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The Havre herald., 1906-11-23

For years 1 starved, then l bought
SOC bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
and what that bottle benefited me all
the gold in Gerogia could not buy. |
kept on taking it and in two months I
went back to my work as machinist.
In three months ! was as we'll and
hearty as I ever was. still use lit
tie occasionally as I find it a fine
blood purifier and q good tonic. May
you live long and prospor.' c. n.
Cornell, Roding, Ga, Aug. q, 1876.
Kodol is sold here by Becl1stead Drug
company.
The Havre herald., 1906-11-23
VALLEY COUNTY
OFFICIAL RETURNS


The official returns Of the election
in Valley county show the following
pluralities:
For Congressman-Charles N Pray,
republican, 263 (IIudson, socialist,
received % votes; Calderhead, pop
ulist, 1,)
For Associate Justice-Henry c.
Smith, republican, 284.
For District Judge-john W. Tar
tan, democrat, 339.
For Senator, L. Truscott, demo-
crat, 141.
For sentative-Truman M
Patten, republican, "a.
For Commissioner, Six year-An-
drew Davidson, republican, 239.
For Commissioner, -Four Years,
William Mcbride, republican, 212.
For Commissioner, Two Years, Il.
L.Cornwell, republican, 29S.
For Clerk and Recorder-W. Il.
Shoemaker, republican, 722.
fOT lIGdSul J4ciI I1eti AHN'
democrat, II.
For Assessor-James Fox, repubif-
can, 1876.
For Attorney-John L. Slattery, re-
publican, 219.
For Surveyor w. H. Mann, re-
publican, 222.
For Superintendent of Schools
Miss Faye Otis, republican, 81.
For Coroner-R. w. Getty, republi'
can, 116.
For AdministratOr-Jame Harrah
republican, 207.
For Sheriff-S. c. Small, democrat
1923.
For the Amendment, 722.
| Against, &C.
The Havre herald., 1906-11-23

Glab Is; u Cheatham 8; r. w Buck
land 2.
Constabies-E Z Briggs IL; II. j..
Thazter |; ]. A. Bright /; Frank Al
ans 1.
The Havre herald., 1906-11-23

Following Chouteau county for the different
the recent election held Nov Gth as
compiled from the official election rreturns:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-29
Cotton Letter.
i BY MILLER} & COMPANY.
Especial 10 THE Tlmes- pispatch)

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
NEW YORK. May 2s.-The quieter bust
ness In Manchester is reflected In small
spot demand at Liverpool, and conse-
quent relative weakness of the near posi-
stions in that market. --latest cables indi-1
cate a general belief In temporarily lower
prices. based on the lighter volume Of
cloth business, and tthe marked improve
ment in crop prospects, following the
recent beneficial rains.
AS the end Of May approaches there Is
considerable irregularity in the prices Of
that option. A few thousand bales were
rendered to-day, and when longs tried
to sell to avoid taking the cotton, they
found very few buyers, and the premium
over July, which on Saturday was Is
points, was promptly reduced to II points.
On tho other hand. shorts who failed
to take 4 advantage 1fof the temporary
weakness. found themselves obliged to
bid up May when they wanted to cover
in the afternoon after the notices had
been stopped Tho other months were
not affected BY the vagares OF Nfny, nut
were all somewhat lower on the i'm
proved prospects, especially in North
Carolina, where two days rain effectually
put an end to the drouthSco complaints.
The weekly crop report due tomorrow
at noon is expected ito show generally
favorable conditions throughout the belt.
LiVerpoo.is due toEcome unchanged in
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

The tobacco season" that came with
general rains in all the regions around
Richmond will enable the growers Of sun
cured and long dark tobacco to prepare
for market what Is left In the barns OF
the 1905 crop, but they will not be in a
hurry to- get ready for market, because
the Season" Is also affording them a
long loolied-for opportunity to plant out
the 1906 crop. The farmers who market
in Richmond will be busy all of this
week setting out plants, and for this rea-
son the warehousemen9 look for very
small breaks. However. there will be
sales this morning beginning ut 10 o'clock.
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A, c. L. Earnings.

Especial to The Times Dspntch.)
III NEW YORK, May 2s.-It 'can be shown
that the Atlantic Coast. Line Railroad is
earning between 81 and % per cent.
Some of the old holders Of the Allan
tic Coast Line Company of Connecticut
stoclx-that is. tho stock Of the company
which owns n majority Of Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad stock-is known to be very
bullish on the last named property. They
say that there is fair prospect of the
dividend being raised to 5 or 10 per cent.
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STOCKS STAGNANT .
AND TRADE LIGHT
Squirt iii First Hour Succeeded
BY Dizziness, Ending in
Lctllargy at Close.
RETIREMENT OF CAssATT.
Agitation Following Passage Of
Meat Inspection Bill Causes
Some Speculation.
RETIREMENT OF cAssA11.
{.
fBy Associated Press)

NEW YORK, May 2s.-The speculation
In stocks to-day sank into apathy. There
was n squirt Of slight activity in the frst
hour OF the trading The lions share
Of attention was given to Heading, and
X the congested dealings In this half
stock were deducted, the volume al tie
market would make d smaller showing
even than on last Monday, the dnlest
day thus far In the present year. II
opcued lower than on Saturday, but WAS
quickly turned upwards. News regarding
the movement was not Forthcoming be-
You'd what has done duty at previous
stages. Something was, madefof.a pub
fshed runlor OF the coming retirement
Of the president OF the pennsylvnnin, to
be succeeded by the present head Of the
Reading. and the assumption was aided
OF closer relations between thestWo prop
critics. Some Of the extreme Guinness OF
tnc trasl,ng was attributed to the break
Ing OF the week by n holiday on Wedncs-
day Money rates were firm to-iay. !he
only Interest IN our market was due 70
mdvemcnts In special stocks. American
Sugar and American Beet Sugar started
upwards together. as they did several
weeks ago, and revived some rurnocs OF
Intended changes in trade relations. The
rumors were without any conirmatlon.r
When prices got back to about Saturdays
closing level the trading became listless
and Indifferent. and the drift OF prices
was scarcely appreciate The addition
to the agricultural appropriation bill In
the Senate OF a meat inspection bill and
the agitation following has added to the.
feeling OF possible damage to values from
TIE spread OF sentiment against CORPORA
tions on account OF abuses. Conditions
in tho late market became lcthargic, and
the market closed about stagnant.s
Bonds were irregular: total sales, par
value. 81 $4,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call. The total sales OF
stocks were 475,4o0 shares.
NEW YORK, May 2s.-Money on call
firm: aa41s per cent; ruling rate, !; clos
ing bid, 3: offered at 3h. Time loans
firncr; sixty days, 4AG4h per cent;
ninety days, Az; six months, 4EG5. Prime
mercantile paper. 4Ed5H per cent.
Sterling exchange slightly firmer. at
1 IS s. 3ds4.s5.3 30 for demand and at 4.82.loD
s4.s215 for sixty day bills. Posted rates,
s4.s3 and s4sGh Commercial bills $4.SlE.
Bar silver. Ct SIS. Mexican dollars. t2.
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NEW YORK. May 2s-BEEvEs-Reee
1906 head Fair to extra steers, s. 95Q5.p;
ceipts. 1870 head 2 vcals, $5dD7!l2h: culis, sag
80; buttermilks. sig45o. Sheep and Lambs
wethers, 800; cuiis .e.GoG3 100; lambs. $3.50
7s1. spring lambs. s74S.60: culs, s0.2SG5.i5
Hogs-Receipts s.sl4 head. Stnte hogs. 5000
40; choice light hogs. 81 TO-
CINCINNATI, O.. May. es:-l1oGs-s STEADY,
Butchers and shippers. y: +ogS.45; common
IS. 25GG. rs. :Cattle--steady Fair to good ship
pers, 81 e5I6 90; common, s2.254l2. IS. Sheep
Steady at ;3.50di75. Lambs-Steady at s5.:h0
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L. & N. Earnings.

Especial to Tho Times DispatohJ
NEW YORK, May 2S-The gross earn
ings of tho Louisville and Nashville for
the third week OF May 1905. were $500. 04o,
against s72s,42o in 1905, an increase OF
sol GEO. from July 1st to May 2lst, 1900,
s37 .oso. co., against s3A, 753,777. IN Increase
of $3,17G,SS2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-29
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May es.--The cotton market
was very unsettl and nervous to-day With
the fear OF a break OF IS points in the May
option, most OF which was later recovered. me
close was steady at a net decline OF 41S points.
sales Tor the da ySere estimated at only 1000
baies. The opening was steady at decline !! o.
able weather over Sunday and expectations OF
a bearish weekly bureau report to-morrow. =.
first there seemed comparatively little pressure
against the market. but prices soon boike
sharply under liquidation and bear. pressure.
folling decline In the May option which
resulted from tho circulation Of notices repre-
senting about 1000 bales. These notices SEEM
cd 10 be forcing out some scattering long M
tcrests through the street, and May declined
TO lI.l9 or Is points below the closing figures
OF Saturday before the bulls came to the as
0stance OF the market. Later 1t was reported
thnt notices had been stopped and May rallied
TO II. 49, while later months also sold up some
or points from the lowest. There was i no 10
ruled barely steady In the late session with
the close at a net decline OF "a points on inc
generally unchanged, The English spot mar
ket was 5 points lower on sales Of 10. ooo bales
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4 MARINE 1INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, MAY 20, 1906.
A5#Is e5@e aAnnIVNn H ID.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY ~, l90.
81 ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
z stealner Berkeley Shelly, Norfolk, merchaA-
B Barge Minerva, Windsor. Baltimore coal,
8. II. Hawes and Company.
Ri z57i SAILED.
7 Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line
J Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line. ECU
/ Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk anu
James Rivor Landings. merchandise and pas,
songerx Virginia NAVIGATION Company
Schooner Louise, Field, James River. light
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY:S. 1908.
ARRIVEb e
Steamship Baltimore, Short, Bnltimore. pas
sengrs and general cargo
Steamer Elm CITY, Haynes, Mnttaponl Rlvss
landings. passengers g I genera! csrso.
4 Steamship nalt!moro, Short. baltimore, pas
sehgers and general cRreb LIS
Steamer Elm City, IIhynas. Mnttaponl River
landings. passengers and general ssrcp' s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-29

Il CHICAGO. May observation-disclosures a.
r steers. Hisas. .o:s COWS, sse5ai7;; hell-
ers, 81 1850; bulr. ss25l4. 2; calves. s2.1eg
100: stockcrs and feeders, $2.fbG4. 3d. Hog
Receipts, 4s,05o hend Market weak TO &C.
lower. Choice to prime. heavy. s.. 4sae.S5: me
dunn to good. heavy, S. 40fls. -; butchers weth-
ers 81 s5I6 50; good to choice heavy, mixed.
So 4oI8.47is Sheep Receipts, 1900 head Mar
Ike. strong to loc. higher Sheep. sSas.25; year.
lings. s5.9oa6. 35;S shorn lambs. $5.2590'6. Be
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y New York spots quiet; Unchanged; 11:g0;
sales, 2,4D.
New Orleans spots. quiet; sales, 1870;
mid, 11A.
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cotton was quiet. The demand was fair. but
limited orrer!ngs restricted trading. Sales were
] ,275 bales including rs 70 arrive Quotations
werc reduced 1-lsc. 4 mddling. llAc
lower thnn Saturdays closing under the com.
bincd Influence OF bearsh Liverpool cables apd
good weather map. The session was dulI
coming bureau reports. TeiegraTs received
from, senator Foster by the committee on ex-
Grange said that the postponement OF the re-
ports from June 4th to June 9Th Will be con-
sidered In washington at meeting OF the Cab
met tomorrow. At the lowest OF the day the
active p,eitions were 94l0 points down. They
closed steady at a net loss Of 7apll points. the
whole list considered. I.33s As 5s
Cotton futures closed May. ILL; june
1901; August 0.ss: September. 1o.s1: October.
1o.4s; November. 1913; December. 1913; jan
uary, 0.b5 bid. 81 .#f
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, May 25.-Seaboard AIT
IIne. common and MISUNDERSTANDING od!nG. =
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CLOSING. BOND QUOTATIONS..

and unchanged fancy imita-
ton. II dlsc.; do, creamery. s}a2ohc.l Eggs-
Steady at 1sNc. Ghe g,",, and ,,, IN
Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
r. r. & p. s s!sssIisSs; |.
- Posonsc 3.

X. r. 6 p sf ssssli
- Sotonso &.
Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
$50 A. M.--Dally. Byrd st. Through,
$40 a. M,.-Daiy-Man st. Through. 35S
7:D A. M..week Days-EIba. Tredeficksbuf4
Accommodation 8ss
$40 A. M.--Daily-Byrd ST. Through. ss,S
1905 noon-Wcek Days-Byrd 81. ThrouSh.
400 P. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. E'yedeekksx
burg Accommodation. :;
sos P. M.-Dally-Mn!n st. Through.
$3.50 Z. M.-Week Days--Elba. Ashland ae.
conmodation. w
$3.50 p. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through. sss.
Trains Arrive MISUNDERSTANDING .srrs
e:40 a. M.-:week Days-Elba- Ashland go
cornrnodation. TO-
$3.50 a. N.--Week Days-Byrd ST. Erederioks-
burg accommodation.
8;s5 A. M.--Daily-Byrd St Through.
si4 +. pm M.- i9eHiS; st. Through.
$3.50 +. n.--weck Days--Elba. F'rcdcr,cksburs
Accommodation. S55a
sd s MDs yByrd 81. Th n1Suan Loo.
$50 +. Mr-pa,iy-siain ST. Through. .S;S 81
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars % h
all above trains. except trains arriving kicn.ss
mond II go A. NJ. week. days. and local accom-
modations. 5iats.ssS
Time OF arrivals and departures and comes.
WtD. DukE. &. ": cuLP, W. P; TAYLOR,
Asst. to Prest. Gen'. Supt. Traf.3Msf.s38s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-29
NAVAL. STORES,

Y WILMINGTON. N. c.. May 2s-spIRITs
runPENTINE--Firm at 57c !. receipts g casks
Tu,sin-Nothing doing: receipts, u baTrnis
Tnr--lrirm at 1880; receipts. barrels. Crude
Turpent ine-Tirm at se,so94,eo and $780,; re-
ceipla. ll6 barrels & 31at
s SAVANNAH, Ga. May J3s.-TURPENrlNE-
Firm at 57hc.: sales, 10 casks; receipts. fl3
casks; shipments, 1873 casks. Rosin-steady;
sales. ST. barrels receipts, a.IsS barrels; snip
ments. 1.2s barrels; stock, 50, i72 barrels
,TINEA Nd ROSIN-Nothing doing.
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Stingy.

ITO loves to spend n pleasant hour
I With pretty lady friends;
But all the girls are getting sour,
For that is all he spends,
louisville Courier-Journal.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OFSTOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Thnna Rranrh& Ca.-n nd !. e
sA1Es.


200 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
400 American smelters, com.
AGO Amalgamated Copper ~.
600 Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
200 American Cotton Oh. -.
American Tobacco, pfd...
I'D American Ctln ...,..,.....
W9 American Can. pfd.......
LOO Amer. Locomotive, com. !.
20 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
$500 American Sugar .........
LOO A.. 7. and s. Fc, GOMEZ.
A., T. and 8. re, pfd......
ZOO Baltimore. and Ohio....,.
14,10o Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1000 Canadian Pacific ..,.......
M Chesapeake and Ohio.....
100 Chicago Great Western.
400 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
II, GOO Colorado Fuel and 1rOt1.. !.
2,O0 Colorado South, coi1l......
100 Colorado South. 1st pfd.
100 Colorado South, I'd pfd..
Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. l.
100 Consolidated Gas ..........
/ 200 Delaware and Hudson....
100 Del, Lack. and Wcster11..
30, 400 Eric, com. ..................
800 Erie, LIST pfd. ...............
200 Erie, I'd pfd.... ...........
1900 Great Northern. pfd.......
300 1llinois Central ...........
! 100 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan ...t..............
Metro. Street Railway.
100 Mexican Central ......,....
COO Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
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BALTIMORE, MD, May 2s,--pLOu R-Quleti
and unchanged Whoat-Qulet; SPOT, contras,,
white. blMd5s,se, Oats Firm; Mo- 2 mixed
SsEqs9c Rye-rDulli No western, avg t4c,
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Cash quotatons were as tol aSNss1. Fousa
s s,asss 49, rod d. ssaas4es corn 4sse
No Yellow AsAs No. yS,t eats ssS sSstH M 50.
wv rve SIG; good feeding harley 400 49, tair
to choleemaHlng 47assc lhiaxsesS s sss
No nortwcstern sins PRIME ta a.9 ~ 1891 seeq
ribs Sides lloose) 49, s5Da41 mess pprks * oJ rs!
barrel lard per a9 Jp9Snasy sSsss
IA nis AZ hiKh vines. $l,.9. l3utter-Strongi
ereameries, III Co.; da.r!es. sc; Egss-
Steady d ut mark cases lneiuaea. lagis ~
Cheese--Steady at l0Qllc. Us
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Richmond. Va, May %. 1875.
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond, Va, May %, 1906
Report OF the live stock market for, the week
ending May 18th Is az follows: 5 90
Beet steers. 5GsNc.; fair to good. 20 'tsc (,
3h6aihc.; bests cows. 2h@akc.: best
he!fers, 4I4Mc'; medium to good. Sis13Ac.;
cows and calves. ..0g1. % per head. calves,
4ase extra 81 best sheep ~ 5hgSMe com,
7hc.; best best hogs. ea9Ac. common to fair.
5fI5Xc.; cows and stays. 4lI4lfc.
a Prospects good for all kinds OF stock.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE NIARKET.

NEW YORK. May 2s-FLOUR-Quiet. but
firm. Rye Elour-Qniet. corn l'''et 'e
Wheat-steady; No. 9 red. o34s nominal.
elevator Options &c: lower to Ne ne! higher ss
May. ylae July, ssHe septsmbsr So sdEc; none ne
ns%Dsr S op,ons net hshsr May
s7Ac.; July. 5SNc.; September, 64sc.; Decem-
Ser e. s4es oa,s-s.eady; mixed; s.!se; !, :, IL,
s G9t sams 2e Sf.
Firm Western prime prime. IS ssasso geanea arm;
continent, $3.50 Pork-Firm; family, slspi9.0;
short clear, ;ls50d9lS.25; mess. ST o. \ ai-
.iow-steady. Rosln-Quiet. Turpcntine-f1rn
at GOL4161c.
Spot RIO barely steady; No invoice. 1Hsc.;
mild. steady. Futures steady at a net decline
fininS, 15-lsc. centrifugal sl5-s2c.: molasscs
, sqSar' cieamsTy l re cheess-traer
state. full cream large and small NY sNafi anc
selected, 2lc western, hrsts. l6a9l7c.; south-
P Poi bermuda, per barrel; $40 $50
6So southern tSa6 90; state ana %es.er XXX Xxx
100: European, ;2Q2.25; Jersey. sweets. per bar
rel, s9QI3,o0 Cabbuges Irregular ut $iIl,1o per
crate, Freighs to Ltverpool--sensdy; Sotton oy
Quiet; fancy handpicked, 4,s94Sc.: other do
'' cot,on s oll-Maderately active. Prime
crude T. b. mills seaaic, nom'na PRIME
summer yellow. 371s437Ac.; prime Wh11e aho
winter yellow, 4lc E5
B CHICAGO, May 2sr-cear weather IN the
Northwest had a weakening effect to-day oM
the local wheat market but because Of fresh
showed only slight loss. the july OPTION l-. ~
tbs close being Ac. on, Corn was up ~ ~,
Oats were sMGAc. higher Provisions made 4e .
m, aiding ru,uras ranged az followo:
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SI,ot cotton closed quiet; mlduIIng uph nos,
1lSo; middllng gulf 12.i5; sales, s,4oo bales
Cotton quiet: mlddling, 1870; gross receipts sI a.
s,933 bales: sales 3,i00 bales; Stock le3's2s
bales. /, as
Total to-day at all ports--Net recepts, j o16
bales; export to Great Britain. 9gSS bales. 10
tho Continent, io.17f bales; to Japan, s. bales;
socn, 6l,b2 bales. :. II,
"a Consolidated ut all ports--Net receipts, ~ 'se
bales. export to Great Britain. 1873 bales; 10
tho Continent. 10. 40S bales; to Japan, 50 bales .
Total since Scptembcr 1st Mt al poTls,- .Se
receipts, 40 46s haes; export TO Great brltaln,
Continent, e,ass,353 bales; to Japan ll5'lsa
bales to Mexico, 2,7c4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May IS -coTToN --spot
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VIRGINIA SUMMER 'REsoRTs ON
q NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY,
SEASON AND WEEKEND TICKETS
NOW ON SALE.
Summer excursion tickets arc now on
sale to all mountain and seAshore re-
sorts on Norfolk & Western Railway, and
3Oth, good for return passage until Octo-
her al. 1906. Week End tickets will also
he on sale at very low rates. Send to
our office, S3s u, Main Street. for one
OF our new illustrated summer resort
folders. q Il. 4laOsLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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4 NEW York. May ss-The dry goods market
AS quiet to-day in the jobbing houses, owing
to cold wet weather, There was q larger
movement in low bleached goods aid gray
grounds for printers uses. consequent on q
slight shading In prices noted last week. Oh
ond> the ut mind good go - a3fE Ger, hssa
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERsBURd, VA, May 2s-PEANGTS-
spanl sh--Narket nrm at Si07h per bushei.
Virsinias-Market arm at SIC. for fancy stock;
fiAG2c.
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RICHMOND sTOCI1 MARKET.

!; Richmond Va, May %. 1905.
SALES SINCE BOARD.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. prefcrred-No
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW YORK

Via Night Line Steamers except Saturday
making u u Spr M a Mth N aa
S Wns ,o,, Ry. 1t 0 A. NJ and 3 r. NJ and cnas.T
apeake and Ohio Ry,,at . a; NJ, an n1na &
nnr,ii, with Main Limo Ships aaillng att p.6s
~ NJ Tickets sos r, Main Street. ssE
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-20
~~~~
. LOCAL NEWS 5

Cheap R. R. tickets. See Ingersoll.
w. T. Holloway, of Hagerman, was
in town today.
w. S. Prayer went to Carlsbad last
night on a business trip.
Bernard White went to Carlsbad
last night on cattle business.
G.. l.. True returned this morning
from a trip down Ii valley.
j.. P. Church went to Acme his
morning on telephone business.
Valuable town property for sale
A. B. Sanford, Hagerman, N. M. 16t3
A. G. McElhinney has returned
from a business trip north and east.
w. S. Doris left last night for
Carlsbad to work for Seay & Manning
Peter Corn, one of the pioneers of
Seven Rivers, came up this morning
on business.
Mrs. j.. E. Wimberly came up from
Hagerman this morning to spend the
day shopping.
C. c. Harbert came in from Monu-
ment this morning to confer with the
wool buyers.
c. H. McLenatnen came up from
Carlsbad this morning 10 look after
land business.
J. P. White went to the Yellow
House ranch this morning to look
after his cattle.
J. M. Caldwell left this morning on
a months trip to Fort Worth and
Junction Texas.
L. v. Humphrey returned to his
home in Lake Arthur last night after
a short stay here.
George NJ. Smith, secretary of the
L. F. D. outfit, yer to Portales this
morning on business.
Clark Dilley returned last night
from Chicago, where he mas bean for
three weeks on business.
E. r. Tallmadge came in last night
from the Panhandle and will be here
several days looking after business.
Mrs. A. E. Graham, postmistress of
Kenna, returned to her home this
morning after spending four days in
Roswell.
George Wander, of Denve has ar