crawford. Alene White, Florence
kinyon, Jessie Van Buskirk, Rhoda
Burlingame, Leila Hawkins, Daisy
Owens, Fife Jones, Charlotte Lum,
Vivian Jones. Mable Burlingame and
Messrs. Alva Strauss. Lee. Harold
and Clyde Sampson, Emmett Brown,
Albert Lyon. Louis Bolles, Horace
Doust. VIM. Lum, Charlie Jones. Her.
man Crawford, Burton Lum, Lloyd
Moffett. Charlie Darr, Homer Hum
phrey and Virgil Dudley. The Misses
Elsie and Carrie Bohn assisted in
serving.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

to the exposition city trains coming
over that line from all points in the
east. He is also a special commits
sioner Of the fair, and withal is a
pretty busy man. When the fair
first opened number of Yakima
reservation Indians went down to
lend the influence Of their presence
to the great fair. but they concluded
their services were worth more than
the commissioners wanted to pay, SO
they came home. Later on, when
they had thought the matter over.
the inducements seemed sufficient
and they wanted to go back. One
of Mr.. Crowder's objects in coming
up was to arrange for a party of
them to go to Portland, where they
will remain until the fair ends.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28
Interesting to Asthma Sufferers.

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sincerely recommend 1t to all"
North Yakima Drug Store, A. d.
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