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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-04-30
BASE BALL.
HOME GAMES OF THE CHICAGO
WHITE SOX.

HOME GAMES OF THE CHICAGO
WHITE SOx.
American League bail grounds, Both
street and Wentworth avenue.
Detroit, April 80; May, 1, 2, 3.
Cleveland, May 8, 20.
New York, June 2, 3, 4, 8.
Boston, June 6, Z, 8, 9.
Washington. June 10, II, IL, 13.
Philadelphia, June Is, 16, IS, 10.
Cleveland, June %, 20.
st. Louis, July /, 2, 3, 4, 8.
Detroit. July 20, 30, 81.
Philadelphia, August 1, 2, 3, 4.
Washington, August 8, 6, rs.
Boston, August 9, 10, IL, IL.
New York, August 10, IA, 10, 16.
Cleveland, September 6, 8.
Detroit, September IL.
st. Louis, September IL, 13.
Boston, September Is, II, Is.
New York, September 10, 20, Fl.
Philadelphia, September 20, "a, 20.
Washington, September 26, %, 20.
Cleveland, October 1, 2.
Detroit. October 6, SO.
~6A
The champion Detroit Tigers come
Sunday to play series Of four games
with the White Sox. This series
should furnish enough excitement for
the most exacting fan. Game Sunday
commences at 3 o'clock.
Two good games are billed at Gun
Their Park. The Normals will play
Niesen's men this Saturday and the
Mutuals will play them on Sunday.
The Union Giants will play at Rog.
ers Park this Saturday and the Spal.
dings will open the Chicago League
season, there on Sunday.
Foreign steamship companies doing
business with American ports must
pay the corporation tax, according to
q recent opinion Of the Attorney Gen.
eral. His opinion is based on the pro.
vision Of the law which makes all for.
eign corporations amenable to the tax
on that part Of their business done
here. There are great difiiculties In
the way Of ascertaining on what pro.
portion of Its income foreign steam.
ship company should pay o tax: but
II the Supreme Court finds that the
law Is constitutional. q way can be
found for collecting an approximately
Just tax from the steamship compan.
les. The government maintains that
the tax Is In the nature Of q license
fee levied on the privilege OF doins
business. Its opponents Insist that I.
IL a direct tax on property. and ID
therefore unconstitutional.
A year or two ago an Ohio farmer
discouraged In his attempts to raise
apples. was about to cut down his or
chard trees for frewood. An oficer Of
q neighboring agricultural college Sc
| cured DermisSiOn to take a mart of the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-04-30

Men who are willing to pay $50 q
seat for the purpose Of witnessing the
fight between Hon. Jeifries and Hon.
johnson should at least have the good
taste to refrain from complaining
around home about the cost OF living
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-04-30

"Opium smoking isn't In 1t with po'
tato.stem smoking" states doctor.
Usually the vice-and there are more
victims than you would imagine
starts In boyhood days on the farm,
when the youngster Of the family
steals his fathers pipe and hides with
1t and some matches down behind the
garden fence or behind the barn next
to the field potatoes. He doesn't dare
to take up the straight tobacco, but he
tries out some dried potato STAINS In
the pipe.
"The smoke sets the experimentee
into a delicious dreamy state at first,
but the heart action accelerates In a
minute or two In an effort to throw on
the poison through the lungs and skin.
The dreamy state quickly disappears,
the face gets flushed and the heart &C.
ton rapidly increases to severe palpi'
tation.
III the dose has been large the VIC
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-04-30

The champion Detroit Tigers come
Sunday to play series Of four games
with the White Sox. This series
should furnish enough excitement for
the most exacting fan. Game Sunday
commences at 3 o'clock.
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Nrw yoRK PRODUCE 8 MARKET.

New York, October 20 -F lour-Quiet and
lover 10 sell. spring patents, s5.l5 a5io;
Winter patents. $4,000 i7o.s Rye Flour Firm.
tBuclwheat Flour and Buckwh en- t-Quiet,
3c,ornmeaI# and Rye-Stendy Barley Quiet.
Wheat--ISa 81; No. a rod. . 96ss elevate md
o7H ~ 3. S, afloat. Futures closed v q sc.
net lover, December, 99asc.; May $l.0ist.
5Corn-Easy: No. q, Sc elera u, lone tic
basis. "a arrive, O. I. FL and 67ct {, o. b.
EnYioat. Futures closed 40. net decline; De-
cember. $40; May, 57c..N Ga ts--Ftrm. Futures
closed unchanged to hc, mel Z lower, October,
S7,tc, y December. N 4oc. uly,
g395sc Si s., s. w Il rs e I:
ana D n sin--steady. Turpcntne- Firm, Rice
Quiet. IA Molusses-- ia v. ssug av--I ",
99nomina /; IS rntned easy. g ffae-F lures
ateadyI at unchan ged ricesS TO an q dvance
al 4 points. Closed st cad u AT ad vance OF
!? n osnoints Rio, No. N q, santoss No Y,
ii Il y: mild. 1 steady: Co Iowa, II g., Pea
nuts ana F'reig htB-IJ han gee, Pot toes--
Easy; Maine, per hag s, 81. 20
hulk. s7dp 1.ho n; Southern sweets per bars
s75c. 40 ersey is. per barrel.
S,l,s5 a i5o. cabbaE es ouies DAM shss seed.
perE ton. 50 q 10. 90.
< uttsr- 81 eady and unahan Cd; recelpts.
9s,4ls mounds. Cheese tead 81 nd sunct an 81
al 4; rocel n aek ii ex $50
ShaIes. FeSsi ,ss9 SaFats.,
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{. CHICAGO GRAM MARKET.

Chica go. ILL.,, October 2e.-Lowest prices OF
the year were reached in the wheat market
to-day Just before the close. Although the
Monday showing Of world shipments prom
Uses to be somewhat less burdensome than
has previously been counted upon. the dead
weight OF the expected total badly discour.
aged holders. The final quotations were
i1ha nc lower than last night Other grain
suffered in sympathy-corn being pulled
down q Hc., and oats S9hc. Provisions
al the finished ranged from 1oc. advance te
1e1kc. decline.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Cotton. quiet; middlins. 1910: gross re-
ccipts. 1875 bales; stock. 10000 bales; ex-
port to the Continent. N3 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
ss,43 bales: export to Great Britain. 1850
bales; TO France, 1oaso bales: to the cont'-
nent. A.e41 bales; stock. s4l01 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
ss.H3 bales, export to Great Britain. 1850
bales; to France. 1o,4eo bales: to the conti-
nsnt. 4l.s4i bales.
Total since September at all ports-Set
receipts, 2.s7s.15s bales: export to Great
Britain. sss.7ss bales: to France. 2sf.iSa bales;
to the Continent. s7ss:s bales; to Japan, To-
1876 bales: to Mexico. 800 baies.
New Orleans. La. october .s.-cotton-spot
cotton easy. 1-lsc. lower; middiing, IA S-lsc.
Sales on the spot 400 bales and 500 TO arrive.
Futures opened steady, AZ 10 points down as
i the result OF bear pressure. Liverpool was
considerably higher than expected. and the
weather map Indicated that the cotton belt
vas experiencing one OF tho coolest speils
In its history, the time of the year consid-
cred, but manipulative tactics were resorted
10 by the bears In order to prevent the ad-
vance that ordinarily would take place on
these features. After the call the market
was nervous and undecided, and at the END
Of the fir.t half hour the. trading month";
were 1910 points under yesterdays ciose,
Pressure on the market Increased as the
session grew older. The crop estimate OF
u 500 o1o bales was issued during the morn :
Inc. and much capital was made out OF it
by the leading bears. With futures down
around the 1ic. level many stop-loss orders
were reported on the long SIDE OF the mar MAJ
ket, which Increased the weak feeling. Inc
, market closed steady at a net decline OF .lH
q points. Futures closed steady CLOSING:
October. 400; November, 1903: December,
fIo4. January, AL; March. li.eS; May, llS9:
July. l44c.
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CATTLE MARKETS RI !
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK Al.ARKEI.s
- fso1es at5lJn!on Stock T ards.l *

5s RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET Es
ETf sa1es at Union stock = ards. &
is Richmond. Va. October 1910.
], a,ort8 a. the live stock market for the
week ending October q:
x Pscants-Cattlc, $50 head ca ives. 10 head |;
sheen sI9 head: hogs J. Ia hea g.
4 Rest steers 5Is Csc. ono eS 10 hi her;
medium to good AZ A5.4o common 70 fair.
s,s @S4isc.: best heifers. &C.: medium to good.
AZ NIX q: common to fair. 81 @ 4c,; best
cnWs mite; medium to good. ~ GsHc..;
cannon 10 fair, III sAc.; bulls sta dpsRc.;
coivns sdTslSe.; grassers. sW4'sc..; cowsgand
ca,yes saS al $500 per head; sheep 2! dp 4c,;
q ms i1sel6,sc; extra 7c.; best hogs, $50;
ma eiu Is good. yqs.te.; pigs sows and
sstags. $50 slse
5 cb,ca ca rll., octnber s9.--catt le-R Receipts
estimated Eat 700 head, Market ~ stead y.
4 Reeves. s,.500p7.7o Texas steers, 81 80 q $50:
Western steers slae7o: stockers and feed I
srs Is a $40; COWS and heise Egg 60:
e aIyes '''' sTsplo,.s estimated
~ ~ Geo head Market shade .h!sher, Ltghl 4,
Is 4san. sS mixed. S75 S9S s7Gs g
81. M, il, 81 s5 a Isl; good 70 choice heavy,
sassdl sso: pigs bnlsof 50 lsss ssq
s,To sheep-Reccipts estimated at 1900 head
No. N.Y. i. q steady. Native s15 Western,
,saTsspT 10: western, 81 q 100, M
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Official Rangc and Sale 81 Stocks IN New York
SALES,

56AAES. 4 & III
200 Amer. Agri. Chcino com.
Allis. Chalmers ...........
Allis- Chalmers, pfd......
9, 400 Amalgamated Copper ~.
700 American Can .............
900 American Can, pfd........
200 Amer. Car aud Foundry.
Amer. Car and E'out1., pfd
American Cotton Oil......
200 Amer. Lipseed OIL, COM.
Amer. Linseed OIL, pfd...
200 American Locomotive -.
Amer Locomotive. pfd...
American Malt p1d......
300 American Smelling $3.50.
100 American Beet Sugar..
100 American Sugar ..........
600 Amor. Tel. and Tel. Co...
s American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco, pfd..
Anaconda Copper ........
81 100 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line......
100 Baltimore and Ohie........
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1856 Canadian Pacific .........
Central Leather ..........
400 Chesapeake ard ohio....
100 Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West, ptd....
3,4W CHI. NIL. and st. Paul..
900 Chicago and Northwest.
700 Clev. Gin, Chi. and st. I
Colorado Fuel ard Iron.
$50 Colorado and Southern.
100 Col. and South, LIST .ptd.
800 Consolidated Gas $1,000.
a Crucible Steel. com.....t
Crucible Steel, DID,.
Delaware and Hudson...
Distillers' Sec. Cor........
3,NOs Erie
Erie, list pfd.............;.'
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
800 General Electric
800 Great Northern, lfd.....,
Great Northern Ore cts
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loan that has been made for the En-
pire by ]. P. Morgan & Co.. Kuhn, Loeb
& CO., and the National City Bank
and the First Bank

New York. October 2s.-Money on
call nominal: time loans firm and dull;
days. 5; six months. 4s-4a5.. Prime
mercantile paper. 51-2 to 8 per cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business in bankers bills. at S4.S2159
5I4s6106 s4.s620 for demand. CONNER
cial bills. S4.S1 5-80$4.S21-2 Bar sill
yer, 30 ga. Mexican dollars. IS. Gov
eminent bonds. steady; railroad bonds,
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NAVAL STORES.

2-1,,r,I,, in,cto n. c. october 29.-Spirits
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. casks Rosia---R 7'es
HceIpts So barrels. Tar-Firm ut s.6o;, =, re-
4 ceIpts . barrels. Crude Turpentlne-flrt f
at s4.5oGs.oo; receipts g % bar s,,
tine4Firm at 77a77lc.; sales 800 casks !. rs:
eeipts SO casks shipments l5s casks as STOCK
ao1o3 barrels Rosin-Firm: sales W. parre,s.
receipts 15s barrels; shlpmeh rs y "a 10
{ stock 1881 barrels. Quote: ~ Ss.sV,
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fresh gathered. e1.r. nrst no:sc.; nrst

Cottonseed OIL was steady for crude. but
shade lower for refined under liberal trad
ers on contract and scattered selling by
commission houses. Futures 1G6 points net
lower. November, ia 0Z25: December. 10,
aT.ss: January, 1908 February. 7ss9
7.43; March. z4s97.47; prime crude. s.h;
prime summer yellow. 7.2e 073o: prime win
Ter yellow, 1907 800: prime summer white.
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my GOODS. MARKET.

4, "a n,,iet with values holding very st eady.
Linens are In good call for spring delivery =,
and producers have large ord rs on ne
! books. Fine and fancy cottons rule quiet.
Burlaps are hrn ~
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ro,n shnshe els: oats $4,000 bushels. Shipments
wheat. l5ssco bushels; corn $500 s'' bush
els !; oats. 4cssc0 bushels; -, oo,.
Cash grain closed = MaeaeNo hard. ss5:
y ssc No 3 hard. ssaAc.: No. northern .
slealos: No northern lola11eas; +. No. !,
northern . sla1ae No spring sc !. g sa aas
No spring. sc a siol vslvet , shan 1.sse
s,s. ,,hi,e and No yellow, 49,sc.: No
! s9 Is a ssa sc, No. white 4sls e 4sc:
a;s.m4sc.. No. white, 4sc.: No. yellow.
l7s:S1 4sl.c oats-No. white. 50 q &c; No. !
white % a seac.; No white. slSsc.; stand l!f !.
ard, see11G @ ssc.
Baltimore: Md. October ea.-Wheat-- THAR
ket weak. SCOT. contract, 9ss.c.; outhern on
gru,,e SCI. a 9sl.c Corn--Firm: spot, i5ac.
"a FIRM: & No. white s7hd3itsc. Rye
Steady; No. . western. domestic, 20 q Soc
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Receipts $50 head. veals. 81 q 1915: tops. sl1;
western. ss.15a6.5o Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts 200 head. Sheep. $40 81; lambs,
So50a 6.15. i
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
1AVH-NONO olVVfA9 S0lAnN14.
BY Richard W. Maury
Stock and Bond Broker. 1o15 E. Main ST.
Richmond. Va. October .. 1910.
EAJ,Eg AT ROARn
richmond city q. c. and R.-Seo At IS.

Richmond City Is. C. and Roo at ss.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia IS. Old. C. and r.. ias2.... IS -.
Centuries. %. C. and r. 1s,l...... ssh s.
RAILROAD BONDS.
c. and o. r. and =. Gen'i 81 AS. io7 ..
Georgia Pac. LIST &c. G.. 1see........ ia
Georgia, Sou and Fla. lsH........ los =.
Norfolk and West. ny. 4x. ly.S.. 20 a..
Rich. and Dan. Gold Is. c. 1915. Jos
seaboard Air Line Is. iseo.......... So
3Seaboard ADJ. 5 p. c. bonds. 1872. .:
Southern Railway LIST IS. lss4...... los
western y. C. Is. Is. c.. lell...... lo5
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Va. Ry and Power Co. S. isss.a. IS -.
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Va. Ry. and Power Co. pfd....1oo. II -.
Va. Ry. and Power Co. com....le0 81 IS
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com........lco III -.
Chesapeake and Ohio............1 100 Sei2 a..
Norfolk and Western com......1O ss,s
Southern Railway m...........loo Is
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Bank OF Commerce and rrust.10o 1ls -.
First acknowledgements. 100 800
Merchants National. 100 $50
Mechanics and Merchants Bank.lo0 225 49,.
National Bank OF virginia......1oo ia -.
National State and City Bank..l 100 III 80.
Planters ational.................i0o $50
Savings Bank OF Rlchmond..... Is SCI:
Union Bank OF Richmond.......1o ia
Virginia Trust Company.........lG01l III
5 MISCELLANEOUS.
American lob. ptd. ep. @c........loo ashi ..
American Locomotive pfd........ los
sva,-Car. Chem. pfd. s p. c.......l0o 124
3Va.-Car.t Chem. com..-...........l00 81
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
PEANUT MARKET

4 5(Ecportcd BY RODGERS McCahe q COD
Petersburg. Va, October so-Peanuts.-
ssnanish.-aiarket hrmer at sl.So for ola
As,acl. 'naY Spanish at $3.50 Weat Their cou.
5ditions remain unfavorable for harvesting
new crop. -.
virsinias.-Market weak Wit rev safes
Il Fancy farmers stock, sgshc. machine
picked stock, alsaasc.; Smelling stock. 20
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are
at price, to which interest must be add
ed. Income bonds aud certificates of indebt.
cdncss are flat.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE ,l! g =.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER :. 2

E PORT OF RICHMOND ocToB'E,ll's 20 lslV,
SSs'8 ARRIVED y
L steamer Berkeley Shelly, Norfolk. I
schandise ana passen gers, Old Dominion Line;
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Noriolh ahu
InIne s ! Riyer8 landings, merchandise ana pas
son rors. Virginia Navigation Company
steamer Aurora. Barrett. Petersburg and
IAN "a River landings, merchandise ana pas
I sengers. Phillips line.
5Sa5''e'5.5 M SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. shclly,.. y orfolk, N :, y
{ cha nd isc and passengers, Old Dominion Line
n Steamer Aurora, Barrett Petersburg ana
James River landings, morchandlse 5a''u pas '
Ssengers. Phillips y lne. 81 VI III
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York, October 9e.-Thcs cotton market
to-day was dominated by increasing crop
estimates. and there was a.syiolent break In
prices with the close asy ut q net decline of,
. points on October and of GIG IS points on
other months. The market opened steady
at decline OF 500 points under liquidation
and bear pressure. following reports that a
prominent Southern crop expert. who has
been travelling through the belt during the
lentore growing season. estimated the yield
at 1850 COO bales. At first there was q good
demand. Cables were better than due. the.
weather In the South proved quite as win
try as had been forecast yesterday. the
completed weekend figures justified yes
sterday's bullish views of immediate Stats
tics. and reports from manufacturing cir-f
Giles showed that8mils were rapid resunl-
Ing full time. These factors probably In
spIred bull and .bs
closing figures OF last night. Offerings con-
tinued very heavy however. and while
leading bulls were credited With buying
an effort to hold prices. the market soon
broke wide OPEN becoming almost demor-
allied after II o'clock. when Janua ~ CON.
tracts sold OF to IA. o5 and Nj arch 70 lt.l3 or
so@7 points under the closing figures Of
Elast night. Last prices were q title up
from the lowest on covering. but It seemed
evident that the large estimates OF. the crop
were completely owe rshadowlng pu
tment aftergthe close was simtla rly nervous.
m Is said III the local circles that the au-
thority making the estimate OF i. &c., oo
IA las wa ! very close to the crop last year,
anS has adc fairly accurate estimates. as
to y the ay crop estimates for the past several
san sons ,rhe estimate OF $4,000, 900 bales Is
about 1000 bales above estimates at slrsu.
$a18srnnsid 4 rablc change In average vicwsaiof
the {, crop during the past two or three rec
Receipts at the ports day were e e. 5s.44s
Ia ics nrainst $685. last week and 3d. Ils last
rea nor the week 400 900 bales go inst SOL
is last week and 4O2,6to la st. yea ro days
5receints at New Orleans S,6e7 bales agalns
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p. en s ~ Statement,

GA E83l3 Trcnsllry Statement.
was hlngton. D. O.. October ss;-The dcondl.
ion III ]the Treasury at the be ginnin z @
business day was as 5folloWH sSs III,
Y, 81, ,o,, Is. 4. $3.50 ESQ 669
ss',!'l y. ass 4y4 200
,,", IN MAO 35eo 900
s,,vsr eert itioates outstanding
'Si General Fund.
I, l \, liaa 6aa
N, I, III X, \. .
Sfsnr,si mee in Treasury rices a0ls6 a5
2ss
Il u ~ 60 in Y. 4. !. 1884
sst 4, I. a. 1, GIL 40t
III nd 81 GA asa
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CLOSING BOND, QUOTATIONS.

wabash list and ext. ls................. 81
Erie conv. 10. series "A"................ rs
Erie conv. IL, series "B".................. 70
s1nterborough Metro. 4hks.................. 81
Inter. Nero. Marine lhs................. es
Kansas City Southern list as.............. 20
Louisville and Nash. I'm. 4s.............. 81
Missouri Pacific Observation-Disclosures. %
Missouri Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Missouri Pacific conv. IS (b!d) ........... %
Now York Central deb. 4s................ 81
Norfolk and Western LIST con. 4s....... 80
Norfolk and Western COW. 4s......... 100
Pennsylvania COW. 3hs (ial5) .....,...... IS
ST, Louis and San Fran. gen. 6s....... 81
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June ....................... 144o i44o 1Aza
July ............".......14.15 A14 1Ll9 H.co
Spot cotton closed quiet. IS points decline:
middling uplands. 1910; middling gulf. 1855.
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4 nn,ss "a 4. IT'S q 500
Nfnrlset c,onditions-Turkeys OF good size
4 fat ! . "a scarce. Chickens a re in heavy
receipts ana fairly astys FEES e
-, - 80 IA wanted Hides wanted and firm.
Dried apples, potatoes and pears active at
moi 4 tions. Choice No. \ apples In good de-
ma A and can be sold readily. Isl
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American Tel. and Tel, couy. 4s.........1os
American Tobacco 4s....................... sos
American Tobacco ss.......................1o 1861
Atchison COW. 4s................. 1o7
A.chlson COW. 5s........... 1oex
Atlantic Coast Line 1st q (bid) .......... x.f
Brooklyn Transit COW. 4s................ s3h
Central OF Georgia 6s...................... 1861
Chesapeake and Ohio 4hs................ u
Chesapeake and Ohio COW. t5ss......... e3Es
Chicago. B. and Quincy Joint 4s........ e55s
Chicago. B. and Quincy zen. ls......... s7h
Chicago, Nil. and st. p. deb. 1....... 20
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IA Il YORK, cetobe,,s 81 Rseyes-- Reesipts.
IN Mead. Sales OF no rtance. alves-,
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LocAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Furnished By Levy Commission Company
Commission Merchants, Richmond. Va
Richmond Va. October %. 1910.
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y pacaints al the ports to-day we're 5s,44s
Ia ics n rainst $685. @last week and Salts last
Yea FOR the week 400 900 balc against Ssl
lie last week and 4O2,64o la st year. To days
receipts at New Orleans s6e7 bales al ainst
17,a54a last year. MI s59j
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Especial to The Times pispatch.l

rs The Imperial edict was issued to-
day In China authorizing the $5.000,000
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\ c,ottor futures opened steady ana closed

High. Low. Close.
14.45 1885 1i.i0
l4,17.
14,4s 14.l6s l4.sa
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~ LILY and Cherry were playing
soldiers in the yard. It made
no difference that Cherry was
little girl Of ten, she could
play soldier just as well as Billy, who
was boy and twelve.
''Oh, DEAR" exclaimed Billy, 'T'm so
thirsty l could drink rainwater and
call it good"
''Me, too," said Cherry as she wiped
her patriotic brow.
At that they rushed into the kitch-
en-, and while Cherry had the first
chance at the tumbler always stand
ing by the sink Billy, half giggling,
told his mother how they had both
declared themselves thirsty enough to
drink rainwater.
Mrs. Merritt went on with the cook
les she was making as she said:
Our poor soldiers during the war
were often so parched with thirst that
they not only wosld almost have cried
for joy to have clean rainwater, but
gladly lay down and scooped up the
muddy water from puddles in the mid
die Of the road"
Honest, mammaY' questioned Billy,
forgetting his thirst.
Eyes, that is really true, Billy. I
used to hear Grandma Merritt tell Of
many of those things that seem almost
impossible in these quiet days.
''Oh, my goodness sakes alivep said
the soldier girl, who had just drunk
her fill. Il don't know what / should
do if ! couldn't get nice, clean water
when I'm thirsty"
did the soldiers use to get hungry
when there wasn't anything to eat"
asked Billy eagerly.
Mrs. Merritt had to smile. Billys
appetite was a subject for jokes ali
through the family.
Soldiers have to learn to put up
with a great deal when in camp or on
the march, Billy, boy, that they would
never think could be endured were
they at home But, Of course. grown
men can endure many things that
would seem dreadful to children like
you and Cherry. Rnt 7 want yo1s to
remember one thing-our soldiers had
to pass through a great deal that was
hard and extremely uncomfortable,
and they did it to make things firm
and easy for those who were to come
after them. Well, run away to your
play now, but when Memorial day
comes remember we all owe debt Of
great gratitude to the men who 60
marching by"
Out ran the merry pair, yet it at
once became evident that change had