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cADDIEs BnoUoHr INro ZINE
At Old st. Andrews Hsrsaftar They Are 70
he ReEistered and Licensed.
6pse,aI Cable DsspdtoA 70 THp sur.

At Old st. Andrews Hsrsafter They Are 10
BE RsEistsred and Lioenssd.
Special Cable DIpato. 70 rHn sus.
LONDON, Aug. 24,-Ths st. Andrews Coli
Com M lssioners have decided 70 license anu
register caddies The value Of all caddtes Will
10 reduced TO a dead level and each viii re-
csiye a fair share OF employment
Not even the birds OF the air have hitherto
been more independent and free In their move
ments than the 81. Andrews eaddies. As
rule they have had an existence for over
quarter OF q century and the greater numper
are men OF middle age. A number OF pro-
fessionala have graduated from the class and
those adults who have remained In II have
reputation as coaches ia the game that has al
ways brought In a flnencial return In addioon
to the fec for carrying the clubs.
The regular caddies for the crack players,
too have always held that their services re-
ouired an extra payment when they carried
for golfer unknown to fame. Visitors TO st.
Andrews are always required to book their
time OF playing over the links at least day In
advance. and. for these various reasons. they
have often found 1t i'm possible to procure com
petept oaddie. How far st. Andrews caddie
would 60 for a favorite player was demon
strated in the finals OF the amateur champion.
snip ~ mulTuelu, IN 1901, Whon ~ SA's'S~-
stage OF tho match between A ]. T~Allan OF
Edinburgh and j. Robb OF st, Andrews. after
the drives Alan's ball was found secrsted In
the pocket OF Robb's caddie. one OF the BIT.
Andrews elan. In their domineering way to
strangers the caddies were often nuisance.
The new plan will settle all differences be-
tween the players and the caddies. for the
latter will all be on an equal footing.
A similar ruling regarding the caddies was
entered into last spring by the clubs which
use the links that cluster about both Edln-
burgh and Glasgow, and. presumabl the sue
cess OF the new plan at these two great Golfine
centres has been the impellinG force 70 induce
ths ultra conservative st. Andrews golfers TO
change their former system. An agreement
modelled On the Glasgow plan was entered into
In June by the three clubs having links at Fort
Hamilton. with the result that this season
there has been no trouble whatever with the
caddies The basis OF the agreement WAS to
pay by the hour instead Of by the round. 30
that the caddies do not care whether they serve
q fast or q slow player, Wherever mum Der oil
same community Tor the caddies. the need OF q
union Is apparent. for otherwise the boys C
from course to course as they may please. ii
the Staten Island clubs had mutual under.
standing II is likely that the recent strike oil
the Harbor Hill eaddies would not have been
possible.
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DoINe MUoH ToR PORTO RIoANs.
Activity OF the Governmen Onleers and
Private Contrib utions of Relief.

Activity OF the Government offieers and
Private Contributions of Relief.
Figures taken from the manifest OF the
transport Mcclellan. which sailed on We'd
hesday for Porto Rico with relief supplies.
show that the Government sent 2.129.694
pounds Of sommissary supplies. and that do
natiens from individua In, associations. and
committees reached 9x942 pounds. OF which
$4,000 pounds consisted Of building material.
the donation Of the West Virginia Steel Com
pany. and 1904 pounds Of drygoods. clothing.
etc. Medicines and provisions made up the
total Of the private contributions for free dis
trtbutioh. Col Jones. Of tho Army Transport
Service. has begun the accumulation on the
Government pier. at the foot Of Pacific street.
Brooklyn. OF supplies for the hurricane sui-
fsrers which are to 20 on the Burnside that
sails next Wednesday. 30 far 136. 425 pounds
OF dried peas. 1910 pounds OF hard bread
1880 pounds Of beans. 30.97e pounds Of
oorned beet and 1882 pounds OF roast beef
and 1880 pounds Of rice have been brought
together. Three barrels OF condensed milk
and 80 casea Of impressed food given BY
manufacturers have been received.
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TIE MAR4CAIBO LAUNCHED.
New Steamship for tho Red ID Line Built
at Wilmington, Del.

WILMINGTON. Del. Aug. 24-The Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company this afternoon
launched the freight and passenger steamer
haracaibo for the Red D line OF New York.
The ship was christened by Miss Mary Dallas.
daughter OF J. T. Dallas. experimenting en-
glneer OF the line. The MarGeaibo 10 built I'M
der the American shipmaster's rule. 10 PIT feet
9 inches long over all. 266 feet between per-
pendiculars. 81 feet beam moulded, and 10 to
carry 5000 gross tons on 10 feet DRAFT. with
accom- rotations for about 100 passengers.
She has seven water-tight bulkheads. two
steel masts and tank capacity OF 200 tons.
Immediately after the Maraealbo was
launched on her ways was laid down the keel
OF a new coastwise ship for the Metropolitan
Steamship Company OF New York.
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TONNAGE TAX RECEIPT8.
Slight Failing of in the Amount for tn
Year Ending juno 30, 1900.

Slight Failing of in the Amount for tho
Year Ending June 30, 1900.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.-The receipts from
tonnage taxes in tho United States during the
fiscal year ended June 80 were 1884,, 0S7. COM
pared with $S46.771 for the previous year.
$731.770 for 1897. and S544,255 for 1896.
Steamships paid 500 94+; sail vessels, $780,
615; penalties. $2.52S. British vessels paid
$52S,353; German. S92.93S; American. $685.
s15; Norwegian. $4S.019; o decrease Of $24.-
900 In tho case Of British vessels and an in
crease in others. japan paid $500 com pared
with $2.342 the previous year.
The receipts at New York were $277.7
compared with 1888. s27 for the previous year.
Other principal receipts were: Baltimore,
S64.300; Boston. $54 513: Galveston. $44. oeS
Now Orleans. S67.19S; Philadelphia. 81. 9o1
San Francisco. $37. 800.
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An interesting match played on Wednesday
At the Spring Lake Golf Club links had the fol-
Espsranza Wins ,Ir,. Payet,, tun.

NEWPORT, Aug, "a, There was an interest
Ing race between the thirty-footers this after
noon Tor cup offered by Mrs. Americ Hugh
Paget. and It was won by Harry o. Hnvemeyer.
yr,, IN tho EspeTalEa. The three first boats had
Mrs. William H. Travers on the lolysog' AID
Miss jay on tho WhwA. There was strong
noltherly %lnl and rough SEA. and at times
was u Homo Island. eleven milos to wind ward,
ana return excellent time was mado. Al the
ana Withdrew, also spoing VaquSro's chances =.
me Herr then Jet 9ut after few tacEs the
lead to the end, The run home was win
sainnakers. summary: Wv"
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w.A.Brady Returns with a stan of rux,,,...

William A. Brady. who went abroad several
weeks ago 10 arrange for Champion lin
Jeffries's tour on the other side. arrived on the
White Star liner Britannia last night The
boat was held at quarantine over niRht and
viii NOT come up TO her dopf until this morn
EnElisb champion fesSher UsiEbIif a1R; n me
craig: the Harlem Coffee Cooler who has
Pot been here 70 some years. apd viii oHrley.
Tyne. all OF whom. together with bobby bobSs.
who arrived the other day on the Bars boSsa
tests at the Coney Island Club With the best
american boxers at the respective weights
9ther side that he, would have a lot TO say about
b2Hlng analrs when he returned, especially
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round and about two inches in diameter and
TtwponT. Aug. 21.-The Defender has re-
turned from bristol and 10 II, her moorpss
back Of the torped9 station D S6nsa ,hef
the larger malnsail will be ready for trial In
day or two. Otherwise the Defender II al
ready for the trial races.
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Animal Importations At Havana.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 24.-The War Depart
ment made the statement to-day that during
the month OF June. 1909. there were imported
at the port OF Havana l.l3l cows. 234 calves,
1883 stsorS. $500 rigs. 400 sheep, $40
horses. Sl6 mules and 30 donkeys Total
number Of animals imported for the month,
2SD5s The places IN the United States from
Miami Mobile. New Orleans. Pensacola and
TAMPA w.
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Golf Gossip.

Srous 1T the annual tourney to a, Sese, The
two HIteheock boys, Howard aud Charles. Jr..
sons OF Charles Hitchcock OF New York.
Eighteen holes were played in the forenoon
The cup was won BY Charles Hitchcock, Jr.,
who also won asst year. by the score Of two
morning rounds Howard led his brother by
fwo ha nv
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sPRINoF'sLD, H., Aug, 24.-Gov. Tanner
was reported slightly better tonight. This
does not encourage his friends To believe that
hewil speedily recover. for there is no doubt
that the Governor is still very slek man and
out Tor some time 10 come.
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oBJECr TO THEIR 7RANsPoRE
Third Cavalry Ofieers Say $50 Mon Cannot
be Comfortable On tho st. Paul.

be Comfortable On the st. Paul.
SEATTLE, W.. Aug. 24.-CoL GreenlesL Assist
ant Surgeon General. sent to Seattle by Gen.
Shafter to examine the transport st. Paul has
pronounced her capable Of carrying 750 men
comfortably. The officers Of the Third Cav
airy protested the accommodations are not
suf1lclent for that number. The vessel has been
In the service Of the Government over a year.
carrying on one voyage from San Francisco to
Manila $50 men. and has good accom- moda-
tions for that number. She is one Of the best
troop ships on the Pacific, The action OF the
Third Cavalry officers 10 not clearly ex-
planned. 1t may prevent tho sailing Of the
troops from this port as soon as was antici-
pated.
The transport Alliance sailed tonight with
500 horses and 120 men.
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SIR rHoKAs - VERY HOPEFUL.
But the Shamrock Owner Thinks Columbia
Will Take . Lot of Beating.

apsciai Cable Dsspatnh to TIE Sun
LONDON. Aug. 24-sir Thomas Upton will
be unable to leave London until Saturday.
thus preventing the reception which 1t was
proposed by the Northern yacht clubs to tender
him at Liverpool on Friday Representatives
OF the Northern yacht clubs. however. will give
him send-of on Saturday.
Sir Thomas 10 distinctly hopeful OF winning
the Americas Cup. but thinks that the Column
bla win want "a lot OF beating" During the
races he will entertain his friends on board
the steam yacht Erin. The Fifth Avenue
Hotel will be his headquarters ashore,
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Soldier Death. In Cuhn.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 24.-The following death
report has been received from Gen. Brooke at
Havana: Death report I'D. Santa Clara:
friy"te James EDWARDS, X, second Cavalry.
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Se9TSe L tS at 2, ne RyfsF MACY 1Hit GIpR'
eo~srsd from Mi hs rh r" attack for fort
ssd pssG reeosd sur s
at Baltusro!. On Sunday Wilson and Low will
oStos abb sRe ssa Wills
second hall q the Wilson and Low match will
be at Dyker Meadow on Thursday.
Bernard Nichols. of the, PHILADELPHIA Coun-
try Club. has returned to his home links after
ao eapsn hss @hsp he
sonaI In the country in Homeland home
With A. nj Dave HuS %.o
and willie Thompson we're few Of ths. men
stantiated their acceptance Of the challenge BY
pos se IN t ss9:
Eieholis III Thompsons baekers were, 80
eager for him to NEE meet me- why didn't On they
%oPthS Wax Of the DetTns cSGE9tFy
81 f home home. and home match on Saturday next
at Bala. will play Thompson any time after
the opsn championship for any amount he
likes to mention.
P1TTsr1EIp. AuG 24.-In the tournament for
women,'s and mems classes The green's were
Jullans Cutting OF New York against Mrs.
Wosi Of New York: The PLAYERS were even up
and the match by up The other scores In
Mrs; HaTiI: beat In Miss s, GRACE Allen: By
Marie Eddy, up and 8 to play.
In the mems matches the scores were
o. Ssrn beat b. and 70
5oSn Barker beat MeA Vance up and to play
and II. W. Allen beat h. sehan. UP and to play.
DEAL BEACH. Avg; 24..In the second round
for the ehsmIionship Of the Deal Coli Club.
ballard defeated Alien. / up: Conk lin. defeated
OConnor drew a bye. Rsinhardt made the
best score for d holes. AZ within one stroke Of
Con H vs.. BALLARD The tie 6st~ee eDf DEAF s
and Norwood for the champions hi p OF the North
.fafE%s w SS on LaS
be PLAYED at Norwood In the morning and
eighteen at Deal in the afternoon.
The matches in the open tournament OF tho
Kebo Valley Club. at Bar Harbor, were post.
poned yesterday on account OF a storm.
The third match between teams OF three
representing the Crescent Athletic Club and
the Marine and Field Links played at the latter
tsa 1r Hn.a san "ttD' viii. IGftssot~r
Henry sgeman..,..... NJ Gnmartin. o
George shltz. D. HsnrahAn ........... o
Total. ...........,....2o Total. O
The Crescent boys won tho two earlier
matches.
An interestipg, match played on Wednesday
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DIR. DAlrympls Comes Near Drovn,pr

DR. r. W. Dalrymple, treasurer OF the New
Rochelle Civil Service Board, had q narrow
escape from drowning while swimming In Echo
cay: near New hocheils. Yesterday Gternoon.
came exhausted He Was sinking ioF The tb Gp
Tune when AlsHandsr WillaK and Charles i.
bbaneri o. ne New Hoehslle Rowing Club.
ashore. NNS"s MN
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Yurther AID for tho Porto Rionus.

The Maritime Exchange reported yesterday
the receipt Of additional contributions amount
ing to S655 to the Porto Rican Relief Fund
The Merchants Association reported addi-
tIonal contributions to tho amount OF 81 .SOA,
among them one Of 500 from Gov Roosevelt,
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Tho Yankee Yacht Genosee Wins Three
STRAIGHT from the BeaYer.


Toronto, Aug 24-The Genesee won a hol-
low victory here to day. beating the Canadian
yacht Beaver for the third consecutive time
by 10 minutes SO seconds. and carrying of the
Canada CUP. Canadian yachtsmen were ex-
cessively proud OF the trophy aud feel badly
over its loss, but the little eoptre board sloop
did her work so clearly. the contests we're so
deciaiye and thei viotors bore themselves 80
TIE race to-day VA sailed n I sl1-mIis
course was triangle, a. In the frat race, seven
miles to each leg. and the start, was 10 ade from
z buoy near the western end OF the island
the Pathfinder "a 1l,l5 and the Canadian
S 1S .at ss T Ss 5o,ss os"a
toward tho buoy In long reaches. In this work
Genesee Is admittedly the better, When the
over eleven minutes. and the Beavei looked as
II she. were beaten. She stood, with Hopping
sails for nearly minute watching her fiset
isht breeze hseied her over and she ere ersp {
up TO and rounded the buoy
The Gepesee carried her big Reinsail and
her balloon lib and bowled merrlly away for
toPfSsli ena reaiShIng II. Her skipper also
western buoy. the wind having shifted tribe
TO the south; This was considered the Beavers
Susy s II eavs fS ooWed seS second
The third leg was 9 close reach back, the
the east again, The GensSee made a beNutl-
tul run homo, making a short board Just he
fore coming up to the buoy. Her maGL ihcent
yhstinG and cheering from the other boats.
Summary:
o.. First Second
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LONDON, Aug. 24.-Ths st. Andrews oo',
Com m lssioners have decided TO license sno
register caddies The value Of all caddies will
DO reduced 10 a dead level and each will re-
cslve fair share OF employment,
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representing the Crescent Athletic Club and
the Marine and Field links, played at the latter
course YesterdAY. reBulted as follOHR:
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The Crescent boys won tho two earlier
matches.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07

changed. American middling. g s-s2d.
The sales of the day We're $4,000 bales.
of which 1000 were for speculation and
export, and included $4,000 American
Receipts. 1890, all American.
Futures opened quiet, but steady.
with moderate demand. ana closed
steady; American middling. January.
8 oz-64d. seller; January and February,
o2-6id seller; February and March
3 O3-6iW3 0i-6fd sellers; March ana
April, 0i-GiGl3 O5-6td buyers: April
and May. 3 05-6403 06-6id. buyers:
May and June, O6-6iGp3 07-G4d. buy,
ers; June and July. 5 O7-G403 OS-Gid.
buyers; July and August. 5 os-6i03
os-oid. buyers; August and September.
Der. 09-Gi@3 1O-6ld. BUYERS. october
and November $ 1O-G4d. buyer: Noyem-
Der and December, 3 1O-G4@3 11-6id
sellers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
REVIEW OF MARKETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange, Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.

New Work. Innuarv q .poreistent
bear pressure ,n-doy caused much
sto,l, ha,d fn,. - .,.iso, ~ Ne th,ow,r, nvcr.
,esnItin.t in = rnnsiderabia hrsa1, In The
spec;altias AMI a deelinn Of about a.
poirt In marv of the roilroad STOCKS.
irhe moIl5e, Mas broad and unusually
active d,n.iI,~ lilo 1ioufdatinr nroeess.
I,o,,don was a e,slier on haiSnrr The
S,arintions in M, sai.,v MUTATIONS here
y,srn snn9ll hui an ,Inssftl.6 feeling
eoo6 Set IN on eyi1ones I'm, many Of
tha sneciaities whicb have repentlv
l,een marked leadnr; showed jacll of
nnnnn,t irbeya yrero t@,n,,,.aiv raj
Jies ona anont ,,nc,, hrin,-n.e nrices
iact in ycefe,da,,,, cinsnr Ge,,res.
ert,iro,o 5one,,.ai to he ,noderofe
sella,. w5hiis HV,Sl,i,,ttnn frn,ses seon,-
cd ni,rchnsers II md timc or another
,,ronniInre6 eiron.-tb ana material nd
Sances wa,.s shnv,n nv colorado
sr,,the,n ptttehI,,r c,in,,innati 81
T,o,,is Sonibe,n I3ci0c Nr0biia ana
ohm Veell.,n ii1ian t,olorsdn T1uel
ana IroI, l{,,hha,. .I,nbacro su@ar chi
caao Gne Nnv yo,il A;,, R,Ske ana
NfSnbnttar, n1thoiiyh M advance in
these storl,s vq,e nartlv eliminated.
Nhilc IN H. casa n Nfrnboftnn ana
Chicopn Cas thev declinoI below ves-
teraav,s closn ip Tho hao,-v f0uidation
AZ tha l,st 49,. Il-he.ii,.. md Tnl,a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
CHICAGO MARKET.


Chicago. January 6.-Abscnce of fersh
puying orders to-day, in the face of
heavy liquidation. caused n break of
considerable dimensions in wheat, corn
ana provisions Oats ruled firm and
closed unchanged. May wheat lost MO
rs; corn, sc; uork, soc. lard,
I2'ac,' and ribs, 5Ql7lsc. each
flour quiet but steady; No. 2
spring wheat, G6MG6Sc.; No 8
spring wheat. G3G67c.; No. 2 red, 700
alc; No. corn. 35@35hc.; No. . oats.
2G'Aq27c.; No. 2 white, 29GSOc.: No. 8
white: SSM@29c.; No. . rye, 5l%c.; No.
barley, 40@5lc; No. naxseed, 1.12;
new, 116; prime timothy seed. $50:
mess pork, per barrel. 97OQ9,So: lard.
rer 100 pounds, 5.i56D5.50: short ribs
sides Qoose) ,4.65@4.9O; dry sailed shout
ders (boxed), 4h@i3sc. short clear
sides tboxedD, 5.oO@5lO; whisliey, distilI-
ers' finished goods, per gallon, 127; SUI
CARS unchanged
on the Produce Exchange TO day the
Buttei' Market was firm; creams. 14cD
S0Gc; diaries. 12@lSc.; eggs dull; fresh,
25@26c.
The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
MOONS PHASES
SHIPPING REPORT,
rorcig,, mud Co.sfwi,..
ARRIVED.

Dan. stmp. Nordfarer. Brunnich,
Galveston, to coal.
Br. stmp. Knight Companion, Finnis
New York, to load.
Br. stump. Tropic, Barber, Galveston,
to coal.
Br. stmp. Bramblc. Postlethwaite,
Newport News, 10 finish.
Tug L. II. Williams. towing brges.
Sloop and T9ios STRAIN. Jr., Balti-
more, steel rails, to S. A. L.
CLEARED.
Dan. stmp. Nordfarer, Brunnich
Havre coaled.
Br stmp. Tropic, Barber Liverpool,
schr: Florence Randall, Randall
New York, coal.
SAILED.
Amr. stmp. Winifrcd, Hodgkins, New
York.
schr. John T. Williams, Knowlton,
New York.
schr Caspar Heft. vane, baltimore.
Schr. VIM. McGce, Pearsall, New
York.
Schr Venus. Seward. Claremont.
Bge. c. Il. Bowen, Petersburg
Br. stmp. Cacicque, Barry. New
York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKED

NlIW OlIlA COIlON MANN VI.
New York, Jan. 6.-There was
steady market for cotton futures as de-
VelOped by the opening call, which
showed an advance of 2@3 points. y
little later the Improvement increased
to SOC points on yesterdays closing
prices. The principal bun influence
was the cable news from Liverpool,
showing spot sales of 5000 bales, in
the English market. the confirming prl-
vate cables forecastlng large activity
on the part OF the foreign consumers.
There is now on the way 10 Liverpool,
$4,000 bales of American cotton, which
is materially in excess of the quanti-
ty aloat last week, or last year the
corresponding time. This fact. in con-
ncction with reports indicating that
foreigners We're still eager for supplies,
causing American spinners to active
competition furnished Il decided ele-
mont of firmncss, and covering was a
feature during the morning. Wall
street and other outside buying was
not what the local traders had depend
ed upon, however, and realizing turned
the market 1@2 points from the best
figures OF the forenoon. But through-
out the session the nndertone of the
market was steady; reports of bad
weather in the cotton belt contribu-
ting to the hesitation TO sell for short
account. The market was finally
steady at n net gain of 8 20 . points.
Port receipts fell below expectations,
while the weather forecast was for con-
timed unfavorable conditions tonight
and tomorrow.
New York, Jan. Cotton futures
opened steady: January, 555; Fcbru-
airy. 55i; March. 557; April, sci; May,
56j: June. 5.GS: July, $40; August, 5.73;
September, 5.6S: October $40; Novem-
her so.
Futures closed steady; January. $50:
February. 5.5G: March, $50: April, 5.63;
May. 500; June. go; July. $40; Au-
gust, b75; September, 5.72: October,
5.79; November, 5.73; December. 5.75.
spot closed steady: mddlng uplands,
SIS; middllng gulf. 6is: sales, 575 bales.
New York, Jan. G.--Cotton steady;
mddlng. SIS; net receipts. 100: gross,
1872: sales. 575; stock Si,292.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 39,1N: eX-
ports to Great Britain. 9725: France.
800: Continent, 800; stock, 1,2o4O75.
COnsolidated-Net receipts, 2Si,9S5:
exports to Great Britain, isaac:
France, 3s,S9i; Continent. 79.Sl0.
Total since September met receipts,
Goes '46s; exports to Great Britain. o.
G6S.l1a. France. 496.15S; Continent. L.
5i0,27S.
New York, Jan. G.-The following are
tha total net receipts of cotton at all
ports since September /. 1925:
Galveston. 1,S70,GS9; New Orleans. L.
42l,S39: Mobile, 1891 Savannah. S45,-
80; Charleston. $40. 260 Wilmington,
27l.iG2: Norfolk, i51.3i6; Baltimore, 49,
49, New York. 76.76l; Boston. 1720oS;
Newport News. 1920: Philadelphia d.
Se2 Brunswick. 19l.3l5: Port Arthur
j 500; Pensacola. 1l6.161; Port Royal
| ISLES. Total, 6,025,4GS.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans, Jan. 6.-Cotton futures,
steady; January, 5.15I51C; February,
{. 20G522: March. 5.22@5.2S; April. $3.50
$50; May 5,33@5.34; June. M5.3S@5.io;
July, 5.43@5.4d: August. 5.43G5ii: Sep
TENDER, 5.37Q5.S9; October, 5.3S45.i0.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
L i,.n,.r,.,nl- I'm II ~ IN - tan.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
NAVAL STORES.

Charlcston, S. c.. Jan. G.-Turpentinc
market, firm at A2l2c.; rosin, firm, UNI
savannah. Ga, Jan. 6.-spirits tur-
pentinc, firm at 43hc. rosin. firm.
Quote-A, Il, C, d. Il, +, $1.00; F. $l.10;
II, $i.25; 1. $1.i0; X. $1.55 NJ $l.G5; n,
$1.75 W, C, $2.05; w, w, $3.50
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. G.-Splrits
Hurpentine, dull at iSGIiSl&c.; rosin,
firm ut 97lac. and S1.02Ia; crude tur-
pentine, firm ut $l,S0 and $3.50; tar,
firm at S1.1Q.