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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-01
THE SHIPPING
IN NOVEMBER
GxpoRTo HAD 4 VALUATION OF
ea.7ssysos, THE hIAviGsr sHiP-
MgNTs como TO GERMANY
DECEMBER PRoMIsEs 70 81
BETTER.

rhe month Of November proved to
be q fairly good one for shipping.
though II did not equal the
same month Of last year In
the amount Of exports. Elk
ports during the past month had
. valuation Of $2,765. 500. . decrease
when compared to November Of 1909.
Shipping was rather dull during the
first portion Of the month. which ac-
counts for the decrease. The month
Of December promises to be . good
one In every respect.
Germany received goods having .
valuation Of over $1,000, 900. England
was next IN point Of valuation. guam
titles Of cotton and naval stores 60
ing TO both countries.
Countries to which shipments were
made and their respective valuations
were a follows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-01
Barrel of Horehound.
Fresh barrel of Pure Hore-
hound Candy at The Crystal
Pharmacy. For your cold.

Attractive: Workman to Socialist)
What's this ere Socialism ye talks
so much about? SociaHst-Well, it's
like this ere. Yer gets all the money
in the country and divides it all up
each of us 'aving a share. Workman
Well, what would you do with your
share? SocfaIst-Why. spend 1t like a
man. Workman What would you do
then? Socialist-Well, we'll divide 1t
all up again, Of course.-M. A. P.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-01

G. T. Mandel. A. G. P. A. C. c. & o.
R. R, johnson City, Tenn.
JOS Richardson, chairman 8. E. P.
Assn, Atlanta. Ga.
c. D. Stewart, rate clerk s. e. P.
A., Atlanta, Ga
G. D. Snow, assistant secretary S.
3. p. A., Atlanta, Ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-01

has Systematically and steadily
brought the business up to it's present
standard
Yesterday, In fact. was a red letter
day and a day for congratulations
with the popular furniture store. and
its opening was a huge success from
every standpoint.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-01

J. w. Greer. Greenwood, La, suffer.
Cd with . severe case Of lumbago.
"The pains were so intense I was
forced to hypodermic injections for
yelief. These attacks started with q
palm In the small Of my back which
gradually became fairly paralyzing.
My attention was attracted TO Foley's
Kidney Remedy and ! am glad to say
after using this wonderful medicine I
am no longer bothered in any way by
my old enemy lumbago." w. A.
D'Alemberte druggist and apothecary,
121 B. Palafox street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-01
John Stockton's Space

DO YOU KNOW
puts a tax of 16o per cent on the goods froq '
which the cheaper grades OF blankets are mage a
blanket worth $3.50?
DO YOU KNOW
That the last tariff law puts a tax Of $50 per
cent the material out of which overcoats are
made, that the merchant must charge yoh
$4,000 for overcoat worth $500?
DO YOU NO. average IA, on a, kind, o, common
wearing apparel is 100 per cent, thanks to that
tariff law forcing the merchants to charge
you DOUBLE its real value for everything you
wear?
That Charles A. Whitman. self-admitted
sentative of the Wooden Manufacturers Associa-
ton (known the Wool Trustl ACTUALLY
WROTE the wool schedule in that tariff bill,
fend?
DO YOU KNOW
That the the
mill, is little less than $4,000?
DO YOU KNOW
That of the 165 per cent tax blankets and
$50 per cent suits and oyercoats which YOU
pay over the cost of manufacture, Mr.. Whitman
and his associates get in profits more than four.
DO YOU KNOW
That higher in England than in the
United States considering, their purchasing
power?
That pows, shoes, saws, clocks. sewing
chimes and other things are shipped to Europe
these protected American manufacturers,
for half to onethird the price charged the peo.
pie at home?
DO YOU KNOW
That five states in the Union get half the
money needed to their governments
out of taxes placed corporations, showing
that the Federal government does need to
lay a tariff to meet ALL its expenses?
DO YOU KNOW
That the manufacturers make the tariff, the
tariff makes the trusts, the trusts make the cost
OF living high and the wages low-and that this
combination of accumulated evils Is turning mil
Honares into bilonaires poor men into
paupers?
JOHN STOCKTON KNOWS these thnos
because he has taken time to study them.
JOHN STOCKTON WILL FIGHT these evils
because his fighting blood has always gotten up
when injustice inequality and greed nave op-
pressed the people
JOHN STOCKTON AS UNITED STATES
SENATOR will be in position fight effectively
for the people, and he will get something done
because he knows how to do things himself
John Stockton has been leading the peoples
light in Florida for % years.
John Stockton is candidates for the United
States Senate.
LETS PUT STOCKTON IN THIS TIME"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-01
Hicks Capudine
Cares Eea6aches-Au Kinds-GfipA
Colds, Aches. Hro0 AalaE3eas
Condit5onS. Etc.

Capudine cures Headaches, wheeh~
nom heat, cold, brain-f2g, ove-exsrtion
q stomach troubles. It cures sick hsad.
oeAes and nervous headaches abo.
Capudine is also The quickest and
best remedy for attacks of Cold O. Grip
1t relieves the aching and feverishness
and restores normal conditions.
CapUdine is liquid-easy and pleasant
to take-acts Immediately. 10c., 25c.
and Soc II drug steeea.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20
CLERk. AND eoLLECT0R.

provide
which collector collectors faithful
tx his provide
said
ordinance
handbs delinquent
be seized constable of Carroll county balm the town
distress collected
collector
the published Westminster
shall possible said
Circuit
collector collectors himself themselves
nual all limits which
may nave been omitted the last md Of a. budng and m
aprae its value and return the the Mayor
the parties after giving
them notice intention shall be levied
thereafter and paid other required 70 be paid
COMMISSIONER
be
grading
Streets distractions
hTom to take care Of and preserve the public SQUARES and property
health wbeng inhabitants
hereby given all the police eonabo this State He shall
Council
scribed by them.
COMMON
Sec 222
day d each month"; such hour aha fed BY the Common Council
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"a They Lev annually property
hundred dollars the which snail
Until shall ehargeabe thirty
he said paya1e they shall
prompt
JUSTICE.
Carroll selected the Judge the Circuit said
Police Justice hereby jurisdiction
CONTINUED sEvEN1
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sc Whenever they think the public interest requires
made III property In the city a and mixed which subject
whether he thereof reside within without the city and ey
for heang appeals and adjusting ii differences In valuation and disputes
ober and ings making and completing
exceeding
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20
FIRE INSURANCE.

TO THE PUBLIG.-If you want
= Fire Insurance. Life Insurance.
Accident Insurance. WindsIorm In
suTance. Steam Boiler Insurance, give
me call. Lowest Rates Best Stock
Companies. No Assessments. No
Premium Notes. Quick Cash Settle
ments.
JAMES I. SMITH.
General Insurance Agent.
Main and Church streets,
Westminster, Md
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20

sss Be y = : 4 s.;s.s:s ss
= &c :;s;;: s !; s
s, :, =
imp. ed bz p that
s sad R,ss
e shall qualify By taking this oath provided
Of preceding ~
sTREETs-oPENINa,
.s Vide ss RoTs o .y bs
ale city may f. dimension S eT he R sbieS
for me any ana % ~hat eaa 9 PgpS
thereby which
+ @ 81 ssIg.
E. P snS Which su ss a n %
@ fs lame and a Or y
e. b suoh eRSp @ Of the property pn
Send By i4s% ns
public use opening extending STRENGTHENING WIDENING
Of damages awarded
seaseG pass al proper the exercise nd
no ppsr " @ 1 this ssc s
s6 sss on hS property entitled
5sa esass ss
es S BE- sn nssssG including ss M Se n D
STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
The provide y for The a1s sss and ah o
aa an V s nov 9 e. R
e nsd Taisnsa Or altered according R o
streets as ess a and
fsaslr ma pass
alleys fooiTas" the said e and
spaye repair fronting
proprietor
he been b he Mayor either
soaseeulse dimes
e eomaoa 70 esess me same 70 done ne
e. mini es n s Of oGhh sn ee n On s%a prop
provided additional
MAYOR to proceedings
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PAVING
Sec 20 Whenever The of thirds property
~ thereof .h petition wtag The Mayor aud Common Council
aas m a p nd comn # paved renewed or re-
sreo BENG ed.ed pase9 renewed s O5pasa S o. part
inch ordinance ass not more than twods Of the cost Of such
assnd o. oe m Inc P9pety nPqs upon such street
@ s = To sh nall Be paid b. lie M9a and
ssa ordinance and before u hna passage he Mayor and Common Council
- Maao an e ~ speb hy mf rsaafs Thereto
IN pg sa6 sse .hh sha De publish
common Council n a'n o n aa o dee a ne MAJ R
ezns o oP sassss4 = NM a'e requisite and
: sny sSas .G sed a' as sss sG'5
n = m g QUESTION qhes e y ne @ n na a9R@o
10 payment not mos aa i~sda ne o q S S s
ee R sanGs U s sa ns seGns work s s
specified Council
Aaa
specified
thereof and the payment OF not than twords OF the There's
specified
binding such street. other thoroughae
the the remaining improvement
Westminster
publishing ordinance published Wesmins
successive weeks election
% re-
guardian shall
application
tenant Or nnen years OF or nnetnine years renewable forever
infant possession shall be deemed and taken
assessable within
this sidewalks
ASSESSMENT
Whenever public
personaIand mixed which
adjusting I'll
making completing
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FOR SALE.

About 400 second growth Chestnut
Posts, suitable for wire fencing. Al
dressed ready to set.
FRED BREHM,
II. T. ID. No. 4. Westminster, Md.
ma 10 St
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20

IS your complexion beginning
to show the effects of the usual
heavy winter eating of rich food
and drink ?
# it is, it's Natures warning
that your system needs a general
cleaning out and toning up-it's
a hint that a GOOD spring tonic
would do you a world of good.
IN our EXTRACT SARSAPA-
RILLA we have lust" the tonic
that'll make you feel like a new
man or woman restore you to 4
healthy, active, excellent physi-
cal condition.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20
PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.
OH AFTER 341.l

III al A 1I0 OIL.
, repeating section.
alsa
+ ea 'n' ana TO
s.ess % 81 a A ss sas Z fsss 7
Sections 241, inclusive 0 follows:
CORPORATE
Sec ia The Inhabitants q wennstsr = Carroll county hereby
Council 81 sS p that namS Pave
o we sd hereinafter eeay e enumerated a
BOUNDARIES
s15 The limits the Westminster
planted turnpike
a
turnpike pnnssIsans
SiS s
ASs% GILBERT. bounded bns point
dssre s y ssrds Of .ad anp
~ 1sa pSsa
perehes
running parallel the turnpike ree
Ss FEET south degrees so ao s. sasa u reaches
toned turnpike road 1T being the southwest edge Of Main street, then With
sGppgo oa S o e % sa S h % @
Tz.e no. oGFseFs sTes yd md at the sndG 80 yds
turnpike then SIN running parallel VIII last mentioned turnpike road te
east s7o feet south 5 degrees east ss 1 to ~
yaraonnoh The place of
''S'l1'D' ELECTION OF OFFICERS
by Mayor
n The Mayor a be a. least fsentas years age ssd assr
property subject municipal taxation Of
s value at a aTe handred ea eo Il properly subject
m%np 9 the aa Council f eSst e y Ss At se
lion to be held IN Mas @ the msy ag ss sG II m o. @ GSuh
n G should between 0 oPs san ao @
% b e she by o after due notice 70 the paf ned =
the p "dsss election Ma 1911
1912 Mayor with menbea Of hs Council
after said annually
evening Mayo. mali lsast
ter and By
The voted for and the
snd common Council shai Be declared duly
so sssS a iad 1 RS i h @ Ts e@ ne
oept the fes members Of council abose mentioned
fhG and aa a h sd JUDGES mai eonaa aes
return s the Mayor and Council and provide tor
ea brInboe 4eoupsd or II IN Judges Of election sai not be ap
0 election for nnd eSes By notices et up n the public place.
d met n oe P seo h a nanas % Judges s4s
Who or s9g two 81 ~SS4 may s p Sd by IT, ia Mayor r tue ~
s7 ~ Gsga o ag@s n na n m P
election shall b held II any peTs09 elected to he es q
limits tbs remaining member o. Council ha -
9sr and n event Of The ds disgpsaG5 Of me MaeF
Council shan as Be esd By remaining
OFFICERS SHALL QUALIFY.
&c p s Of s city a as 6s e @ u
peace Carroll county
their
Article
Official Oaha before
failure qualify
shall
qualifications the
their members.
and Of
mie within Special bain also appointed b the Mayor n
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Sec 222
each month"; such Ia be the Common Council
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ton Mayor Mayor or the aaa
ao t. d. pf saa @
@ FOR the & Fas and
ssss 's 90 y .E;
s sss
ss esap efa s1
ssls'S as
s hS aesP ssa na
SO 1a hs Be- a
@ E @ sss . ssss &c a' no ssfs
All before
Mayor s ss @ a
.I3@ GENERAL POWERS E.8 a
The Mayor Westminster have
and psan @ sefpS a s sS p q ne ana p
Thereof and receive property BY eft devise or deed n raS for any
prevent nuannees and ostuna from the streets lanes and
nd resue prohibit tie
an dsoTders dIssrdey conduct and
pistols fireworks olher
"a the al .. fire
vert and BRIDGE dFsc. In hat pa Of The ely wooden suags M b
% n % rSesa = and h
II sah Dssss a. ~ "s sa ee o ''s H. % limits
sa t. @ssnIR me Pgoes 81 met e provide for tn &C.
rainins regulation public within
o s ss and - public san
pfe" N s1s q s Sidewalk s 9o n
reeaas prevent ssepsa
Ia any aiey
sass for sns ssaposts awnings poSts poles oaEha
display soeds and nsTehandse regulate the put
fof entering and lazlntaaaz n sraa
sssaT and drsa eopaass any, public aua public
espaS ct on ne asis
pa hsreand regulate telephone isls
tn Keeping Of de- ia Id en- provide removal
~a said I Of horses esil hoT geese am beast
o he roos = II e PROPERTY ana q ii pubic properly public
grants By nposins aass Or ans md imprisonment
deem adssss ia saduoa e ne pose herein pardasr
s s h 9 m Sp o Ths mi sas poRsT sno the
nse Of a. ordnsnsas m penalties sna no enc
d. IN the III Of Carroll county : both ~ and = a. III
ma be enforced eiy enhn nile
AID HEALTH
- The aa,or Common Council .ha hass provide
b ordinance Tor II openg saang q ss1ns : my
repair all necessary md dralgs s 70 provide b ordinance
a @ a. o. % ~ s9 ~ IN s
saaee Ne 70 - city, ny sFs empowered : oraa.as. ssaa
se 9' o e
corporate 1 ne : saI6szs
ordnance polluted e.her
polluted =
tn sae silh II regulations
"ssassI necessary ssee mn
LICENSES.
Council Westminster shall
full provide
all hawking peddng vending natent nd OF goods
and merchandise Of ssy description mon tt streets lanes alleys
nant padderH wao house To house or ell goods
all IRE insurance
p11eTs
regulate
malt zptuon
vehicles
which ply hire all motor eyees carriages auto
des mesor ssFs o. gsf. or sr sesees S1sa ha n
the numbering Iheeo regulate license II pawnhoes Innk
alleys bowling shows.
Matches wrestling al shows and exhIb
poles thereof
license all
public
unlicensed
he foregoing pToKis
reasonable
dollars nd they
sad fine penalty b. action deb and IN addition thereto 5hey
provided that greater than
hundred dollars be charged Or license
LIGHT
andc Westminster
lighting d the es with either
electric. other md for Nater
provided
shall
nualy
Westminster sufficient for such light whether
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Nor'cT. ;
Those persons who have not secured
their License, due May LIST, 1910, must
do 30 before Monday, May 16. IT which
time the duly Elected Mayor and Com
mon Council will take charge.
S. s. WEAVER,
may63t Collector.
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OFFICERS SHALL QUALIFY.

city the before the
of Carroll county that they I'll act faithfully without favor
Mayor shall qualify directed by Section Of Article 10 of ae Code
OaIha
Court for Carroll county and failure 70 ake such oath and qualify
shall
falling the Office 10 which he has been elected The
qualifications
own
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20
=BAILTFF.

with The advice
bIIns
within
being similar
balins With
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-05-20

! ME FOR SALE. AT our Lime
= Kilns On the Fenby Farm near
Westminster. Md. Lime for all pur-
poses; For prices and other informa-
ton call our Office at Westminster, Nd.
After 6 p. m. call Herman II. Dinat.
both phones.
B. +. sHRIVER CO.,
apr 20 At Westminster, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12

pccted. Offerings were pretty we'll absorbed
at first. but there was heavy selling by some
OF the large houses who figured as promi-
nent buyers prior to the recent advance. and
while the Western belt forecast held out no
hope OF Immediate rains In Southern or
Central Texas. prices gradually eascd OFF.
There was q continued demand from trade
on aYscale down, but the buying
was not SO aggressive as recently, and the
lowest prices OF the day were reached in
the late trading. when September sold at
14.4l and October a 1857. TIL e easier turn
in the market seemed to direct attention
Eastern belt, where the weather conditions.
recently have been more favorable, and one
of the heavy sellers OF the day issued a
circular predicting that the coming bureau
about one.third OF the area Of Texas and
an improvement over the balance OF the
belt. This naturally led to talk OF more
optimistic crop report from the government
next month, and as the day wore on. with
out any sign Of aggressive support from bull
leaders, sellers for short account became
rather more confident, and the close was a
practically the lowest. The Texas detailed
weather report showed rains at only one or
two points and very high temperatures yes
terday, and the Western belt forecast was
for partly cloudy weather. Generally fair
weather was predicted for the Eastern belt,
except for showers in Mississippi. Southern
spot markets officially reported early were
York to-day! included SIS bales from Bre-
men,.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day
were 2.S75 bales against 1903 last week and
1928 last year. For the week TO- 600 bales
against t.773 last week and ll,oS7 last year.
To-days receipts at New Orleans 81 bales
against 122 last year. and st Houston 2,lSi
bales against 32i last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12

Il + D. I ri
Cotton. quiet: gross receipts, $40 bales;
sales, ,io5 bales s stock, 1882 bales; export
to France ?52 bales; to the Continent, 6,Ui
bales Coastwise. 1853 bales
2,s75 bales; export to France, @2 bales: 70
the Continent. 9,72l bales; stock. s4l 200 bales
Consolidated at all 5ports-Net receipts, $50!
bales; export TO Great Britain, s.ao o. 81
Total since september I at all ports-Net
receipts. oso,4sl bales; eSpor. 70 G az nao
bales; to tho Continent. 26ss,es4 bales; TO
Japan. 3s,4l2 bales: to Mexico, 13, s2+ bales.
Now orleans. La. August i..S g on an
cotton quiet and easy, l-l6c. on. Sales on
the spot $50 bales, Futures opened quiet, .
points up to l point down. Cables were
about as expected on the call. but soon after
they told Of rapid rise IN .ne ,L' ,s.n
tions in the local market to rise TO q level
3 points over yesterdays closing. the mar
ket was dull In the first half hour. prices
declining 4@6 points from the highest. Trad :
ing was chiefly confined to October and
shorts were rather inclined to Increase their
commitments in that position on reports I
q large and increasing movement OF new
became heavy and prices fell to level II
points down from yesterdays closing,
Weather reports indicated no change IN
weather conditions In Texas and the fore
cast promised another day OF heat and
drought. The market, however, was not In
cIined to place very bullish construction
on this, chiefly because little complaint was
htarc from Texas Itself. In the afternoon
session tho selling pressure was stu m1cn
IN evidence ana prices were put from @ -
points under yesterdays closing. AZ this
lievel shorts took profits freely, and the mar
XII recovered about points, only 70 crop
back later. The close was steady at net
decline OF 1876 points. Closing bids:. n
VA rs, ls.b7Gpl35s; February. 1895 q 1Sbo'
AIrych. ls62@lsss; May, 1857 1855 June y! e
II a.. September H14.4o@14.43; October, 1853 q
la7o; November. 10, IS CISCO; December. 1855 @
1Sha go !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
CHICAGO GRAIN s1ARKEr.

Chicago. nL, August u-Largely incrcas-
ed exports, probably needed by France be-
cause OF crop damage from rains, narrowed
the gap to-day between wheat prices, In this
country and Europe. Buying OF options here
was active all day. and especially 80 on the
was a net advance OF M@1Hs to lNc. Corn
also advanced. but for an exactly opposite
rain in the West. Cron
closed u to ~ 91Sc. higher than last night.
Oats and provisions sympathized. the former
with q nnal gain OF 4 @Ac to ss@hc., and
thu latter 1875 040c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
6ealen 4ropo8al8.

SEALED PRoPOsAESSBfDs Viii
be received by the School Board Of
Brookland District until noon AU-
GUST 49,. 1910. for the erection and
completion OF a brick and concrete
school building at Glen Allen, Va,
In accordance with plans and speci-
fcations prepared by Charles NJ. Rob-
inson, Architect, Richmond, Va.
Each bidder will inclose with his
bid a certified check for two hun
dred dollars ($200). Bond required
Of the successful bidder.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained at the offices OF the archi.
Il tect, 1024-25-26 Mutual Building,
Richmond, Va.
For further information, apply to
the undersigned.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
BY order OF the Board
Clerk OF Board. Glen Allen. va.
CHARLES M. ROBINSON.
l33 Architect. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
NAyAL sroREs.

Wilmington. N. c.. August l1.-spirits Tur-
rentine-Ssttady at ESQ.,; receipts 81 casks.
Realistically at 400; receipts $50 barrels.
Tar-Firm at $3.50: receipts . barrels. Crude
ceIpts II barrels.
Savannah. Ca, August u.-Turpentine-
Firm at e9hc.; sales ls2 casks; receipts 7ea
casks; shipments 1905 casks: stock 1856
casks. Rosin-Frm: receipts 2.ool barrels
shipments 1s,ls7 barrels; stock $3.50 barrels
sales 1871 barrels. Quote: B, $5.4095.65.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
\ NEW 7L YoRK PRODUCE MARKET

New York, August -Flour-steady 4. 70
firm at the old level OF prices Rye flouF-
ley-steady. Wheat-strong; new. No. 2 red,
sl,S elevator and $l.o9h ~ Q. B.; No north
ern, $l.27 (. o. b., to arrive OPTIONS closed
sl.osM: =. December, sl.lo& @ ll211s Corn
Firm;.No. 2. 7aKc. nominal, elevator, domes--
Tic basis to arrive. Options closed lc. net
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, August l.-Althoush there was
breaking OF the drought in the Southwest,
The cotton marketru!ed generally lower un-
Ger heavy realizing with the close barely
lteady at net decline OF IS $40 points, The
Joints In response to lower cables than ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. August 1.-The cotton goods
markets are hrmer and higher. An advance
OF Nc. a yard has been named on standard
tickings, and advances arc also named on
denlms. convartihles and somo lines OF do
mestics. Yarns are hrrner. Innings arc SELL
Ing better. a substantial sale OF silks for
spring delivery Is noted.