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Hcstcr'h Analysis.

New Orleans, La, January 17.--sec-
rotary Hester's analysis of the cotton
movement for the four months OF the
season from September | to December
81, inclusive. shows that compared
with the crop movement last year the
State of Texas has brought into sight
this season in round figures $4,000
bales less other Gulf States. which in
clude Arkansas. Louisiana, Mississippi.
Tennessee Missouri and Oklahoma.
have marketed $4,000 less. and the
group of Atlantic States, which include
North and South Carolina Georgia.
Florida. Alabama and Virginia. have
marketed $1,000 less. making the de-
creases in the amount marketed 1900
900.
Mr. Hester shows the amount
brought into sight by groups of States
for the four months of this season. as
Texas-1,7se, SIS bales: decrease UNI.
der last year of T14,312: an increase
over year before last Of 1861. and a
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Bcnrs still RnIdIns.

New Orleans, la. january IT,
Local bears, assisted by New York
and Liverpool sellin, to-day succeeded
In forcing the old crop positions 60
to 40 points and October 36 points
lower than Saturdays closing. despite
better trade reports and unSielding
spot markets. In the absence of an
active demand the bears simply COM
menced putting out large lines of
press purpose of causing banks Of
the South to become uneasy and recall
some of the money loaned on the ac-
tive stape, thereby weakening the spot
situation.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, January 11-FIour--slow and
about steady. Rye Flour-Firm. Buckwheat
Flour-Quiet Buckwheat-state, nominal.
cornmeal and Rye--steady. Barley-Nomi-
nal. Wheat-Alay. No. 9 red, $40 elevator.
domestic. sl3o (. b. afloat nominal. OPP
tons closed ssQ3sc. net lower May. Sll1ss:
tor, domestic, Toe. delivered nd 7Sc f. o..
b. afloat nominal. Options e.ssed &c. net
lower. May. 7Sc,; July, re-; September, 16ss'
oats-steady; mixed i nominal NINA options eios'
Beef-Firm, Lard. Tallow, Petroleum and
Rosin-steady. Turpentne-ouiet. Rice
steady. Molasses.1irm. coa susaTmKaw,
closed steady, net unchanged to points
higher, Spct. quiet; Rio, No. Z, s ILLS 9ste.i
santos, No. A. 9q9lsc., mild. quiet: Cordova
cials Soc; extras. 35c.; third to iirsts and
creamery held second to specials, 20 q SIC;
state, dairy. common to finest, % a DOC. l pro-
cess first TO special. q p2siac. Cheese--F rln'
state. new. full cream, special l7lsDlSc.;.
do September, fancy. 1Ihc.: do October,
best and do. winter made best, l6Ac.' do,
special 59p14isc, Esgs-Firmer; state, Penn
syiyania and nearby. henncry. white, l2W
Soc. do gathered white tau acc. DO. hen-
merry. brown and mixed, fancy, ies t6c,; DO
gathered brown, fair to prime, 4044Sc.
Potatoes-Steady: Bermuda, second crop,
per barrel. ss5oa5.oo: Maine per bag, sL6o@
i,so, state and Western, per barrel. SlSop
IA. Long Island Sl.75Gpe.25; Jersey, SlS5V
/ LIS; Jersey sweets, per barrel Sl.5On25p.
Cabba gcs-Firm: State. Danish seed, per ton,
s2Sm80; domestic. Slsa20oO; red. sS5Q3S,Co.
Freights-Quet, but steady; cotton to Liv-
! erpool. per leo pounds, PC: grain 10 London
I and Liverpool, led Peanuts-Fancy hand.
picked. Virginia, 5i2c.; Virginia bhellcd. No.
| i and No. ., 2lsu6s4c.
\ rhe cottonseed oil market steader
/ early on covering by shorts. but the decline
/ in cotton started further liquidation and
I prices sold of in the afternoon and closed
A barely steady, ! point advance 10 10 points
! decline with GALES of li1Q3 barrels. January,
! 7lSGp7.20; March, 7,1S@72l; May, 725g7.26;
July, 1871 GDT.32; prime crude, Goo do, sum
mer yellow 7,lSGpl95; prime winter do. 10
/ 500; do. summer white. TI0qL90.
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Qmotntlons Nyincd OF.

Augusta, Ca. January 17--All spot
quoiatlons were wiped from the board
az the Augusta Cotton Exchange to-.
DAY and across the face OF the space
these words were written:
Nothing doing"
The last previous quotations were
10 cents, but to-day buyers and sellers
We're SO completely apart that the eX-
change committee declined to quote
a market. This is tho first time in
A;ugusta's history that such thing
mas occurred. Augusta, as the second
largest inland cotton market. is the
third point in the belt to wipe out"
OtIOtatious "
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.New York
Stock Market

New York, January i7.-speculative
sentiment blew hot and blew cold II
the stock market to-day, and the sud
den ,ranspositions offered some sio-
lent contrasts. Demand for stocks AT
one time early in the day was so Inn
prcssive and seemed TO be coming
from such influential sources that the
tone of the speculation became very
hopeful.
There was nothing in the Immediate
situation to explain tile pressure on
the market. The money position
worked easier, and the weekly BANK
statement OF Saturday gave warrant
for confidence IN the security of the
money market from any further striu-
sency.
Tho acute weakness OF the transcon-
tinentai railroad stocks today indi-
Gated misgivings on the score of de-
creased traffic. as well%as possible res
distribution of traffic growing out of
the opening Of new Pacific coast en-
tensions. This was factor in the
weakness of the Hill stocks and st.
Paul. The further postponement of
the suit to dissolve the Union Pacific
merger was made the occasion of some
early strength in that stock, but 1t
was among the weakest in the later
selling.
Several of the days Supreme Court
decisions, which upheld the conten-
tions of the corporations. We're made
something of in the effort to rally
prices The satisfaction of the demand
10 cover shorts on the part of theI
bears about exhausted the buying at
the record price level and the sub
seauent collapse placed prices lower
than the low prices of Saturday morn-
ing. The rallying power was feeble
and the closing tone weak.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par
value. s4,s66,o0c.
United states 2's declined is per
cent on call to-day
Total sales of stocks FOR the day
were 100000 shares.
New York. January 17.-Moncy on
call steady. s1-a641-e per cent; rul-
ing rate and closing bid, 8 "a: offered
at 4. Time loans very easy: sixty
days. per cent. and ninety days. 40
41-4: six months. A Ia. Close-Prime
mercantile paper, 41-2@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange weaker with actual
business in bankers bills at s4S3S5@
s4.S4 for siXty-day bills, and at sis6T5
for demand. Commercial bills, s4.S3 Ia
GS4.s3 IA. Bar silver 5.3-S. Next
can dollars. A.
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chandiss and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk, Iner-
chandisc and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
scngers, Phillips Line.
Tug Standard Oil Cobjany, No. IL, Burk,
Baltimore, oil barge. standard OIL Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. ner-
chandse aud passengers Old Dominion Line
Steamer berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, iner-
chandse and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Mobjack, Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengcrs, Virginia Navigation Company:
Steamer Aurora, Turnan. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers, Phillips Line.
Tug Standard Oil cobjany. No T. Burk.
Baltimore. oil barge.
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decrease under same time in 1906. 517,-

Ed
decrease under lust year Of S34,2SL. n
decrease under yenr before last az
3G5,6s9. aud u decrease under same
time in ta06 ofl7ll.7S1. I'M
Atlantic States--3 .376,d5l bales; a.
decrease under last year of 51,SO6. an
increase over year before last OF Az
100, and an increase OF the same time
In 1906 Of 37S,572. I'M
Total crop in sight DIT the close of
a decrease under
last year Of l.6oo4o2.. an increase over
year before last OF 399,671, and de
ss0.iG5 -
The groups Of State, furnished In
round igures of the crops of last year
and year before last:
From the State OF Texas last year,
3Sn and year before last, 2,22t,-
ooo; other Gulf States, 100000 last
year, and year before last. 4,242,OOO:
Atlantic States, 1865 900 last year. and
5,lpo,0oO year before last.
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NAVAL STORES.

Mlmtnssoq u easks Rosnne
ceipts lS7 barrels. Ta1--Firm at 5000 ra-
coipts 100 barrels, Crude Turpentine--Firm
at S2,5oql1,0o; receipts 20 barrels.
Savannah, Ca, January l7-GTurpcntine---1
Quoted ut 59ts @6oc.; receipts los casks; shin,
ments us casks. Rosln--Firin; sales l,OIa
barrels receipts 1895 barrels; shipments lo-
l32 barrels; stock lsB,367 barrels. Quote: d.
y and u, Si,e2h. III
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To Provide Hospital for bristol.

lSpeGlal TO me Tim es- Dispatch.
Bristol. Va, January 17.--The Kings
Mountain Memorial Hospital Associa- a.,
tion. organized here for the purpose
of providing Bristol with public
hospital, has decided to raise 100000
for the erection of such buildings as
may be necessary. The association has
on hand. including commodious site.
money and property to the value OF
$4,000. and a committee has been APP
pointed to raise an additional fund of
$4,000
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

(Reported by Rodgers. Mccabe & Co.
Petersburg, Va, January l1,--Peanuts-'
Spanish. STEADY at Sl.S7la bushcl. vtr-
glnias.-Firm at AZ @i1sc. for jumbo $40
&c. for fancy handplcked: 50 4aac. for ma
chino picked; 2l.@24ic for shelling stock.
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Necelpts-WheHti 1900 hukhels; corn, 9SS-
100 bushes; oats, 206o0 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 1890 bushelsi corn, l7lSoo bnshels;
oats, 26S4G0 bushels, ~
Cash wheat---No, 9 red, sl.@sql.2s; No 3
9, do Sl.0Smlls; Mo-, I, notlhern, sl.t3la a
ll5ls; No do. $lls@l,ii; No. spring.
Sl.0s@l,lS. .corn-No. 2, 66c.; No, . white
&C.; No. yellow, 6sAc,;a No, \ 65h el65 &c. !;
No, IS white. ssHgdsAc.; No. 5 rellow, ssE.aa
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@eaIel, 99ropn8aIs.

STATE ADOPTION or HIGH SCHOOL
State Board of Education. held on
tered authorizing the secretary of
the State Board of Education TO ad-
vertise for bids In the matter OF the
selection of text books for high
schools for a term OF not less than
four years. beginning August ],
1910. r
In accordance with the provisions
OF said resolution, I hereby giveSno-
tice that on or before APRIL 10,
1910, at IL o'clock noon. at the
office of the State Board OF Educa .
ton at Richmond, Va, sealed pro-
posals will be received for supply
Ing public schools of the State of
Virginia With text books for use In
the high schools Of the State as
provided by law. Such proposals
are requested on both the single
list plan and the multiple list plan,
and should state the prices at which
each book offered will be sold to
the children or patrons or the
schools and tho exchange prices
Where such book shall take the
place OF a book now in use.
a circular giving a copy OF the
law under which. this adoption is
made and other particulars will be
mailed on application.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids
Given under my hand this 18th
day Of January 1910.
4 r. O. STIrAT2NIlS, III
Sec'y to State Board OF Education.
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New York, January 17.-Beeves-Receipt
i,775 head. steers, $500 head. Bulls. sag 5.l5:
cows, S?,0@tso; heifers. s57o. Calves-Re-
culls. s586.50; barnyard calves, $4,000;
western calves. s596.4o Sheep and Lambs
Receipts lS,425 head. Sheep. s495.50: culls
$3.50; lambs, $Sqai0; culls, s64650; year
Market strong at Sgnai5
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Chicago, Ill., January 1.-Cattle--Reccipts
estimated at 5000 head. Market 1o@15c. low
er. Steers. S5lS.0o; cows. s3.50@5.50: helfers,
stockers and feeders, 1915 0o5.5o. Hogs-Re-
ceipts estimated at $4,000 head. Market loc.
higher. Choice heavy, ss.75us.S5; butchers,
ssIoQS,S5; light, mixed, SS.40@s.60: choice
light sS5O9S.65; pigs, $7.65gS.4o; bulk OF
sales, $3.50 $3.50 shecp-Receipts estimated
at 1900 head. Market steady. Sheep. $50
Clio; lambs, S150Q $50; yearlinss. s4.25 q 7.90.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards0

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards.0
Report of the 1.-Two stock market Tor the
week ending January II:
Receipts-Cattie, S33 head; calves 81 head;
hogs. 1851 head: sheep, SO head
Best steers. 6n6ac.; a few extra. higher;
medium to good. AZ. a5iac.; common to fair,
iW44zc.: best heifers, SIC; medium to good.
AZ M5c. common to fair, 3%.q4Ac.: best
cows. 44.c.: medium to good, 4g41sc.: com
mon to fair ~ a. BIC; bulls, "a G4,ac. Cows
and calves, $.oi50c0 per head. Calves, &c,
siac; extra, &c.; good, heavy hogs. 80 g CSC.
light hogs. So. a &c.: roughs. sasiac.; best
lambs, SIZE. common to medium, 6a7c.;
sheep, 3MQ5c.
Hogs Zoe higher than last week; other
stock about the same.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKE r.

Chicago, III, January l7-Grain and pro-
visions ruled lower here to-day. wheat being
tho weakest of the grains under the infu-
ence OF Il lessened cash demand and larger
receipts. In the provisions the decline IN
pork was the most striking,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Rnrn mud Contents Destroyed.

fspecial to The Times Dispatchl
Fredericksburg, Va, January IL
A few days ago the fine barn be-
longing to DR.. j. w. D. Haynes, Of
Mathews county, was destroyed by
fire. A quantity of grain agricul-
.tural implements and fine blooded
horse We're also DESTROYED
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8 CO.
RANGERS AND BROISERs,
lloT Il. Main Street,

MEMBER Mem New York stock EXCHANGE
Nv nv hork Cotton Exchange, chicago
tsoard OF Trade, orders executed Tor
Investment ~ or on margin on al eX-
Gc, ninas' Private wires to New Hlork,
eh'eago ana New Orleans. ,its
LEERoDEN.
= r.'- fManag 81 N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-18
DRY GOODS MARKEr.

New York. January 17,--Many dress soods
buyers are in tho market attending openings
OF fabrics by the large corporations. Cotton
goods rule quiet and firm, Raw silk Is
lrmcr with fair demand for light weight
materials. Yarns are quiet,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

pohT or RICHMOND. JANUARY IT, 1910,
ARRIVED.
steAtnAr BRANDON Harney. Norfolk. mcr.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, January II. 1870
Br!ghts-Marlzet continues quiet. but firm,
with fair receipts Dark Tobacco-Receipts
continue verp light and market firm at
prices quoted. sun Curcd-Market active.
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Cotton, quiet: ,niddlins. 1870: net receipts,
1876 bales; sales, ESQ bales; stock, 1880
bales.
Total to-day a, all ports-Nct receipts
1914 bales: export TO Great Britain, 2e5s
bales. 10 the Continent, S,9io bales; stock.
sia,S66 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts
io,6i7 bales: eXpor, to Great Britain, S2oS
bales; 10 France, S5Is bales; to the Cont
nent, l5,2I5 bales.
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts, 5,i42.35i bales. export to Great
Britain, 1,ia0oSo balcs to France, 7255o5
bales; TO the Continent, l6f5,55e bales. to
Japan. 2a52s bales; TO Mexico. liSls bales.
New Orleans. La January E.-Cotton-
Spot cotton unchanged; middins, l5c. Sales
on the spot 100 bales and SO to arrive.
Futures opened steady at decline of so
! 0 points on uufavorablc advices from Liv-
/ erpoo The market was unsettled all day.
| Following the initial decline there was n
/ recovery to put prices iffI points over Sat
\ urdays closing. In the noon hour decided
weakness developed and sensational slump
/ carried prices 5000 points down from tho
/ top on the old crops and So points down on
october. This selling which was traced TO
! bear interests was said to be due to dislodg-
| cd southern spot holders. Trailing shorts
! hampered the leading bears b. taktns profits
| heavily on the decline. This, toward the end
OF the day, caused recovery of about so
points. The closing was steady at a net
decline on the old crops OF 36V3S points, and
~ points on October. Futures closed steady.
Closing bids: January. 1881; February. 1888;
March. 14.16: May. 1i.ii; July, li59; Septcm-
Ter. 1924; october, 1853.
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CT OSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Csc: No. a. es,: q s4ac.; No. 4yellow. s4l. q
sc. Oats-No. white. 4sA q 43,sc; No. do.
HE @ 49c.; standard, 4o94e15c.
Elgin. ILL.,. January l7.-Butter-Firm at
SIC. Sales for the week 5i4,4oo pounds.
Baltimore, Md, January 17..-Wheat-Eas.
Ter; spot contract. sl.26: southern on grade.
sL1s4126. Corn-Steady; spot, contract, roo
7fisc Oats-Firmer; No. . white 53isc.: No.
2 mixed, 59452'sc. Rye-Firm; No west
orn. domestic, S49s6c.
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General Funds.

fund .......................s s.cs3,a12
current liabilities TO-, COZ, 2ss
WORKING balance in Treasury OFFICES 2LS4s,29i
In banks 10 credit OF Treasurer
of the United States......-..-...... 3o,o52. -.
euhsIIjarv silver coin... lS.75i. IsS
Minor Observation-Disclosures. l,b50,s25
Total balance In general fund. ..... 7s,92l.eli
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are
al price, TO which interest must he added.
Income bonds and certificates Of indebted
upss are fiat
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Spot cotton closed quiet, b points lower:
niddlns upands, 1870; middlns gulf. ii.i5;
sales $50 bales
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against ass last year. and at Houston ii ,6,s
bales. against 6,24s last year.
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Treasury statement.

Washington. d. C., January iI.-Thc condi-
ton of the Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was as follows:
Trust Funds.
Cold .....................ss 74. 465.S sc:
silver. dollars 4S4. 159. o0i
silver dollars OF lsg0............. 1926, ooi
silver certificates outstandinS...... 4si.l5s,ott
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmona. va. Januarv II.

Richmond. Va. January Il, 1910
STATE SECURITIES. Bid, Asked
North carolina As. C. iolo.......... % =.
Virginia IS, Old c. and r., 1872. Ok 9l3.
Centuries. 20. c.. and r., 1884,. 9i2s 91sS
CITY SEcIiR1TIES
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-24
|LOR|MER FACING
SERIOUS ORDEAL
Insurgents and Many Demo-
Gratis Will Oppose the
Whitewashing Report.
(American News Service,

Washington, Dec. 24.-Senators
Cummins. Borah, Bris;ow. Beveridge,
Culbertson, Raynor and probably 9th.
ers are now mentioned as likely to
bump into the fight in the senate
which is coming on the Lorimer mat
ter. Hitherto the name of Cummins
has not been mentioned in connection
with the probable fight. 1t is now
said he will in all probability take a
hand, and that if the minority report
is filed by Beveridge or Frazier he
will help back it up.
A number OF senators who are mild
ly regular and who are sometimes de-
nominated as near insurgents are ur-
easy over the situation. Several OF
them may be drawn into the fight
against Lorimer.
Should there be q serious split in
the ranks of the regulars on this mat.
ter there is no telling what would hap.
pen. 1t is already clear that most of
the insurgent senators are bent on at
lacking the majority report in the the
Lorimer case, that part of Democrats
will do SO, and if the near regulars
begin to break away from Lorimer
something like panic may be stir
red up among the senators on whose
support he has been relying.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-24

Will Be Given a Fine Time at
the Capital Enroute to
Purdue University.

Arrangements for the fifty winners
of Purdue scholarships to the short
course in January made by the execu-
tive committee of the Wayne county
boys corn club include several hours
visit in Inolanarclis during which
Governor Marshall will be paid the
respects of the club and the Indiana
legislature will be visited.
A special interurban car will be
chartered, leaving this city early On
the morning of January 9. 1t will be
transferred from the tracks of the T
II. l. & f. at Indianapolis to the trac.
ton line which goes to Lafayette. The
representatives of the club will leave
indianapolis in time to arrive in La
fayette late in the afternoon. The re-
turn trip will be made on January IA
Joseph Helms, L. II. Harris and C.
the clubs representatives to the uni
versity. 1t is probable that Mr. Helms
will be the only one to make the trip
clear through. The boys have been
instructed not to prepare to spend a
cent of money, the Grub standing all
expenses. AT indianapolis they will
60 to dinner at one of the best cafes
or hotels.