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-!? _ _ __THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1897. 5 ' '
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
i won i S Fin? M ALL OR BAY mm
KKS8 CbC.VTKKB Of 1 Rtfi WORLD.
rrtoes ? Mener. Bends, Stock?
Grata, Tehaceo, Cotton, Tatllg
Count rr 1'rodace, ?fce* Forelgi
aud Dciut-stle.
?F.V York.October 2.~Tha marke.
|t| In stocks which develop,! fa
lau trftd:' 'X %as resumcc
th . morning m full force, and continuel
v one ror.mon;Kry pnune ,r n
. .:ng until tho close of the ihort Be?
Tho buying wm **ger. and th,
eiag of short contracts put out ta>
tTvo eseaJsg reaction in th?
i ?< ' ?agsaiel to be urgent. Then
:>' hVdaeaUOB thai the rcaetior
had tun Its cour**, and the agents em
by the leaders of tho former bul
campaign were buyers on a large
The stock? that have shown tho sharp.
linea reoentl) ?ere foremost ir
the rsuaim, pri s of Ajaertoans wen
?cod In London before the opening
and arbitrage brokers bought fot
Ixmdon account. Tho stocks which non
fites In the London buying wer*
thut huvd r
rely from llnuldatioit of foreign hold
,n** %ed cbaage in
Bent.
1 in th? rato et ft? r
c eschnnge of i-t for j, :
??5*4 1-2. au lent th-it
i fold Imports cai g de
the market
though gold Is ful at this
SB at the Clear?
ing-House In that metal.
trtagv
s " r.ink.s have buua at I
IB their
i.f ].
by a
p. in loans of Ht32,000, making
i ontractloii for two weeks of
nitbdrao/ala of .;
i an s on la the de
1 88,4CMO0
I net increase . :
: the a<
'
prot".- , having re?
duced an Ulerease In circulation of
doubt that the erithdi
to the
. to
p. crop due
The
I front tl
t and
rk re
aments fot xes.
To- gains fas the prices of
? ran from l to 3 per cent., tho
in full tlclo when the
r OF TH
be stock i n highly
I and pi ii in its cl
which eras
'.: tlnued
late on Friday. The bears have
.ers of the situation, and there
no aggre
tempt to beat
day.
. b -vug int? rest which eras
tent a force during the pro:
i | el t;.e rise which culminated two
- _.. hi ippar? Mtiv c i ied opera
the braaera who had come to
lied ; th? Instrument of this
? ve at
tltude apparently ooatent to see the re
?ith the question of the Identity
?1 po"l which led the bull
market with so mm h dash and cor?l
. ays itoa of bankers and of
i 'fii Dorporatlons have boon mon
tided with the movement,
bat a their identity, the tad Ig
before any evidence
era? allowed to appear that they had
and while the smaller
tlve publie
their apparent lead
|p they had liquidated a largo
i pUTOhatSB and realized
its.
With no change In the generally fn
k for business, and with
the eontlfl m th?? eat
of railway ?locks, the occasion wan ripo
i the level of th' ?r
tnal value but It had
11 ?? m into bands the
Inst a
I ; liquidated their hold?
Important Interesta were
viImJ their
for Ink Umo being, t" see leerer i
the speculative
br.ld.-r?> Of stocks have h:ol a bad time
of It for two sreeha. PriOOS bave de
eiinfii shaply because more people
. ! to SOll thin 10 bor/, or sellers W< re.
more anxious than buvers. No I
ble Inclient nerved to DhOOk the decline.
Anguet statements all showed enormous
uses in net earnings.
PANISB C1MSIS.
Th? reelgnaUoo of the Conservativo !
Pj ml-U mlalatera and the likelihood of a j
vession v. tend- ?
to ameliorate the relations between
ajpaln ami the Cuit eoacernlng j
Bui the market sold off sharply j
on th" I snOOBSOntS Of these ?venta.
To-day's sharp advances hive gone far
to fhdnce the net d' I the week,
I them out j
whole character of the ?
a marked change, j
: iding OB the advance being pro- I
the ' arts covering heavily.
The bank clearing? of all the cities In
fed States Khow s decrease from
of over 3 per cent., thoush the
. r lent V'.ir is still 27 per
; with an increase last
or over 67 per cent.
OOUD IMP 'UTS.
h? mnrk'-t far sterling exchange has
v declined am and gold
nportO ?: ! * ?git'n Immi
The weakness of exchange is due
to offerings of cotton bills.
In f l>ie dimension? j
of the god imports, the low price of |
im! this,
compared r*S prices, wll j
' many millions of
donen M due from abroad
on ( ts.
The liniert* . merchandise.
h for the Week
rrrer last
week. Of this week's
over Sagt week
fea i rrj^.^o.
In ? , of to-day's rally In
fat very few
Standard >. n two
; w. ' k. and some show
, ii pactho preferred and
WttSburg, (' C and St I.. Unk? bo?
ng conspicuous In the latter class,
NDg
Ponds leave been much less ?etive than
of lata, and hive r, .- ,.st?.l the decline
thai >s. the net declines being
.mall, a'?' uea showing gains.
sale?. !; Cnitcd States
bonds are 1-8 to 1-2 higher.
total sales of stocks to-day were
-,s. including AtchteOB prc
MOf; Ohenepeake and Ohio, 4.3&S;
Chicago, Rurllngton and Quine?, 7.712;
i neu/) U ' M I- lOVille and Nash
bsttan I/., 1.2?; Missouri
) .;.:<. New York Central, 4.861:
rn Pacine, preferred, 18.178: stead'
Mi Rock Island, 10.043; St. Paul.
It. 1'aul and Omaha. 3,300; South
?rn Railway preferred. 4.?0; Union Pa
Chicago Gas, 15,0G0; Sugar.
egaee Coal and Iron, 4,435;
Wostern Union, e\7($; < hlcago Orcat
Western, 4.090.
MONK Y AND EXCHAKCi:.
Meaty an cull nominally 21-%3 per
"' . prime mercantile paper, 41-*t?5 r*>r
. l**ming?;??xchanre weak, with actual
bejotnooa in bOBhOfV bills at NJil-tf
, $?M3-t for demand and ?<?>2 1-2 for sixty
days; posted ratea, li.KSfttiAt and I4.S6 1-S
?tW.SS; commercial bills. $4.Si.
Par ?liver. ?6 1-2; Mexican dollars, 41
Kin te bond? quiet. Railroad bondi
strong. (JoverT.ment bonds firm.
m:\V I?KKaTi>CK viuurAiioss:
Closing htoeka
i Atcbla?*. Ton-Hv ? U ??at. f? _. leOi
Atea toa. proterred. B-tfl
BnJtituc.il ,i ; i .? ,>. It)*jj
tai.??? 1'* i i . ... . 7 V
?. anana sombera. . ?~4
I teu.rail'ac.iic. 17
l'U?*ili..kn i,i4 Uulu. . . .. "4'i
? ese??aa Aivoo . -.1'iv
1 Ubicntn, M;irj.tiir<. <',-!? w mar. M\4
Chicago and Kastera Hanois,. ?7
C. ?... (.'. and 8k bouia. ?>?1
i i..i ( ?ni ?i. l?mhs preferred. M3V?
Delawaroaad Hudson.?is
l>oi?a,ere.La.'K%\r*n-i*. ?ad We*i?rn.'*>?
> Denrcratl KioMranJ?. 14
LenTeraou Kuiurande, preferred. ?lU
One (non,... l.Vj
? knelnnw . l?.or?i?rrnl . . . *'
. Icrt Warna.108
(Jreat.Nortuern. prererred .13?'
i Horsing Valley. 7?4
lliiDoi? rentrai.1031?
Lace fine ai i ?vettern . . IBM
! La.? .ir?? aaJ ?Vein-m ore:err<>4. 77
Loae.eerO...? . .... .174
Louiafiiieani .>??:itIU-j..I
HiMWinn I. ..... . .lOtfl
,k> ,ttu Traction.I'vi
1 aUcMe?.: : iir.. ..10?^
i Mlanetotaand 3k Loui? . *0%
...iiiuvsoia ana f... Louis 1st pro:?rrel.... HU'|
'Mr. . 3 V?
Motilo and Obio. .'-'< >,
Mifsonii K. ano f. l
Misitoiir.. K. am r. prer?rre<i. ?J^
? l h're.c. la.tao? and L. 1?
Ubicago In iiii-i- and L. prefaced. 3:1
aer>/iv rumrai. M
f?rno'satrai....110?<
1 n?v. iago.n4 0t.li . oMt
N. Y.. in -ago and st. L. 1 at pre barrad.... few
a?*, ?nu ,st L 80 oreterred_ ?7%
N. . . ... ITS
-.onh American (-'ompany. 4?
Neetk?ra/Paotac. vo?
li ei H ."*' '. . .r?iMri?4 .... . ?oV
OatarKxaad Western.- tgf
Or?so., . BBdNaf. ">
Orejen-?non Liu? . 9 I
i'uteourjt....I !
Keadins .~?... fdV
KckxI :inJ. 004.
11 sea rea. ..'
I M. loulsaultun fc'ran. pref.? 10*
it ?'.i. ?;'
M.fau.i.r? n ?.140
8k Peal and Ornaba.
BkPaaiaad Oman?, preforrel.140
. sal M and a].WO
BouUi?Hm Pacific . 10
?.em. I01
boatbern, oraferred . Bbf
luaal'aoiQc. 1
tmcL fanrio. 84
I . i'. I?, ana 0. lOJ
Wabaak.Bi boots and PaetBe.
Waoafh. M Loolaaod Pacific, preferrau.. 914
, M t.ra'll..' di. i j,- ? c'.# .
laLeelWfi and bah? Kr ? nreferral. Hi
.Ki COMPiMC?.
Adams Express.I?7
American. .1?7
l eltedState? Bxareaa. 44
\. o is 1 Ut?'u flJ.pr*fs*.It 18
XlS'JKt.l.ANEOls.
American Ci. ton i?n. "\\
Ame: i an UottonOll pr.. ierre i. i-I
America spinn. IM.
American Spirit? preferred. 00)
Ami. . CO. ?
arlean TebeoooOo. tuofurroi.in1
ir '. i?. If".
1 L?a?."I4
" Co.'uoany.17 '
OeLPaelAl . *!
Fusi '. i preferred?rM.
. . 171
Hill ota s toe I.- 4s
CtOO? ?BS . 4"
LeadTrust..... :'-?
.10 :
National i.iusecd Oil. . '
PaettrMau. . :! ">'
I'ullman Pala.-?.IT!?
BUvs il . M
Standard stops and T??ine. 0
Amenc-r s ir-ir < ,*[ .- y.1 I ,
AiaMrioaaSQ^ar Heanory Dref.lid
F. 0. and Iron. ;> '
l. R. Leather. I
. Leat!?r preferred. 0
Kudter. 11
t . B. Ian' r [i-eterreU. pa
I Weetan > uion. P"
; ?Jblcag North weit era...180
i tdeago Norttiw^ito n urefarrea....HI4
, chicoKoOiout Western. l<
Bumu u r.
l r ItOOStates 4'*. u.w. rejrim?r9d..l-_>jj?ar.:?"t?
I mied ?.ai?? t'a ase, coupons.?i?avj
Un. ted Muta . ? ;i?.. orci. .... 11 l?a\l r.M?
cea ' .ilStU
Lu'.tedStuea "?'s registered., t?S
United atetes Ve regajterad.HaO?aUdM
tuned States W% coupons.H4)it i.,
!" ' . i.. .,0 >M
tUtam? (iJi.^ss M.M. lud
As bam & (iji??? r?i .105
Amiinnn. i lass ''I.? ? ? vu
Atatiama unrreaoy. ag
Aicptsont's. hi>4
AtclllB'JII fHtj. 4 S. . RUjBj
( anad? soutoera ,' n.104
Obtengo and > irtbsra rauitlo ?'a. t. r. 4oV?
Cbeeapeake A Oalo O's . Ill
0, II. .v !? 4V,V.(Otferel 1 '4">s
Penrer A l'_ 0. lets.Ill
DeaverAB-G ??. hpm
gast Tennessee ieta.ioo
Kri.? nrn?ral 4 m. ',\<?
V W. it I). lHts t. r.?offered) 73
(Jener 11 l.le tn ? s.loo
l,. Il* s. A. os.106lf
Q.H.O& A. '.' u. U). V?
II. * T. C?:irral j'i.I 10
11. Jt T. Cwural lvu?o? O's. Ill l
louat:. leu. u/
gsnses Pacific consols t r .lue
h ?u su Pacts tete (ven iMV. > t. r. .lio %
1 louisiann now cousols, 4'a., no
l . V. I au r.. . eg
il tus?n ri ii s.loi)
s,, k :.M. G..>4
H.K.T. 1st 4's.
New loi t Central st.* . j i r
Now Jers?T Central 6*1.il ;
North Carotina -...j.v?
North irriiai?. . 101
: NorthernPantflelei.l.um
I Northern faJitlc .?'s. .,,;<?
Noniiitu P?cule 4's. DOH
N. Y atHUt'l .p i,4
Nor f.lk ?ml Western O's. ] .'
Nor'iiKDMtern i ffUSTrlB.! ,'3 4
Northwestern i o o. ft'?.j ] ,
o es u Havlgetwe sis.\\%
Oregon Navigation \'a . . ?mi??
O.S. Llaet?'s t. r.HO
?'. a I. n ?'? t. r . yQ??
0. I Beruf ment jsts t. r. 100
0 l'nnr re-liant ?'s t. r. 41
l'sctflcti'sof 'ui. ....l?tte'
. H .
U.V. W. IStS. 8i?s
M. !.. A 1 -1 ' :' >! ?'s. .. h H
St. 1-JkS.F. ??a?rai o's .li-li^
su Paul Uoateis.14 i
8t. P. < . a P. isn.1 iga.
st. Pault'. ?fcl*. ,Vs.ji4 \A
South CarolUia nou-tund...... >4
bou U -i . .- . . . 03
Stanlir I Hope ant Twine 8k. ti i
'lenoesseea?w settleiiont 3's. ?s:i
1 ex?* Pa?Mlo L. ..lets. j?;,i?
lexea P* ttftcretisterslt'e. soy
l mou Pacific !' ? of 'l*?. lou
CPU iUuPlsts. .y?^
ajahask into'*.lo?vt
Wabaea 'da.. 7S'?t
West Hhore 4's.|i 7*4
Vlrcmia Centuries. m\%
\ ir<inia deferred.m 4
HANK. ^TATK.YiliNT.
Weekly bank StatSgSSBtl
orpins reserve, deoreaae, 8417,300.
, dooreaee, $4.5:12.000.
B, increase, $494,500.
l-tenders, decrease. 12,412.300.
decrease, ic.o.cm?oo.
Circulation, Increase, #21,000.
The banks now hold J1?.GJ0.400 In excess
of legal requirements.
The Financier says; The statement Of
the Associated Hanks for New York city
for the week ending October 2d Is proof
that there is no occasion for the fears
entertained earlier in the season reg.ird
lng actual Stringency In the money mar
; .te the Steady drain on the
banks, by reason of the interior demand
for crop money, the reserves are main?
tained at a secure point, and the natural
of conditions which have Ik en
making all season may be trusted to ob?
vi?t?' any departure from this standard
In the future. The liquidation in loans
continu?e, the loss for the week bliag>
Int: {nt, total to an amount $7.320,200 under
ted three weeks apo. In the
time deposits have fallen'off $17,
?;<' ;, i*t while the reserve has decreased
' $.'000,000. As money has been
flowing to the Interior at the rate of
f r or Uve millions weekly during this
m_1 n will be seen that the banks have
.teed the drain very easily. The demand
f,,r funds still continues. thou*h in les?
sened volume than reported for several
?r/k* Dast. The decrease in deposits
I ?. e Tiimt week, of course, lowered the
?le re m,uiements appreciably. The
?'moooo gold received from Kurope by
??-lb t- banks does not seem to llKure
h? uS e^r?nt Statement The October
iettlcmcnt has brought about some shift.
?nfS^JS'-Hrtr to a greater
hie if funds, but the disbursements now
b?mK made will show to a greater ex
..i t in the next statement.
The Son Paci?o foreclosure sale,
un, r arrangements which hnv? been
c? Dieted^ for payments extending over
a com?derablo period, will ?ot cjum the
contraction at ?rat anticipated, and this
ac?ranos! to aome extent, governed the
rate quotations last w.tek
The statemeot, as a whole, la of very
favorable character, and w'th the expc
tat Ion that gold expo.? s will follow an)
advance In money, the outlook Is ever
brighter than predicted. Three of th?
New York bank? last week made theli
clearing-house settlement? In gold, owing
to the scarcity of legal-tenders. It woul-J
not be e strartge foot were- the Treasury
to follow suit In this particular before
the close of the year.
London money market.
The Evening Post's London financial
cablegram says: A further rise In. atocks
was recorded to-day. Americana were
strong and closed at the best. More
American billa were offered, nnd there
was renewed talk of gold exports, but
there Is nothing definite to report
noesumDgrorh ?ntxig
Kiots >* >. O.'.obsr 2. IS .7.
niTtai?BTTitl M'-IBi un. ASkeL
DnitedStalea re, lI'd.. HVifj
?fiasi.?tJiu.
NrtrtncaraliQ? * %.wm ... 104J%
NortUOaroiin* ?J'c. l??
Virciula St (aew>.m 78
Camar?n. tt7!4 08
c:Tr ga kj.;: r aa
Richmond clt? 8's...?. 128
i'Klcbmuad city il'a.I. ? *
Riobuiond. oltr Vs.... lit
I Rienmood City 4'a It, 19?0-IH80 101
I l.? I i .1 . ?O... s.
i Atlanta r?nl CBsrtOtte i?i Vm . 119
I Atlanta aalCnarlHte f't' I la. a'*.
II. 1800. 100
Ci ir.. Cot. ?8 An?. 2J 7*a.Hi
i Oeargia. 9oatbernanl JCioril? j . 88*4 99
P?iersourgi< .? ?.? >'*. no
' Petersburg tVlas? Bi ?'?. li4
?. li-iiond & Mecklenburg lit O's. .... 7>
I ^oumern rta i?T4T I SI Va. .. U2
! Georgia \nd Alabama pnt. tf%,m ... 103
Ororgiaaud Alabamacoo sols. 7i'V?j 8111
hicinuotid Traction J?, 1888.... 10?
lluutOA? mocks. Par.
a la an? ( ni >:>. 100 f?l
C.sMDeakeaadOsM.100 84
; Norfolk an 1 Wettern prof... ID'? 42 4 :*4
P?t?rti)jrg.. .100 108 110
Ri.hmoad. i'i - l"rt ' ?. rirg,
I and Potomac Dir. O')lu'.'a..l0'j 107
Rich ?nona and Patera org. .100 17
>ru Rsl'w.r, pruf. 100 .1.P4
j S'ju'.harn l??dwir. c? nn ei... i j J 10V?j
Ocorgia sud Alib.tm* .ir-v
! ferrad. ... 2">
I Georgia and Alabama can
m>n. 9*
Hank stoics.
Citizens Bank. 25 22 2">
MezcbuitsNatlOBSl Hank.. 100 IS.'K
: Planiert national Hank.J00 888 243
1 l'etnraburg Savings ?ind ?Q
riM m oo Bpeay . '-o 3?V4
Plata flans of Vrrmn.l>> 187
, I'nlon iianit of Riohrttoa I.... ?0 IK
, Vugii;'.. i -: n i?a? - . ' 1 st? no
inrinc? llana of Richmond...."."> U
Is r -, BOS Ci i . .. v.
Virginia Kir? aal Marine... 88 34 :'.">
1 Virgiuia*jut?. 88 23 84
ItstOBI. LB8008>
I American li?ia at'onpanr
( .-.t?rri?0 . 1)1 110
| A aeriCBB I jd. :?oU >np?ny
I (common). M 88 UO
I Va.-C'arolin?! hemU-U pr? 100 108 111
Vii.-i.'arjlinaCbeuilcal cjiii. 10J M ?>->\i
"Haotaalona ?rs-for bOOda matnrli? ta not
1er? .bau ton yoar*.
-?M??
DRAIN AND COTTON BXCHJLNOK
Va.. OctOtX t I
Quf V rrjr, 8 to
. mixed, H ? Bortbersy, w to
85c; No. | r. !. Corn v. hue Vir
lota, re; No. 1 white, ::?". l-tc;
No. 2 mixed, 35c. Oati No. 1 mixed,'Jil-i
to Ml?8c; No. | mixed, 81-2 to Me; win?
ter nhed outs, 'm to ?Sc Hyo Wo. 2, w
to 63 l-2e.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va., October 2, P<97.
No auction sales tO*dajr.
Private sales: Fillers, 29; wrappers. 11;
cutters. 12; smokers, ,V dark leaf. 14; lugs,
rap, 49. Total, 150 hogahi ads.
Revenue collections: Clgara and elgnr
ette. 88.79; tobacco, 1478.26. Total,
1'rivate sales for the week: Wrappers,
?".; Ollero, 858; smokers, 41; cutters, 7?;
dark hat*. 217: scrap. 8; Burtey, 8; lugs,
: . western. 11. Total 1,111 hotrabeade,
Revenue collections for week: Clears
and cigarettes, $33,209.05; tobacco, $13,21^.47.
Total, 140.491.86.
The market for bricht* closes strong on
nil Rrades. Good sales next week.
The annual meeting of the Tobacco
Trade will be held on 'Change Monday
at 12 o'clock.
NEW TORK PRODUC1I ICARKET
Ni:\V YORK, October 2 -Flour?
celpta, 2').-Ml l :>rrt ?^; exports, 7.1s; i
j reis; sales, 4,(J<>i packages. M.irket lr
tlve and barely Steady at old pri<
; Minnesota patents. $5 I5?r$5.40; d
! $4.??5&$4.50; winter patents, 85.10tfg5.36;
' Straights, J4.C.V'/$t.70; do. extras, $,1.
j $3.c."i; do. lew grades, $3.iv?$3. . <>.
Etre Plour?Kasv; Hales, 1?0 barn
fancv. $.'v2;,'u$J.C0.
Buckwheat?Quiet at iV??50c.
Corn-Meal?Steady; yellow western, (
Barter?Rasier at 3o-.
Barley Halt?Dull,' western, Mpseo,
Wheat?Receipts, 183,000 bushels; i
norts. 120.695 busiuls; salea, 771,000 bush
futures, 48,'KXi bushels spot. Spot Steal
No. 2 red, 8S8*8c Options opened arm
on higher cibles than expected, bro
sharply nailer heavy short selling.
spired hy cloudiness west and fre?3 Non
i western receipts, but rallied on sapor
! summers, closing I-gfll-4c. net tower; >
2 rod, October, 83 l v I -8C., closed fd ;-:
ober, ?1 9-16??92 3-8c., closed ?l 7-8c.
corn- Receipts, 108,77! bushels; expor
: 12.:::.4 bushels; sales, 20.000 bushels futir'
be ; spot Spot steady; No.
j ?ii-Sc. Options opened up on cabti
I eased off with wheat, but rallied on covt
| lug, and closed partly l-8c. net low
October, 3%321-2c.; Decimbir, 311->
.., : ItC, Closed 84 l-ic
( i;its?Receipts, 331.800 bushels; eKporl
137,048 bushels; sali 15,000 b labels spc
Spot quiet; No. 2, M l-f-jL'4 l-2c. Optloi
dull all the forenoon, closing I-80, lowe
October cl( I .; December closi
24 5-8c.
Hay?Easy; spring easy; good to cholc
60$. 75c.
Stead v: State. 1805 crop, 3C4c
?..'S3-16C.: Pacific const, UK crop, 3
4c; 1896, 008c.; 1S97, 12 fl5c.
Hides?Steady; Galveston, l.v^lfie.; Texa
dry, 121-afrlSe.; California, 17
Leather Steady; H-rnlock sole, Buenc
Ayrea, ?1-2021 l-2c.
Wool-Firm; fleece, 20ff27c.; No. 2 t
extra, Rfj 12c. ; Texn?. lOfJltC.
Beef steady; family. $90310.50: extn
$8.50; beef hams, $2ti'(j$27; packed, $8.505
P.M.
Cut Meats?Dull; plcklexl bellies, 6 3-41
80.; do. shoulders, 51-2c; do. hams, 8 1-?V?
I Me,
I.ard?Steady; western steamed, $4.w<
84.85; Contli ent, 15.80; South America
$5.70; compound. $4.62 l-2'<i$4.87 1-2.
Pork-Dull; old meas, $808>.25; new mes?
t9.W?f$10; short clear, 310.606313; family
$11.50g$13.
Butter?Steady; western creamery, 14i
22e.; do. factory, 84fl3c.? Elgin?, 22c.; iml
tatlon, 12@l*c.; State dairy, 12^19c.; do
creamery. 14gfttO,
Cheese Quiet; larjre white, 9 l-8c ? smai
white, 91-2c.; largo colored. Stjei-Sc.
small colored, 01-3c.; part skims, IlifSj
7c.; full do.. 31-304C.
Iv; State and Pennsylvania
10 1-?-?JI9C. ; western fresh, 16 l-2ffl7e.
Potatoes?Easy; Jerseys, $2.25988.50;
Ixnig Island. $2.50?$2.75; sweets, $1.50^
$1 62 1-2.
Tallow-Dull; city, 31-2c; country, 31-2
?i3 3-4c.
Petroleum-Dull; no market; refined,
New York. $5.80.
Rosin?Steadv; strained, common to
good. 8jt.4g831.45.
Turpt ntlne-Pirm nt 32 f!-4ff33 l-4c.
Tttce-Steady: fair to extra. 4 3-8'5?l-4c.;
4 3-4*i6 1-8<\
Molasses?Steady; "New Orleans, open
kfttle. good to choice, 25031c.
Pig-Iron-Steady; southern, $10.25if$U.50;
r .rthern BO.BOtJfll
Copper-Easy, brokers*. $11.26.
I . il -Strong; brokers', $4.
Tin Plates?Quift.
Tomatoes Per box or crate, according
to quality, 00C.4JM.
Cabbage-Xxmg Island and Jersey, per
100 pound?. $4<t/$5.
Cottonseed-Oil?Inactive; prim? crude,
I l-2c: prime summer yellow. 'IMS
2t1-2c; oft summer yellow. 83 l-44j*24c.;
butter oil. 2*?|32c.; prime summi-r white,
29c. ; prime winter yellow. 82 l-2?\
Coffee-Ont ions onened with near months
steady ami far months barely steady and
unchanged to a 6 points decline; earcoiy
changed during remainder of the session;
exceptionally dull and featureless, with
v,. ik undertone, following mom liberal
offerings of spot coffee. Closed quiet at
net 6 points higher to 5 points low?r:
sales, 5.750 bag*, Including October, 35.M:
December. $840. Spot coffee: ltio dull;
No. 7 Invoice. 37; No. 7 Jobbing, 57.50;
mild steady; Cordova, $10.50?f!?.60.
Sugar?Raw nominal; fair refining.
3 3-8c.; centrifugal, 96 degrees test, 3 I6-1O0.;
refined steady; mould A. 5 3-8c.; standard
A. 5c.; confectioners' A, 5c.; cut loaf,
r>3-4c.; crushed. 5 3-4e. : powdered, 6 3-8c.;
rrsnulatcd, 51-8C.; cubes, 6 3-.Sc
NEW YORK DRY-GOOD? MARKET.
NEW YORK, October g-The dry-goods
market closed wl'hout feature, locally.
There, is so strengthening of the market
fOf cotton roods, and print-cloths haVo
slumped materially. Woollen goods main?
tain their position undisturbed by the
general trend of the market, although
It Is doubtful whether. In aoino divisions,
such na dn as gc?ds. dealers will be all!? to
??Mure the exjnected atlvanee* for spring
goads, ample cottons are firm In reo.u*?t.
without change. Print? are fairly well
maintained, at the current rates. Print
cloths are reported qvlet at 2 l-2c.. the
aale yesterday afternoon at Fall River
at that figuro having a decidedly weak?
ening effect.
RALTIMORE PRODUCTO MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD.. October 1-Flour
Q.ilct and unchanged; receipts, 18,103 bar?
rels; exports, none; sales, 600 barrels.
\S heat-Dull and lower; spot, W 1-4'tf
f<2 3-8c; December, 93 l-4frW l-2c; Steamer
No. 2 red. 87 l-4??87 l-2c; receipts, 42.21H
bushels; exporta. 82.000 buahels; southern
wheat, by Hample. 8i*y*J5e.; do. on grade,
87 3 4Xl92 3-4c.
Corn \v. ik; BpoL 31 1-2?31 5-8c ; De?
cember, new or old. 32 3-8?.32 6-8c. ; steam?
er mixed. 29 l-2ii29 S-Sc.; receipts. 17.88
bushels; exports. 121,122 bushels; southern
white corn, 37&S7 l-2c. ; de yellow, 87 l-2?i?
Be
Oats?Firm; No. 2 white, 2Sl-2ij27c.; re?
ceipts, 30.002 bushel?.
Rye?Dull and lower; No. 2 western, 51c;
rooelpta 22 128 bushels.
Hay-Firm; choice timothy. tl.loT813.60.
Grain Freight*- Active In eteamera; par?
cel-room dull; s;e;irn to Liverpool, per
bushel. 4 l-4d. for October; Cork, for or
deis, j er quarter, Us. 7 l-2d. for October
and November.
Sugar??tr?na and unchanged.
Batter and Eggs?Firm and unchanged.
' -e?Steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHI? "AGO, ILL,.. October 2.--Tho bean
ran the wheat market to-day, In spt'ie
of the help that the bulls reoatrod from
the drought. ruis was unaccountably
very weak, und this encourage-1 'he sell?
ing, which resulted in a docllao Of
T-ge In D ?"nrn was linn, and
odeoaced i-?il-ic. ouv.* werf onehenged
?t ihr- close, and provlsloea 2 l-2c lower
to 2 1-285c. lower.
Leading rotures ranged as follows:
Opentag. Il.gbeik Lowest. Closing.
Whkat?.No. -'.
,... . s7'.
Dec . .' >:?!?? i?n*i 8i.,m 8!>h,-??.
Ala/.?9)4 *H ?!'^i ?o^ **H
corn?No. ..
27^ C7*?j 27'-*
May..-J."1,1.13 33Vij 32*4 32;fea3J
Oati
Der. n 14 lsij ifiti
i?"-.\QW/k i!?*4?74 iota n**
?lay. W 2?? 22\ti??
Mas? ' mt Per Bbt
Oct.j,s.2o 18.30 ta.o'-'W fn.05
l>ee . s.:.d B.88V4J 8.18 Ikgg
?lanuarr.... 8*80 8.128J 9. i?
I , 1 : M I III In?.
I . 14 -".. L47W I4.48M ?4.4Tt<
Dee..... 4 > -fc 4.5714 -i 4.J7*
January.4 7o 4.7:.'!?i 4-07^ 4k78)i
6.0 . lb.
I sr.*i :?o ti.u:>^ J4.no i?.it5
U moer.. 4.r.> 4 7;?^ 4.72-4 4.7.">
January-. 4.7.) ?7718 ? <'-'? 4 7 j
1 h Quotation, were an foUOWB! FlOttT
. .'. Intei pat 1 . . ?".; aprlng
clal, 8.60; aprlng paient. H
No. i' aprlng ? ; 1
: No. z
No 2 corn. 27 l-2?f27
I on 1, I8e; No. 2 white, f, 0 b . -'
8 .;?.:.; No. ; whit.-, f. 0. I No.
ln.1; Ne
3. f. o ?. 4, I. o. '
No. 1
- 2. .Mi-SS pork, p b*rri
$1". Laid, per 1"> pounds. $4.47 1-2'r
Bhorl t '. - li ; (li o?. 2 ?. dry?
oxed), 1 ' ..',; short
.; >x? I). $6 2 ;'i. . 7 1-2. Whis?
key, ' r gallon.
21.22. Sugar, cut-leaf. J.'.9ft'ij*,:, :>A. No. 2
3-4c. Bui ti r ?teady ;
creamery, liV<,22c.; dairy. I2.;!'>. cheese
. at tojBs, E^gs steady; fn ah, 12 i-4c.
CHICAGO LTVat-wTOCK MARKl.T.
CHICAGO. ILL.. October I The wob*
quiet In th* cattle market. There
a 1 'he u.-uai Saturday scarcity of offer?
lugs. Common to extra native i ?
were salable at t.'.f. .. >- Prlcea ior
moderate gradea wera nominal.
Tradv in hog. waa rather slow at a de?
iner 100 pounds, the bulk
of the Offerings crossing th* scales at
83.*V"p 14.20. Heavy packing lots sold at
and prime assorted light
fo ! buyer* at $4.2J>ii$4 30.
I. Bl mon opened yesterday, and
ill create u better demand for
U..r .. .. I.,, '., hi,.. I.."..,, ^..lIllKT K.I
badly recently.
upply of sheep and lambs was ln
ereaa i by a cociSiderablo number left
ov?-r frt in yesterday, and prices were not
any better, trade being Blow.' Sheep were
sal? ble al $2.26(0*4.25 for Inferior to prime
natives, and at $3.40084 for western
wethers and gtfrgl.OO for western ewes.
Lambs were salable at 8&5O3r$6.80 for poor
to extra. Feeding sheep were salable at
. $3.75, and feeding lambs at $t.50?>
$4.75.
Receipts: Cattle. 500 head; hogs, 16,000
Lead; : : I 0, 1008 :
ST. LOI'IS.
ST. LOUIS, MO., October 2.?Flour?Un
cbanged.
Wheat?Spot dull, depressed, and lower;
No. I red cash, elevator, ?Kl-en.: track,
No. 2 bard, caab, 83 1-2 884c.;
December, 85 5-8c saked; stay, 95c
Corn-Spot easy; No. 2 cash. 26c. hid;
December, 8S8-4C. asked; May, 30 3-8c.
.
Qate fJpoi <:?vi'r; No. 2 cash, elevntor,
I91-2C.; track, 300401-20.; No. 2 white,
l-2c. : December, 19 7-bc.; May,
bid.
Bran?Firm and higher; packed, coun
try po Lt.-. 46ir46 l-2c.; east track, 47c.
..-> 31.20.
Butter?Firmer; creamery, I6<324c.;
dairy, n
i : , at 12 He.
Pork?Steady; standard mess, Jobbing,
|
L^rd?Higher; prime ?team, $4.37 1-2.
Bacon Extra abort clear and ribs, $6.25;
shorts, f
Dry-Salted af?ate fboxi I shoulders ' ?
Ira)?Short clear and ribs, $5.50; shorts,
$5.75.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O.. October 2.?Flour?
Q
Wheat?Easy; No. 2 red. 91c.
Corn- Steady; No. 2 mixed, 30 l-2c.
Oats--Firm; No. I mixed, tUjO. l-2c
RyS 1 "inn; No. 2, 47c.
Prot islons-Steady.
tej Steady at $1.20.
Butter?Steady.
Sugar?Steady.
Bggs- -Easy at 13c.
Chases Ffim
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LtVBRPOOU October 2.-1 P. M.-Cot
IpOt dull; prices lower; American
middling fair, 4 5-ttd.; good middling,
Od.; American middling. 3 13-ltd.; low
middling, 3 U-Md.; good ordinary, 3 9-16d.;
Ordin ?ry, 3 3-8d.
The sales of the day were 6,000 bales, of
which 3'Sj w re for speculation and ex?
port, and Included 1,600 American; re?
ceipts, 2.000 hales?all Amen
Futures opened quiet, with a moderate
demand, and closed barely, steady; Ameri?
can middling, low middling clause; Octo
ber, I aTdtd., sellers; October and No
vember, 8 37-44453 28-64.1., Bellers; Novem?
ber and December, 3 28-64d., buvers; De
rijnber and January, 3 27-64^3 28 61.1.
sellers; January and February. 3 Ti-W-f
3 28-64d., sellers; February and March,
3 28-64'!., buyers; March and April.
3 29-64d., sellers; April and May. 3 M IM..
sellers; May and June, 3 ili-Oid.. sellers;
June and July, 3 32-W.I., sellers; July and
August, :t 32-6403 33- 4d., buyors.
A recount of the stock of cotton here
shows an Increase of 26.408 baits In the
total amount, end an Increase of 31.'.fl3
bales In American. The recount also
shows decrease* of 647 bale? In Brazilian,
8 in Hgyptlau, and 4 309 In Surats.
NEW TOR? October 2.?Cotton
Easier; middlng. 8 l-2e.; net receipts. 965
??toss, 4.693 bales; forwarded. 5.483
tales, 15 bales?all spinners; stock,
ales.
Totals to-day; Net receipts. 31.395 bales
Bgports?to Great Britain, 4,8,77 bales; to
th- Continent, 1.799 bales; stock, 401,702
balea. _ . . ....
Total? since September 1st: Net receipt
|M 313 bales; exports?to Or ?at MrPain.
UR354 bales; to France. 47,453 hales; to the
Continent I?R0 bales.
Cotton futures opened ?teady; sales.
l.tOO bales: January. $?J32; February, 36.35;
$6 12; April. $?.46: May. 36W: June!
p; -4 i' ! ii r, 86-25; November. $6.27; De?
cember. ?'" -
Closed steady; sales, 71.800 bales; Jan
ri4rv 88-83: February. $6.37; March, ft.51;
rVoril 88.48; May. $6.51; June. Bg.B5: k-?|yi
16 59- October, $6.26; November, $6.25; De?
cember, 88.?.
Spot closed eaev; middling unland?.
tlrfc.; middling Oulf. 6 3-4c.; sales, 150
jales.
?V ORLEANS. October 2.-Cotton
Futures quiet and steady; sales, 12.800
>ales' October, $5.92'!?>$5?3: November.
1 <VVn?.".'?7- December. $5 97- ?98: January
f,OKW.0?; February. $*.<*.<$? i?; jfnreh.
6.1>?$6.14; April, $?.'15^6.13; May, $6.221?
16.21.
NAVALr-8TORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. 8. C. October 3.-Tur
lentlno-Firm at 30c; salea none.
Rosin?Firm; sales, none: A. B. and C,
1.06; D ao4 A iUO? F, |L?; a H?; u.
KLONDIKE
British North American Trading and Exploration Co.
Organized under the laws of the State of West Virginia. Capital stock, 15,000,000. Parraine of
shares, Si each. Full paid and non-a&sessable. General offices, Nos. 63 and 65 Wall street, New York
city. Officers and directors :
General U. M. WHITLOCK. President Safety Wire and Cable Company, New yorg# President.
Hon. CHARLES T. OFERRALL, Governor of Virginia. Ku hraend. Va,. First Vice-President.
J. W WOOD8IDE Vice-Presldent Ste wart Ri.lph Snuff Company, Philadelphia, Second Vke-PreeidenL
A. E. IRONMONGER HOLA, Dawson City, Managing Director. ir^
T W. TIMB?N Director Nassau News Company. New York.
Hon WH I IAM V BEACH, Collector Internal Retenue, Syracuse N. T.
THFODoPF HFI LMAN of Selllgsberg & Co.. Bankers, 7 Wall street.
ALEX. A. ARTHUR. 63 and 65 Wall street. New York. Secretary.
Knn. .1 F CnNNET.LY, ex-Comptroller of . ry of Newark. N. J and ex-Coneui to Kobe. Japan, Treaenrer.
CHARLES H VTNESi Attorney at Law. 63 and 65 Wall atreet. New York, General Attorney.
General J. M. VAR?AN, New^York.^,,^ ,mm^MmUktr%t ^? ^ ,w t^, a?-^ ^ M_Eeatern Sib?rie
. New York.
Chestnut atreete Fhlhaa
t, .?ilrv'.? '? ???.'nuarters Seattle, Wash.: Dye?, and St. Michael. Alaska.
?^wS^S^?n^VrVmcSm. Un?a ?uMding. Wb8 street. New York
OBJECTS OF THE COMPANY.?The chief object of the company is to carry on a peneral trade
and to develop the gold fields of British America and Alaska, including especially the Klondike dis?
common
. ,.;?, Met n?n an average of from 980 to 1.500 feet. The pay {Travel or detritus is to a depth of aliont
)f Hill HU K Oil rtJiii.?-i?-, ' ...i. i_1_L_1.3 ?_..r il_ .1 _'.;n_j_
tho Klondike, i*^>gejgaj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Um eomrmnv are now arranging to sen'l a number of small prospecting parties to the Klondiko regions
I ' ? . . li. i * i i.tlnni on.l Lw-.i>f in tr rm?r /->lilim?J ami <lt,ri??rr 4liaf ?i,v,.v 4/% As\ ? -M'
I ?he most competent and responsible men for the various posts, mid by influence and connection,
"' lVise-i.touch withthe largest amount of active capital at home and abroad as to justify the fullest
confidence. M ^ 6- Wn|j Htroot yovr jc/tk, for prospectus. Ms.m.Tn*psm
11.30; i und K. 21.40; M. & at] N. $1.7:.;
I; vater-whi B, T-M
SAVANNAH, OA., Ootohor 2?Si-irits
; irm al 31c; sales, 800 casks;
receipt.,
F rm and unchanged; receipts,
-, L8JBJ bail?is.
fVILMINOTON, N. C. October 2
?atrita Tur;.-ruInc?Firm at 30 1
recelpta, M c;.*t<h.
Rosin?Firm ut |1 lffjfl rf: receipts, 3U3
torreis.
rVude Turpentine?Steady at $1.30, 2iso,
inri 21.20; recelpta, W casks.
Tar?Firm a< 11.25; receipts, 170 barrels.
THE COCKADE CITY.
exporta of * ! .i i. i/faii n nil Tobacco?
Dlnvt l?l?lle Dem?crata.
PETERSBURG, v.\.. Octohe? 2,-iSpe
ri.il.)?Tha exportation of manufactured
obacco from this city during the month
if September aggregated 4.i3.73l pound?.. .
)l this aggregate .171.706 pounds went '
hrough the ofMcti of the Collector of Cus- I
oms. and 62.025 pounds through the ln
O..H..I r.v.nii* ofllce. Until the estab
li.-hment o? the bonded manufacturing
srareaonas lystem, tho early p:irt of last
year, the first and only one of the to?
bacco kiiil ?n the country, all tobacco
was exported through the internal reve?
nue office.
The Democratic convention for Dln
wlddio county to nominate a candidate
for the House of Delegate.? will be held
at the county court-house next Satur?
day. The names of two gentlemen
staunch Democrats ami honored and
popular elthMne? Mr. Charles Smith, Jr.,
and Mr. Thonvis B. Clarke?will be
I ted In nomination. At this time it
would be ansafs to name the nominee,
but either ona would abiy represent the
county.
Rev. Dr. II. W. Rattle has accepted an
Invitation to deliver an address before
the Baptist young People's L'nlon. in
Norfolk, next Thursdav night, and on
Friday Dlghl he will preach In the Park
Avenue Baptist church, in the same city.
Ex-(lovernor William E. Cameron ar?
rived In the city to-day from the West.
By Its action last night the Common
Council postponed for the i resent <he
proposed improvement of Sycamore
street, in view of the expense in pfOS
P'l't of securing a better and more eer
tain source of water supply for the city.
This action is approved because a supply
of good water is a pressing necessity.
A delightful "barn party" WOO given
last eight by Mrs. \V. R. Nichols, on
Union street. In compliment to bflss
Maverick, of San Antonio, Tex., who is
a guest in the family. Some twenty-five
couple? were present, find festivities
wire kept up until S late hour.
The condition of BOV. W. H. Platt Is
more favorable to-day.
IIVMI'TOV.
The D?mocratie Muddle?A Republi- |
run I'proar.
HAMPTON, VA., October 2.?(Special.)?
These seems little change In-the political
situation. Both sides are getting In
readiness for the Accomac tribunal,
which will probably hear the cas,; early
next week. From the present outook, ,
It appears that there are about 1.100
Dem ?crets In this county, arid the vote (
for Governor wll be watched wifli Inte- |
rest to see how many vote.
The Republicans held a meoting on |
Thursday night at the court-houso. It |
was called by the Eambites. it Is said,
but both factions seemed to be out In
their war-paint, and such a bedlam has
not been witnessed since the days when
Spaulding, Phoebus. Ubby, etc.. were
nominated for Congress.
Rev. Calvin K. Camming and Mr. W. J.
A- Cummlng have returned from Phlla>?
dolphin, where they visited their brother,
Dr. Hugh S. (' miming, of tho Marine
Hcsnltal Service.
Mr. W J. Boone Is in Tiltlmore.
Mr-'. Charles J. Faulkner, wife of the
Senator, is visiting relatives here.
Mr. Marion Colbert ha? returned from
attendance on tb.e Ruoreme Dodge, I. O,
O. F., at Springfield. III.
SHOT BY A Ml?.RO.
I nprovaked R<rnort to a Pistol at
East Kadford.
EAST BAOFORD, VA., October 2.
(Speelal.)?John Einstein, ron of Henry
T. Einstein, was shot and seriously
wounded by a negro named Floyd .late
yesterday afternoon. Young Einstein
was at work drilling wheat, when his at?
tention was attracted by the cries of a
little whita boy, who was being beaten
by several negro boyB. The white boy
appealed to Einstein to make the negroes
stop, and hs started to where the row
waa going en. At thfs point Hoyd, a
young negro man, and brother to the
ofher negroes, took the matter up, and
threatened Einstein, who stooped to pick
up a stone. When the negro saw the
motion to pick up the stone he drew a
pistol and fired, the ball striking Kin
stein In the leg and passing through,
leaving a painful wound. As scon as he
?in d the negro ran, and has not been
arrested. Tho shooting was unprovoked
and unnecessary. Young Einstein la a
very quiet, orderly young man, and had I
no Intentjon of being mixed up in the
row, Intending only to make ^e negro
boya let the little white boy alone.
W?TCH
the market next week. There will be opportunities of buying
securities at " bargain-counter " prices. The past week's steady
leelino was caused by a combination of circumstances?such as the
,'< llow-fever scare; strained relations with ?Spain, and a <lenire on
he part of the bull clique', who had unloaded at top prices, to scare
rat the small holder, which would enable them to purchase at lower
irices.
Importations of gold are bound to come. Australia alone will
lend $25,000,000 in gold to California to pay for wheat purchases.
Snrope will be compelled to follow. The effect is bound to start
mother bull movement Again we say, Watch the market and read
)ur daily letter, which will advise you when to buy stocks, grain, and
lotton. Out-of-town business solicited.
W. A. PORTERFIELD & CO., '
1104% BAM MAIN STREET.
Telephone ,'?lN. eu 8-8a3?a
"Stock Exchange Gossip."
"Wheat." "Cotton."
"Financial Outlook."
At the close of business BO681 'lay we
Is.-1!.' our
"DAILY BXCBASCjIE llEI'OHT,"
contuinniK an arttole under eoofc <>r the
.bore headings. It is taken and kept on
nie by a ?ari,e number o:' National Banks
and Finan??! Institutions, and is
aidered tho neat conservstlve und com?
plete Wall-Street bulletin :
it is sent re? rular ly to oui euetoBMire.
\v* would b> plena i to send it to you.
Macy&Pendietoii
nt\Ki:its ami iinoKi::t>.
46 gUIOAOWATi BT2BW YOIIK,
Mi'miifii o? tlie
New York Stock Exchange
AMI
Mm.rVnHl/ < OTION. PRODUCE A '
[New YorK <?>ini j\?m.\n?.i.s
Connected i.v prhrate wire arlth the
?Hit AGO HO \ II O 08T TUAIJK.
(00 a-au4tj
STUART & PADDOCK,
Mu ni. it?, and Drokrri.
I'llIlHllelphlU, I'll., 441 ll.Kt.lllt St.
Now Vi.rk, Host on, gfaaa,,
6s Broadway. Amea HuiMlng*.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES A
SPECIALTY.
MONK Y LOANED ON ALL LISTED
SECURITIES
INTFRKST PAID ON DEPOSITS
CHECK-BOOKS FURNISHED
?stocks, noxn?,
(.It ll\, COTTO*,
provisions.
bought and? sold for cash on margin.
Every facility for the prompt execution
of orders.
EXPERT OPINION, ADVICE, AND
FORECAST OF THF MARKET FREE
ON APPLICA. ION.
Ask for ? ??r Rooklet.
SECURED INVESTMENT IN WHEAT
(oc 3-11)
MONEY TO LOAN
AT ?> PER CENT. ON RICHMOND CITY
REAL ESTATE.
H. 8ELDON T.\YI/>R & SON,
corner Eleventh und Rank streets,
oc 3-11
MONEY TOLEND
IN SMALL AND LARGE AMOUNTS AT
6 PER CENT.
A- R. APPERSON A CO.,
oc 3-lt_i_nor: ' Eleventh street.
MONEY TO LEND
ON RICHMOND CITY REAL ESTATE,
In sums to suit. J. B. ELAM & CO.,
oc 2-8U.WAF21 1113 Main street.
MONEY TO LEND
?OD ?MTV IMPROVED RKAL
Estate. In sums to suit. Charlen mode?
rate. C. L. & II. L. DENOON.
oc 3-lt_fc-'l Main street.
MONEY TO LEND
i ? to 210.000.
In sums to suit. One to live years.
i. THOMPSON BROWN ? ' >..
oc 3-lt 1113 Main street
BANKERS AMI BROKERS.
John L. Williams & Sons
Corner Tenth and Main Streets.
RICHIOHD, V?.
INVESTMENT BONDS,
yielding on the investment from 3 per
cent, to b? per cent, net- We wiH
take pleasure in furnishing copies
ot our Bond Circuler upon applies,
tion to parties interested.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SONS.
(aa ?HJ-Ttvsu?iuJ
Thomas Branch A Co,
Bankers and linkers,
Richmond, Va., ?ptem'.er 20 1837.
WHEAT.
DECEMBER WHEAT SOLD IN CHI?
CAGO RECENTLY AT 8L It is 7 cents
lower to-day.
Wheat should be a purchase, iOr it IS
long since so poor a crop has been har*
vested abroad. Countries which usually
"xport will Import. Argentina, our se?
rious competitor, Is out of the mrrket.
Russia, our greatest competitor, has lese
wheat than usual. Tho crop In the valley
of the Danube failed. We are masters
of the situation.
Conservative estimates of European
needs Increase, while estimates of oua
croD decrease.
In 1891 prices were high because of for?
elgn demand. Our crop promises to be
10O.0O0.000 less than then. The world's re*
auirements are greater; our shipments are
as large; our stocks smaller.
It Is probable that during the next Big
weeks we will ship dally nearly a million
bui-hels.
Wheat Is cheap if this proves true.
THOMAS BR1NCH & CO.,
BANKERS ANI> IlltOKKUS,
Members of the ffew York StecR
KicliKuge,
Established 1H3S.
(se 6-Mu.TuAr'tfwta)
GEORGE A. - I I'IT ?ft CO. | j
STOCKS, GRAIn7~COTTON, PKOV*e
S IONS.
Orders executed In lota of 20 Bbk?eg
stocks and -.?Ml bushels wheat on 3-poiaA
margin.
Write for our Dally Market Letter.
. ill STREET. N. W.,
oc 2-31_Washington, D 'j.
MUX bit leWABaW '
FOR BUILDING PURPOSE?, OR Olf
property already built. Also, hi farms.
Small monthly payments. Intei<st. 6 pap
cent. Why not build you a home ; What
you pay In rent will pay for lt. B., Room
60. Ford's Hotel._*> 2S-1 m
SOMETHING NEW IN BTOCK AND
BONDS. Pays 100 per cent, per yea' oo
Investment, any amount. Investor h Ido
security, payable any time. No specu'a?
tion. Rest references. Write for full par?
ticalars. INVESTOI'S' TRUST. 1221 A cfc
street. Philadelphia. Pa._oc 3 It
MONEY TO LOAN.
WE HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY O?
money on hand which we can place at
once on city real estate in sums to suit*
BUTTON A O?..
corner Tenth and Hank streets?
se 2C-Su&WCt_ j? |j
MONKY TO LEND
IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT 8 PER CIUCR. ?
ON CITY REALTY.
CHARLES A. R03B,
Real Estate and Loans.
11 north Tenth street.
New 'phone. 341_ja H-gatf
"FINANCIAL,
MONEY TO I/O AN ON Iti'MMONja ,
CITY REAL ESTATE AT 8 PER CENT,
Moderate chargea. Apply to
T M. WORTH A M A (X>.,
Real Estate and Loans,
oc2.lt b-i'S cast Main street '
MONEY TO LEND i
ON RICHMOND CITY R83AL ESTAT* j
Charges moderate. N. W. POW1B,
oc 3-lt_4 north Eleventh eTroot? *, a
MONEY!" ??ON?YJ! j
Sl\ PER CENT. MONEY ON ?t?? j?
REALTY. B- I* CAbELU "&
eo 3-lt No. 8 aorth Tenth attest* k *J

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