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New York Stock Quotations
Fun) i shed; "; t>y ; Thomas "Brancli &• Co. , \ Bauk^rsian d Brokers^; Mem-
Ws New York; Stoclt-a^Cotton^EicHaii^
.",-'' _••'■-• ■ ■.. " ;Oi>en:.HJghcstr:Lowest:iCloains.^
i^trican Cotton .OH; common.; ......r ........ 43»4 . 4F>i; :■ is>>^ :^;^;.;43 .-;.v
Locomotive, commoh — .;..........., ........ 3)U- :: = '■■;X*i : -" • t3 & j^ .
,SvricAn-L<K^mo«ye,s preferred;. ...-..- 84»,j. : y^i,. i'jv^r -. 'P4 -,*
i^ricin • Snuff,'- eommono <n0e«a1«>; ....;...... ;;..;:.::...*: .;..; "' :v;..v;Vji27-^
V^'iran Snuff.'- 1 preferred (no ga1e5...... .;.... I .i'.-.'.-.::'A6S«il'';:;).?aß% ; ;J ; r ■;€'%/■',•;.:• %3ai("
Anaconda iwriil^r^^-^.":-'^:'^^
Sugar..:... .^;^.;.;.^;;....v;. .......;. ....V..; lSi^i ; m*i --: ;i32V3 :}■ 53i\>;;
t IrKieor TopukA and -Sant« ■ Kg, common :.*'.'. .... . :.!.;. . . ; ;■ s3^s i«, , " Slt^-'r '■ r 88% ;,- - : s>a% -
• ♦-Heon.-Topeka and SanteFo; preferred...... :..;.;;. ..100V-f 100-i ■ ' 10o^ " Iw-S
A-B-CTmated Copper.;.:.;;.;^.. .;.V..:.;v... 1...— v:...; 6^-- -«% ;-. .-.;. ■63\4 ; :V-V6S%'f:
4^iiworean'3 f0h!0;.^.;.^...;v.;..;..............f 0h!0;.^.;.^...;v.;..;....... ....... .....~:.1O2-* ;• ; 103',» , Aw&f~- f ?™>* ; Z
ggiflyn" Rapid Transit.; ...;...;.......;.;.. ... v ;:. 6|>Vi"; -,f:h\- : . :*s.;.:. :*££:
?'— tolidfirfd Tobacco- Compa^v 4 5... 1..-:......;........ .67... - - 67 „ 6ojs-v ■>';»»»-:
Sp^ental. Tobacco. prcferrcd^(nosaleE> ; ...... ........ US -.-. ;-113^, , : lis'p^li^
X r adaScwthern><no 5a1e5)......... .;.';..; •--•:— •■•-.... „■•<> v ".'\\' -^
v'Vado Southem.common..:;.. ...i-i-:.. . ........ ,31^. Sl?iv. - •.?>!* •'$&
vic'Pdo South«rn/-ftrst:pref«rred...'.;..-...-i" .....;.. 71 71- ... .71 .::.-••;• ■<«%•;•:
-nio'Ado Sc-uthcrn.-; second -preferred...... — •.." ..'.v.-.,. :47Vc. . r-.^s v .-" * 7 , /-*" *£'? :
-v ,ta*o. MllwauJ^e'and'Sf.-Pau1... .■...-.■;.:.'... ........ 151% - ,-IH«j,, -IH«j, . .ISOVi. .18014 L
-'caco' Bock ilflanfi: and: Pacific;. :..;:. .....:.; .^.. ..*./ 52H : &2& 51 -51
-co'«do Fuel' and 1r0n.....;... ......;........:.. ... 73^ 80 ; ; . M% £*
: £v£a-d Cincinnati. : Chicago and St. Louis... ........ aCVi-^SSVi. B*% , !/2>! /2 >
ri»i*«-are and Hudson.;:../.....'.:........-.... .- 373-. . ,173- ;. 1W . .-..;
K-s^ar" La ckawanna and": We5tern... .....:. .....;.:.. 2J6\i - ,27^; - 27€» ;,-272>.:.:
Eric' first pr0f rrr^d ;..:;... ..;....:;.:...: '-.... , 70% VC^i ,"69*.- 69% \
y.,< " , c -cor:d preferred....................... '....:.-.• .5.i.:.:-*\ ■ ■ -—.;... ' ■: '■ : .-.■■•ffi's: ;
S;«rsl Electric;.-;.... .........................;.. .- :l§r . -J57 ... V 18/ .i v^;
f^Snie^d:Nashville/...;v........:..; .„,.,...... l^:;- 129.; , 127Vfe\./li:^;
. : ......,..-,... v . ..:........■.;.:...... l«!i. »«:;.. lfra-VlgSi-V
||5% ;1:
Wasoarl. Kansas and Texas, c0mm0n....-...- ......... .j..^; , 2^s . :.. "«g - ;. -**;}
Missouri; Kansas and- Texas,- preferred...-—. ■.•»■•- LSI??*" ;S:-* Jitf: -.-I'
New York CVntrai;.;;..Vr.,..-.— .;—-.—; —•••--l^ ■ :^54" :
New York, Ontario and Western. ......-..——. ........ ;^i - 33% . : S^vs, •.-..«» , -
S" I —^ §?«d7cLr" v --- .— — . — .- 64% 64V2 6M v -64^
S"S«c- ras Tr^V*"*" ■'.........". — .— " 105>4' .I^4 104^i ;lO4^.
peoples Vjras xru-L —• .... 41 * , . a-it. 4i;.'r. -.- 41 s *
Psc^c Man---,-,..-—-— --•••■•::;:::;;:::;;; ■§«-■-■ fel ! 40%.-- eP
nc ::6ir,s. second preferred:.--- — .:.-...-." :.. 76^; 76| , ■«£
Republic Iron and:5tee1.v.— .......... —— v -'v.- .-v _, • - ;£{•; ; .
Plops - -t,,. .... j M , •• ■ .. ' .ciii'-
Aboard Air-Llne."4's (no saies).— —-•;:••.••.".'.- ";V- ' ' oV* '^ "'..••;- 07'* ■"
Bcaboard Air-IJne; comtnon_ : ."....-.y-.-;.----% ••_•••••:. -«^ . -*■< . - 1 ' • -.. -'
E^oardAJr-Lir.e;. preferred- (rift eates).". •••- « -- . --^ 4^
"uthc.m Railway;., preferred..... - ;; J%* -^ ...-. ... ...;-9*,* ..-
Standard OiV ..--..---:--- —— • -;;' ' ........ 62^ 62^-. G2 :. 62
Tcr.cw«e Coal and 1r0n..-.— - -■» ; 42'!'. ""42H «^ - 41-; i
S^p^/ccmrnon"---:-::--:.--..----- :■» « * .-•■^ . : iw«.p; .^*:
cSon Pacific preferred (no sales) — - . • - - -• ." . : •• - : . ■ - - . . - «%
United States. Steel, common— — W> :. .^s :37%: 37% , \ *> g
nnltea States Steel, preferred ..... —-. .-.,...,83,. S9 SS%.- . : 88vi
h,_H""i~ raroMna Chemical, common. -- 64 ; 64 . : w^ bi^
Chemical, preferred (no sales) ......—,, .! ;122
Wabash. common — *ga ' ti£" 451: Is
Wabash, preferred —.: .-. — -— : lS£;.\ q?' 4 .-.
Western Unicn -•; .....-.«•.••••••—••••••• • >1 -* > » A -* "»
fExcept'fiividend of. 2^; percent- - .-' • ;.' ■■•..;; '" -;■
-Bid. :■■■;:;■ -;" . -■" - ; _ w • , ■ . - * , ■-; , - ■ ' - •'.; ■
BONDS.
United States refunding 2'5.. Tet.,...i_.J-8 A
United States refunding 2's, coupon.. :lW»
aniu-d" States 2's, r^ei.stered.. ...... .lW^.
iJnued States S's. coupon:...;----^^
United^ States new registered.... l|%
United, States new 4's, c0up0n......-- 1^
United States old 45. reg.... : .--- ™£*
v" ted States old 4's. .coupon ...... lug
United. States 5> registered ........ ™£
United States 's's/, coupon— ——v ™
Atchison greneral 45..... ...-••••••••••• '?
Atchison" adjustment - : 4 5.... ... —— •
Baltimore and Ohio A a.. .—• •>•
|Sorra^o«co^-v s ;-::::::..io|
fthuLtpcake and' Ohio ■ .4J, 5...... ™«
fetifeaw and Alton 3V2S--.--.-.; '?*
W^W. a^ Qiilncy^new 4 a....... .»«
CH" Mil. and St. Paul' general, 4s- m%
rh icaco 1 and \Northwestern con.. Ts.. IK
Ch Rock Island and raclfic 4's . ,07.
CO C ana St; Louis general . 4 «.. lOlr*
f) OT ver and VRio. Grande ■i 5.......... OT
Krtw prior.lien 4 s;.-^------ *• .L .
STOCKS VIGOftLESS,
MARKET HSKS I\TO A COXDI
TIO* OK SBMI-STAGXATIOX/
LAST PRICES; THE LOWEST.
Katbcr Leas Überal Disposition on
Part of BanU« iv Placing, Stiori-
Time boans-ntniior of Absorption
of Southern Railrrar by Pennsr.
KEW YORK. : January : 12.— The large
jelling which developed on Saturday, and
which tos renewed after the opening to*
day, rtrved to take the- vigor - out of
speculation, and the stock market sank"
into a condition bi: semi-stagnation during
Ihc ax'ternoor., with an occasional down
%var(s dip in prices. The. market f closed
vith one' of these. selling lhovcments in
force, making the. last prices about the
lowest of the day^ "There was nothing in
the news to offer a rational explanation
of the decline, unless it might be 'a rather
less liberal disposition on the. part of "the
banks and trust companies in the matter
of, placing short-time loans. The move*
meuts cf cash, so far as .- known to the
public; continued- to increase '.the reserves
?r. ihe banks. The Sub'Treasufy opera
'.lont have yielded ratlier. more than a
r-il!ion dollars to the^banks.feince. Friday,
isd the bank statement, of Saturday . is
.•>e!ievea to, have under-stated 1 the resen-e
!tera at that time, by several mUlion dol-.
•ars, cxving-to the: fact that; the; heaviest
ncveiiienf list' week came- late, : and so
teureo" for less, than it. should' have.; flg^
Jred in the weekly averagefv: ..> ...,.„■
AXOT HER ADVANCE 1N T ; EXCHANGEi
Some importance, is. .attached, ho-trerer,
to the sustained upward movement of
Kterlitig exchange, which made another,
advance, to-day. The ;call for a 10 per
cent, instalment of the SM.OOO.OOO^suDScrIp-
Mon to.the Intcrnationai Marine syndicate;
TThich ' will call for. 55.000.000 on , Saturday,
is another factor ln'.the situation. ; ; Re*:
cent increases, in bank and trust company
* tocks will call for iome $B.OO<MJOO to ) take
up r.ew stock- In the niore remote future
are the : proposed > Pennsjiyania 'stock is
taes, and the- f presuniptioa that the ; pur
r-haso'; for control" of Reading 1 will b« fol
icv,*cd by the; Issue' of some new security.
asn.ir.Et- the holdings." » ,
FI.^AXCIAIw
Spencer I rask OC V>
BANKERS,
27 & 25 Pine St., New York
Kembcrt Kew York 'StMki^cifctJit«ii : y;:-;.
general 4's. feo-^4
Fort iWorth'-and Denver City 15t...-.<lllv
■Hoiking. ■■■Valley:'-^i'5..:..':.....;......- 109 .
Louisx'ille. and ;Nash. ~> unified 45.:.:. •100%
Mexican (Central 4"s ............ ..". ..... 77
Mexican ■ Cen trai; :ist incomes. .'. . .'. :.. ':<■ 27
MJnn. and ■ St." Louig 45.. :...:: 1 ... . .■ 103^
Missouri, Kansas' and -Texas 4 5.... Itavs
Missouri. Kansas' and^Texas2ds..;. 8414
Mobile and : Ohio coir tr. 4'^ '.:.......... —
New .YorkvCentral-gen. 5^'5.. ..;..... 104
New Jersey - Central general 55.. .. 133"£
Northern Pacific 43.....:........ '. ld&%'
Northern Pacific 3*5..:...-..... ..■......" 73Vi
Norfolk. and Western con. 45..;....;. 100 V*
r.v adiner general *; 4'5. . . . :. . . . 1- . : . . . . .". t . $&£■:
St.. Louis and Iron- Moun. con.- 55.... 114 .
St. Louis and' San Francisco 4 5...... :94«;
St.. Louis -Southwestern 15t5."V........ -.96 -
St. Louis : Southwestern -25.: . ■ .-:.?..;. 55%
an *; Antonio: and Aransas Pass 4's.. • Ss : , ! i
Southern Pacific Ts ... .:.............. 92/
southern Railway.^a's.. '.'. 118 •
Texas and Pacific lsts ...-..::..'...:.. 115%
Toledo, St. L. and~-.\Vostern 45....;. .75-14
Union Pacific 45....;.... 103%
Union cony."- 45.......... 1°6%
■Wabash.'lsts ■.....:..........:.......:.. 117
Wabash 2's ....:.:..... 110 :
Wabash Debenture 8:...:.iv.... '.■.:■:.". T?
West -Shore 4's ..:.i...^.. 110
Wheeling, and Lake"; Erie 45.......... 91 3/23 /2
Wisconsin Central ;...... ;...9l^
• Rtimor continues. busy also with alleged
plans fVr'. retiring. the Atchison "debentures
•wlthi anew bond Isue. 'Berlin also "report
ed a new German loan 'as an. early pros
pect. -The nu r&ero us rumors of further
railroad combination, which Tvefe circu
lated, failed to. have -a-s reviving-}, effect
upon speculation.' v : • ••;- . • :: r * ■/':''.!"
ABSORPTION OF THE : SOUTHERN. - -
A combination of ■.Atchison . and Rock
Island, a" Rock island outlet to tidewater
by way of Erie, a purchase of Chicago
Great Western by Rook Island, a : pur^
chase of " Atchison by ■ Pennsylvania, ah
absorption of the: Southern, .railway . by.
Pennsylvania, 'jvereTsome of : the; rumors
which were formulated during the day,
without' producing: much • There
was some early: strength In Atchison, and
an advance in some specialities, •iricludins
the Chicago , Union - Traction . stocks, 'the
lowa Ct-ntral stocks, the Rubber Goods
stocks,. Kansas City and Southern, and
one or two , others; .which were, unex
plained tiy any special news. ■_•■■
Speculative bonds were . weak, in sjTn
patliy witli stocks, but the investment Is
sues were xfirm. Total sales, par value,
52.710,000. -United : States bonds .were; un
chanjred -on tlie last. call.. .;!-. .; : '
' The sales 'of stocks were 50G. 200 shares.
■w MONEY AND EXCHANGE." ;
Money on call steady at 4^5 per^ cent;
highest, • s;'closing..;4'l-*§s/; 'closing.. ; 4 'l-*§s/ Time money
easy; slxtyjdays, 5@5 3-4 pen.centJ;*nihety
days, [ s i per cent. ; ; six months, s [per[ per cent.
. Prlni e j m er cariti le ..;. paper, *5 ;; I-4@5?4 $ per
cent. "Sterling exbhangelilrni;;with.actual
business : in bankers^ bills at $4.7s {for ..de
mand -arid af 54.53.73 f or sixty days ; posted
rate's- '$4.S*%^t.B7^; commercial . bills;
;^.B2?i@-$4.S3»i: " "' "-.?••
v Bar silver, 4S; Mexican "dollars; 1 SS.I-jL]-;".
Government bonds^"feteady; ' rairbad
irregular." '. '..■'. ■ ' _
WALL STREET GOSSIP. ;
tbndori cables were ; steady to y strong
early, ■■> and later came.- still ..stronger. S '
Our-. market yesterday l was active .'only,
in the first -two hours. .It was under
considerable . pressruro, c and showed ,- little :
reslstence. ■..'• >" "..- ."'."'."- V; i ■■:- ;' ■• •••vCV;
"The source of selling, was :■"; not ■ trace-;
able; but it seemed s to jbe lonffi stock: ; .'
No news developed <to account'tfor -the
change.in.characteivoftheimarket.- which
"was; probably^ due;to; the : fact that : it has
been bulled too rapidly.- -.;-.; :\% W'-l-p v " ■<■■
Money i was easier! for :the>, time ; loans,
and i-435, per; cent. ...for- call. I v V,.
"Rumored Atchison will. pay off; theise- :
rial bonds by . permanent 4 per cent, bond
issue,;- j. - . .',/;;. -'V- - .■■■' ■'';".' -' ; V. ,■
:Beet-Su&ar; opposition to Cuban reci
procity' entirely- withdrawn. . ;. X : /:,-/' :
.-■■ Yerkest considers too ■' high, and
le -bearish "on ;: commerc:al : situation. : -
-V- OutrOf-town -banks lending call ; money;
to.street". •;■■.■ ;l-:V-'-^'-'--'\^ti^'**-ii?&%eGi ■ <
Domestic reports- indicate continuance
of ;- large . business. C" in » spite ; of (dullness.,
usual •at^this;Uime!of ; ;year.^. ;.;-; : \V
Relations >: between?- Rock i Island . and
Texas ■ Pacific ■ somewhat ? strained.^ ( / • _'
. : Western- freight •rates; not. l well ; main-"
tkined. . .; ■^?!''"->^ i ? ; ' ; ■''- -■:-»• '-'■■'•'■ ■''.'■'•'•'i :: : '
Authoritative-denial- of Moore buying
of Atchison "for control. :■;. "<■■-■.>' ;.::;?:-£:
Manhattan ~ stockholders will approve;
lease to Intei-borough. ; ;'^i'i : :/.*:^-^^
Chances atspreseht 'strongly against any:
advance ■ in * Northern 1 Securities | olyldena.;:
Earnings first week January:*; Buffalo.
. Rochester an d Pl ttsburg /.increased ?Mß>l ;
Missouri i r Pacific i increased : $63.000;|.\Vabash
increased :sl3.2oo:;*Mlssouri;':?Kansas>-BtKi.: sl3.2oo: ;*Mlssouri;':? Kansas >-BtKi .
Texas increased ; $400; - Norfolk; and ?, West;
; crn "■ increased w il&.Mlk : i<^yXr r^)^\?^ ■{
: *e.The«; opening; was . fairly :> hard, J as^tho
London; market had; shown? strength.^ and
it v was : hoped - : that % the % bank '^statement
would bringf some "outside tbuyjngr.'-; . /-
BThe advance ln;Read;ng,inXondon'seeTßf
: ed&to.y haver been" manipulated s to j distrir."
: bute '1 stock s&ere i on t a * stronsi 4 opßnlng. 1 :
: and -. there * were some :■ very.i good p selling
orders." - • - - • ' . .':-•.
5: It 5; was ; thought .;that.\ the^? pool a stock;
; had'Vnots all "been i ; soldi; and^wduld'\COme:
in quantity if .the price ; could vbft.ivi'orkti
ed - up. '- , * " " -' ' '-"
~ The buylnr orderaih Atchison-wer* said;
: to ;■> come t: jfroray. the t Cbicas;6 % t oHowlrig ; 6f :
:ta^.Kock;:Uland:66rttrol;-.^ j'4^>»
M T&e*6p«*.tioni!^wer.e r helped :.p»|th6'{|imf
jted-. Quantity; of floaiinf /-stock-, lni the
,isSi..irX~ : : '.r. ? - ,. 4 r. «.-._
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH- TUJSBJUAY, JAXIfABT 1*838863
- -
It win be rt-me-mboreo" that the stock d-
'clined^heavnyswheniitbe; aerial;* bond^is-t;
announced.- ' , ■
sfeTraders ftwere * rather s beari 3h^f onlißock,'
Jlslandlonithe^idea^that^thelcpntrplßwas:
;3ellinj?;stock as^ fast- as ! the imarket v could'
Uko it. . "i" ""
weak ;ton«Kln {the^general jmarket; o and
; gave ii f airl y& clear.2a r.2 indication 'Uhat 2 recent"
'.tnanlpulationt'had^notifoundvany.consld-;
"erzbleripubllcfollowinjT. ■ ' ■
; ; 'The ! i explanations of r,thc>steacllne3s>;o£i
: Erie; lastl week; oni large /transactions Lwas
l'oiind:;in ; the -sharp ; decline.'-
It; :waswfaTfljrs:plaln3'that^>ltr.'iha3 ibeeh^
held >' up ?.to : pool j stock,-; arid \ that '
;peopl&;,who thad Thought ;it; on ;the;various;
■ bull j,rumorß ■:■ current -x were ; trying ■ ■•; to "get
out. j ~. " - -
":.VThfe ■■;be'fif:bull:r^argument Cwa3; ; thal\the..
-price ' would * not -be 'a llpwed 'to recede i^un-;
", til ¥»the : bond - Issue s had t been -; arranged 5
"for. ■•;■-;■-:;.;;;:■" ■j^-;"'.--'w-~ *j.i.y-z : : -v.; ■;;■;.-:
* There \ is ; no probablli tyj of Atchison ■ re
• tiring its " surial": bonds "• or,: makin g ;j a^ new :
■■bond' issue. r-;-.-::-r':.?.' :--.'■.;- C&i-V?--
'American-! Sugar, aa ; it frequently;; does/
. ad%-anced S In^-the : face |d£j a ; declining ] mar-;
ket.';i.The Jishort. interests was-H the -.best,
'bulliargument; ibutV the belief -ithat>tha
Standard" Oil interests .wou'd be represent-;
e d .;on - the {board '.-'.was: held ,; in. very;- good
: quarters.:.-- ';'.";^ i^'-;.-: 1 ';" ■.'■.^•■•v^'fe':-:.;-^;. |
United States Realty .was -advancediby.
one of? the .western: houses, whichifound
Its^hanasiseriouslyltitdiby.: its
in ithe; underwriting;: when ; .the general
= market ibroke : in, November. ; rt" v'n'. :• ;; ;
' Therel was 'Some, goodiinvestment-bus'
. ing lin arid \ r . . . [! ;^ ■
■ ''- There "seemed to be street
bull v account'. 3 in"; the ; -tJnited ■ States ; ; Steel
isst) es /of a.- father ( weak •.;•" character. ; ;; . .:
' The ""second. ; hour's?.- tradins?!; showed : a
firmer- tone. ;and'"' was': materially -nelped
bj' the buying for. foreign .account:; ;*' ; .
; London 'took - about £4s,ooo ; shares on bal".
■ancev"; : - i ■"■'"'".'"■ '."■.-''■''■ '--■'^■■.■■^'./.■■■TX'r-. A" ■••'•.. ' : "."..>['..
S Traders wire inclined to test the mar
ket y for: soft, spots, but did not. bring out
'much- stock. ;,.■■■; -■> - : '■■'' ■''• : <'^'.l--. -, ; 'o'v; : :;..:-;'r
E 'The,; report' that the . Morgan ; interest
had acquired ; sufficient; Erie: to ; control.*;
irrespective", of ; the" voting trust,' was " not
taken ■as a ' bear' argument In some good
.quarters.:.-^ . ; ; " ■'■ -:.-.-••".;. ■■;';:'.-/,; .;. I :.^
It : was- thought' that -the^speculative:
-move? might*-: be over; but -that the way
was clears f6r.-' the full 'drndend; on- tha
first; preferred; : ;:; -^-. -:..:' ;"v ;;:;..;; '£*?■%
"; The purchase. of ,. calls of Enc-in Lon
don for . New^York account was significant
in this. connection..' "■'..'.' '■■=. . ••.'" : X
There : was* a -very good investment de^
mand for Manhattan. .:: -' ■ ... . ■;
'-Union- Pacific held well, and it : was
•claimed a that : . ; the ; more : speculative end
of ithe- Standard Oil following was bull
ish; ''.-■' : - ' ■ ■'-' :"■ '■ --v.". .•'■•'.."■.■'"•■":-.: .-■'::
The foreign buying. helped Atchison ma-,
terially. This-. was supposed to represent
; the; repurchase ! ; ;of American ;stoclt;bougnt
iniLondon : before:Ouiv.open.ng. • - :- .
>The market; in the 'early afternoon be
came -very narrow,*-*: but : a :;fairly good
rally in Reading did something to harden
it-*-:';. ," " : ; -.-■■: r- '£?■ -:■;'• - ; -; : " ; - ; -c- ■•'• ; ; '--■:■ ":'.
Traders ; - were- inclined -to take' the ; long
: sido at,ainVohvthe idea that aresumpuon
i of manipulatiorivforShigher: pr^cs; vvouid
| find a ' considerable '* sh6rt '" interest nil
> around. •..-.;"... ..;',..: ;■;,.-,>.■'":- .;,..- ;: -t.
: Some -of .-the; local j followers .of tl'.e
Rock: Island '> control' have, be-^n ...sellers
of . . stock .recently, ;and , are i" '* inclined to
think that'active speculation - : by '. mat in
terest ~has'been r: suspended, .'in ? the" ab
sence of a suiHcientipubiic- following. ,;.";
uomniission houses reported: a -very Ugnt
supply of orders, but seemed, to-be ,cir
o u.n-'a.' lav- line or stoc-xs. ; They did
not find;.any ; difficulty ; - filling botn
their time "and; call -money requirements
af reasonable rates." " .
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.;
:' Speculation In the market for lunlisted
securities yesterday was ; of moderate pro^
port.pns. In some stocks; it .shovved a
slight Increase.' -While prices ' moved ., ir
retjUiariy.^the majority of chaji^cs were
of a favorable character. - -- . v -
A more -general interest : than was the
case I Saturday centered in .-•Northern Seg
curities. :.lt>openeduat 113.- a sain of 1-a
point,, and- advanced to 113 3-S, the highest
pointrfor. some?time. . ••/ ';';■' .'-'.■ : ■
Virgin.a? Coal and s Coke soldat «4 o-&.
American Can issues were dull, the com
mon - : sold* 'at- 10 1-2,-: : for.:- 100 ■shares; ; 100
shares of ' they preferred- soM at 43, -anti
iOO'at 491-2. -Seaboard,, comm-ni, eolci; at
Zi .for:2oo shares;;and the prefenr.tl-closcJ
at ,435i31--';; no.;salee. . ". . - '-:'
gW^GR^NjJOTES^^.v
; There ■ was < a moderate tr«i>le in. wheat
yesterday, and the. opening -^vas about
steady.Maj:.; being ,'.i-S to-: l-85?l-4c.. lower,
tteavy : rains in Argentina atvi'. reports' ■ut
consjderablo ■ wheat ; being worked for 2exr
port to France,- caused, a: bullish: sentiment
among local r- traders, % who bought ' freely,
and a firmer.: feeling ; resulted. - ; ... . :
Corn was: dull ..: and 'featureless,; and.
traciing: was; canrtnedf largely, to;. scalpers.
The opening, was steady, with; May. a
shade, lo wer." to- a shade higher, at 4'ifi'g.
43^c. ■-:,' /;... - ; - : -.-■•' -
COTTON GOSSIP.
There i was an' indifferent public interest
shown in; the market yesterday. ■ The
opening call developed a,, stsafly. tone.
Early cables were about, as oxpected; a
little better, if anything.^;- But : this 5 fea
ture was offset by full estimates on the
port receipts for the day, -pointing to 43,0<W
oa 1 es, : ag : inst. 3S.000 ; last - year. "■".;■ ." ; ■ .' ~.
The market gave; way pohit by point -in
the : afternooni under, straggling, sales ; of
long: cotton by* smaller [commission , houses
and 1 2 absence ; ; ;Off s outside^ support. ,7 he
ring" seemed j rather bearish as to the".im4
mfniate course of the--market, ; but fought
shy of ~ extensive' commitments on the
bear.', side ; for. the: present; Large c-xr.
port-, clearances ; were : soract lingr of un
offset to the large >. port receipts. ; The
weather chart ; indicated p continnod:' low
temperatures vo\-erv the - Delt Xor the aext
twenty-four: hours: . ■ T- " : -
THE BALTIMORE MARKET:
BABTlMOßE^'^ib.;;;Januafyj .i2.--(SRe- (
csal.)-T-The " market - for. ; local
closed-dull^and'about-steady. r" - . ;
'■; Seaboard Air-Line;- ( comroo'v closed £C ' 4
bid; sales, ..3oo "shares." The profi-rrt-a
closed'at:43 bid; no sales. "■■:
Atlantic' Coast Lino, common, . clueed
-136«61361-4;'. sales.- .225.;. Th^ ,tirst infatal-,
rnent ; closed 42 7-S@43 l-4; sales, 5. ..
":.The remainder, of : ; th-3 Jist ; ;abouU;un-.
changed. ' ' '■:; ■■_•■• ; ": : \' : \
1 fScaboari! 'Aii-Line Securities. .
rBAIiTIMORE,'. 'January 12.— Seaboard;
cotnmon,-;:26?i;" Seaboard, .preferred, - 43;
Seaboard bonds, ,4 s, &%.- . . ", ;
: COTTONMARKETS; ;
'■:> LIVERPOOL, January 12.— Cotton— Spot
in " fair, d emand; ~* prices ;: 4V4 V points 3 higher : .
'American^i middling^ iair. ; : 5 34-100 d; i- gooa
'middling.^-- 4 90-lOOd:;;! middling,: H 72-100 d:
low & middling, : 4 60-100 d :; '■ good ; ■- ordinaxyVi
: i ; .IS-lO^d. ; .ordiiiary-:;4 36-lG0d: ; The sales'Oi
;the' day .were 10,000 .bales, r. of :i which yl.\n>
: i-p; .. : e:ej;:f or; speculation- and; export'^
and* included ~ 9,600 bales Amencan.-r-Re;
"-'■'- ■? ■- ->w;'baks, including" WOO -.balet I
"Americanly f '" :i •■ '" ";■:>;*' :^-" r .'- ■':'. .■-.""'■ '" : y"'[;^-: ,*
-" '-~ r •■': lo opened! firm :.= and -; closed; easy ;■■
American middling, gooti-ordinary ;clause."
Janaury,, "4 63-lOOii-i fri-U0d:; -January "?an»:.:
: F--M-i>a ry.Vvj 4Sl-ICXMT4 64-100d: ; ffi. February/
"and r. March;'- 4 6i-100d: ; "March v and LS
•"4 64-10J4f/4 tJo-lOOd: : -April ■ and' ;May A4;Go-Hlu L
tfi^ttS-ldud: : ■" May :"': ahd r' June,': 4 65-100({(
4 67-lO0d:; r June and' July .; 4.66-100@4 e? r 100d. : ;;
?July- and -August,":^ K-100@4 67-lood.;>;Aui
gust 'and ' September. ; 4 60-100 d :; ( September;
and October. 4 47-100 d ; ;: October and', W o ■'.
vember, .4 SS-lGOd:. - . .
v^NBW? YORK, y January ,: 12.- Cotton-^
Quiet; middling/ B.Bs;;net receipts,7 9 bales;
gross'- receipts.^-: 1,922 ;-;bales; r sales, 2,oi\
.jaies;: stock.:- 165,523 bales, ' ~
to-day. at "'all: seaports:
' ceipts, 43.94S \ bales ; wi Exports—To S Great";
ißritain,i ßritain, - 14,254 bales: to ; the,iContirient.;
rr,6i3tbales;istock; l,o4s,SS4jbalet.. •> . '
5 ;; Consolidated," at j alii; seaports; & Net I ref
; celpts, ; . 72,284 E* bales ; & Exportsf-To& Great ;
•Britain; 34,192 bales^tojFrance^AOO'bales;*
to t the s Contirient,'.:27,679 = bales.
M Totals S since i September .'] Ist,? at ? all ? sea- ;
i'ports:^SNet> receipts;B s,29l. 7os^bales;:uEx-2
inorts4ToiGreat?Britain,^l,6s2,o37*bales;| s tcj|
: -bales ; to the i Continents |
51;663,019jba1e5. /':^^l
m Cotton-^Spot? closed- quiet at , a 5 i points i
fdecUne; AuplandS;! B.SS ; | middling; 1
JGulf: ! 9'io;isaleSi>2,B29tbales.
s v Futures opened. .^ steady,^; and 1 5dos«%d :
"steady. ■" - Openliia:. ClosliW
MSuaVy. ' .v.. z :;:: i.® . \*.mM
Wiukrob S-^S 8.64^
WbSJvm* Cottsr ad> ..,. 170 -*.6S^g
f^Jujy , *"6S - S.m
: xb* ebtio« m*fk«t «p«a«d;,«iui*t tnd
i clln* of J, for * tlm» ml«i «t«dy.j
" ; ; We are^ribt we
are not '-giving (a 10
reduction" ; we ; are rrsakingca
BIOCUTin overcoats.
: The weather has Joeeh kind
tothemanwhohaß waited for.
a g3heralC' irr rnark down^^and
now the cold ens pand th c hot
bargains? corn e hand in hand.
Takotbem both.
$12.80 and $15 Over- djQ^q
; coa t5. . ... ;.v:-. ., >\ •
$16.80 arid $iß O ver-<g | :EJ A;
$20," $22, and 2.23 ; <r;-| /ygp
• Overcoats.". .'.-.-.. . . H» * / • ' *^;
Suits same way. -.--.-'. ;
' BOYS ' OUTFITfEftsS'"-
aiisiii^
. (Estsblisbed 1838)
members' n. y. stock exchange
MEMBERS IFY; COTTONEXCHAIfGE
PRIVftTE WIRES TO ■
PRIHOIPAL ffiaMET S,
lii¥@s!rnesii Securities
• A SPECIALTY
' % " _ ia-ig-iy ;
cables coming rather ...better than ex
pected.;:; Folio wing r ; the: " first ■ "call;;:. there
was an improvement'- of a point or; two
as receipts pointed to larger figures ana
selling became less general--- with | the- re ;
suit- of turning the" market in . favor.- of
the bear, contingent,' to the ; extent; of ; o to
11' points, 'from which there was ;but ; l.t T .
tie recovery,: the market being finally
steady at a net loss of 3 to 9 points. ;• :
: Business was small ' throughout the : ses
sion, : the total ; . tra: : amounting
in futures to about' 2oo,oo3 -bales. Selling
was checked by;, comparatively : firm -: ad-;
vices'fromthe : spot markets of the count
try quotations fon the spot article being
sustained at all points, except N ew - iTors:
where there -was a -.; decline of o .po.ntS:
The-'local market was weakened • some
what by "notices" or tenders of * cotton
to the r-amouot ■;. of- about* 5.O0O: bales.-? un
der A which. January - sol J t from S.&l -to ■ 8 <>3.
oiosing at 8.54. -Public speculation .was
slack. What there -was of , it favored , : the
purchases of Marca. May, and August con T
tracts. "But as a rule. there was.little out
side interest in ; cotton, ' partly, on /tears
of manipulation in the direction, of de
pressing* prices ' for . the purpose :cf under
minirigvlong/cotton:;on;the; ground :' that
too much of Me' latter had accumulated
for the. size of the market. .During; the
a f ternoon. .however. % the ;. cotton . thus cof
fered, was absorbed by substantial-people,
and " the" undertone ■of .the; markets was
finally, quite -firm.- with some demand from
the short- contingent: owing^ to . the^pre
mlunv which- spot cotton is. commanding
in ;lthe~South over the . local" parity for
futures.',".-. ' . "" _, .
I-XEW 1 - ORLEANS, LA., January 12.—
Cotton i futures steady. . - ._ .-^ • :-,.
; • January .. ... ... -..".". • • 8- a l^S.yo
February ...1..'.... .......... S.ow-s.o^
/' .: March .-■ ■...........: |.64? t; «.(>5
3 1^SEEI:I:.SP8::
: June: ..:..v....... .........;••• 3.79&5.51 V
-■; July: ?...^i. ................. S.B6@S.S7 .
•VAugust.-..;.../... ..:..:..... 5.53@5.54 ;
Cottoniwas ; more: active to-day, the im
provement in v Liverpool helping, the mar
ket: and inducing orders to buy,- more
generally. Quotations, unchanged. , xhe
market for' contracts? : was ;yery^.quiet. On
:th e ■■ first call ■" prices were 1 -point ; to 2
points up. This was f.ollowe.d;.by^ gains
of 1 to. 3 points,7but the markot\ soon
showed a - slighc . degree of; hesitation \ and
heaviness, under, .the . influence.. of better
receipts s arid almost without ■ the slightest
Pressure -bv.v the: bears, sagged (off .to the
extent of 4 to 5 points. .:. After slightifiuct
tuations,' the closing, showed net' losses on
the; day /Of ■ 2. to ;4] points. ' '. .. . .
A PRODUCE^ARKETS.
CHICAGO.^ ILL- January 12.— There was
only a fair trade in wheat to-day, ar.d
-> lthbiigh; the .news ingeneral i was bullish
the-, close, was : easier. May v be:ng # £%@%c.
"ower. May r corn .was while
on ts : closed -Uc." higher. Provisions, were
strong. *h° Alay - delivery i closing from . 10
to> 2oc: higher." i% <v •:. \" : - • v" : -- :
Theuleading; futures ranged as: follows:
hWheiit— No. ■2-^'.'*~ '" .''r'"/'- -' f -'i :"■"- "-
Tan.- r^^..v;72^i r :- -:-72ii' :' ; '-72 .•-:-■,-. ./tl.: >-,
May ;■;.... •.Tt)^!v a .U 76^ ..• 75%(5^4 r!&4,@%r !&4,@%
July^Vi . ; r '<J&<QJ4 : ; 73?4; ", / 73 -@\i .73: ■ @\i
iCorh— No;- 2-^: ■'"' ' ,- ... '
Tanl' ::..'.V..46'/4: :..'.V..46'/4 . ■■'"; f iS i A '■ 46 46 'S ,
Afav,-...i...435i(f?;T]5-.43%- • 43?g ■ ■■..43%: --
luly ;.:..;"..42%@%;:42?5@'13; 42? i
-; Oats-No. '2- ' ' •■' : .
Tan.' v. • ' ■' ■ 32*4 -
Hay -v;;:! J.34% / .:U%@%^%W/--,Zi% : .
July/ ..:'. r :*::3l'.*> ' 32 '" •;■ 'Sl l^:' . •- ; 31%@i£
:: v Mess Pork— Per^bbl.— : .V^, -^ :: .' ' s .: n -^-
Tan" SJ ■■-"$17.75" ' '517.75; ,'517.00 / $17.o0.:
\ray V;.:: 516.20 '-i 516.40 516.20!
fSt^W* Ib3 S^ SO.BO/
-Hay*: " :.$9.45 -- : i S^; -:^.^ ->??>.F2»4
;^Tulvi;-.-.'; : ."v.59.30 '-S ? $9.37^' ;.; : ". 59,30- _;;ji 59-37%
Short Ribs— Per. 100 IDs.— - ;
T n n1?'. .. ;.".55.72i4 ■ S-S.SO i . $8.70 .Vv - $B. 7V£
\tayi ■.:.:: ;fB.K^ ; ! $S.97^; - : 58.82^-^ $8.95 v:
| Cashiqi'otatioris ;.werf»/ J 'S r follrtw<s:-Flr"sr
-tpady. 7 No. ■ 2 spring "wheat. ,73f575a; r ; No:
:V : 72@74e. ; ' No; ; 2 • red,- -72(fJ:72Hc. ; No. s 2 fcornv
: ;F"4c ; ' No. 2- ypllcw. -*c 7 in. No. ' 2 oats.
:^%c: : ■'• No; h Z 'white; 33%(g3?c^ No; % 2 1 rye:
-Sc. >■ Good -feeding' b" rley.v 41@45ci ; - f alrj (6
>hoice\%rtaltine. ; : 47@F8c.; .;,No.. r l ciflaxseefl.
M.lß.viNo. i!; l : Northwestern: $1-24. v;- Prime
i? Imothy.: seed. - $?.<5;"- ;Mess ■: pork, r peri b" r^
■■;-»r - sll-73." -Lard." per.; 100 r.p0unc:5.^ ?9.92%-
Klibrt | ribs | sides i Goose)."- $8.75^». 8.87^.- -D ry
i-^alted : - : shoulders M (boxed). 2 SS.Snifi sß.62>/S-
V clear ! ; sides - Cbox?d)^:> S9ff?s9.l2%:
Whiskey.- basis : of -hl^h r, win ps.-i si.?o. ■■ But
:tpr quiet;icreamery.";lS@27?ic.:iaairsv>l7.'< : f
i; Sc; " Cheese *.i dull "i and 9 steady fi at i 13<si4c.
' Eggs (firm ; i loss ; off ; ; cases ■;•. returned;- 26c.
•NEW YORKr January 12.—Flour
fairly; activejißndppteady'. - - "
Sjßuclcwheat^Flour^Quli-t,
. Wheat— Spot easy; No.. .2 ..red. SO&c.
Llptions,^ after $ openings steady/X advanced
f,VS? trlfie.'f on "cables. *>; fair,:? clearances | a^ d
' Vrtyerlric.'W'liater.'i th# i market >f ollbw'ed j?" ? j
Jiharpvd'eclin'fe-latiStftLouls.'jliut'rwaaltinjLli
py| rallied 1 by f export I rtimors;i after,iwWQh
:? t :i broke ?oh % thofi visible gsupplys increase;
land % closea Snnsettlpa; i ; a t s a ;;;?sS%c. *;.nftt
decline. i»Mafch;i S2?ic; ;fMay,lSoft<x:fCJ.nJ&
■7»io. -
. v; Corn-Spot ■ steady 1 5.X6J t2^.SBJ4Si J.- Option
,-nftrk«t vw*» - Irregular.- but.iWady: ;Janu T
ruMjr.^lSc. ;• M*rch, SJ^c • Hay;' 4Hfe ;]
I Oats^Spot firm; Xo: 2,.4(%c. : ; ;■ -\; ;
' ' CutSifatSSaie't:'- '""'"SIA
|-fliard*S|B£ady;i refined ->
SPork^Oiuiet. , - - rigpHj
faTallowr-Flnh ; ;.i ci ty» ,;*;■. 5T8 f s-Sc« '•■'.' ceuntry,i
ftl.6fri.63iC.'
Turpentin<y-Flrm!atT3B@sW4c.
. ; Rice^-F-irm. -- ' -" ' - -"
. Molasses— Firm. , , '- ■
;;Sugar^Firni^v.. ■ ■ ■ ■ 'I . '= ■"■ •■'''■■'
'§£ Coff ee-^Spo t M qule thiifi The" market ;\\ t or^-
ec if v ture6| opened % steady i at« a. . decline j
fofjS 5 ■* points,'?? and ? ! tilled •: quiet throughout?
' thdi' Session.' * The J close was v : qutet;> witn ~
prices ?,ii et % 5 at'o * 10 g points 5 low er.'S Saieaf j
:17.250: 17.250 -bags;v-f .^V'^:' : ■^&&i~* '■***
iSßutter— Steady: -. extra ' creamery,- 2S**c. ;
State? dairy; H2<%26^c. ' : . : J.
VrGheese^-tjtatef - full^ creamery;^ vfattcy :
small; colored. : r fall-made,: 1414 c; v small
:white;'fall-made^:l-ICi i ; :-^i/ --.^ "•' )z>hc- : H-*- 'o'i^
v" Kgg&r-Firm ; i. 7 b tate V arid l Pennsylvania. '.
:average^fctst -Slc.;;^"' -_.., ;-r^:::;::vf i^iii.S"-
;S :i Potatoes^-Steady ; s Jerseys. 5 $1.75@52.00: ?
State, : .per 5 180 {.pounds;^$1 jßes£fcJi\ g§ Long
;island,..r2;oo-@-|2.25; s; Souths Jersey J sweets. 5
;*B.so@w.7s^:vH\;--r"::;-- ;-*■ ■■%;^ : : :^-v= :^^:
aPeaftii ts^Steady ; • fancyl-^ hand-picKed, ;
;4^^%c;;|6ther;domesUc.:3@3^c. ...J ?;
rh Cabbages— -Easy ;>% domestic,-, per - barrel,v
white;;.7s@9oc;;.ired;/ sl.<»@«i:2s; : .<? ■ :^Z7lp-i
-i Cdtton-^y>steam>toi^verpooi:i,lic. ;:^
V Ba£t.IMORE; ;; r Ml>^ ; ; ' JaiiuarV^li^.
Flour— Dull ; '-'A winter ; 5 extra, . ' $i-JiS@s3.o&;
winters dear/'. $3.3«y«|3.40; i winter rstraight. •
$3.45#§3.60; ~i.winter - ■■'■ patent :r53.60@f3.90;;
spring Iclear, : ?3.25^53.45; t spring B straight,
:53.70@53.55:.V5prid^7. ! patents.* ?3.»0©«.a.;:-i;
■■- .Wheat— Firm ; % spots and i January. I.79>s@
L79?ic; j'southern^by.'sample.^^OSyi^c.:;, -
- Corn^-Strong: 7 ; spot;-, 54 ; )*!g55c. ; " southern :
white; ''4934554% c. iHv-;i Hv-; ;..- .-;. ,5, 5 - ]:--\,;,;j-r-yi-.f. v
|$ Oats^-Firm;" No/"2. J whiter' ;44c.f "': ~~ , ; ■;■■■
•"■"• Rye^Firm:.; N0."2, 5514 c; r _, v;' !\.
•- ■: Butter^Firm >:" and - unchanged : / iancy
imitation; 22(S23c.;:fancy/creamery.:- / 30@
31c. t? fancy? ladle, 20@21c. ; if anqy • roll;: 20c.; .
good :[ roil, ; 17@19c ; ; storerpacked; ; 16@18c. S
: Egg&f-Firm - and . higher ; t fresh. 29®30c f|
; ; Cheese-^Firm ; and ■unchanged; : large,:
14@14V4c: ;"- medium, ' 14<g14%c. ; small; 14».^g
:i4%iciv-r'."^^::,-c'.-iv".i": jS.r-ii: -■'■■■ :'■""; ; ■''■ : P : --i '■- y """•
• * Sugar— Firni- : and unchanged ; . finfs and '
coarse rgranulated,'*s4.9l4i.'--r«- •;'■£' . :i z ■>':.'
LIVESTOCjCMRKETS, ; ::
A BALTiMORE; January 10.'— Live; Pigs-^-
Quote>pigs -at ■ from I $1.00 -to $1.75 ■ apivce, ;
according t f size, , quality, and ' condition ;
shoots;; $2:" ■§ !3.Co;apiece. . ;\ . : ■ 2~ • •■ --
; Calves— \\ - "quote,: as -follows: Stfictly^
choicer- veals, eer .; pound, . ; B®S^aC. ; v good "
veal,; per pound, 7%@Sc.; poor to good. .
per,.-head (l - 555.0&5H2.00. 7" ;-- ■-.:;•. :-;!vi^v^ -.-..
. 'Beef -: ' Cattlef-We v quofe: -■.* ■: Young,- - f at -
steers," weighing. 1,000 to . 1.200 pounds." ZWq
4c."j)er"; pound;- steers r weighing r under. 000
podnds, . 3#3^c' per pound; : oxen, 7 ;-; per •
pound. ;2%@3c; bulls, .per pound. :,2@2%c: ;
large. ; voung.'cows.sper ' h'ead, , in -good ■ or- ,
der. i$18.005125.00;i $18.005125.00; - fresh ;,cows,"^ with^calf,":
520.00(§530.00 • per head ; J poor, 1 tiiin ' meadow -
stock, v?1O.O0*3j$15.0O; per- head. •,;'. ;■:_■-..■:",
I Lambs = and -Sheep-:We " quotes aS'cfol-.;
lows : - Spring lambs, jchdlce .and -.; fat, a s<g
OV.OS per-* pound ; : poor. 1 thlnUroughi" 4®4^ic. ;
wool sheep, per - pound, übrest. " . 2%@3c. :
good,- per -head, $2.50@53.00; inferior. : per
head,' H.00@51.50: old • buoks; per ; pound,:
."■^@2%o., as.-.to .quality and: weight, f V", ]
; "EAST BUFFALO. N. V.V January 12.,- -
Cattle— Hard- butchers'. . grades } opened ; W
@15c;i;= higher ;; hea\T?;- cattle slow ; .prim'i,
and;: shipping steers ; slow a nd lower;
butcher- steers. ■S4.2s@Js.oo;;heirers. ; s3.so^ \
55.00; icbws,; ?2.75@54.50; . "canners,..; $1.75^-.
§2.50; bulls, 53.00@54.50; stockers: -■- $3.25©
$4.00; stockers and . heifers. $2.50@53.25:
fresh cows and. springers, stleady. -Veals .
' 250. i higher : ■-; tcps, : $9.00@59.V5; : commonj! to
good,'- $5.50<g58.75. : ; . ' :>. ;- ." • V - ■ -'• .-" -'> -.
1 .. Hogs— Ac'tn'c ; ,he"avy^s6.SO@.-56.?5; mixed,
I $6.75@56.50: /Yorkers," X $6.70: pigs, : 56.75:
roughs, $5.75@5G.10: stags/ 54.75fu16.23. ....
' Sheep ; and - Lambs—Strong; Vsc ? higher;
top lambs;. $6.60@«6.75: culls- to: g00d;. 54.2b
@^6.so;3yearllngs,^ $5.00@55.50; > ewes. " $4.5(h& .
$4.75 ; - sheep, top mixed, - J4.25@34.50; ■ culls ,
to;-arbod, vs2v s2 ! cogs4.is : r ; " . .;; ■-_- -: ' ■: "
"■ NEW : -YORK, ■-.;< January ; 12.— BeevVs— "
Steers opened steady' to strong; -closed ■
easy: bulls. $2.50554.65; export, : '55.00: .
cows,.' $1.60@'53.90. > . .: Cables steady; '.export.
70 cattle;- .; .: .V. ': ' ;'\ t.' : . ■,
Calves— Veals firm: barnyard , calve?
strong;^ ■•.westerns -steady ; veals; 25.50s
$9.50: t choice, 59.62i,4<g50.75:: little ..calves.
$l.O0@S5.0O: barnyard, .-53.25iW.00; . ..west
erns,; $3.75554-75; city dressed veals, 114<L«
14Vic:^per>pound. ■•■:> ' --i-:."? •;:.-> -'^ i :-< \^aU^.\
Sheep aud Lambs-7.Sh.eep ,2oc .htgner;
lambs. 40c. higher; " sheep. 52.75@54:70f
culls;. ?2.oo@S2.so:itxpQrt -sheepc $4.75355.00 : ;
lambs, $5:50@56.90; extra; $7.00; -'Canada
lambs, $5.25; otills. $5.00.-. '•" '" ■.: "' "MV'"
v- Hogs— Market ■ 15c.v higher: I State -hogsr
f6.80@56.80; -choice- light;"; 57.00 ;"- western
nominal : .";•■■■:■ ; ; ■■■' :/ -.' -. ; ~
CHICAGO. ILL.. January • 12.-r-Cattie4r
Receipts. ;-. 23,000 :; ; ,head ; :, • market, : - lO^-lac.
lower: good: to ; prime, steers.' :SH.2S<<LK-'-o:
poor; to medium, ;$3.2»@55.0Q;. stockers and
feeders,'" 5 ?2.oO#sl.6O;:';f cows, : -' $1.40®54.50;
heif ersr $2.25@55.C0: canners, - $1:40@52.50: =
bulls;; $2.25@54.40: ' calves, 53.30@58.00;'
Texas-fed 1 steers.'^ S3. so<g 54.50. ;*■•; -. ? X-^-^r
: Hogs-fßeceipts to-day. ■ 37,000 s head;-. to-?
morrow, SO.OOO: i left over, • B,ooo .head » mar- -
ket 10c. higher; closed; eas?er;;mlxed ..and;
butchers, 5a.30@?6.65; v,goodv ,good > : ;■ to choice
heavy. $6.755556.£15; rough. , i heavy,..s6.3oii
56.70:-light; $5.50@56.35; bulk of; sales,:s6.as
ws6.to. v .;—:-■ • : ' '■■■' - ■--"■: ■ -"?..-'■
~- Sheepßeceipts.7 "30,000. -head: .■* marked
steady and strong:. lambs, 4o@lsc; higher;
good- to choice wVthers, $4-25@54.75; fan'
to mixed,- 53.25@54.25; native Jamb 3,
54^K)3156.00. ; ; : : ; .; : ". : .- " ] -'.'
< CINCINNATI, 0./ : - January : ; 12.— Hogs—
'Active- at: r 54.50@55.50.' ""^^^ -■ "■■- '■■'";'"
m Cattle— Steady ' at ■ $2.00#?5:C0." M : * ■ ' f : * ■:<*{
hi Sheen-Steady 1 ;- -<; /. •:<•;»
;• .-. Lambs,-" $4.0*Mr57.75. X ; . •; . ■■ :^ ? -■:■;" ' ; ;: -
MiSCELLANEOUS^ MARKETS.
NEW YORK/" January; 13:— DryrGoods—
No change ; in^; the • demand , from : the home
trarle. and • export business.; quiet. River;
side wide sheetings ;_-%C-~'per
yard.v No:other\;chahge;.invprices.'Print
cloths continue "scarce., and 'very - firm.
Silks:; and> ribbons firm; with fair. de-r.
mand. '. ' ; ;■",;' ;.-';"; i ; : : '-;'' ;••■■.,/ :•" ■" ';.
W- ;-':, ' -COTTONSEED^OIL- : , Vv:.
: NEW TORKr January^.— On; Cbntinued
strong ; news i; from : the i South, . cottonseed-;
oil, advanced;: again ; to-day, ; ; and ii closed
very i rirm^^Prime - crude *■ here ' nominal ; #
prime- crude? f . :■ o.' " b.' t-llls,^33@34c.;Vprimt
summer" yellow;, .'4l@42c; N ofe-summer.^yel-:
low 40c. ;"r prime , white;: 4lc:; -prime 'Win-,
ter; yellow> 44@45c." ; . prime ) meal," $rt.Wgf!s>-
nominally, -u'i.-x ; . ;.- r. :: -' r :^'--- " .
i L»I VERPOOI;. % January.. 12.— Cottonseed-
Cil^-HuH=reQned; . firm. f at :22s., 3d. -" . .;.
J . ""■'■'■ - NAVAL. STORES, i;
4 SA^AKNAH^GA:^ January, 15.—Turpen
tine—Firm» at ? 56c. ; .receipts. ; 166 z casks ;
sales-- 134 1 casks;; exports,': 145 : casks. r*:- .' :\~
-.Rosin—Firm;; : receipts. .. 2.900 w. 1 -:-, barrels;
scales. 3.15G barrels; . exports." 3.255 : barrels :
Quote A.'B.^and LCS sl.so;;D,; sl.ss;,E/ ».6!);
Fl':sl.6s;'G^n.7b;iH?\S2.os;Vlrs2.4o;^KF I ':sl.6s;'G^n.7b;iH?\S2.os;Vlrs2.4o;^K. i 12.50;
mV> $3-3= "• - N"; i s3.so ; windo wrglass,- S3.S) ; wa
ter-white. $4.20. "
fi CHARLESTON. S.'C;, January, 12.V-Tur
pentine: and '] Rosin^-Unchan^ed. -, -v " "_ ./; .
. ■ RICHMOND iGEiINiMAEEET.^^
' rQuo tatlon s ' f urn i shed byi Rich niond ' Grain
"i : : .and Cotton' Exchange. )':>;.: : :. ■;.-'■■
■"-':" -' : ■ > Richmond '"Va:. January 12, 1503. ..
<:'■ -. v^ • -s^WHBAT.;;. 1 ' '-';--: -^v^ l^'-
Lbngberryi.t^i::.;?...":^-^' 1 81'^ @g ; 82:
Mixed J '.;.V...-;^..^ : -81 ©v 82; v
: :i;.v.ri^.;i >:■»;. ■•©'■; 82 r 'r
i No:f2lred:; : :^^:.:. :.".-».:::..
.lots.":V.'V:Vi':r;. i ;' :-70: -70 :@: ; ;81W
;;:,'vr*-; v :; ■;•.;;:;;■•:-■.■ 0;.-.; >^cobn^^-^;^. .-l ; ;; v .\";.
V'irglna^whlte,-- bag tlots.". .:' ' •'■ 50 <g> f ' 53 ; ';
No-; 2? white;;:. v;:i^;-;v.;.ir;iV. ; ;' 53 ,-!."-■/;;/::-';
No:^3: : iwhite.^:^:..i^V^;..;: ;^'s2^@^;s2M)
;?Co.j2' mixed.^.V:::... :;;.-i.v;6l^ ■,">.. •■
No^l 3 U mixed.-. :Jz i^v.. .:;: : V~.\74 : --- 51^. ; 'i ; >. .-;;..
oats. ; . • '
No;i 2::mlxed.-.^:;:...v;-:....'i..'39-; -■.*-■■>•.-
Nor- 3 :'mixed ; » 3Sfa
;No^2l..white^; ; .;;^iw;..'.;A; "41. -- - - •'• .
*^v inter • seeo \ •••••»••••••«■••••; - ™s . i: «3. .
I JBCOB BERRY t CO., I
f Mem- abiidate'd StoeltEzcluuii
$ ■■■:,.,•••■. -ESTABUSgE^iB6s. r: :i S
I. 44:BROADWAY t ;ir.y.i 4
; ; 30^MAlN;S|T^;pURHAM^Klatfa
i ',i orotopt Attention, en jU^^tAlMCrAphlCv^
•••••of l^icliTnon^oi
'- ;■'."• 11 17 East Mala Strtof, Nut !• Hbtil Ltilnjttii. ■-■..-■ • ,v ; •-■-
. - -- 1 -- ... -
THE INSTITUTION FOR THE PEOPLE.
; Deposits in.Buma.of ONE IDOKL^R AND^UP^ARDS^
ALLOWED. Lo^ns midftj
oh Beal Estate/ Negotiable paper, discounted.
R. A. PATTERSOB, President. UZ. MOHHIS, Vla*.Prß4 T d3a!,
JAMES M. BALL, Cashier.
; CEPOSITORT FKITEI* ' BTAXEB," ITATZ OT : VTRGOTA -CJTD CTxT OT SIICBJCOSOi'
Capital and tt^AC Aflfl HA
Surplus Profits . . P3 O SfWUiUU
, OUTEX J^&AvJDSi rCKASi; '-£.' WlHOO,.,: '^a^i^Hm^'-^vWAIXEa-KOltAl^*.'^
■ " ■ '; ■' -r; ; \ ■; ■ ' ?>2m idaat;:^ ■-"■-"'' " ; "- :*> Viarf-Pre«lden t ." . ;■ i. : , "• V ■■•'.* - : Casaiar^ . - SrAaiiataatl CiaalaiW
/--•; v-^^: "" -"■:-.' '
- '_■^CniECTORS---'Winiaia : C. Caiap.. yfulixm 3. ; Payne,' H Eaunet 3aaton;;OUTW. J. laa«»>
Phnip?Waltloek,?-Wl'fßJ ilCcOoittb^ Chaj.E.wiago, James B-GordoiiiflLvW^llouati*^
Edgar G. Sunn, v Jackson Guy. > ' v "**
■v'^we :;AKE PREPARE© ; TO ' r^XMISH D EPOSITOHS arexy f adUty cbasistaiit s wltti
poo^^anWns Trotn ' smallest ; savinr* i to ' largest commercial > accounts racety«4 ,oa f^|
-^r^?'-. l **^!.^."--?; -";' : '"" " : '■■';. :•;.- -.' ;;-; : ■?■ r/s. ::^^^■: ; ■"-c■o^■N"';™*.■^??*•^ : '!*««
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL, 350p.000.0p* I
UKIHD STATES, STATE 0* VntQINIA. AND CITT 07 XICSXOSO SXVOaXTOKYi. "; I
; - -,^ ...... -. -■; .;"W;-,JtVvHABLISXOS,-::'PresldaßV'- ; ■•/:/-■. " '- .^
■7. T. X. SUfDS, Caaaiw. - ' " -- ; fO. 8. MO^XOH, JUsittni Caabte. "**
-•''",' " ' > nntEcxosii.- 1 ' y ' , ; ; •
"Geo.?: l» ; Chriatlaa, : ' ! * '"oJrtf«^2U. Caanoai ■- :-' '': H. TJwo.; EUyicw, i .'[ - W* ■; itlHiaMS*KV
F. E. Noltlny; * :P. Aisop, _ - K. tan. rWiiiiam*; ,' John fA^dfeiwai"?..^
r. ..©. ;WUUanx»»; . .^K^lt^srai.*han,', ; ;,: •T..; ; H.lßHett.-; ..:', •';,;-. \ : J. ;. JL\ Cajar*,- >
T. Ai Cary, •' ; " -B.^SindrWellfoia, ~ jT. ■W. Sothart. -. >■ .■. ■ -.- ».•? ff- v .:n«ni»;-f^;-^ : -;
; ; ": ,:;■'•." - :;Bol)ert 8..80aa«r," ,'"*•": : -"- "- 1 ■'.; •Georja.W/tlWlfc^K/'-'^-S'^
; Business ACCoirara~iartVM4.ra
X; ' Special r itientioa ; given to fi AVIEOS ACCOtTKTS. 3 per ' coat, i lotonit : allowed
te r this s'dep»*tmant. •''" /".,*; .; ; '"\-. ' ■'•'■ : ."*..-":r.'". 1 "-'' ;".'.. /r^u .;;;v^; i v' •>-.- v ;^
•. ■■-"'■ .'.i".-"-^-^.'"'"" '■'-'~. :^
• - "iIETTESS OF I CKEDIT [ Itrned, iad foreign azchanf • laajlit - sad • aali - : •' r >;;
■ Courtesy,; UlieraUty. and pr«mptn»ja'aMur^ - - " ' ". ,i "~VT i >
,:.,...;■ the
First National Bank
of mcitii>ioNiV, vi^
United States, States and /
City DappsUory.
cawtalamdprofMo™ I
OIjEMILLIOMDOLURS.
Dtpoeit account* of corporations, , firms,
individuals, b*n*», «»4 twskvni rtc«irt4
on favorable terms. ;^ -
;■ - Collection and telegraphic traosfei* of
nioney,niadeon"aU pointa. _-
?~*Tiavellerß'"and' Commercial j Letters of
Credit issued,^available in all parts of . jha
world;; International Cheques^ V ;;;■;;
United States Bonds; Foreign and Pomes*
tic Exchange bought and sold. ■
-nraEBEsiiPAiD iOK^TiHE orpoaiTs
■ -.-; ; ;■; BY AGKEZHEST, - ;i —
-- ' r '■' :. •- ap 29-Tu&rri . 7 " : - ' - r '*; " ■
:.t."' MAHRB 'IXTELLIGEiTfCH.- ;.•:.;;
\ PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN,' U;: 1303.
;",.:.-.: ARRIVED. : - !
1 Steamer.:; Brandon. "^ Rhodes;^ NorfoU.,
merchandise' and passengers; Old Domln
:[on":l.l»ie."r''," r; -- I ;;'v. ■':'■ --'j'' -"';■."■:/ ._- j;;^j <<'.■
v Steamer '-'Yemassee.-i Simmons, Philadel
phia; Par. r-mcrchandise : : and passengers;
Clyde" Line. ; r "' ,; .
■ Steamer^iN. W. Cobb, Morris. - James
rii'er, scrap'iron; H. G.: Bettys. "'" '
"Steamer Sue, —^-, James -river,- wood,
Quarles & Winsfleld. " * . . - -
:.,.;-.;■: '.:■:- SAILED. -./ >- .- :■ ..;,-■;
-Steameri Pocahontas. Graves,. .iMorfolk
and "■ James-river, landings."-; merchandise
and; •passengers; ; ; Virginia Navigation
Company. : ,' .' ;" ■'■■'.'J.iT I. 1 !"-;' ;: ---^V_.' """„".,'■
Steamer • Brandon, Rhodes.- -Norfolk,
rnerehandise and' passengers;; Old- Oomin-
; lon:Line.;';'- w - -■'■■-y; :^- : : ~ y - : '/ -•'.;•■-• .-■ - ■ ■
PORT OF NEWPORT. NEWS^ ; JAN. 12.
"" ■ i(By Telegraph.) ■";■-.
;. v-"'^:- :-.:'■- ARRIVED. - - '.' -
' Schooner' K.D.'i Perry; Boston. ;
I Stfeamer-Nile/ PhUadelphlau ,
1 Steamer.- Ivan.^Galveston.'; ■>
Steamer- Klpslo,-;New; York. . . f.; 3 ;;
Steamer Milano, Hamburg. ;•..-
Barge 'Xilpton,^ Portsmouth- '.
Bargee Cienfuegos.^ Boatpn^ '■.'<—. . ...
; Schoner B. A- -Van. ; Brunt;- Salem. -
t Barge, Solus,' Boston- f^ s^ -;■■ , -: . ■, -
x ßarge-Enos Soul& n Providence. , . ;,
• ;,,".- --■}. ! :\s: -[p. s&nm&?i*n ; ;;; .- ;; ..
Steamer ;Europe,';London. -■;■>-':.■■
•Steamer CAlbano, - Hamburg.^.-- ; ■ -
-Steam'er'Sbenandoah, Liverpool. _■/
. steamer>Dorothy.-: Boston.., -*"., .'.:-" *
1 Schoonor- John -Twohy. New Loadon,
CONTEST OH WILL
: , OF JOHN m GIBSON;
Cincinnati' 0 . Millldnalre Who
qncathied to Widow, Whom - ':
He Married at^A»hevtlle,
!f.C.,-aFew.Hoar»
'.-.■■ - .-Before He, : ; Died.. ;
■'•; CINCINNATI;': "b'. .'1 January ' 2.^-A ; pscn-;
liar contest ; began , in? the Probate . Court
to-day, when the " widow ;6t -' Mtriionaire.
John afcCormickvGibsoh/ ': of i this;* cityr
who dWd^at r.^ 'AsheyiHe,-;: N. : C.v ; a^few
nibn'tns : ago. ; presented ;- for \:: probate;^
"'opV^9f^s/"wiil;Vt»^?^X™S'^^?^^^^-«
notes ; aijeged 1 to;- have ' been I preserved by 4
Attorn^y7;WeUsi^of^^hevil^yrbe;iorl£
It; ls : asserted^ naVj.neverjjbeenj
found -since; tt©ldeatb.Tbf; Mr. ■ Gibson^JEt
bequ^thed;his;ehtife•;estate^to;his^wldow,
to :whbm' he: was 'married a few^hoursj
before tpis.C death! His :[ legal ,' heirs. ■;: his"
mother -; and "a ' contest i the * piro-j
batlnglbf i the^win^andva 7 ; legaT argument
is ?in ! prfigress'on ; t"hel question whetherya
. will :i pi rthls'' description fis^yalid <i or j not-
JMrs^;:Gibsbn^the7^idb^^^as;^Mla3 i
C°cJHa ; Wolf e? ' of .; Providence, R5 V^ She
was called -r'Jl pyf telegraph to < Asheyille
when'fMr7? Gibson yras :'cri«cally ; s UlFFaad
was married 'on 1 * beriarrlvalr^ j Ha" diedj'vue
next "dafrli? Mr^SGttSon's '} first Swff e^ was"
one rbf ; tfi^yictlws'off the Windsor ■ Hotel
firkin New York.' ; : ' " '
OF WEALTHY FAMILY.
Ml«tre«s of the Monae mad^a)]Sec^
Tsnt Periih- Children Saved
* _ -- - \..l»r Tbetr Sane.
gijEV^YORK;! January^ 13,^31 rsvg Flo-^
■ alwealthyi coffee imer6*i«Lnt;f and f daujjtttej^
;&|to>llate2mUll6^
I tCTrtaaon^S%a« |born«d % to * 6aaU}.? yvflet^t
f da^ iit'C- »f : firelthit^m«^;iflntlMl3rl4flfr;
.Alb4rt* ; Sxlekton.; *i Oamtvtle. Jumped
fr«cß .th^iourti» ttiry i^«<m.: aa* i w
citrtd roJUfiU from- whlibrgh4.4i«»:»*»
'^•^^^^^My^^"
"|i*W ; ftrti f - .wbfefc «ridMt«d rfrom Mar.
irnkzurwa ««Mk ta* s^mA oowfci«r»bl«
, , .... ...... s. „. t..,.. r . .... ...... *
aa 24-Sun.Xuirri
MONEYTOLOAN
, flO and upwards ildainsd^oai Idainsd^oa 3 itUttiid%
«nd ■ household fnrnitwe, oa ,ta« build- ■--■-■
toe i and ; loan ~\ association? pt»a, « whlokif
makes }, thY; cost ' much : lass -. ta«ia \ j yoa ;*
p&y. . elsewhar 9, »nd allow; jod 5 , to] pay '.•
it, off In monthly ipayaonts. rono^i«;-, ;
from ono f;. to", i twelve J montks. , j c«t |
,«ithehi^ratesi'"thea*"seaTiiJfc : T"V..---~'- : : w.-,.\,i
Tldmter Loan anTruj? C 5. V
• " Su<t« 3SJ4. Tnlrd Tlft. ': " ' ' ' .
HerehanW ". S'ytioaal ; Bank : Bulldtax.
'1103 East Main Street.
:; ' Take f -.:.'"> . ':r'} : ■.:'■ .''«*;""• :^h
Business and r
Persona! Acdunts
SOLEIIEOBYv
THE STATE B|NK 5
OF YiRGIN#
111 l EAST MAIM STBEft
P[chmond, Va. •-.
JOHH L. WSUIftIIS & SOUS
BANKERS, ;• , :
Southern Inveslmsiii
Securities*
. headway.". before; ■; It;;. was *'d^cwereii^|fof^
; when.!? ther - klirm'i { 7ntsfi «3t|oiit lti«S
houae :'",wa.s':jn- Qamea fronj /cellar^ to?rao£J";;
' Mr£-- 1 Henry's;; two";; Infant fthUdiim'';^«X9-S
saved^b^' their nurs&V'i who ; ran iWftb * ttw^^
tcrjthej street J immediately :^atter| tlx<s' dia^
covery] of ; the? flre. " Mr.; Henry.^w^lwsuti|i
sUghtly';burn«d;^w^as^resc«ea-:by?a;poJfc«2^
'man/^its^^'suppoaed-jthat^n&Jwifftt&^l!
already: made her. escaped , ~' ; "C'" '
:'-[: '-[ Aiteg. • tha "fire "■ j»d 'V : been :Kiqtftny^^fti>d^
M^^Sehi^aTcharredJ^bbdy fwa» i ":£aun<i; in t:
. her/bedrwrai ton /theffsecond ; flobr.*; Appar-i^
entlyjshe succumbed _io tb« - smoKiijf
Jwfaile ;ss a ttem p tingr 1 to T f- ; reacts '^*;^niofr. : s|
: Mrs/ : Henry. 7 -; who. --'waa^ 25';.: sears' Tbf gaa^li
,wa3^married " :
■.wher*; her ' : h"^b^d;.wai feßtjag^flSjroaf^
The < health of the polled force sot, RJclir s;
mond I.waa : neyerj betteri tl»n^ It I Ulto^Sayif 5
Sundayl every I mernber^t Kth»i forc«SifttJrS
tne lTexceptibn > of A Sergeact jpteyi* of Sthe•*
tFlrst's Districts ? arid UPoUcenuin: vj Sweesey jg
"of i the ; Second l pUtric^^»TbttTdttty;fiEßii^
: yesterday. : noVone ; has Jrepcriadf Ut^Jr
Fifteen ; Hours ' -\to\i ■Jmciimnwwitt^J^l
:"'■ sef^ :' Flyer Over the .-. Seaboaur4jtf <wi||
Florida,.** t*. totk. : ,/
Jan. 12. , the Seaboard iwilS
inaugurate ; itsi new; trains— Noau? a ; and > S\ =:
to a be ;s known $ aa 3 the £ "Seaboard f glar-d»S
Limited.*^ soatbbounfi.i and ■ the >"S««boardg
New¥TcrkiUTnlt«o.^n<)rthbQ«n4i*§.*sEhl»i
trafo^-will ■ sto P 3at B H«nder9Qn^KitleUshiS
Soutfiern ; Pine*/«Haml«fclCam4«w|ColiMn^
bJa%*nd*Saramah^onlysib«tw«en?-lUctei>p
mond'^ and ? Jactoonvflle.i and s Is | posftty^i
tbeefa3twtstraln3thatiwiu^b«4^srat«4€
th^i Y *easonlbetw«cn s thet?awt;anjj jFJo^fldi^
and*wilMw operated daily.-." 'VfsSsfi
avThelscbeduhflwni^l>e?ft»!fono^»il)lssiw«^
Richmond JK>2BJJPJSM; :^ (Main-Street? SKa-it
Uon)tiarrlve|Hendewo»ili3&TArs-.JMtsS'«rrtvo^
l^e!«hf2^rA^M.^*CTl^S^th«rj»s^jvM^
4ait"Ar|Mlr|»rrlv* ! :HaOTlet?4a2?4£ I s3*3ajt^
t rte* i CaindeniS^S ?A?<M.s arrt»aK€S>lt«nbiais
{JtHgAisitm arrived SavaniMlh^tlifJ^M^
f arrtv6?Jadteson«me*l^|P."jafc^arrfar«?tafe#
i pojtd S entirely ■§ of /•.; »«w^i »ndpiij^ttM«tiii
;|^|ftiumfeqtUsw«*ll««s^t^e*^fpj*|
•nd^St. Augustine, as: fbUqw»: ■ pulimau ,
aininf-car.' doubladrMrh^roora a$M««r k -;
compartment car. an 4 «b«erv»ttott <ar.r
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Richmond dispatch. [volume], January 13, 1903, Page 11, Image 11
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