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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, October ~ The STOCK
market made A considerable display Of
strength during the early hours of the
day Later there were occasional adj
vances by individual stocks or groups,
some of whicn saved gains on the day,
but in the majority Of cases the active
selling movement OF the last hour wiped
out the early gains and carried prices
in some cases sharply below last nights
level. The motive OF the selling was
the fear of in unfayorahle bank state
ment tomorrow as well as to take at
tractive profits on the weeks advance.
The high priced Industrial Specialtles
and the Iron and Steel stocks were con-
spicuous in The late reaction The mosr
notable movement of the day was the
rise in some OF the railroads running
through the South and Southwest.
Louisville md Southern Railway led
with an extreme advance Of IL. Mis-
souri, Pacific was II close second. Theirs
was notable firmness also in Mobile and
Chic, Texas and Pacific, st. Louis and
Southwestern and Chesapeake and Ohio
after early weakness and the Baltimore
and Ohio stocks. The large carvings
shown by monthly returns caused the
movement. The same motive advanced
the price Of Atchison preferred and
Northern Pacific. The speculation was
mixed during rae greater part Of the
day, many Of the leading Industrials
drifting up and down at level on
either side of last nights price. This
was true Of American Sugar, Ameri.
can Tobacco and the United States
Leather stocks. The Last named were
reactionary carly in the day, but the
preferred stock came into active de.
mand late in the day with a rise of two
and half points. Other points o.
strength at differ ~ times were Rubber,
Republic Steel, General Electric, La
clede Gas, Tennessee Coal and Iron,
Colorado Fuel and Iron, and Chicago
East Illinois preferred.
New York, Chicago and St Louis first
preferred dropped over ; points on $
single transaction without exciting any
attention. Thece We're various points
of weakness in the minor Specialties.
Stocks of companies having to do with
the metal industries were all inclined to
heaviness on account of the reactionary
tendency in the price of the metals.
Call money Hurried to ten per cen:
with a late demand for loans to carry
over till Monday and was quite firm
at six to seven per cent all day. Ac-
cording to statements by the leading
banks, the net shipments of currency
to the interior both by express and by
deposits at the Sub-Treasury for tele-
graph transfer amount to about 81, 500,-
600 After allowing for receipts of Il
considerable sum in gold from the as
say office by the banks their loss to the
Sub-Treasl- still amounts to upward
Of Il million dollars. Tomorrow's state
ment is therefore expected to show a
loss in cash Of fully $3,500,00O. Unless
the loan account of the hanks has been
largely diminished it is evident that the
surplus reese We, which stood last Sat
urday at only N1,411 ,075. must have
been wiped out and deficit establish,
ed.
The bond market eased off late in
the day in sympathy with stocks but
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TOTAL NET RECEIPTS.

New York, October 27.-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September LIST, 1899:
Galveston 514 ,T05; New Orleans,
AS, $40; Mobile, 3G,2S0; Savannah, 315,-
SIC; Charles on, 99,76S; Wilmington,
100, 7O6; Norfolk, S7,S16; Baltimore, H.
314: New York, S,S3S; Boston. 9,26o;
Newport News, ILL., Philadelphia, g.
229; Brunswick, 20,500; Pensacola, 49,
044. Total, 1,76S,S27 bales.
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PRICES DsOP AT THE END
MOTIVE OF SELLING FEARS OF
BANK STATEMENT.
THE RISE IN RAILROADS IS A FEATURE
Those Running Through the South and South
west the Ones Affected. Large [arn-
ings Shown By Monthly Returns
Caused the Movement.

New York. October 27.-Demand for
staple cottons of average proportions
Brown sheetings and drills very firm
Leading makes four yard sheetingS &C.
casionally advanced u. Print cloths in
active in regulars at 2B fair demand for
narrow and wide odds at full prices.
Bleached cottons strong, further adj
vances in some leading ticks impending
No further changes today. Wide sheet
ings strong. Coarse colored cottons still
tending upwards. Prints in good de-
mand Linens scarce and strong. Bur
laps &c higher and still advancing.
COTTON.
New York, October 2T.-Price varla-
tons in today'S cotton market did not
exceed 6 points and at no time could
trading have been termed active. The
speculative hesitation was due largely
to peculiarly conflicting ideas on the
crop subject and as to the outstanding
interest. though as to the latter it was
quite generally admitted on the local
exchange that the investment public
held a large amount Of January, March
and May delivery staple.
The opening was easy with prices I'M
changed. to four points lower following
disappointing English cables and under
foreign selling pressure. An occasional
effort was made later to dislodge loose
~ held long stuff but these endeavors
were feeble md therefore unsuccessful
Near the close shorts became nervous,
the weekly statistical showings have
averaged up in very bullish form. A turn
to cover sent prices slowly upward
with the market finally steady in tone
with prices , points lower to one point
net higher.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-Cotton futures opened
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NAVAL STORES

wrLMIHsroN, N. O., October 81 rurpentine
firm at 47%ai34; receipts "a.
Rosin firm at 95asl.C0; receipts
Crude turpentine firm, $3.50 G28J; receipts 40.
Tar firm at S1.3O; Receipts barrels.
CHARLESTON, s. O., October 27.-rurpentine
quiet at As; sales casks.
Rosin quiet; sales - barrels. Quote: A, b,
O. d. f. SlOO; f. $II0; Ct, $l.20; Fl, $1.z5 ], $l.25;
K. Sl.30; ID, $l.55; s2.I5; g. $3.50; " ". 3 so.
SAVANNAH, Ca, October 27.-rnrpenttnr firm
of 48 10; receipts IL 3; sales 100; exports lOO
Rosin firm; receipts ,254; sales 1906 exports
702.
Quote: A, B, @, d, E, S1.OO; f, S1.o7; G.,
SLIT; II, $40; l, s1.25; X, $l30; M, Sl.6j; N,
81 20: w &, &2.70: w w. s3.55.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.--3 p. M Money on call
firm at 5hal0 per cent; last loan at per cent.
PRIME mercantile paper 6a5 IL per cent. SteI-
ling exchange firm, with actual business in
bankers bills al S4.84@48fk for demand, and
81. "a la and S4.S8af.88 IL. Commercial
bills s48ll-z. silver certificates 5Sa59. Bar
silver 57X. Mexican dollars AK. Government
bonds steady. State bonds inactive. Railroad
b )nds irregular.
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NEW ORLEANS.
oTHER COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, quiet, z, 1900 bales.
Norfolk, quiet, z l-l6, 1905 oales:
Baltimore, nominal, 5-l6, 2,lO7 bales
Boston, quiet, 5-l6, $50 bales
Wilmington, firm, z, 1903 bales
Philadelphia, qui t, y-l6, l4i bales
Savannah, quiet 6 1915, q lO7 bales.
New Orleans, steady, 1915, IL, 1870 oaies
Mobile, quiet, 9 "a, 1874 bales.
Memphis steady, Z, 3,76i bales.
Augusta, steady, z, 2,1l6 bales
Charleston, steaoy, 6 1915, l,7l5 bales
Cincinnati, steady, IA, 1888 bales.
Louisville, steauy, Ia, 8l9 bales
st. Louis, quiet, z, 1888 bales
Houston, sJesdy, 2 Lie, 10, 100 bales.
New York, quiet, 5-l6, - bales.
RALEIGH COTTON
RALEIGH, N. O., October 81
Receipts 400 bales. Market quiet
PRODUCE.
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Young Chickens. ,..........,..,.. l2S0 IN
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LIVERPOOL, October 27.-4 p. M.-Spot cotton
fair demand, prices hardening; American mid
ding fair AID; good middling 5-32d; mid
ding 3l-32; low middling 2o-32d; good or
binary l9-32d; ordinary l3-32d.
The sales of the day were 10 QUO nales, OF which
1000 were for speculation and export, and iE-
cluded $3.50 American; receipts $4,000 bales,
including 1900 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet hut
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, October 27.--Liquidation en-
Outraged by the bright prospects Of the
fall sown crop, coupled with an over
supply on hand for export weakened
wheat today and December closed with
a loss of &c. Corn weakened under
large new crop estimates and closed
nc lower. Oats declined 1sc. Proyis-
ions were Sat and closed with very
little alteration i'll values.
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New YORK, Oct. 27.-Cotton futures opened
LIVERPOOL.

spot COTTON closed quiet; middling uplands
5-l6 middling gulf 9-l6; sales 23l bales.
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MAKE PERFECT MEM

have been friendly to product for
month, particularly the Omaha concern
which Is under the guidance OF Michael
Cudahy. The Milwaukee interest has fol-
lowed the lead, and IL John Cudahy had
out any shorts he was prevailed upon to
take them in when the other branches Of
the family began 10 get bullish. Swift
has been long the market for six months
had a mean loss all sprlng-but Is now
supposed to be working out OF it. With
Swift 1t has been a long pull under very
discouraging circumstances, but with pa
tience now getting its reward. The pro-
vision people think the English houses are
short more or less. II made them money
all the spring. but the short side has
certainly been making no money for any
Body the last fortnight The other pack
ers, the Anglo-American and the Chicago
Packing company, have been keeping as
close to the market as Il was possible
to and both are supposed TO be long more
or less product now and bullish. Provis-
ions have been turned by the cash de-
mand and more than anything else by
the strength abroad. The advance start
ed In hams. year ago they were
drug, the heaviest thing on the list. They
have been advancing for ninety days and
are now the highest part of the hog.
The ham finally communicated its
strength to the shoulder, and both ends
Of the hog have of late been advancing
together. For a week the middle Of the
hog has been trying to catch up and get
in line.
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lower; demand ts mostly for spring pat
ents in sacks MInnesota patents, $3.S5i
Minnesota bakers, $5.10013. Is: winter
straights, s. lOas.5O; winter extras, ss.40
9z.S0
Rye fiour-Easy.
Corn meal-Weak.
Rye-weaker; No. western, 6O&c, I. o.
B., afioat spot.
falo; mating, 4Sd50c; delivered, New
York.
Barley malt-Quiet.
wheat-Receipts, z23,125; exports, 500.
Spot, weak; No. 2 red, 155sc, I. o. b. sf1oat
spot; No. 1 northern Duluth, Use I. o. o.
afioat spot; NO. / hard Duluth, size I. o.
b., afioat to arrive; No. 2 red. 5iisc eleva-
tor. Options opened steady and expert
enced a sharp rise on unfavoraoie crop
rumors, reported destruction OF the Chill
crop. and covering. subsequently, now
ever a growing disposition to unload
weakened the market and the advance
was lost, helped by small clearances and
export demand. Closed weak at &c net
decline; July, 75d761sc. closed I5c; Sep
TENDER. 75ikG752sc, closed 751sc; Decem-
Der. TG7s1sc, closed &c.
Corn-Recelpts, III, rs bushels; exports,
$50. Spot, weak; 40. 2. Sc I. o. D.,
afioat. 371sc elevator. Options opened
steady and advanced on covering and less
favorable crop talk. Later 1t broke, In
ducing liquidation. Closed weak at = To
&c net decline; July closed Sdlc; Sep
TENDER. 371kd377sc, closed 3izc; Decem-
Der. 3sss6S71sc. closed 36ssc.
Oats-Receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports
3.07O. Spot, dull; 40. 9, 291&c; track mix
ed western, Sd3Oi.c. Options quiet.
Butter-Receipts. 5,3i5 packages; west
ern creamery. steady, 15q1Sc; factory. Il
Q14lzc.
Cheese-Receipts, 2.7O5 packages: arm;
large white, SIC; small white, slsGS7sc;
large colored, SIC; small colored, Slzg
Sac.
Eggs-Receipts. 1888 packages; irregu-
lar; western, 14G15c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, July M.-Wheat-No. red
western winter. dull, SIS sgd; futures
steady; July. IS ESD; September, IS sasd
December, IS load.
Corn-Futures. steady; July. IS 4Sdi
September, IS sd; october, IS 4zd.
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state OF AFFAIRS will lead TO an augment
ed demand for money and both divert
capital from speculation and induce a
higher range OF interest rates. The ex-
ample OF the London money market.
where the somewhat stringent cindltions
that have lately prevailed are attributed
to the activity Of trade throughout Great
Britain and the consequent demand Tor
mercantile accommodations. have not es-
eaped che attention Of the market and
furnish the basis for comparisons between
the position at London and what u pos
sible here. During the earlier days OF the
week the strinRency Of money at London
and the firmness Of exchange rates here
caused apprehension that the recent out
flow OF gold. would be renewed. but such
fears were not realized and the appear
ance OF an easier tone In the principal
foreign money market, with the absence
of the expected advance In the Bank OF
EnglanHs rate OF discount on Thursday,
was accounted a favorable factor. The
strike on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
system and the similar disturbances on
some of the Metropolitan Street Railway
lines IN Manhattan borough had less ef-
feet than might have been anticipated.
though the stocks OF both corporations
were depressed and the incident. par,icu-
larry In the early portion OF the week.
created additional caution In professional
circles. There wers no new deals in the
railroad world, though SUGGESTIONS Of
coming developments Of that kind con-
tinue to crop out and have an influence
on checking any disposition to sell stocks.
In view OF these different factors. the
market has been altogether professional
in character and quality. with irregular
fluctuations and without bearish tenden-
cIes that some OF the events OF the week
might have suggested
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dull WITH FIRM TONE
Final Prices of Stocks Above
thursdays Close.
GOOD GRANGER DEMAND
Exchange and Foreign Situa-
tons More Favorable.

New York, July n.-The stock market
was dull today for the general list ouS
there was a firm tone, and final prices
were higher than those Of last night. Inc
grangers were especially in good demand
and ruled for the greater part of the day
at about a point above yesterday. Bur-
linRton and Rock Island showed special
strength and there was some evidence Of
manipulation in these two stocks.
Much talk was heard Of Burlingoon's
large earnings for June. and rumors were
afIoat OF a coming increase In Rock
islands dividend rates, which was, how
ever. without official sanction. London
was a factor in the days higher prices
and buying for that account In New 1orA
was estimated as high as DOO snares'
principally OF Louisville and NasnViue'
Money conditions were apparently much
easier in London and the sterling eA-
change rate here worked lower IN SYM
pathy. in spite Of lowev tendency OF local
money rates, All apprehension OF ship
ments Of COLL tomorrow was dissipated
early in the day, with beneficial enect
on speculative sentiment. The influences
from abroad were all favorable. except
a fall In French rentes and a decline IN
the sterling exchange rate at Paris
which suggested increased money neecs
at that center. Considering the dizziness
of the local stock market. the scope OF
the dealings was remarkably broad,
large number of usually Inactive stocks
coming into activity, registering sharp
gains. Among these were American To-
bacc6. Colorado AMI Southern first pre-
ferred, Mobile and Ohio. Twin City Rapid
Transit, National Biscuit and Des Moines
and Fort Dodge, Pftsburg. Cincinnati.
| Chicago and ST. Louis, General Electric.
| Continental Tobacco preferrel. Colorado
| Fuel and Iron, the smelling stocks MI
nols Central Lead. Mailing preferred
| Pacific Mali. Iowa Central preferred, Chi
! cago Great Western preferred and Amer
lean Hoop preferred. which rose between
1 and points each. Linseed OIL gained
STA Not all Of these gains were held'
the market dropping away somewhat IN
| the intense dizziness OF the late trading.
The local traction stocks were all In pref
| ~ good demand. Brooklyn Transit ris-
ing an extreme 81 and closing up s-sc.
Sugar was inclined to be heavy through
out the day on rumors Of new develop
ments in the opposition. Some hesitation
was caused In the late dealings by doubts
as to the character of tomorrows bank
statement, the changes in the cash Item
being problematical Prices were marked
up in some cases just before the close
giving q steady tone to the final trans
actions. losing prices were as follows
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.

SE1ASAIO.
Chicago, July A.-Cattle-The cattle
market was unchanged today, with the
usual small Friday receipts. Good to
fancy brought s.. 45d5. IS; commoner grade
81. 40d5 30; stockers and feeders s.. 50d4. IS: ;
bulls, cows and heifers, s.. e0G5.10; calves
were sold at 4.5Od6. 10; western fed steers
81 .65a5. e5; Texas steers. $3.5Od5. %.
Hogs sold at about 10 cents advance
from today's opening. Heavy hogs
brought si.1Ga4.6O; mixed lots. 81. 20f4 60;
light hogs. $4.30d4.6O; pigs. $3.756I4. 5212; ;
culs and rough lots. s.. O014.1O
Sheep-Sold about unchanged at $3.50
As for culls up to $5.OOd5.25 for prime
fiocks. Western range sheep brought
s. 6OfI4 60; native eve sheep, 3.T5G4. q /;
earrings. s.. 50G5.5o: feeders, s.. 50dS. 20 /;
lambs sold at $3.5Oa7.OO.
Receipts-Cattle 2,OoO; hogs 5000; sheep
$780,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July A.-Cattle-Receipts
2.200 natives. 1,T000 Texans; market
steady; native steers, $4.5005.45; Texas
steers, 50. 9Od4. 20; Texas cows. $2.50d3. IS {;
native cows and heifers, 81 .25d5.10; stock
ers and feeders. 8. 25Q5.OO; bulls, s3.1O9
500
HogsLRecelpts, 1000; market opened
easy, closed strong: bulk of sales. $3.50
40; heavy, A.25d4.4O; packers, $4.25d4.35;
mixed, A.25Gn4. 32lA; light, A.1Oa4.5O; york.
ers. s4.25d4.3O; pigs, $4.1oG4.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,0OO; market steady;
lambs, $4.0Oa6. Is; muttons. $.2514.75.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis. Mo, July observation-disclosures
100, including 200 Texans; market steady
for natives, with Texans firm; native
shipping and export steers, s4.S5G5.50;
with fancy worth SIS; light and dress
ed beef and butcher steers, SS.50g5. %;
stockers and feeders, SS.2Oli4.65 cows and
heifers, $2.25T5. 90; Texas and Indian
steers, g. 1904 .95; cows and heifers, $2.259
40.
Hogs-Receipts, s0o0; market steady to
slow; pigs and lights, s. .40d4 80; packers,
81. S5d4. IS; butchers, s4.40Q4.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market barely
steady; native muttons, $3.50d4.25; lambs,
81 OsgIi6 %