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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-22
DECLINE,
OF OYSTER INDUSTRY
Dr.. Moore S Report on James River Beds Shows
That Prompt Action Must Be Taken
by Legislature
by Legislature.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Washington, D. c., January 21.-The
report of DR.. H. i. Moore on the in
I Vestigation made by him of the Vir-
jsinia oyster grounds during August
and September, 1909 is creating great
deal of discussion IN scientific circles
mere. Tho fact that 1871 acres, or
about 70 per cent, OF the rocks in
James River have been found barren,
and that only 3,227 acres have been
classified as bearing dense growth, is
generally taken to Indicate the rapid
decline of Virginia's oyster Industry
unless the Assembly takes some prompt
action. The report is also regarded as
strong campaign document for the
planters.
Every one in a. position to apprc.
ciate the character of the work praises
the results of DR. Noore's labors.
While his expedition was tho third
that inspected the Virginia rocks. It
was by far the most exhaustive. and
its charts are considered models OF ac.
curacy
After explaining the methods fol.
lowing in his own investfga ton ana
IN those made by Lieutenant Franci.
Winslow In 1873 and j. B. BAYLOR in
1872. DR.. Moore describes the nature
OIL the natural rocks" in tho James.
ana discusses the condition of tho
.Wenty-one rocks and shoals from,
winch market oysters are tonged, and
me fifteen seed oyster rocks and
shoals.
In describing the effect of the Gull"
avs which require tongers to return
III small oysters and shells to the bot
ON Or. Moore notes the methods by
"hich the rocks are denuded "a
tense bed he notes, "in course OF mar
IA denudation by longing is not UNI
"rtnly depleted over Its whole area.
ne tongers spread themselves moro
r less promiscuously over the rocks
no take UP practically all Of tn.
gsters In patches. while other areas,
re, Tor the time being. inadvertently
cit untouched. Later many Of these
spots arc tonsed with
roht, until the worked areas become
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ooTroS .Ai.fkiKETs.

New York, January eth. cote,
vas quiet to-day without developine am.
higbs, eAG Ts, and with prices generally
~ ssi, me close was firm Al not advance
OF oQ25 points, eta25 points nee hinbsr ~,
me more active months oH
10 80 market opened steady at an advance
" points TO decline OF ) points wIich
Wds about in line with the ,howin~ ~ ~
Sao!es. AZ first there seemed to he ouito :,
ii.'Ie cotton for sale, as there was soma
snpsara ds >, "qn!daiion. and 'oom tradyrs
aappeaisa 10 be taking the short side for a
t u'n' but after selling off 10 a net loss of
~ I'm fNe points on active months the mar
i1s,,, mined up on arbitrasc buying and a
demand Tor spot houses. Business hnnar,a
o s, curing the middle OF Tho day. ana Iii
.le market influenced by connaratiyai,
f h,,, ~ ORDERS there was some irrogularIly
,nar,,a, general trend was upward, and the
inarket rnied very firm late in tho dav
oNthE 10 oulilsh Southern spot adyices IN
bI,,et ssdue accounts from Manchester
psihsn weekend hgures covering and
s ntheF better scattering demand win,
Lhs close at practically the best pr,"ata
sasiees received during The day from me
, ,2ou.h claim that all distressed cotton has
eeeh liquidated, and that very llttle is ot,ar
ing while local spot people asssr, ,r. NV
utptihe IN contracts has carried the Nnn
-. aot. HaFket about cent under a Marty
"ish the interior Possibly .hcro was some
euppoft to-day from pcopio who cxncct y
FeadJustnlent to a spot BAGS ana t,,,,a
cain that mills and trad. interests 49,.
ven large buyers OF contracts against re-
qureHents between now and the end of tho
stsson southern spot markets. Officially ro
ported to-day wero generally nominal IL
unehansed prices. New York figures make
spinnsrs' takings for the we., Soss O0o 49,,
asatnst 2ea;po last year. pointing to a dc.
crease eh !. IN the visible supply of American Of
npout ss'ooo ohles compared with an increase
W :, oa,Vn , naies tor the same week last year
Receipts at the ports today were iSs;
Dales hsainst 25,5s5 last week and $1,000 bales
i ,ssa %. year For The week la5,oo bales against
days receipts al New orleans s'ss, halls
asalnst s,s55 last year. and al Houston l,sgs
paies against A.cs2 last year. 80
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. 7 : = ~
jor considerauon--the welfare and
prosperity OF tho citizen
Eject of Innovations.
ON the other side of the question
II Is necessary to consider the eject
of so drastic an Innovation upon the
weifare OF large body of persona
whose livelihood in part Is at present de-
pendent upon the situat ion to which
INC policy OF the State has given tha
aspect OF presumed perrnanency. I'M
ncdiately upon the alienation OF thu
pubic beds the men engaged on them
Tor part of the season are. for tho
time being. forced from the category
OF independent workers into that of
employees. unless they themselves elect
to. take up bottoms in severalty. The
value of this objection Is mainly sem
5timental. but not less real on that
account.
THE third course mentioned, that
rs. the renting of the unproductiva
rocks which may be recovered by pri-
vate' planters. presents fewer difficult
t ues than either. The valid obiec-
lions to 1t are mainly concerned with
administration. BY retaining the pres-
ent natural rocks intact the tongera
would be left in possession OF every
,thing of value to which they now
have access, while the opening of tho
barren bottoms for lease would make
productive considerable areas now
Va!ueless to all. The tongers would
sun nave the option of independent
work on the natural rocks: they would
have Increased opportunities OF en-
Pioynent by tho planters: and soma
or them could themselves lease bot
! toms for their own use. In every way
1t would appear to be economically
!. w r1 to the industry and tho
The chief objection to this course
lies In the difficulty OF separating the
natural productive rocks from those
" might be leased and made pros
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-22

rcd si..oaL2i: No. hard, si1s@r.4. M.
hard, sl.os@t15ik: No. / northern. Sil3i,W
1,Aia; No. northern, $i.l2gi.14: No
spring, sL1o1L12. corn--No :, 65a 6etsc; No.
white. $50 969c.; No. yellow, e. 0sI,ic. !;
NO .. 65h n 65Stc.: No. 3 yellow, 55st q IS,
No. SIC: No. yellow, 6iTs5c. Osts-No.f g.
is!7cc.; No white, iaci51ac,, No. white
lsA q i'c.; standard. 4ais 59,.c.
Baltimore. Md. January zi.-oats-Firm;
white. No. 2. 53is G5ic.; white, mixed. No. 2.
as4Ssi5c Rye-Firm: No. . WESTERN, - a sss.
80. western. domestic. SiIs3c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-22
New York
Stock Market

New York. JANUARY 2i--Thc stock
market gave further evidence to-day
of the good effect OF the purgins and
rcctifying process 10 which 1t has been
subjected this week. a good absorptive
demand was shown al all levels during
the day.
The Hooking Coal collapse and tho
embarrassnlents which 1t brought wero
prices. which carried few important
stocks below last nights closing level.
The steady Improvement in the
money market and Investment situa-
sion abroad was helpful one in the
New York stock market. This sign of
buying To cover shorts by the bears
was an influence in the days rise. but
measures against the shorts did not
seem to he aggrossiveiy pursued. Tho
rise iii prices was tho occasion for
some rumors of coming favorable de-
Telopments The sharp advance in
human r9iiinan shares revived rumors of an
The in,mipence of the United States
Steel quarterly dividend meeting
which is to occur next Tuesday, made
that stock the subject OF dividend ri.
Inors also. The vigorous advance in
United States Steel was notable sus-
,.alnins influence on the whole mar
Preliminary estimates of tho weeks
currency movement pointed to another
neavy influx of cash to bank reserves. |
something near sis.eooooo having been
combined.
value. sS.sos,o0o. United States bonds |
we're unchanged on call.
Total sales Of stocks for the day
We're s9i,a00 shares.
New York, January 2i.--Afoner on
rail- steady. 1-aGi per cent; ruling
rate, 81: closing bid. s L.: offered
~ sd Time loans easy: sixty DAYS. |
per cent. and ninety dave 4. ST.
months { IL. Prime mercantile pa.
per. 1-eR per cent. Sterling OK I
change weak, with actual business In, I
bankers bills at s4SSeoGs.Ss75 for Z
siNty-day bills and at s4S6S5 for de- :,
inand Commercial bills. s4.s3n =
a4.SS l. Bar silver. 5e ia. Next g
ran dollars, a. Government bonds / =
STEADY. Railroad bonds. firm G
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks il New York
SALES.

100 Amer. Agri. Chcm. co.
500 allls-ChaImcrs ..,f.'..
100 Allis-Chalmers, pfd .....
o2,Wo 1nlalgnmnted Copper
GO American Can ........
,U american Can. pfd. .......
a,iO Amer. Car and Foundry.
700 Amer. Car and IFoun.. pf,l
Wy american Cotton oil.
32W American Locomotive
Amer. Locomotive, pfG.
1860 american Smelling
80 American Beet Sugar.
LOO American Sugar ........
2o2o Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
10 American Tobacco, com.
40 american Tobacco. pfd..
3,,O 4hnacondn Copper ......,.
$500 Atchison
600 Atlantic Coast Line.
IL ~. G. l. OF Connecticut.
1000 Baltimore and Ohio. 49,.
$3.50 Brooklyn nRpid Transit.
100 Central Leather ..........f
U.lU Chesapeake and Ohio. -.
Leo Chicago Great Western.
Leo Chi. Grit. West, ptd.
$500 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul.
Ito Chicago and Northwest.
100 Clev. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
4,lW Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern.
100 Col. and South, LIST pfd
go Col. and South. I'd pfd..
l5.g0 Consolidated Gas
$40 Delaware and Hudson.
l,:No Den. and Eio Gran. com.
80 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
80 Distillers' Sec. Corr.
2.Gno Erie ..................s
loo Erie, list pfd. 80.
lp Fed. MIN. and SIN, pfd..
400 General Electric .........
Loo Great Northern. IAtd. -.
800 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
300 Hin Dis Central ........
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CHURCH lotlfe8.

l
:. Fi II PREsBYTERIAN cHURcu-nEv,
=. \. McFADEN. D. D., pastor.-Proachin.
a. - =, = a.. -, al anu r. NJ BY the pastor. sun
scnooi at 800 a, N. Prayer-neetinr
ali "e'nesaay at +. N. Welcome 10
,ri SECOND : ON PREsBYTERIAH CHURCH.
t nne d rev. RUSSELL CECIL. o. D.. pastor.
1Iteaehi!is at II y. NJ. and 5 p. NJ Seryi,a
! y. ". osuoot va
/, ,,a The PULPIT AT THE CHURCH or THE
covenant VIII be hlled ut IL A. NJ Nv Rav-
j.. G. SNEDECOR, LII. d, OF Tusca,aos.
aia'. and at p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. 7
Be , sInMaRr I, 2; : p. Special music viii
choir under the leadership of Mr.. Webb 20
Hlll. director and solost. -
re GRA ! STREET PRESBYTERIAN
Church tcorner Fourth and Grace Street.S
preaching at IL a. NJ. and s r. M
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tERoAD9 ANT,
IWclfth Strcets).-The pastor Itey CEc,
y. ". MCDANIEL. D. D., viii preach at II a
att IuoSief Ihs s an,n OF tho south"
Girls." Sunday School ca. w. Patterson
supt.l s:so A. NJ welcome to all.
SECOND f,TL1 BAPTIST cHURcH--DR. w. Il.
F. NJ Themes, ".Iesus .Anontcd Messiah,
ana Comfort for DISCOURAGED People" Sun.
Gay Gay School $50 a. A. Frank I. crump,
SRA, GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
SSracc and Foushce strcets)--Rov. DAVID
n, n. RAMSAY ..slIS D. D.. pastor. Al Ii a. M.
ss,T si'l ~ ps an address by tho Rev. j. r
t,S Tho pastor and Dir. WATTS. aubinct
J: oinS P"ople. and Il Great Tievivaln sun
rs sapt t9 Pr yer mes N sDr Wm A. Har
p. M. a cordial welcome 10 ali. 'E'Ny d
!. GROVE sI[s. AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. g. JAMES. Til. r., pastor prcach,n y :.
by the pastor ut IL A. nj. and S r. NJ sar
Vices VIII be under the auspices OF tho Sal,
chi. +. Cox. supt) "Wednesday evenins M:
ats O'clock.
NtI1THpDISr.
4 UNION STATION METHODIST 3CIIIIErt< |
tcornor Twenty fourth and " Streots5~Rav |
+, Il POTTS : /, pastor, Preaching at II 4.
Rev !. +. LIpscoa!b, 8. bs B.. nasto1
Preaching at II IA, Nj by Rev w. A.
CHRISTIAN and at s NJ, by tho pastor.
sunday School at 9:so Welcome for all.
MoNUMENTALRC CHURCH. {ERECTED 1914
an site Of Theatre burned 1911. Broad street
below th).--Services at II A. NJ. and
:. NJ seats f cnn1srtAy
shurch--Rev. u. HI, MELTON. pastor.
= at y a. NJ. aud y. NJ. conducts
LUTHERAN.
FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL, TIT
.raaa church Con Seventh Street between
' 'ss A. NJ Sabbath school; Ii A. II.
! ,,,,,r qqnRIsTIAN SCIENCE.
shurcn OF Christ, Scientist. win be held
n,!h 1rr1 morning in church edifce Cor
~, ra'A avsnue and Meadow street, at II
. uiosN, suh1eet "Trutil.'' Wednesdav I
ven ny 4, testimonial and experience meeting
:, wy The easing rooms are located in ths
'nhIllnaI OF Commerce building, and nrs !
pen avery Gay from ~. = ~
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hoy Is Pnrolcd.

u Special to Tho Times -Dispatch.1
{ ,.iayettevtlle, N. c.. January a1.--An-
drew burns, an eleven year-o old negro
BOY, charged with shooting Charles
M alcLauchlin. his nineteen-year-o old co,ls-
m last December. in Superior Court
iinanslaughter and was released into
me custody of his father to appear
!. eacn succeeding term or court for
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Cases in Circuit conrt

Chatham. Va, January 2i.--In' civ.
cult Court this week. Titus Davis. for
burning the barn of Pink Wimbisil.
! lea java, was given three years in
sue :, 13s, tiary; Willie Whitehead for
I mere ere one year. Waddy Simpson ia
being tried. charged with burning the
STAPLE of Geo. Shuler, near NIotley.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-22
Streets Arc Flooded.

Especial to The Times -Dispntch 1
4. Winchest ter, Va January sl.--Water
street and part OF the downtown dis
t III, were flooded to-day. Heavy rains
ana = : q, netting ,,, snow caused the water to
noon the Ice pack broke up, releasinr
the water Aside from flooding tho
collars. little damage was done
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NAVAL arr,nn..a

wilmington. n. q! January s1s,,.,,.
lnrpontine--R casks. 1,osir. sh,f.rs
kst steady a. sa7S: receipts ID barr"is
=, Tf,m - s21g; receipts los nrreis. crude
barrnls. '-''VWhoV' receipts 10
my nmyannhi d.. en- January e.-Turpentino--
eas s sue Sales 100 easia receipts is
aaios ssn p' ns. go casks. Rosln--Firn,;
shinn,e - .nnarrels: receirto 1876 burrels;
slm'p,nen,s 5a5 casks; stock lso.sio barrels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-22

LIVERPOOL. January ai.-The following are
me weekly cotton statistics: Imports all
Kinds 5000 bales; imports. American, so0W
eaies; stocks al kinds its3 too bales; stock.
Cd, 9.'oeo bales total sales. all kinds, 5000
pales; total sales American. 5000 bales;
English sptnners' taking. 900 bales: total
eAport. 1900 bales; quantity afioat. all kind
1900 bales total sales OH specuia tion 30o
oales; quantity afloat, Amer;can, $1,000 bales;
total sales 70 exporters. LED bales.
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CHICAGO GRAIN niAnkKr

Chicago. H., January oL-Gian prices ad i.
vanced here to-day responsive to stronger
foreign cables and an Improved demand fol
cash grains, ranging at the close from u az
lhc' higher than yesterdays final figures
Inc leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. IIish. Low. Close
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

American Tobacco i..... :,
,,n,,,ssa ooaeco 's. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iesh
,to,,ss eohs. is..--'........................ IFS
,,1,,,;, - :. .................. 11sia
BROOKLYN Trsn.; t.'ne ist is....s........... eiE
central or S;nor-, as.'.'.....,........ SIx
chesanentxa ,,sa 10 10SS
chicago, a and G, m.o ret. Ss............ 1854
q chicago, T. l. and Pac. r. r. col A., SSi,
chicago, Il. l. and Pac Il. f. col s. ,,I;stt
chicago r. j. and Pac. Ry. rfs. 4s.... 81 .
soLoI AUG aIlo sou. ref. and oAt. 4!Ss.... e14.
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dhemeeyes stendily on rnpred e,,adI, asi s1ls
fall distribution. Cotton yarns arc en-. aor
prices sG 2, o.n lover nc local w a
foreign carpet woods for better ti,n, i a. u,
purDpspa. 'tiiaH CHTpol
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RICHMOND pRoprcr M.nKrr

Note: Unless otherwise stated these QUO
tatiohs are wholesale prices. Orders filled
from stores In small lots are charged extra,
( tLoUR-Receipts liberal and market very
auiet at prices quote WHEAT-In good de-
lnahd. CORN-fns good demand OATS
Gulet. RYE-Unchanged very quiet. HAY
,, Mlth continued light receists our market
is active a the advanced quotations.
oTAToES-Continue in fair demand ;
fair receipts.
;;aPPLES- unchanged; very quiet
6I1I1nsS,-,Eeceipts light and market active.
boIIER-Steady at prices quoted.
PouLIRi-lseceipts moderate and both
I'VE and dressed steady at prtces quoted.
light receipts.
tive.
RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEk-wheat,
i5,sss bushels; corn. 4ll2a bushels: oats, 1925.
bushels: rye. 1910 bushels; Hour. 4siS bar
rels hay, 257 tons; mllfeod, 800 tons.
, STOCK IN ELEVATOR 11als
bushels; oats, 2.9sl bushels.
.a Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-22

n.eainer Brandon. 1larpeY Norfolk, mer-
= uruhdlse and passengers, OH Dominion Line.
James River landings, merchandise and pas
seGn,Eers Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora. thurman, Petersburg and
james River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers. Phillips Line.
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Southern Pacific COW. 4s'................ 1881
southern Railway 5s........,-..........,. 100
southern Railway gen 4s............... soM
United States refundlns g, 'egistercd.. zoos
I,, states refundins e; eoupon.-... 1oofs
1,, states Us, registered '..."....... 1o1H
, untea states 49, couron ;.-........-.. 1olA
T ,r,,o s.ates is, ed'......'.... 1ftis
lniteu 2ldtes ~, oupoii.'''.'........t... i1i3s
gn.oh gafinc conV. 4s'...,................ 1lS5t
United states Steel End 5s..,.......... Iotis
virginia. Carolina Chemical js........... 20
"aoash list and ext. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. a
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MILLER 8 co.
HANGERS AND BRoKEHs,
10Y T.. Main Street,

MM sn New York. stock Exchange.
n nesr, ofk j. Cotton Hxchange, Chicago
jnwnsut,,vl Trade, Orders 3executed for
ri or on margin on all eI-
Chicasas' Private wires to New York,
aso ana New Orleans. s i,l
n. LEE RQpEN.
Al MauAsCri 4{
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Z CuRISTJAN sC,Inn,crr

,, REGULAR sERvIcEs OF FIRST
81 OF Christ Scientist. win be ' held
No., rn,an pam morning IN church ednce Cor
h h.l,. rark avenue and Meadow street, at n
o.olosk, Subject. TRUTH WeanosS :. y
eve s9Id testimonial and exper!ence meetin,s
a,h sisv nc ea.ins rooms are located il the
ANh.lpaa az commerce building, and are.
.epen every day from 10 until XII ARD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-22

Chicago, Ill, January .-cattle-Receipt.
estimated at 500 head. Market loaI5c. low.
er' steers S5dS.io; cows. Sy5Ou5.5o: heiters.
s2ioas.co; bulls s,95t0, calves. ssdpa.7s:
st2ckers and feeders, s375ua.5o. Hoss--Re.
seipts estimated at $500 head Market
st .na 10 &c. lower Choice heavy. $3.50
s'. ~ bntGhers' S%@4s.7o: right mixed 1886 a
SO; choice light, $50 s.oS. pigs s7s5 qps.ss:
bulk OF sales, SS45@S.6o. sheep-Receints "a.
timated at Sooo head Markct steady Sheep.
se d: lambs' ilcoa s.s5, yearlings, 1850
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Els head. Steers, $5.e a 500: bulls. st9seS
800; COWS, $2.aO9i.6c. Calves--Recaipts sS7
head. yeals, }78l1.oo. culls. S5Q6.5o; barn.
T Dinl; calves, S3sSg4-5o. Sheep and Lambs
S2.59@ 30; lambs, s7@s.5O; cults, s5.5op65O.
h,oEs-Receips 1874 head. Pennsylvania
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Treasury Statement.

Treasury Statement.
Washington. y. c.. January ci.--Thc condi-
tion Of tile Treasury at the beginning or
business today was as follows:
Trust Funds.
tiold sS7i ,s?J $50
silver 4si. 100
silver dollars of 1Sgp.,.......,,....... 3,9os 600
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

"I4ANUT 1NIAftAIyI. MS
rSkeported by Rodgers. AlcCabe g. COB
!, l ast,etsbuTg, Va. January I.--Peanuts.--
3 ais at sl,S7ls ner bushel. Vr-
Una rlrn,i bunch. AZ @4kc, fancy. tdp
$50. machine picked. shG4S.: shellins
i,,.ls s'2fiq Both Spanish dnd Virginiaa
:" 5000 aemand OFFERINGS small.
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December ..............1a.5o 1856 125. 1855
Spot cotton closed quiet, 20 points higher.
miadiins uplands, liS, midJlins sull 1L7o:
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Cotton. quiet; middling, li.45; gross re-.
eeipts, ig,ei5 bales; sales. 2,5Su bales. stock.
Total to-day at all por,s-Net rece,p.y.
.iao5 bales: export to Great Britain SIS
bales: TO the Continent. 100 baies. stock
SisfiS bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Nct receipts 1871.
sli bales: export to Great Britain, 1884
baiesi 10 France, S,i2i bales: 10 the CONT
nent, ta255 bales. to Japan, 5,se7 bales
Gotal since September / OF ali ports--Net
receipts, S.S$e3lo bales. export TO Grea,
Britain 1870 bales; 10 France, 1.5,ai9
bales; TO the Continent, 1.iIo,0la bales; 10
japan, 2lRe bales: to Mexico. ll.s1a bales.
New Orleans, La, January Election
spot cotton nominal and unchanged; mid.
ding, l5c Sales on the spot 81 bales and
10 TO arrive. Futures opened quiet and
steady q decline of 2ti points on the old
crops and OFF TO UP on the new. After
the cali the more active deliveries sold 3Sp
z points lower than Yesterdays CLOSING and
these were the lowest levels of the day.
soon after the opening a buying movenien,
of strong character commenced ana II was
IN evidence all day. This buying was has
ed on strong spot demand and light offer.
ings and reports from banks.s in many sec
tons OF the belt that farmers had larger
amounts of cash to their credit than for
Years past, which puts them in a position
TO hold Indefinitely what spot cotton they
nave left. From the lowest futures advsnc-
cd a2aS5 points The closing was steady al
net advance of la1 q points. Futures clos.
cd steady. Closing bids: January 1907
February, 1924; March. 1872: May. 1851.
july, lA7l, September, 1925; October, 1915,
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yardso
Ricbn,ond. Va Iar,,ar. >,

Richmond, va. January FL 1910
week ending January II:
Recelpts-Cattle, Sss head; calves. 81 head:
hogs, S,s6t head: sheep. 20 head
Best steers, 6gsitc.: few extra. higher;
medium to good. AZ a51ac.; common to fair.
ia ti.c.; best hcfers, SIC. medium to good.
ihaec. common to fair, 81. a4ltc.; best
cove tac,; medium to good. 4a4ac.; com
mon 10 tair, ~ CSC. bulls, 81. q 41sc. Cows
.isc.; extra, &C.; good, heavy hogs. eK a Sc:
light hogs. saaac.; roughs, Sgskc.: best
lambs sac: common TO medium. 691c.;
Hogs lec higher than last week: o.he,
stock about the same
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rlcnMoNp STOCK MARkrr.

Richmond. Va, January II. 1910.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia centuries-ioo at si:G. 7.o<o q, a,,.
10 e0n al O, - "'NN' a. ~ .
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MARINE INTELLrt;ENcE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANIjAI,y q, 1910.
ARRIVED
., Ssa, .Her Brandon, Ithrncy. Norfolk, mer.
s ,...e ana passengcrs, Old dominion Line.
,a n..uHier Aurora, Furinan, Petersburg ana
sensers. Phillips Line.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January 81, 1910.
-, b5rishts--unchanged. Quiet. but firm.
ra,r receipts Dark Tobacco Receipts lib
e.ai ana increasing Market active at un-
G c..a prlces. sun Receipts heavy,
out our market Is active at prices quoted.
DARK STEMMING-NEW,
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3, for interest paying bonds arc
1.] a ~ iGe. 70 which interest must BIO added
income bonds and certificates OF indebted'
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DRY Goods MARKET n VI
,,, seW York, January 2l,--1heB cotton goods
..-. .-nu. MAs Steadicr dur'ns the day. hut