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coz WBIr< rPHILL GtWE.
Hsme Team Makes = run IN the NInth
and " TN ny StST

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W.,,,'.-,.,. =. T.,.,,-,.t..,,.l -, -.
~ W. '''''~f ~ e''if' 'f-'''fl' 'll''
on soHfh Fi"id Yesterday aiier"oor ~"
Mornin g~ide h'tghi pla ysf- ,aui' from
hshind ~ tho -s,.pth inning and Tied The
-, -. -. . -. = -. "a.
~e"'V' ~" '"-' O." " u'"'" '''' Nv"
winning run. making IN" Hnai score 10 :.
Columbia g'f NJ ~ the Tad With threa runs
10 it, ,rc,t,. INT o.. n t.--.. 81 .rr,r and
. -,,.-h.,,. -. A.. -. a, =, -. -.
sha-h'n@ INV "aSN"' '"H' Ah"'"NI 'rr'T
made = nom" fun SHN" m" ydHA@r- I"'lf
Fuus ard tho lead IU The thtrd tuHtug
The game IA. ~. .r.-fI.,.. frnt, -tvrt o.,
- =, , =, 4,
H"Nu' Wv ~ WV ~ 'ai Va"
player. a. "a'h IeaN mat NOR" man u .
share -! error tolumbis nov over ola ysd
the h.ttsr g.pt. IA Inc. n..Gt sf,boyy1 h.t
-. - -. -. - ..-
'"@ ""'"i VIZ '''". -" '."h s'''hA
EA sat" hU-. MURRAY -" pitched ~"
entire gam" for tOlumbIa. ana sltHough
ne -. sid IN tho ,..,I, ,,.,, nj ~. 90.
=, -, r -
u" '.'I' '"' ~ '.' -"''' '''' wv
ana m IN. hin'n nF'hg. non Tenn h"d
che haze u'lsd. pulled htm--lf out Of the
hole yer, -f,.lv Iha Quaker. o.ta tr.,,ts
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WOrOR BOaT COI RISE TROI RIE.
auts,nobne CIub Explains IIs NcsIsa IN
selecting I.archrps at.

The troubl.. over the two courses select 81
fot the race Tor the British Internal ional
cup and the CTitictsms mad" on the actiOO
" tho motor bOat committee Of the Auto
nobils club 81 America has called forth
a state mert from Charles = FoFsdtck, act
ing secretary NJ the Automobile club.
Mr. For-dic1 asks TO hsv" published
the following facts ~ clear up misleading
statements that have appeared relative
10 tho International motor boat races for
the Harm-wOrth cup There ~ M Harms-
un-th cup Tho trophy won nv she DiAie
and held hy the Motor Boat club ~ Amertca
il according ~ the decd NJ gift known a.
the British Ini~rnst ionAl cup and ~ II won
IN one race not q series NJ Faces Mr.. FOrs-
dick statement -
European national motor boat club.
have entered INTO an agreement With the
automobile club NJ America nv uhich
racing Of an INT srnat tonsl character IN
Am~Vtcan waters and ~ American entries
rho IuiomobiIe IIub NJ America in
vit..,i iUe cola boraslor NJ the Motor Boat
Ilub NJ America and the l.sTchniOut Yacht
club ami . wear 20 each NJ th~se cliubs
apDntnts,i from Ua members two Who be-
cains witA tSo members of the autonObtle
r"sDonsiStii'iss of the auto ciub under
ta foreign Agreement and AL " the clubs
re~oGni1e the AUTHORITY 81 the automobile
club IN the sirumsnt NJ as~ociat ions
This committee. composed Of the presi-
dent 81 the AutomObile Club % America.
chairman ~ oflcio. James 4 Blair, Jr
and C;eoF g. . BakeE. ". Henry n Sutpheu
and charles Tower NJ the Motor Boat
Ilub % Amsrica. Edgar Park and n, L.
seymour Of the I.archmons acht club.
MET on Monday afternoon. and after q very
TIIll dlaeu~-iOD selected I.archmont tho
most desirable course upon Hhich 20 run
the HaFms OTth cup race
The aRreement mentioned was made
and Then the announcement waa published
motor boat Osners we're very much UP In
arms that . club not devoted 10 the sport
sbould take on itseIf the government Of
nternas ional racing The fATChmOmt Yacht
Cith ha- done very little for Inc sport being
chiefly devoted 10 sailing yachfs. and tho
only representative club Of the trio u tho
Motor bosf club Of America. II vas an
noun~ed ~ the time that this agreement
shotsld 90 into enert SITTER Inc neHi race
for the int erna ttOnal CUP and that -nexf
race has nor vet baen held
The cup y held by the Motor BOAT club
IL Anlerisn That club has bp~n recognized
bV the foreign clubs a. the holder ~ no
trOphy anu he challenges we're sent 20 the
Motor Boat club Of America and not to the
fnOtor hoat committee ~ he automObtie
club The Motor Rat t1ub ~ America
accepted the Challenges. set he date for The
Face~ selected HUnt inGton the course.
appointed n committee 20 huild and 90
defending yscht and has made al the
c0rre-IpOndsd Whh the British rhallPngern
through It's Secretary. walter ". Bleling.
and motor bnat msn sud members 81 that
club gannOt see " here the aut OmObuiis club
has any right 20 Interfere
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rHE AMERICAN HENLEY.
Events Announced fss rhss Wears Meet
On MAJ n.

The American Rowing Association has
announced the programme for the "Ameri-
can Henley, which will hs held this wear
Nn SATURDAY. May p. on the schuylkilI
River ai Philadelphia. The programme Ia
mu"h the same Rs IN former years. The
races wall be nrst single sculls. farragut
cup ~eyond single sculls, hrst double se,ills.
SrhuNiktl challenge cup. - centtpede
rrSt pair cared shells. first four cared shells,
puritan challenge cup nrSt eight cared
shella. stewards Chslenge cup: special
tntercluh eight cared -hells Junior collegiate
eight cared shells, NeN England challenge
cup inter-chotasfiC eight cared shells.
Frankiin challenge cup college freshman
eight cared shells
Inc races are to be he Henley distance
Of one mile So wards. and all stra ishIaway
" has been stiptllale ed that The special inter
club for Fights Will not he open 10 colleges.
only hons ride clubs being eligible. Re
gaTdtng she definition 81 q second osraman
the Z. v 4 says ANY individual may
To~ IN -esond race, irrespective Of hts
senior intermediary OF Junior rating
IN other rONlng ass0rtat ions, " hiz crew
y in- IN second race Of this assoc lat ION
he would he considered senior oarsman.
or -'-ulier. IN other regatta. Otherwise
hsa raj ing ~ not affected
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20 be placed On the fronts Of the cars


Fifteen motorcycle policemen are now
on duty in Chicago with special Instructions
10 watch for speeding autom0btle drivers:
Nth a -psedo%sses sS ihss the rid:rs can
tell inst how last suspected autoDobtls
ar'verS are travelling.
some 81 the members Of the New YORK
AUTOMOBILES trade are awakening 20 the
droTs where Inc speed Of cars may De
thOrOu ghly tested and where great raus
tournaments may he held John y. Rainier
ty Of the local tradesmen when no AdvO-
cafes he COnsa TucttOn Of such course
mhhin EASY driving distance q the city:
traction companies has . propositions under
consideration.
that indianapolis. Atlanta, Georgia and
date AUTOMOBILES speed tracks. while New
IN this continent. II not on earth, mus
look to dirt hOrseTacinE tracks for ice
asm and enough public spirit among NeW
Work motorists TO plan and construct
course ~ least equal 20 the famous Brook
There - little dOub, that such a course
Soud ne RsyI,TS TSRS san R. ,Sr !" see e non
, ss 'Sour hour rsoss on sSs HsiIs ,racs
Th@ys 10 no lack of ssaisshse sises for an
undsTtAkIng Of this character Long
Nv oder VARIETY 81 locations from which
20 make a choice. such a course might
he hutlt twenty ave or thirty miles out
side The City - ~ IN afford a pleasant motor
car ride 10 and from The races. sinCs the
patronage would naturally come princt-
pallv from motor car owners wonder
FULLY saIcces-fui tournament vas held on
he Atlanta mot ordrome last fail There
can No no question that equally 10 not far
more <tICCe-sfui meets could ~ held on
a course IN the Uet ropolttan district
The n"S-Pap"r. hay. had long accounts
re,ertly Of the construction of . motor car
racsrotirr@ ~ Los Angrie-, ana already
track The faste~t cars and moot daring
drivers for those mssts in the West and
south are drawn from New \ ora city. ann
= mot ordToms 81 home viii hrtnR together
the greatest GALAXY Of mot or car racing
stsrs ever gat h~red together think
there - great opportunity Tor the Motor
Racing Association IN this neld
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mar, IND BO,Ts ~ ,WPED.
Nsr~ai. and se-.-sd Cv~~. ssRe 10 GsrIeG
On the Charles

CANRUiB,E. Mas April - two mile
race bot tween The Harvard varsity and
second crews on the Charles this afternoon
ended m both boais being sSamD.d IN the
rougn water that was stirred up nv a cross
ind NJ The time the varsity Na- leading
nv u length A. both crews we're near the
I mon boai ttub " hen they sWampei the
ueu got ~sIely 10 the noats and were
brought back 20 their OWn quarters IN the
launsh
IO-m0TrOn evening The varsity eiRhf
y nh Two substitutes coach Nray Manager
thaNeT aud Dr " ladd viii leave Tdr
Annapolis AMI Nill have pra"ttce tNice
da,lN pn the Sr' ~Tn ungh fhe vsre paAt
InuF-a.t
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state Ra~,nx A-.sc,s,Isa I..u-. IIc-n.-..

NLBANY. Aprh ~ The state Rarinx
omn '~sion ~. certified - the Secre =
tsrv Of state thai licenses for he -ss-on
81 racing have been granted ~ rho rom
90 i--iou 20 The toiiowtnE queens iOuntg
90, N-N lut'. Saratoga N~So' istiOn or the
Improvement at the hr@~'i Of hoT~s- ktn =
ptre NV ka'ing Nssps iaiton. BFoOkl Ism
Io'Lsv = Iuh. t0neN island .iock~y tiiIn
and Me-ts hester kartnE dissertation In
sddUi ton ii-en-e tor race meet On NAV {.
ua- ha-u granted to me Meadow brook
- - pie has. .--ogtaf ION
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WhItR~, = Pr0usI NIns.

>r,St4l Tf1ir DsSpa'ra N THE Nrs
ipNDrN Aprti ~ Harry Payne whit
ney'- rrpuot ridden b'N Martin won q
hts. rai -oi'i selling plate 81 va eretgns
a. The NsN maTGet raven messing to-day
mere WpT. thirteen starters The betting
- = 10 against fepuot . to . against
Magnetic and To against sun BAH
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Iou's Pnll defeated Frans Ra"ssr
scratch. I0 Tort f," uurEs lat righ' ~
the ainst eur haudI'ap 'hr~" '.u.Nrou fourra-
men ~ Mrtrav rpou- Pol Spr Nv 4
score ~ 80 fp co. Yah wad's . ran Of
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.0ss oti y M y,,rnirv ~, "a. .r,,.t

Totals - 49, ~
'Ons out vn~7 winning -In va- .rOrsf
penns, . -nts y n
Columns %
RIns Psnn-' I. aria Thss - u pOI : smith
Y Snlth, 'oyJens Nnils, Columbia p,trr
bout e. iomreI NlS1dI. =. % e pnnsIi Three
hase hts CogycH.. Wool Horn~ rIn ustrr
bout ~s-rr,e hl's ~ands.- Hs.ung- ion,nsel.
Lee. Dearoh. smile u smith. A.deudifer
Ssolsa rs,e> ki~1di 80 ounrf ry-f on
hases-t oi.urbis. =. renus. o. anita Tir-t hs-e
90 errors COunihts. 4 P~nnsl tt anis g. pouhls
plays-Sand-r. Moore 4Nd kienf ood and
Cozysns stTI,A oTt - Irs .. D. Marshall. ..
~ Fierce TiT-t ra-r On hati- - frr ~
Psrrs. 49, ~ uifher ~ rrvts ra@,er
rail- Lor1usI Hit- 80 Marshal . 90 Pierre :
mnire ksrnsd' fiu' hour, AMI ~ rntnUtrs
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~ AuEu.A Augusta. = olum bta.
~ savannah jacksonville .. SaN AMMAN. l.
~ Macon Columbus, ;, NarOn.
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ssTU AruoNs WANTED VENNII

~rENOGP iPHFR fright rrrrr-' vtnLE
WIT harl u ret start nsorrst salRrf VI
ACHNEiuE'' 80 Madison az 'unour -EsA RS -
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y % ~ %
Run- &C. y kiersn. Miller BFoWn New
NorG Z ny sT>ity FitScilsr, :. SadofsLS D. ule.
brennan, =. l-Apities iir~t base on error New
) ORR adversely LETT on has, Ne~ orr
{ nj, er.it, q e e y :. tirst nae on bali-
90 GrNcn. y. oil brown, Strurk ont ~
1rlneu. o.. ~ BroNn. a Home run Rrennan
f~nce FtungeT. >. kieruan POlly :. SadOfSky. >
poubl- pisy Atehaei-, Miller and Polly Hii ~
Wtrher ~ HroWn tiApade~n WA pirh
H-ovn mprr J DOe~cher. Time nOurs
D
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Cnamulonahtp Seaann. Amer League Para. B'way
ieeth - y. v, Amer. ". BgBt. MusAe. Adm 90.
Ad8s
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SRA a ROSS WANTED -MAI.ss.

YOTNG MAN. As sixteen years experience
Ero~ery business. pouid iike inside prrai'.1
Honc~t end sobrr. Address ". HRAt y. BoX a
Mrstn@td. =
WANTPu- F1sitions In south America b. 90 .
college graduates who Aaii for hurnos Airrs m
Judy. desire connection With some American 'H.
reru. Address 4. e.. boa toa sun ofNce
furionas--Jin. $50 Master Phillipal. . 70 Uor.
Garrett rs w. y. Csrnsy. JrJs % 2, se-o1
IN Queen Mary aN4 PiSa Alarm als1 rn3.
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New SsrE nj, crsn,. Gee. =. y. =.


NsS Nor- { University ds'cstri the college of
toe ,i'N ~ New NorE tc,frr,iHy ohio itrid
hl to = The
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HELP WANTED MALI.

WANTED Men ~ ~gpcH~urc - ~.f.s
Territorial nights for the saie ~ rfE~| I'D 60
ticle lhst n sure Winnc- Addrr-. N ..
iOrk boa ~. Hastings. Nsh
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AGENTS NNTED

AGEN-TS WANTED Ia make hog.r 'H r0
ran, sell and ins tall paten 81 article .rs.
net prnnt Of from - ~ n sfalN1 uFf ffr f
sahuit you proposition Andfr.s .. 2. o..
Ibrk hos ~. Hastings. Ncb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE u,prr,,

New york, October 7.-rlour-staad, -,
a moderate jobbng trade rye E,o VII
STEADY. Buckwheat Elour-stcadv p ouI-
I 1heat-E 1. Cornmeal-Steady. rive uu M
bariey-Firm. Wheat-Steady: No ~ ano
slos9s elevator and s1,o27s +, b as, tea
sulures closed 'sc. net advance Decan,ba.
StVo1s May. s1.lola Corn-Easy: No . so,so'
e, nS so domestic basis. to arrive. c,
ana al oshc T. o. b. afloat. Futures closed IL ~
&c &c. net advance December. 57Mc.: Nav
bo'ac. Oats--Steady. Futures closed 80 10y y
s sr to &c higher. December, a9Mc,. Nav
Ss9c.; July, i11ac1 nay'
Beef and Lard-steady. Tallow-ouiot %
troleum-Steady. Rosin and Turnant,na
firm. Rice and Nolasses-Steady. Surar
raw and refined, steady. Coffee-Fmtmra.
closed barely steady at net decline os ~
10 points. Spot. steady; Rio No. x lie. s,np
tos. No. Tx 91?o.; mild. steady: cordovas
1lA RlS&c. Potntoes--Easy; Southern sweets'
per barrel. 81 @1.S; Jersey sweets. ner ha ~
rel. Slb0@2O0. Butter--Steady and nnchan.-
ed. Cheese and Eggs-steady and unchans-
ed, cahbages-Quiet and unchanged. Pea
nuts and Observation-Disclosures
The cottonseed oil market was frmer arr
ly in sympathy with cotton, but there was q
good deal of proft-takins and tho mariset
lost most of the advance, closing at 9 noints
decline TO points advance. October q 4am
$50; November. 764@766: December 75om
I.oS; January. 7,56G760 February 75emTs5.
prime crude. prompt 6s7 nominal. prime
summer yellow, S.47@9c0; prime winter vel
ow, s.5o4lo,lo; prime summer white. 5000
100.
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.ish OF Weakening. and the general ten.
uency OF prices was upward unti in the late
aiHe. october sold at H.34 or IS points
net higher, and January at 1454. or az notn,s
ABOVE the closing figures of yesterday. There
was lot Of cotton for sale around .haao
p'.ees ana reactions Of or points occur
~ rom the top. but offerings were 80 vel,
absorbed that the undertone continusd ver,,
80 ana continental trade interests were
reported big buyers in Liverpool, today IN,
''eai demand is said to have been i,sn,red
more by the firm ruling of the sonthern
Spot markets In the face of the sraduallv
increasing receipts than by any fresh view
.. 'he crop situation Southern spot mar
As TO-DAY were generally lsc. higher. max
ing advances of from 3a@ac. during the
past week. '"e
h1eceipts at the ports today were 20 ana
Daar AGAINST $500 last week ana 62.s2s lase
eo vaI. For the week 5000 bales arainst aSn
p r.o iast week and 1851 last year. To.day:.
',04O last year. asaihsh
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COTTON MARKETS

October The cotton market
more active to-day with prices
high records for the season an
OF the English market. follow
tlement Of the Lancashire labor
bullish advices as TO spot con.
ne interior of the South. rbe
Eighty off from the top under
ut the final tone was firm, and
showed gains of from eoG9I
ne day. The market opened irm
nee of hos points, with the
showing the greatest strength
TO the cables, while late posi-
cid back by heavy realizing. nm
ter the call near months eased
but the reactionary movement
no Impression abroad, later
ng continued strength, 80 thai
arket soon Armed up on fresh
png account, covering by recent
reaction and rehuying by old
ad taken profits earlier in the
reactions occurred during the
market at no time showed any
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Dun,s Trade Review.

New York, October 7.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade to- morrow
VIII say: The industrial and mer.
camille outlook Is better than stats
tics of actual transactions Indicate
The tone Of the financial markets ia
strong in spite of the recent advance
In foreign discount rates Tho iron
and steel trade seems brighter in the
way OF the Southern demand for mig
iron. The cotton goods trade improves.
although curtailment of cotton pro ;
duction is still practiced. and the re.
adjustment made necessary by the
nigh prices of raw cotton continues
the government report during the week
moderate and late crop
WOODEN and worsted goods are in
better demand. The copper trade seems
10 be In an encouraging position. the
demand indicating an immense world
consumption. Trade reports reflect
almost without exception an improve.
ment In sentiment as regards the
future Orders for footwear increase
from week to week, but bust
ness Is far from normal.
Weeks Bank Clcarings
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New Orleans. La. October 7.--Cotton-Spot
cotton steady, s-l6c. up; middling. IA l-l6c.
Sales on the spot $50 bales and $500 to ar
rive. Cotton futures opened steady at an
advance of 79l2 points much higher
cables than expected The reports OF yes,
terday that the labor troubles in Lancashire
mad been ended We're confirmed, and this
led TO buying BY conservative traders. The
weather map showed cold weather In the
more northern portions OF the cotton coun.
Try, but no frost, and the forecast promised
fair and warmer weather in the western half
OF the belt, The market at the end OF the
hrst naif hour of business was 100 II points
UP, Although leading bull interests were not
aggressive and the ring was quiet the mar
Ret heId very steady tone. and tho ad-
vance was gradually increased until around
10 O'CLOCK IL amounted to 17920 points on
the trading months. Longs took profits
freaiy, but enough fresh long buying was
done 10 absorb ann offerings, Buying was
passed principally complaints OF damage
by rain in the central portions of the belt.
Manchester cable messages told of hard
ening yarn market and mort business in
cloths, which also helped the advance At
noon the market was at the highest level
OF the morning l7@22 points up. III tho
afternoon session the market was firm in
sympathy with advances in quotations al |
southern spot markets. and the closing was |
very steady al net advance of 1920
points. Cotton futures closed very steady,
closing BIDS October. tA.s3. November 1888;
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Mcclklx Cation stntlst1cs.

Liverpool, October 1.-THE following
are the weekly cotton statistics:
Imports. all kinds. $4,000 bales. Of
which were American $1,000 bales
Stock. all kinds. $4,000; American.
100000.
American forwarded. $4,000.
Total exports, 1000.
Total sales. all kinds. $4,000; Ameri-
can, $4,000.
English spinners takings, $4,000.
Total export. 5000.
Quantity afloat all kinds. s5oApo;
American, $4,000.
Total sales on speculation. 1900.
Total sales to exporters, 1900.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. N c.. October 7..-spirits Tur-
pEssntine-steady at 7slsc.: receipts 40 casks
Tar--Firm at $3.50: receipts "a barrels. crude
Turpontine-Firm at $500 and So; receipts n
Savannah Ga. October 7-Turpentine-
Firm at 751ac.: sales $50 casks: receipts 5a3
casks; shipments 2ss casks; stock l7.oIs
casks. Rosin-Firm; sales 1886 barrels: re.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANrT MARKEr

(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va. October 7.-Peanuts--Span
ish market firmer. Farmers stock. Sl.30 pei
bushel. stock exhausted; No. 1 Spanish
sheiled. at IlfI7ssc, per pound. No. Span.
ish. shelied, size. per pound
Nirginias-Market weak with few sales
Fancy farmers stock. 3d3Hc.: machine
picked stock 21sa2Nc.: Smelling stock. "a
21ac Weather conditions unfavorable for
harvesting new crop. which is one to two
weeks late Buyers offering SLIPS per bushel
for early shipments of Spanish; no
offerings
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. October THE cotton goods
market was moderately active in the pri-
mary division with prices showing harden.
ing tendency. More staples for early ship
ment are being bought Yarn spinncrs are
declining business quite generally because
of the low prices tenderod. Wool markets
are easy with small sales reported.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

brought fresh support to-day In the wheat
market here, 1t was noticeable however.
that the buying did not follow the advances
very far, and the choppy trade that resulted
was not conductive of Investment. Tho close.
however, was steady. and Notwithstanding
that dispatches from Argentina were even
more contradictory than yesterday showed
We're 9sQlAc. lower than last night: oats 10
12la a 22}sc.
The leading futures r,ncaa - s.I,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

iiioHu, va, Oct0Der 2, 1910.
brights-Continue quiet, but firm with Iirht
teceipts. Dark Tobacco--Reorlered. REGENT q
and offerings nominal. Market very auie,
new primings continue very light and mar.
kot active. Nothing doing in other gradea
and quotations nominal
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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~ active. Large sizes draygy Er,s sat =.
tepfn eoo rseepts and fairly active But.
Appies-chotce and fancy in hight ranais.
ana market in good condition The nar.e.
as as whole is in rather unsottled con Sst
tloh. ana the merchants are finding it hard
to clean up receipts daily. naFo
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aslp,s LILO barreln; shipments 4,4a5 barrels
nt0ek oo,osI bnrrels Quote: q. Sf2h
MARINE 1NTELLIGENE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER ,o,o
e, ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley sheliy N,rtait
cn n,aa and passengers, old Dominion line
n -, aurora, Barrett. Petersburg and
.annes Hiver landings. merchandise and ma
sensers. Phillips Line ''o piA-
r.. SAILED.
, o.eamer berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. tner-
en s,n and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
s.eamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk ana
au.Ies river landings. merchandise and mas.
se ~! virginia Navigation Company
stehtner Aurora. Barrett, Petersburg and
Janles River landings. merchandise and pas.
sengers. Phillips Line.
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for interest-paying bonds ar.
10 which interest must be added
nds and certificates OF indebted'
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December. 1882; anuary. 1,44 Mar, >,
Nal. 14.70; July, 14s6 "afen' H.
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CATTLE MARX rs
RICHMOND LIVE sToex nA,,,,n
'sa'es at Union Stock Yards3

Ssa'es at Union Stock Yards1
49,. Richmond, w., October 4, ioiu.
report OF the live stock marke, TO- ~,
week ending October 4. t'f 'h'
Shear s Is 4S2 head; calves, 14s head
Besi a. .tsn nead: hogs. si7 head
tnir medium to good. 4Na5c.. co,r,,,
tn snaa "Inma ~ best heifers bHc.; medi'n,
best s0 cow, t,g as common 70 fair " adHc
common 10 fair meg ss, d !, to good sH9ic;
c caive sI11se; extra s8sBc. Cows ". V,n
,a ,,,ss sssm6ooo per head slleen ssi IN IN.
fair t. son extra 7kc. best hogs. g.
Sc. bo. ssou; re @SNc.; COWS and stays. Ia