The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-19
TIE STOCK MARKET EXCITED,
Prospects Of an Enormous Grain Crop Sets
II In a Swirl.
GOLD STILL COMING BACK FROM EUROPE
Moro Motley Immigrants Reach the Dars'
once. Principally Hebro"-'"
Iron Msrket-New York News'
Nrw YoaK BUREAU. RIcnNoND } il iMEs'

Sept. *. 1871.
Wall street kept the mercury company ana
<he stock market was moro excited 'o-u"y
tran has been in ten years before OF QUIZ
movement.
For DAYS and weeks the prospects on 81
enormous grain crop. which wouidiinsufe W.
roendous tonnage by the Western ana tfuhA
line roads. has set the market IL swiri ai''
fluctuations have been wide and rapid. lho
soles reached 77e 065 shares the largest ioi
NV one DIV in wears. Seldom IN the history
~ Wall street have the transactions III Pill
ole day been as high as l.VO.UUO' ous 81 ~.
menhously han tho business grown OF Ia'o III S
That figure "a expected TO be lar over .1..
before the excitement ceases Vhg piV ,ransac
broker made a bet Of 900 that tu9 300 o0o
tions on a single day wouiu eA000N
between now and Christmas.
GOLD STILL COMING.
u is stated that the European st %, IS.,s
SAILING for this country tomorrow WIZ VIII D1 80
- bSe,d between s2.500. 900 and s5'OJ0,OW
ia The southern securities viii be heiped
by this favorable turn. , ,. o,erol,,
Cotton bills are being sold almost entlrely
for immediate delivery, as the i1ahei'
them refuse 10 accept the pnces oueIe4 ~
bsnkers Tor futures which are fGlly IL W
n.
cording to tho length OF the option'
Tur piG-iRoN MARSrT.
Tbero bas been less activity here in pig
won dian during the previous week Inc
market here ig strong Bids for 25D TONS anu
s5O tons Of Southern forge al iuiI prices
sellers declined 10 accept. ulu lol
! 600 tons at fifteen cents under gu Ita'loH
WAS also refused The general tehuengy 10
toward the hardening of prices. AS "a WnOio'
49, troda "a ipamuch more prosperous con
dition than at any time during the past year
THE CRUISER PHILADELPHIA.
Tho steel cruiser Philadelphia WAS put into
.be nv dock ut the navy-yard to-day. She Is
e. receive a thorough oyerhauling' ana
.,ooden masts will DO substituted for the
steel ones which made the vessel
tou- heavy and proved unsuitable IN other
ways. The Philadelphia vii probably nave
10 remain at the yard for az least SIX weeks,
Contract ternald examined !n9 .NtaI,,,
of the White squadron, and decided that con
adorable work would have to be done Oh hef
10 fit her for d cruise Of eny great length
MORE HEBREW I@MIGRANrs.
ne the Q o5s immigrants who were landed
to-dav al the Barge Office were about 2OO
Hebrews from Rotterdam. II was salu ny
one Of the Oldest Barge Office employees thaS
during his experience ne has not witnessed
more deplOrable looking lot OF people IL Is
thought that with prODbDiy &c" 0ANOpN''
the entire lot will 10 returned
1T is an AMERICAN.
Mrs. Nothilda Akesion, Swede, with two
children. who is on her way g. North Branch,
MINI, 10 Join her husband Jonah gave oir.h
K a child to-day. The right Of the infant 70
be called an American was discussed at the
i In 9,i,, Landing Bureau One side took
lie round that as It's mother had not been
,ermitted b. land the child WAS not, techni,
rsllv. born on American soil. and both could
be excluded il proper guardians are not forth
coming for them.
7sth Of September that for heat any way ap-
preached to-day. 1t ran up 10 81 degrees.