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Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Sparks Not in Deal

George w. Sparks has denied the re
ports circulated by Addicks agents to
the effect that he has entered into
compact with the Democrats to vote for
Geenral Wilson and Willard Salisbury
for United States senators. In an inter-
view he says:
Il have absolutely entered into no
deal with the Democratic party or
with its agents, or anybody of men
or any individual, nor has anydOne
done it for me, nor has any pro-
pOsal of the kind been made to me.
'iWhen / was first approached to
be a candidate fer the office Of
State senator, stated that If | was
a candidate 1t must be distinctly
understood that if nominated and
elected that / would go to Dover,
unpledged and untrammeled both
as regards to individuals for any
office or measures of any kind that
might come before the Legislature.
1 propose to be governed entirely
by what I consider to be the best
interests Of the State Of Delaware
and the Republican party as ex-
pressed through the wishes of my
constituents. The foregoing has
been my platform through the
whole campaign, as hundreds Of
citizens can bear witness, and will
be my policy during the term of
office if / am elected.
Robertson Not Consistent
While Robertson is making a great
fuss about the Democrats endorsing
Mr.. Sparks, he is making an effort
to secure Democratic voters. He is
sending out a marked ballot showing
Democrats how to vote the Democratic
State and county tickets, and foi
Robertson for State senator.
Ball Buttons Make stir
Union Republicans are becomin.
: agitsted over the large number Of DR.
Ball buttons which are beirg worn
Continued on Third Page.)
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

For Constipation and Piles. Brazil
ian Balm is magic.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

ONLY 10 CENTS A BOX.
DR.. Birds Laxative Quinine Tablets.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
AMONG THE OTHER ATTRA CTIONS

Celebrated w Mkebun will appear his Of Contortions
Lightning Change Artist HewI ride horses the
He will give exhibition of crawling hole and
pulling il in after him.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
ADDICKS MEN
RUSH FOR CASH
ChiefBOOdler Arrived in Wilmington
This Morning -RumOr That
Barrel Was Opened

Election day forecast
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
HANDSOME CASH PRIZES
way to all persons holding reserved seatsl
OTHER ATTRACTIONS

J. Frankalee the Dover Midget will vanish into the air
and disappear before the eyes of the spectators.
Senor will exhibit Justly
works containing beautiful figure that writes its
makes speech proclamation under guidance
Latoni. Natural life
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

The Stupendous and Unrvaed Hppodrome and Mengee will
the after which will be dsbanded
its incompatible artists released yom their engagements.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Aebus in his wonderful sghohand performances
His will stuff ballot boxes before the Of the audience without
detection Afidavts to order.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Thus that body will remain over
whelmingly Republican in all prob
ability for at least four years.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Also

Jimmie ceebrared Tack Eater. boxes of
them before the of the audience Patrons requested bring
with them this wonderful pc
ALSO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
COTTON GOSSIP.


The break in stocks checked the ad-
vance in cotton.
Actual port receipts yesterday. IS, ZB.
Market may ease off on heavy receipts.
The stock is getting low in New York
city. and It may cause a fair advance in
September if the market gets strong.
large cotton yarns house says: I'VE
are constrained to feel that we are now
on the eve of a very active demand for
cotton fabrics and yarns for this fall and
winters trade at good values, and buyers
showing considerable anxiety in placing
contracts, fearing an advance in the near
future"
Mum says: 1--WE are just now where
any kind Of a scare counts. A frost scare
" ould Tut up cotton. or a warm wave
start it down, but we find that on all
good breaks there are some fair-sized
orders in to buy. and believe on any fair
decline some cotton should be picked up.
with a view of selling on any good adj
vance,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
Outside Sccuritien.

American Can common sold at 1872.
seahrard Airline preferred 51A and So
for 200 shares.
Virginia Goal and Coke showed frac-
tozai Improvement at the start, but sold
down quickly from Is IA to "a, against
Is on Saturday.
Among the scattered gains recorded
ives that Of three points in Seventh Ma
ti"nai Bank ten shares selling at 164,
the best price yet paid.
High money rates again prevented
active dealings in the market for unlisted
securities to-day, excep; those issues
which have recent1s been prominent.
spacu'ation. however chawtd an increase
"a; compared With the velure recorded o,t
saturday. Prices 7,spIsaed irregl1'arity
with changes in the main unfavorable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
TIPS ON TIE MARKET.
]. Davis sold 5000 Atchison.

J. H Davis sold 5000 Atchfson.
Easier money is expected tomorrow.
Orders for manufactured iron continue
large
Floating stock was plentiful in the loan
crowd.
Statistics on copper trade considered
bulish
Bankers look for firm market the rest
Of the year
Atchison officials reported no frost dam
age on their system.
Frost damage in Kansas slight. and
exaggerated elsewhere
81 Louis and San Francisco first week
'sp'ember increase. $751; go.
Purchase good stocks on reaction; take
moderate profits on rallies.
"'n City Rapid Transit first week
Sef'emoer, increase. s1O,S35.
mere is good buying of Atchisons; these
w" harden and make new high records.
Fiower crowd talking bullish on Peo-
~ Gas and Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Exports Of domestic products for eight
1853.
Manhattan. Union Pacific. and Analsa-
.s,ea Copper should be bought on re-
It Is said every colliery and washery
- Inc anthracite region is prepared to
'eSame operation.
, United States Steel, Louisville and
.S ssS Illinois Central, and Iowa Cen
"St VIII go better.
is believed that the best purchases
~ T, me list IS Southern Pacific, Western
mon and St. Paul.
yesterday was the last day for the pre-
4'a'ion Of Southern railway common
QUO Preferred stock.
George T. Baer is reported as saying
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Recein,s-Wheat, 1900 bushels: corn.
11,e09 bushels: oats. COO bushels; hogs,
1900 head. Is
On the Produce Exchange to-day this
f H7Es:s.' dair'ss, 'Sas'e. Esxs nm fresh
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. September Is
F1our-Quiet: winter extra. S2.90GS3. 10:
winter clear. s2.MIs3.30
Wheat-Easy; spot and September, us
orc: October, T7sG721lsc.; southern, by
sample, 65I72c.; southern, on grade, 691a
G772c.
vember. lsa4szc.; year. 44ssSsdGl4a4ssc.; south
ern white corn. 6706Sc.z
Oats-Dull and easy; No. 2 white. SIC.
nominally: No mixed. Sole. sales
Rye-Steady; No. 2, 55c.;; No. western,
Sec
Butter-Firm and higher; fancy iraita-
ton. 1s@1ec.; fancy creamery. 22G23c.
Eggs-Du;l and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged; large.
1o7k@101kc.; medium 1oAa11c.
Sugar-Firm and unchanged; fine and
coarse graduated. si.1k.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, September 15.-Floui--
Fairly active and firm in tone, with
grain.
Rye Flour-Steady.
Cornmeal-Uul.
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 western, 59c.
Barley-Duu.
Wheat-spot steadier; No 2 red, 761sc..
Options opened barely STEADY, on cable
news, but rallied, and were generally
firm all day, with a broadening specu-
lative trade. Buying motives included a
good export trade. light offerings. for
and fair clearances. The market was
firm, at Ac. net advance. May closed
747sc.; September. 1919; December, 733Ac.
Corn-spct dull; No O. 721sc. Option
market was weak on September, owing
to larger receipts. but was generally firm
wheat advance, covering. and scant Of
ferings. The market closed firm and
&c. net higher. January closed 4sc.;
May. 45Bc.; September, $3.50; December,
1850.
Oats-spot easy; No. 2, 33c- Options
quiet. but fairly steady. with corn. May
closed s54c.; September, s55c.; Deem
Der. s5Ac.
Beef-Steady
Cut-Meats-Ftrm: picked bellies. 11A9
14c.; picked shoulders, &C.. picked hams,
111AG12c.
Lard-steady: western steamed, s11.10;
refined steady; Continent. SLIPS: South
America. s71.so; compound, s7.371k@ss.oo.
TalloH-Dull.
Rosin-Steady.
Turpent'ne-F;rm at 4shsG49c.
Rice-Quiet.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z. invoice,
57-16c. mild firm; Cordova, sG7111sc Cot
fee futures opened steady, with prices 5
to 10 points higher. on better European
news than It the closing Saturday. and
on a little foreign and local covering
demand The crop news continued to be
conflicting. and nothing definite was
learned respecting the actual situation.
The market closed steady, with prices
net 10 to 15c. higher. and the local sales
piling up 250,Coo bags.
Suear-Raw stsady; fair refining, &c.:
centrifugal. SO degree test, 31zc.; refined
steady.
Butter-steady; commodity, &C.; State
dairy 1GG:22o
7G7&c - -.
21G22c. '''>''
Pota toes-Firm: JERSEYS. 81 s5Ns1 so:
New York nor $50 pounds. s1.75; Long
s2Gs275
Peanuts-steady: fancy hand picked
5fl@5lbc.; ;other domestic 3tz05Ac
Cohha ges-Steady; Long Island. per 100.
s3Ts350
Cotton-By steam to Liverpool 171kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
GRAIN NOTES.

Liverpool close: Corn unchanged:
wheat is lower; market quiet.
It is reported Duluth has sold 100000
bushels of wheat for shipment and export
to-day.
Corn is in excellent shape in Kansas
and Nebraska; 80 degrees Of heat reported
yesterday.
Grain markets showed surprising
strength yesterday morning. Looks like
the crowd went home short Saturday.
This is great weather for maturing
corr. Our reports show that damage from
frost is slight and limited to few sec
tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. September Discretionary
influences from Saturdays slump were
at work in grains to-day This was a
condition somewhat unexpected. for it
was generally supposed that Judge
Chytraus decision in the oats case Sat
urday would bring out long grains.
Traders were somewhat In the dark as
to whether they dared do any business
in futures at other than cash prices, and
as a result outside orders wire scarce.
Business was largely in the hands of
local traders. and the nearby futures
were let severely along. because of the
premium in general over cash prices The
further deliveries. however. seemed
to have been oversold Saturday. and be-
cause of their seeming cheapness. in
comparison with shipping figures. prices
were worked higher. in most conamodi-
ties. At the close. September wheat
December wheat. and December corn
were AL &c. hlrhcr: SeDternber corn was
nc. down nrd December oats wer, =
shade off January provisions closed 21a
to TIC. M.
The LEADING fntnree ranged as fol,ows.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
THE MONEY SITUATION.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. September 15-
Especially Secretary Shaw has already
received assurances from banks that they
will deposit $500 600 bonds and receive
that much government money. BY Tues
day it is expected that this amount will
be increased by from 81, 900 900 to So 900. 900.
Many bank repositories are increasing
their line of deposits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

NrA.rAr,-srnrE. MArrETs
WILMINGTON N c. Scf.e-nher Ia
SHIRTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. i5ttc.: re-
>a,rts 1nt "a eks.
.pos.r-steadv at s1.1oTsl-1 s: receipts 500
ss-rsls
f-r7.a. Turnertire-F'' rrr 1T $40 $3.50
~ eo en.5 #rece'rt- "a he rrefs
Tar-Firm ut 81 20. reeesnt- 81 barrels.
IS ssvANNaH "a sen-e-sher ,5-,rr-s
- sss: saIas els casks. exports IN 80 SKIS.
rs snosir-- F,frra receipts 9 SAT hn~rstS:
sales 81 barrels. exports. 1895 In rrela,
ssouotes and n 81 ~
81 srss 81 n 81 ss:ss st %.
ssfrnNrINIvFns ON PAGE TyuFTv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. September IS
(Speciall-Th Baltimore market was
very dull to-day.
Atlantic Coast-Line common opened at
les. and closed at 167 rs. About 400 shares
traded in.
enboard AIRLINE common opened at
80 1-e and closed al 80 IA Preferred open
ed at Sc and closed at 81 1-2 bid. Only
small sales of the per cent. bonds at
S. 10.
The rest of the list was practically I'M
changed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

BALTIMORE, September 13.-Calyes-
Choice fat veal calves were in demand
stock Wss neglected. The quotations were
as follows: Choice veals, 7G71sc.; fair to
good 6lt@shc. per pound; per head, rough
to good &bgl $l1.
follows: Saring lambs, good to choice, 5Gg
o1ac. per pound; sheep, best, 3131ac.; good
per head, s25oasa; inferior, per head.
as St to qua 1l tx n nndkS we, pSt pound 2se
receipts light. The quotations. were Is
folloSs Young, fat steers. Weighing / .r9Q
e no mounds, s@4tac.; steers weightils
un0er 1913 pounds, 3@3I5c. per pound; ox..s:
per ponnd, 3G51sc.; bulls. per pound 2sa..i,
3t.c.; large; young COWS: per head, s2sGy
$50; poor, thin stock, slO@sl5 per head
Receipts, 4,s41 head; steers, 10 to &c.
lower; bulls and COWS steady at s415@
$50; bulls, s2.!0Gs3.50; cows. s1.75GSl;
tomorrow. SO head cattle and ESQ quar-
tiers of beef
Calves--Receipts, 2.o21 head; veals firm
higher; ali sold; ysals, ssass.5o; littie
calves and culls.: s4gsi.5o; grassers, s335@
81: eastern, s4qfS..S21A
Sheep and Lannbs-Receipts. 21.o4e head
lower; sheep. $20ss.75 ewes, s4.150s4.2 Is !;
lambs. Sc 0G$G.75; choice and extra, s6.10a
s612iA; cuils, s35eas4.s71s: Canada lambs.
Hoss.Receipts. lss9 head; marls-,
pigs at slightly higher prices.
CHICAGO e g. September 15:-cattle-Re-
head Westerns; market slow and steady
TO 10c lower; good to prime steers s75o@
$500; poor to medium. s42sGs7; stockers
s eaa fe 6a $: ss 5ss sa1es Sss
Texas-fed steers. s3@s4.5o; western steers,
HogsRSssesssiapts today, 1900 head ses e.
ed ed and INC. butchers s7.z50ss; good to chaisa
heavy, s7.soass.2o; rough heavy, s7.4o@
$40; light, s1.45@s7.so bulk of sales, $500
sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; n,arke.
steady; lambs steady; good to choiet
wethers. ss.5oas4: fair to choice mixed
s2.5o1s325; native lambs, s35oGs5.
15 C attle II 400 head: prIm,
steers, s7e5Gs75O; choice, 1900 to LOO
pound steers fair to GOOD ss dad
Veais-Receipts 600 head; market
strong; 2se. higher; tops ss25@ss.5o; f. ir
: H s 200 head ssa. ST strong On
S7s0G$S; Workers. s7.65GlS7.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 145o0 head;
market opened steady; sheep remained
firm. but lambs easel off 10 to 1sc; top lp
lambs, IS. 75Gs6: fair to good. s5.50@s579 ,;
sheep top mixed, s5.75@s4. fair to good.
So. ESQ 50. 80.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, September 15.-
Cattle-Active; choice; s7.l0@s715; prime.
s6.25WSs.75; good, s5@s575.
Hogs-TIigher; heavy Workers, 81. 5oap
81. 95; light Workers. s7.75Gs7.85; pigs, 5! 400
$3.50; roughs. s61S7.a0.
Sheep-Higher; best wethers, s4.1oG$i25;
culls and common s15o@s2; choice lambs,
IS. 75@s5.
veal Calves-ss@ss.5o
CINCINNATI, O.. September 15.-Hogs-
Active and higher at SS4Si-sV
Cattle-Active at S2.l5.
Sheep-Steaiy< at $1,000 s.. 10.
Enthusiastically at s3.t5@S5.Go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
1hOnl1,, Branch & Co.,
(Esta blished 1889,
MEMBERS N. Z. STOCK EXCHANGE
hEMBERs1T Y. COTTON EXCHANGE
PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL MARKETS.
Investment Securities
A sPEefALT
ia 1917

Denver and Rio ,Grande As ......... 1O2
iGr.a prior Hen Observation-Disclosures s%
erie geacral 4s................... S6A
Fort Worth and Denver City 1St.... ia
i1ccking Valley AS .................. iV9
louisville and Nash. unified 4s...... lolas
Mexican Central As. S21A
Mexican Central 1st incomes. ....... 31h
ninn and st. Louis 4s................ 1914
Minneapolis and St Louis 4's........ 1914
&iissouri Kansas and Texas 4s...... 1913
Missouri, Kansas and Texas PSF. S412
New York Central lists ................ 101A
New York Central general 81 s...-.. 107
New Jersey Central general 5'S...... 1851
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 104ss
Northern Pacific observation-disclosures. TAX
Norfolk and Western eonsol 4S...... 103as
Reading general Observation-Disclosures. 80
St. Louis and Iron Noun. co1sol SIS. 1171s
st. Louis and San Francisco 4s...... 101
st. Louis Southwestern 1sts.......... 9a1h
St. Louis Southwestern DDS. 50
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass 4s.... IS
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 94s
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 12o1es
Texas and Pacific lists .......:....... 12O
Toledo, St Louis and Western As. s2s.
Union Pacific As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. los
Union Pacific cow. 4's................ 111k
Wabash lists ........ .................. 1872
Wabash DDS .......... ................. ion
Wabash Debanture B.................. StN
West Shore As Observation-Disclosures. 1854
Wheeling and Lake Erie Fs.......... ?3H
Wisconsin Central 4's............ ooM
Mobile and Ohio col. tr. As (bid).. 81
Central OF Georgia, I'd incomes..... 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Locomotive common, while per cent
per annum has been paid on Car ana
Foundry common for nearly three years
with indications that 1t will be increased
next month to per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
Cases OF Fal; Goods co,n;no

Cases OF Fall goods coming
IN every day.
or early fail the Covert Coat
IN box stsle will be the leader
among men that know-we're.
short On these coats and they'll
be still shorter on you-but Of
course GU can wear them longer
than any other style. All the
long lengths are also here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Spot closed dull; middling uplands. s7sc.;
n,Iddling gulf. 91sc.; sales. PC bales.
The cotton market opened firm ! y. With It'll
and continued to work upward after the
call on feverished demand from the
shorts. and some room bullinS. The n
time. indicating increased attention On
the part of the speculative public. The
chief cause for this demand was a re-
port from Northern Mississippi that frcst
and ice had formed Sunday morning. with
the weather this morning stu unseason-
ably cold Firm Liverpool cables and
foreign buyirg orders helped to strength
ter feeling subsidized, January had adj
vanced 8.45 with other options up in pro-
portion The South sent pessimistic crop
reports and were less eager to sell spot
cotton. Later In the morning the mar
ket settled back to the final bids of Sat
nrday. under a lull in outside support.
and some selling to secure, profits by the
tiertone remained steady. and later in
The day the whole list worked upward
again. on brisk general brving. led by
very nervous bears. The Vickshurs wsa-
morning. at Lake and Kazoo City. FRI
vate kilograms also give light frost. and
unfavorable crop conditions. The wea-
Their forecast vas reassuring. but tor
the most part was ignored rs were heavy
receipts at the ports and Interior towns
The market was finally steady and net
to points higher. Inc totai SateS were
estimated at 100000 bales
NEW ORLEANS. September 1s-cotton
futures stead-.; September. S.1SmS20; Oc-
toher. S127S 1a: November. S1tsis 10; De-
cenher. s,sSss17; January. S.1sc3sla; Feb
runrv. 8.lSG7s20; March. S.22G5.23: April.
8 2sGse5
TIE demand for spot cotton was slack
to-day. Quotations unchanged The fu-
lures market. under the influence Of un-
favorable weather, which checked outside
orders. was very QUIET at the opening.
Professionals supported the market fairly
well and by free buying at and just after
the opening. sent prices up 70 points
The absence of country buying orders
however. was severely felt by the long
element and as soon as the first flush %
enthusiasm had worn Oft prices began to
drop The market became dull and list
less. and In short time had recorded n
loss of to points from the highest.
Then there was sltgh. reaction. and
.he market at the close showed net gains
at the close OF from to points
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
seono,rd AIRLINE Securities.

BALTIMORE MD. sentember 15.-
seaboard common. s2'S: seahoard pre-
ferred. 521A: Seaboard bonds. As, SSA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
COTTON MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, September 15.- P. NJ
;Cotton-spot;5 moderate business; prices
unchanged: American niddllng, lo-l6d
The sales Of the day were 5000 bales. of
which $50 were for speculation and ex-
port. and included 1900 American. Re
sceipts, none.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady: American rniddling, good or
binary clause. September. 4s-stI
4 4s-64d.; September and October. 49, odd.
sellers; October and November. Az 6td- !:
November and December. 4 32-6404 33-6td.
buyers: December and January. S1-sa6
1 a2-6td.. buyers January and February
4a1-e.d.. buyers: Februa ry and AIarch
a s0-s'T4 AL -64f4., huyers; March and Anril
z .aa-et6s4 81 e4d pril and MAY. 4 3a-S Id
buyers; May and June, i 3o-64d.. sellers.
NEW YORK. September Cotton
bales: sales. 226 bales stock. 41072s bales.
Totals to-day: Net receipts. q. a1s bales
sExports-tos Great Bril- tain, q, ~ bales g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

t,,o,s,,on. furnished by Thomas Branca
81 Co. BauAcrs ana brchers.
.,eubers xcN YORK STOCK anu .Iotlt!'
Exchanges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
the Continent, 1874 bales; stocA. -o..oy-

the Continent, 1914 bales; stoeA. -o..os-
bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts, 6i.i53 bales.
Exports-to Great Britain, 5,655 bales. to
France, 1905 bales; to the Continent
4u,I64 bales.
Totals since September 1st: Net re-
ceipts. 30S.OG6 bales. EXports-to Great
Britain, 55,036 bales; to France. 1S.25S
bales; to the Continent. s5.657 bales.
Cotton futures opened firm and closed
steady. Opening. Closing.
September ...... ...... $50 S.54
OCTOBER. 8-4o $40
November 5000. S.fl $40
December $500. SAB SIT
January ..... ......... S.A
sDruafy .-.... $1,000. 90 81
March .......... $50 o.2t
April ....... .,..... SIS
May 49, S.29 S26
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton ExchangeJ
Richmond, Va. September Is 1902
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
Bonds,

-
United States refunding rs, reg. 1os.,
United States refundinE 2's coupon 1NSa;
United States SIS. registered. ......... 1883
United States SIS. coupon. l07
United States new AS. registered. -. 1851!
United States new As, coupon. 1864
United States old As. registered. 49,. 109'
United States old As. coupon. no
United States 5's, registered. ......... los
United States 5's, coupon.......... los
Atchison, general 4's..... 1o41ps
Atchison. adjustment 4s. asH
Baltimore and Ohio 4's............,... 1915
Baltimore and Ohio 3E's.............. %
Baltimore and Ohio cow 4's.,...... 13'f..
Con: Tnb As 81
Canada Southern DDS 1n9
Central or Georgia SIS 10
Central of Georria. LIST incomes. 81
Chesapeake and Ohio s4lks' s 1864
Chicago and Alton 3ll5s' !. s. u
Chico 80. B. and Quincy new q
Chicago. M. and ST. Paul gen; 1921.
CHICAGO and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7's..S 195 /
Chi. r. Island and Pacific a s,...... Jos
O. C. c. and St Louis gen. a OF
Chicago Terminal 4's.. !. ). :. &. s93.
Colorado and Snut hern q - ss e5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Receip1s-Wh 1T5.oo0 bushels; corr.
1n.coY bushels; cats. 2so,ooo bushels; hogs,
1900 head. rs Is
On the Produce Exchange to-day tn.
4442211sc.; dairies, 15alzec. Eggs hrm; fresh,
1870
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, September 15.-t'loui--
Fairly active and firm in tone, with
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CINCINNATI, o.. September 15.-Hogs-
Active and higher at Si4s7-e0.
Cattle-Active at 81.
Sheep-Steady< at s1.50G s. no.
Lamhs-Steady at s3.I5@S5.C5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BALTIMORE, September 13.-Calves-
Choice fat veal calves were in demand
when not too large and were firm Poor
stock wss neglected. The quotations were
as follows: Choice veals, 79I11sc.; fair to
good 6M@sac. per pound; per head, rough
to good 3bn.Sl1