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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

chicago, Juue 80. 49, Rullsh figures
on tho condition Of both spring aud
winter wheat helped lit the market
today According To- leading au-
thority the percentage f1r winter
wheat o. 1a.l a. against Soi last
month The spring crop was PVT al
20, compared with gi.G the corrc-
spending time month ago Septcm.
Der started al 50 3-STSg 5-Nc u
gain 90 lisa lac To- asa isc. and
rofe tu 50 csc The close wa weak
although i-Nc mp for september
corn Na- sharply higher un ac-
count ~ hot weather and because of
IN" extraordinary drop IN condition
officially reported in oklahoma. sos
prr cent, compared with 50 last
month. Resides the crop of the
United States as Whole was said
10 ehow Tho lowest July condition ~
years. September opened 5-Sm 3-ic
to lisa i-ic up ut 90 3-ln
81 -ic. and advanced 10 ~ 3-Nc.
III" close was easy az gain ~ | i-Sc.
september oats started i-ift3-Sc to
l-2r 3-Sc higher At - 3-imtje. and
stondiod around ~ 5-Sn4i 3-te.
Provisions showed strength IN con
sequence Of grain and hogs bcing ON
tho upgrade First safes were un-
changed to- 25c higher. with Sepicm-
Dor delivery SEQ for pork ss.35G
N.3,4 FOR lard and Se.5a for ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
NEGOTIATIONS On
FOR TWO GAMES
NEXT SUNDAY
Proba BILE That Browns and the
Swastikas and Happys and
Sluggers Will Play Double
Header at Traction Park.

baseball ans may be entertained
ut Traction Park SUNDAY afternoon by
double hcadc,, NEGOTIATIONS now
being on tor games between the
Browns and the Swhsilhas and IN.
Happy -Gol.uCkys aud the Highland
Sluggcts. -four clubs In The Juvenile
league The Albuqgc ,uHe Grays
leave fOr Las Vegas Sunday murnina
AMI albuquerque viii be entertained
by the youngsters. The plan now an,
der way Is 20 have The Browns anc
Swasiikas bogin al Is and get
through with their nine innings by
3:I5. al which timc the Haps will 20
after the Sluggers Providing ar
engagements for the double header are
completed. II Is likely oig bunch OF
fans viii 1urn Out To gee the games.
all tour teams having large numbers
OF followers,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
MORGAN DECLINES TO
TALK ABOnT CASE

London. June 80 - = Morgan
malnlained sphvnxlillo atutedc on
the subieci OF the indictments. which
include his son-in.law Herbert Sa3te,.
Gee. Callers at his house DESTROYS
OF Interviewing him were mtormef
that he VIII not see anyone
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
rnE room MANS FRIEND.
Nassaciiu.stts Court Holds That
Husband ~ ;l1 iio-~ aud
" i,al NJ >ays ts"'u, ~ There. Z

Springfield. Mass. June Sc
, These precrrts FOR the guidance
. ~ wives and husbands IN eases
% difference over household Z
economics Mere laid down Dy Z
. Judge Charles L. Long IN the
, separation cas, brought by Mrs
. Edith Marsh against Henry y.
Marsh. assistant treasurer Of the
. FIVE cent SAyilRs bank.
D "rhr hnsDand b. absolutely q
lord and master ot the eX-
q cheqncr I
Hc ~ entitled 70 bis meals az
= any hour he wants them.
He may selcci such food ~
3 ne chooses ~ he wants one I
D food and his wife another. the
. husbands decision goes 4
D "A servant girl ~ whom the
husband objects must b. dis 4
D charged.
, Finally. man, who pays the
, bills and not woman. X boss" I
D Judge Long Gay'gsd the
Msrsh's 10 patch NJ their differ I
epces. Mr. Marsh LEI, the court
room wreathea In smiles. Mrs
Marsh did not indorse the
courts opinion and said 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
A FARCE BY RUFF
At San QUENTIN
That is Way He vii! Cele-
brate Fourth of July Pre-.
sents Institution With Cost.
ly Grand Piano.


Saa Rafael. Cal lnne 20 "a mrce
u' Abraham Ruei "a pfison,r nnipr
iuufiooB years sentence for BRIBERY
Is Dec main feature uf the Ifograa lo.
this years annual fourth Of july cclc.
hraiion ni San Quentin pnniien bar,
according to announcement mad 90.
day ., Warden John T. Hoylc.
II was announced thal Ruef had
prescribed 80 the prison conc
Grand liano which would he used zoo
lIo entertainment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
TROUPS CALLED OUT
FOR ELECTION RIOT
Two Hundred People Mere Wounded
~ kain1. Eastern t.alica; Mobs
Isuri,rd tarm buildings.


Vienna June 3e-Two hnnurcd per.
sons we've woupded in an election riot
90 kalnsz, Eastern Galicia today. a.
Was necessary TO call out the troops
10 pul an end 10 ihe heh,ine
Mphs burned farm buildings. cur
telegraph silys and damaged railway
ulIdgNh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

Now York June 80 >,nal gainai, &
roppDr. t9is
Suglr 90
'tchison. ia 1t
Groi Northern, iprcferrol, J g..
ID
Ncw York Central. 100 5-s
northern Pacific. ia i-c
Reading. l.5g ST.
southern Pacific. Ia at
Iuion Tactic. ISIS "a
steel. IS IS
steel prof rrcd. lis is.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
ACTIVE STOCKS GO
DOWN TO-DAY
Decline Is Caused BY Institu.
ton of Proceedings Against
Wire Trust BY Government ;
Close is Steady.


New York, June so.--Thc institu-
ton of antitrust PROCEEDINGS against
wire manufacturers was the govern
ing factor IN the movement of stocks
this morning. Declines OF point or
moro We're recorded among the Vs.
OF active stocks United states steel
was less active than had been expect.
ed. however and It's loss was confined
tn Traction Irregular rocovoiics
were not wcll sustained In the see.
ond hour. the higher prices inviting
frroh selling which vas most effective
IN tho Hartman stocks and United
states steel brooklyn Transit was
bid up point IN the subway awards
and there vas also a large absorption
at the Erie stocks NJ rising prices.
Bonds were irregular.
The market closod steady. Prices
hard ned in the closing hour OH a
Uight demand from the shorts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

Vlof0ria u G. Juno In.--Tn"
gl.amnr suukano FtfHck IN seymour
Nenows ~ II o'clock iasi nisht ahl
vas hcnchcd IN ilumprr hav The
pnsspngers have been landed hut NV"
az. reported missing the CIV ~
semitic Is expected 10 arrive ,h'tc
shortly and the Grand Trunk Pacii'c
stcamcl Prince George h standing by
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
NATIONAL BANKS N
GOO SHAPE
Reserve Is Greater Than CAL.
ed for by Government While
in Big centers the Increase
Has Been Heaviest.


Washington, Inue &c. Tho total
reserve acid b., alf, nauoual unks
az She CLOSE ui business on Jane 90
'hc .ust fnll hv The comptroller ct
the currruoy Was sltsN.fto,T4. a1
oNcroea 81 o. 80 per cent ana Sis1..
Ni0.Nls above the Amount repaired
ht lass. Tho pcrccutnHr 10 nIc enn-
ual reserve cities hos Increased 90
e. - per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
Shicaeo Livestock.

Chicago June 30-Cattle receipts.
1000 Market strong, Bccves si.G1
WGTj Texas steers sl.50N 600: west
en steers Si70n 40. siockcrs and
feeders $3.50 &c. COWS and heifers
s. 2jni,5. calves s515G 500
Hog receipts 5000 Market gencr.
ally Zoe higher than YESTERDAY Lighi
s620n G1. mixed 81 25nG.G5. heavy
SGl5n6.G2 l-2 rough 81 loMG.:5;
GOOD 30 choice heavy sG25m6G -;
pigs sih1@ $40. bulk of sales ST. 10
NGGa
SHEEP receipts 1000 Market
,l, ady 10 i0c higher than yesterday 3
close. Native S2.5O6,i 90: western
s21afts 40. lambs, native $i.j0m7 55 /:
western 81 iGH 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
liNcrpoo, spot.

Liverpool. Juuc 80 Closing cot
ION spo' dun, prices seven points
lower Am rican middline iair .ssaS;
good midd'ngs SEQ middlihs.
$500; low middlins. s1s2. ordinary
&.35. Sales 1000 halcs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
JAREz OFFICIALS
WILL HOLD JOBS
They Have Won Their Fight
Against Removal Which
Was to Have Been Effective
July /.


81 paso. Tex. June s0--luar"z
customs house officials who sue
cecdod the ffderals have won thyir
figw' against renewal -sw. have hcen
notified 10y telegraph from Ernesto
Madero that they may hold their
places. All had been ordered rcpqov-
I'd saturday and Juarez expected
trouble II shc order was carried out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

Now york. Iunc 30 .---C'lii a 0ncy
steady 2 3-S@2's per cent Prime
mercantile paper 4Iiih. Mcsican
dollars. a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
New Nuri, spot.

New YORK. juno 3n.---Cot,on - spot
tossed quiet. middling uplands.
tlt 50, middlinr gulf. $500. Salcs
tpU bs lo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
FOUR REGIMENTS
LEAVE TEXAS
President Issues Order Start.
ing Soldiers Back to Their
Posts and Away From Mex
lean Border.
~, E,en.as Herald 4. 9. L.ssca Wire,

Washington. June 30 After n
mix with Secretary OF War stimson
and Major General Wood chief Of
stan of the army. President Taft TO.
day authorized the withdrawal OF four
regiments from the ,naneuver division
nos at San Antonio. fexas The regi.
men,s will be- withdrawn in the next
lbir,y days Several regiments viii
ue loft IN Texas perhaps all summe,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
Grain aud Provisions.

Chicago, JRnc 80 Whcaio-July
50; september 50 3-ie,7-s
CQrn--July rs rs. Sep,qmo'r
81 i-Snt-i
oats July 80 ID. september
fmk--JuIy Sl5.i0; september
&I5.s6
Lard sS.22is September tS.I7it.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
PICK AND CROWBAR
Open THIS SAFE
Robbers Use Commonplace
Tools Successfully in Ex-
tracing $4,000 From State
Bank at Byars, Oklahoma.

'ns Es~Wisx Herald \. y. Leased Wtsep
liyars Okla June 80 Using n pick
and crowbar 20 ply open he vault.
robbers early today broke into the
STATE bank ui Byars and obtained -.
unu and escaped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
SCHOOL CHILDREN
SOlOPOST CARDS
N PENNINGTON
Youngsters Earned Pennies as
Result of Novel Scheme
One Girl Sold 256; Mimbres
Farmers Make Affidavits.

a novel scheme was carried on ny
Pennington IN she observation ~
poy, card day. according 10 Il letter
the i'urean ot immigration. from The
Farminstoh hoard OF tIndc, through It's
secretary, willard rclAnap,
Post cards TO the number of 900
were pointed by thc board at the
Enterprise plant These were dis.
,ributcd in lo;s OF q 10 school chit
dren. who sold thcm foi u dime.
The cards cost The board on cent
each ana there WAS thus q prom Of "a
cent card ,or The children In al.
h,tion. three prizes we've Uttered 20
;ho three best sellers.
The result, VAS thai Che cafhs
were all sold out and distributed WITH
In day ~ no expense 10 tac board
OF trade writes Nh Rclknap. We
sold out the edition ard could have
sold more
The winners of the prices worc
Edna WYNN. who sol' 2,o .lost caidF,
l.cnc Wynn. who foliuwoh win 2ij.
and Frank Wright whose sale tOiaV ri
$40.
Farmers Swear 20 Facts.
A circular containing the sworn
statements of FARMERS IN the Mlmhrc'
VALLEY and pictures OF the men. Is
being issued by the DcMing board
of trade 4 IL one %. the bcs' terms
of resources advertising thar has De.
vclopcd IN New Mexico, and is con
vinclngly wordcl and a'ilnciiVol' a.
RANGED Il Is the suggestion OF X.
llcdicncck. editor Of TIE Dcmig
lieadliahi whose hcady schemes aui
clover newspaper direction have won
him wide reputation lncldcntnllN
Mrs Bedichrck won one OF the gen
rral prizes offered hv Golfers maga
2ine toe ESSAYS on local ncWspapeJ
situations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
Kansas City Livestock

khhHas City, juno 30-Cattio re-
'e'pls 2.ooo. Market strong. Native
steers s525mG.jo, southern steers
siohfi $50; southern cows and helf.
trs $500 $50: native cows and heif.
crs 81 fonG.aO, sioctors and FEEDERS
~ 100, 5to; bulls s3o0mi75. calves
s'"h61Ai western steers 81 ian
6Sai western COWS s275mi75
Hog receipts 1000 market Zoe
higho ''ulk OF sales, 50 iOn 50:
heavy 81 tomGA5 packers and bniri,
ers $ii0@6.b2 ~, lights 81 i0dfG 80
Sheen receipts $500. market strong
Nultons s300M3.9 lambs $3.50
20 led weihers ana yearlings 1855
wig5; fed western ewes s250e,
2 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
~. Louis Wool.

81 Louis. June a. Wool, territory
and western mediums. l7",i9 ~;
IN" mediums ldmlI ~; Hne ia
II Ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
STEAMER SPOKANE IS
HARD AND FAST ON ROCKS

Passengers Have NJ Cc"n Taken OH
IA salci, aud Prince acrt2c -
standing u, o. Gaze Nd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

al<IRplsi.> tu",p.
n quantity ana qualiN ls oH broad
It taste. su good the children all Ike
ST. Ou7 hf ga H. = treat to pulatc~
yrune or Old. And Il ls a. nutritious
nld yhoigenmo as il IS donghsfnl %
thr taste Pun, ard gond The best
bread Won eyer ate
PIONEER E\kIEY
.us -ouii, First street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-12
GDnIrD RnttteS.
PRESBYTERIAN

PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
preaching ct Il 4. ". BY Dr. F. T. McFAD
EN-. No evening service
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev Rev. RUSSELL CECIL. D. D.. pastor.
GRACE STREET pREsByTERfAS
church.-Rev. W. r. McELROY d. D. viii
preach at Il O'Clock A NJ. and s:i5 o'clock
r, ", the doctor vii! take FOR his morning
sun3eet Reciprocal Relations Between
Chris; and Christians" and a, night his
sIoyert VIII De rs Judgment Automatic ?''
CHURCH. OF THE CovENASr-REv ]
CALVIN STEWART. D. D.. pastor Preach.
Ing a, II a: n. BY the pastor. No service
at night Sabbath School al $50 A Il.
Men en s!oie Glass meets a, 10 A. ".
w I j n TER PRESBYTERIAN
chureh.-Rev. JAMES y. FAIR. D. D., pas.
tor; Preaching II A. NJ. and Sis p II
FIMsT BAPTIST CHURCH tBRoAD AND
Iwelith Streets).-Pastor. Rev. GEO w.
MeD Lccs d D. The Rev JOHN c.
preach at both services-n 4 N. and sis
+. NJ Congregations whose churches are
closed during the heated term are cordially
Sehool graded. Baraca and Philathea
Glasses "a w. Patterson. supt). $50 A. n.
a welcome all.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH fFRANK1JN
and Adams streets).-LOUIS BACON VAR
REN. D. D.. pastor. Graded Sunday school
AZ 800 A NJ Organized classes for men and
No.HeH. fItdcHlHR AT IL a. NJ by
T. ROBERTSON. OF Louisville, KY No
night service. cordial invitation extend :
ed to all.
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
torace and Foushee Streets). Preaching at
II A. u. by the Rev. T. CLAGGETT SKIN
NER, OF Roanoke Va. Sunday school at Q IN
A. NJ. Charles r. Winston. supt.) Prayer
meeting Wednesday at sis r. NJ. The pub
lie. especially strangers. are cordially in
eited 10 worship with
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Grove avenue and Harrison Street. REV.
w. c. JAMES. Tn. D., pastor Preachinp
at II A. VI. by the Rev. THOMAS J. SHIP
MAN. sunday School al o:I5 A. M. CJames
q. Wood, SuptD. Wednesday evening pray-
er-meeting at Sis o'clock.
EPISCOPAL
ST PAUL'S CHURCH-THE REV wN
Il. EVANS. D. D.. rector OF the Church NJ
the Advent. Birmingham. Ala. will officiate
at II A. VI. and Sis p. NJ Vicitors cordial
~ welcomed.
LUTHERAN
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CORNER
Monument Avenue and LomL ardy Street).-
Preaching II A. NJ and S p 81 Sunday
schooi $3.50 a. ". Luther League p NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church OF Christ. Scientist will be held TO-
morrow morning in church edihce Corner
ParH Avenue and Meadow STREET. at II
o'clock Subject. Soul" Wednesday even
Ing testimonial and experience meeting at
$50 The reading rooms are located at
2MA North Sixth Street. and are open
every week day from 10 A. NJ. TO 5 p. NJ
Al! arc cordially invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. August Ii.-Fiour-More active
and hFmet IA sympathy with wheat spring
patents S5l54 80 winter patents 5000
500 rye Flour-Firm. Co,nrneal-Stcadv
hyt and BaT!ey-Nominal wheat-Firmer:
40 red new. &C. elevator and giitc. T. a.
aaoat options closed 5sGIc net advance
September. ssFsc. December, si0?,,c. Corn
FIRM No ?, '-i.c. elevator domestic basis
TO arrive and II'.c. for export. No. . ( o
b anoat Options closed nomnally unchans.
co To &c net advance. September. DC.
DeeemDer .io Oats-Steady: stundard
white. &c. No. ?. is'sc.; No. :. Dr.: No
8. i5e. Futures closed nominal
!aTd-Eas!er Tallow--Flrm Petroleurr.
Steaay. Wool-ouiet. Rosin and TurD4nfino
Firm. Rice and Moiasses STEADY sugar"
Raw, strong rehned hrm Corte-Fu;vrc,
closed steady az a net advance OF sgIi
points Spot steady; Rio. No. = ls4c San.
ZOE no. nc: mild, dull: Cordova IL 10
nominal Esutter-Steady and uncbsnras
G cheese and unchanged Esgs~Eirm
Potatoes Weak white, 30 !. barrel g. - -
BIB; No. ?. sl25R2o). Southern ,wah,. "
rel, s2ps2j Jersey. basket. si56aii5 car.
saEes-Duil and unchanged. Fre.gh,s md
Pehnuts--uEehanged "'
The eot'onseed oil market wa, erm.r
1I1sinE at an advance OF .as points an Gov,
e'"s' duo to an Improved e4po., demand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-12
Review of Tradc.

:, New York, August ll.-R. G. Dun's
weekly Review of Trade to-morrow
Will say:
There is further evidence of a feel
ing OF confidence that the autumn
VIII bring broadening in trade &C.
tivity. while business now continues to
expand moderately. -
The expansion in the demand for
steer products continues very gradual.
IN cotton goods the adjustment of
cioths to raw cotton prices continues
Inc most difficult problem. and is com :.
pIlcated by the greater curtailment AZ
me mills. Bleached sheetings have
toucned bottom for the jobLing season
ana nave been advanced Use. a yard
some advances are named on STAPLE
mems wear woolcns. where orders
nave been good in volume, but unsat-
istactory as to profit Yarn markets
are irregular and tending downward.
In footwear buyers are not dis
posed generally to take larger amounts
man Tor current needs, praferring to
await more certain knowledge as TO
SYKES. Leather Is still in moderate
demand. buyers operating only In n
iIimited way. New England shoe manu-
lecturers lecturers feeling that tho volume OF
footwear business does not warrant
any considerable anticipation"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-12
Cotton ReYicM.

New York, August l1.-TradinE In cotton
during the past week has been active with
operations OF strong bull party and on
the other BY Southern selling and bear
pressure. Prices have declined: arguments
used by the bulls OF late have been ex
treme!y nigh temperatures in the Southwest
and some other sections OF the cotton belt
complaints OF damage by rust and insects
IN Arkansas. increased boil weevil and
army worm depreciation in Texas and
southern Alabama. some rsplancing an
South Carolina. reports OF weedy conditions
IN Georgia. together with claims that
Georgia farmers are holding their cotton.
and the fact that August and early Sep
TEMPER are critical in the life of the plant
The new crops have been steadily bought
by spot houses and other large interests.
moreover, has reported boil weevii damage
in the Puniab. Then. too. the stock OF cot
ton al New York is still dwindling. as are
stocks at Liverpool. Wall Street interests
and shorts have bought futures. but most
OF the crop news has been favorable. New
cotton is moving in larger volume, and most
sGnihcantly the Southern producer has been
steady sellers
In. the Eastern States the recent rains
nave been most beneficial. and Texas. Ok
lahoma and Alabama have cent gratifying
crop accounts Some estimates of the Texas
crops have been from 100000 10 5000. 0Oo
bales Msnipulative sales OF August has
at times been apparent There Is believed
10 be concentrated. although not vulncr-
hoIe. long Interest in that option, and the
iden' 1t seems. is that August quotations
Will be kept down to discourage the ship
ping OF new cotton from the South for de-
livery upon August contracts here until,
perhaps. the last few days OF the month,
"hen IL is possible there may occur such a
hurry as took place during the last day OF
trading in the July delivery. or even zach
an advance. in part at least, occurred
last August when the August option sold
above tho price OF spot cotton. At any rate
trading In the August delivery is generally
avoided by the rank and file of traders. who
give the bulk OF their attention to the for
ward positions. Lancashire mills are clos
ms. IL Is said, owing to English labor
troubles. and curtailment in this country is
increasing, The weekly weather report was
factor.
frices during the week have shown net
loss OF l0IiS points the latter on August
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-12

about further seasonable Increase in
trade. In some sections requests for
shipments on orders that wero held
up last month are being made Dry
goods, allied lines and millinery lead
IN point OF relative activity. Where
demand for cotton goods has devel-
oped. the fact is brought out that
supplies of some desirable grades are
short, this being due to curtailment.
past and present. Pig iron is flrmer
under Increased demands, but attrac-
tive business in finished products re-
Veals the existence of competition and
some price-cutting. Collections run
from fair to slow.
Business failures in tho United
states for the week ending August 10
were eos against EOS last week and
81 in the like week of 1910. ZIG In
i9U9' 2i9 in 1908. and LAG in 1907.
Wheat. including flour exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending August 10. aggregate
2'o6o9tI bushels. against 3.3213OS last
week and ! .226.2li this week last wear
FOR the six weeks ending August 10
exports are 13.221.342 bushels. against
,,,ots.951 in the corresponding period
last year. Corn exports for the week
are 635.TSl bushels. against 3227S1 last
week and 1861 in 1910 For the six
weeks ending August 10 corn exports
are 3,ilI.5S9 bushels against 1905, 296
last year"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-12
Visible supply of cnrton

New Orleans. August 11-secretary
Testers statement OF the worlds visit
Die supply of cotton, Issued to-day.
SHOWS the total visible to be l.s25.l63'
aRalnst l.Hl.StI last week and 1853
5l6 last year. 2.l5S.797 in 1903. OF iris
me total of American cotton is 732
1853, against sl9.si7 last week and
Sos;5l6 last year, and of all other kinds
tHinsi nohg Egypt. Brazil, India, etc,
$4,000 last year "io
The total worlds visible supply OF
cotton shows decrease compared with
last week of 1l6.6Si and decrease
compared with last year OF 2s353
or the worlds visible supply of cot
ION as above there is now afioat and
neid in Great Britain and ContincntsI
year; in Egypt. 65 900. against Aao6o
last year; in India. $4,000, against
So9'ooO, and in the United States. oiI.-
600, against $4,000.