Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Closing Biis.
American Cotton Ht.........-.............- @0'@
American Coitorbi. preierred ........... -
American SuEar.......-.... AZ
lmerca? sugar hodneres prei........... 1885
American obs cc0....-.....-.. lof
American I0Uacco. preferred .,........ lo'
Atkinson. Topeka ana santa te..... ...... ~,
Baltimore and Ohio..................... o4la
tAnada Pacific. Observation-Disclosures. az
tTlr,au-ake and OhiO....................- ~
Chicago auc Alton .....-......-.......,...... luO
Chicago, burlington and Quincy ........... oO9E
Chicago Gas Irust........ ..-.........-.... ga
Delaware. Lackawanua an1 Wesfern...... 1921.
Distiers ................ .....--..... -o|a
...........-....''''.''.-- ~-... -
Ere. preferred .,.........'.'...-'.'.. -U'p
Gencral kleciric.............. "u'S
limos tSltral..... .......'.-..'.''''..'- o'>.
Lake frie AMI Western ................,... -
LAKE Trio and Western preferred. 7s]4
Lake Snore.....-............ -....-.......-loO
Iou.svine anI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6lll
Louisville. New Albany aud Chicago. -.
Manhattan Consolidated. ........... ..... Ilj
Memphis ana CnarIeston.............. -
Michigan Central. .............. ..-'-.-.. iOl
Missouri i1c...........',.....-..... -
Mobile ana OhiO........-.........---. H4is
Nashville Chattanooga & 81. Louls.......... 20
United states COrdaEe. ...-................. rs
CnitcI states Cort,ge. preferred 2la
New JERSEY Centrui lofAs
New fork Central. ..............'....IUI3 -
New York az Few kngiani.....-......... 90
Norfolk and Western, prrfsrrei ......... I4li
Northern Pac.uc ..-...................... IN
Northern Pacific. preferred. ............ l1l1
Northwestern. q
Northwestern. preferred. .........-.........l4J
Pacific 1all..................... 3sA,
Reading OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1915
hCcE lslau sNf1
~. 'l3s
-. Paul preferred. .................
silver CerIucates. .-....... .-..........s.'. %
IeuLossee 0al AMI lrpn..... ....... ..-- 3ol I,
Tennessee coal and Iron, preitrrsd.".... Ds
] czas Paclnf...... y
Union Facluc. .''''..'''.'.''.'' $3.50 l'"s
Wabash. ........... S3s
WABASH. prcferreI................. 81 -
Western UniOn.................... go. =. O33-
Wheeling ont Lake Efie.................. iGj.
Wheenn. aud Lake krie nreferrei........ Jlls
BONDS
Alabama CLASS A).................s.. ..... lOJi4
AlaCGinG Class bl...........s.,..... ...,.. los
Alabama Class Cl......... ......-........ DSl4
Louisiana STAMPED is................ 90. 80
North Carolina i'S...........-..............
Norm carolina o s...................... l2J
South rn Hallway s...... CONTAMINATION. HUi.
Southern Railway, common ............... l3s,
Southern Railway. preferrei...... ........ Ar.
south Carolina 40 ................. IOB
Tennessee Lev settlement IS. ............. 9Oli
Virginia IS. preferred. ...-...............- -,
Virginia Trust Receipts. stamped ...."...
virginia ConrO!s........' ......'.''.......' o"'4
United States ~, register ed.............. il2ll
United states :. coupon ..................l12l4
United state, -. ouGOn................ 0011
BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changes: Re-
serve increase, $2236,lOo; loans, increase,
S2.9l0O: specie. increase. {2VS 700; legal
tenders, increase. S3.O05.%c, deposits, IN
crease, $4,000; circulation, increase.
SSl. SD.
The banks now hold Sil 96G. So in excess
OF the requirements Of the law.
The New York Financier says: The
statement Of the Associated Banks OF this
city for the week ending August 18th re-
fleets In part the gold-eXport movement
and the operations Of the bond syndi-
cate. which We're concluded the week
prcyious. That there is no immediate
prospect Of firmer money rates is EVIL
denced in the increase OF $2.326.lO0 in the
volume Of idle cash now lying in the
vaults Of the New York city banks
making the total excess reserve 81 266, 50.
T'bls sum is larger than the average re-
serve carried from week 10 week during
the present year. In the meanwhile
loans are being made al a high level.
ono encouraging sign OF the past few
DAYS has been the demand for small
notes which has come from the West.
rhe crops are about ready FOR harvest
ing and large sums will be drawn from
,bis centre 50 as 10 supply the demand
incident to the movement OF the immense
reduction Of cereals. The inflow OF cur
rency has not been as large as usual, and
,ates for exchange have sunk 10 a dis
count I'm many cities.
The banks gained s3,5i60oO in deposits
during the week. and the increase In
legal tenders was S'coS,so The distribn-
lion OF the large percentages OF money due
Tho hanks by tho poAA 81 Af,-4te or course