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WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a hours -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-24

For eastern New Yorl
Vermont unsettled viii
night or Wednesday. \
er tonight In interior. |
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The sporting editor OF the Pitts
field Eagle was in attendance at the
Tudor park game. Judging from his
write-up of the contest he was not at
all pleased with the result. His ex-
perience of seeing the Shire City
team at the small end OF the score
last year was so continuous that he
should have become accustomed to Ii
by this time, and he might just as
well cheer up for the same thing is
going to happen some more this year.
ICY" Ferry's Pittsfield team, which
went to pieces last week was schedul-
ed TO play at Hoosick Falls Sunday
with the All Nationals. There was
good crowd at the Hooslck grounds
and considerable disappointment was
Expressed over the failure Of the
teams to put in an appearance.
Bennington high school will play
It's second game with the Burr and
Burton seminary team at the Athletic
field at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Wood and Scott will be the battery
for Bennington and good game is
expected.
North Adams went to Schenectady
Sunday and defeated the Jefferson.
lans 2 to /. Billy King. who played
right field for Bennington last season
won the game for North Adams with
a three base hit in the ninth inning.
Manager Flagherty OF North Ad
ans has canned Jarvis. who has
been playing at center field and has
taken on Jim Mahoney who has beer
playing with "Cy" Ferry's organiza
ton recently disorganized.
II is reported that Scanlon, the
trappy third-baseman who put NJ
such a rafting game at Tudor Pari
for Pittsfeld. Is TO leave the shire
city team.
Manhattan beat Vermont at Bur
llinnfOn VQQfQrdaV IN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-24

Manhattan beat Vermont at Blu
lington yesterday Z to 3.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-24

II is reported that Scanlon. the
trappy third-baseman who put up
such a rafting game at Tudor Park
for Pittsfeld. is TO leave the shire
city team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
COTTON MARKETS.

New YORK October .s-Whi!e fluctuations
were moi 50 violent and trading was rather
less active on the average, the cotton mar
tet continued very nervous and Irregular
;o-dsy. closing steady at a net decline OF
siGl3 points. generally +46 points lower on
the active months. The market opened
steady al an advance of 4 n55 points on a
renewal OF yesterdays covering movement
and some fresh buying, Inspired the APP
psarances of the expected low temperatures
In the Westerntpart Of the belt. The cold
weather news had reached liverpool before
this local opening. and the gables were A
little better than due but offerings hers
were heavy AT tho initial advance, and II
soon appeared that buyers on the frost pre-
k!ctions of yesterday were taking profits on
the NATURALIZATION of the news There was
buying of good character on a scale down.
and the decline was Interrupted by mod
crate rallies, but arices gradually worked
off 10 a net loss OF about l59lS points, III
spite OF the forecasts calling for continued
frosts or freezing Temperatures in the
Western belt o-night. aud Ugh to heavy
frosts in the northern part Of the Eastern
became a little less urgent and the mar
ket rallied onS4 covering. There also seemed
10 be some support from leading pun opera.
tors and the active months sold 3 or
points over the closing figures OF last night
during the middle Of the afternoon follow
Ing Ewiiltry weather along the northern edge
of the belt and the week end figures show
ing smaller in,n-sight than expected, Will,
spinners takipgs4in excess OF the same week
last year. In the last few minutes how
ever prices eased off from the best under
renewed realizing, and October closed i
points under the closing hsures of las,
night. although there was practically nc
business for that delivery In the late trad
Ing. Southern spot markets Officially re-
ported carly Mere unchanged to &c. lower
Receipts at the ports to-day were 5l,1s
bales against 1885 last week and 1880 las
sear. For the week coo bales against A6l.
b7s last week and Aao.4s, last year. Torday's
receipts at New Orleans 1857 bales agaihs
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CHARGED With TAKING
MONEY FROM LETTERS

lSpecialsto The Times III spatch.l
Fredericksburg, Va. October 2S.--R.
T. Purkins. postmaster at King George
OF that county. was arrested and /
brought here last night by Post-Omce
inspectors e. r. Martin and Q. H. SAT-
fell. charged with taking money from
letters that passed thro".h the post ! ST.
before United States Commissio
iChas. D. Foster. He waived prellm-
mary examinatio ion, and In. default q
grand e ur
The Baptist Church was filled to
verflowing toni sht with an audience
composed not onlyof ap5is,s' Ply ssS
y. 4 8. Dill. d. D.. forne y pastor Ct the
Baptist Church. now OF Bowling Green
~. While here he :, e a. guesta.ofs
Ksy llams sRs prfiieP bec aas
known that Dr. Dill was coming to
Fredericksburg on q visit the mem
bers Of the church arranged to give
him reception and the event ven = was e.
NJ. G. Wills, niors deacon. OF the
church. presld ed, and 8 made some
appropriate renlar ks. Rev. R.s.A.8sVVll.a
elivered hEiet ADDRESS q ap n
seyeral5o OF tho deaconsS and othera The.
address@o of the evening was mad by
Dr. Dill Solo &numbersE were rendered
BY nirs.sS.A. sPs Rowe. Misses Mind and
B.. r.. Bullock.4 ii5s5s9 .tsij t lfE Is s
sSS3 Judge j. r. \ Mason. who has been
at a asanatorium In r ichmond cows
eringg from an opera lon. has returned
to- his home here, and Us steadily i'm;
proving. It Is expected that he can
resume his duties on the bench In q
Postmas u j Ohm NJ. Fdmns has been
appointed BY the Treasury Department
Of the government at " shig Eton. as
Gust odianN 81 the n e,w post dee build Il
ling erected here < by the government:
lWini oh ia a9iilst bout corn 81 at ed "A
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grades offered. The tobacco that Is
being put on the market by the farm
3ers Is in many instances not ready 10
he sold, and under such conditions
extra good prices could not be expect.
ed. Fat stems and wet tobacco have
caused the buyers to be decidedly cau-
tious
co being showed on to the market.
which helps to keep down the prices.
The warehousemen and buyers do
not hesitate to say that the farmers
are IN many instances showing ex-
their tobacco onto the sales floors, AZ
much of 1t is not ready to be sold. and
In the end tho farmer is the loser. AZ
the buyers are not willing to pay good
prices for tobacco that It very likely
to funk on their hands IL stored or TO
stain badly II put into the redrycr.
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/ Cottoni 6ReYfew. i

New York. october g. ~ has been 81 wild
week in cotton, a week In! ,Sw ich is men
have moved the chesymen on Il hoI boa I'd and
little operators have had n tos stand from
under or get hurt. With prices up one Sday Y
so points and down the next 50 points, the
whole rade has becnEund Ter tension not seen
Tor several years. Tho Southern bulls and
some q tho uptown !dorf, Astoria Z,
element have been at times bull ling the
market aggrcssvely, first gon the gtnneers,
report of last Tuesday. Nv lch showed asto-
tai of 100000 baes sma Her ban had been
expected, and, as they contended, Ind icating
an inadequate crop, and Ia ters on pred Ions
OF frost aud actual frost ii and @ freezlng
weather in the Southwest. that Is, In Ok
iahoma aid Twas, with some frost IA so sin
mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee, Bears
/ have taken the ground VI that the frost was
ten days or two weeks later than Susua j. and
ina. the crop ii. Texas iss unusaallS early;
so that In that state at least no harm could
have resulted from the low temperatures,
. bulls contend that his season's crop & y
.likoly TO fall we'll below II, 1000. 900 sba les Z
!, not below ll,50oooo bales; that worl 'ss sl r.
plies arc down to q low obb bot, OF re- "
cotton and Of goods, and that \ he trad g ii IS
facing distinctly better times after q PRO-
| longcd period Of depression, fore han q !,
however. they base their arg UNI ents " Tor
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higher prices on the proposition that SUP

higher prices on the proposition that sup
plies Will fall below tho requirements OF a
rcawakened trade throughout the world.
They argue that there Will be a great pres
sure on this country for cotton. where about
70 per cent of tho worlds crop is raised
Tho frosts OF Thursday night, they think.
nut the finishing touches on a wide tractscf
stroycd the chances Of top crop. Bears
inslstSthat present high prices discount any
thing that can DC said on the bull side.
Also very largo spot. interests have been
enormous sellers during the week. appar.
emily against purchases or the actual cot
ton at the South Needless 10 say. II Is Al
the moment an irregular, unsettled market
which keeps everybodyfon the qni vive. II
fs believed by cool headed observers that
the weather In the immediate future and
9the attitude of the spinners viii have much
TO do with tho direction OF prices.
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!. 3 mi UrEed ZOE sena!stl!e.. !.

Tspaol Al to The Tlmes -LH5Match.Ja IS
known resident OF Campbell county
has \ d eclared ~ II hat an "a Tort Will Ebe
made at the proper time to have Pro-
lessor James s. & Th oHas dean of the
Christian Cole &c. ann ounce
,hi scand dacys for the { n cratic nomi-S
ton for the state sena te. for the dis
ltrict composed o. til e & city OF Iynch,i
burg ana the count " Of Camp bell.
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4 sALEs,

SALES.
4 900 Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
Allis-C Chalmers ............
Allis- Chalmers, pfd
1890 Anal. Copper. x 1a2e go.
1900 American Can ...........
1000 American Can, pfd. y. 80.
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer Car and Foutls. pfd
900 American Cotton Oll.....
100 Amer. Linseed OIL. com. !.
Amer. Llnseed Oil, pfd. /.
200 American Locomotive -.
14S Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
American Malt. pfd.......
$500 American Smelling ......
100 Amer. Beet Sugar, conn.,.
$500 American Sugar. ..........
ECO Amer. Tel. and Tel Cos.
"A American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco, pfd.
2W Anaconda Copper .........
4,100 Atchison
800 Atlantic Coast Line......
a. c. T.. OF Connecticut.
tl.100 Baltimore and Ohio.....
3.7O0 Brooklyn. Rapid Transit.
] ,03b Canadian Pacific ..........'
1.l0 Central Leather
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
Chi. Great West. pfd....
5000 Chi, NIL. and st. Paul.
1900 Chicago and Northwest.
900 Clev., Gin. Chi. and st. l.
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern.
100 Col. and South, list pfd..
600 Consolidated Gas .........
18 Crucible Steel, conl.......i
80 Crucible steel pfd........
100 Delaware and Hudson...
900 Distillers' Sec. Cor........
.l.lW ERIE ......................
1900 Erie, LIST pfd
400 Fed. MIN. and SIN. pfd..
100 General Electric ..........
200 Great Northern, pfd......
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No., "A Shows W, I, Z. I Z

produ stH 81 s1 the manu- 81 Mary
land during the year 9o9 we're q = !.
Val Ne, annountin to $sl75ao: o0 g q o e
compared wit val We $a4 go e,Vga :.
GIVEN lh, ygf a rep ssS issued today the
Census Bureau. The fncr ease N NJ
value for the fiVe-year, rlod was
80 e per cent. Fer tn sane ~ 7, Pc pes
than Is per cent In the number ct
Iestablishnent IS; Of more than y per
cent. IN the capital u emp oyed, /. a !,
OF 81 per cen. II, the cost OF me
material use d. SS@ WIZ ass; Sls
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INFERIOR, TOBACCO
rs RUSHED TO MARKET
tsnecial 10 The Times-Dispatch

.a ISpeciaI 10 TIC TImes-DIspatci.J
I.exing ton. KY. October 2S.--At
prices ranging from to "a cents a
pound the small offerings on the Lex
ington tobacco market were soon dis
sposed Of Thursday morning. the Amer
lean Tobacco Company taking the
greater par. of itgwith an occasional
basket going to the independents.
There was gonly+a bout $4,000 pounds on
the market. sales being held only at
the Shelburne, Growers and Farmers
Warehouses;. Most OF the tobacco that
was sold was OF decidedly inferior
quality, and the prices tina II brought
wore considered fairly good for Il he
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visible cotton supply.

New orleans. Qct6pe1r n Y. !
Mor rI visible supply Of cot ton. Is
sued sued to-day shows. the total Visible e
fn he s3,osoi3s bales, aga INST 90 1893 IS
last week. ana s.71 1888. tyesair, - :!
s snas is aeainstfS2,ls5,4 2s last week
and i9: 1864 sss last and Of al 9TH tn
err kinds, including Egypt- B Ena ~ ~ y
dia, etc. $50 900 galnst $4,000 g. la e
week 900 ye Fl e !, IN Az sp r
Is now af,oat and held In sBrItai \
and continental Europe !. s. 5y =, l wv,
against 2,122O00 last We lar y aEgyTpe !
1000 against 1 as e yea =
and In the q United States ~. ! o. 900
against Is, s 1913. 900 ] asst year. 8l3sl Sss
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N Y o.rk
Stock Market

New york, october ss.--.A sf,rinka 81
4 to-day in the volume OF the total
+ transactions In the stock market, cou-
pied with marked rise In the pro.
portion of the dealings IN un ny s,
States Steel, had some connection !, VIII mra
the feeling of suspicion ! ense =, tpat
towards the market operations III tnas
stock. The price was lifted At one
time to so1-4, which is higher. than !. 5, ~
mas been since April last Inc ln mn
ed to an almost exclusive particiipp,a pa
tion bv operators OF large callbre. The
general list moved closely J IN 4, svm,lp 'S
thy with United states ,n t 1,eei stoek
reached 10000 shares out OF a tn rI
for ali stocks Of ssA1oo shares. The
dealings In Union Pacific and Reading
combined were less than those In stee
minor fraction Tho sharp relapse
when steel fell back was followed by
a slow recovery, final prices being III
tic changed on the day.
Besides the doubts aroused by the
weight OF the realizing sales m United
States Steel the money OUTLOOK had us
share in restraining speculative entnu-
sasm. The days subtreasnrY I stat state E,
cash Withdrawals from, the banks Tor
tho week. The express movement OF
currency. with the Interior, seems 70
OF New York. the Subtreasury opera
lions having been on account of pay
anents of drafts from Interior banks
ment Of obligations to the, government
and representing to that extent an
indirect relief of interior requircmenSs.
a decrease in cash reserves OF the
ss.oO0.ooo is thus Indicated. While not
sufficient to exhaust the actual surplus,
as it stood last Saturday above $1O.-
100000, such a rate OF deple ton Is
sufficient to call for some Loan an con tfac-
The decided relaxation III the for-s
cign exchange market also Indicated
an easing OF the pressure from Tor,
in New York was held down to s1-s
per cent. or below. in spite OF the
near approach to the limit. Rates tend
upwards, while the demand Tor com
1nerclal paper is Inadequate to take g,
American Smelling was an unsettlins
Influence OF the general list Crit
cism OF a financial plan reported to be
in contemplation for the adjustment /
of relations with the subsidiary
depressing effect upon the stock.
Total sales of bonds to-day were,
par value. si,45+ooo. United States
government bonds were unchanged on
shares.
New York. october 2S.-Prinle mer-
camille paper 51-2dp6 per: cent. Sters-
ing weak. with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.S215@$i.s230 for
sixty-day bills. and at s4.S620 for de-
unand: Commercial bills, S4x1 5-s@
dollars, 46. !. Money on call steady. 80
ss1-2 per cent; ruling rate, 3d.; clos
Z ing bid. 31-4. offered at S1-2. Time
loans firm and dull: sixty days, 4 l-2@
43-4 per cent: ninety days. s.; six
months, 43-4I58 per cent.
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Rnylnw ofTrade.

New York October cs.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow Will say:
Retail demand for recorder trade with
iobbers in seasonabls lines has been quick
5cned by the weeks weather Developments.
Collections have shown q certain degree of
Improvement also. and are classed as fair
to good. varying with the sections reporting.
In iron and ssiccl fair business Is doing,
and tho trade is best In finished lines.
In cotton goods, hrmness. and a rather
more optimistic feeling are noted AZ a result
OF curtaiitnent In production: small stocks
In all hands. and growth Of belief In the
permanence OF present prices for raw ma Z
terial. In WOODEN dress goods demand Is
mot greatly changed.
MEMS wear worstcds have sold better.
and this has induced some further buying
of woods adapted to this line. but clothing
grades are still Inactive. The leather trade
reports fair sctivitJ. and there are adytces
OF better orders received by manufacturers
OF shoes at the East. Throughont all lines
there Is evidence of conservatism y In order.
ing. .fg$s
Business failures for the week ending oc-
tober so7 In 5the United States were go gatnst
le7 last week ind cl7 In the like week OF
- j
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Cotton statistics.

IiyerpooI. 9october cs.--Thc following are
the weekly cotton statistics:
Imports, all kind 1870. 900 bales! imports.
American, 1900 bales: stock, all 1. kinds.
4la.coo: stock, Amo rlcan. 335, 900 bal: Ar1er-
can, forwarded. 7s. coo bales; total .expoI.s.
100 ba total sales. al kinds y. 600 bales:
total ysal led II. er!can. 49, 900 bales: En- slish
splnners takngs x. bales; total ea .1s e.
1000 bales quantity afloat ~ o oos
bales. quantity Am soo 10 -.
total sales to exporters 200 bal
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Hishw = ~ :. Assault AEed Man.

i5SA84 M Snerial to The Tin7es- Disnatch.1 ~ al
ii85 Roanoke \, " a., ctober. 3S.---Charl68s
III burke. age sseye nty' years, OF Trout
VILE, was assaulted and robbed or $50
by a hig hwayn1an snea Roanoke. Lu.
sther Jenkins and Fred Cunnin CHAM
have been arreste as ssuspe cts, Burke
was badly ~ beat vi, yff III q will recover.
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K. j
changed. Barley-Firm Wheat-Futures
closed &c net lower; December. sl.ooE. Corn
Firm: No. 9 $3.50. elevator. domestic basis.
+ to arrive, c. |. +. and 5iSsc. (. o. b. afloat.
Futures closed unchanged to &c. net higher.
December. 65hc. Oats-Quet; standard white
s3istc. Futures closed unchanged to &c. net
higher. 4; II e
Beef-stcady. Lard-Firm. Tallow--Bare-
Ely steady. Pctroleum-Firm. Coffce-Quiet
and unchaugcd Cordova, 1l4@13Nc. Butter
Firm and unchanged. Potatoes-Easy;
State. In bulk, slS7G1.a: Southern sweets.
per barrel. 75c. q, sl.75. Cabba ECSTASY: Dan.
ish seed. per ton, s9I11. Peanuts and
Freights-unchangcd
Cottonseed oil was steady on firm crude
markets in the South There was some ncr-
vousness regarding possible deliveries in
November on Saturday. Prices closed y .
points lower to points higher. December,
Es.3funa5: January, s7.$9di.4l: February. ss7.4I
a7.47; March. 7is97.6o; prime crude, SIG
5673: prime sumner yellow, 7.a3 q 1855; prime
winter yellow, 7.s0Gs.3o; prime summer
white. 1900 500.
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FIN His rother's 2(;raye.S
rSpecial o.Thc u lines Dtspatch,lls

Re EWinclI ri ar va, " Oct berE 28~--NVhll e8
swaaii kim through newallss Gene terry,
|to- 4. day, "a. is. Mcc lure. tee, n. Nh,
who served In the Cont crate army
foMnd ths SFraxe
ia nv al, a Thi rd IS Arkansas Regime
who d led here Febru 4 e. from,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
roRr OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER IS. 10

FORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IS. 1910
ARRIVED. g5
steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. NOR
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora, Barrett Petersburg aud
James River landings. merchandise. and pas.
sensery. Phillips Lipe.
SAILED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. mer-
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, M rchandisesa and pas.
sengers, Virginia NaviEat ion Company
Steamer Aurora. Barrett, Petersburg s and
James River land IS, m erchandiso and pas.
scngera, Phillips Line. iif
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~ \, ,ecturn w III Hixh scbool /. pun

Harriso on burg, VI AZ a., TOcto barBs az Dr.
John w. ayland v ot the State Nor-f
mal sah9p
tho hlgl 80 hool stu Tents SyesterdaY$
morning, III was In the req ulag leoss
sture COURSE ss 81 Isl
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Acc.,n ~, ] Ne.ws sold.

9 Fspeclal TO The NJ lInes.D
,S onancock, OCT 2, W csnma q
News has been Id ito Spencer q! aSs
~ .morrow'sS issue. gers sec:
srat ~ a tia BuspaSs IA asocie Non OK
tnaneoc K. aud shas prom !noMt
|itngths ne sbuH!n y nlEs 81 sno
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,rrea,,, ~ sta,t,elm[rrent.

Washington. n. c. octobe Is. The condi-
ton of the Treasury q I The q be ginning Of
business to-day} was as 10 oWs 4
Trust Funds.
Gold coin /. !. 3. I. $9n0 los $3.50
silver dollars /. ass 730 600
Silver dollars OF 1890 I. . 900
silver ccrlhca ties out tsnd 4ss $50 oco
General Fund. ].
Standard silver dollars in genera
fund !. 4, . (. . 4. 300
Current liabilities . . II g. $50, 49,
Working balance InTreasury offices so.sa7,7s7
the United states, +. q, . \. ". y. 35 7os. 9ss
Subsidiary silver coin {. ;. !. sol
Minor COIN . III +. s. IS 4. Z. 62s5,, 057
Total balance in genera fund !. I. 8 ,.0i,sSi
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs.
pEASrT MARKET.

Reported by Rod gers MeCabe & Col
Petersburg, Va, October 2s.-Peanuts.--
Spanish Market stirmcr at Sl.s5 for old
stock; new Spanish at s., 80 Weather con-
remain unfayorable for harvesting
new crop.
ylrsinias.--Market weak with few sales
Fancy farmers stock. 3d5hc.; machine
picked stock. 2is d2ac.: Smelling stock. 20
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IDRy GOODS AfARKET. /

Y New York. October es.-The cotton goods
market holds steady with a moderate bus
mess reported in staples. staple printed
goods are more active. Cotton yarns are
5firmer and more business is reported. Car
pct WOODS are quiet. Pulled woods arc firm
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Richmond. va. october IS. 1910.

Quotations for intcrest-psyins bonds arr.
At z price. TO which interest must be add
ed Income bonds aud certificates OF indebt-
edness are flat.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. H.. October es.-Whcat parted
company with other staples to-day and clos.
ed z a1c. lower than last night, while corr
scored gain of 4. to s.I 7sc.; oats als1itc.
and proyisions shade to iIMc. Biz world
shipments in sight were what allied wheat.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NV i-Iose
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RICHMOND sd GRAIN ;s u. .l':i

6Ha Richmond .sS -, =
LIE QUOTATIONS 6ONs'CIiANIiE
WIEA T--C r. lots. 3$ssss 55fS & G Z
M 4 rod 3, 4. 81 4. -. Ri % @ 100
steamer . . 4. I. 4. 3, 4. :. IS a %
Virginia tbag 10 to ~. 50 8 q rs
CoRN-CarH 10 s.4s 383;.s n .
M White Z. u, 4. !. 4. I. 4. i. M % 81,
M - n,ixed . 5. e /. "a 81,
NJ q ,,,iv "a TX a n
virginia bag iots) +. q 80
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