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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and warm. The skies at mid
night were overcast.
cot of bar atop.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, September There was
slim attendance at the Stock Exchange
to-day, the international yacht race
having led 10 an almost general exodus
OF operators. The handful OF traders
who remained were. In the main. bullishly
inclined. They paid particular attention
TO the specialues, however, and the
standard issues, as a rule. were quiet.
Tennessee Coal and Iron not only led
in point Of activity. but in advance as
well. the stock having sold up from
10 IA to a. 1874 81. The principal
buyers Of the stock were brokers sup
posed to be acting for some Of the new
directors. The old rumor about a closer
alliance with the Westinghouse was again
used by the bull pool in General Elsctric.
and the stock was advanced to ~ l-s
Sugar first declined Ia. to III l-2. then
advanced TO 1l3 IL. receded, and CLOSED
at 1i2 rs Erie Telephone rose "a, TO
GO. and Colorado Fuel l IL, to 1898 IA.
The railway list proper opened Ittle
irregular Ga lower London quotations.
bun local operators subsequently turned
up as buyers, and prices generally i'm
proved 1-S43-i per cent.
Speculation closed quiet and firm, Mt
or near the top OF the day. Net changes
show gains OF is to / IL per cent, Ten
nessse Coal and Iron and United States
Cordage leading.
Bonds were firm. The sales footed up
s1.lSO000.
Tho sales OF listed stocks aggregated
II. 600 shares, and OF unlisted stocks l2,Wo
shares.
Treasury balances: Coin, SSS,35S, 1S;
currency, 500. 1000.
MONEY ON EXCHANGE.
Money on call nomnally / per cent;
IT, A 4
Sterling exchange active. with business
in bankers bills, at $50 IA for sixty
DAYS. and $3.50 3-4ds490 for demand;
posted rates. sLS9a$Ls0; commercial bills.
$4SS 81
Bar silver. &c; silver at the board.
g. 1-SG67 Csc.
Government bonds steady; State bonds
higher; railroad bonds firm.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
EMPOKIA's DONATION.
Reports of Court Work-Personni-
Painful Accident.

EMTOgIA, VA. September 7.-(Spe-
olaLJ-The Board Of School Trustees met
here yesterday for the purpose of electing
@ principal FOR the graded school, but
for want Of "a quorum failed TO elect.
The clerks Of the courts on yesterday
forwarded their semi-annual reports to
tho Auditor Of Public Accounts.
The taX-iaw on law process, etc, from
the County Court amounted 10 $l63li;
from the Circuit Court, 1913.
The Clerk Of the Circuit Court has also
forwarded his report To the House Of
Delegates. as required by law, which
gives the following Information for the
year ending August 81, 1896:
Nineteen actions at law were COM
ueuctI; 10 are now pending; 20 were de-
CleL and ? removed from other courts.
az suits in equity. Il were commenced;
is are pending. g. interlOcutory DEGREES
were entered. and e final DEGREES. Court
was In session eleven days during the
year
Nr T.. G. TredTay, n member of the
l.Hl uar, who went 10 Tennessee last
w. on professional business, has not
ST. returned.
M,s Kate Creath. daughter Of Mr.. A.
J. C-eath. OF your city. is visiting Mrs.
j. ~. Lifsey.
Mss EGie Baker left last week for
Tlrkevllle to attend the Southside Fee
male Institute.
colonel J. \. Hartley has returned from
h.s "trip 70 the springs.
a young white man, named Jones. an
employee Of the Belneld Manufacturing
Company. had his hand severely lacorat-
ca yesterday while working at a rip
saw.
Nls. W. T. Bailey and daughter, and
Ni.s Susie Grigg left yesterday to visit
relatives 800 Petersburg.
Air. A. S. Briggs. OF the firm OF Briggs
Brothers. Of your city, was In town this
week
Judge Charles l.. Cooke. and Mr.. Will
lam b. Cooke OF Sussex. were also here.
Messrs. William Harding. S. ID. Good
w}p. and J. b. Bailey. Of this place, at
tended the picnic at Waverly last Thurs
cay
Mr. Creed T. Davis. OF the Dispatch,
w.s ia town to-day. and called on your
correspondent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1895

to the business OF buy.Sg and yelling
grain. II was hardly TO be expected tEas
with the loss OF energy from the civersi n,
prices would display any disposition 70
advance. .nasmuch as the spTtnS~-wneat
movement continued unabated b.slnsss
dragged throughout. but upon We bos.lnS
OF lower closing cables from Berlin ana
Paris tiIsre was second retrosgress, an.
from wilich there was no recovery up TO
noon, Wien the market closed.
Bradstreet's reported week ciesran .c',s
they were small. compared VITA those OF
December closed at 60 3-sc.-l-2c. under
yesterday Cash .heat was l-ial-Zc. per
bushel lower.
Corn-The range on Bay corn was l-sc.
to-day. Within that restricted limit DUST
ness was transacted. The degree OF dull
ness that existed became more apparent
toward the close. the exact source OF
strength being somewhat puzllins.
20 s-ic., and Closed at % 7-sc.-a shade
higher than yesterday. cash corn was
Lie. per bushel lower.
Oats-The oats market was IN neglect
. ed state. The people who have b. en- active
In the recent past were conspicuousIy
absent to-day, and prices drasged througn
the session in a somewhat indifferent
manner. A fair amount OF steadiness
In ne was observed.
May oats closed a shade higher than
yesterday. Cash oats were Lac. per
bushel lower.
TTovisIons-Product declined at the
opening, prices afterwards remaining UNI
moved through lack OF trade. The hog
market was firm and higher. and ehould
have argued for a betier feeling In pro-
visions, but there was no demand, and
for that reason sellers were obliged 10
submit to reduced Quontions.
October pork closed l-Jc. lower; October
lard lie lower; October ribs loc lower.
Domestic markets were quiet and easier.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

his call to Staunton. DIR. Cox Is a Rich
monder. and Richmond College alum
nus.
The Rev. DR.. William Plat. OF Peters
burg. who has been ably flllng the pulpit
OF Trinity Episcopal church for six weeks
past in the absence OF ia rector, the
Rev. Walter q. Hullihen. has consented
TO remain a month longer caring for
the church. whilst the rector prolonss his
vacation.
Mrs. Spence pnd her daughter. Miss.
Lottic Spence, OF Baltimore who have
been the guests OF General and Mrs.
John Echois for a fortnight past, left
Tuesday for their home.
Miss Lucy White. OF Portsmouth, is in
the city visiting the Misses Bickle. on
north Market street.
Mrs. Fannie Compton, OF Harrison
burg, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. c.
Gordon, Of Beverly terrace. for several
days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Catlett have re-
turned from n visit OF several weeks at
the Hotel Allegheny, Of Goshen.
The Rev. Father Michael Dinneen. a
former Stauntonian, has been here for
several days past visiting his father, Mr..
Michael Dinneen. Father Dinneen was
until very recently residing at the Ca
thedral. in Richmond, and Is now one
"a bic plpitSSofS At Sl. MARY IOiieBe,
Baltimore.
Old Pat Jones, for nearly fifty years.
and up TO the time OF his death, an en-
ployee OF the now Chesapeake and Ohis
railroad. as porter. died few days ago.
He was 50 years old. faithful old negro.
who begun service with the railroad in
It's earliest days. when II was called
the Louisa railroad
State-Treasurer Hon. Asher w. Hartman
spent several days here this week with
his brother. Colonel Lewis Hartman.
The Eakleton Hotel has just had some
handsome Improvements made In It's
Office. foyer, and dining rooms.
Miss Lille Todd has returned TO Rich
mond. her home. after a few weeks
spent with her uncle. Mr.. John w. Todd
Miss Annie Todd, Of Stanton. accom-
panies Miss Lille Todd to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Burke are ut
home again. after the summer spent at
the Hotel Allegheny, Goshen.
Miss Jessie Walker. OF Richmond, Is
here, being entertained BY the Misses
Bagby. on north Augusta street.
Hon. IL. ST. George Tucker spent seve-
raj daye in Washington during the week.
Mr.. Guy Hockey has accepted a posi-
ton with the Bluefield (W. Va) Bank.
City-Editor Il. II. Martin, OF the Daily
News, IS off on n jaunt 10 Washington,
Baltimore. and the New Jersey-shore re-
sorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
farewell County.

TAZEWELL. VA. September 1-tSpe-
oial)-The Tazewell Fair closed yesterday.
The trotting and racing was the best we
have ever had here. and the crowd In
attendance was good
Major Lawson's mare, annie Lawson
won the stakes as the trotter, and for
poetry of motion is uneXcelled in this
section.
Glen Gary. horse from Knoxville. car
rled Off the stakes In one running race.
Your correspondent did not learn the
names OF the horses In the other races.
Mrs. Lizzie Graham wife Of our towns
man. Judge S. c. Graham. who had been
an invalid for many years, quietly passed
away on Thursday evening In her
younger days. she was noted for her
bright and cheerful face, and kindness Of
manner toward all. but deep affllction had
removed her for years from social life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Prospect Of n Lively Political Fight.
stanton Personals.


STANTON. VA. September 7.-(spe-
ca')-lt looks as II there would be a
merry war in Augusta and Staunton over
the election of the two members Of
me lower house Of the state Lesisla
tore.
The Democrats held precinct meetings
today IA the several townships. and
elected delegates 10 the county conven-
Ton. TO meet here Tuesday.
Aessrs W. l.. Craig, Jacob Shaner. and
= l.. Kennedy. respectively the chair
u-n Of the Republican, Populist. and
~ hihuon county committees. have
.ti.y issued a call for a mass-meeting,
T. Doe held court-day, september I'D, TO
acc go the field two candidates to rep
'H.nt this county In the lower branch
G. tie Virginia Legislature" and append
81 % This call Is an endorsement OF the
t.1ome boy Messrs. J. l., Beck, l.. Browe
"Ii.n. Joseph Houseman. and r. y. Ken
r4t who dcnominate themselves as
io nbeIs % the Steering Committee for
Augusta county. selected al an informal,
dll-partisan conference"
Hon. G.. w. Coyncr. one of the Demo
e'auc incumbents in the Legislature, Is
candidate for denomination, and the
names OF Mr.. Silas H. Walker and Cap
IAN John X. Opie Will also be presented.
ar William Il. Logan. OF Richmond,
'ltnt the week here at his old home. The
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hiner.
Ats William l.. Bumgardner and her
Daughter. Miss Willie Bumgardner. are
mere from North Carolina. and are being
tniertained by Captain and Mrs. Thomas
Doyle.
Mr. Turner x. Hickman and ex-Un,ted
Siales Distnct-At,orney William Il,
tfaig have Just formed a copArtnership
ior the practice OF law.
The Rev. DIR. w. J. X. Cox, pastor OF
,he stanton Baptist church. is back
nome again. having spent a month In
georgetown, KY. and vicinity. where he
ID charge Of u prominent church before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 7.-FIour-Dull,
grades, s2.ISs;se5; do. Fair to fancy,
s2.754S.27; do, patents, S.501D75; Min
nesOta clear. &.G5p{310; patents, $500
S.. low extras, ;215as26O; city mills, $500
sil5. southern flour. dull and easy; com
mon 10 fair extra, S2.25a$2.70; do, to
choice. do, S3.J0QSj.S0.
Wheat-Spot. dull but steady; No. 2
red. store and elevator. &c; aioat. g Lie.
Options dull opening weak, declining
1-Sal-2e.. advancing l-iQ3-sc., and closing
steady, l-s43-sc below yesterday. sales
included No. red. May, GS 5-sc: Sep
TENDER, &C.; October. &c; December, G5c.
Corn-Spot, dull but firm; No. 2. 80 Ia.
In elevator; ~ lie, ahoat. Options dull
but firm. az l-Sgl-ic; advance; Sentem-
IS 3-iR3S 7-sc.; closing, IS 7-Sc.; May.
81 l-2a35 5-Sc.: closing. % 5-Sc.
Oats-Spots dull but nrm. Options dull
but steady September, % lie, October.
2, q 3-lc.: No. white. 2sc.; mixed west
Hay~sieady; shipping e567Oc.; good to
Wool~Firm; fair d.mand: domestic.
fleece. l0q22c.; pulled. l5a5ic.
Beef-Firm; family. eel2c.; extra mess.
s.5OQsS.
Cut msats-Dull but weak, picked bel
lies. 6 3-4c.: shoulders. lie: hams, yfp
Ice; middles nominal.
Lard-Quiet and steady; western steam
closed at $3.50: city, $50. Option sales,
none; September. $50 nominally; refined
quiet: Continent. $40: South American,
Pofk"Firm moderate demand; old
Butter-Quiet: best grades steady: State
dairy. l2qiS l-2c.; creamery, ~ 1-2q20c.;
western dairy 10 i-sglSe S-:s hbisins' Use.
do, per case. S.25GA1o
Taflow-weak; city. 1-sai Lie: coun-
Sottonseed- oll-steady; crude. &c; vel
low prime, IS Sac; do. good, or grade.
Petroieum-Quiet; refined. New York,
s7.l0; Philadelphia, S.oS; do. in bulk,
Rosin~ouiet and steady: strained. COM
Turpentine-Dull and easy. at 27 10
2sc.
Rice-Firm; domestic. fair to extra,
8 7-SGic.: do. Japan, Lie.
Molaeses-Foreign unchanged.
Coffee-Closed quiet; December. S450;
spot Rio dull but steady; No. T. Is 40
- suear-Raw. firm but dull; fair re-
fininR, &c.; refined firm and fairly active:
OF IA" 7-sc.; stsndsrh "A" l-ib
I 1878 1-ISc. granulatsd. l-lai4 ,-loc.
Freiehts TO Liverpool-Qulet and nomi-
nal: cotton. by steam. S-S2d.; grain. by
steam, 2 Id.
well cleaned up and finn. Watermelons in
moderate demand: bat frm on light re-
Peaches-Carrier, A.09sa5o; DO. basket.
60c. d$i.z5. o,9,so-
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. September 7.-Interest In the
wheat market was distracted oy tne yaeat
The bulletins on the popular event than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Woodstock Personals.

WOODSTOCK. September 7-(Special)-
Mrs. W. L. Eutsler. who has been spend
ing the summer with her parents here,
returned TO her home in Danville. Va, on
Thursday.
Mr.. Bane Bushong. managing editor of
the Bridgeport Comm Morning Union is
visiting his father. Rev. a. \. ]. Bushong,
OF this place.
Colonel ]. c. Bake, wife, and family
are attending the Winchester Presbytery,
now in session at Round Hill, Frederick
county. Va.
Mrs. James II. Rodeffer accompanied
by her little daughter, Kaddie. left here
Wednesday TO make an extended visit
TO her old home at 81. Louis. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Laughlin of Canton,
O.. who spent several months with Mrs.
Laughlin's parents. Mr. and Mrs. p. W.
Magruder returned home Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
HON. GEORGE D. WISE
nj, Friends Would Like 10 See Hin
Solicitor Of State Department.
,,u,aanLr STREET RAILWAY.
-, n Is More Costly md Compii-
.otcd. While Probably Not Bettcr,
Than one invcnted by Richmond
,fou-pcryonui-ittes

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. September t.
,e.lr.alJ-The position of Solicitor Of the
e,,to Department. made vacant by the
,.-naton OF Mr.. Dabney. who was
,..4.I Professor Of Law at the Uni
...sfv Of virginia. still remains unified.
..t w.u continue so until after the re-
..-- here Of Secretary Olney and the
PRESIDENT 1t is understood that there
~. numerous applicants for the place.
,.,yeh none have been mentioned from
virginia. while the office is considered
o,um belonging TO that State. having
,.-yIogsiy been filled by Virginian.
The name Of Hon. George ID. Wise is
.,g, mentioned In political and official
circles IN connection with the place. His
.tultv 10 comply with all the legal and
st,i,ratIc requirements OF the position
. ,,,oyestioned. and the ex-Congressman
"a favorably known TO the President,
9TH whom he is said 10 have strong
,srsoual and friendly relations. 1t Is
80, known whether Mr.. Wise will apply
a. the place. or whether he would ac-
ct n II IL were offered him. but Vir-
>..I,rs hero and others would be glad
e, see him Installed in this resposible Of
ADMIRABLE RAILWAY.
Their, IS I'm this city an admirable cleo
l-t- railway operated by an underground
..-Irt system The road is well laid.
.ss rails being broad heavy, and Of
r.l and the equipment IS superb. con-
rsfing % motor-cars and trailers, pas
,.rr.r, riding I'm both. Il IL known as
.te METROPOLITAN Line. and extends from
s.rr and one Half street along Seventh.
en-! out % the boundary, distance OF
tevcr,I miles in the course of which
.ftr. are many heavy grades and numer-
-s- sharp curves. over all these the
cars cIl. smoothing and rapidly, with
,t any rocking fore and aft motion,
81 The terrible jerks experienced on other
Ires when rounding corners. At night
ffe cars Of this line are brilliantly IL
Eliminated. making a striking contrast
with tl. dimly-lishted cable-caTs. The
system is known as that Of Budapest,
tm.rie1riz.i and improved, and IS said
I, le l1ubly as expensive. less durable,
arI much more complicated than the
fystem invented by Mr.. William +. Jen-
trs o. your city. and which may be
operated in the near future.
PERSONAL AND POSTAL.
Amone the hotel arrivals to-day were
J. e.. Cochran, Of stanton. and Frank
a. May. Of Norfolk, Va. at the st.
James. !. A. Catlin, Of Richmond, at
The National: Mrs. Ernest Lawford. OF
Iawf1rd at the Metropolitan.
EN-C0ngressman Harry Libby. accom-
panied by Mr.. Harry Holt, of Hampton,
were 500 the city to-day.
Minister Ransom. who is now at Blow
irg Rock. y. c.. will leave there on Mon
d8r. or Tuesday at the latest. for the
Cty Of Mexico.
Among the changes OF fourth-class post
masters made to-day is Harrisville, She
nau1olh county. Va, where o. o. Wise
man succeeds W. j. Bott, removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, September Z. 1885.
No auction sales to-day, and private
sales light
cites. S3.l72.70; tobacco. s2,lS3.Si. Total,
s5.Sc6.5i.
Private sales for week: Wrappers. G.;
smokers. 25: filters, 81; cutters. 81; dark
leaf, 232; scrap. 2j8: Tugs. S.; sun-cured &.
Total, 81 hogshesris. against l,032 hogs
heads last week. and SIG hogsheads FOR
same week last year
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes. 81 1908; tobacco, sl3,t56.60.
Total, s27,79723
Large sales Of bright loose may be ex-
pectel next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Deputy Collector Amounted.

BIG STONE GAP, VA, September T.
(Speclal) Collector of Internal
Revenue Charles i. Hagan, with head
quarters Mt this place, has resigned, In
order to take a trip to Europe. and Col
lector Lee has appoiSted w. b. Kill
bourne, OF Big Stone Gap In his place.
as temporary deputy. The appointment
will probably be made permanent AZ
Mr. Kilbourne is a working Democrat,
and has had considerable experience in
the revenue service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, September I, lS95.
Offerings: Wheat, 1.622 bushels. oats,
40 bushels.
10 bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, G3d6Tc
mixed. 6246Ic.; shortberry, 62a61c.; No.
red, &c. Corn-White. Virginia, 42c.;
No. 2 white. &c; No. mixed, 4lc. Oats
No. mixed, 2i02I 1-2c.; No. mixed,
23li23 lie; winter seed. 2J432c. Rye
4Ju5Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve. decrease, si.3B.l5O.
Loans, increase, 100000.
Specie, decrease, ssS7.lcV
Legal tenders. decrease. s2.SSi.7 700.
Deposits increase, si.S25.fl0.
Circulation, increase. si50l0o.
The banks now hold sei.sI6.T75 In excess
OF the legal requirements
The New York Financier says: The
statement Is a remarkable one in seve-
raj features. The expansion in loans
reached the unusual figure OF $4,000
which brings the total loan item 10 s5ls,-
ss5. 500. or s. 761 100 higher than the largest
amount ever reached in the history Of
the New York Clearing House. This of
itself makes the showing OF the banks a
noteworthy one. but when It IL remem-
bered that the increase was the result
largely OF legitimate business. coupled.
of course, with greater degree Of ac-
tiyity In exchange circles and the usual
shifting OF loans incident to early Sep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, September 7.--Virginia
century bonds. GO 3-+G6i; Baltimore and
Ohio. 6sG65 IL; Baltimore and Ohio.
southwestern, Is. Ill bid; do. income A,
Is asked: Consolidated Gas. stock, 6 3-SQ
C 10; do, bonds, SIS, III bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT DUsS.
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds. Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., ana
Indications.
- WASHINGTON, September T.
giIg forecast for Virginia: Generally
wv" fair weather; winds shifting to
northerly cooler Sunday night.

ia'r weather; "inus sni''ihs W
northerly; cooler Sunday night.
For North Carolina: Generally fair ;
local thunder-storms Sunday night; winds
shifting to nortborly; cooler Sunday eve
ming in western portion.
Weather conditions: The barometer Is
highest in the upper Mississippi Valley.
1t has risen throughout the Lake regions
and central valleys. and fallen in New
England and at Rocky Mountain stations.
II is cooler throughout the Lake regions
and central valleys, and warmer at
northern Rocky Mountain stations.
Local showers are reported from the
Gulf States and Tennessee, and from the
South and Middle Atlantic coast.
Fair weather will prevail in the Lake
regions and the Ohio Valley, and west
to the Missouri Valley, with rising
temperature in the Northwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
n Wfne-Steady at si.22.
THE COTTON MARKETS.

IHHL tOl lOAN ~
LIVERPOOL. September Moon; Cot
ton-Damand limited; prices firm; Ameri-
can Id. Sales, 300 bales; American,
4e0o bales; speculation and export, 90
bales. Receipts, 200 bales; American, l'Vp
bales. Futures opened steady. demand
moderate; American midlllng, low mid
ding clause, september and October,
4 I5-6id. : october and November, i5-Gid. (;
November and December. l5.6f9i lG-eid. !:
December and January. n-6id. January
and March. { l9-sid.: March and April,
2l-6ld. Futures closed steady at the
4 p. M.-Spot cotton-AmerIcan mid
dIng. fair 7lsa.; 'Sd low soq mlaa mld.
sentember. 4 l6-6id., sellers; September
and October. 16-G+d.. sellers; October and
November. 1 l5-e4lI+ 16-e4d.,. sellers. No
vember and December, 4 i6-64d., sellers;
December and January, 4 1896 n-6id.'
sellers; January and February, : l9-sid..
value: February and March, 4 2)-bid.,
buyers; March and April asidd' ea BUYERS
Nav and June. 4 2i-s4d.. sellers; June and
July. / s5-s4d., buyers. Futures closed
quiet and steady.
NEW YORH, September cotton quiet
and steady; middIlng Gulf. i-2c.; mid
Net and gross receipts. none; exports
IN Grest Britain, 80 bales; 10 the Conti-
nent. 200 bales: forwarded, none; sales.
la bales, all spinners; stock, 1870 bales;
b.ies. exports TO Great Britain, go bales;
10 the Continent, @7 bales; stock. sz5. iS3
Totals since September L.: Net receipts
~ sts bales; exports to Great Britain, SlS
bales; to France. IS bales; to the Cont
he msrk .f closed steady; Gales, $500 bales;
september. 81 80; october. $50; November.
az IA. December, $50; January, SI; FEB
rmary, ;s.2; March. $s.27: April, ss.32; May,
S' Total visible supply Of cotton for the
h.ies are American. against l,9i3.SsS and
/ ss3 GSs bales, respectively, last year,
Receipts OF Sotton ths WE" pac.i az ~ from
t ,sa rnl,aTntatsons. 1919 bales. Crop in
sight. S4.l9i bales
KEW ORLEANS, September. 7-Cot-
,on1Futures closed steady; sales, 300
tales: September E.Si; october, S.s5; NO.
vemoer. s7.s7: December, sLes; 80 Jahuary'
81 "a: February, E.?S; March. wv april
sso6: May, $50; June, Sli-
NAVAL, STORE MARKETS.
vyrrAINGTON. n. c, September T.
Rosin firm: strained, si.12 IL; good strain
eq s1 s:ha Of Turpentine-Firm; machine.
o ksc': irregular. q 5-Sc.
Crude Turpentine-steouy' hal", siiV'
soft. s50: virgin, SS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., September L.
Tnrnentine-Firm at 2iizc. bid, receipts.
Rosin~Good strained firm ct N.Io.
SAVANNAH. GA, September 7.-Tur-
nentine-Firm at &C.: receipts. l,os3 casks.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged: sales, 200
barrels.