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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-30

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S-uih Lira ard iEdi-na sc.
oil City. IA. July S-C.eIit balances .i.s2:
certificates. no hid. Shipments T.5s5. average
a. SIS. runs Is.t12. average 1Nl1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-30

Manchester. July 9-'Io:hs duI and inactive
Yarns easy.
New York. July .9.-The market has hen gen
orally quiet again to-day for cotton goods. both
staples and fancies. with no change In prices
Pint cloths quiet but steady 50 far As mills are
concerned. but offered st lower uricgs from sec
ond hands silks are firm with fair demand.
RIhhrns alsn I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
THE NEW TOBACCO COMBINE.
Registration of sso,ooo,ooo Cons
pany-Iow Capital Stock 1. Divided.

New York Journal OF Connuaerce)
LONDON. October 14-Desaiis in re-
gard to the new interna tionaI combina.
ton. known as the British-American Te-
bacco Company Iinited). have just been
made public. The company has been reg.
istered at the Somerset House and the
capital stock. which Is placed at ES.G0o =
COO is divided into 1,5o0co0 preference and
100000 ordinary shares of Ell each. The
object of the company. as stated in the
memorandum. are to adopt an agreement
proposed 20 be made between the Inpe-
rial Tobacco Company OF Great Britain
and Ireland Girnitedl OF the first part.
Osdens UImitedl OF the second part. the
American Tobacco Company os the third
part. the Continental Tobacco Company
OF the fourth part. American Cigar Com
pany of the fifth part. Consolidated To-
bacco Company OF the sixth part. and
Messrs. Williamson. Whitehead. Fuller
and James Inskip. trustees on behalf OF
the British-American Tobacco Company
UimiteD OF the seventh part The FUR
ther objects OF the company are to carry
on the business OF growers. nanusactuE-
ers and exporters of tobacco and Its prod
ucts in any part of the world. The drse
eighteen directors are to hold office until
1904. The head Office Is to be In London
The solicitors registering the company are
Grace Smith & Hood. OF Liverpool. The
registration duty paid on the formation
OF the company is E15.o $50 The company:
does not now o6sr amp shares - IL
public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

and Canadian Pacific on declines.
United States Steel common will have
a rise as soon as conditions are favorable
generally.
Buy Pacific. Pennsylvania, fractions,
or Peoples Gas on lite dips, but do not
attempt as yet to make speculative
splurges.
Steel will &c better. The preferred will
look very cheap ex-dividend on Tuesday
next.
specialties: Big short interest in Atch-
ison, also in Eric and Denver.
Standard Oil people reported buying
leather.
Best advices are for a higher market
to-day
The recent buying of Amalgamated
Copper and the purchases Of the stock
yesterday are attributed to the best
sources. 1t is understood that one of the
largest international banking houses has
been quietly picking up the stock for a
week past.
Some of the largest financial interests
In the Street are taking a much more
cheerful view Of the situation Indica-
tons point very strongly to acceptance by
Secretary Shaw of a round block of gov
eminent bonds anywhere from 1000, 900
to $50, 600 900. within the next twenty-four
5.
materially. and the payment yesterday of
the second instalment of s17.o0o.0oO repre-
senting 50 per cent of the purchase OF
Louisville and Nashville by Atlantic-Coast
Line will be Immediately followed by the
redistribution Of the money in the regu-
lar banking channels. Some of the larg-
est banks in New York are expected with
some confidence to show very substantial
decreases in loans together with the large
gains in cash and a decided bette-ment OF
their surplus reserve ratio. Furthermore
the weakness of the foreign exchange
market encoura ges a belief that gold i'm
ports direct from Europe will occur very
shortly. The position taken by the larger
interests regarding the strike negotiations
is that Mr.. Mitchell after little play
ing for position will accept the terms of
settlement that will be concluded under
President Roosevelt's auspices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

In RICHMOND. ClSay D Aiieu ana
mlle 10 1alsS T.. +. webster, 20 Ieet on
suutn slue OF Grace street, tfJ Ieet west
u AiItn tIiue, ,iUU.
OLWdy .. Anen aA0 wife to T.. h. Fer
Susson, 70 IeeI on noctn SIDE OF Gcdcs
street, 100 ieeu west VI Alien avenue,
81 ,+Uv
same to Isaac Cohen, 27.66 feet on the
soutn sioe OF alley parallel With Mon
umenu avenue, luu IeeC west or Lonodrdy
street, soDo.
Guarantee Building, Loan and Trust
Company 10 Lucy "A. Bennett. u 6-l2 rect
on the north SIG OF Gary street. 81 o-lz
teel west OF Haryie. Si.-vJ-
g. T. Johnson and wife to James 7.
Sloan, Ia feet on east side OF AAifty-
second street. y feet south or Maislail
street, AMI 10 Tlet east side of Thirty
second street, 10 feet north OF Broad
street, ii, .oV.
Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan
and Trust Company 70 "A. Straus
23 o-l2 feet on First street. northwest
corner OF Byrd street, S1,2vU-
Annie e. Richardson to John Sloan. 80
feet on north side Of Broad street, Is
feet west OF Thiriy-tirst street. $1,000.
In Henrico: Christian Droste and wife
to Charles G. NJ. Katie, and Leah A.
Finke, lot 1S in plan Of Lisburn. si5o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
TIPS ON THE MARKET.

American stocks in London were weak
a TO per cent. below parity.
Reported Erie planning entrance 20
Pntsburg. 49,
President. =,
1gxncctoa arbitration terms will be ac-
copied by miners.
treasury will buy bonds probably to the
extent of $l0.000,o0
Union Pacific strike at Omaha imped-
fng. business in that section
St Paul will secure access 10 ficiiit
Coast over Union Pacific ana VIII ho'
build. =:
Forty-three roads for the first week IN
October show average gross increase "
10 per cent.
Demand sterling weaker, ,but cofsius,
9le short interest in exchange reported.
Time money much easier yesterday.
Stocks plentiful in loan CROWD.
rrado interests bul,ish on American
Bugar
Standard Oil interests reported buyers
o. Amatgamated Copper
Expectee Amalgamated will declare
dividend one half Of j per cent.
The best advices are that mines VIII De
recpencd and in full blast by MONDAY
next ,
The general situation has improved
measurably.
Good news Will come from Washington
regarding Treasury action
Shaw is DESTROYS TO further Improve
monetary conditions.
Opportunities will. it is believed De
given TO banks to refund.
There seems to be a conviction thas n.y. .,,
withstanding the facts that operators sun
refuse Ia recognize the union, the anthra-
cite strike will soon be ended by tribu-
mar 10 be appointed by the President.
There is a rumor which lacks oincial
confirmation TO the effect that Secretary
Shaw will release large amount %
government money by buying BONDS. me
amount is rated at anywhere between
100000 and s25. 100000 This would heip
the money market considerably.
Buy Baltimore and Ohio. Mammalian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
EYES ON VIRGINIA.
Eastward tho Tide of Inmisration
Takes Its Course.

Mr.. P. P. Pugn. of Wheeling. Mo-. was
in Commissioner koiners Office yesisr-
day, inQuirlug in Regard to alfalfa lands
much Interested In this very subject.
gave the wesrerner q good deal OF in
formation in regard to it. and aIr. PuSn
was we'll p.easeu with what he learned.
He will probably locate here, and may
bring others with him. lie has been
called back to his home. but expects tc
return shortly. when he will MAKE trip
Of inspection over certain sections of the
STATE.
For week or more Mr.. koiner has had
callers nearly every day from northsrn
and western men who are considing the
question of locating in this Stl.e. Many
awaited themselves OF the low rate to
Washington for the Grand Army Of the
Republic encampment in order to come
on to Richmond and have talk with tha
Commissioner. with whom they have
been corresponding in regard to set.'tns
in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. october 15.-(spe-
.cial,-1he Baltimore market closed dull
and steady.
seaboard Airline common opened Ia
higher at 90, sold to % Is and back 10
IS rs, closing at g.
United Railway incomes at g. a-S, closed
s-s higher The as bonds at % were up
one half.
The second call OF so per cent, making
100 PEI, cent. in ALL was paid to-day IN
New York by the underwriters OF me
AtIantic-Coast Line purchase OF the
Louisville and Nashville. The cash pay
ments by this syndicate aggregate
s35, 0oo. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Improved quotations were the general
nile in the market for unlisted securities
today, There were number OF ad-
vances exceeding a point. While the vol
ume of business was somewhat reouced,
a variety of transa ,tions gave the market
an animated aspect.
Rock Island common gained lsa points,
as compared with Tuesdays prices. The
referred was comparatively inactive, q
low sales being made at from s. Ia to e5.
The bonds were acquired at S6s4 and 81.
Seaboard Airline common sold at -.
No sales in the preferred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
RICHMOND GR1IN MARKET.
Richmond Va. October Is, 1902.
Quotations furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange.)
Z COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 14.-Cotton-Dull
middling sS.75; net receipts. 556 bales:
gross receipts. S.4S4 bales; sales, 457 bales;
stock. 94s1 bales.
ceipts. 57.7S2 bales; Exports-To Great
Britain. 1o,557 bales: to France, 200 bales:
to the Continent. 49, eo3 bales; stock, 515,620
bales.
Consolidated. at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts. 22o.063 bales: Exports-To Great
Britain, 67,2s7 bales; to France, 1853
bales; to the Continent. 81, 1886 bal les.
ports: Net receipts. 1,54319o bales: Ex-
ports-To Great Britain, SOL, 1874 bales; to
France 116.094 bales: to the Continent.
526 S254 bales.
barely steady.
October ..s..... .......s 8. q &36
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

5.1ec MID 4 n,,iet; Cordova, 7AG12c.

5-16c; mild quieti I. t7 .,.....ss
suncnangen 10 . points lover. linlr1s.|
d.ateIy following the call the nlarn ,ss
stinened little on bids from 81 spor ,no ,.s
liberal on erings. and at the close was
STEADY and net S points lower. oaiss
" ere rs, GU bags. ss.o,.a
Butter-Firm extra creamery. &C.
State dairy, l71e@23c.
Cheese-t'irm: new State fun c1eanl
small colored fancy, 1a7sc.:: small Wnlse'
s12ssc. aS>so.-ss&s
Potatoss-Fir1n; Jerseys, s1.60GsLa5;
state and western, per $50 pounds. S1:62e
s175; Long Island. $1.75@S1.e7; South Jef-
s1 Psea nuts fancy hand-ptcked, 81
d5hc.; other domestic, 31sc. IA
Cabbages-Quiet; Long island, per No,
$2.o0IsZ.5O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
COTTON GOSSIP.

Liverpool was easier on misgivings re-
sarding outcome of strike. The weekly
c:ol report from New Orleans was bear
ish.
Heavy receipts caused some selling.
There seemed TO be quite little cotton
foi sale.
Port receipts estimated for to-day at
s6S 900.
Private dispatches say heavy frost at
Florence and Birmingham, Ala, With
temperature 81.
Mum says: What is needed to bull
this market is a genuine frost scare and
a settlement Of the coal strike
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

RECEIPTS a is head msrket Steady vsels
strong and z5c. higher; tops. So.25a@S'0v;
common to good. s659 eaS bs,v.,
steady: others 5a1oc: higher: heavy, s. !; g
@s745: mixed, s7.3NGs7.35: Workers. s7:2og
$50: light Workers. s7.05gs7.15: pigs. $!o0
OSLO: roughs, s65oass7o; stags. so.0o9
$500; grassers and diaries. Sf.15nS1.zo
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts.. $500 head;
sheep steady lambs 1o915c. higher: toy
lambs, s5.25@s5.4o eulls to good. $ 5oede
az e soo she sIsS tsg ~ %sSd Guns
NEW YORK. October 15-Beeves-Re-
cc:pts, 2.s66 head; steers. slow. but gene
native steers. A.25Mss7o: half breeds.
s. 4oas4;75: stays and oxen: ss 80 AZ;
bulls. s275@ asgt = cows. s1.5o@sa.@; fat
Gables steady: exports. 400 cattle and
1895 quarters Of beef.
Calves-Receipts; 2175 head; y ve So 2I &c
eWsE STEADY to o. hgher c v1as
and Gull veals. s4.9oasi.5o; coarse. south
Sheep and .LambsIReesipts; o,SSs lss 9 !:
hhesp s TSesp 'ReS sg extra e
Canada lambs s525as5 go.
HOSS-Rscelpts, 80 mead, market
easier: State and Pennsylvania hogs.
81 25GS7.65; choice, $40.
CHICAGO, October 15.-C Ca
ceipts. 1900 head, including 500 Texans
and 1000 westerns. Market steady; good
to prime steers s7.4O@ss.e5; poor to me-
dunn, s3.75as725; stockers and feeders.
S225Gs4.9O: COWS, s1.5od$4.75; heifers. 1928
$3.50: Gamers. s15o1s2.5 so: bulls, s2.25dt
s4.75: calves, s4.0o@s7.6o: Texas-fed steers.
$3.006s545: western steers. s3.751$7.0O.
Hogs-Receipts, q 900 head; tomorrow.
20 900 head; left over: $500 head; market
opened slow and closed strong; Mixed
and butchers. s6.75ds1.40; good to choice
heavy, $6.90Gs7.50; rough heavy. $3.50
s6.s5; light, sG.s5@s7.15; bulk Of sales,
s6.S00s750.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head; sheep and
lambs, fat stronger: good to choice
wethers, So 40@s4.OO; fair to choice s2.250
$3.50; native lambs, s2.5O1s6O0.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, October 15.-cat-
tle-steady; choice. s6.s0@s710; prime,
st.25as6 SOD: good. s5.OoGs575.
>Hogs-Lower: prime heavy s74e6s7:5o;
Gs7.4O: light Workers. s71oGs725; pigs.
sGse6sLoo: roughs s6-Oo6s7.O0
J Sheep--Steady; best wethers. s3.75Ms1.O0:
culls and common, s1.501s2G0; choice
lambs. s5.596s5.75
Veal calves s7.5oGss.1o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
GRAIN NOTES.

Large general commission trading in
corn yesterday. St. Louis houses and
Bartlett. Frazier & Co. bought. Armour
bought October But his brokers were on
both sides of the market.
Wheat continues strong. Volume of
trade was not SO large but offerings We're
heavy and local traders are buiiish.
Exports yesterday, six loads of wheat,
no corn.
LIVER DOL close: Corn one quarter high
or, wheat unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
Epworth League Entertainment

On Friday night the members OF the
Epworth League OF ST. James Methodist
Episcopal church. Twenty-Einth and
literary entertainment Mt the church.
It Is especially desired that all the
members and friends Of the church at
tend. as this occasion has been arranged
with q view nf getting better acquainted
The programme viii be particularly ia-
.terestIng, and complete Arrangements
have belp made tor tn 1nt0ymeut Of
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MONEY TO LOAN.

We will loan you money in any sum
from $ro up, on the building and LOAF
association p1ar. on your household
furniture, pianos, &C., and allow you 70
pay US back in monthly instruments in
amounts to suit your convenience. No
expense unless loan is made, aud rigid
confidence always observed.
TlDEWATER LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
Suite 90, Third Floor, Merchants National
Bank Building, 11o3 E. Maiu Street.
Take elevator. Sc Cry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
Cotton-Spot closed dull; middling up
lands. 1915; middling Gulf $500: sales,
A SPECIALITY.
ia 1o-1y

lands, SS.I5; mtddllng CUR, $9.o0: safes,
z57 bales.
The cotton market opened steady, 8
points on covering, and wheat appeared
to be Wall Street bull support. based sole
y Upon reports OF frost in Northern Ait
s:a s'rhe Liverpool cables were distinct
~ disappointing, and the movement of
the crop was large.
marked change IN the ten, er of the mir
ket, and early buyers turi,c sellers. The
English marker private - 'ias were dis
cauraging to longs Ire. ana the news
a.e by the cold wave. ard s.'..'Iii grow
lEE conditions ovs the entire southern
half of the crop CO. try I'll" Ia fire,
'ast promised war1nt: ssa'h'i 1or the
wall Street failed to support the win
Ter months to the extent expected, ana
The South was Tree sollI, BET IRE mid
feverish. with With prices we'll below the close
Of Yesterday. Then came a slight and
brief rally on room prof1t-takn., soon
followed by more pr pron no3n weakness Ak $
,c,locn the lIcuiGatio and bear pres
sur, we're plcr1ire nt. and the Eews, en-
the whole, was decidedly against i'm
pavement.
Prices dropped Il int by point, with the
close at about bottom, net loss Of 6
to 10 points. The tone was barely
steady. Total sales were estimated at
3UD. UuU DalES. CIearanCeS 1OT export were
large New Orleans and Galveston were
heavy sellers Of the winter and spring
months in the last hour, and there were
liberal sales made for the European ac-
counts as we'll.
LIVERPOOL. October 15--4 P. Moot
ton-Spot good business done; prices 4
points lower; American middling fair.
1o-32d.; good middling.- 4 s2-32d;; mid
good ordinary 5O-32d.; ordinary, 3S-32d.
The sales of the day were 10000 bales. Of
which 500 bales were for speculation and
export. and included 10000 bales Ameri-
can. Receipts. 5000 bales; no American.
Futures opened easier and closed easy;
American middling, sood-ordinary clause,
November, A 49-1ood.. buyers; November
and December, 47-1ood.. buyers; Decem-
Der and January. 46-100d.. buyers; Janu
airy and February. 4 $4,000, sellers; Feb
ruary and March; 40, : 4S-1God. buyers;
March and April. 4e,1ood, buyers; April
and May, 4 47-10od., sellers; May and June,
47-1O0d. value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
NEW YORK IRON AND STEEL

NEW YORK, Tuesday Evening. Octo-
Der 1.-THE pig-iron MARKET presents
about the same general features as tor a
week or more past. Supplies Of domestic
grades are still extremely scarce and
likely TO Sc continue for some time to
come. but there seems TO be enough inn
ported 1iaterial available to satisfy cur
rent Requirements OH consumption. The
demand is rather light at present. but
the prospect of an early settlement OF
the coal strike may start up trade. In
finished material with the exception OF
plates and structural shapes, the market
is quiet, with an easy undertone The
situation was very fully reviewed In the
letter of q special correspondent at Pitts
burg in the last issue Of the Journal OF
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

SALES BEFORE BOARD.
Is First National Bank at POS.
SALES AT BOARD.
1000 Virginia SIS at 95A; 5000 Virginia
Centuries at 96A; 5000 Virginia Centuries
at $685. 1000 Virginia Centuries at 96S4.
SALES SINCE BOARD.
1900 Virginia Centuries at 965s; 1000
Seaboard Airline AS at SAY; Is Seaboard
AIRLINE, preferred, at A; 200 Virginia. Ia
Carolina Chemical. preferred, at III: 10o
l27; Is virginia-Carolina Chemical. com.
mon, at 66&.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

cash quotations were as follows
rlour-SteiIuy. NO. spring Whea., 'A4
&C.; NO. ., 6,c.; No. red, o'7Ite 1914 c
No corn, os7sv.' ~ n,, ye! 's,ns, &c 70
rye. 4sc. Fair to choice lndI.inS par,
icy, oAeyoo42c. NO. naAseea, VIZ; NO:
NUrLnWeo tern, Sl.-o. Mess Qorh, per Odi
rel. sILvv4sIi.Uo; snort rlDo siues uoosej
iii .xuusll AZ; ury-sailed SHOULDERS (boAed),
y 'ioalsIv.v5; short Gear SUES tDoAeuj
vi. Syrsll.bi1s Glover, contract graue,
'-4 4ieceipts@Wheat 1850 bushels; corn,
,r,.,,v bushels; oats, 54o,.vo bushels; hogs
40 head.
butter market was hrln; creamery, lo1eu
.s1ac.: dairy, l5ullc. Cheese steady at
i,1],ll NC. EGGS nr1n, loss OF, cases re-
turned ,2V12G2lc.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. october lo.-f1our-
Wneat-tlrmer, spot and Octooer; l5Fi
@731sc'; southern. by sample, 66g731@c:
Corn-Strong; new or old November,
Sc; year, 4sgisac.; southern "hlte corn
0 Uats.Firmer: No. white. s51za56c.
RyeSteady; No. 2, 5412c.
Butter-Firm and unchanged.
Erss-Firm and unchanged.
Cheese-Very firm and unchanged.
Sugar-Firm and ,'0changed.
NEW YORK --y1>.CE A--ARkET.
NEW YoRk, October tar,n le.a f I,en1s
Rye Flour-Stcady:..
Buckwheat Flour-Firm.
Cornmeal-Firmer; yellow western,
sl.34.
Rye-Firra
Rarley-Steady.
Wheat-Spot irm; No. ? red. Ta4M777sc.
Bulls made further progress in wheat.
forcing the price higher in the face OF
liberal receipts, fine weather. and poor
Liverpool cables. Support came partly
sources. representing strong bull SEN
timent, based on the present big cash
demand and the advance In corn. The
close was strong, and &3sc. net higher;
Corn-spot firm; No. 2, 6S1sc. Option
market was also strong and active all
day, selling up nearly a cent higher on
a scare Of December shorts. good buying
at Chicago. and continued poor grading.
The market closed strong. at aA@1hc
net advance. January closed 5lc.; May
closed 4sc.: October closed 671sc.; Novem-
Der closed 64c.; December closed $3.50.
Oats-Spot flrmer: No. 2. SIC. Option
market opened quiet, but DEVELOPED later
strength with corn. December closed
36ssc.
Beef-Firm.
Cur N1sa ts-F'irn.
LaTd-Firm: western steamed. s11.25
r Smesie, fri s1175 Continent. sn.5o South
Pork1Firm: family. s21. 5Nds22Oo short
clear s1s75Ns21.0O; mess, s1S.259$1S.75.
Tailow-Dull.
ROSfn-Ffrm.
e. Rice-Firnl
centrifugal, s. degree test 81 ref1aed
si eoaee-spot Rio quat; No. !. .avo.oe,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16
PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL. October 15.-Tra ding
was fairly active on the Board Of Trade d.
to-day. and higher prices were the RUE
December wheat closing S5sgac. higher ne
December corn up 11salAc., ana Ie oatS ,o ~
ssc. higher January provisions closed
from 59J71s to 121ac higher,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. highest. Lowest. Closing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

Futures opened at yesterdays range,
but sold down 5 to 6 points. AT that
level there was some realizing by ro' N
traders that sent prices on the up grade.
and at the noon call the board showed 4
net decline from the opening of but two
points. At the close the board showed
10c loss on all positions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

If you're big man we can
give you an overcoat that will
not apparently increase your
size.
II you're small we can build
you up.
Long, loose Overcoats with
well-fitting shoulders-are the
popular ones-made IN Ker-
seys, MELONS, and Frieze-$8
to S25.
For short light weiqhts-the
Covert-in box effect-S1O to
S25.
For medium weig
dunn weather-the medium
lenqth-made in Oxfords and
Vicunas-S15 to $50.
I he Rain Coat will cover
multitude Of disasters-$1O to
$25.
Surtout Frock Overcoat-S25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-16

NEW YORK COTTON OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 15.-Cottonseed
oil was quiet again. and barely steady at
easter prices: prime crude. f. o. b. mills
29c.; prime summer yellow. AKA 3sc.: off
summer yellow. 37c.; prime white. 42c.;
prime winter yellow. 42G45c.; prime meal,
$27.O0as2S.00 nominal.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c., October Is
Spirits Turpen tine-Nothing doing; re-
ceipts, g casks.
Rosin-steady at s1.2oas1.25; receipts, 81
barrels
Crude Turpen tine-Firm at Sis to $3.50;
receipts. 146 casks.
Tar-Firm at s1.4o; receipts. 1s1 barr
re1S
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seaboard AIRLINE Securities.
BALTIMORE. October dashboard
common, %; Scahoard bonds, As, S4@S41s.
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

ouotatiops furnished by Thomas Branch
& Co, Bankers and Brokers,
Members New York Stock and Collo1'
Exchanges.
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NEW YORK pRY-GooDs MARKET.

NEW YORk DRf-GUUDS" MARkET.
NEW YORK. October 15.-M C. d.
Borden. in the dry-goods market lor
regular prints, bought about a quarter
of a million. at the full price of cents.
deliveries UP to February Other print
cloths very firm. General demand quiet.
for both Gotten and woolen goods. but
the tone of the market was firm through
out
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CINCINNATI. O.. October 15.-Hogs-
Dull; lower at s5.00ls5.75
Cattle-Steady at $2.v04ts6.60
Sheep-Strong at $1.501$3
Lambs-Active at s4.001s4.50.