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TRADING
SLUGGISH
Disappointing Statement Car?
ried Prices Downward.
DEALINGS PROFESSIONAL
All tho News of tho Day Was of an Un?
favorable Character, and Effect Was
Depressing on Prices?Bonds
Were Sympathetic.
(By Associated, ?????.)
NEW YORK, Juno ??.-To-day's stock
market made some headway against oar
Jj? depression, which seemed to bo re?
flected from London, but tho disappoint?
ing banks' statement carried orlen to
below lest night'.? level all around. '.Tlio
trading throughout was languid, uno the
movement of prices very sluggish, ifory
few transactions were of an origin ''^ut
Bide tho board room. Some support ?.till?
ed to bo accorded to tho United til .ties
Htccl stocks and tho coalcre. The con?
tinuance of tills year's schedulo of price?
for steel product? and tho announcement
of tlio placing of largo ordere for steel
rails helped tho steel stocks, and was
nn encouraging factor for tho whole mar?
ket. There wore some special point.? of
weakness, notiibly smelting. Its decline
of 2 f,-s was due to disappointment over
the failure of dividend action at tho
recent director?' mooting. The weather
reports from tho corn belt and the firm?
ness of tho cereal markets as well as
the rally In cotton had an unsatisfactory
effect on ?loci:.?, and the reports of tho
danger of a passenger war In tho north?
west wore not liked. Tho new stops taken
in tlio suit of minority stockholders In
?Southern Pacific against tho Union Pa?
cific interests dlspoced of tho supponl
tlon Hint this disputo liad been com?
promised. Reports from Boston of a
cut in copper, by a leading competitor
depressed Amalgamated. Colorado fuel
was hurt by tho vague rumors of a
renewed outbreak of international dlsscn
?lons over the control of the company.
Instead of the expected increase of $6.000,
000 In tho cash in tho banks, tho weekly
statement shows a gain of only $1,863,
Suo.
Bonds have moved in sympathy with
Stocks.
United States 3's, coupon, and the
new 4's advanced 1-4 per cent., as com?
pared with the closing call of last week.
Total salc'3 o? stocks to-day were 211,
700 shares.
MONEY AND B-YCHaNOE-CLOBE:
Money on call, nominal; time money,
easy: sixty days, 4 per cent.; ninety days,
et 1-2; six months. ? per cent.; prime
mercantile paper. &g? l-?; sterling ex?
change, fairly ?toady, with actual hlnd
J1CK3 In bunkers' bills at S4?T7.75?14S7.875
for demand, and at $4S5.25'<.l4S?.37? for six?
ty day bills; posted rates. $4&? 1-2f4&5, und
SISS 1-2; commercial bills. $164 l-2fl>l&i;
bar silver, 63; Mexican dollar's, 4L
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
<Hy AsHocIntoil Frees.)
NEW YORK. June 20.?The statement
of averages of the clearing houso banks
of this city for the week shows:
I^ans $904,821.100. Increaso $1.459,100.
Depoi'lt? $SV.'.77!?.300. Increase $2.849,600.
Circulation $4t,OOS,S00, Increase S2.700.
Legal tenders $74.084, decrease $954.500.
Specie ?ir?s,45,'i.70n, increase $2.314,300.
Reserve $23,254.400. Increase $1,859,800;
Reservo roqulred $222,444.825, Increase
5737.400.
Ex-Unlted Btatcs deposits ?19,425,000. in
crease ?A?6.S25.
Surplus $10,OS?,575, Increase $622,400.
Wall Street Gossip.
(Special to Thc Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
NKW yOItK, June 20.?The opening of tho
Mock market wn? tame nnd feature!???. Th?
I-ondou price?, which wer?? lower, had little
effect, except I" check onleldc Intere?!, and tbe
tradora for the nw*t pert were operating rery
lightly In view of the uncertainty aa to the
hank statement.
C. F. I. EOM) OFF:
Colorado Fuel and Iron w?a Inclined, to eel 1
off. ns the ktinrt Interest which h?d been Ita
best support appeared to haTe been eliminated
in the reeent rail.??. It 1? thousbt llkeljr that a
clearer rlew ot the company'? financial affair?
will he obtainable by Wednesday.
????????? STOCKS STRONG:
The anthracite Mock? showed a ?Mr amonnt
of ?trength, eepoclally as th?re la a fairly
etrong section of the professional element operat?
ine on th? bull, n ta claimed Hint the ?how
Ini for May ?ill be particularly good.
8TEEI, STOCKS. HARP:
The l'nlled Hiatos Steel lentie? opened turd.
probably on the entering of >twk? sold In Ten?
don. The licit opinion mound the street la tint
the price Ik ?k Ime ?? much moro Horlous traile
conditions would warrant, while the outlook
for btablllty und ?etlrlty In the corporation's
buJinrK? 1? good for an Indefinit? timo ahead.
FIRST HOUR'S TRANSACTIONS:
Thu rollili? of transaction? In the first hour
were ?mailer limn lu tho corresponding period
for ? very luus lime pout, and trader? who lind
hitherto ticen willing to do a little ?comed tired
of buying nnd ?wiling to and from each other.
The changes wero of very trifling character.
LONDON SOM) KRIKS:
Korne I/indon selling wa? reported In the Erie
1 Miles, nnd although It wa? not In considerable
robinie, had Hie effect of ehceklng an attempt
to hid Hint ?lock up. Tliern done not ?ecm to
In? nn yaotlvii hull necount In Krie's at present,
apart from operation? by the Hoffman house
crowd, who aro opt to change their positions at
nny moment.
Tin: sr.coND not;rt:
in the ?iec'ind hour the market waa dilli, un.
til the bunk Maternent brought .In n. few ?ell
lng order*. The stntement wa? leni fntoriihle
thon the preliminary ratiiniitea, the Increase In
loan? cutting down the gain In rcserro,
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
Richmond, Va,, June 20, 1903.
STATE SECURITIES: Kid. Asked.
North Carolina 4'a, ?.? 1010,... 103
Va, S'a, Now, C. and n., 1032.... P31? 0i?
Va. Centuries, 2-3, 0, and It. P3}5 03*'
CITY HKCUniTIEB.
Wei <?Jty 4'a, ?., 1 ?20-1030.... 108
lt.. ????? BONOS:
?. C. ^. It.. Con?ol. Tr. 4'?.... 93!, PflU
Char., ??), und Aug. 2d ?'a, O... 114 ,., '
Oniglii. So. nnd Ha., ??4G?. 114
I-elerMiurg Clime A f>'a. ?. 0. 114
Petersburg ('lana II U's, ?. I!... .127
Western N. 0, lat C?. 0,, 1914. 118
?????,????? STOCKS: Par,
Atlantio Coast Une com.]on ... jo?
Norfolk end Weatern com.loo ??,? 04
Southern Ueilwuy pfd.100 fifi
Southern Itiilliniy com.300 23 ,,,
BANK AMI TI?U8T CO. STOCKHl
Brosd-Stroct Bsiik .2? S?
City .?5 31 ,,,
Vint Nntlonnl .100 200
MeiChutiU National ..,,.100 300 ,,,
NatioLiil lia u If of Virginia..,,,ino 128
Petersburg km?, ?ud In?. Co.20 70 fitf.
Plantera ???????? ,,.100 810 ,,,'
?nutherr Vrust Co.100 112(4 .,,
INS!' .? NCI! COM PAMES!
Vlrglnli fire and Marine.39 ST .,,
?Ilh't i:i.l.A.M'.tjL't?:
Amer. Tob. pfil,, H p. e.100 ... HS
aiiierleiiii TjOCOMoIIyb pfd.100 00 tjl
(ESTABLISHED 1839.)
MEMBERS
New York Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange),
PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL MARKETS.
Investment Securities
O ?O3O$0t0KHO?O$O^0?O^K>$O?O?0$0^?O*0?C^ ??
| OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK S
? totx>*o?o?O?ot<yso?<yso$<y?Crio?o$o?<iy&^
BALES:
American Can corn.
400 American Can pfd . 43
American doss Twine.
American Cotton Oil com.
900 American Locomotive com..... 23
American Locomotive pfd..... ...
Anaconda .
??0 American Car and Foundry.... !(4%
GOO American Sugar. 320%
18000 ?., T. and Raute Fo com. (57
W) ?.. T. and 8ante Fa pfd.?. !M%
FmiO Amalgamated Copper. f>i%
IfrOO Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 57
1900 Canadian Pacino . 122
29?0 Chesapeake and Ohio. 87?
100 Canada Southern . 06%
Colordo Southern com. ,..
Colorado Southern 1st pfd.
100 Colorado Southern 2d pfd. 28
75G? Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul. 160%
f?00 Chi., Rock Island aud Pac. 33%
8*AI Colorado Fuel and Iron. 02%
100 Chicago Great Western. IS,?*
C, C. C. nnd St. Louis.
loo Consolidated Gas . 304
822 Delaware and Hudson. 171
200 Del., L?ick and Western. ?HO
Jfil.7) Krlo com .... 32%
3G/?0 Erie 1st pfd .-. <WS
DIO Kilo 2d pfd .~. K-%
(ienentl Klectrlo .
300 Illinois Central . 134
400 Leather . ? ,
2G? ]/)iiIhvI11o and Nashville. 110?
?40 Manhattan . 2??*
200 Metropolitan. SI %
100 Mexican Central . ?life
By Thomas Branch & Co., Bankers and Brokers.
Open. High. Low.
Close.
6%
84%
ism,
em
?l'A
M?
67%
122%
fi
101%
31
63
1S%
i 9?
171%
2G.0
S3
WH
t?%
ini
ri
110%
mu
124%
21%
31'?
HD1?
GG4?
!?'-?
?:%
r>7
37%
05%
1?%
li?
32%
65%
DO
?? ?
9
no',4
124'.;
21%
so
S3
84
110%
06?
01
?','?
f.7%
121*?
87-l?
r.,%
p li
os
fi
02
33%
80%
}?)?
173V4
260
82%
nf4
177
13.1
8%
HO
13.M.1
?a?.
21%
SALES: Open.
fcOO Missouri rodilo . 103%
Mo., Kan, and Texas com.
Mo., Kan. nnd Texas pfd.
P"0 New York Central . 320%
2ooo ?. V.. ont. and Western. 2514
?'-ift) Norfolk and Western. H3%
12200 Pennsylvania . 325%
Pressed Steel Car .
Pressed fi tel Car pfd..?.
People's Ons Trust .
IS240 Reading com . 49%
100 Reading 1st pfd. 82%
2oo Reading 2d pfd . o7%
' Republic Iron and Steel com...
300 Ropubilo Iron and Steel pfd...
200 Kloss .
HI. L. nnd Ran Francisco.
St. L. and San Fran. 2d pfd...
Seaboard Air Line com.
Seaboard Air Line pfd.
St. I,, and Southwestern pfd...
3O00 Southern Pacific .
2100 Southern Railway com.
Southern Railway pfd.
Ton Tennessee Col nnd Iron.
Ufi Texas Pacific .
6V*1 ITnlon Paclflo com.
100 Union Paclflo pfd .
12W) United States Steel com.
?700 United States Stool pfd.
Va.-Carollna Cham, coin.
Va.-Carolina Chem. pfd.
IVO WabMh com . 2411
2000 Wabash pfd . 43%
337 Western Union . S4
200 Wisconsin Central . 20%
Wiiiconsln Central pfd.? ...
High.
i03%
126%
?SM,
Low,
102%
Hi
4SJ4
23(5
*fVi%
20
80%
'i?%
70%,
120% 120?%
49& 40
82% 82%
97% 67%
'?4% '?;(%
40 29%
4S%
So'.?
'21%
43%
84
20%
4f-%
?3%
23%
4.3
20%
C?es?
102%
20
40
12?;'i
25%
08?
lg%
M
87
?7%
49%
82%
on
15
74
30%
70*5
01
21%
3'>%
88
4K%
2.3%
87
40%
87..
29%
79%
64%
117
24%
43
W%
20
40
CLOSINO BOND QUOTATIONS.
I). R. refunding 2'?, registered....
0. 8. refunding 2'?, coupon.
U, f!. 8'a, registered.
U. ft. P.'?. coupon .
?, S. New 4'?. registered.
II. H. Nwf 4'?, coupon.
IT. H. old 4'?, registered.
IJ. H. old 4's, coupon .
U, H. G,?, registered.
U. 8. B'a, coupon .
Atchlson, cenerai 4'? .
Atchlson. adjustment 4-?.
Ilnltltnorn and Olilo 4'a.
niiltliaorn and Ohio 3%'a .
Baltimore and Oblo Coot. 4'?.
Canada Soulhern 2d'a.
Central of Georgia C'a .
Central of Georgia lit Ine.
Ctietapeak? and Oblo 4%'? .
('Meato and Alton 3^'a.
Chicago, B. and Qulncy new 4i..
Chicago. M. ond St. Paul gen. 4 ?.-.
Chicago and Northwestern con. ? *
io.-,%
100 %
107 vi
101
11)5%
186?
HO
111
102'/,
102?,
100
W%
101%
101%
100%
io.->%
H>4%
72%
1"3?1
70
03%
loo
130%
103
Chicago, Hock Island and Pac. i'?..~.
()., ?., C. ?ud fit. Louie ?en. 4'a.
Chicago Terminal 4'a .
Colorado nnd Southern 4'a .
IX'iiTcr nnd Ilio Grande 4's.
I'.rlo prior lien 4'g .'.
Uric General 4'a.
Tort Worth nnd Denver City lat'e...._
Iloclilng Vnlloy 4Vj'a . IOT'4
Jyoulsvlllo and Nosh. UnMcd *'a. 101
Manhattan con. cold -l'a. 101%
Mexican Central 4'a . 77
Mexican Central 1st Tnc. 2:i".
Minn, and St. Louts 4's. 100
88%
84?
Missouri, Knn. and Texas 4's.
Missouri, Kan. and Texas 2d's...
New York Central ?en. 3>/4'?.
Now Jersey eCntrnl central 6'?..,
Northern Paclflo 4's .
Northern Pacific ?'? .
erfolk and Western con.
07 M
RO
ini
i:?2
loiM
71 %
IteadinK General 4's . 07',?
Bt. t,. nnd Iron Mountain con. 6's.lll!.-j
Bt. I/)Ul?i and San francisco 4'a. 08',-i
St. Louis Southwestern l^t's.? 02%
Ht. I.nuls .Southwestern I'l'n. 70
Ban Antonia and Arkansas t'ots 4's. 70
Southern Poetile 4's . 87%
Southern Railway G-s' . 31?
Texts ami Pacifie, lat's . 110
Toledo, Bt. G?. nnd Western 4's. 77ai
Union Pacific 4'a . 1?2J?
Union I'aclllc conr. 4'i.,. (!.">'t
Wabash let's .i. 114%
Wahiah 2d'.?. ini?/.
Wiibn-h Deb. It's. 7.1%
West Shore 4's . 100
Whtellp? and G?? Erie 4'a . 1)1
Wisconsin Central 4's . 00%
Continental Tobacco 4'a. 00%
('?olorudo Fuel .Vb . K0!4
Rock Island 4's'.?. 7li-?;
I'entu.vlTiinl.'i .'?'?!,??. 0-'>%
U. 8. Steel 2d r,'s . km,(,
M. nnd O., rollatemi trust 4's. 02
Central of Georgia 2d Ine. 82%
Vlrglnla-aCrollna Chemical Co. com. 54%
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. pfd. 117
Va.-Car. Cheui. Pfd., 8 p. c.100 ... 110
Va.-Carolina Chemical com....100 64% 05
BALTIMOHE STOCK MAItKET.
BALTIMORE, 1ID? June 20.?Seaboard Air
ommon. 21*4 bid: do. preferred, 8?1}4??37.
Soatioard 4'a, 78"4i(g78??. Atlantic Coeet Line,
common and preferred, not quoted.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW VOHK. June 20.?The cotton market
opened ?tendy at nn adrante of 1(38 points on
better cablea and talk of too much cold; weather
in tbe cotton belt, which led to covering wluth
mit stimulating new speculative ncCvvlty on the
long side of the account: the public. If unytliing,
being Inclined to ?ell the new? crop mouths on
any milles. This morning (bo principal Bcllcra
uere profit-takers, however, and tho market
rarled but little from the figures after tbe first
call.
Cotton futures opened steady at tho advance
end closed weak:
Open. High. Lovr. Close
June . _ .... 12.14
July .12.20 12.25 12.20 12.20
August .11.84 11.87 11.75 11.74
September ...11.00 11.03 ??.?? 10.80
October .10.20 lo.?.?? 10.01 10.00
November ... 0.P9 10.00 0.73 . fW77
December_0.02 0.03 ?.7G TT.71
January .ft.SO P.O'J 0.72 P.71?
February _0.S1 0.8T 0.81 0.03
Spot colton closed dull; middling upland?;
12.40; middling gulf, 12.03; salea, 601 bales.
Cotton, dull; middling, 12.40; net receipt?. 100
bale?; gros?, ;!,??1 balea; sales, COI bales; stock,
184,454 bale?.
Total to-day at all eeaport??Net receipts.
2.112 bale?; eiport to Great Ttrltaln, 2.9?1
bale?; to tbe Continent, 3,037 bales; stock, 247,
002 bslcs.
Consolidated at ?II ???port??Net receipts
:,142 bale?; export to (Iront Britain, 2,001 hale?;
to thc Continent, 3.037 bales.
Total ?Ime September 1st at all seaports
Net receipts, 1.03,123 bales; export to Great
Britain, 2,742,041 bales; to France. 705,7 ""
balea; to the Continent, 2,770,718 bales|
Japan, 135,100 bale?.
NEW ORLEANS. June 20.?COTTON?Spot
cotton market to-day was quiet; quotations un?
changed.
Tho future market was very quiet Id eplte of
thc fact that Liverpool was sensationally fav?
orable .reporting an advance of 10 point? In
npol? nnd 13S?1 7poUlt? In future?. In the local
market the roum trader? wer? iti? oulr partic??
panos. At tho opening price? were V'IO ptlnts
higher than yesterday'? clone, but almost Im?
mediately commenced to ciiao off on the winter
month?. At noon the close compared with Fri?
day's closing; .luly showed ? gnln of 5 points,
August unehHiigi'd, while nil the other optimi?
?howod net loste?; June G, September 5 itud
the winter months )?'??- poluta each.
Cotton future? steady: July, 13.404118.50!
August, 13.!I4(*13.35; September. 11.45WU.40;
October, O.OAtf/.O.PQ; November, n.fVlftO.tjl; De?
cember, 0.01510.82: January, O.G3(%9.U4.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK. June 2?j.-~KI.0UH? null, but
firm; winter' patenta, $3.850.4.20; Minncsotn
patent?, ?4.50iii4.no. Rye Flour?Steudy; fair
to good. $2.834?3.20. Cernmcul?Quiet. Byo?
Quiet. Parley?Steady.
Wheat?Spot ensy; No. 2 red. 84c. Options
had on easier opening on ralna In the North?
west, rallied and eventually yielded to unload?
ing, closing te'?'ic. net lower. July closed
Ot 82',ic; September, 70??e. ; December, 70!4c.
Corn?Spot dull: No. 2, ?7'<??. Option? open?
ed lower, but rallied, after which It eased back
again, closing practically unchanged. July
closed at 67ijo.; September, fill Vic.: December.
?G?,??. tints- Spot firm! No, 1!, 43',??. Options
Opened linn, but eased off.
neef?I'lrra; family. ???.??'?? ii.ro; mess,
iS.Wtgn.fiO! beef ham?, ?1?.???81.00. Cut
Heat?? Firm; pickled brille?. ?'??10?,;?.; do.
shoulders, So. ; do. liaras, 11G?<??1&. Lard?
Easy; western steamed, ?9.10: retlned, ensy;
Continent, . ?U20: compound, JT.r.oQS. Pork??
Firm; fuinll.v, ?1S.50Q10; short clear, $17.5oQ
10.25.
Hinter?Firm; extra creamery. 21 Uc; Strft?
dairy; 17?21c. Cheese?Sternly; Stnte, full
cream, fnncy ?mall, colored nnd white, 105^0.
Kggtt-?Olriu; Stale nnd Pennsylvania, cxlnis,
IS'V
Coffee- The market for coffee future? opened
?tendy, 5 poluta higher under covering and
batter Ruropcun cables, but turned easier as a
result of continued full receipt? at primary
point? and selling by Importers, closing dull'at
u decliuo of 5 point?. Salo?. 11,0(hi hags, Spot
Rio, quiet ; No. 7 Invoice, Oir?c. ; wild, quiet;
Cordova, 7U'illille,
Sugar?Raw, steady: fair refining, tuie.: cuti?
trifugal. Oil test, Il 1902c,! mollisse? ?ugni?,
3 2U-32C.; retlned, steady; coufeo.tlouera' A, .14.70;
cut loaf, $5,15: powdered, ?1.H5; granulated,
$4.85: ciihea, ?5.10. Hire?Firm; domestic,
fair to eslrn, 4'int7c.; Japan, nominal. Mo.
lusse??Firm; New Orleans, good to choice,
01 ?40c.
Tallow?Dull, Rosin?Firm : ?trained, com.
mmi to good, BQQOO?C. Turpentine?Firm at
?2.10. ._
CHICAGO, ILL., Juno 20.?Trading In tho
grain pit? wi? of ?tualler volume to-tlny and
less bullishueas was manifested than of late,
although September wheat closed '?c, higher.
September corn wns a ?bed? higher with imts
unchanged; provision? 10. lower.
Tlio leadliiK futures ranged as follows:
Opon. nigh. Low. Close,
WHEAT??". 2.
July (Old)., 77',t 77U 7??? 77
July (new?. 7rt',? ???? TB? 70S
Sept. '(oidi. 751.? 75t! T4^ 7G.>i
Kept, (new) 761? 75!i Til? 75
couN-??. a.
June. ?? ?? 4!"u
July . ROU Roti <tO*i 4QI?.
?.? roil r.oi7. .101/. Jill/.
Dec' '.'.'.'.
OATH -No. .,
July . ?1*4 40?? BOU 40
Sept.m KW ?3a? 88V4
Dee. ??!*? ???? W, 8314
JJFSS l'OHK?Per bbl.
July .10.II21J lfl.02<i 10R7',4 in.?7'i
8ept.17.00 17.00 10.00 ltl.00
LARD?Per 100 lbs.
Julv .8.82'A B.82'4 8.77?,'j K.7T',i
Sept.8.07 ti 8.07'.S e.OO 8.92
BIIOUT UII1S?Per too lbs.
Julv .0.30 0.?10 0.271,4 0,30
Sept.9.30 0.80 0.23 0.27 %
C'usi) quotations were ?? follows: Flour
Qulot sud uiieriiinged; winter patent?, f :: Met
o.70; Htruigbls >'3.20(rl3.36. No. -J spring wheat,
77<?t,T?ie. ! No. 3, 730 77c. ! No. 2 led. ?'???,?
77'?,e. No. S corn, 4iHi?&(><?. ; No. -J yellow',
5(irrt63Uc. No. 3 oat?, IlO^e.; No. 3 white,
SO'???tI??? No. 2 ry?. Mile, Full? to chole?
malting bsrlo.v. 5??4(52?.. Nu. 1 nuxsred. mull?
we?lDiu. iSl.ti2(?i'l.i?3; iiiimc Tltuotliv scud. S::.?'i.
Ileus polk, pu? l'iiiiel. $iOS7U?; l?r<l, per Dm
pound?; $s.7$'?io-78>.-?; short rltm siile? (lout?),
lu,lf>'f(0.50! dry nulled slioiildcr? (hosed ?,
JS.lg'jil* ?'">! ??ori cleur side? (boxed), S'.m?:.1'
010 75. Whisk??, bssls of high ivlpei. 11.80,
Clyrcr, contra,r gride. $11 ,G.???/; 11 75. Huiler .
E??> ; creameli??, Hi it20?ic, ; dairies, )8?(fl
.my . wivi n??* <""< ?'??Ji
Sent. Mil 501, 4??,? h?
Dec. 4S1.? 48!. ?7',i 48!?
ISe. Cheese?Steady at 10%<311iic. E^gs?
Easy at mark, casca Included, \-\.'<0' 9 '?
BALTIMORE, MD^ Juno 20.?FLOUR?Innc
tiro and unchanged. Wheat?Dull anTl easy,
apot and the month, 7D'.?i??S0c.; 'aoutryru hy
sample, 75'3B0c. Corn?Quiet and lower; ?pot
and tho month. 55?56%C.; southern while com,
01<fj57%c. Oats?Firm; No. 2 white. 4c.r>.
jtye?Firm; No. 2, 57?. Butter, Eggs, Cheese
aud Sugar?Steady and unchanged.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
ntchmond. Va., June 20, 1003.
QUOTATION&
WHEAT?
Longbcrry .-.82 (283%
Mixed ..82 ?S8V*
Shortberr? .82 ?.S3V)
No. 2 red .83 ? 88%
Va. bac lots.75 @83
CORN?
White (Va.) bag lots.'. 50 @G0
No. 2 ?hito . r.n
No. ?I white . OS
Ko. 2 mixed .,*.... r.s
No. 3 inlied .57
??? S?
No. 2 mixed .44
No. 3 mixed . 4S
No. 2 white . 40
BYE . 50
CATTLE MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL., June 20.?CATTLE?Re
celpts, 3G?) bead; market etcady. Good to primo
steers, $0?5.45; poor to medium, $4@4.S5;
?lo.;kers? and feeders, ?30?.75; cows and heif?
ers. Sl.iWffi4.75; canner?, $1.00(<I2.8O: bulle,
?2.r,0?/4.50; calves, $:?ff?6.50; Texas-fed steer*.
$l.50'tf?.5O. Hogs? Kecciptn to-day. 47.000
head; to-morrow, 42,000 head; left over, 2,000
head; market steady to 5e. lower. Mixed ?lid
butcher?. (?.???a.??; good to choice heavy.
SO.Hi?'i?.20; mugli heavy. .<.-?.0"'?0.10; light. $0ff?
0.20; bulk of ??le?, $?.05<?10.15. Sheep?Re?
ceipts, 2,000 hood; rnsrliet steady. Good to
choice wethers, 54.50ii5.25; fair to choice mix?
ed, $3<?4.25; native lambs, $4(26.75.
NEW i'OUK, Juno 20.?BEEVES?Receipt*.
85 head, nil consigned direct; no salee reported.
Dressed beef steady. City dressed, nativo side?,
7(i/..s'.jc. per pound. Calves?City dressed vcu'/,
S'i/llc. per pound. Sheep and Lambs?Receipts.
5.71,0 bead; sheep lower. Reponed ??ales of
sheep at $3.25C(t5; lambs at $n.50i37.50. Dress?
ed mutton, general sales, 7<&lii'?t?. per pound.
Dressed lambs, general sals. ll?l?/7 pr pound.
UogH?Receipt?, 2,841 head; none reported on
salo alive.
EAST LIBERTY, pA., June 20.?CATTLE?
Steady. Cholee, $5.40??5.50; prime. S5.15ii5.lI5;
good, $4.S5??r5. llega?Lower. Prime henvy,
merllum. heavy yorkerc $il.30ffJ0.r.5: light york
era and pigs, $ii.40i?<.(i.45: roughs. $4(!? 1.75.
Sheep?Steady, Best wether*. $4.S?ffi.'; culls
and common, $2(.?3; yearlings, $30.5; veal
calves, $7'4:7.25.
CINCINNATI, O.. .Tune 20.?HOGS?Actlv
and higher at $?50(30.60. Cattle?Dull at $2.50
""00. Sheep?Steady at $2.25?4.10. Lambs
j at $-1.20<fr.?.75
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA., June 20.?The peanut market
Deans, B. C, round, per batiket.. 1.50
Is milet today. The ony ehnnge In prices Is
Spanish nuts, which havo dropped In price to
"7'i|C. a bushel. The price? urn a? follow?:
Fancy, ?julet at 3c; strictly prime, 2%c. ;
prime, 2i.e.; low grades, 2c.I machine picked,
2':i2',e.; Spanish, 77%c, per bushel. Blnckeyo
peas, $2.25 bag; hlhck and specillo peas, $1;
clay and red pena, toc. I'cauut bags In balea?
os In., 7 -1-lOc.
PETKItSBURO, V?. June 20.?PEANUTS?
Spanish, new, market very lirm ut 77%c.? sellers
asking more. Virginia's?Quiet at 3c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, .Tun? 20.?Tho dry goods market
?lotea quietly for tho week with operations of
buyers restricted lo bara necessities, 'firn ten?
dCDcy of price? is higher, but tho buyer la not
to bo eajoob'il Imo speculating by th? prospects
of bel?g obliged to pay mom lu tho near
future. Curtuliment Is increasing In cotton mills
throughout tbe country, and although no agree?
ment la being entered Into, Individual curtail
ment la becoming very generili.
NAVAL STORKB,
WILMINGTON, N. C? Juno CO.?SP1RITR
TIJIU'DNTINK?Firm at 47c.; receipt?, 03
casks. Rosin?Nothing; doing; receipts, 3S0
barrels. Crudo Turpentine?Firm ut $i,75@3
and $3.25; receipts, ?J? b?rrela, Tar?Firm lit
$l.i!5; receipts; 51 barrel?,
SAVANNAH. (JA., June 20.--SPIRITS TUR.
PUNTINI?:?Firm at lTc; receipts, 73!? casks;
?ales, 055 casks; exports. 9,800 ivuaks. Itoslu?
Firmi receipts. 1,551 barrel?! sales, ?1,251 bar?
rels; exports. "05 barrels.
CHARLESTON, B. I.',, Juno BO,?TURP?N?
TINE-SUaily at -lUl?e, Roslu?Steady.
COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK. Juno !?),?Cnltonurnd oil quletor,
but steady williuul noliiblu change. Prim?
?nule. f. o. b. ?????. :il?t32e.. now erotti primo
uiiiiiHT yellow. 42',s(ii, IftV. ; off hummer yellow,
???aiSe.l off ?umilici' yellow, 07?37%C,? primi)
while, 4iie. ; pilme winter yellow, 4Uc.? prime
meal, $27^27.00 nominal.
mari?e~??telugence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNK 20, 1003.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Poeuliontas, Oruvo?. Norfolk tnd
Jumes River landing*, inenhandlse aud pussun?
Iter?, Virginia Navigation Co,
Klenuier Binliclcy. Guy, Norfolk, mcrchnudlss
and passengers, old ??.,????????? lino.
Usigli Sharon Hill, Ilattcrhy, Ilulllmore, coal,
Cruuip und West Co.
KAILEI).
Steamer Rorkelny, Guy, Norfolk, merebnudle?
and pussi'iife'crs. Old Diunliilon Hue.
Schooner Juliet L. llopklus, Colllson, Jnnie?
River, light.
Tug Ruiliuut. Biillliuura, two oil barges.
llai'gu Ami Thomson, Conner, .lames River,
light.
llaigo Perryvltle, Morse, James River, light.
PORT 01' WEST POINT, JUNE 20, 100.1.
ARRIVED.
Charlotti), Murphy, Uullluiuro. passeugera and
gfticru! ein'u'i.
?? I LEI).
I','. ..Inlie. Murphy, llultlinore. passengers aud
geijoiMl larijo.
pout NEWPORT NEWS. Jini; 20, u>i';i.
Aitili VEIL
Ste.iiLii'i? Cuslsuo. I.i'IkIoh.
Schooner j. ?, Usrgeit. New York.
SAILED.
Sleiiuier Orlon, Ui.iini.
tiebwurr Cora F, CrcilJ, Uostou,
ROME'S TENDENCY IS
TOWARD THE FRIARS
(Spec|al Cable to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.
Copyright, 1003.)
ROME, June 20.?Father Vatmann has
bren In Rome for three days and is leav?
ing Immediately for the United States.
Ho has been received by Cardinals Sa?
tolli and Rampola and by tho Pope. Ho
(??ays that he has been received cordially
everywhere, but It Is believed that he
has not made a good Impression generally
on the ecclesiastical authorities.
He has spoken ungererously against the
friars of the Philippines, whereas the
tendency In Rome Is distinctly In favor
of retaining them as far as possible. Tho
Sacred Congregation for Extraordinary
Ecclesiastical Affairs, which Is the chief
authority on the religious situation In
the Philippines, contains a majority of
cardinals belonging to the religious or?
ders. All tho cardinals are growing more
and more concerned about the fato of
the church In the archipelago, owing to
tho fact that there Is not at present
one-third of the number of pilosis neces?
sary for tho islands, and there Is little
prospect of finding them slnco the supply
of regular clergy from Spain has ceased.
It Is announced hero that Mgr. O'Con
ncll, rector of Washington University, Is
omlng to Rome nt tho end of the schol?
astic year to rorort progress to Cardinal
Satolli, as Prefect of the Congregation
of Studies.
Cardinal Satolli has become Bishop ot
Frascati?ono of tho six suburban dio?
ceses of Rome. It is likely that Cardinal
Serafino A'fenrmtolU, hitherto ?icnorally
regarded as among the most "palpable,"
Is to ba appointed vice-chancellor of the
Holy Roman Church, succeeding Cardinal
Pa rocchi. This position Is commonly re?
garded as sending Its occupant Into re?
tirement, although technically It Is the
highest oflice In Rome.
TRACK TO BALLAST BEDS
Platinum and Gold Prospectors?Ex?
perimental Macadam Road.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
REIDSVILDE, N. C, June 20.-Thc
Southern is building a track to a point
out from Stacy's, five miles north of here,
where a very large supply of ballast will
be obtained at a nominal cost. A large
forco of men have been at wark nnd In a
short time the lino win be complotedi
The Southern yesterday gave an ordor to
the St. Clair Construction Company, of
St. Clair, ?. C, for a huge rock crusher,
which will crush rock for Ihn btllnst on
the new double tracie lino, l?uc.y's la a
splendid point, being right at any f???
llty of rock nnd In easy reach of a long
stretch of mileage on each side.
Colonel Stilli, representing a wealthy
platinum and gold-mining com.op.',y, of
Ariaonn, is spending a fow days m Pel
hum, Inspecting oros recently found on
the lands of T. J. Coloniali, Raspue Deck
and M. R. Fitzgerald, Hnmplss of this
oro were recently sent Colonel Stlth and
ho seems very much Impressed with the
same, Heneo his visit there to Jnspoct
with a view to purchasing either the
lands or mining rights.
A representative of the Southern Ral]
wuy has boon In Polham for several r?uys
trying to purchaso land upon which to
orcct an Immenso coul chute,
The county commissioners soems to ho
In earnest in their efforts to havo Rock?
Ingham ronds put in good simpo. Tho
doubling of tho lovy will enublo them to
havo two snuads of convicts nt work and
it is moro than probable, that a macadam
road will bo built us an experiment, As
It was contended by ilio opposition to
the bond Issue that the proper way to
macadamise roads was by direct taxa?
tion, tho commissioners will not moot with
any position In tho work they are plan?
ning.
A MEMORIAL SERVICE
Honor to Be Done the Late Cnpt. M,
W. Cosby tltis Afternoon.
A memorial service in memory of Cap.
tuln Maurice W, Cosby, who recently lost
bla lire by falllnir beneath his traini will
bo hold, In the Rail way Y. M, C, A.
Hull at the Main-Street Station this nf
lernoou at ? o'clock, Cnplnln W. U, llal?
lis will preside end tho muslo will lie un?
tici? the charge o? Prof, J. L, Mitchell,
The Programme, will be ns follows:
Bung, "lliiw 1'?p?? a Foundation" ?
Prayer, Mr. J. li. W'pod; Duet, Mr. niut
Mrs. AV. ?j. Hallos; Scripture Reading,
Mr, AV, M. Dicker?; S<nig, "Rode of
Age?"; AddresH, Rev, Pr. .?nini ilimnou;
Solo, Captain F, W. Cunningham; ??????
gles, by friends of tho deceased; Sun;;,
"'Sha!) We Qntliei' at the Hiver','"; Heue
diction.
mm i, wiluams & sons
BANKERS,
Dealers In RICHMOND, VA.,
INVESTMENT
MUNICIPAL BONDS A SPKCIAIVI'Y.
Correspondence invited.
Review of
'S JU
Sitterding Garneal
Davis Co.,
No. 10 Broad street.
Manufacturers of nil kinds of Lumber,
nnd dealers in Llrno, Cement, Faints,
Ulis, etc.
THECARDWEUM?CMNEGO.
Manufacturer?
TOBACCO MACHINERY. ELEVATORS,
AND FARCINO IMPLEMENT8,
Richmond, Va.
Writo for Souvenir.
GORDON METAL E
1426-32 East Cnry St., Richmond, Va.,
Jobbers of
TIN PLATE, IRON AND STEEL
ROOFING. BLOCK AND GALVAN?
IZED SHEETS. TINNERS' TOOLS
AND SUPPLIES.
Friclionless EM
Company,
RICHMOND, VA.,
Owners anil solo manu facturera
of tho
FAMOUS FRICTIONLESS METAL.
It is the best In the world.
II
Smith-Courtney Co.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Bouthern agents for the Improved Bate
Corliss Engine. Machinery. Pumps, Pelt?
ing, Bteel and Wood Pulleys, Shafting
and HanKcrs Railroad, Mine, Mill and
Contrnctors' Supplies, Flint Koto Roofing.
II
Tho Largest Blotting Mill In the United
States. Our Brands; "Standard,"
"Imperial," "Sterling,"
"United States.'
Virginia-Carolina
Chemical Company,
Manufacturers of Fertilizers, Fertili??
Ing Materials and Chemicals, Importer?
of Potash, Salta and Nltratta. Capacity,
ftnri thousand carloads of Manufactured
Fertilizers per day. Richmond, V*.
Richmond Stove
COMPANY,
2?02-2&0O East Main Stroct, Richmond. Va.
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS
STOVES.
Win, J. Anderson, Robert G. Rennolds,
Prest Soc. and Treas.
Moon, Zirkle,
Goodall Co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES?
1420 E. Main Bt., Richmond, Va.
The only house of ita kind in Richmond,
FINANCIAL.
?U??t???*.FFFF0F?
Consulting
ELECTRICAL & MESHAN.GAL
ENGINEER,
leclrio Lighting, Electric Rail?
ways, Power Transmission.
I?_
Chamber of Commerce Building,
RICHMOND, VA.
T.
Pb,
Bankers and Brokers,
Mombere New York Consolidated Stock Exchange,
1. and 43 Wall Street, Hew York.
STOOKB, BOKDS, ?????, COTTO?.
Orders eiecnted for investment or marginal ac?
counts.
KABKET LETTEB OK APPLICATION.
SEND FOE OUR SPECIAL LETTEB OH
THE LAUNCHING
IS TO BE DELAYED
(Continued from First Page.)
the winding up of the affairs of the Wil?
liam R. Trigs Company in tha hands of
tho receiver appointed by tho Chancery
Court of tho city of Richmond.
Tho nttorneys for the petitioners In
tho caso Just decided t?-oro Muntord.
Hunton, Williams & Anderson and? Stem
& Stern. Messrs. J. Jordan Lenke and
Frank W. Christian wero the attorneys
for the respondents, in whose favor the
court decides.
Government to File Bond.
WASHINGTON, June 20. ? Attorney
Gonorul Knox had prepared to-day a stip?
ulation In the naturo of a bond, wnlch
on Monday will bo filed with Judge Grin
nan, of tho Chancery Court of Richmond,
practically covering tho government's in?
terest in tho Galveston. This emulation
or bond, it !?; assumed, will more than
covor tho claims of tho creditors nga'.nsl
the Trlgg Company for work dono and
material used on tho ship. After the
stipulation Is filed it la bollovcd that Judge
Grlnnan will Immediately release tho ship
to tho government.
It was learned at tho Navy Department
to-day that far greater interests are in?
volved in tho decision of the question of
the possession of tlio cruisers Galveston
and Chattanooga than are represented
by the actual onsh value of thoso boats.
It Is regarded us absolutely essential at
this stage to establish a sound precedent
and determine the question of tltlo to
war vessels under construction in ordpr
to protect tho government's Interest In
tho ownership of at least a dozen ships,
Including battleships worth nearly five
million dollar? each. Similar action will
lie taken in tho case of the Chattanooga,
building at KUlzabnthport, nnd it Is there
foro probable that no further delays will
be encountered In tlio completion of tho
Galveston and the Chattanooga, while
any show of'force or duress on tlio part
of tlia national government wlU be
avoided. It Is fully expected that, similar'
nctlon to that about to be token In the
case'of these two cruisers will bo noens
sary in tlio case of some ' rntioh lhr?cr
warships now. on tho stocks.
?.EET ON SATURDAY
Much Interest In the Selection of the
Library Committee.
Tho State Board of Education will meet
for Important business on Saturday next
at the Stato Library.
It will bo the first meeting of tho hoard
8t> at present constituted. The members
aro Governor A. J. Montague. Superin?
tendent of Publio Instruction Joseph W.
Southall, Attovnoy-Genornl W. A. Ander?
son, Messrs. Charles R. Kant, Lyon O.
Tyler, \V. ?. Howies, E. C. Glass and
jQhn ?, West,
The chief business up will bo to elect
a stato library committee, which In turn
will obooso a librarian to wuceeeii Mr.
W, ticott, who will shortly resign.
? ./oral mtperliitonclonts of county schools
arc to bu elected to (111 vucaiu'iert caused
bv death, aud Heine action win likely bo
taken with reference to the IjnoU con?
tracts, which expire on July 1st.
They will likely all be renewed
BOY BADLY HURT
Samuel Scott Gut and Bruised by the
Falling of an Elevator.
By tho falling of an elovulor in
Murphy's Annex early yesterday morn?
ing, Samuel Scott, a negro boy, was se?
verely cut und 'bruised, The accident was
dun to tho parting of a c'alile, whin tho
car was at til? fifth Ihm'', it f*ll to \\\0
bottom, i m-' ?rinitis above tumbling on
It. The car was badly broken up,
??V.iit wa:, intruded by \)r. Hex, uf Ilio
Ambulance l'iirp:i.
Dull Week Ahead.
Outa|do of usual commit to'? meo (111 ge
ti,p-.! will ?? nothing of sneclu) moment
m tin? pity Hall tills week except the
municipal invi .Hennin, which is creeled
tu overshadow everything el???.
1 he rmiiriilltco on Ordinatici) will meet
to-morrow night, and that to nominato
the I'luiubine Hoard ut the same lima.
LARGEST CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
OF ??? BANK OR TRUBT COMPANY IN THE SOUTH-ATLANTia STATE?
Richmond Trust and Safe Deoosit
Company.
Tenth' and Main Streets, Richmond, Va.
Capita! and Surplus
$1,712,188.69
Executes Trusts, Receives Deposite from J1.00 and Upwards.
Allows 3 per cent. Interest on Dolly Balances Subject to Check.
Accounts Solicited. Correspondence Invited.
JNO. SKELTON WILLIAMS, LEWIS D, CRENSHAW. HU ,
President Treasurer.
JAMES H. DOOLEY. HENRY L. CABELB,
Vice-Presidents.
A. month will assure yon hundred dollars ? i
ten years ; six dollars seventy cents a month
thousand dollars and other amounts in pro"
portion, through our
Perseverance Certificate of Deposit.
It is always. a\'ailablo and money yours on
demand. All other deposits received and
interest allowed.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Capita!,. $200,000.00
Surplus ant! Undivided Profits, , , $628,852.94
Designated State. United States and City Depository.
Collections a Specialty. ta??
Largest Bank. Depository South of Baltimore.
JOHN P. BRANCH, President, JOHN F GLENN, Cashlsr,
JOHN K. BRANCH, Vice President
Does aGenernl
L'arkine Business
1117 East Main Street, Next to Hotel Lexington.
Deposits In sums of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received and Interest
allowed. Loans mado on real estate. Negotiable paper discounted.
R, A. PATTERSON, President. L. ?. MORRIS, Vioe-Proslden?
JAMES M. BALL, Oashier.
DIRECTORS-Oeorgo L. Christian. N. D. Hargrove, P. Whttlock, H.
Theodore Ellyson, AV. H. Zimmerman, B. Alsop. R. A, Patterson, L. Z.
Morris. F. Slttording, II, Seldon Taylor, O. O. Owens, John W. Gordon, O,
G. Valentine.
THE RAY-T0N0PA3I MININO COMPANY.
OF NEVADA,
One of Our Gusmntocd Stock?,
' Tim holding? of till? company compri?? ??????
nilnliitr preparile?, running moro than p,???? foot
on thu ramo lodge uh lim filinomi Kay inni
d'Ittioli Mino, nnd S,??? foot on il contact ledi,?!',
which ferina tha Identic?! mineral licit on which
arc lociiieii io ih?- South tlio famous Montana?
Tomopiih. Tlio Boliiiout, tin? Mlapali Golii Mill?
nini II..1 Cullfoiula Tiunopah, which coimtltutu
ilio RinntoHt aggregation of gold ?ml al/'ir
Ulilioa ill tlio Wflfld.
TU10 ItAY-TONOI'Ail
Un? ??? nt I In? very surfaco which inns from
J1H.00 to Jl.lTn.OO per (nu ledgie (rom !l l'>
t fi-ct ivlile. It nillolu? tlio town el lit of Kay
nn liait nuil VlVM nnd la i'inl nn lo tlio fainOlla Hay
and ii'Urlou, which Ima ?l.uQU.CU ore nnd I* n
regular alilpprr. Judge liny hliiuiolf I. preslilout
of our company, Wu Inno oro thrown out from
a half duaen pruipocl hhnCla, wlik-h nm IS&U.UU
por ton, und n? mliiu, not oxoujitlns 111. allupali
Ulne llaelf, urcr lind ilio hliowlng nt surfaco
Hint ltiiy-'l'uiii'|inli lian. ?'????????? Is Ilio coaler
o? tlio rlolieht minina fi?!?! on em til. 'Ilio MU?
puh ninno Ib raid to Inno $?0?,????>.???10.???? In
?Mil, 'ilio lli'ltiii'iit Inn. un RI!,foot v.?In timi
inviasi?* SlU'Uin por ion. und Ilvo foot of which
runa fS.IHQ ????? Ion, lining Um largo?! ani lieh
oit li'il?u .'VIT ????,.'???????? In Ihn world.
Wo offiT you stu?li '" ? company which, I? n
uttni? nl Um ieri? atip/ecn. Montan??l'ouopiih,
lioliimut und MUpiili und Dull'onilu-Ti'iioioli
llave modo ?!3 iiiillliuialrcn (neldo Olli) year, Wo
???????? a Dominili ?!??? of Um i'uUfornlii-Tonnpiili
in 2'J days. Il hud U" allowing of oro ut ilio
?urfacr?; non' |u on- run? M.. on pot' Ion. We
will iiiiil.u Ituy.'l viiii.pnh ?? greater mino fino
any lu Um ????????? IMitikl, from every um??
rni'o lti.tlt.-nt lo?.
Ilidp Un.ululiti: buy? don-lop tliidr prop?
erly ami aliare In ??> w calili.
HAY-TONl.l'.MI Wild, III: ? NMIITKll 01"
I?oo.?q ont: i.'iHii'i: or pu ha?s, mui-u our
prouhi??.
No mine In Tonnpnh ever hud mien a surfu.ee
allowing, They vaut money to dcwlop li. money
lo put up ni... .m..? holiiu inni orni pull?lufl?,
Write ful' .luili?o ltn.v'a report. lOundeia' price
for stool; IS emit. This Moot will go up by
leaps und bulimia us soon aa lu valili? la under
Blood.
Writ? or wire roacrvntlon. ?lloliiiful limited.
BANfOHW MAKEEViai AND COMPANY,
111 Walnut Street, l'hlludolphlu, Vu.?
81 Adam? 8t? Chleuiio, 111. 17(1 llroiulwny, New
York, journal Mils., lloatoo, liuti, lim
National iiauk |iidg. l'ittaburg.
iiend to Niaienl urtleo.
SI
Virginia Bond?, ..
Richmond City Bonds,'
Chemical Stooks.
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