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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
COTTON MARKETS.
New York, August 23.-Bullish crop new
allied to stimulate any general demand o

+ New York, August 23.-Bullish crop news
Sailed to stimulate any general demand OF
consequence following an early advance In
she cotton market to-day. and subsequent
fluctuations were more or less irregular
With the close barely steady at a net ad :.
rance of Gg13 points. The opening was
steady at an advance of 4913 points with
gear months leading on the higher cables,
Covering by August shorts and bullish crop
accounts from Texas, Indicating Yield less
sshan 3 per cent larger than last year.
,tealizing checked the advance around tho
,s1itial figures. and during the morning there
sycre reactions of SOS points from the top
nut the market later tirmed UP again fol-
Irving the detailed Texas weather report
ssshowing very high Temperatures and a re-
ssort from local authority indicating that
sSresent prospects pointed TO a crop OF only
sl.ai0,0oD bales. August made new high
sss.cord for the season on this second ad-
Nance, touching 1850. or y points above tho
IA losing figures of last night, and the new
sfop sold into new high ground for the day
sAso.s or to a net gain of u dls points. But,
IS had been the case on the initial bulge,
ffg1efe was no material broadening OF spec.
sI1ative demand on the advance while there
III as some support from the hull leaders al
q ell az covering by earlier sellers the
Market eased off from the top under renew
pa realizing and selling BY local bears who
Fsrobahly are looking forward to the new
ssop movement as likely TO prove depress.
aag factor in the absence of general de.
sspand. Last prices were sos points higher
~ new crop months. The weekly weather
Nh port read bulliEhy but attracted COM
Ssssl raGvely little attention. as II presented
Sb fresh features. while selling on the late
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. August .3.-Flour-steady. Rye
.Flour-Steady Cornmeal-Steady; coarse,
quiet. Rye-Dul Barley-cuiet. Wheat
Spot Arm; new. No. 2 red. Sl.o61s 9l0I& :.
o. b.; No. i northern. new, sle2 {, o. b, to
arrive. Options &c. net higher. December.
ST. lO,k. Corn--Spot firm; No 9. 7ohc. e!eva.
Tor domestic, basis, Futures closed F.s
net higher. Oats-spot irregular: new,
standard white. s9c. new, No, white. 3sl1ae
Beef-steady. Cut notwithstanding. Lard
Easy. Tallow-Firm. Petroleum-SteadS
RosIn-ouiet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rice
steady Moiasses-Dull. Sugar--RaW, STEADY;
80 test. Si,45: molasses sugar, "
test. $50; refined. steady Coffee-Futures
opened steady at al decline of SO 10 points,
closed steady at net advance of a 10 points,
Spot coffee firm; Rio,5 No.'f. as q l0c.; santos.
No. n a lo,a q l0Ac.; mild, Arm; Cordova,. IVA
1pl2ssc. Butter-Firm; creamery, speciais.
,llac.; extras, 30kc,; third to INST 2ita %
,sisc. cheese-Firm and unchanged. EGGS
Firncr; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery, white. 2s@S2c.: gathered. white.
"a a asc, s;Potatoes-Easy and unchanged.
Cabba ges-ouiet and unchanged, Freghts
and Observation-Disclosures
The cottonseed oil market opened easier
under liquidation. but in the afternoon was
firmer on covering by early sellers, and
closed irregular at g. points decline 70 4
advance. Sales 1850 barrels. September.
o eomS,e2: October, S.2c1s.4S; November, I,3a
al. IS: prime crude October. $40 $50; prime
summer yellow, 1925 @ lo,a5;s prime winter
yellow, ll..aGl5.oo; prime N summer waite.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
N0RFO[KDES|RES
INCREASED I: ] { } {. TAXES
Will Ask Corporation Commits
sion to Raise Certain
Assessments.
|. BOAT 10 VISIT FARMERS
Institutes Begin DAY. ax
Delegates Going to
Milwaukee.

i =
Official Representatives OF the city OF
Norfolk are expected to appear in force
before the State Corporation Commits
sion on September 6 to ask for an In
crease in the annual assessments on
certain public service corporations
which have property In that city. This
Is the date on which, as previously
stated in The Times Dispatch, the COM
mission will hear railways and any
official or citizen who desires to make
any statement as to the rate OF as
sessment. @
Every year the commission places q.
value on this property Tor the pur.
pose OF taxation. The figures are then
taken by the commissioners OF the rev.
enue Of the respective counties and
cities and the levy made on them. From
this source is derived the State, city
and county tax. and 1t is Independent
OF the franchise tax, which goes TO the
state, and Is based on the gross re.
Norfolk. 1t Is presumed, is dlssatts.
ned with some Of the valuations placed
on the property OF public service corr
porations, and wants more money from
them. The Board OF Control will, 1t il
be represented by counsel
All -. railroads WILL OF course, have
on hand,
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BOAT INSTITUTE BEGINS
Speakers Will Come From WashinEtou
Tonight to Join Party.

"A great deal OF interest, 1t is stated
Is being taken by the people Of the
Underwater. region in tho steamboat In
stitutes which will be held during tho
remainder Of this week. The first Of
these affairs will be at Claremont. In
eurry county. to-day.
Speakers for the first days meeting;
VII y be: Professor s. B. Heiges OF
Deputy Dairy and Food Commissioners
BENJAMIN L. Purcell, Register OF the,
Land ONCE John w. Richardson and
=. 9. Johnson OF the Truck Expert
ment Station. near Norfolk.
night Commissioner Of Agrfcul.
ture George W. Koiner. Assistant j. j..
Owen. ". D. linn, OF West Virginia.
and y. n Gordon. Of Ohio, will leave
by boat for Norfolk to Join
the party. These speakers have been
busy this week holding an Institute
on the Bluemont division OF the South
ern Railway, between Alexandra and
Bluemont The Old Dominion boat
VIII go totEorfolk Tonight and pick
them up there Tomorrow morning. and
the boat will then proceed to Smith
field. Isle of Wight county, where the
next institute will be held.
Fridays institute will be at Glouces.
Yer. courthouse. and Saturdays at
Mathews Courthouse
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Novels Caught In Chicago.

The Governor yesterday issued a
for j. G. Novels. colored man. who
was charged In 1904 with stealing a
$500 diamond ring from Norfolk con-
Germ. He Is also supposed to have
been engaged in sundry forgeries. con-.
nected. perhaps, with insurance mat
ters. In Suffolk. Novels Is described as
looking very much like an Indian.
He escaped at the time OF the crimes,
Norfolk have since been engaged in y
hunt for him. which has been finally
successful. The arrest was recently
made in Chicago. Chief Detective W.
Z; Ford. Of the Norfolk force, went to
Chicago after the man.
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GOVERNOR AT pUNDAs.
Attended Meeting OF Farmers Union
mud Spoke on Progressive Agriculture,

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
Kenbridge, Va, August 23.3Tha
Farmers Union held its meeting al
dressed by Governor Mann, Who snokoi
Tor an hour before a large audience
The Governor was introduced BY Rev
D. M. Austin. and he spoke on "Pro..
gressive Agriculture" He quoted sta.
that Is being made in all kinds al
agricultural pursuits all over the State
and laid special stress on the import
ance of the Boys Demonstration Corn
he urged the farmers to continue to
use improved methods In farming. He
assured every one present tina t thing
that was In the power Of the Chief
Executive Of the State to advance the
cause OF agriculture would be left un-
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CuICAGO 70RAIN 7NIARKET.

were strong all through the session to-day,
closing within a traction OF the top. wheat
being ssa@c, to iMc up. and corn x q So.
higher In spite OF Che strength 81 wheat
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Market Conditions.-Whie the receipts OF
all produce is light there is such little DEF
mand that the market is only fairly active:
Chickens, butter and eggs are holding up
we'll Choice onions and potatoes arc more
in demand. and there Is ready sale for what
few are arriving.
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rreasury Statement.
HENDR1CK MAY RECOVER.
Taken to Richmond Hospital-TriaI OF
Pace Continued.

- ISpeCIaI IU TIC I1meS- Dlspatch.Is3 :.
Boydton. Va, August 23.-John l..
Hendrick. who was shot by William
and was thought to have been mortally,
wounded, was taken to the Virginia.
Hospital. in Richmond. yesterday. Mr.
Hendricks showed great nerve. and
fore leaving that they thought he was
going to die. but that he would get
Well. The trial Of Mr.. Pace hes been
continued until the results Of Mr. Hem
bricks wounds are ascertained.
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Will Not Take Ink. Tr,n.

It having been found Impossible to
make the necessary connections. the
Great Lakes trip. which was being
planned for the State Tax Commission
and the delegates to the International
Tax Association at Milwaukee next
week, has been abandoned. The party
Will leave on Sund..- night for Milwau-
kee. The convention opens on Tues.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

DRY GOODS MARKET. w.
New York, August 23-There was fairly
good demand in evidence in the primary
cotton goods market for staple fabrics for
nearby delivery. The market is Arm, and
1t is noted buyers are more inclined to pay
the prices mills are asking. Trade In men's
wear is OF fair volume on spot goods. Cot
ton yarn prices have been advanced again,
but business Is dull. The export trade for
the week was quiet also.
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, New York August 3-Beeves-Feeling
arm. Dressed nrm at s1s 012e. for native
sides: Texas beef. csc. calyes-yeals'
steady; Westerns, s5.75; buttcrmilks. noml.
nal. Dressed calves firm to higher. City.
dressed veals. l4@l7c.;3 country dressed
calves, 90l4hc. Sheep and Lambs-Sheep,i
steady at SSI4bO; culls, $242.b0: lambs
tirm to l5c. higher at s5,5o@7,2o; culls. S5,s5.
Hogs-N ominally firm.
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WIN Annoint n.1.r,t.

The Governor has been asked to an.
point a representative from Virginia
to attend the National Association of
Supervisors Of State Banks, which
meets in Washington on September 10
"A. The Executive will name state
Bank Examiner G. G. Barksdale, and.
II the latter Is unable to attend, some
one else will be designated. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. n. c.. August 2s.-spirits Tur.
at 67xc.: receipts II casks.
Rosn-Steady at IS: receipts 76 barrels. Tar
Firm at $3.50: receipts 90 barrels. Crude
at Ss.5o@e.oo and $3.50; re-
ceipts 90 barrels.
Savannah, Ca, August o3.-Spirlts Turpen.
tine-Quoted at 6S&c.; sales sol casks: re-
ceipts 1885 casks: shipments 500 casks; stock
1881 casks. Rosin-Firm: sales 2.72O bar
rels; receipts 1882 barrels: shipments 1.l37
barrels: stock el147 barrels. Quote: b,
$5.50ar5 $50.
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3, R,cuMoSD roBAcco aIARKEr.
Richmond, Va, Ausu.

q 717,-.' I@ RIchmohd. a., 1Nugust %, 7151u' -
f3rights-Market continues quiet but Arm
with fair receipts. Dark Tobacco-Reorder.
.ed.--Market continues quiet at unchanged
prices. Receipts and offerings very light
Notwithstanding doing. Season over.
Quotations nominal.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST %, 1910.
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST %, 1910.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora. Barrett. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
sengers. Phillips Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer Aurora, Barrett. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
sengers. Phillips Line.
Bugeye Reba Sterling, Boss. James River,
light.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Company
Commission Merchants, Richmond. Va.)
Richmond. Va. August 49, 1910
AUCTUAL sWIOLESALEE QUOTATIONS
r. 80 p ~ Yyrrsn, : r {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
Want toEInvadr Stnt..

B Governor Mann has been asked to
permit the Fayetteville Light Infantry.
OF Fayetteville, N. c.. to enter the
State under arms. This company is
spending a few days at Ocean View.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
ch,ca 80. nj, August 3,-cattle-Reccipts

Chicago Ill, August 23.-Cattlc-Recelpts
$50; Texas steers. Ss7o@5.s5; Western steers,
$500 @7oo stockers and feeders tt = eogs x
Hons-Rcceipts $4,000 head. Market loc.
ihigher. Light. $s.76@s.25; mixed. ss.sa @
$40; heavy. s7.ss@s.S: roggh. s.s' g 81 =;
q os.rhulk Of sales, ss40@S.i0. Sheep-Re-
CENTS 1000 head. Market strong, Native,
s2.iodD45o; western. s2.7o@ 450; yearlinss,
;.5o@5so: lambs, natives. $4.75 q SIS west
ern $4.75 @6S5. i5S5
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Receipts-Whcat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 361,-
200 bushels; oats. 1,143, 900 bushels Shipments
oats 5la 100 bushels.
Cash grain closed: q Wheat-No red.
ssAc q sLo1: No. 2 red, 9shc @ s1.o0A; No. 8
red, Th q 99isc.; No. I hard. 1914 q $l.0l; No.
hard 9shc a sl0o1s; No. 3 hard, 971sc q ss'sc.;
No. northern. old. $L2o@l22;.No. 2 north
ern. sl.os0l.12; No. g spring, Sl.o3 @1.o7; No. =
spring, sI@l0s; durum, 9oI9sc. Corn-No. =,
sig a size; No. 2 white. 6lA q &C.; No. vel.
low, SIN &C.; No. 3, slGSl.sc.: No. 3 white.
slG a6llsc.: No. yellow. SIX @slhc:; No 1,
s0is a SoEc.: No. white, 61c.: No. yellow.
s0is a 60%c. Oats-No. 2, Blk @ 3alAc.: No. J
white, A,k @s4xc.: No. white. 3s1z o. SAC;
No. 4 white. 3sA q 33%c.: standard, 3i@Sikc.
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Baltimore, Md. August 23.-wheat-steady.
Spot, contract. s1.o0As: southern on grade.
ess.c a $1.olN. corn-Quiet; spot, e71sc. Oats
steadier; No. 2 white. 3sisc. asked; No.
mixed nothing doing. Rye-Quiet: NO.
Western, domestic. 7S@S0c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
Blanton ON Board.

BIAntOh On BOafd.
Governor Mann yesterday appointed
Professor r obertiL Lee Blanton.. OF Rich
mond. editor Of the Virginia Journal
of Education. to be q member OF the
board OF trustees 8of the State Normal
and Industrial School for White Wo-
men at Radford.
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spoke to Farmer,

Spoke to Farmers.
Governor Mann returned to his ONCE
yesterday from Dundas. Luncnburg
county. where he addressed large
meeting OF farmers on Monday.
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-.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.
Richmond. Va. AuEust Is, l9lO

Richmond. Va, -AuEust g, Il5IU
Report Of the live stock market for the
week ending August ~:
Recepts-Cattle, ZOE head: calves, % head;
sheep. SCI head; hogs, GIG head.
cattle higher medium to good. AZ @ 5.sc. !:
common to fair. @+1hc.; best heifers, ohc.
medium to good. 6Q5hc.; common TO fais.
%. a 4,sc ;best COWS, 4hc. medium to GOOD.
B.. a4Nc.; common to fair 2h @ 3Ac.; calves
s orc; extra. -711a@sc. Cows and calves, S2op
55C per head Best lambs, 7c.; medium 70
sS5c,: BEST hogs, &C.; medium to good So q
Sac; sows and stays, 7gsc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24
CoIonel.NYary.e, ON.

COIOneI MHrye Uut.
Colonel Morton Marye. Auditor OF
Public Accounts, was at his Office yes
5terday, after being confined to his
home for three weeks by illness.
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o.rk
Stock Market

Ssts New York, August 23.--Fronl q very
weak opening' to-day's stock marker
eral recovery. Trading was again
very contracted and limited to the
usual market leaders---Reading, the
Marrifnans and United States Steel.
the days small overturn. The early
+ weakness was In no small measure
due to selling for London account, or
ut least to unloading. which was trace
almost daily in this market for the past
fortnight, and while sales at no time
have been very heavy, the aggregate
has bcen sufficient to leave its impress
here.
The local market ruled steady. and
dull to the close, with majority of
small net gains. In the early session,
& Reading was about the kest feature,
ports that the July statement OF earn
ings, soon to be issued. would prove
disappointing. Other active stocks fell
in sympathy, and for a brief time the
Latest developments in the political
situation were accepted with more
equanfmity, President Taft's eSposi-
stion of the incidents leading up to the
Committee in this city being regarded
as strong evidence Of better under
standing between the administration
and Colonel Roosevelt. The latter's
louEf5 ne country Will De sEWdlCUeu
with absorbing interest, and more SO
since 1t has been intimated that his
speeches Will deal rather more with
future than past events
tana, Idaho and adjacent section, to-
gether with the large losses already
incurred. and the resultant effect on
the railroads and industries Of that
but could scarcely be considered a mar.
ket influence
On the Stock Exchange, the point OF
view respecting the Immediate outlook
was rather mixed. The large bear
ket at every favorable opportunity, but
is showing increasing wariness as the
pressure from other quarters relaxes.
In banking circles safer conditions In
dtcatc that nothing is being done to
encourage an advance, except for the
greater ease of money. Inasmuch as
these circles control the springs of
Speculative supply. it is not unlikely
pbtainable when conditions become
more propitious. In spite of the total
plethora Of money, further proof was
offered to-day OF the beginning Of q
money outflow to the coming move
ment of crops, the Subtreasury show
Z Ing further gain Of cash in It's opera
tions with the banks
s London's home markets We're again
hesitating, with another break in cop
pers. The labor situation in the British
Kingdom appears to be viewed with
ZONE uneasiness, the recent assessments
on organized labor being. regarded as
the precursor of general outbreak in
that field.
Foreign exchange, after scoring an
other advance in the early part Of the
day on the higher discounts in London,
developed an easier tone and closed
without change The cotton markets
were quiet and the various cereals
steadier. The bond market ruled steady
and was without feature. Total sales,
par value. aggregated s1,00S, 900. Total
sales of stocks for the day, 3s2,5OO
shares.
New York. August 23.-Money on
call. easy highest, 11-2 per cent;
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RICHMOND sTocR a1ARKEr.
BY Richard w. Maury.
took and Bond Broker. lois r. Main az.

q Stock and Bond Broker. lois e. Main st.
Richmond. Va. August 20, 1910.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
svlrginia IS. Old. c. and r., 1892. IS 80.
Centuries. 2-3, C. and r.. 1s9l..... s5Is ssk
I RAILROAD BONDS.
I a. C. L. r. R. Con. TT. 1 D. CO.. %
sC. and Q. r. and A. Gent NJ. as. 1Ol
Georgia Pac asst IS. c. 1872 liz /.
Georgia. Sou. and Fla. 1916. los
georgia and Ala. Con. IS, 1915. 1Vc
& Norfolk and West. Ry. Is, 1885,. o.
rich and Dan. Gold Is. c.. 1876. los =.
sSeaboard Air Line IS. l95o.......... 50 -,
4Seabonrds ADJ. p. C. bonds, 1919. GO
Southern ailway list 6s. 1s9i...... lo4 :,
Western N. &C. LIST IS. Co., 1s14...... 1o5 ...s
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
IVA. by. and Power Co. 5s. 1884,. 81
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
IVA. Ry. ond Power Co. com. .loo 2s
] RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
chesapeake and Qtie.. ...,......10O rs
southern Railway bfd...........1oo s. -.
Southern Railway com. :. 100 %
.8 BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
ssAmerican National......... ..... 100 100
HNational Bank of Virginia 100 40
ssSational State and City Bank. 100 ITO -.
SP'anters National. !. J.. 100 $50
savings Bank of Richmond....2 % 81 65
Virginia Trust Company........1001 ITO -.
Il MISCELLANEOUS.
sAmer. Tob. Co. pfd. p. c......1o0 92,s
lSa.- Car. Chem. pfd. p. c...... 100 1l9
81 s. a.-Car. Chem. Co. oom........1o0 81 -.
Ii Quotations for interest-paylng bonds are
81 Income bonds and certificates OF indebted
saSoeSS flat.
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New York, August 23.-Money on
call. easy: highest, 1-2 per cent. !;
lowest. 11-4; ruling rate, as; last
loan, / Ia: closing bid, ia; offered
at LIP. Time loans somewhat firmer:
sixty days, 8 per cent, and ninety days,
3 "a per cent; six months, A 5-Sm4 "a.
Closing: Prime mercantile paper L.
to s per cent; sterling exchange,
steady. with actual business in bank
ers' bills. at S4.S3ao a s4.s4l0 for sixty
day bills, and at s4.Ss70 for demand.
s Commercial bills, s4.S31-4@$4.S33 ga.
Z Bar silver, SO IS. Mexican dollars, "A.
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Cotton. quiet; middling, 1855; gross re,
ceipts. $3.50 bales; sales 1920 bales: stock,
l6i.97s bales; export to Great Britain. 1909
bales; Coastwise. $40 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
1884 bales: export to Great Britain, 73,03
bales; to the Continent, 2osl bales; stock,
232, 1855 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
29.ls2 bales; export 10 Great Britain, T.7cs
bales; to France, $3.50 bales; to the Cont
nent. 2.244 bales
Total since September 1 at all ports-Net
receipts, 1872 III bales; export to Great
Britain, 9, $50 s4 bales; to France, so, ITO
bales: to the Continent. o.652,622 bales: to
Japan, 1881 bales; to Mexico 1884 bales.
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CLO SING BOND QUOTATIONS

decline was undoubtedly encouraged by tho
failure OF the bullish private crop figures
to bring in more active buyers from outside
sources. Southern spot markets officially
reported early were 1-16c. lower to nc.
higher. generally unchanged.
Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-day were
j 1854 bales against $3.50 last week and 70,z0l
least year, and II. 1903 In 1908. Port receipts
for the week are estimated at $4,000 bales
against 1926 last week and 1868 last year.
To.day's receipts at New Orleans were
bales against 1883 last year, and at Hous-
ton. 5,72s bales against 1885 last year.
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Quotations for interest-paying bonds are
sit price. to which interest must be added.
Income bonds and certificates OF indebted
neSS are fiat. sSSi5 If
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and closed Nc. of to v @1sc. up, while pro.
visions, after advancing sharply. foil away
oven moro acutely and finished from 1o93Oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-24

Spot cotton closed quiet, is points higher,
middling uplands 1855; middling gulf, 1885,
sales. 1880 bales.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1910-05-12
UNITED STATES SENATE
BY ROBERT HUNTER.

The United States Senate mas become
u millionaires' club
Senator Money Bags breakfasts with
Senator Gold Bug, phys poker with Sen
Ator Diamond Stud, lunches with Senator
Smelter Trust and then plays poker again
with Senator Ruby Nose. He dimes with
Senator Ice Trust and goes to the vaude-
Vile with Senator Peacock.
In country where money talks any
senator Is Denostheues-
In 3 country were money rules any
senator Is Monarch.
And 50 the bunch IL the senate rule
the game and dominate America indus
rrially and politically.
There few corporation ackeys IN
the senate. There are TWO or three vulI
gar, political bosses in the senate.
But except these and JEFF Davis, whom
biologist thus Tar has been able to
classify, the gentlemen who run the sen
ate, and the house and the President and
the courts are milliouaires.
1t may therefore interest my readers
to have d list OF those milliouaires and
their millions.