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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
sANTO DOMINGO MATTERS.
Financial situation Presidential
Election at Once.

sANTO DOMINGO, September 1.-THE
governments proclamation yesterday de
stroying the value of paper money Gre
ated such violent opposition that the
ministers to-day proclaimed the accept
ance of paper at the same rates as silver
namely five dollars TO one dollar, Ameri-
can. This concession was made by Jimi-
nez, who proposed repudiating paper
money.
The Cabinet is discussing the feasibili-
ty Of holding the presidential election I'M
mediately. Instead of i'm November, as
provided by the Constitution, and II viii
probably announce tomorrow that the
election Is TO take place this month, as
JimineZ is the only candidate.
The threatened riots have not taken
Mace. All is now quiet here.
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NAvAr-sToRE MARKETS.

CHARL ESTON. 5. c., September 15.-
Turuentine-Firm at 43c.; sales. none.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; safes
SAVANNAH, GA, September l6.-Splrits
OF Turpentine-F at 41c.; receipts lo-
casks: sales, 300 casks; exports - cdshs'
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; receipts,
3.OIi barrels; sales, G6S barrels; exports
300 barrels. 80
WILMINGTON. n. c.. September 10
Spirits of Turpentine-Firm at 454bl2c
receipts, 80 casks.
rels. .o-o,
Crude Turpentine-Very firm at |2oOg
s. 50: receipts. "a barrels.
Tar-Firm at $l3O; receipts, 125 barrels
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
BELMOAT RACES.
"A Large Attendance-The Entries
md Winners

'hAhLoTrEsvILLE. VA. September
n.'-lspeeial.)-The Belmont track races
uhaer tho auspices Of the Keswick Hunt
eiuD' Were largely attended. and proved
quite attractive. The events entries. and
winners are named below;
,nnst race-one-mile stake race. $40 eoch
siSo 20 eod to0. weight for age, opep Ia
an. 70 70 nrst s25 TO second $40 TO third
f Tnea w w. J. Fieklin's chestnut mare
hoyal Rover, Woods stockton's Hn,,t,ss
, usn, ana y y. Rhoades's Ida n
" e s-Royal Rover first. Coca second
an ,brno race one-half-mile heats. two
s"s ,sIes. open 10 all. catch-weights 40
go ,S;a 70 nrst. SIS TO second~entries. " ~
parnnls brown hliy Water Imp A d.
tasne,s brown filly Niola. Woods stock.
VOW hVsl Rover and w. /. smiths
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The Firemen's Convention.

ROANOKE. VA, September 16.-(Spe-
ciai)-Ballard Huddieston, the young
PAINTER who attempted 10 commit suicide
on Thursday night is said TO be in a
critical condition, and his death ~ ex-
Much enthusiasm is being manifested
over the approaching Firemen's Conven-
ton. which meets here the latter part of
The month. 4 big arch OF welcome Is
being erected at the intersection OF JEFF
ferson street and Norfolk avenue. The
arch will be illuminated with incandes-
cent lights, and upon its top will be
placed a fire truck. with a horse and fire.
man in full uniform.
In IS announced that arrangements are
being made by the firemen OF Danvjlle
10 send a delegation OF ten men and a
band Of twelve pieces.
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Richmond. Va, September 49, 1899
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry IS to
73c.; mixed. GS TO 73c.; shortberry, 6S to
7Sc.: No. red, 7Sc.; bag lots, --;
Corn-Whlte, Virginia, bag lots. 40 to gc. :;
No. white. 1872 to 4Oc.; No white. 80 to
39I5c.: No. 2 mixed. 50 10 3Sl2c.; No. mixed
81 To 37ikc Oats-No. 2 mixed. 26c. No. 3
mixed y TO 2jisc.; winter seed oats, 40
to 45c. Rye, % 10 6lc.
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srrro1K PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK. September l6.-tSpecial)-
Fancy hand picked. &c; Jumbo do. e,tc.
extra hand picked. 4Ac.: extra large Vro
oinia shelled. Sc: No. ! do. &C.: No.
20 ss.c.: No. 1 Spanish, 6Ac.; No. do.
&c: farmers stock. Shg4c.; Spanish
sl'O5 per bushel.
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILIE. September t.-tSpecIaI.)-
Quotations: Wrappers-Fancy. $3jnSij;
good. sl5Is30 medium, $l2uSl6; common.
sSH>l2 Frllers-Fine. sSASl2; good. sass
gona sIiasife. common SASH smoSersG,
Fine. 81 SO1s950: good. s6.50NsS: common
sl.50ds7 Nondescripts Granulators,
$i50dy7; common, slq$.
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THE GRAvEsEND RACES.
steepIechase Won by Van ship
Occidental stakes by Previous.

NEW YORK, September 16.-Results at
Grayesend;
First race-about six furlongs-Isador
90 to y won, Belle of Memphis % to /
and TO u second, Bendoran (even) third.
Time, III.
Second raoe-steeplechase, about two
and a half miles-Van ship G 10 3 won,
Dare-All q 20 / and 90 81 second, Mars
Chan Is to u third. Time. 5:Q3 l-5
Third race-six furlongs. Prospect
Hardicap-Waring 90 to y won, Jersey
90 to / and TO - second. Sadducee 70 10
ID third. Time, 1:l4.
Fourth race-Occidental Stakes. mile
anc an eighth-Previous q TO - Won,
Charentus us TO l and 6 10 - second,
Prince McClurg % TO u third. Time,
Tifth race-miIc and a slxteeuth-sky-
seraper a TO y won Dan Rice % to and
limo 1:i9
Sixth race--hve furlongs-Smoke 6 10
ID won, Kitchener as TO / and to ID Sc
cond, Belle Of Orleans e TO u third Time.
i.O2
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
PROVIDENCE. r.. l.. September 1G.-
The Grand Circuit trotting at Narragan-
sett closed to-day with the best weather
conditions and attendance OF the week.
The track was very fast. Summaries:
Free-for-all-purs0 S2,00o-Abbott won I'm
three straight heats; Bingen second. Best
time. 2:06 ~.
2:.i pace-purse sl.2OO-Edward s. won
the first two heats and the race in 2l0 ~
and 2l3; Walter NJ. second.
2l7 trot-pursc 81 zoe; nine starters
Lucille won, Pyraeus second. Time.
eI6 Ia 2:i5 l-2.
2;Ol pace-purse $2OOO-Anaconda won.
Frank Bogash second. Time, 2:O5 1-2.
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pETERsurRC PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG. VA. September 10
clal)-Virginia peanuts quiet at IL
for fancy lots; Spanish firm at Sl.2O per
1ughel
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xopFoLk PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. September 16.-(speeial)-
Farmers stock. fancy, &c; strictly prime.
nc: prime. Csc: common, Sac; Spanish,
H.C5. Market firm.
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closed until the new crop begins 10 cone
in. Sales not sufficient 10 p'''e t'''"
lions on.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. 10. 1879.
ARRIVED

l ORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT To- 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gulf Stream. Tunnel. Phila-
delphia. merchandise and passengers;
Clyde Line.
Steamer Pocahonias. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Virginia
Navigation Company.
Steamer Albemarle. Glover Norfolk
merchandise ard passeng rs; Old Do
mnion steamship Company
SAILED.
Schooner Martha :. Bennett. Rarilan.
Schooner Maria Pierson, Lear. Nor
folk. to load slaves; John A. Curtis *
Sor
Barge Alexander the Great. Dixon
James river, TO load wood for Whining
barge G. b. Roberts. Baulch. James
river, to load wood for Wilmington. Del
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT 16
CBy teiegrsph)
ARRIVED
Steamer 81. Kilda, Samarania.
Schooner Nellie w. Craig. New York.
SAILED.
Battleship Kearsarge. New York.
Steamer Rowter Antwerp
Schooner Ed Briery. Portsmouth
Schooner Lucy r.. Friend. Gloucester.
SciCCner Rodney Potter, Sal.m.
Barge Lawrence, Thomasville.
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. IS, 1899.
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Baltl-
more, passengers and general cargo.
steamship AccOmack. Thompson, Nor
folk: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Baltl-
more: passengers and general cargo.
steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk: passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17

The Meyer Store Millinery Opening Will
be Wednesday and Thursday. September
10th and 2ist. Several novel features will
be introduced.
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opening. Highest. Lowest. ClosIn

cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; winter patents, l3.JOaSiGe;
straishts, SlOqSb; spring special, $40;
do. patents. &.60aS37O. No. spring
wheat. 6Su6Si2c.' No. red 1Isc No. =
corn, 522ic. No. = oats, 22i.a224tc; No ?
white, Yl2a25c; No. 3 white, Z3l242rkc
No. 2 rye, 5l45lI2c. No. , barley. S66s
ijc. No fiaxseed, n.1O. Prime timothy
seed, $50. Mess pork, per barrel 81 3Oit
s.. Lard, per 100 pounds, S51Od$J M
Short-rib sides, loose, S5.0jnsj.35. Dry
salted shoulders $64S6.l2IA. Short-clear
sides. boxed, 5.55Qsj.6O. Whisky, dis
Iillers finished goods, per gallon, SL22
Susars-Cut-loat, sos, graduated, S.3l.
No. ? yellow corn. 33l4c. Glover seed
Sn$DO. Butter firm; creameries. 1Gf,
2l9c.; dairies 1SN13i2c. Cheese easy at
l0AMn4c. Eggs-Fresh. l5c
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, September l6.-i p. NJ
Closing: Cotton-Spot quiet: prices l-32d
lower; American middiing, fair. 3-32d. 4:
good middling, 25-32d. middling, 17-32d. /;
low middling, lied; good ordinary
3 5-S2d. The sales of the day We're 1900
bales. of which 600 were for speculation
and export. and included 600 American.
Receipts. 3,lO0 bales-all American
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet
put stea1y, AT the decline; American mid
ding, low middling clause, September.
2l-6id., buyers; September and October,
2I-6id., buyers; October and November
25-Gin3 26-6id., buyers; November and
December, 3 A-6id.. buyers; December and
January. 23-6iu3 2i-Gid.. buyers; January
and February. 2}-6in3 2i-6ld.. buyers.
February and March. 24-6ld, buyers:
March and April, 2i-6fd3 2j-eid. buyers
April and May, 25-6id.. buyers: Nav and
June. 3 26-6id., sellers; June and July.
9-64u3 27-6id., sellers; july ana August,
27-6id, buyers.
NEW YORK. September 16.-Cotton-
Quiet; mdd,ing. 6 3-Sc.; net receipts 5Ss
bales; gross receipts. 1889 bales; sales
1881 bales; stock, 100, 329 bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts, q, S35 bales:
exports-to Great Britain. 1913 bales: 10
France. %, 800 bales; TO the Continent u
500 bales: stock, 5l3.75O bales
Consolidated: Net receipts q, S35 bales.
exports-to Great Britain, a2S bales; 10
France. q. 800 bales; 10 the Continent. u. :
800 bales.
Totals since September list: Net receipts
3Os. SGS bales; eXports-to Great Britain
% 6Ss bales; TO France. q 23S bales; 10 the
Continent. G97Gt bales.
The cotton market made q steady start
at unchanged prices 10 an advance OF one
point but after a small furry OF ACTIVITY
around the opening, lapsed into a nerveless
condition, from which II did not rally. The
execution OF few outside orders found
room operators In control hut with no
other purpose I'm view than TO even nm
accounts preparatory to an untrammei-
led Sunday interval. Aside from the
regulation factors there was nothing in
the news on which 10 found new ideas.
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BANK STATEMENT

Weekly bank statement:
Surplus reserve. decrease, 2lN5'4fo.
Leans. decrease, 1851 400.
Specie. decrease, $3.50 600.
Legal-tenders. decrease. SSs6,SOO.
DEPOSITS. decrease. Sl5O5j,7W.
Circulation, increase, $9SWg,
The banks now hold S275,i5O in excess
of the legal requirements.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. September l6.-
Especial 1.-THE market Is practically
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THOMAS n. CARTER, President;
+. S. VALENTINE Vice President:
II. A. WILLIAMS. Cashier
Directors James y. Boyd, O. T.
Loehr, Thomas Atkinson, G.. {. Jackson
L. {. Ebel, +. S. Valentine, H. l.. CabeI
/. H. Kaufman, A. Pizzini, Jr, p. WHIT.
lock, J. W. Rothert, b. T. Cump, R. S.
Bosher, Thomas ~ Carter
Solicits accounts of individuals, firms
and corporations. Pays interest on De.
posts by agreement au 2o-Su, Tn&rh
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RUN OVER.
Fatal Accident on the Atlantic and
nauyiIIe.

BOYDTON. VA. September 16.-(Spe-
cial)-The west-bOund early morning
train on the Atlantic and Danyille rail-
road yesterday ran over and killed
negro boy some y or 10 years OF age,
named Walter Smith IL is claimed that
The boy was stealing a ride and fell from
the cars. He was picked up by a passing
train and brought 10 this place, where
his leg was amputatod, but soon after the
amputation he died.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call easier at 3 per cent
prime mercantile paper 49lajlA per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actuS SI
business i'm bankers bills at siS9ip$f@
for demand and A.&i24$LNei lor siAls
$751;. commercial bills. $LNl.aAs.
silver certificates, 59q59a; bar silver
So: Mexican dollars. Az.
state bonds inactive. Railroad bonds
weak. Government bonds firm.
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STOCKS ARE FLAT.
TONE At CLOSE ONE OF COMPLETE
DECENTRALIZATION.
PRICES OFFERED DOWN IN PLUKGES.
Very Heavy Blocks Lfquidnted, APP
parentIy for Whatever They VIII
Produce Market.

NEW YORK. September 1.-THE ap
pearance OF the bank statement e1ectu
| ally disposed of all the encouraging H.
| lusions OF speculation by holders of
stocks INDUCED In for the past few days,
and threw the market into demoralza-
ton. Prices were offered down in plunges,
and very heavy blocks were liquidated.
apparently for whatever they would
bring. The local traction stocks were spe-
cial marks, seemingly on the theory that
they had not responded adequately I'm
sympathy with Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
metropolitan slumped an extreme AZ
points. and Manhattan points. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit itself was somewhat re-
lieved from the severe pressure and held
firmly al IS or above through most of
the storm in the late market.
TOBACCO DOWN 33,.
The other Flower stocks were fercely
attacked. Peoples Gas dropping nearly
4: Rock Island, pa. and Federal Steel. ll2
Sugar fell an extreme as, and Tobacco
SA.
Losses elsewhere in the Specialties ex-
tended to between and points in nu-
merous cases. st. Paul suffered from
continued liquidation, even before the late
break. and after the bank statement
appeared 1t dropped an extreme IA, 10
12S.
Many railroad stocks fell a point OF
over. The violent declines invited the
taking Of some quick profits by the bears.
which caused feverish rallies. In Metro
politan, the rally reached over 3 points.
But the tone Of the speculation at the
closing was completely demoralized, ana
prices i'm many cases were sun being Of
fered down rapidly in frantic EFFORTS on
the part of holders TO unload.
The losses in cash by the banks FOR the
week were over 100000 less than had
been foreshadOwed by the known move
ment. but on the other hand contIac-
ton i'm loans had been expected, OF as
much as s.. 10000. according to some estl-
mates. As the return showed reduction
of only S7.S5l.4O I'm loans. the net result
brought the surplus reserves down 10
about q quarter of million dollars OF
the legal requirements.
THE BOND MARKET
Bonds have moved in sympathy with
stocks this week, but not as widely:
United States SIS advanced u in the Dia
price 900 Ito,
The snles of stocks were $4,000. lnclud-
ing Atchison. preferred $500; burlington
- go: Rock Island, 10.ls5; Manhattan. ~
OOO; Metropolitan, 1850; st. Paul, 29'si0'
Southern Pacific. 1860; Union faGluc,
Q 900: American Tobacco. 1292O; BrookiyI D
RAND Transit. 72.l7J; Colorado Fuel ana
Iron. $500; Peoples Gas, IGzN; sugar
1850.
DtoN-E,V AID EXCHANGE.
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EMPRESS COMPANIES.

Adams ..... ......... ................ ~
American ....'..... ......s............. 14l
| nttcd states .............. ............ 20
Wells Fargo ........... ..............,.. I32
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GREAT ACTIVITY IN STOCKS
PRICES GENERALLY HIGHER.

BOND MARKET STRONG-MONEY AND
EXCHANGE.
Closing prices yesterday .of the principal &C
tive securities and net changes from FRIDAY
last quotations were follows
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Chicago. Jan. II (SpeciaO Wheat IN u'
hour got TO put figures. The crowd was
alert for a renewal OF that selling OF fnoAs :,
seemed 10 he for Wall Street. There was "'-,
any. selling 0, that sort. The foreign hs"'
bullish. The early sc decline was reco'e'04
close was a.c over Friday May opened /"
sod between 7Olsc and nsGn'.c. and eo''
HE. Liverpool was unchanged 10 ~
stanuallv maintaining its unexpected 'a"'
day previous The Paris prices were ~
New-York reported a capital continents. :,
The cxport business East was put al . Na'
Tuesdays business was put as high AZ - 10.
little direct export business was done 'O" !.
* ooo bushels Seaboard clearances "e'e
bushels California had good rains. Al 80
4, s,o.ks here Is expected OF $4,000 bushes
decrease In the visible Is looked lo'' -
fairly nheral-4ss cars I'm the Northwest. e
n wear ago, 2l0 cars here against % ~, -,
for Monday Is 1870. II looks to-nigh' as ,
nrofess,onals who are exceedingly
sold their line without being able 20 - q
big Wall Street interest when ee' 'a'.r .,
here and as II II would not take much "''
the burden on the shorts. ,.r
corn was barely steady. nothing NOR -.
evening up for Sunday. Prices at one '''I'
nc decline from Friday; the close WAS ~,
rho day previous May opened a, o.sN
tween 37i. d36rsc. and closed at sc ine y,
rather against the holders o"' 4
pres.ure on the market Corn raue's ~" 90.
eve on the wheat quotations he.r a
cars. with 1000 cars estimated TOT "0 49,. 4
200, wa. l.dMd lower: seaboard cea,aS 81
4o2 900 bushels. Shipping sales were .,a 4
bushels Most shippers called the '''" vi
The stock here is expected 10
about 600. 600 bushels ~
Oa,s were as narrow as corn, the 'H"s ~
Lc. the close was practically az ,.,L. a
May sold at 2sa:Ta.c. and e!esed a. re-
oar, have gone out this week as las, IS 30
come IN There will be little chanse n u, -.
DAYS receipts were 1871 cars. Win II. -
mated for Monday. Direct e.P0''
bushels. The mood keeps bullsh' LA, ~
There was strong but slo" p'0''s, 81
with the shorts disposed 20 even w v,rs "a
Offerings were scarce IL took h,te '' ,,,.1,,e
70 hiring ahou, n lit;le rally. pork w 80 sr
and ribs I'D 2isG DC. II the ne"s nau Ger, y
u,a 4, would have been bearish. Ths'' a,
hogs. with prices &c lower the sooor J
day was 10000 hogs. for mex; "e'N ,-scn
Hog receipts the last week nave go. nu,is ~
shipping demand is rather slow - o.e
the southern demand TO begin o''''
professional temper Is bullssh' .,os,t At
ON the curb puts on May wheat ''' ais
calls, ,lrsc puts on May corn IL &C. 4
Puts on May wheat good mex -, wssk =
73l5a74c. puts on May corn 'o'
a6,sc: calls. asn3styc.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs.-Money call pa per cent
Time money. 2i2 per cent for sixty days. per cent
for three months 1894 per cent for four months
and $751; per cent for six months Commercial
paper rates were 3G3s per cent for three and four
months and SGi per cent for SIX months for the
best
FOREIGN EXCTANGE.-Market firm. Actual
closing rates were
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Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-N New orleans - Conn
mercial, 81 discount; bank PAT San Franclsc %
counter SOC premium between banks par. Savan-
Multiplying. i-ec discount: selling 100, per 800
premium Charicston-Buyng. par; selling, l-l0c
premium. Boston-Par and &C. premium Chicago
Csc premium.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money in
London IL per cent. open market discount rate,
9-l6 per cent for short and long bills Berlin dis
count 4s, per cent. Paris. per cent. Berlin OK
change on London. % marks 81 p,ennigs. Paris ex-
change on London. % francs = confines.
EUROPEAN SECT RITES. British consOls
closed at III 3l6 FOR money and nv for The ac-
count French rent's. l0l francs. M centimes
Spanish IS IN London. fo5 .
THE SILVER MARkET.-Bar silver 5olzc Mex
lean silver dollars. i1i4c. Bar silver In LONDON
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 30; Lisbon, A.
Buenos Ayres 10j7O. Rome 1.S2.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs-Market firm. Final
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and active
Total sales amounted in par value TO S.4-sOo Inc
heaviest dealings were in the Atchson. Northern
Pacific and Erie issues Austin and NORTHWESTERN
lists Central Georgia consol S. Chesapeake ana
Ohio 4Is Hooking Valley IS receipts, EvahsVl.e
and Terre Haute S. Kansas City and Pacinc lsts
Manhattan As Mexican Inernatonal +s kansas
and Texas 2ds Missouri Pacinc consol 6s. Nori"IK
and Western As Oregon Railroad and NaVigau0h
As. oregon Short Line income as Keadng as g. 81
Louis and Iron Mountain 5s. St. Louis and san
FRANCISCO As San Antonio and Arkansas Pass is'
81 Louis Southwestern DDS, Union Elevated is's
Union Pacinc Is. Wabash debenture BIS and west
Shore As. ~. , r,,o
incomes were active at n net gain Of III per cent.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Jan. A. p. m.-The market for Amer
,can securities ruled firm all day on NewYork
buying The final tone firm and the demand
moderate. Last prices were: Atchson. 2; Canadian
ss7s; ST. Paul i2sia; Illinois Contra l2s.: Louis.
Central. i2s: Erie, 1875; PENNSYLVANIA. Goa Read
ing ll7, Erie hrst preferred. 397s Northern IA
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ROSTON STOCKS.
MONTRE4L STOCkS.

,,-,-.., - ,..o,, ,fcL<innay = CO. No 50 Br't'T
Furnls"eu Os A" 81, $50 Bf ~
,,o,,,.a, (, Rv 2as 20, Dominion Coal. ~
a. nev oqi 900 do pref - ~
-ro-o,,o :, nv iOsi. iOsi. War Eagle MFG 5ri
Canadian Pac... So. 500 montreal te''''' ~
Mont Gas 60. .2l27s 2l3 Tom naul,. ~.
Royal Elec Co. 1853 1871. BEL ls'epn'" '''
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

'Ex dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10
IT MEANS ESsLAVEMENr.

No one, not even the raukest trust
friend, undertakes to deny that the
trust evil is rapidly tending to the
enslavement Of labor and the laboring
people. When it arrives ht that point
in the transactions OF business that a
man cannot buy where he can buy
the cheapest, and sell what be has to
sell for the highest price, be is on the
very threshold Of enslavement. XIII
competition in buying and selling and
you have established in its stead the
worst sort Of enslavement. That is
just what these trusts are doing today
and II let alone in their greed the day
Is close at hand when their grip on
the lab or OF this country will be ire.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-10

ACCORDING TO the best information
obtainable, Secretary Jenkins did not,
by any word or action, give the i'm
preston to the governor or Dennis
Flynn that George w. Outcelt's ap.
pointment as supervisor would be sat
isfactory TO him, or that he would ulti.
mately add his Endorsement with the
other referees. IL looks very much
now that the Teeumseh statesman will
have TO follow the example set by
William Grimes. AT least, II Secretary
jenkins withholds his Endorsement,
the president, out OF respect to old
friendship for the secretary, may drop
the whole shebang aud name dark
horse