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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
CHIP CAPTAIN
SHOT At SEA

rrRFKA Cal Aug gg Cant n
we,l % thc Alaska Pacific timer
.sman. bound nom Seattle 10
- rsaneisco. was shot and Killed
- attempted holdup ON the high
~ yesterday
"a Thomas. one 90 The two ma
~ hlshwaymen who planned the
sss,ssals robbery NC che ship shot
s.ee cars Wood when he resisted
@emas then jumped overheard
~ life prescfvev and dlsap
.,srea IN the meantime his &C.
..mrllee VAS captured aud over
s.sered in the enEiue room. and is
- N lrons The Ruckmsn will
.,rlye At san Francisco az noon.
v,ws n tho robbery came by wiro
ksS
Rorn a Port Discovery, on Pugct
.-nd 81 years ago Capt Wood
- bees ruunlus into Seattle ever
ssce b. nas i2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
TALKS ON TEETH
By the REGAL DENTISTS
Low PRICES, BETTER METHOD

Our great specialists are curing
pyorrhea alveolaris, commonly
known as Riggs disease loose
teeth, and restoring missing teeth
without the use OF plates. There is
no boring into the gums or cutting.
II is a painless process.
You need all your teeth to prop
erly masticate your food. Let us
supply those that are missing.
This is the largest dental estab-
lishment in Seattle. That means
IA great deal 20 you II you will Just
stop to consider the matter.
Being so big. We are able to spe-
clalize, and place patients in the
hands OF men who make a speciality
of certain diseases OF the teeth.
II you need our help you will be
asked to pay less than the private
dentists who does all his own work
himself, for the great volume of
business enables us to cut the prof
its down. in individual cases, much
below what the smaller concern or
the one-man office would be COM
PEELED TO ask in order to pay ex.
penses.
Furthermore, by specializing our
work. the patient receives far bet
ter treatment. IL is the same diff
ference as exists between the
large department store and the
small private merchant
Not only can we underbid the
private dentist in his charges. but
we offer you a special method of
dental practical practical. sane
and permanent method of restor
ing teeth. UNNECESSARILY superior
to the ordinary bridge work and
partial plates.
We give written guarantee
with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1405 Third Az. N. w. Cor. Union ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
IS SAILORS
Drowned

LONDON. Aug. 22.-Elahteen
ullers we're drowned when the
srltlsh cruiser Bedford went
sshcre last night on oVel Part ISL
and. near the ecast Of Korea. ae-
ssrrin9 10 an Exchange Telegraph
sesrs today.
The vessel vas under command
u capt- Fitxhubert ard carried a
trc~ Of es7 men, The cruiser was
sr route from Wei Hal Wei 20
Nsgssski with squadron.
The position of the Bedford Is
peFiious. and the men lefs on the
grounded vessel have been taken
~ because u the probability that
soc will 20 20 pieces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
nIeogsI sIakE IN THg WoRLp TO-DAY has boon AZ |

TIE blGoEsT STRIKE IN The WORLD TODAY has been Al.
overlooked lacked features
OF riot boodshsd horrohe strike Of $4,000 Of
women's New York city involving directly
dred o. thousands Of and children and Indirectly the
whole United States
REAL FACTS strike Seattle
stoned SNew York investigation Ne
Of brotherhood mankind,
by unoroanrsd Industry Following
articles should Of all America
hopeful shaking
dustrial ahacktea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
ANOTHER HOLD UP

G. ID Reichert ia report 20 the
police this morning. stated that his
home. at 18th and r Union 81. had
been entered about II o'clock sun
day morning and $40 In money
taken. His description OF the thief
taiiies with a description held by
the authorities OF an unknown per.
son who riflod bakery on the
corner OF 23d av. and h. Cherry
81 20 mlnutea earlier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22

Il am sure you will look a per.
feet duck In a uniform Ny last
maid was so homely that my bus
band said Il kept him swaks
nights! You know how TO smile
v hen you open the door,
I'VE really have very little e
do aud the work IL not hard, You
will take care Of all the rooms ~
the house except the kitchen. and
I shall expect you 10 dust the floors
along with the furniture every day
There are only iG rooms. and the
woodwork IL all white enamel. aud
simply cannot tolerate finger
marks. or course there viii be The
beds and the bathrooms have
three children. and they are per
feet little eheruba." she concluded
as the head Of a child. whose ma
ture might have been termed more
impish than chorubie. appeared a
the door.
AND the poodle
Il .oo-L.oo. continued the lady
Is a darling ANGEL just know
sou will adore herr She has 70 80
out for a walk every day--and u
viii be a mics little run FOR you
too"
Mrs. -- did not really see
enough Of her children to know
whether they we're chcrubs OF
maps. They we're left entirely "a
the care Of the governeHs. But
let angel Loo-Loo" get indigestion
from stuffing herself with oatmeal
and rich cream. and her mistress
would run for a hot water bottle
and tuck her up In her silk lined
basket bed.
She ended the Interview by tell
ing me that she Was sure l would
like the place.
Il simply devote myself to max
ing my servants happy" she said
4 think IL 80 beautiful TO make
the iivea about one pleasant. don
your We all try 10 help each Other
here Ny husband says that ! sim
ply exhaust myself planning this
work
But had not been in the kitchen
10 minutes until the cook, a good
faced. middle-aged woman, told ms
differently.
You will run up and down Stair
to wait on the missus so times
day." said she. Besides servlnl
the meals. caring for all the silver
glass and china. answering all tele
phone and door bells. there will b.
enough daily cleaning TO keep two
women busy"
She was right.
Five breakfasts we're served II
five different rooms every morning
two mncheons at noon, and thre'
dinners at night.
Another OF my regular ceremon
les was laying out the night clothei
and opening the beds every even
ing. Still another was backing thu
masters boots, which ! accom-
pllshed by tipping the furnace boy
who did It FOR me.
From $3.50 In the morning until
al night we're my hours, except 10
my Wednesday afternoon out ant
every other Sunday afternoon. NJ
wonder my predecessor had beef
discharged because she would be
come faint after running upstairs
she was as strong an Irish CIR
as you ever saw when we botl
came here six months ago" tn
cook told me. but she got hear
trouble. and the mlssus fired her
lust as she will you II you let he
hear that cough.
Cooks prophecy came true,
was fired" because my club-paper
writing mistress was afraid sh'
might have a sick maid on he
hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
WHAT THE STRIKERS ARE FIGHTING FOR

Aholishment Of the home awcatshop.
The AShonr
Strictly shops.
Definite minimum scale sufficient maintain the
and his family during the the year
of trade conditions
No than 90 hours overtime per day during
souh avoid the killing strain OF rs 20 hours day
n industry.
powerdven sewing machines
requisites for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22

4 NEW YORK. Aug. 22-It
4 was announced today that F.
4 Augustus HeinEe. who recently
\ figured In federal prosecutions,
4 Is engaged 10 marry Berniee
4 Henderson. q member Of the
4 "A Fool There Was" company.
= The marriage Is set for this
4 week. and the couple will start
4 on a honeymoon journey In a
4 special car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
GAYH0R RETURNS
TO REGULAR DIET

HOBOKEN. n. j.. Aug. %. -
Mayor William j Gaynor. Of New
York. was today allowed to return
to ordinary food. and his condition
was pronounced highly satisfactory.
His fare includes everything in the
way of wholesome diet. No COM
phcations are feared. and the physi-
clans IN attendance are considering
plans for his removal to his home
or 10 the mountains for con-
valescence.
Rockefeller is taking a bath In
whtskey regularly. say the dis
patches. Darn the rich They're al
ways rubbing their exclusive lux
uries under our nosesi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
WAR is over

OBy Uaited PressJ
MANAGUA. Aug. s2.--Gen. Mena.
commanding the advance OF the
revolutionary army, entered Mana
qua today with several thousand
troops.
President Madriz thereupon pub
licly acknowI lodged his defeat and
proclaimed Gen. Juan Estrada pres
ident OF the republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
(Coneludcdl
concluded

NGoHCtudod,1
"Rut no charity ward would &c.
cept me. ! am not IN enough
Well. I'm sure ! don't know. -
she said. there are working girls
homes and things suppose you
could try the y. W G. A."
Where Is the Y W G. AZ" /
asked
You really should not expect
me 60 answer your questions Why
don't you ask your young man who
was sitting out here with you the
other nlKhtf" asked the mistress ot
the Kitchen
4 do not know that young man
we'll enough 20 care to tell my
troubles 10 him. l answered
The Growing ,lnsult.
I dare say he would BE- per.
fectiy willing to look after you for
a few days" She threw the insult
at me as her silken skirts sWished
through the pantry door
How l longed TO forget that !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
HUNT MEN WHO
STARTED FIRES


WASHINGTON. Aug. 22-For-
estry service officials today tele-
graphed Assistant Forester Buck. at
Medford. Ore. to use every effort 10
find and arrest the men suspected
Of having started the forest fires In
Southeastern Oregon.
The service has appealed 10 the
war department for more troops to
aid the rangers In fighting the
flames
American Lake Companies There.
PORTLAND. Ore. Aug a.
Companies a. =. G, II and /. First
Infantry, numbering 25s men, and
a pack train from the Second Field
artillery, arrived In Portland last
night from American Lake and left
almost Immediately for Medford TO
fight the forest fires in the Crater
forest
Fire Is Getting worse.
The fire IN the Crater national
forest grows steadily worse. ae-
cordinC 20 information received at
the local forestry headquarters to-
, day The present force OF fire
I fighters IS inadequate 10 handle the
situation. Some Of them have been
on the lire line for ~ hours with
out sleep. Many exhausted men
Z have dropped In their tracks. The
troops are under the command Of
T Mai Martin -Four companies viii
20 TO the fire at Butte rails. while
/ the remaining company will be
/ rushed 10 Ashland to join the mill
I tiamen In an effort TO check de-
structive blaze near Ashland
Acting Gov. B0werman probably
win issue a call for volunteers to
go to the fire front In Southern
oregon. Gov. BowermRn intended
Z 10 call out the state militia for fire
duty He found. however. that the
law would not allow him 10 do so.
! Boweunan said that he would call
out the state troops should he find
a legal way TO do So
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n---7p-c r~-rr 7S7v;cv'7 "
,ssrr,Ss -7'S z 93''7

Heading Gait" which slsneed 1900 shops
Translated tho Yedlsh readst "The
ciared This Afternoon az o'coc H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
Married 81 Years.

PfTTsFIELD. Mass. Aug "a
NJ. and Mrs. Gilbert West today
lelebrated their sIst wedding amt
vrssary. Mr.. West Is 81 years old
asd Mrs. West Is ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22

Automatic floEEing machines are
ased Ia some ~ the armies of Eu-
rpFe % punish disobedient soldiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-22
BIGGEST STRIKE IN WORLD GIVES VITAL BROTHERHOOD BIRTH

Sevenyve Thousand Garment Workers Driven Revolt for
Bare Necessities of Life Tie Up Great Industry Give S
ing Example OF Tariff Prosperity and Learn for Them
selves the True Spirit OF Fellowship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
NEw YORK PRODUCE MARKEr.

New York. June lO.--Flou.-Easer. Rye
Flour and Cornmeal-Steady. Wheat-Easy;
No. cred, sl06 nominal. c. T., No. / north
ern. SLl2k nominal, f. o. b. Options closed
at 1.@hc, not decline. july, S1.01; Septem.
Der. 9Issc., December. 9Si,c. Corn-Steady.
No. 2. SIC. nominal, elevator, domestic basis.
to arrive c. l. T. Options closed VI llisc. net
lower. July. 6shc.; September, Csc. Decem-
Der, 6oisc. Oats-Steady: mixed. nominal
Becf-Steady. Lard-Easy Ta.llow-Du
Petroleum--steady. Turpentine-Firm. Rice
Steady. Molasses-Dull. Susar--Raw, firm
refined. steady. Coffee-Fulures closed
steady at net gain OF 5Ils points Spot,
steady; Rio. No. z. SIC; santos. No. 1. CSC.
mild. quiet: Cordova, sHgl2hc. Butter
Barely steady and Unchanged receipts ia
o02 pounds. Enthusiastically and unchanged;
receipts. 4,Gs boxes. Eggs-stoady and un-
changed: receipts LASS cratas. Potatoes
Easy; southern, per barrel, sl@20o. Cab
hages-Steady and unchanged. ! .eAghts and
Peanuts-unchanged
The cottonseed oil market was quiet and
easier with more liberal offerings in the
near positions, closing al unchanged to S
points net decline with sales OF 1900 bar
rels July ',asq7e9; September, 7,s797sS.
October, I3l4f32: December 6.46G6is;
prime crude. nominal; prime summer yell
low. S028S.aO; prime winter yellow, S.5e1
$40; prime summer white, o.-o eyS.66.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
CHARTERS ISSUED


Tho following charters .e-e eranted yes.
to-day by tho state Corporation Commits.
sion.
Farmers Union warehouse (1nc.). Ken.
bridge Va. q. 7. Bridsforth, president; WI
j. Bragg, vice-presidcnt: w. L. Banch,
secretary and troasurer-al OF Kenbrdse,
va, Capital: Maximum, ssSOo; minimum
10000. Objects: Tobacco warehouse busi-
ness.
The csl.y-cine Corporation, Norfolk. II.
t ,afy and treasurer. both OF Norfolk; u. =.
Han, vicc-prcslden,. Buckland Mass. capt. ,
va: Maximum. $4,000: tninmum, Sll6eoo.
Objects: Manufacture and sell beverage
Bonney Home for Girls. Norfolk. jesse I.
bonney, president: George I. stevens. secre.
tnry w. w. Old. p. S. stephsnson II. y.
Basnall W. w Vicar. l.. i Hoyster, D. z.
Whltehurst, Na,hanlal Beaiman. Leonard
Elizabeth Bonney, G.. w. Cilbert-all OF Nor.
folk. Objects. To provide Il home for in
digent and helpless girls Ga charitable in.
Jefrrcys- spauldng Manufacturing Com
pany unc.J, Chase city. II. NJ. Jenreys,
president; A. l.. Jefreys. secretary and
city. Va. Capital: Maximum. $4,000. min
imum. $1,000. Objects. Lumber business.
Il. +. Drake Son e. Company unc.). sun
beam. Va. E. F. Drake, president. j. S,
.tary-all OF Sunbeam. Va. Capital: Mani
num- $4,000; minimum, $4,000. Objects.
Mercantile business.
The Proht-Shafing Company Unc1. Je-
tcrsvlle Va. j. y, Courier PRESIDENT. w. j.
Elan. vice presldent. a. X, Morris, secre.
tary and treasurcr-all IT Jetersvile, Va,
Capital; Maximum. si5oco. minimum. sleo.
objects: Mercantile business.
Alden Manufacturing Company rnc,),
Danville. va. l., 3 conway, president;
Julius kaufman, Vice president; C. G. Hol.
land, secretary and treasurar-all OF Dan.
vile. Capital: Maximum. $4,000; mint
mum, $4,000 Objects: Manufacture bug
giles. carriages, etc.
a license to do business Ill Virginia was
issued to the National Lie and Accident
Insurance Company, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws Of the state of
Tennessee Joseph Button. of Richmond.
statutory agent. Maximum capital author
lied by charter. 3i50,DcO. Objects and pur-
poses Life and accident insurance business.
a license TO do business in Virginia was
issued TO the Piedmont Mount Airy Guano
= ompany of Baltimore city, corporation
organized and existing unde- the laws OF
the State OF Maryland george X. c.
Lachen. OF suffolk, statutory agent. Max
imum capital authorized by charter, $50. :
go obJeets ana purposes: Fes.ilizer bus.
mess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
REVIEW OF TRADE

New York. June 1O.-R. G. Dun g.
row r VIII say; With a compromise
nected on the question of railroad
rates "a which, though depending in parl
on n, acton by Congress In the railroad
bi ii; IS regarded as satisfactory ana
Win crop prospects for both wheat
ana cotton decidedly good. the bust
ness outlook shows much Improvement
over last week.
stocks of pig iron continue to ac-
ceuinulate, yet curtailment of produce
non was on much less extensive
scale during May thanin the precedinr.
month. New business comes forwa I'd
IN slightly larger volume and a better
leellns exists as result of the COM
promise regarding freight rates. Talk
ed OF cancellations of equipment or
ders nave not inaterialized and the
railroads. continue to place some ilm-
pei dnt contracts ~ certain lines. Tor
MAJ NOTICE from he largest producers
o. cotton and WOODEN goods Of an
lhlehtion to curtuil production very
materially bespeaks the difficulties he
settlng textile lines as consequences
OF the supnormal demand and the pres
sure upon costs induced by the high
ana uncertain values on raw mate
rails. - -
Manufacturers are purchasing In
u ilmitcd way, and there Is some In /.
creased call for staple domcstlcs. While
lne miscellaneous export trade con-
tlnlles quiet but fairly steady.
Nalues are generally steadier
liaue IN footwear continues ,luict' .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11

much rain in parts of the South, particular
ly in the Memphis district. AT the advance,
however, offerings became heavier and the
market soon reacted. Prices eased under
realizing. The new crop followed the de-
cline slowly, and at the low level there was
renewal OF bull support, on which the
market rallied quite Sharply. with prices
sustained by scattering longs and some
fresh buying on bulIsh Weekend figures
and report OF better spot demand in the
Southern market.
were $3.50 bales against S4S las, week anu
e.0tG last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
nEronn SUPREME COURT.
Arguments in Two Cases Hcnrd by
Judges at NytheNillc.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Wytheville. Va, June l0.-Proceed
ings in the supreme Court OF Appeals
to-day were as follows
Wears VS.. Salyer. Argument con-
cluded by o. NJ Wears for appellate
and w. w Bird for appellee, and sub
mitted
Clinohfeld Coal Company VS.. Wheel
er's Administrator. Partly argued by
a. y. Phlegar for appellate and Wm.
until Monday morning
The next cases to ne called are as
follows. Meade ct al. vs. King eli al .
Justus vs.. W NJ Ritter Lumber Com
pany; Norfolk and Western Railway
Company VS.. Dixie Tobacco Compsn
Hall vs. Graham, sheriff, and admins
traitor: Barnes ct ais. VS.. Crocke IT, $
Administrator
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wheat, 1880 bushels corn, aas,7oo bushels:
oats. 22a.sOo bushels.
Cash grain: wheat-No. red. sloia1e5;
No 3 red aec. a s1ol No. hard, DC. dsl.
No 8 hard. % a e7c.. No / northern. si0ia
ln51t: No 2 northern, sLo5el1 ,osl7. No. 4
spring, csc. q s1.c2. corn-No. . 5slr 95aac;
No. 9 white. 6+a s4i!c.; No. yellow, 90 q
soisc.: No. 3, seq 5si.c.. No. white 62is
6sc: No yellow, aaia SOC; No. I, 5tisD
651sc.; No. white, 54,a q Sc, No. yellow,
IS Gp58isc. oats-No. 2 white, SS1a q 4oc; No
5 white, 3SI< a 5ac.; No. waite 3'&c.; NO.
; standard 3ss. a s9&c.
Baltimore Md. June le.-wheat-Duli.
Quiet. July. Sc: July. say gsShc. Oats
Firm; No. . white, +ha+oc.. No mixed,
sa1sc. Rye-pull: No. western. domestic,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool, June lo.---The followinc
are the weekly cotton statistics. 80
Imports, all kinds, 900 bales. az
which American, $4,000. ~ -
4 stock nn,il, all kinds, $4,000, Of which
American forwarded, $1,000.
retail exports 1900.
~ Total sales, all kinds $4,000, Of
iTrnsllsh spinners' takings. $1,000
! quantity ailost ali kinds, 10000. Of
when ahoat, American. $4,000.
rotai safes on speculation. 3,3D0.
Iotal sales TO exporters. 900
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RailrnaDs.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JUNE ". 1910.
!, .I,se LIE, VI. Z IkrIi AIflND Dali. Y

EFFECTIVE JUNE Y, 1910
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: 100 a. IL. s:15 A.
NJ, and 7:B p. ".
For norfolk. $50 A. 81. . a. ~. 500 p.
N. .:io P. 81.
For N. & W. RI west: s:15 n. ". 400 A.
A. 300 p. VI and $40 p. NJ.
For Petersburg: 100 A NJ. Sis A N.
..S;io A. ~. s.i5 A. ". 500 A. NJ. 1870 p.
NJ. 800 p. NJ. i:io r. NJ. s.e5 p. NJ, 10
Up. NJ. $40 p. NJ. li:t5 p 81.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville; 1910 p. "
Trains arrive Richmond daily; $40 A. N.
$40 A. NJ. SAC A. NJ. 1875 A. 81. ..lo:a5 A.
NJ ''u:3s A. VI. -ii:Io A VI, .i.sc p NJ.
..2:i5 P. NJ. s:o5 p. NJ, $50 r. NJ 500 P.
~, 800 p N, ''lo.s5 P VI and 1l:7o p 81.
Except Sunday. .-Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connec-
tons not guaranteed
4 S. CAMPBELL. D. p A.
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,aies. asa,ns, 2,sss45s last week and

bales. against 2.sas,4o3 last week and
36S9133 last year. OF this. the total
OF America motion Is 1.707.5il bales
against 1.s3a.453 last week and 2.Ts1,T33
last year; and OF all other kinds in
Guiding Egypt. Brazil. India, etc. 1901
roo bales, against l.154.ooo las, week and
$4,000 last year OF the worlds visi-
bile supply of cotton. there is now
afloat and held in Great Britain and
Continental Europe. 1.its,0on bales.
against 2.36s.noo last year; in Egypt.
$4,000 bales againat 10000 last year;
in India. $4,000 bales, against $4,000
last year, and In the United states,
$4,000 bales. against tas,ooo last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
M1u studx Rn1tletsIa.

Washington D, c. June Io.-Thirtv
student officers of the army. stationed
at the War College. left For, Myer
to-day for a two-months tour of duty
TO study at first range battlefields Of
the Civil War and the handling of
large bodies OF troops The officers
are under the charge OF Major Ehcn
Swift, of the general staff. They vii,
study historic grounds in Virginia.
West Virginia. Maryland and Pennsyl.
Vania, ending their trip at Gettysburg
where they will spend month In camp
with the National Guard and regular
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. G., June lc-spirtts Tul-
nen'ins7-steady AZ b6lsc.; receipts 80 ca SKIS
Rosiu--steady al $500; rereipts 10 barrels.
Tar-Firm at s225, Crude rurpontine--F.rm
at sa44eS and iS25; recei2c IS barrels
savannah. Ca. June l0---It.rpentine- Firm
al 5sac; sales 3l6 casks. rocGlpts ;ss casks;
shipments 1873 casks; stock 1881 casks. Rosi,l
Firm; sales 1880 barrels. receipts l.s.s
barrels shipments b3 bHr-sis; stock is.sI
barrels Quote, b, Si5oflii0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Day GOODS MARkEr.

market held steady during the day. but
trading was light. Bidding al lower prices
was noted on convertible and print cloths
but mills arc declining contracts that show
a loss. CnrtaIlment OF production Ia in
oreasing rapidly In cotton mill centres COT.
ton yarns are quiet Wool shows and cas-.
ing tendency In the local mbrket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11

New York. June 1o.-Money on call
easy, "a @2A; closing bid. 90; offered
at rs. Time loans steady: sixty days
81 ds3s per cent. and ninety days.
sIa six months. 4@4h. Prime mer-
camille paper. 4A@5A Sterling ex-
change firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.s425dsi.S4S5 for
sixty days. and at s4.s6so for demand.
silver 3d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
COTTON MARKETS.,

New York, June lo.-The cotton market
ras nervous to-day and somewhat reaction
AIRY as result Of realizing over the week
end following the sharp advances OF the
last few days The Anal tone was steady
at net loss OF 2Gio points. The old crop
ras easier in response 10 somewhat disap.
pointing cables, while the new crop re-
flee,ed continued covering and talk Of too
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-11
$4,000 Fire mt Np,row..

Special to The Times -Dispatch.1
Bluefield, W. Va, June 10.-A fire OF,
supposed incendiary origin totally de-
merchandise store AT Narrows Va
early yesterday morning The loss is
$4,000, with $4,000 Insurance