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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-08-11
John Richter is attending the Fair

John Richter is attending the Fair
Clay Crider has returned to his
home In California.
Miss Ethel Plummer has returned
from visit in Portland.
The Lewis and Clark Exposition is
now wide open. Hit the Trail
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dennis are
visitors in Portland this week.
Miss Mary Cosper, Of Illinois, is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Martha
Cosper in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Richmond, Mrs. J. M
Holman and Mrs. J. G. Brown are in
Portland, attending the Fair.
A new locomotive for the Dallas
and Falls City railroad was brought
up from Portland yesterday.
Mrs. Elmer Reed left this week fol
North Bend, where her husband is
working in the Simpson sawmill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams,
Mrs. f. J. Chapman and Mrs. r. L.
Chapman will go to Newport today
for few days outing.
Clifford Mellan died at his home in
Salem Saturday, after long illness.
He was a nephew Of Mrs. J. E. Hub
bard, of Independence, and had many
friends in Polk county
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Boone, of
Illinois, are visiting at the farm home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Whiteaker, north
of Monmouth. They were residents
of Polk county rs years ago.
Coming into town from Airlie few
mornings ago, Roscoe Staats killed
two jack rabbits with pistol. They
are said to be plentiful on the Wilson
place. Independence West Side.
The preaching services at the Pres
byterian church will be suspended
during the month Of August, and DR..
Thompson will take a vacation, most
of which will be spent at home in
Independence.-WestS Side.
Charles Rice and family, Mrs.
James Hayes and children, Mrs.
G. G. Coad and children, Mrs. d. M.
Meter and son, Norval. and Miss
Nora Robertson are camping on the
banks of the LaCreole river, near the
Hallock mill.
Citizens of the thriving town OF
Falls City will meet tomorrow evening
to discuss the advisability of putting
in a system of waterworks. Mountain
water can be piped into the town at a
small cost, and it is believed that a
large majority of citizens will favor
the improvement.
Rev. s. J. Becker, of Waupaca,
Wisconsin. has accepted call from
the First Presbyterian church Of
Dallas, and will arrive here to take
up his work about September l. The
church has been without a pastor
since the departure Of Rev. W. 4
Wardle to Lebanon early in the sum
mer. Rev. Becker comes we'll recon-
mended as an able and interesting
speaker.
Since installing the new machinery
at the power station Of the Dallas
electric light plant, the company re
ports a noticeable increase Of patron
age. Many dwelling houses are being
wired, and orders for light are ex
pected to come in at more rapid
rate as the winter season approaches
Manager Thompson says that he will
run a wire to Germantown, ifsuficien
encouragement is offered by the people
Of that addition.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-08-11

Best prices, best groceries. one price
to all at Howe's.
Ask your grocer for Stolz pure applt
cider and vinegar.
W. V. Fuller was business visitor
in Portland early in the week.
r. Koehler, purchasing agent Of
the Southern Pacific Company. was
in town Saturday
Mrs. Gertrude Sebring, of billiard
Oregon, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Shultz.
Ralph Garter, agent for Portland
journal. Leave orders at Belt &
Cherrington s drug store.
DR.. E. L. Ketchum and J. W. Kirk
land, of Independence, were business
visitors in Dallas, Tuesday.
A. Wing, a prosperous farmer of
the Luckimute country, was a busi-
ness visitor in Dallas, Tuesday.
Mrs. W. E. Gilbert, of Salem, is
visiting relatives and friends in
Dallas and Falls City this week.
Lanada McFee and family of Tilla-
nook, have been visiting at the home
ofhis brother, Plato McFee, at Pioneer
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bryan and Miss
Rose Bronlhen went to Portland, Mon
day, to visit friends and attend the
Fair.
Miss Elsie Ray, day operator at the
Mutual Telephone office, has returned
from a weeks visit to the Fair, and is
again at her post of duty.
Try our Roanoke coffee-something
new. Nothing quite as good for the
money. Always uniform in quality.
A trial will convince you. Loughary
g Ellis are exclusive agents.
Those desiring to pick hops in the
kirkpatrick or Lyle yards, will please
register their names with the under
signed or George Richmond, before
August 20. E. G. KIRKPATRICK.
Editor Hofer of the Salem Journal
has been bathing at Newport. He
says the water Of the old Pacific is a
mixture of northwest wind and the
melted contents Of 10000 ice cream
freezers.
We carry Folger's famous Golden
Gate teas, coffees, spices, baking
powder and extracts-guaranteed alb
solutely fine and high grade. A trial
will convince you of their superiority.
LoUGHARY & ELLIS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Carlson, of
Oklahoma, visited relatives
in Dallas and Falls City this week.
Mr.. Carlson is a nephew of Uncle
Robert Grant, one of Polk county's |
prominent pioneer citizens. He says
The Fair is bringing many people to
Oregon who will locate here perma-
nently,
County Commissioner Seth Riggs
was in town Tuesday, accompanied
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Taylor and
daughter, of Virginia, Cass county,
Mr.. Taylor is a cousin OF
he Riggs brothers, and has been
visiting them at their farm homes
north of Rickreall. He is we'll pleased
With Oregon and predicts bright
future for the Willamette Valley.
The OBSERVER job office will be pre-
pared to print hop checks in any
Iuantity desired on short notice this
year. No office in Oregon has better
facilities for turning out this class OF
work. Last year we printed checks
'or hopgrowers in four counties. Call
,r write for prices. Both phones;
Pacific States Main 1871 Mutual Main
"a.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-08-11

A new and up-to-date stock of shot
guns at Guy Bros.
Best 25c coffee in town, at Howe's
Also coffee at 1910 to 4Oc.
Full-cream young American cheese
lS3 cents a pound, at Crider's Grocery
Floyd DAILY, of Portland, is VISITING
ms mother. Mrs. Phya DAILY In this
city.
Hon. George Myer, of smithfield
was a business visitor in Dallas
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. R. Miller, of Portland. is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
U. s. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Chaplin, Of
Ellensburg, Wash, are visiting rela-
tiVes in Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Campbell were
passengers to Portland on Wedpes-
days morning train.
j. r. Cooper, a pioneer hopgrower
ana business man Of Independence,
was in Dallas yesterday.
r. E. Williams, president of the
Dallas National Bank, left on Wednes-
day for his annual outing at Newport.
Mrs. Mary Watts and little son, of
Hlllsboro, are visiting at the home of
her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. l..
Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crawford and
daughter, Maude, of Pendleton, are
guests at the home of Justice and
Mrs. Hardy Holman.
Why not buy your ammunition
where you can get it freshly loaded?
No old stock. Also a new stock of
shotguns. GUY Bros.
Columbus Tetherow, of Luckiamute,
was in town Wednesday. He reports
the yield of spring grain in his neigh
borhood to be much lighter than usual.
You will get your hop checks
promptly and printed in the best
form, if you place your order with the
OBSERVER office.
All persons wishing to pick hops in
the Brown, Groves or Cutler yards
will please record their names with
R. E. Williams, G. L. Starr or VIM.
Tatom. No person will be allowed to
pick unless so recorded.
Mrs. George E. Johnson returned
evening from Portland,
where she visited her mother and
attended the Fair Her sister, Miss
May Austin, accompanied her on the
homeward trip and will visit in
Dallas for a few days.
Robert Suitor & Sons, former saw
mill men of Dallas, but more recently
in the milling business at
Westport and Linnton, have pur-
chased large tract of timber land
near Cottage Grove and will probably
build a mill there this Fall.
Rev. Albyn Esson, of the Rodney
Christian church, of Portland, has
a call from the Christian
church at Silverton. Rev. Esson was
pastor of the Christian church at Mon
mouth for several years, and was very
popular with the members Of his con-
Orders for hop checks are coming
nto the OBSERVER office much earlier
han usual this year. The orders to
late aggregate 28,5OO checks, and it is
probable that twice as
many more will be ordered before the
9icking season begins. One prominent
insurance company placed an order
or 20, 900 checks at this Office the first
If the week.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-08-11
6IR County Observer

s..ember Order and Santos coffee
=, chapman went to Newport
d outing this week.
: o.srsvBR Office wants the print
y ~, are particular about
!. sOecial Hams, at Howe's. Try
Z ~ and you will take no other.
! vanOrsdel and family are en-
ipg the ocean breeze al newport
! George L. Hawkins and fam
W, ,,o raturned from an outing at
an Park.
,nt Amber Blend coffee once,
ann ln will use no other. Loughary
llis sell it.
I and Mrs. E. @. kirkpatrick
10 Newport, Wednesday, for a
ks outing.
.nov Of private parties to loan at
% !. cent op well-improved farms.
LEY s. EAKIN.
r.Ok HALEY, of Redding, Cali
'bia. is visiting his sister, Mrs. 0. L.
Ter, in Dallas
,ou want insurance in the Nc
snyilIe Mutual, drop a card to J.
DANIEL, Dallas, Or.
d Coad, T. B. Rowell and J. M.
n are enjoying a ten days outing
be Cascade mountains.
,atip, at Howe's, All kinds of
ned meats and canned soups, just
thing to take out camping.
sOme to the OBSERVER office for your
a checks. We have the correct
.Ius for growers who pick by weight
"A those who pick by the box.
resident E. D. Ressler Of the Mon
ahth State Normal School went to
bland, Monday afternoon, for a
4 days stay at the Exposition.
ii. H. L: Toney, dentist; graduate
Inn Arbor, Michigan. Office up
Il Irs Uglow building. Hours 8 to IL
51to5. Examinations free. Phone
cup of Amber Blend coffee at
akfast will refresh and invigorate
4 for your days work. A delight
drink. Call for it at Loughary & !
Is.
e Woodward & Harrington thresh-
outfit began the seasons run last
DBday. This is a horsepower
sblne, and threshes the crops OF
6hill farmers west of Dallas.
Gaughn & Weaver are prepared to
your sewer work on short notice,
n will lay your sewers in a sanitary
a Workmanlike manner. Pipe and
|neCtions constantly in stock.
pr Arthur Butler left for his home
Washington, D. G., Tuesday, after
ponth's visit at the pleasant farm
be Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ank Butler, near Falls City. DR..
ter greatly enjoyed his vacation,
returns to his work IN the Civil
Vice Department with renewed
'rgy and vigor.
Hay McTimmonds, a former we'll
pWn resident of Polk county, visited
atiVes and old-time friends near
Fisville this week. He was in
llas, Monday, and expressed great
prise at the rapid growth of the
p In the last few years. Mr.. Nc
Amonds is now resident of Soda
z, Linn county, where the mountain
and mineral springs have greatly
pIoVed his health.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-08-11
HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets

Bhngs eoldsn Health and Renewed VigoI.
A sneefhc for Constipation, Indigestion, Live
ard RidueV Troubles, Pimples, Eczema, Impure
Bi5od. BAD Breath, Sluggish Bowels, Headaehe
ard Bsckache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea 10 tab
- form s. cents box. Genuine made ~
HoL1IsrER DRUs CoNPAHT, Madison, Wis.
e0LDEH NUGGETS FOR sALL0W PEOPLE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July ls-'rhe market opened
firm at an advance OF 7al7 points IN response
lever, were lae points higher at tho hour
OF the local opening, owing. 1t was sald, 10
marrow market There was heavy selling here
at the opening. chiefly through wire and com
mission houses With southern connections, andw
shortly after the opening prices reacted l., %
within SOS points Of last nights finals. This
was followed. however, b. a strong advance
. on renewed bull support and a withdrawal OF
offerings following reports Of rains in the Cen
trial Valley, and the market during the balance
OF The session ruled very nervous but gen.
orally firm. the feature being the Increased q
or. sold a little over lie. for October. Tho
market was finally steady within !, ; 20 points
Sales were estimated at $4,000 bales.
Receipts q the ports to: were ll,6sa bales
ia weeS e 1estimats,p loo' go bales asaast Toa
last week. and IL, 40 last year. ro-day's re-
ceipts at New Orleans were 6.:74 bales against
against l6o last year,
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I1ynchburg Tobacco Market,

Lynchhurg Va,.luy 10, 1905,
Sales Of loose tobacco pn the !.ynchburg
market for tho two weeks ending July u. ~
Wars sRoassa IS a. 1foiloWs
sold week ending lnIy 7ih, So, 700 pounds;
crease for The week ending July nth, 1880
pounds IA III S4 .o,s.E
Ii, 2SS, 900 pounds; sold from September ], 1905
70 July III 1901. 2i.l&. 600 pthands; decrease for
The rseeipts continue vrr,r light. Indications
are that tho crop Of tobacco Is about sold.
The weather during the week has been ra Their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

4 -, - ~ q ~ 07 .
Gnisasp .ftdianh ~ foffcredL I. ]. 747s
Co,oIauo t ~, I'd IN {ih
s,, aar,,nro tes :, 1868
n Nv ~, ~ ~ !, H. Ira nia IL iooA
isilIers Securities :. = AZ ~
E,ria p r,sran e 10 " 02k
Forth Worth and Denver City lst,.... ! ! ilA
TtUrms ~ 81 rert acnt f10lM
= ri s,.i,io ana Ma lIJnined 1oih
"a ma "a con nl gold 104Is
StcIira ~ q ntrai -. i. h. tn
St ~ 81 o,s "a 97
stsnnri = Kansas and lTesas lH .....,,.. 10l u
Hfisso1ri, Kansas and Texas cGr J. ....,..s;s SIN
NJ ,1ons {, n f1of Afex ico con ass
N"w Yo,k Central gen. 31s - =. " 9Si
Nav Jersey Central gen IS !. y a..
siar,to,r 81. : ri AZ !. !. :. 10t ~
.,o.tha.,, r,o cific M w. H.
N"rtnik and xycstern con Is. i, lOaA
Oregon Short Line rcfundlng H,..........S$aa3oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
SOUTHERN Raj. az.

J SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May %. 1905. "A
V TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
y 500 la. M,.-Daily--I1ocal for Charlotte. N!AC.s
1850 r. iM,-paily--L lmlted-Buffet Pullman 70
sTs,'T Atlanta and Birmingham, New or eans, A
s3fi}t M emphs, Chattanooga and ALL the Soatn,
s with through coach for Chase SCitJ, nJx'$$t
y ford. Durham, md Raleigh. "a . IL. .S; s3s5
s 600 p NJ --Ex, Sunday--Cha Ae City LOCAL aS3
I'D Fl M.-Daiy--Ll Limited pullman ready 3:Sd B
{77SS p M for nllY the South .
t5tEgJES4 YORK RIVER LINE. S$
THE fayorite route to Baltimore ana Eastern
points. H Leaves Richmond 20 T. r NJ !, daily,
except Sunday. y. N s. EE9sg
d . .i6 - M.--Iocal--Daily-ES Except u Sunday.
q 10 p M-Except Sunday--For West Point,
s1'i-Ss connecting with steamers for BALTIMORE
E ~ and liver landings. Steamers call at York.
town and Clay! Bank Mondays. Wednes.g
days and Fridays and at Gloucester Point
and sAilmonds Tuesdays, Thursfd s.! az, ana
AS 4. NJ Except Sunday ocal mixed e . for5
sa3ss s Yerf NfWs ARRIVE RICHMOND .. s
IA Al NI.and :32 P.$M.Froml all the SOUTH
Il Az p 8Nr.-Trom Charlotte and RneiE y,
n $40 a. M.-From Chase City and tntermeuNt-$$
OK n ~ N .MBaltin,ore and West Point. \.
NE 4 M'-Daliy-Except Sunday and Mons
D a day $40 +; NJ: daily. exec except SUNDAY
&. I'VE wEsrHgKT :. 8 !, RsswGa1Sn Y '
s. II.gHARDWlCki " = -, ", 7 r :, Il s5
ii 81 s. SPENCER g en'l: Mgr. sIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20

July and near months greatly exceeded !. the the
offerings. 9I Tie market was fairly active
throughout the session. and the trend Of prices
dsnsy upward J1,y opened n id % q l9,' 5s
October opened II 1889 bid, receded TO 1ol9,
advanced 70 1893. and finally sased OF 70 io:sI
irhe market closed steady. July showing a ne,
gain 81 :. points. while tho other positions
Cotton futures steady. July. T. ssg 1922; Az AZ
Ioher 10 siaiosS November. loesaio 90; DC Dc
cclnbcr. .0yg o. :: anuary, 1.osglld9; Feb
arx ii .lQ11l.1l March, IL l94ll.9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
Nk&XM K6fto|k&WestB
June II, 1906,

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 5s :.3ss, Y 5ssI
300 "A. M--NORFOLK LIMITED. 81 Arrived
Norfolk II :po ~ N; Stops only at Petersburs
e:o5 AZ M.7cHICAao EXPRESS. Paro,
Car. Brollera Service. Petersburg to- Lynchburx.
and Roanoke. Pullman Seepers Roanoke to
Columbus nlueheld e Cincinnati; also Roam.
Cnfe Dining Car Roanoke to Williamson, n
1910 T. M.--ROANOKE EXP ESS. si5 For
iFarmvIllc Lynchburg and Roano 81 5sS
800 r. OCEAN SHORE 5L1MlrE D. Att !.
rives Norfolk $40 p. M. Stops only at Peters,
burg Waverly and Suffolk. Connects With
steamers to. Boston,, Providence, New York.
Baltimore ana Washing ton. = ,i ltts sf
7;ss 7. M-For Norfolk and all statioas east -,
u 80 r r WMNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond q LynohbufI !nnd !;
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol. LynchbufU e.
Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans Cafe +
Il $50 P. MIST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper, Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke Sto
Columbus. Cato Dining Car. :. M
Trains arrive from the West !:43 a. N. c:os
p. NJ. and 91S p. NJ. from Norfolk II ~ A ~.
and $3.50 p. M. ''4t esisAsz iss
otrics No. sss East Main Street; Y, ],
NV. 3. XBEV114I,, C.. III. sgOSLEf
Cen'l Pass. 3Agt. Dist; Pass.s 4 3d. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
MEssRs. PLYMPToN pa RplNER AND
sefp 4 a735i '4COMPANN st fp4l ~ flll s.t

OF New York, Boston and Chicago. Invite
Interviews ana correspondence with
III high class bonds and guaranteed stock,
or wishing TO reduce their holdings Of Sc
curites, They Will Furnish accurate
quotations on all securities also from
time to time descriptive circulars Of care
fully selected Investments. paying four
tn five and onerhalf per cent, aud deliy-
erahle at once Mnrketahie securities
Will be taken In exchange for securities
sold Ny. aa sIg.lsst n fll ~ A9sNl4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
NAVAL. STORES.

3W1LAfIN(ITON.a NJ C.s July l9,7-SP1R1
TuRPENTiN EFirn, bs'sc bid RECEIPTS re-; a .a ls
.a rE,,n, al a. bid; receipts, barrel Crude
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in at s.5onl5 and s4p; re-
cedpts II barrals - ~ |, 1, M Nh
Firmtsat 504c Y receipts. 6s5 casksi shipments,
!, casks sales, 1881 casks. Rosin- Flrm; re-
CENTS ri 94s 'harrels Shipments. 30 barrels;
sales, 2.a08 barrels =, Z, !,
4 "CHARLESTON, S. C.. July ls.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothtng doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
TOBACCO MARKETS,
pichn,o,d. W. July TO- i

Richmond, Va. July TO- 1905.
4 Tobaclp-Dark Erred .celpts and Offer
tnRs hight Market quiet. Very little doing.
Brights-Quiet. but firm fair receipts. Sun
2Cured-Rece,pts light !; n1arAet steady at prices
quoted.
903, 03a pounds; from October !, 1904, ia July
/, 1906. 9.9t6, 63s pounds.
Nole--We advise shippers to avoid too hiEh
order as much OF the tobacco coming In Is
damaged. and when such Is the case II sella
far below market price.
y r>hn tnt q fol kyWS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20

nAtTSaKaa Mr. Rhes sly o .p5 sas
Ia NsasJaiy, &c.. new southern By sa,-
pie, 6lasSc. corn-E Easier; spot and. and the month,
Dull; No. 2 mixed. a4,ac Rye--Easler;. No. 2
Western. TsR7scs Rutter-stsady and UNI
changed fancy 17aise d.
iial5c. Eggs--Weak and unchanged at l7hc.
Gheese--Flr 4 and nncha Iigsd: large, l0Ap.;
small. 10Nc. Sugar--Steady and unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20

j, i, ia conv siks I. ~. 1ol
r ,es,sts s 1 a.
St louis ara Iron A5on 10, mt T., con s..i L
~, o,,is Son thwestcrn con A. SIX
e.. hhn ~ All Line Is (offcrci) SOW
a., Il, tr t,ao, =, r 81 q
I,harn 12aiwny Is, 1854
Texas and PACIFIC lists. l *
= tpnn par,Gn 4s. (. 1ObS
L .o, psciac sony 1904
1;;aa SIN tas steel "a SIS !. OAK
tunha az luis . 1854
Inata al X I1cb = Ds ~, TN
.1,aa 80 Ma "a JlI IS v
Hvhseiinp and lake Eric As (orrerel) sls
,S,inn,sin Gan. raj + "A 81
~ N ny a. ID serIes eo9s
J al III. - "a - jflca Ia o.
S.nI"ratln Ind 81. series .............7 iN
f-oinrsdc Ind Is. series r. ................ T3X
Southern Pacific As, Ecertihcntcs. 9oHt
NJ and q. Collateral Trust 100
Central OF Georgia "a g 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
!, r,l,TTo NsEEps OH. MARKET,

NEW YORK. July .1s.-Cottonseed gil dull.
but steady, Prime crude. & o. b mills @
&c nominal prime summer yellow, Is q Ne. !;
of summer yellowh nominal; prime white, 5o,fQp
sic prime winter yellow. 30ls131c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20

UNION STOCK YARDS. l?ITTSBuRG. /,
July fls-CATYrLE--Re ceilas light; market
steady Choice, s.. 4oTt5.sS fair, :. loaS. %.
+ heavy, S. ld4S, % !; medium, g, eoaS.s5; heavy
workers. light yorkers and pigs. IS. e5a6 80;
,rarket steady; prime wehscrs, $5a5.5o; COM
mon. $4,000: spring lans:s, f4G7,25: zeal
calves, s7d7.25
a CINCINNATI, IA o.. July 1s,-H OGs-Actve.
Butchers 49, IN nc co. comm ION. SASS d5.95 Ca T.
5tle-Stronf. Fair to good hlppers. st,25q4.7b;
common, $?Gln. Is. Sheep Dull at s2.60a+. 80.
41amhs-Dull at $3.50a7. &c. .{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20

!. NM, :. rcelstcred J, I. /. Z. /. 1885
= .o,ndins ). co,,,on \, y. :. !. 1oaA
!, !. r.s,sterod +, I. 4. 4. Il. 1924
-, =, .E...1, an Is 52tS. NJ r. 104
~ =. g. coupo, - = !. ~ 1917
New 1914
y. .. NnW ~ Grup Ia " 10A 3
w =. OIa ~ leKi..ss 1OI Z
3. Old -. eouI'N.' az i 7Gz
american ~ oDheso 30, iGra es 1i67a
american onnSsn ~ \. 1. 10 XII
4htchison gemshai. Il : 4 ~ " 81 3
AtGhlsoh aa)iaI MN -. 109ss
ntMntic soasI INV nn; q I05ss
BaHiInOre am S Ch.o3 az 95H
Baltinforo hn Ho.ai. e 11tH
Ccntrat q nsvt ~ IN s 1Gh
enttai q p 5n ~ ~ o., Inc S3H
Gentral o. H sn ~ - 10s 4
pc hh x i, Az iofrercdj . Sosk
Chisaso I - 80 ~, Icv new . Y. 10l II
EntSSo. =, az anS "a cine r. H. As. Sch
c ~, ~ - -. nd par r. r. col. 49,. Sax
81. ca. c. and ST.. Louis gen is............ iu0
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK. MARKET. 5
(Salcs at Union Stock iards ~

8 REPORT "a the i've stock market for the
week ending Monday: a. IS !, :, Z,
Fair ru Il 3 OF cattle, sheep and lambs anu anu
light run OF hogs. I. . ,,t,.r.
4 best steers. 5qi5kcr: few fancy nigher'
medium 70 good 54 NJ; Il, common NO tA'
common. Us cc calves Jzlss bulls. ~ etse;
COWS and calves. s2oaa per head . "a a.,
Nj Sheep 3fp41ac. for fair to good common, ~
2isc.; best lambs. ed61sc. extra, &C.. iair. 70
medium ~ 46c.: stoc kewes $50 Is PFC head.
Best hogs. 51sc.: common to falr, t.saStlc.tt
ee fn'cA s h Rh Xxx s;esas
priine steers. s5.t0q5.Ia: poor 70 medium. ~ esU
:. rs stockcrs and feeders s..5oa4 8 s9.s.
$a.50l4O: heifers, ScGt5. sLnners %
bulls $2Gf3s5; calves. 1876 os e1as-1ed steers,
s.. 4oG4.75. Hogs-Receipts, 500 head mark Sc
ST 10c. higher. Mixed aud butchers. So.tga6. ~;
good to cheicc. heavy. $500 70; rough, heavS,
steady. Good to choice we.hers MsoNgs.;s =
fair 10 choice, mixed. s49As native lambs -
NEW YORK. July ls.-EsEE ELS Receipts.
Las. head Steers slow and 100 2oc.ssz lower
closed SOC. or bulls steady 10 Zoe. lower; COWS
steers, sfosats 50 bulls $3.50: COWS. s3it
$40. calves-Recepts. & 4Ss head. Market dull;
opened a5a50c. OF: butleynnilks, 81 \ % yer.
Veais, s4aH6G: tops: u. 500 q; about top at
the close. Buttermilks, f3~stRS 90 CITY dress
ed yeas. 7!4dl0c per pound: count n DIRE ssed,
6lloc. per pound. Sheep and 1ambs-.Recei2ts;
$3.50 head Sheeu weak to 1tsver: lambs opened
OIL Sheep ssd4.75 !: culs. saq.. 50: lambs, $500
775; one car $3.50: culls. "a. 90. Hogs
Receipts, t,sa head Ma. ket higher; State
hoEs S. 37is66 80. 4 sAs5 Elfs3 tg34l5;5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
(Reporled by, Roagsrs: A1cC = & Co;I
Virrinia-AIarkct nrm at &c. for fancy stock;
machine picked, Y alsae,; Smelling stock at
o12Nc. : ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
fpRFY aoobAs MARKET

NEW YORK, Julyale. The severe .w v. the t1
IN y Srarrine market has resulted. Buyers. how
ever re sdisinclined 40 act w freedom as
Ion gasj the present 1 ndepende!nce q sellers yer