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fT orK MAHKET ;. MAINTASXS ITS
tMIKUTOXK OP STREXqtVI.
r HE MONEY MARKET* QUIET;
Intcp *'tiU s<lff, HflwcicivLonn* Arc
left i;n«ll*<nrhed," nt»d There 1% \«
XTcsr-firr <*t I-Jq»il»l«<ion — Gould
Grft«P .Moit. Active of Stocks,
jTE'A* YORK, September -IS.-.The' stock
s nrkct ma'.ntftiried .; its- undcHono of
fjrnKth : o-day, but the: trading: was ex
:rf -- i ci\' npnthctic outFidc. a, spotty"^* as
fcrtncr.t of stocks,- >vhich show -of
itrrngih helped toEustain the general
lift. -7hc money market vas quiet, but
•jtd? were still stirt. : I^ans. vrere left
tr.distKrbed. however, and there was no
jrcfs-jre of liquidation.; ;Tl!e level of
jrices. therefore, .was ..not. disturbed,- ex
spt -hat the sympathetic influence of
at strong stocks helped to .harden the
norket- The Gould group Was the most
..ctivc. Reports." of a plan were current,
rith color of official sanction providing
an cxchar.ge of St, Louis^Southwest
ern prrforred for a Missouri Pacific bond.
Tliif was interpreted by a speculation
fjan. Missouri Pacific contributed to the
movement late in the day, and -took the
leadership of the yr'hole market. The
return of President Gould from a tour of
fTiFpertinn helped 'to stimulate the move
ment. . _. .' " .
Rock Island made a much larger gain
op a small volume of dealings.,. The ad
vp.ncc v.as based upon the decision. of. the
lo»a State authorities. that- the Rock '• Is
land reorganization plan; is not in contra
vontion of thr? lowa law. -There was ac
tivity and strength in- the curt) 'mar
k 6! in contracts for' the' new Rock Is
hr.d securities. The. stocks, of indepen
dent Ft eel companies were strong .as a
rule, because of th© report of the extra
ordinary pressure of orders for all grades
of iron and steel products.' and "a degree
of activity in profluction which is lim
it^ only by the supply of material. The
freezing weather in the, Northwest' was
lenorpa in- the corn, hrid wheat markets,
rtich helped tn stiffen' stocks. . The.com
parativ* hesviness of some of the South
ern railroads may. have hepri due to the
.pc-rsistentt "unfavorable reports from the
col ton crop. • ..;
MOXEY OUTLOOK.
The money outlook continued the prin
cipal to].'ic of discussion in the .financial
district. There was no radical change in
the Eiuiauon to-day. An en
cagcinent ofSoOO.OOOof Australian. gold, was
announced to arrive several weeks hence.
The" hanks continued to-lose to the Sub- i
TT 44 r er.sury;. rioiwithstandinEr;'*he disburse--
Dioit' l)y'- that Institution. ,/>n "account of
October srovtirnrnent JrilerestiTthe customs
;o!lcctionfi and-.th'e deiKtsits-. for- transfer
;o the interior , more then offset the in
lircti pn^nK-nt. However.".- loss .to . the
E'jl>-Trp*;sury since Friday. has reached
only J1.D55.000. compared with $4,725,000 for
the- same time last week.; While the drain
is thus reduced, it will be seen that no'th
ins of the needed recupfratign of the
banVs' rcEcrvca has been afforded by the
Treasury -measure of relief.. •'?
The fact that the Bank of England.re
frcinod from advancing its,<3jscount rafe
io-dnj' was clvtn ■ a -favoraJjlo--: Interpre
tation. btSt " Ftevl'irie exchange here ' con
tinued to harden. to a. full cent above the
low level of the week. .'carrying- exchange
well away from the gold import point.
CLOSE DULL. AND STEADY.
Thfi market closed dull and steady. The
bond market was duir and about. steady.
Total sales, . par -value, ,$2,290.000. • United
States refunding 2's advanced 3-4. the 3's
hi. and the,-£>1d.4!5.1.-S..per. -cent. The new
i's declined 1-4 on the last call.
The. total jsalcs. of .'stocks., to-day were
<TS,(kVi shares, iricfuding. -Atchison, 5,700:
Canadian Pacific, <?,SQ5;*. "Baltimore arid
Chio. ,5,9 M; Rock Island, 6.500; -Eric. C.600;
Illinois Central,; 13,100; 1 Louisville and
Nashville. 5^00: Manhattan. .'65.600; Mis
fourj Pnci.lc, 70.600: Peniijylvania. -.15.S00;
Reading. G.'JOO; St. Louis Southwestern
prefeired. G.9OG; St. Paul. 23.000; Southern
Pacific. 11.G00; Southern 'railway. 6,100;
I'nion Pacific, D.700; Amalgamated Cop
per. 6.91X1; Brooklyn Rapid Transit C.ipD;
Colorado Fuel .arid Iron, 17.700;. United
Elates Steel. 14.C00; 'United:' State's Steel
srofcrred. ''■C'.sd. .". '" ■'■■'■■•.."■ '
MONEY AND- EXCHANGE.
Keaey on call .firm at 63« :\per cent. ;
closing- bid. and asked. T6(g'-7: prime mer
cantile, paper. S?I(gG per cent.' ' * " ;
Sterling .'exchange steady at' the, ad
vance, v.ith actual business in bankers'
till at 4.i<6. for demand, and at '.4.83 f0r ,60
fiys; postefl rates. 4.53 1-2®4.54 and 4.SG 1-2;
ramraercial bills,. 4.52.3-2@-4.53. ;
Bar (-iivfr. 51 1-2; Mexican dollars, 40 1-?.
Governrnfnt nond?;" irregular;. State
bonds easier; railroad -bonds steady.
TIPS ON THE MARKET.
Amtrlcan stocks in London dull arid
featureless. . .-• .(. . . „ ... ::
Strike situation unchanged.; i t" . j
Crop reports continue satipfsctory. 1
Pennsylvania tunnel franchise' granted. <
No chance of- any increase in Perm- 3
sylvan ia dividend. ' r : , |
combination affecting Western
tnion officially denied. •
Expected L'nited ..'• States . Steel earn- c
: -es for year will show ' $150,000. . '' ■ '
roads first week September,, j
f -ow average nei .ihcrease.'.fi.lO per cent. n
Expected Norfolk and Western "divi-
c «nJ v,-ill be advanced -to 3 per cent.
•snually. ; ■. . ,- ; : - r
Paci fie. ram Iris's second week j
'•■Member increased $7?,000. ,
Kar.k of England rate unchanged.-
G o!d imports arranged so' far 57.000.000. r
Tw clve industrial '."stocks advanced; .49. f
i Tw enty active railroads! advanced 39... t
iis « marking up of prices Wednesday ;
vv £ ry Jight trading ln'many cssesiiri- <■
|*Mcs at «nee a desire to check liquida- j
• 3 snd noi encourage' extensive specu- :
*"0a on the bull side.-; Of ; course; there •
+ likely to be specialty , movements •
jv ard - Canadian Pacific looks; favor- i,
£* in this regard, also Western ;Unio/.
•c. and Pressed Steel Car common. :
S^.?v miKtak * can be made, in buying
( ..,^ r " Pacific,. Atchison.. ?>lanhatian, c
• i-sion Pacific especially: on reactions. •
B « conservative; '."-.'' '• * j
h M it lrc ? Olita " is a purchase for; a- turn:' t
•ay theapest 7 per cent, dividend ■
r |« on the ' Hsu It: soldi,, at .171 -iii ;
fiav,t ry last> » n! * 's worth y. more tjo- '
vihai,..it was then.,.: .; . ■;.,-- 7\- ' ; .V .1
.is fiaid Ponnaylvania ;isra purchase", :':
J* c Prepared to average on. any Httle^ 0
iJ* pacific stocks* aro: resting, pre- \
vf 1 ' l ° another » d v?^ ce -^-^ :' : "y ': "1
M*\« ls " tead y - accumuintion'.'df,^Sugar j
C* "-\ W «H Street crowd '- predicts \ an' . 1
.^•tiable ri Be .p re^ nt i v^ .^ . ,: : ; ':..;, :
Stt-iiL lnEsdc '™- !" Atchison \ are- giving at- \ b
iiJi'- t0 ■lUinoia -Central:. Something: :»'
|^..««itly br^^ns- which; wJU'SOihlgh^ ■■
5 Oth "" ' *" ' ' - *'*' ■"
h{J? 80od things: People's Gas; Marii- M
U •- and Hf-ej win: have' their. day. "- ?
P3 «flc^oMt/buy^^^|^|^ ;P
i*h?. h ™ b «tn a fair- rallyi from'' low; $
ißo^* n »-it'l^bellev^^un^er^pin^ent! ff t i
%iiorf ! 3COn<l3 COn<l^ lo A?'pr<'^is. is-houldyjiptlJt^l 9
...-.. .._.- .... , ;...:.. „
: Livery talk.;. -- :
■ We/want to remind you that
everything needed Tor the but:
fitting of." the indoor and out
door servants is "ready and
Waiting here. T • . "-.'"V; ''
Absolutely correct, of course ;
iii variety enough to corriplete
1 y co ver ever y fash ion require^
nient. ' : '{".-. ;■ " '-"•_ .- /'
In ready- to- wear. there's- no
de]ay,and in oursno curtail.
riient. of satiaf action, 'but con
siderable of a saying in cost; ; ■
We make to order if you pre-;
fer it. Cheaper for^that, too. ! •
Livery Sundries.
j HATS, "FUR CA.PES;/ : FURi
GLOVES, FUR AND" CLOTH
ROBES, FUR COLLARS', HAT
COVERS- all here to show you:
sel9-2t .'■-■ ,: . ;?'•■: '■
i to sink back again, in .fact the present
is. thought to.be largely a traders' mar
k«t, to be bought on reactions; and sold
on rallies for a scalp. •.-'■' ' • ■'. :
! Twin City Augrust net $155,564 against
$161,554. . . „ . :-,?.-.> . ; „: ■•
. Nashville and ' Chattanooga' "and "St.
Louis second week September increase
fi5.050..,. .'' ; . :>'-.,"■ "
- It is said on authority that'fseems un
impeachable that the coal strUjG.wiH: end
next 'week. --One- of the most important
operators in Pennsylvania says that, at
the conference of coal presidents on
Tuesday certain terms were agreed upon
which P. A. B. Widener was authorized
to make known to Stone, land
thejatter. has communicated the- offer ""' to
Mitchell. It i understood that individ
ual .operators who have become ..hard
pressed as a result of the protracted
conflict, -have made a. demand ."on -the
hard ccal.road presidents to do 'some
thing that will save them- from financial
ruin. The new terms will,' be better than
those offered to -by " Governor
Stone at ; Harrisburg 'last Saturday. The
strikers are weakening, but : the : . coal
companies probably, are too hard pressed
to be , able to . withstand four, or Jive
weeks' more, of the struggle! ;
MisßOuri Pacific second week September
Increase $21,000. : ._ .
: Denver arid Rio Grande second week
September decrease, JS.GOO. ;/.;".;".'
. Earnings:' C. G. W.. second week' Se
ptember, increase, 55.310. ' '"V
; Toledo. SL Louis and first
I week" September" increase. -52,225.- •- -• !
'• Monon annual report" gross 'earnings;"
I increase $431,000. . ' • '
i T. L.-Marison,. Bissell. & Goodhart cold, !
Canadian Pacific Van Emburg sold 1,000
Missouri Pacific at 122% - and" 122 0-8." "
; The latest run*ors regarding St.- Louis
arid Southwestern financial readjustment
plan are that 'the preferred stock -will' be
exchanged for a 4 per cent.' /bond of either
the 'Missouri Pacific or Iron 'Mountain:
companies. ■
The 'market : closed • strong, offerings
are- liphr and very little commission
business to be seen., ' - . • '
! Banks lost since last Friday, J5i.95g.000.
The sub-Treasury was debtor, at Clear
ing House this morning, $791,741. ■ .The
su>-Treasury collections so far this week
for . customs aggregate $2,947,000 and the
transfers of "currency up to ;.the close of
bUFineas 'yesterday amounted to $900,000,
a total loss to the banks of $8,547,000." The
sub-Treasury paid out $825,000 ■• yesterday
In anticipation, of governrnent "iriterest;
It is estimated that the total amount of
currency: that will be.shipped 05- Chicago
banks ' thiJ; fall to move the "crops will
reach . 557.G00.000. ' : ; : ;\ r
I Market is professional "and mustcoh
tinile so until the- money situation is
easier. . ; ;. ... - -■ :
J ; Government payments for October in
terest and small gold receipts will help
but customs dutiesVstill pile up arid
seems to increase and the" interior^ ship
ments so far this week are $1,500,000. ; The
lo&'iy of the situation suggests taking pro-"
fit-* whenever opportunity affords.- ..■--
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
' The ■ improvement which was apparent
in thu operations in the unlisted securi
ties market yesterday was again in force
at to-day's session. • In a; number of cases
it was supplenited by additional "gain of
consequences. Transactions about 'equal
led recent aggregates. „ ,' . ; ' .
': Virginia Cpal and Coke again. played a
conspicuous part, and -on operations to
talling S.OCO shares registered . a net ■ gain
of I^4 points. It opened ia/pointhigher.'at
31. fell to 2D?i on profit taking, . and then
advanced -quickly to Zl^'. The certificates
changed hands at- 75. •• • V ,
American Can preferred sold- at "-54 and
54 '*i ; : . -• .'".' ; :"/ : '.~- ■■ '" ■
; Seaboard Air-Line preferred. at 54U. and
clcsod 51^@52 J^. . . r;.-.' ".- .."- " '".'■" :
Just before the close. Rock Island cpni
mon advanced 1 to. 59%. Total, sales in ' it
for the day were io.OOO. The 'preferred sold
to.tne extent of 6,000.: _ : , l t . V, ".TV."
: Note— The scrip dividend on. Virginia
Coal is, 714 per cent. „.;-,
GRAINNOTES.
.1 Oats weak because of more- liberal sup
plies of contract grace- ..".:.. . .
.Corn steady. Believe in : better ' value?
and more serioxis; frost damago.than gen
erally believed are becoming "m*ore num
erbual;.'■"', ' ■•_. " -
• Price Current sayis: There is drily "a
siight lowering of the corn condition by
frost; The crop is ; practically: made. i:
' The; ground is ..in : fine for
winter wheat;^ceding, v ■ ; .»'-''"
j- The interior selling less: winter-wheat.
; Receipts yesterday— Wheat,;,; 244 ; .cars;,
oats, 173 cars; corn 300, iind 17,000; hog^. ,v,
■ Estimated receipts Jfor:; to^mbrrowp 1
Wheat. ' 22G cars; corn, ,330,' and 150' oats.
■( cotton gossip; -yr.vy.
! The last few days has seen some -large
rbuVlng'.Twhich has /been;; supplied ;\by4*h^
| ; lon'sl interests,: and • it has -caused a T large
i short interest.t o coyer. . . ; : . : ; -- . ' t. -
k;..Th«; receipts are large, but our^niar*
jiet' has broadened out. - ' -„ < *
'j On; any' further: advance . -lt> ls ibelieyiw"
profits j; should be 'token; :; but- ariysgood;
.break -buy. * >-
fji In-slght 5 figures . for week' .Vbutsidaicieafji
p nee; • exn'ected £ toj be] 300.000 | bilM^JjiiaiMti
fi Muna « 880-8 : j'^'Co ttoni- «Mrket^.' aetizuL
isMSSsski* . ...• v. „.>, Lk. . ■ > .-a JsksssS
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERff^" 1902' ■''-'/" : S'Wm
somewhat e&«ler. afterJ "that rapid advance.
has ~ covieredj a^'greatJrriany^ March^
to-day, ;; should;/, imagine about 150,000
bales. • _.."■' ■ ■ . ;
THEJBAIiTiMOREIMARKETi
i-:BALTlMOßEviMp.^Sept4mfeer lS^(Spe
cla I.)— The I Baltimbr« ■ market closed' quiet
and steady. ' ';;].-. ;-" -'■;-■ .^-^v:-.'*^ •'• ..--.' - - -■::.'.■ :■
; Seaboard "Air-Line common, stock at
32%; was M i.Jower/ .-,',•-
i *^.4 **? Gae at 74% \ was ■ up %:' -;■:
i .Consolida_te<3.'.Coai;wa.B ; :up 3"points';to:Bs.
! Uni ted -?? V ways ' common stock fat 15^
was -the l:'4?per "ceht^ "' bonds^ at
95%;wcre;.up ,%.'■. v ; ; ; -.'-''- "'-+•'.■ "-:i:^""- ;' -'4'. ■■
j? Atlantic; ■ Coast •; Line common . Vas '■■-, in
eood ■£ demand ;. to-dar— opened at 168 -and'
closed. at 169-bld, offered.'at 171. J ' ; :
[Coast Line /of -\ Connecticut^ sold at 547
and closed;ahout:that.'v" ' r ";:;
UNITED STATES STEEL;
; A director of '"Uriited" States: Steel says:
"While no action has yet. been
taken, •■. it -.Js;- reasonably.. "safe to say .that
the prlc^e 'of finished iron! and. steel -will
not .be "changed^materially- =1903!,
The price of frails, has already' been placed
at ?28 -per tori; ; and >'hile - mvich higher
prices i could be obtained \ in ; . many lines, :
we believe it best to maintain a conserva-;
tivo policy, arid 'to !keepthe : market; with
in; boliridfi i v The;-- prices/ for ; 'raw ; ' mate
rial j have ; advanced; • bu t • we- are doing our
utmost -to eliminate all speculation in^the
finished : " steel ■ ; ni arket, - and " if our ;■ cus
tomers- know; at what; prices /material \ can
be s obtained^ theidemand, "..will beietable.
■ ''!We.'^control: our pig '.iron.' 'and i for 'that
reassori i,we"haye 'a marked advantage.
We ';- can 'turn?: 6u t", steeVifaiii; ; r betweeri- ?il :
and" ?lS [pprlf tqn.'i and, ; ; although ral ls lcould
coifimand'as ; }}lsh[ as. s32*per,ton. we refuse
to -"ask "byer"" $28: .A "..steady demand is
•what- we want, and a.. : market ; without
violent fluctuations is what -the consumer
wants." : . ■ . - "
. To Take Over Southern and X. & 3V.
i BOSTON, September.-.- I .lß.— (Special.)--
If the Northern Securjties litigation is
settled in favor of the company,, a, holding
company will-b e formed to take over .trie
stocks "of; the Louisville & Nashville and
the Southern railway. ; Ttie option held
by.- J. P.- Morgan en the Gates -and Haw
ley^; holdings of 'touisviile expires • Octo
ber Ist. " An extension of time was re
quested, but .request was ; refused, 1 * arid
JVIf. Morgan ihas decided; to take over the
206,000 shares at Jl5O per share. ' • .
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS
Quotations Xurnlßhed by Thomas Branca
-& Go.; Bankers and iiroKers.
U'embers ' «ew York dtoct and Cotton
?- ...-■ .....;k. Exchaiyse*. ~\ '..-
American Snuff, c0in..."..... 123
'American- Snuff, pref.. .:....':.:,. S9 ■■■
iAmencan" Can, c0m. ....... ...*18^ 13%
American Can, pref :. . ....:.:. *53^ • ;54
'Am'tjr: Cotton Oil, c0m........ Xi 5i%
'American Loco., c0m......... 52% 33%
American toco,<pref ,96vfc %
'American- Sugar .....:. ...... .;131M» 130%
Smelters Co 47_ 47
•Amalgamated / Copper \j, 68% 6i>Vs
Anaconda, Mining .Co.- (no .
!. sales) .i...-r..-.v ! . i .'.. ..•...-•'••• I<M"
'Atchison,- c0mm0n. ............ 84^4 \ttM
Atchiion, preferred ........... l(>3Vis 103V4
Baltimore -and '0hi0..;....... ll4Mt U4
Baltimore and Ohio." pref...-. ...-.-..• 98
Brooklyn Rapid Transit..... 69% .-. 69? i
Canada Southern ............. BS% BS .;
Chesapeake and 0hi0.........' 65%. ■ 56V4
Chi. and Great -Western. . . . . 3S%'- 33%
Chi.. Mil. and St. Pau1....:.. 190% 190%
Chi., R. Island and Pacific... 2oo 204^4
C; C.;. C. and 5t.^L>'...;V...... 105 1C634
tiolomdo- Fuel ajid : 'lron.^...i 82# • 83%
Colo, arid Southern;, corn..:.. 34 34y A
Colo, and Southern, Ist pref.. 75 74%
Colo, and Southern. 2d pref.. 52 61%
ConsoJidfttQd n43 as":".^^_"r..." 224\4 . 224 .
Con. Tob,;-4s-p.ic... ;..■.:'..•.... 67 ' 67^-
Con: Tob:;vpref.^. ;;..:;. .;>..; 123 ' •• : a122%
Delaxvare:and -Hud50n........ 180 : - 179
Del., Lack, and Western (ho- .
i 'sales. : closed)".-! ..':•;•,-'• ■• •; 272
Brie, common '.7. ..."......".•... 41Vs 41Vi
Erie. Ist rpref :........• 70?^- „69%
General': Electric .y. : .-{•:' ■:•: • • 194 ■, - --MSv
Illinois Central .......;... 171^ 172%
K. and M. (no'saleH.rclosed). • .... 46
Louisville and .Nashville. — 153?& 153? i
Manhattan E1evated'.........-. 136% 138 V*
! Metropolitan - ':'; ........;..... .• 146 146 V*
i Mexican, Central t ...... 28% 25%
Missourt: : Paciflc-..l 1 ..'.T.. : T...:. 121%- 122 Vi
M 6.," >- Kan":-- and : Texas, : - pref. . \ 67^ 67^
New V Tofk- Centra1: .:, .*. .:...;. 163% • 164^
N." V.; Ont.: and Western^.... 35% 35%
Norfolk and We5tern......... 76%- 75%
Ivor, and W., pref.' (closed).. 1 .... .93 ,:
North 'American C 0.... 1 .... i.. 125 = ;130
PaciHc Mail . ....-./...■ Mfc ■■ 45 . •-
Pennsylvania ...... ...........'l6B 167%
People's Oas .......-..:....... 107V6" 307»4
Republic Steel, c0m..'...:..'... 22% • 22%
Republic. Steel,, pref........... 82% ;; 82%
Reading ..:... ................. 7SM> -73ft
Reading.. Ist pref...:;......... 88 '87
Reading, „2d pref -. .■ 78% 75%
San Frariclsco". (nor sales)..... ..-.. .89^4
San Frariciscb,'f2d pref :::.... -76^ 76%
St. ;'K' ;: - Southwestern,'*- pref..". 79 •'•77%
Southern Pacific ........... 75% - 78%
Southern Railway .............. 40 . . • _39%
Southern Railway, pref...... 97^ . 96Va
Tennessee Coal a,nd Iron.. 1.' 70% 70
Texas and .Pacific..:..;....... 52%- 52%
Union Pacific, : c0m............ 110 110 ft
Union: Pacifio, ..pref..../..;'... ,92ft 92%
United -States Leather, com. . 33ft 13ft
United States Steel; com . 4ift 41^
United States Steel,, pref..... 91 90%
Va.-Car. " Chem., ,com.. 71 70¥
Va.-Car. Chem..: pref...';..... 131 130
Wabash, preferred v . ?.......... 53' i SSV&
V/e.«tern Union Telegraph.... 96 " 9(5
Seaboard -Air-Line, c0m....": ' 32%' 32%
Standard Oil . •......;..;... 670 675
- ♦Bid. ' ' - ' t "
'{ ■ " ; ' Bondi. . ... '•■•■ ': .'-.',
United States refunding 2's, reg...... 10!>
United States refunding 2's, coupon. 103'/>
United' States Vs; registered..:::./... 107%
Uni ted States "."- 3's, : coupon .... ;•. . ?.i'. . 107 1 ,5
United : States^ new " 4's, '-, registered:. 135^
United Stafes new. 4's. c0up0n..'.;....136-v»
Unifed ; States -:old : 4's/ registered.... IIOV3
United States; bld^. 4's, [coupon m^;
United ■Statesls's. i "roslstered;..... •....- 105
Unked^States'o's, "c0up0n. .....:. ....105
Atchison.^-- general: 4'5\~. 1 .\ . . . . ... .104%
Atchisqh;" adjustment 45...... .... , 96%
-'Baltimore "■* and VOhio »45.. ..... ...... : ;. JOn -
Baltimore arid 'Ohio 3Vi'5. .:...... .....94ft'
Baltimore and Ohio cony. 4's (bid)., 114 .
Con. :Tob.. .i/4'a:;. ....:....................; 67ft
Canada J Southern . 2de. Vfiifi
Central of Georgia 8.'5 : ..... v ...: . . ; . . . ; . 110' "
Central of . Georgia 1 Ist 1nc0me5. . .... 83
Chesapeake arid = Ohio 4^'5. . . . .". . . . . . .108%
Chicago nrifl -.Alton . 3Vi'5. .'. .:.......... 82 '... .
Chicago, :B. and Quincy new. 45.. .... 96^4 •
Chicago,? M.^'and • St. ;• Paul gen. 4's . : IJ3
Chicaco arid" Nor thwtestern: con. 7's.: 135 Vi
Chicago. R: vlslatid 9 ahd : c Pacific , 4's.. 109V4
C:;'C; C. aiid'St. Louis genr 45...: 102V4
. Chicago.^. Terminal 4's.'.:-.:............ -59..
Coloraflo and" Southern V4's... ;....'..-.. 94%
T>envcx and Rio Grande 45...:...:., 102 :
"ftrie ■ prior -lien 4's. .". ...:... ... . 9914
Eriejrensrai: 45...;;: ;.;. ".::■: :■;■.: :;....;.. 187
Fort Worth and iDenv^r City, 15t.... iU^i
Hockinsr- ValJ^y ; 4U's. . .'.. i..:: : . : . ...y .., i 09;"0 9 ;"
.Louisville and r Narth. . unified ■i's.'.r.; . ioi^
•Moxican > Central 'i 4's; . . : v. . • . .'. 1 . : . . .-V; . , S3 ::
"Mcxir.a.n Central wist ; -inrom>s:-. ;'.;...: 51 Vj
Minneapolis ■ nnd St. 1 ' Lo<>is^4'B.: '/. ; . . . l 10< '<■'
$rTf Fsou'ri, Kansas ' and : Texa.s .'4' is . :.. 99%
AtJssoiii"i.'TvSnpns:and .Texas 25...... R4:-
New ;.; rYork " Central -1et5 . . . . . . '.-; ....... 102
; New \Tork; Central general . 3>/4'5.' ..... .107,.: .
New* JerseV^Ceniralr general 85.... ;: 135% \
Northern"/ J- ao?flc . . . . : . . . . .'.-.. ...... ~\MV*
iNorthernUPafriflßii3 I s/.'.:l^;:t ; r//ii::V/;r:74'%
Norfolk ahd^W«sst(»rn consol 4'5: ..... "10-t^
'Peadlnjriifrenrr i il;{4'^r.'.. :v;;:?;.. .;:.?;;. ;:f !5 %
I Rt;>Louis and -Iron Mbun.v consors's.'' i '?%
St. Louis and. San i Francisco A's: : : ': ~i^ 1M. V W
;St: • Lou Is ? Southwestern '; 1 sts ';.Y; : ::W:'. • fW '.
Pt. : Louis aSouihwe-ttfrri: 2d-«. : .'...;;/: • S 3 "=-■
; RanVAntonio -pnd Afansas "Pass . 4's: . S FST4
*!outhern?PacJflc:-l's:vr^;;Vv.;iV;.v..v.. '94U?
: Southern^RVllway; .: s'^.:: ; :'/; v; ; ::; ;; r;f; lin'i
•r~™*' : , an^t Paclfi<v l"f« ;;'.;.. .:;;.. .". ; :■ 120 ;%
fiToledd;^ St:-L: • arid :. Western \ 4's;:;;^^ .Wh
iUnfon ;.Pacjnc;:4's.;.:-:;;..;v;v::::.v.:f::i(MTc
3 'niori ii Pacific ; conv. 7: 4'B: .*../:.'.".". .";»';'■;: 111%
Wabash^ l«ts * i :J.: J . "ri'cv.'r ; . ;';".' ;V:'.v. .":";";-r;v; 119 ■'■■: ■■:
; .^Val»a>ho? 9dx^:\ ':?. v'^i . . :t.'. ; . a .^V':".-tV^lloft';
■'VKba^hs Dfbehture B;/:Vw.;i;:.^;vf^^7s -
WMf; Shor«» :;*'« c- .'. . . . ;.r.V.V;r;^:v ;": £;v;H3% :
MobUK anfl'^bioS«)l.t:tr.MVsUhjd).^ d r.-. 97^:
;Central^of '£ Georgia,"? 2d'< ihcdmtH^T^V: 4«ft •
Seabohrd-4's ■./..:....;.;...: SSft
Beaboar^S^mra^;fJ^%;«Seahoardif|prS
,/' , ...„-> ',: ' -„,:.>. J
„ (Established 1838),
MEMBERS N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
MEKtBERS If.- y.-COTXONEXCHANGE
PH3VATE WIRES TO
PEiISSSPfIL ISRKETS.
InvesfEiiecif Sererities
RICHMONDrSTOCK, EXCHANGE.
-• " -Richmond; Va:, 1 September IS,- 1902.,'
■/.-■:■'•• ■V; ;-";•'-■;■;-. •-;:'-' : ;V.' 'Bid:- Asked.
■ STATK • SECURITIES— : - ■• -
'North'Carolina-^'srC..:... 1910 101 ■
■Virginia • 3"s, new:: . ; : . ;. . . . .1G32 ." t!G .- > . S6VV
Va: Cent. , 2-3, C. and R. . .1001 „ %% S6^i
i citx: securities— , :-.'. -'■:■;:'
Rich? City u'E.-'R/.-iKO-lS^.:-:!.! 117 "" ■'■"'
Rich;; Citj'-fs; It.; IS2O-1930....1 lOSf ' .
i RAILROAD BONDS-. '.- . " v
'AUan.V&'Char. iat 715,:R.,.1!)07.7 1 5, : R.,.1!)07. 113' :- : -y :,
C. &0..1 R. &A. DIV..-4.P. C.1953 KM : ■-■■■
C.-& 0., r. &a: Di. 4\s, 2d:issa" 104 ..'■".
C. & O.; R.;&;A.;g.- M. : 4%'5.1932 10G
Qa.:. Pacific lstG's, fi. C.;"...iai2 .125. . .
Q&. So; and: Flo';,- 19 15 ........:.: 114
Ga.i So. "and- Fla. con: £>-s.-'.1945 113 J .:. •
NorfoLk and Western '4's:-.1996 VlOl ■ .. ;■:".
N.-&-.W. Ry.:Pocohontas,4'B.::- '34 - r
Petersb'g, Class A s's, R: Q. 152 6; 118 • '- V
Petersb'g.Clxissß 6 T s. J R. C.192S 12S :^'"^.r
R-;.V.~& F.rt.on: i\i p.C.> IMQ: 110 ~- r '; ;
Rich.;& Mfick'g .l B f.4's ..:...1948 - 90 . .• A -
Scab. Air-Line con: Ist 45.1950 SS „
Scab: Air-Line Col. T.s's.. 1911: 104
Western N.;;C Ist G'5C... 1914 -US ' 119 •
}■ -■ railroad; stocks— '
Atlanta' and Char. ...;.. .....100 IGS".
Atlantic-Coast Line VA" : 100 ' ICB 170
Atlantic-Coast:Line t ;c0m....100 168 1 *•. 170^:
At.-Coast Line of com. ....".100: 345 350
R:,F.& P. dlv.i obligation^. .loo 232 ■'■ 23GV4
R:& p.:& r., f. &p. con.. 70 no ; . .
; -BANK. STOCKS-- ' :"' '.''■%
American National ■'.;.....•... 100 120 '.r^
Broad-Street .Bank" ..25 26 v':
City;-.'......::.: :;;.;..." ........ 25 ,33 „
First : Nati0na1. .'.'. ..... .... ... .100 200 ■ "" -
■■Merchanta* .--National.:.: 1 .. ...'.IOO 300 ' •" ;-
National Bank of Virginia.. loo 125 - '■'- '
Planters' Nati0na1... ...... -100 .330 ■'-..
Rich. Trust and- S. 1 D. C 0.. .100 aCC
! State Bank -j of Virginia...... 100 160
Southern. Trust. C0..'......:.:i0Q 112%
Union Bank. of Richmond... so 16d ;
Virginia; Trust Co: ....?. .-....'.100 124 '
! INSURANCE COMPANIES— , . ,
:Vlrgiriia Fire -and Marine "..25 36 .'
V}rginia :: State::.-....'..:..'..;V:..25^ 26. ■■ ':::"'!
" l :.; '..; , " -- v .|
Amer. .; Loco.', . pref ...:...... .100 %y s :\ ' 07 "-'■'.
American L0c0.,; com .......100 32 ' '---:■-•.
Amer. Tbb. Co., pref. Sp. "c.'.100 ■ r 150"I*'
Old; Dominion S. S; C6...;.:10013S V ','"!.".
CVa.-Car..Chem., pref., Bp. c. 100: 131 . 13iy.'
:Va.-Car. Chem. , : c0m. ; .". ...... .100 71% : 71H :
' .. SALES AT- THE BOARD. :
I 5,000 Virginia centuries at 90%. . ' '-..
; 1.000 Virginia centuries at ; 96%. .. •
i 1.000. Virginia. centurie3 at 96%. . .
,; 1,000 Virginia- centuries at 95%. • .'■;'
' 23 -Virginia-Carolina Chemical preferred
at 13%.- •: :.'■:■-: ■ > • ■ --- • ' -' : ■• • -•■•.-'
! 2 Virginia-Carolina' Chomical common
at,?J%. >.-:•■ c. ..;- ■'„,.:. .-.■.•. ; #^£
' . -. •-.." SALES SINCE' BOARD. .^X";
> 20 Chemical; cominoi?,
at 71:: •X : .•.:.■. x .... ":...-.■ „ //-i^.i
'• 400 Virginia centuries at.9u%. \ ' . :.':■. . '.'-. ffd :
; I,ooo. Richmond city 4's. at 105%. ,- ■-"'■
' 1,500 R., F/ and P. R. dividend obligation
at' 236*4." "-. '/:■'-■' :- : - : [ ■'.;■•;' '-' : ' '■'';*; '
I .; , LIVE STOCOIARKETS ; • :
! CHICAGOv> ILL., September IS.— Cattle^-
Receipts; 5,600.; head; Texans, . 2.ooo; west
erns steady;;;good to' prime : steers, ;s7.EO@; s7.Eo@
$8.65; poor, to medium,- $4.00€fi8.00; stockers
arid- feeders, $2.50@5.25;- cows; 5L50@54.85;
heifers.. ,-'52.25@50.75 ; S'caniWßS^ Si,so(S*2rsO.E
bulls;: }2.20@?5.00;- calves, .?3.00tg55.50; Texas
fed steers, $[e-mail];;westem steer's, 53.75
@$5.90. :■-;: - . ..■;•: •;. -.■':■ •:■:- .- ;,.,;
• Hogs— Receipts.' 6.000;" td-rnorrbw, 15,000:
left ...over, 7,500. --Market opened steady to
10 cents, higher." aftd-closed lower;, mixed
and $7.25@57.85; good to choice
heayy,-?37.55@57.90; rough ■ heavy, $7;20@57.40;--
Jight; : , $7.30^.^7.65.; j bulk , of . sales;. $7.40@57.G0.
; SheepT-Receipts.V 13.000 -, head;, .market
strong arid ■ steady ;- good 'to I choice " weth
ers. $3.50@54.00;. fair to; choice mixed,' ?2.50
@53.25; native lambs, $3.50@?5.65". ' ;..'.•';"•
: EAST BUFFALO. N. V.,' September-is.^'
Cattle— Receipts. 200. Veals steady;^tops.j
$5.25@58.50; common :tbgood. ; / $5.50®57.75.-, =-:..
. Hogs— Receipts, -3, C00 head; market f slow.
and . 5@40 cents lower";: heavy," $7.90@55.00;
pigs,'. $7.3<)i2;57.40;; roughs. .SG:SO@S7 JO; stags, "
$5.3a®56.10; grassers, $7.00@57.50; .dairies,
$7;40i§57.C5 -•-•-= •■-.■, • "■ v -'."-:" : '.
: Sheep and Lambs— Receipts, 4.500 head;
market steady; "top -lambs, 'Ss.sp@JS.6o:
culls \to good;. $4.00@?5.40; yearlings, = $4.00
@14.50; wethers,. $4.00<g>54.25; sheep, .top
mi3?ed, ■ ?3.75(g?5.Q0; culls to good, $1.75@
53.50.;' ..,: .• ■ .:■ , :,'.".. '■; ■ ■„■_ \ ...'■}
. .BALTIMORE, MD., : Saptember IS.-^-Ca'tr
tie— Receipts . for ; week - ended noon I- to
day, 4,440 1 head, against 4.35S . head '"] last !
weok. week. Market" slow.' Prime cattle
about, steady; other kinds dull. at.fromloc;
to 25c. lower. Quote: Steers,; export, $5.7?
@$6.50; choice butchers',.ss.oo@ss.7s:. others,"
$2.75@54.70;. heifers.". $2.75@54.50; cows, 51.50
@?4.00; ; bu115. : :52.d0@53.75. ; :■;■ ;■ .■ -„ , ; ■"'",. ■
Hogs— Fair- supply.'; " Market- steady.
QUOte :Westorris, light, 55.20@58.25; from
other . points, l :;$7.75@58.00; roughs, $5.00@
56.50. '•■-• • ":• •".- .-. ?,- :■; •'. :■ -..:■-■' : - : :■• :-■-
Shsep and Lambs— Fair supply; market
steady. Quote: Sheep— Butchers', 2@lc:; I
stock sheep, 50c.5-s3.Oo:psr head. Lambs,
WJSZa.. . . ■•\.^-v ■- ■'.': . ';■■' :'' •rr
f Calves— Fair -supply; market steady:
Quote :; Common, to, best, '3iSC?4c.'..,.
Horses and- Mules— Draft, horses, "sso@
$200; : drivers/ $50®§200; -Southern • chunks,
$50#555; mules from $100 toS2OO ahead.- . '
'.Fresh Cows— Liberal supply; good to
ciioico cows-steady.at from $35 to $55 per
head; common and fair cows slow at from
$17 to 530 per. head. ; ■,_•■- - ~ . '
CINCINNATI : LIVE STOCK MARKET.
' CINCINNATI. O:,: September 18.— Hogs-
Active at $5.75@57.70. " : ' ..
" Cattle— Steady at $2.00v®55.70. . : ./.^
: Sheep— Steady ;at : $1.50@53.15. Lambs
steady at. 53.50@55. 25. / .-}
/NEW YORK;. September 18.— Beeves—
Receipts. 205 hdad. .Market, steady, for.
dried city, • j native ■ sides, extreme : range,*
S^^^cporpound." Cables quoted. Ameri
can steers ;at;4%@lsiic.;; refrigerator,. 13@
13V4c.* ; per. • pound. ; '-. - - - ? ; ■ -; I
Steady;Aveals;[e-mail] per I
100 pounds;;; ca1ve5.? 56.75@57.00. - - ' .
I Sheep-.and; Lambs— Receipts. . 1,389 head.
Sheep i steady;' selling more freely; lambs
average : 10@15c. v ' : strongeri. Sheep sold at
52.00@53.25\per,: 100 pounds; lambs,- $5.00;.
dried, 7@9c. per pound; dressed lambs, S@
100. '.■-■ -^ ".; '■- ■■■ : - "■." : , "■ -:' ' '-■• '"" ■''■■'■' ' ' ■'- ••"'
I Hogs— Receipts, 3S7;;'.market weak. No
sales. . . • • " - : """^
"EAST LIBERTY, PA.; September IS.—
Cattle— Steady ; ; choice; $7.10@57.15 ; ; prime,
5G.25@?7.50; good," $5.75#55.Q0. - ; ■- ,■ ': :. .." s ,•;<:•
'■- :^Hogs— Steady;; primed hea\->'. $7.95@55.00;
medium's;" I $6.90@57.95 ; E heavy : Yorkers;. $7.50 i
@$7.9&; little i;. Yorkers; ' $5.50@57.75 ; pigs, ■
$7.40557.50; roughs, '[e-mail].- V \ , ':•
: -Sheep— Steady ; best; wethers; $4.00@54.15;:
culls." arid :. common, • $1.50@52.00; ■:■-.;. choice
lambs, -$5.60@55.50. -•;;:. + ' -:■ .. ;■,;• .• : ■'■:. '■?■■{:■-■>.
Wj.yeal-: calves; - [e-mail]. • . ' . - - '-'
COTTONJARKETS
,'. : -":' the" cotton"' markets. / ; ■ '.".
tiiL.iVERPOOIv : September? IS.-r4"P.Var:^i
Cotton— Spot:: moderate': business; "prices:
1 - American .'midailngsf.ntr.. 5 V-lGti: ;
JROodT'Tniddling; Z. 5 ~-22i11 ; :\ middling, '■;-.&%&.:[
ilowxmiaaiing:.:. 51-32d:;igoocl to; ordinar>vl
A 20-32 d ;: ordinary^ 4 25-32 d. '.The ".• rh.es
;6f theday I were^.ooo;.balcsr:6f:;v.'hleh!l,OoO ;
: wrere ; f or > spteoula tion s and (export. iand : ln^
"cluded>;Jß.looJKAmericah. vyßeoeipta^ '4.000;
ibales^ including ;3jO6i American^ V;;,::^;
: - Futures-, opened ;stendyi and -; closed: \ its jt-v
? ! ular ;^.'American snikldllng.*.;':'sriaft>"::orHi-;s nikldllng. *.;': 'sriaft >"::or Hi-;
r ;September:3 4n5-6.4ijr4 57rfi4d.^
buyers; - September i and : Octooer'.''v4 > lt- r^<3-ii
'liuyerß ; : !fOctober^aiid sNpvomber^j 4 ;42^64d:^
ibuyers^sNovemberSand'-Deoember/f^Rft-fil,
■ r «?4 4ft-64d;;St)acember.?and;f January.!^ 3S-S4r
•4 3?-Wd.T& sellers ; £ JanV&ry % arid .3 February^
fMarch.^4 37-fi<cl.^buyers;?March?andrAprll:"i
? 4 284><!1?4 3TrSitl'.*r| i Sitye?s; iVApril U a nd^fMay^
■ 4 36-S4«N 37-fi4d., rvalue: May arsd June,"
S6-«^. «-«d^; scHe«/or .- X : ':^:-'3^^
: ;• \NEW V ."TQRK, ■.} Septen>6er_ lS.~Cotton-- ,
■ ; -QuWt; -■ middling,' : : Sc. ; gross fecpipt3,*S sl ;
sbales ;i stock, S,itj(i-;bale3.;
S! TotalsliS to-day S^NetjWrecelpts^ i 33,532
Ibales/S^Expdrts^to'iS Great t ßrit t^n&x&ft;
sbalesiltofli'mnoef^&J^baleßrJtortheXContlri
fnent;&l.o32gbales;'EEtock,~i 233,391^ bale«.'S^s
P Consolidated :7f Net receipts;VlC3,4So,ba les.'
E.x ports UolGreatVßritaihif34.S : lo,t bales ;}ib-]
>Francv,Sl4,32S? bales;>v.to?tho^Cbntinent;i
;'6l:229ibalcs ' ' . - : -'2^^?|
.?.': Totals ;; f?ihce^ September^. ist:
ceipts;^"4l3,s4l 1 . bales 55« Exports —t o'■'s Great?
JBrila'iri,rcS4.24lSbalos;:%tor ; iFrahct!, r ""20,1.'7S
jbal es;t;tQithelC6ntineriti|lßG.722 /bales §^f^
r "Cottonsf utures "opened steady,andfclos'od
steady. . l Opening: : Closing.";
: : : •' if Svp terriber,; . .'.■. :'. . v3' '•'•' —'.y.iH -" 'z : -r B-7 J ■•>:;.": ;."o '--.
\- : : - r " October ;■- .. /. .; - ; ';'! ■':': ;:'J : :C.~;.i>Ao i ■;.:.- ;• 5.73 - :;.;:'-,'
:r: r . : --N9veinber^vil ? .t;-."l ; :v".'';V.V.'."*.S.6;,r'-:r
KHV;Dccembeiv ; -. r .-';..V.vi".; : .":'l^-":S.'6fl:> /^S.Vo^,.,
:January~~^^;^.^.\l.\.i;Ti\SJ9;:\'-: January ~~^^;^.^.\l.\.i;Ti\SJ9;:\'-- 5.17-*-"-^
I •■'■iVE"cl)r.im.ry ! : v:i:-..vV:-:*: = .'i:-v. : '. : r.P.52?; r--.i-5.353
;. ?: Jfarch ; ".> ; . .;', ; . . ':.". :....". .5.52 V-; •' '-' S.s7;£ ;{.-
I ■'■:Apr\l^:x.::^r. i :^J.^J:r::^^z:ir^ S.5S&'-;
l^-Mrty;:;: ; :;.;::;:;fr;^V:VU.^::^.s6-i^B.('oU^
l" : Spot; closedUiiiie't "and : ; steady; -middling'
I ;iiplarids,>9c. ; ' middling- Gulf. ; - 3^c. ;.;,salss.!
.77EiTba!vs.<;rr;^; ;:'-.:■:.^-^'v-:--"::>^ ; ."^;i ?'".>',,■
'•-vThc - cotton .market -.op.encd;; steady ,'wlth;
prices -unchanged :to;; 5 points; lower.lv t'H3
.being: an :inflifferent -"response ?to/ weak
Icables .and "failure _of Hhejpredlcted i cold;
*way'e-j to; reach: th.G:w33terribel't.~T Inrfact( :
itho; latter' f actor.^iappsarefl:- to:.be : totally,
;unf 6urided,' ; 'ror, Jthe J cis rl y;-. feather i chart'
'gaye^ mild J temperatures j pretty- much-; over^
-;tne'iUi entire; wstern ; .; portion : ,bfi;;;thp (
■United;-;^^ _; States." J;--- Scattering, J:- 'showers
i-were; reported in "'the -' central ; and teas tprn".
iportion I ", of V the 'country;';- said-. by.'iprivafe;]
itelogranis; to^-;b"e 7 favorably^ to: the? late;
"crop. : After a: ; 3 cn?j thv ■£ period .; of ■ wa verf
inc. the 7;'wliqiei: market rallied "'-toward
uniuday.^andTih ;. the, early afternoon; madi*
•Itrdmeiidousr. Upward-;. headway-; on a bad
jscare 'of- pi orninent southVrn ■ and\torcisn
'shorts. "■;-•" ■;-• :^'v V. 'v v ; .;■■ < .-\- i-:-- : -' jgg■. ■ r '-,
:" The bull leaders rniatle ' the : "': most of
J this .stampede^ vclnd Crushed- .'-/January -tip
ito'S.SO.; otherxoptlcinsjfojrowinfr ;"at: their
inorriialiv differences, j"?' '-The; -'. commission j'j
1 houses § aria 7 robhi?longs '" solcl^ou t. ' In .' the
[firs thou * hou r j in \ dr r a-'?luTri p ' latt-r
'on- which '.cpulcl be "mado'to-adva nte.— - v ":
± The ,Loyerpool': market* was^weak* and
.'irregular all -day; - closing I 'Vat '■ about'jbot
tom. Belief - that a' stampede; p£: the shorts
.there will occur- rtormorrow.ccaus'rid
-local .• traders :/ riear the close Ito ~ 'take", the
;buir side.; .Predictions for large export
[clearances in the neap future."; and^ much ;
■ stronger conditions insouthernrspot mar^
: kets Were ) more, than an "offset ;to- heavy,
receipts at" the. ports. : and" interior -towns.' 1
Themarketa't the.close.was steady; ivlth
[prices net; '-3 -to.' 8 -points ir higher.;. Totnl
; sales. .•.■were..varioUsly.,estimatedj;at 1 650.000
:to' 750,000 .bales,: the- bulk of which Were
i contracts.";^ .; : ?,v. :'.::'.■-.'.■ r. Jv- *■ :•',' "
. NEW ORLEANS, LA., September. IS.-
Cotton futures -steady. ; '. '."'.;.
; September ...... ........ 5.37(§'8.33
October.... ...8.3»y:8.33
: November. ;..... ...."... v....5.37(if5.39 . .-.
;'■ December ........ .....^....'.5.3i)(ii'8.40:.'^
; ".. January :......:.. •.:....".. :..5.42>f5.43 "
\ February.......... ...; 8.42^,8.43- ••
. ..March '-..'...". .......:...;....;B.47rffS.4S ■■
; - • April ...... ..;.....'.;;. . . . . . . .B.4s<a>S.sO . "
: _^ la y ■ ••••.••r --• • - - ••"• • • .3.4yif5.50 -„- ■{.
: The spot cotton market" was quiet and'
a. shad'oj easier; to-day.^.'. Quotations un-,
changed. • " Contracts^ - influenced' by vjn-
favorablercableS; opened^dwer,"' both" here
and in • New;- York.:.-., Early: selling; to rre
aaze forced : the markot down 4' to' 6
points additional; Later on," there" was
a rally in sympathy with: a suddreri up
ward spurt.- at •„ New York,, and prices ■'
were forced-up slightly all along the line;
leaving the .range at: the close 1 to 2
points lower; than .yesterday's closing.
f ; PRODUCEJARKETS^ - ;
j.I;NEW; .iORli : 'PRODUCB ■-MARKET.. :
, j- IIsE\T"YORKiV"I IsE\T"YORKiV" September' iS;-Fiour-^ !
asha'de 7 lower to sell. '- : „
; /Buckwheat Flour— Dull.' .-; ■■>. - "'• - :
■ Corrimeal— Steady at $3.25@?3.50. >.' *
1 Barley— Dull; feeding. ;43c. - - "
.. Wheat— Spot mark'et . easier ;.„ No. 2 red;
;73?4c. Bears j.liad "their "innings in "the
wheat markot to-day.- Led 'by ■ Septem
;ber,- Avhich broke sharply : undor liberal
. contritct; deliveries, the ; whole market
• ; sold ■ off -and ; -was weak all v day, frelag
affected also by. lower | cables', small ex
' port trade, more, -favorable 'Northwest
s ;weather, and; liquidation. The close was
- jeasy: at a.,%@%c.,.net,-1055...-May-jclo_sed
if 4x435<?. ;;-.Septem-ber,-. 74"4c.rD'ecemberr:7S%crr
'-: \:■ Corn— Spot"; I easy ; : : No: 2,'^ 72c. Option
',"- .mafket operied' firm' 'on' the frost "news;
- : but later, fully shared the- wheat break;
. v/lth; large receipts and. farm; 1 offerings.
: Yearly, cables gave denials of.- crop dam
age. -Close weak; January! closed; ;48c.;'
May, 45% c.;; September, 66% c.;* October,"
■: t 63^c: December, 49% c.: ■-■■. s .. ,
: 'Oats— Spot duil;-N0."2 oats, 32V4c. 6p
-non market was weak and lower, and 1
liquidation was free. December closed
.-. .3oftc_:;-. ." ' •-"'.■-•■•■; :.-;. ' ': " . . ■• ■V- •-
■ r " CUt-Meats— Firm. " : " ■ :;" ■ '
i i^EaSai^Weaker; western steamed, i$10.80; /
refined'tJeasiet-;: Coritlheht; J' $11.00; vSouth
-, American. Sll.50 ; . - compound, $7.75®58.00. v
(,-,Pork— Easier; - -family, : ~-J20.50ia?21.00:
mees;;':?l7.Ss(Sslß.sO,' " ' • • r ' "
Tallow-^Duil. . • . - ■;■ ,' :: '.
".: Rosin— Steady: : . ,-. .
■"■• Turpentine— Frrm at 43^c." :
i Rice— Firm". .
-Sugar— Raw. firm; fair refining, 3c; cen
trifugal,3V4c; refined firm.,-.
: Coffee— Spot -Rio quiet; No. ' 7. Cordbvai
4 7-16 c .; mild : firm. ■ . Coffee futures i open-"
; ed steady; up -s .points to .5 lower, "affected
by earlier : cabl'es." Subsequently ;the mar
r ket became, active, ; and -, rallied/ partly;s
;points. on covering, '^t-ithe. close.'/ Sop'
Stembcr stiffened r-up^aV'furtner^S Tpoints.'
closing- net- 5 'points: higher,": and . oth«ir
taoDthsr.. unchanfiVd : to 5 points;;^ lower,
with- the . tone steady. The sales were
37.250 bags.. .' , - --" - ;'S '"•
". -Butter— Steady: extra creamery, ; 22% c.;
State;dairy.. 16is!g)21i / ic.';;- ; \ :.
Cheese— Firm; new • State cream, fancy,
llftc; ;-i small; -ll^lSc. '.".•• .'.'.;.'.■. . . ..
I EgKs-r-Sfeady; State. and average prime.
20#22c:: . country, candled, 20@22c; un
oandled,:iS(p:2ol ic. / *'.' „'--" :•. . ■ , : -
; Potatoes-iFIrm ;T Jerseys, • ' $1.40®51.65:
INeWii-Tork." -per -.180 . pounds. -$1.75; "Loner
Island. $1.73 ;' southern and Jersey sweets,
. $2.00@52.50. . ■ • .-;-, .-= . ■- - , *. - . ;-- : . .-. 1 :: .
: Peanuts— Firm;"fancy hand-picked; sft
@sftc.r ■■• ; .. '■■ '■■■■■:■■■-■■:'■ ::""-■"-- -
; Cotton— By steam to Liverpool, lS^c
\ CHICAGO PRODUCE SL4.RKIST.
• CHICAGO.. ILL,,' Seprembef 18.-Grain
traders" wero- waiting; for ! a\ sign -to-day;
Business" was less active' than it- "has
been for^many: days. .Supporting orders
,were. not :in evidence enough ..to %- hold
up : prices., and with a bearish T"noft; on
the : corn- crop,, put out. by' a "teadlngi-Star;-;
.tisticall--: journal.. ';-'; several-^ ";professiohnls {
tooki advantage "of vthe? dulnessJtaSput, a
se.ll.ing.'-.Jpressure^ori 'all; markets."; -r-vThe
weather were." an Nearly:-: aftl
toC.prices, :tovcorn."^butVde
pressionvsoon~ followed "tneselliriisf/r.: At
the;<close.- Decemb&rvrc.orn -was :*££l%c.'
lower.Y.'DeeenVber. ; -.wheatv ft^%c." '• .■■.■ down.
September, outs lower,: and December
on ts %c. off.; Provisions closed ; 2^2 to , \
22V4c. down:.. :; " "'';.■''. '■■. ■- ■ .
% The leadinp futures ranged as fallows:" ;
' .Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing- .
iitM'heat— No. ?—• :'",..- • : "
Sftpt. i" ;-.:/. 72%^%'.; "2»4'- -•■--72V4' i: '."W,%M
.Mfty>?v.';':.;.7oft@% " : : -70 V- : :.-TO::@^
.-: ' Corn— No: 2— •"■: ■. '■'. " ■ :, -•':■■■' '■'■ ?~v.. -'-•■•-.-.-: ;
Sept. ;/......3Sft(3% -55% \"": : 5Sft * «•- 5S}& "-- - %
Dec. ;....... 44 @J^ 44 Vi : -43ft . ': 43%- ::':.■
May :..:... .«V6<gl4 UU L * -. "«Vi '.40V^%,
V Oats— No. 2— V-: [:■ ■'-' :-i- : - ■ ■'■'':' ■' '■■ '■■■■■■
Sep. (01d>..26^ ,;■■.. 25%~ 26^ '■■:■ 254 /f"
Sepr. t -iinew)32%S3.l 33 ; S2 ':> ; 32ft" i|
Dec./ r .....::31^ - 31^ . "30%^-: _31V&@ft I
'May . .....". : 31V3 - ' .31« A . -'-31% . 31H@ft^ \
Mess Pork— per bbl.~ - -^ .-.- •' -.*'" '
Sept: ...;$16.22U, v 516.22% :§lS.10:V v slß.jor:
"Oct?-H ; .-: : :-:S16.25::: -SIG.3T^. $16.15 •'. ?1b'.20-7:
Jan;f : ,... ■.515.03:; v; 515.07%;. J .515 ; 00. ; -i- ? .'515.02i ( -
' " Lard— per ]C 0 lbs.— . '-.'.■■
Septf:%::islo:62V^,'; : ?15.02vA iIo.GO-ir ?15.60,-: C r
Oct. : :.;;;:$ ft.7s:'<-$;9.75' -.. 9.57% :-r.% 9;6oc"|;
Jan. .....% S.bo . ..$ 8.55 ■ > S%:is^l:f &'&*£.<[
Short RiD3-per 100 las.-, • " j
Sept. ..-.\Jlft7s.C"' ;^JloL7a "■ ■■ $10.72^" Ssib/^»«'i
;0ct;::; ; :v:..510.02%:%5iC.10;^;i.9.i50r:V;5 9.57%;;
Jan.- : .'..:.S 7.W"- $.7,42^ ' $ 7.55 - ? 7.57U : :
1 ■:■■ Cash /■•quoJaUor.s^; were*,; as; .. Io»low3:
! 'Flour— Steady. lv?<c. ;; :2iapririgvwheat:A72g' ■
|;^4c:;SNor;S;:73®73^c.;iNo^2: >
I , JCo. 2 ..corn .* "•■ SB^J'63ftc. ; ; No. 1 2 y ellow,-; 5D^5? s
'60e^No?^25oats,^2S%o;;>Nc^3^wh}te329«j>: i
£4(i."f?No.j 2 i Tit e'i\ S)c,'^ Fn! e | to .c:iolce jma J t-" •
iingroarley, ;4Sc. •■No.>l-fiaxseeu.:sl:3&;:'No. :: . .
;if>N6rthweslVrri/sgsi;Ss^sPrlm&*;A.timbthy = ,"
; secdtiUM.il Msss T;>ork;" per^barreS,-; S10.1C&3 } \.
\ $30.13; r. lard.- per/lW i pounds.-? Jli>.S''ȣsiO.22^a~: I
r.short§ ribs -4 sfctes ;■ Copse);?. 510 S^Vs^JlO-CrVi; »
?r}ryfaancd'iv'shbulder3i ? (l)Osed)f?W.Ss»lo.so; '
;short:/claar,-s.idts|(bo?fd)^s;|;i2^Sll,a7H.l -
;jWhJskes-.B>; bafi ls |' *tt^hlnliSwl n#s,*3£? 51i32.* h
;:Clover. ; s.corttract.fffrade*isS.So^sa,^o.'it^|9Sg? f
:! 4 On & the g ProVjucaflExchahsev- 1 o^dayßtte: I
jbutter^T?wket^ ; wasSstpady;gcreanierie3^ t
.)^JBA^TIMORE.^;]PHOJ?|JCE-S- i 'Xii£X z
,-. * . _. . - . __..._.. ..... .. >
|mGJPTT3|REWTO??^Prertatne:- >_ .- . J. B. HCASLEX;ICfib£^
'LJnidn f ßßn^x)f^ichmG^
- CAPITAL,;-; - - . . i $219,750.0^^ ri
UNDIVIDED PROFIT, - g $300,000;00 :': ' ■<
DEPOSITS, - v - • >'$1,400 OOaOO -}-*M
- . • - DIRECTOHS. * , -.*
?R. T^fAKKTtTGTON,VTr:, % S^ ALSOfv < T» ST. PSISBSittCKJ^
.V ■- o. K. V/VBOWE. ,CEAS. DAVTEJfPCRT, J.B. BEASLEY.- -. -' '
M^£££Si*!?** 'LOANS; NEGOTIATE^
LAEGEST CAPITAL ASD STJKI»LUS>
Richniond Trust "and
PSafe Deposit Company,'
:"',;.^Tentit'imdMaiii Streets, Klchmonfl, Va. A '
Capital and~Surp!us7sl, 71 00 9000.0 C
' ? Tiusts. % Receives Deposits from. |i.oo cjid U;--*f a^. '>; \
V Allows 3 p^cent.^t^eston^Bsny : B^^ce3 ; Subject to ChctV./"
>'.L.- "..". Accounts S6licited.\ Cofrespandence lnvited.": ' :
.-jwo. SKELTON, wnLUMs, •.. v ■ - iewis j>. cßi3iaai\7, jr;
r^-;~-- "^.President.-; - r --; ; . . ■-.. -..:'•- -.",-. : 'r, •;-,--.-,- ' ,- : . " t ;. >.=
.: ;; J A^ S H.DOOLEY^ HENRY L:CABELL;" ;;-••.- j; -
i - • - -' .."''. : ; .-' '.;. :S ' ' '."' .- ■ .- "'' ' .'•""■'■-"' .'"i- <" y i~- » ."-,'.■ " '•' : ;..':;; ..':;
saying. a portion ;'dfoy6urV;wni^^bV:it' r ev^^o;(l
small. -.It will help'yoi: provide ''for : the .;. proverbial : vj
/'rftiny-day," or, later years -in :lifei 'and add to
your "comfort. It is v tie duty' of person, .;
young and old, to save somfcthihg.'. :If ■ ydtttaie'.not^:'
already a depositor at this rank, we invite you to
become oneJ . -':';_ r\ ' ■ '- ■ „ y, ■-\ :', '• ."
ALL SUMS ACCEPTED; INTEi^St^iIXLpWE^
PBQVIPEHX SftVIMS BAHK,
9li East Mam Sfrse*.
S. Gaieski, President, 17, Gray Wattion, Cash.
NOT
The ■ Savings Batik ■■
. :,-;/■ Ii; : ..... .of '^Ghmottd.
I i 17 East Main Sfreet, Bext to Hotel Lexington.
THE iHSTitimOM FOR THE PEOPLE;
' Deposits in sums of ONE O>OMiAB AKD TJPW^IipS
I BECEiyED AND INTEEEST, ALtOipiD. Loans
? on Heal : Estatei ; ,-; : j^egotiiab.le -paper discounted. .. : ;l ■ . ; : ..;- ■
I ir^R-'A' P^tTEßSOsf President. L. Z;^ORaiS^ ViSf Prasid^nt r
I JAMES Mi BALL, Cashier; . ...
Quiet 'and' unchanged. ■ " ": '
•Wheat— Easy; spot, 71^@71%c; October,
71%@72c. ; southern. v *by ■•■ sample./ Gs%@-72c."
Corn— Dull ; Ne w " Orleans, ; old • Novem
ber,,47%@47Vtc.;:year,;;44^sc.; askfld; south
ern: white corn, 66@K)c; ; •
; Oats— Duir and lower; No. 3 whits. 'iZQ
36c:;:" No. 2 mised. 30c: " - "•
; : Ry\s-^-Staady; No/ 2, Ssc.; No. 2 w«stTrn.
55%g.06c. - :■-,'■■ . ■ • ■• ■
: -Butter— Firm* and 'higher; fanoy imita
tion,: 18S19o. ;- fancy, common, -liS-Zic:
-Eggs— Firm, end unchanged-
Cheese— Firm and hii;h*r; Sorge, IKi©
lie. : medium, ll^ll^o. ". , > :
•Sugar— Firm and unohar.gred.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS \
NA V..VX STORE iTARKIS76. '
] WILMINGTON.- N.-C.;. September .13.—
i Spirits :of Turp*ntin«7-2teady- - »t 4<j^iC.;
receipts.; 62 casks. : : . ; ■
- Rosin— Steady, at" Jl.l»3?1.15: receipts,
341barrel8. , -Jh ,: - : > .. .
Cruda i Turpentine— Firm . at $1.40. . 52.50.
and . J2.60;: receipts.: l W- casks.
Tai^-Firmat $1.50; receipt*, 1«7 barrels.
.SAVANNAH. GA.. . Sepiambar W^—Tor
pentine-r-Mark'ot flrnt; sales, i; 442 ca3ks:
receipts; 1,030 casks; exports, 5.171 .casks.
; Roam—F irm";: receipts, ;'. - : 4.15S : i'-- barrels ;
sales, 1.118; barrels;'. export*. -13,433: bar
rels.-" Quote: . A,: B," C, and D, . J1.25: •£.
51.30; F, ■ ».32%@J1.5; G. ».40; H. ■ ?1.62^;
I; > $1.82%:' K;". 52.42%; -M. 53.92*^2.85; N.
$3-37%@53.40; window-glass. water
.white,-53.87%. V . ;. .
• CHARLESTON. 3. C.; September I?.—
Turprentlne and Rosin— Unchanged.
NEW YORK .CCTTGN-OII* .SIARKET.
•{NITW':- YORK. .18.—Cotton
seed; oil firm.and more active, sales of
1,000 parrels prlra« "summer yellow being
EOldy at; 67c* i or:: Ootober. . 'PrLnte crude
firm : at 1 ; 28<33<Jc. ; prim& J summer ,-: yellow,
40@41o;; prima whltoj. 46c; prime. winter
■ yellow, - «c. ; : prims meal. $27;00g523.0C.
NEW v DRY-GOODS -MARKET.
' NEW: YORK:^ September: 18.T-Therejha3
been E no . change .in the . riry-goods mar
ket..it first' hands* to-day, aod pricta con-*
; tinue r firm • } for ':!•. bo th ; . a taplo .•: sod'cTs a nd
fancy lines. Jobbing ti ado <ju!e^ l«
: cause of loca; . '•veathar. con(»nicia i being
bad, J Print-cloths. Aric ■• - ■ .. ... . ..
■;--■■■-••■. ■-•""■ : ,- ; :" .:■■ ■-.---•■.■..:-;-;■-■ - :!; ■
: : . HICHMOND CKAIH MAEKET.
(Quotations furnishad by, Richmond drain
.. , . and Cotton- Exchange.) - > - :
' : v :;r •'• ..■:,;■■■.. WHEAT.-,-; ■ - -■■' .-V y : '
-. :.r Richmond, Ya.; September^lS; 1502.
Longberry :...■;.•..........■..: -15 ® ?ii
Mixed l;.-^.:.. :.i:.;... ....... T5 «? 7a
Shortberry ..•..;.........:... ; 75 <§ 76 :
No. 2'■'■'red:.li..A-.;....2 '■'■' red :.li.. A-.;.... 1 .". V... '"■: '78. ' :.■'"' '.■.".'
Virginiar bag ;i0:5:";..../.:... C 5 ;@ 75
W-7---r -■■■'■:-':■:■ '' --CORN. ■■: -T ' .-. -■' ■-,- -i:
White,:. Virginia bag. lotsV.: "6? (G 7<j
No.-" 2/wh1te. .....;............ 6D;> ■ -v
; No:; Si white :;...J - 6S' ■ : -
No. 2- mixed. ."..r. ?.".....*...:.. ' '17 . . : ' •'" -
N0.v5.,tabeed ;.»;..;.";..... ..V.v.-iC'j > . '
Vw ; .u-:-;-up;^:vOats_..-- -;:-^:: -,.■:.„■;
,N6. .2 iiriised .". ; ?2 '(p ' • J
No.; 3" mixed.^;^v;:;.v.v.;...^ , Si / : X
<Winter^s«cd .:r.; ;;;:.:. : ......; ■ 50 i© i 55 : -
■Rye k :..'-.»> .";... ..^.v..;;./.^ 53 @ ;C0;-;
'■"■■_,,-.--...-: ' :.; ■:■■. ■-,'•■ ■,'■;■■ :ovr '_-.-...- „.. ■'. - 'I
■""'■:• MAIUXE INTBLIiIGJCXCE^v o{
PORT/ OF^ RICHitOND. • VA:^ 'SEPTEM-; !
./""-' '.-^.AKRIVBp.- „ ; . I
; S teaaier ~.?yflny ahl^ 3un mans. Vj Phlladei- ■ !
phiarK Pa.,^ merchandise * and :; passengers:!
Clytle>Line.- . • - , -„'■'.„!
aSleamer: Berkeley .xCqtherlne.sNorfolk.l
merchan disc ? a,nd ■ passengers; f Old '^Dooilni 1
ion Line. ". * ' * '
i" S team er::i Pocahori tas, Graves,-?}a yes,-? } Nor JolK >
md g J&ines-merir- landings ; • * merchandise j
\n<s passeugera^Ylrglnia IJavJgation Com-.
;;lSchooiQ«ril;Don*t Ivnnw. tarftia. James!
rivar, whfftt; Ocort;* J\. }-f;syr.ts..
'StiTajTier ' BerLcler.faCathcrlVercNoffplk^
nawch&ncltoß] aisil J ,p?vSs«iptscrs ; ] Old "DomJiiif
ion Lin". . * ' _ «- -
SSchoon»r Harry X:- FosJta. Saucrhosj,
ssassgv ... - : m ,-. il iSIK .. .
{»pSa.V»rr)
SaW&F t
jaTu,* *Bun-
First: NiiijhaUßaJik
OF . JBrCUMON t>; -VA.
United States, State, anil - |
CAPi74L m PROFITS C^EH !
OHE^ILUOSBOLL^BS. I
." ; ' I>epo3it;accotints of.carporatioae, f Sjmaj,*
individuals,' ibaaks, . and baaiceM roc^red
on favorabls terms- ' *' ". ' ti^s^j
-}: Coßeetioa. aatf .telegiapJiic tiansfera , of ]
money mado <n all poiats. -,- . ' ;
:L: L Trafellersl end Conmerclnl : '- L^tt<>nt of
Cradit is sued j available in alt ■ par^s of th©
■9/orld.'; JaternaHoaalCh#quas. - "; -
r ■ United States Bonds, Forolgtt *.".d Domes
tic Exchange bought and sold.- \ - : ■
"INXES2ST PAID " OJT' TIM3 HZSO3ITS
■' ; .'.- ? '_ v "sip 29-TuJkyzl '^' ..:.*"' •_' ; ,';
Business and
jPerscnai Accounts
; . ;■ SOLICTEDBY . -
THE STATE BANK
OF ViRGiHIAj
iff! EAST '3S» 'STREETs
Richmond, Va,'
■We loan ycun?paey in anvaiua
frqm v sro iip, on let "buildiag aJadlqan
sssociatiqa plan, on your houselioid
pay. us back iii m-jnthlv in dtalxents 7i ia
c mof nt 3ta suit yoiir ; conyecience. j2fo
expense unless loan !; is" wads, Jciid rigid
cuafid»ncealwa73 cbssrve<il . - > ;
TiSEWTEH I#AHO TBUSTCO.,
~ Soita 32} TLird Floor; aU'Fchiatj' Xatijaal -,
-.; ;^.C~'Baai Bulidins. SIO3E. Dfaia Street. s '
;V; V' j f.-;;.."-;-;:v",' 8 4'{^iy.-::; t
i^»ier4 Lu&ke
life- :; : ■„•;,.•■' »"^shj^^
|ritJßs tax*! ,;tLose;;|doalfe||iffi