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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

Emmett ID. GALLON tieceased). In the Cir
cu!t Court OF Prince Edward County; re-
fsrr"d Ia the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Dunn: =. 3. No SOFA bill to
amend and re- enact sections IL and AZ Of
I'm act entitled An oct TO raise revenue
for ia" support Of the government and
ruDllc hce schools. and TO pay the in
t-r-nt On ia. public debt. and provide a
special tax Tor pensions authorized by
section isY Of the CONSTITUTIONS approved
April Ii. 1901. heretofore amended:
referred L" the Committee On Finance.
Mr.. Russell: y. Is. No. aos-A bill TO
r'"Nid" for the use or disposition 81
parts nf the turnpike road from lustburs
I" i.Sh"hhurk. IN Campbell County. not
taken over or used by the STAT" Highway
Commission Ia the state highway system
referred I" III" Committee ON Roads ana
in;"rnal Navigation.
MIR ';"oi": =. II. No. aoa-A hin 10
amend and r"-"n"ct section 5ls7 Of the
cod" 81 Virginia: referred to tn. Conn
mite" for Courts 81 Justice.
M"s>rs. Mills. Gum and 10th: 8. II.
No. ""i-A I'M Ia amend nnd enact see
ton ':i' "f tn" Code az Virginia. referred
I" IN" c"nmiti"" an INSURANCE" and bank
Ing.
Mr.. Iaymnn: 9. u. No. sos-A bll TO
amrnd and rs-cnnct sections 2Os 10 as
."'h inclusive, az the cod" "f virginia. and
I" rsr"", sections :i9 and 220 az Iii" cod.
OF virginia: referred to III. cnnimit I ne
on Privileges and Elections.
NJ. i.nyinan: =. u. No. 30i-A bili TO
'"'t''' Nv iH' pt supervisors or
'aih county Ia issue bonds or other olltga-
tinh- "t said county for Il SUM not exceed
INK finh."oD Tor the purpu-r OF financing
road construction Ia said county. aud 10
levy taxes I" pay TIA" Interest thereon and
!" Great" sinking fund for III" payment
~ IN" principal thereof at maturity; re-.
terr"d Ia III" Joint Committee on Special
Private and Local i"gisla;l lon
Mr.. fnui: =. ~. M. 3as-A hill to pro-
Nli- Tor nn industrial home for girls and
women upon the property containing i7s
acres. NOR" ar less. lying In tn. County
~ li'hrIcn. Va. nni decided to the Stutr
OF virginia 10y tn" Prison Nssociation of
virginia; referred to the cuinmttc" on
Finance.
Mr.. Cannon: 8. Is. No. aos-A hin to
p"Ni'" Tor the audit 10y tho stat. Ac.
c"unthnt or his assistants OF the accounts
ana records OF city and county onlcinis
"h'i agencies handling State funds; TO
max" an appropriation therefor and to
provide how the eXprnss of such audit
hh"ii he borne. and tn repeal nm act entitled
An act {" provid. for tn. inspection by IN.
ono. OF the state Accountant OF the ac-
counts OF city and county officials hand
ing state funds approved March 10
1920: referred 10 the Committee on
Finance.
Mr.. Booker: s. Il. No. 3Oo-A BIN IN
amend ana rc-enact section 21SO Of the
Code NJ virginia. which was taken un or
dered To be printed and referred TO IN.
Committee for Courts of Justice
MeSsrs. Goohs and I.ecdy: s. J. r. Nh
l3-Prop"'inG amendments to section. 81
IS, 80 and go Of the Constitution Of viz
ginia referred to the Committee for Court,
OF Justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

price OF wheat The market CLOSED nrm
az i. TO net gain. with May N3it,
to 'i'a.8s and July N.lTi. to N.l3S Corn
advanced J. TO li.aihc. Oats ,.0h 10 &C
ana provisions u to X cents.
with high winds reported ss Prevailing
IN Kansas. cold wave predicted and no
moisture looked for. majority of wheat
traders appeared 10 regard the crop out.
look as hscomnE more critical and al.
wanting high prices. Special siEnirr.nre
today was generally attached to the fresh
gam IN values At Liverpool in particular
IN a. much as the Liverpool market had
atready made siraighiway advance o,
- cents as against Is cents here \ re.
Huctlon NJ an.'o,.JF bushels in current cs-
timates Of the Argentin. crop surplus GAS
also effective a. stimulus to buiy,rs
ono authority cont.nded that IL Ard IN.
una. Australia and Canada were .bir
20 move their entire remaining surpiu,
during the balance OF the PRESENT cron
year lhsy could SUPPLY only ssi 5000 as
AGAINST indicated world REQUIREMENTS of
SSl"r"i"i bushels. Heavy pr,nt taxing
sales on the upiurn In prices le dto =
inoIsra'e setback from the top level
Word Of serious damage to the corn GRO,
IN Argentina WAS the chief factor nroduc
ING higher prices here for corn Change,
IN inc value OF oats were governed MALAY
by the action of the corn ,narket
provisions assembled with hogs and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
SHOWS HOW STATE WILL
SAVE $4,000 ANNUALLY
Outlined in Senate Measure
Providing for Insurance
of Stale Buildings.

Tint the stat" would save $4,000
annually by the provisions at the Hill
was brought out yesterday when th.
senate t"mmitta" on Banking and
ihSuranr" TOOK up consideration Of Il
mcasmr" providing for the insurance
ot public buildings aud property
owned by the State. The measure
was reported out iIVGrably.
senator j. Brad beverley is patron
OF the iii. c"-patrons are Senators
downing. Miller. Hyatt. Byrd ana
J,urcys.
Til" measure provides that the
Commissioners OF Insurance shall
carry the Insurance ut rates to he
governed by those OF reliable old
lin" companies. The premiums shall
ID" paid into the state treasury and
"f which lire losses would lie me,
When this sum reaches 100000. no
further premiums would he required
un'il ~ part Of the fund ~ paid out
10 cover fire loss.
On - per cent basis. it was
shown that the annual saving would
u" S:',""n. which would 10 Increased
IN ratio To tn" valuation
with Il split vote. the Senate Com
mitt"c on General Laws yesterday
voted out n bin repeating an act
which penalties telegraph companies
Tor the nondclivcry OF kilograms
even where there has been no suacinl
damage by reason OF the failure or
neglect OF the company to deliver
the message. The vote on tho rcport
was to g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
BY fred'k Z. Mailing & Co.
A.. iprestmrnt Bankers.
NEW YORK COTTON
SHOWS NET ADVANCE
iby Associated pres..I

NEW YORK, Feb. Vl.-In view Of m.
connecting news NJ hand. the cotton mar
YET tonay gave very good account of
.tseh and Il, the close showed net al
rinc OF To IL points, with most -
the rrssion, $3.50" va
fair amount OF investment buyIne w,
motel IN the new crop deliveries based
On me development nf bullish !deas grow
ing oat OF ies.ened fertilizer sales tn rough.
out the South and belief thai hnii
weevi damage the coming season Win hs
qua! 10 II not worse Than las: y.ar
MUCH OF me selling represented pruGt.
.tslhk. ana was not at Any time Egrr.s
usGmi'''ng report. from New England
trhii' ii'iri''ts - IL. bonus aeItstIon
IN VA h!nct,n he marker was NOR sr
tecisd by IL than il probably would have
been otherwise.
The opening was barely steady a, d.
at Liverpool, reports that the Indian boy
cot was worse than tt has been at any
tine YET and renewed outbreaks in Ire.
ana. This caused moderate l!ouidaiion
inner uner WHICH May sold on to 1857 and
na,S 70 ISIS In the nrst hour. or - TO IS
Ihe offerings were absorbed nv Wall
Crret' New orleans interests and local
shorta Some Of the South Carolina MI!
,m.efess were sellers and outIdn trais
va, was restricted by the New England s,tua-
ION ION ana Inc continued rnfavorabie new,
stu. :" "o "''''oS' at stand
Moderate aoll!nE In the afternoon b.ssa
~, mrarsh construction Of weekly s,s-
800, nntabiy the smaller world. takings
OF american. were so well absorbed Nv e.
restment buyers of the late tha; iii .Sy,,,ar
insses were recovered and The ma H., NJ -,
'He clofe mad n good undcr,nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

ne itousc was called To order by
speaker Brewer at 1l:I0 o'clock. and
Rev. j. Freelnnd Peter. rector of st.
James Episcopal Church. offered the
Invocation implorinS divine grace
upon the members nf the Legislature
ana that they he relieved from error
ana ignorance
Following the reading of Senate
communications. Delegate Marvin
Smithcy. OF Brunswick. chairman of
me joint committee investigating
the state offices with the view OF mcr-
ger or aOolishmcnt. reported the
committees nndings. which were.
read by Clerk Williams. rs were also
the minority report OF Senator Robert
+. 1.eedy. and minority report to
certain sections ~ two members who
signci the majority report. The re-
port CT the joint committee will he
printed as House Document No. Is.
and Is printed In part elsewhere In
this issue.
Arising 10 point Of personal privi-
lege. Delegate II. Lindsay Gordon, OF
Louisa, complained OF what he
termed the deliberate attempt OF
The Times Dispatch to keep the facts
from tho public" by falling TO pub
lish the joint resolution he offered
the day previous relative to instruct
ing the United States Senators from
virginia to vote for the ratification
or the peace treaties.
May Divide Into Districts.
Senate bill No. 9s. authorizing the
Council or other governing bodies or
cities to divide the municipal areas
into one or more districts was
passed: vote - To 2.
Senate hill No. l0I. authorizing the
County OF Page To Issue time war
rants for sum nut exceeding $780,
600: senate hiil M. 81. empowering
the supervisors Of licnriro County to
borrow money: Senate hill No. llG.
validating certain ordinance or the
city OF charlottesville. were passed
en- bloc: vote, 50 to q.
The Senate reported noncoufur-.
renee In amendments made ty the
House TO Senate bill No. II, the tres
pass bill. and conference was asked
Senate bill NJ. II. to provide for
the establishment Of State game
sanctuaries was amended 10 Include
the lands owned and controlled by
state Institutions: cxcmptIng the
lands owned by institutions of cor
rectiOn In which are confined only
minors and making the minimum
fine IS Instead OF {25 was passed;
vote. 90 tn /.
piii M. wv, NS 10 uNlltS pI
clerk OF the supreme Court of An
peals. was passed; &c to 0.
Senate bill M. los. relative TO how
petitions shall he presented for an
appeal. was passed; vote. ~ to &.
AT this point Speaker Brewer said:
Lobbying with members on this floor
must stop II ! find lobbying the
rules OF tho House will he rigidly
enforced" which remarks brought
applause.
House bill No. ~. making Novem.
her II. 'Armisticc Day" legal
holiday. was returned by the Senate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
PROTEST AGAINST TAX TO
RAISE MONEY FOR BONUS
Farmers, Bankers and Other
Business Men Send Mes
sages to Congress.
ASSERT ONLY room AFFECTED
Special TnNntion Agreed Upon b.
House ways and Mean. Committee
VIII lie Taken Up With senate FL
nnnrc body Today.
Try United News.l

WASlil NGTON, Feb. lO.-ConEress
is now hearing from home" on the
question OF direct taxation to meet
the soldiers bonus.
Widespread protests have been sent
IN by farmers. bankers. tobacco
dealers ana others against the taxes
proposed by the subcommittee of the
House Ways and Means Committee
for levy sufficient to pay those who
fought In the war. IL is with these
evcr-increasing teiegrams and let
tcrs OF objection that the House
Ways ana Means Committee and the
Senate Finance Committee will meet
saturday tn pass upon the recon-
mendations. The Ways and Means
Committee. completing its work to-
day, Is reported to have agreed that
$500, 100000 Of the $3.50 100000 needed
for the bonus this year can be raised
rs follows:
Would Tax Gasoline.
Tax OF cent gallon on gaso-
line. % cents per horsepower on au-
tomobiles. about cents on every $40
nvnlved In real estate transfers,
double tax on theater admissions
over % cents, so cents per 1000 on
cigarettes and cents a pound on
other toboccos, re-enactment OF the
l-cent tax on parcel post charges
above 25 cents. tax OF 2l-2 per cent
on undivided corporation profits, In
crease In tax on stock transfers, and
tax OF per cent on capital stock.
II, In deciding to raise tho bonus
funds by direct taxation, the Presi-
dent and congressional leaders be-
iieved this course would result In q
contest between tho general public
and tho Legion meh that would take
responsibility directly from the
shoulders OF the administration. the
general public may DO said to have
begun Its outcry.
Farmers Protest Tax.
VoluncH Of kilograms and mail are
reaching Congress. particularly from
farmers, protesting against the Easo-
lin" Tux as imposing further burden
upon them. the owners OF not only
lnrge percentage OF the automobiles
in tho country, but also farm trac-
tors and other gasoline driven farm
machinery.
The bonus problem thus Increases
I'm perpleXity, The special taxes ten-
tn.tivcly agreed upon by the House
Ways and Means Committee will be
taken up with the Senate Finance
Committee Saturday. After leaders
In these committees have agreed-or
tried tom the measures suggested
will pass final Judgment on whether
the proposed added tax burden can
he borne where Imposed.
A majority OF the complaints reach
ing Congress thus far declare that
most OF the tax suggested would be
borne by the relatively poor instead
~ by the wealthy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
l0.POINT ADVANCE IN
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
lBy Associated Press.l

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb. Io.-It wa, a
session of email declines and advances
IN cotton today. with tho net change on
Early down swings put the list IL TO is
points under tho hnai prices OF ye1terIay.
while later reactions carried il 10 IS
Joints above. March traded down to
1880. up TO 1912 and closed at 1903. The
opening was active and toward mid
session II was hrm market. with trader.
on tho long side aggressive, hut tho after
noon was tame.
The early declines were partly due to
an Indifferent Liverpool. hut were ma Iniy
caused by highly unfavorR BILE reports over
private wires OF tho mill situa Ion in
New England. where II was said that the
strike over wage reductions was spread
Ing. One rumor which was not confirmed
was that tho largos, mills in New Eng.
lend had become involved In tho strike.
From the frat decline there was re :
eovery and rise. to the highest Iaveis Of
the DAY on buying In sympathy with the
rapid rise In wheat and In stocks but
much Of this strength was erased when
the weekly stati,t!es we're put on the
Only aI0o balss against X2,'H this wssk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
BILLS IN THE HOUSE

.''"'"S "rrr presented ana re-
i'1r," unncr ruIN "'i
10 'ne committee on Appropriations:
ny AT. noa ,"r'en M MI to regulate
,nd o,ha. ~ ~ shsr'n'. constabi"s
,xi,nc.."s "a ior IN" 'uninon'nE OF
", 49,, mn" nrp""hns an acts or parts
o' ac'n IN ronhict herewith.
ny Mr., ho.,w'igh,--A bl! 4" regulate
a.o. ~, m wi Witnesses IN criminal
,r,. tn n,ni.. 49,, Sc's or parts OF
ae.s IN cohnlct herewith
$3.50 ny a" ,. h'cHs OF campbell. Smith OF
COTS 49,, ""s, h!charns ana Me-
,ion .sss -, 80 -. M ,",chAct sec
D. VI cnu UT '"ut,s OF Juttice;
-, "'. .'n'tn vi H!rShndr's--A biii to
Of chari,,". Ind $500, W. S'a,e hosrd
observation-disclosures on inds ,e sn'
ia am =" p.osn" what disposition
Nv n, cr ~ nia" s,, %' sueh persons
women sha,, hay. ,,o on. !" proS,ue maj
-, a ~, nnnt .he sane r!gh', privti'
49, anu '''""h'''es uhder the law AZ
". ~,
,,nno,in. .,,,,nny-house JOINT resolution
So Ind IN =" ~ ,.an., :" see''""S 81, ~
To- ~. ca,,,,,,, u"S .,.u, , OF virginia.
nv ~ n"t, On nance:
-.cn,c, n,,a on' 10 am"ha ana
rcyenmo for ~ % y, "n art I" raise
III. anu r"u'.c re- srnno'S; ahn to pay
nrovins 49,, '.e pun'r n.ot, ana 10
,,hni.n, YAK ior pensions as au-
nv, t we" ps hrr,'"h ~ III the Constiiu-
10. s. '' -'' i''-' az hereto
To - C,,t,
EIec,ion,. y" 'N'eheS an"
nv Nj po,,or, ,iu
.,as, az, ~, ~ =" a"s"n ana re-
- W - ""'n Inclusive. OF
,ior. 90 anu !" tepeai res-
rini. VI '"e ,"ue OF Nir-
To ,he ComnI,,.. q, c.,
nv Ur iI,' ~ '". i.H"r'
,.on,c, o.,f ~ =" Ah"h. hnn
ripi. 80" Va '"' '""n "t Nf-
Nv N.,,. u,,,o, ,., r .,,
or deuvery ~ ~ ,.',,na .u'"' ,i
ho,d ~ w ~; tAn'ns "tNipp. ticket
With III. 80 -, -, ~ 'o"he,t'oh
d,ss -, % s"""s or m",chah'
yidInr non.I,, a., ,i.' ~" p'"-
nw NJ uaa; ~, ".''n .Hereo''
resnac, .n,'nn w" " emehn Aho
amended III use ,%.s ss,o
toro,a aI s'.on soi" mere
49, snd ,S"s -. saoi, seat.
tho cad. of V,rr,nt. Amehaeo' OF
To IN. commi,,o. ., po.a y,
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M, 49, n :,
no 49,. ~ "t N"Sh'nh'on. ana
,,,;a. 80 .n.,,n , uu,'"h I".II"a" COM
10 s,o, a. cnr,,,, 800. trains
desirna,tnr pr,msrv posd W PHI
S,s,S I,Irbu,. 60, n"aa 40. OF the
Davis Hirhwsy '"' 'e"efson
ny 49,. ,v.,,
c..nr,W .,n "o"Ni.Ie UNA KICKS OF
an act IN ,r..c,ih. o.na,,t "nu
rnun,v ro,',s -, ,'"ns unutr Whlch
wsv Svs,.m may Ia hn,i, ~, t
from funbs dsriy.d .sn,na,I III. ' 80, , ,neu
how'd. nv ,,x. n.o:t,i -'u i"e"'
nose. ann-ny.J Narch N ION P"'
nv N.ssrs y,iI,.
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act tn .s,nh,i.h sra m,rh -"
mission. ,n da,ne 80 novar ON
term ~ ,r,c. .st,,v an, 49,, LA; n'u "u''es;
co,nnI.sIon. ;, am,h,,tna ~ ~. . 80 VI
or In cali ,n,, rnn.ni,.,t ,m'' ss,"n
sors OF .n.i"..r,nF 80" ne p"irs-
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carry IN. nrovIsInn. ~ III ,,:
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for ,hn annoIrtm.n, ~ - ~" n,I'a'
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domain. IN. nnwer ., ,n.L 49,, 80,
rules and r.ruI,tion yoy.rntn. ,h '',n
on and nc. ~ Inv Ca. ,,,nh ~ :, ,'h,lc
NOT in connict with tho ,,ws -, 81 s,s,'
and To nr.srrIh. ncnoI.Io. ,nr ~ -,
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nroyrd S.ntepher I, Ia,o nnJ ~, ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11

With an amendment inserting the
Third day OF June. Jefferson Davis
Day. IA Il legal holiday. Patron Hall
explained that the revIsers Of the
Code left out this date and the
amendment was agreeable to him.
The bill as amended was passed;
vote. - to ).
House bills Nos. 90. 90. 100. 1876.
1872. l76. 1877. 1875. 1879. 200. 2OI. 2Oa.
203. 200. EOS. 200. 2lS. 2I9. 22O. 22I
222 and 227 were passed to cngross-
mcnt.
House bill No. % and House bill
No. 229 were recommitted.
House bill No. II with an amend :
mcnt. offered by Delegate Willis. OF
Roanoke. making the one who sells
substitutes for whisky, and who
knowingly sells poisoned substitutes
To he drunk. iiahle To imprisonment
in the pcuitcntinry for from one to
ten years. or tn "a term in Jail from
SIN To twelve months. was advanced
Ia cngroaSmcnt. This measure is
til" prohibition ret introduced by
Delegate McNutt aud IL designed to
empower officers To enter and search
without warrant. any automobile
and examine its contents, on reason
able suspicion that such automobile
is being used for unlawfully trans
porting Intoxicating liquors.
Clerk Williams read the report OF
the Committee on Currency and Com
mcrcc on House bill! No. 251. knoGn
MS tho Page-BrowR pilOtage bill.
with the accommodation that il do
not pass. Committee reasons for re-
porting adversely were filed I'm writ
ing and appear elsewhere.
The House adjourned Mt l:40 to
meet this morning at IL o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
SENATE PROCEEDINGS

The Senate was called TO order by
President West. Rev. j. j. Sherer Of
fering prayer.
The members OF the Senate paid
close attention to the reading OF the
report Of the useless office commit
tee" which was submitted by Scna-
tor Cooke. Among the many recon-
mendations was one that all salaries
he reduced tn pre-war basis. and that
state officers work from . to 5 o'clock
daily.
Senator Mapp presented the amend
ed prohibition hill approved Thursday
night. az also the bill providing
that the state shall make, buy and
sell liquor for purely medicinS pur-
hoses. the latter being reported ad-
vcrscly.
Senator Alapp succeeded In having
the prohibition bill made special
order for Monday, saying the meas
ure was vi sufficient Importance to
warrant his asking for the privilege
for the bill.
The special order-the bill to en-
courage the cooperative marketing
or farm products-was then taken IN.
The House bill was substituted for
the Senate bin and passed. IS to o,
with amendments.
The senate. at > o'clock. adjourned
To 10 o'clock today. after advancing
ihirty-four hills to their second read
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

t'I'N'V. F"N. IW.-VhttIt: Rece!nts
20: beef steers steady 10 strong: top
Hp bulk. 6.1S n ...5: FAT cows, heifrrs n mi
S"hI CAVES steady. bulk beef cows and
helfers. i25 II 80: v-alers mostly lo"0Gf 70 -:
Gamers. cutters and bulls slow: ba-eIy
sttady: bologna bulls mostly s6iG %.
>'nckers and feeders hrm: hulk 6.2sSrG7s
noEr; Recslp.s. 3l.no; 10 To 2ic higher
man thursdays average: close strong:
shippers bought about 1880: hold over
moneratety light: top. Io.2, on 100 To TO.
pound average: hulk lights lOoolf 10 ~.
bn,k Others; ahpTs.@5; pigs. 10 to Is higher:
hulk desirable around $50
sheep: Receipts. 5000: hulk fat lambs
strong To loo higher: others md sheer and
ttrdeT lambs steady; fat lamb top, H1s:
on!R deSirah! kinds. i31aTllt0: Ieht
mixed yearlings and twos. ii.7s; fat ew.
TOP. ..,5: bulk. sO)I..0: light feeder
.amhs. l2.i5; seventy. rnunL shcarnr Il d
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
INV nnnn0

NEW YORK. Fob. 1p.-T.owrrng Of cot
ton goods prices in Western Jobbinc mar
kets today contributed to the 1mieinr.s
In local markets without. however bring.
ing lower prices, Al cotton goGts line,
continued affected by wage troubles in
New England mills. Yarns cased further
with light demand. Additional lines Of
mems wear aid women's wear worsied for
fall are being oJened.
BurIaps Were steady and silks quiet, with
interest centerinE In rnws.
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FORT movements:

New York-Middling. 17.o; stock. Ok
HiLLor ,Hrts-Receipts. 2,Sos: exports $50
10. Total . ,oday,n %. lt.eoo; exports. TO-.
s!iN. ''''''' Exports.
rn Total e! ter .sea'oa-Receip,s. 4oss,ost; ex
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COTTONsEER OF.

NEW YORK. Feb. iO--CotionsesA oil
ga med slightly through scattered local
buying on the bmllish showing In lard
ana grain. but outside support was none
Closing bids were 10 8 points net higher
sales. li,so barrels. Prime crude, S.nS1IS.S
prime summer yellow spot. 40: March
$50: May, 9.7S; July a91 all hid