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OIL CITY. Pa, July 3~.-oIL-Credit bal
ances, N.22; certificates, no bid; shipments,
SO .O2S bbls., average Is, 1855 bis; runs lO3,-
ia bbls.. average $3.50 bbls.
TOLEDO. o.. July 3.-OIL-Unchanged.
NEW YORK. July 23.-OIL-Cotton seed,
yellow. 43c; petroleum, steady; turpentlne.
steady, 461sGf7c.
LIVERPOOL. July S.-oIL%Cotton seed.
Hull refined, spot. weak, 25s Sd.
LONDON. July 2S.-OIL-Linseed. 2os Cd
beet sugar, July. SIS; turpsntine spirits. SSs,
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Kansas city Grain and Provfnions.

KANSAS CITY, July 2.-wHEAT-sep-
TENDER, 65hg65%c; December, ee1tc; cash.
No. 2 hard, 69q694c; No. 5, ahc; No. Erred,
CoRN-september, EN@4Thc; December,
s7Ac; cash, No. 2 mixed, 60462c; No. &
white. &c: No. 8, e9S5c.
OATS-No. 2 white, new. 4e947c.
HAY-choiee timothy. ;lc.OO91OO; choice
prairie, $6.i5@7.O0.
BUTTER-creamery. 1910; dairy. fancy.
1sc.
E-GGs-steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, lac doz., loss of. cases returned.
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CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET.
Cattle Higher, Hog Lower and sheep
ana Lambs Steady.

CHICAGO, July observation-disclosures,
1900 head, including 500 Texans and 500
Westerns; steady to 15c higher; good to
prime steers, S.8d8.75; poor to medium,
81 5OQ7 70; stockers and feeders, 81. SOQ5. rs F.;
cows, S.5OQ5. 80; heifers, 81. 25Q6 80; Gamers,
81. 5Oq2. 30; bulls, s.. 25Q5. so; calves, s.. 500
I 90; Texas-fed steers, $4.OOq6.7S; western
HoGs~Receipts, 10000 head; estimated
tomorrow. 1909; left over, $500; 10c lower;
choice heavy. 81. 65Q7 80; rough heavy, ST.
o. 90; light, $6.75Q7.6O; buTk Of sales, s7.45
@7.75.
head; sheep steady, lambs steady to lower
good to choice wethers, &.O0q5. 90; fair to
choice mixed, 81. 1904 .26; western sheep,
-OfacInl Naatardav.
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PhnadeIphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2S-BUTTER-
Steady; extra western creamery, 2lhc;
extra nearby prints, 2ac.
~EGGS-Steady; fresh nearby. 1sc. loss on;
fresh western, 1Slc, loss on: fresh south
western. lsc, loss on; fresh southern. $50
Ice, loss on
CHEESE-Firm; New York full creams,
prime small, l0hc; New York full creams,
fair to good, 9h6lOc.
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hard, No; No. 1 northern. 7sNc; No. 2
northern, 7iMc.
FLOUR-Ffrm; fret patents, t3eOR4.0o;
second patents, S.7063.s0; first clears, 1900
$40; second clears, G.45.
BRAN-In bulk, S1AO0d1A.8.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July z.-Today's state
mept of the treasury balances in the gem
eral fund, exclusive of the 3160,00o,000 gold
reserve in the division Of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, 1855
955; gold, S99, 967, 545.
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Toledo Grain ana seed.

steady cash and July. 7Ac; September,
74Nc; December, 75hc.
-CORN-Moderately active, hrmi cash and
45Ac.
~OATs-Dull, higher; cash and July, soc;
sEfED-Dull. steady; October, s5.l2h.
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PEORIA, Ill. July 4-coRN-Firm ana
Inactive; No. 8. 63Lc.
OATS-Ffrm and higher; No. 3 white. 81
G57kc, billed through.
wHIsKY-S.a for finished goods.
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milwaukee, Grain Market.

Firmer: No. l northern. 7Slk97Sc; No. 2
northern, 7SG7Shc; September. 72Me.
RYE-Ftrm; No. l. 60G60hc.
67Oc.
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DnIuth GraIn Market.

DULUTH. July 22-WHEAT-Cash, No. 1
hard. 7SAci No. 2 northern, T4Ac; No. /
northern. 76Ae; July. 76he; September,
OATS-September. sac.
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siouX city 1--we stock Market

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 2~3.-(special Tele-
gram observation-disclosures, 1900; market
steady: beeVes, 5.50d7O; cows, bulls and
mixed, 81. 75d5.O0; stocker and feeders. $3.50
IA so; vearllngs and calves, S2.5Od4OO.
HOGsEReceipts. 1900; lOc lower at H.15q
T.40; bulk. N.20q7.30.
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London stock market.

BAR SILVER-Quiet at 24asd per ounce.
MONEY-242A per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills is
2%@2 7-16 per cent and for three months
bills 2AQ2k per cent
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stock I'm staht.

The following table shows the receipts Of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
markets for July 81:
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n Ola. b New. SNo. 2.
l. Cash quotations were as follows:
4 FLOUR-Firm; winter patents, 1850
b.B; winter ~straights, D.a9aeOi winter
spring patents. S.5oGs,Sb; spring straiehts,
B,0049.&.
( WHEAr-No. 2 spring. 7e@7S1hc; No. 8,
k0Q761kc; No. 2 red, 7scs
( CORN-No. 2, CSC; No. 2 yellow, 6eD06kc.
OATs-No 2. t0c; No. 3 white. 60Q56c.
BYETMS: z ~ ,n,,o. uo,,,u NAM.
: SEEDS-No. 1 fax, $L46; No. ] north
western. $L62. Glover, contract grade. $s.S5
PROVISIONS - Dry sailed shoulders
6boxed), $9.87hG9. 80: short clear sides
I1.a.
The following ere the receipts and ship
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MINNEAPOLIS, July 22-wHEAT-July.
soc; September, use. On rack; No. !
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esipts. ass head. best steady. others iOa
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Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, July 23-DRY GOODS
The market has been quiet today for gem
eral run OF cotton goods. without change
IN prices OF any description In this mar
ket. Print cloths. steady, but demand
quieter. Mems wear woolens for spring
stil opening at last seasons prices. Dress
goods, firm for staples for quick delivery,
and no movement of any moment for next
spring.
sugar Market.
NEW YORK. July E-SUGAR-Raw,
arm; fair refining. 2sc; centrifugal. So test,
NEW oRLE4Ns' July 1-sUGAR-
Strong; open kettle, 2hG3 3-16c; open kettle,
centrifugal, 303izc; centrifugal yellow, $40
trlfugal, b9l5c
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no.tnn stocR auotations.

BOSTON, July 23.-can loans. 494h per
cent; time loans, 4d5 per cent. Official
closing of stocka and bonds:
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Total receipta...... g

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der of head indicated:
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NEW York STOCKS AND BONDS.

BUY EH-NOnIHuI.
Professionalism. steady. Sd.
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Date. Lee. nsO1. I1sOO. l1see. llsss. llsg7. l1sss.
Indicates Sunday. sFHoiiday.

-IHuICdltb buNuHy. |t1UTuHys
The official number of cars OF stock
In today by each road was:
Roads. Cattle. Hogs. Ship. H'ses.
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EdGs-steady. lie; loss of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
Office OF the Secretary,
~.,-+ ;-,a Railroad Cf,rnfoany
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

In Richmond: Maud a. and a. Hefe.
bower to Sarah <. Ramos. Is feet or
north side y street. northwest come
Twanty-sevsa:h street, A.S's.
Warner and Thomas l.. Moore AZ
wives to veroneka tanning. Is 4-1a feet
south side Cary straor, Ill 4-12 feet w
of Adams street. $1es6
Pe,ouze Paper and type Company
E. c. PeIouse and T. ]. Dance. sai-,l
feet on souti. side FranK1.n street. ~
| tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. ~.
etc.
J. B. Woodward trustee for Charles
E.. W'ingo and wife. J. s. Elicit and Witt.
and James y. Crump and wife to Thomas
| Emmett Seaton, II feet on south side
Hanover street. fa:-ia feet east Of Vine
I In Henricc. E. s. Bennett to. D. w.
| Witte. 2: feet on south side Taylor
!, street. lis Zee. east ot Carter street.
! ssa2!it,
/ Henrietta A.. annie AZ. and Henry T.
/ Beck 10 the Virginia Passenger AMI
/ Power Company Ia. on cast side First
street. extended. l.af9 feet north Of
1 Bacon street. 3tss
]! T.: Jaean ,sr.. ard B. a. Jacob. 80
1 saet OH north side Beverly street, north
ga Il corner Elm street eco
Joseph L. Rohledar and wife 70 Mills
Gatawood. lot No. So on Plan OF shei.
ton Park ssa
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
TIPS ON TIE MARKET.

Loadon for Americans vas irregular,
moving Slight fractional! changes
-Sere seems no change in the situation
sri nothing to effect the market either
w
The general market was weak yester-
az on EUmors regarding labor troubles
Ed the coming elections.
The betting is still favorable TO the Re-
ngalicans, but if IS generally understood
y57t the election will be close.
Exporters were active purchasers OF
c1-n In volume yesterday, and it is said
ii buy movement will continue This
orsrates 10 depress sterling rates, pre-.
y ing gold exports.
-ue short interest in Atchison and from
Ia down the list to Western Union. as
sgfued large proportions, and stocks at
-r-rsnt Prices are sid TO be purchase
q least FOR q turn.
:. is believed that Steels. Coalers, Fries.
ana Pzcilis viii offer excellent trading OPP
27 mites and between this and eiec-
tor eva. on Monday, rallies OF from l 10
points Will be seen.
-asrc is good buving of American Got
.oa on common, which is slated for big
staace
lis thought the fractions will do bet
to- sra activity IT higher prices may
o. looked for III Metropolitan
as Gould shares. Baltimore and Ohio
sal PENNSYLVANIA are gaid to be a pur-
,hase far . couple Of points squirt.
1ected Eric voting trast will be con
0n=2
4dsat Lowry. Of 500" says earn
s= "a Northwest viii continue heavy fer
Ii Finite tia2e.
Ts& Of Gould and Rockefeller accumu-
la-an oI New Yo.i: Central
Aehisou officials say they do not want
Tess Central
Pre- Narquetts VIII get entry to BufIa-
0e}er Lake Eric and Detroit road.
Cesr;e-ly statement Of St. Louis and
Eogsh& cstern indicate earnings at the
r. IF "a per cent. on common stock'
Clover Leaf" report for year eneed
June a9.h shows surplus after charges
h; decrease. $1,000.
Southern Railway net earnings ior sep
ter increased S1o9.oh1
Can@diar Pacific net earnings for Sep
II te1te- increased $4,000.
Minneapolis and st. Louis surplus Tor
yer anaea June Goth. after DIVIDENDS ana
charges. $le7.o3a; increase. $4,000.
Eaa2irg dcdait all companies. Tor sep
,e,gler sci8.0a0. against surplus last year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
RAITJSIORE PRODUCE MARKET.
ITISTSpE Md October, 23.-E'lour-
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
-,,-1- cTocE MARKETS

RAI,TTMoPE. October 2s-Live Pigs
With plenty here and no snaps 10 me
demand the market fo:- PIGS rules aelet
~ r~i,;Sn prices Only c.lo-rG smooth
stock is attracting any attention I al.
S-oal ones very dull. We :n'nfe PIGS ~
from 81 to sl.15 anece acrord.ns !. So :,
fn,alitv and condition Shoats. SIS to 50
ariere -, o,,...
5ara in more or less constant demand.
80 nf rhis Grade, the receiptS ave not
o o from tine 70 tine. Heayy.
rourh stock is decidedly in the ' n, !,
rnwodavs md Ill such sells by the head
~ ~ ;,s nevis Prices generally are firm.
w quote tie, follows: Strictly choice vea's,
ner pound gcoa veal Il per s, no1nd'
paaf "a tf1a--rhe arrivals on the wharf
are genl mostly 81 Of common to ordinary grades
ST cattle. hence the Demand shows 81 W. no no
particular life and but fe ~, IS Sa,es are
1Nsae a, notesf follows Young, fat steers
welrhinE i 900 to 1900 pounds. per pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

EAST BUFFALO. n. y. October 2e.--
CattIe-Receints. $50 head: market steady;
prime Steers. s7tas7.5o: shipping steers.
S5.5@ss.7?s butchers. st t. rs .oaS'so'
ECys.Rsceipts. $500 head: market &C
tive: lisft weights, 5@1oc. higher; Others
steady: heavy, .sSeoasI; medium, sesea
Sc. 90; Workers. .s5e5Mss:I5. ,o
Sheep and Lamhs-Receipts. 6H head;
Top top lambs. s5.o5@s5,1o: sheep. top mixed,
EAST LIBERTY. PA. October 29.-Cat !:
a co; good. sA,751s5. 80. Veal calves, $3.50
Hogs-Higher: prime heavy, sseo0ss IS:
Mediums s67lIs6.15; heavy lorksrs' se.oo
n So 0 light Workers. s6.e0Hs6.t9 PIGS,
S.. 5lnsf. co: roughs. s5.o1ds6.40
Shsep-Slow; best wethers, s35o1S3!o:
culs and common. sl.50G $780, choice
lambs, s51GG$5.25.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

December corn was weaker on selling
of long corn by commission houses. There
was good selling OF long May corn by
local floor bulls in chicago. The pit
crowd traded on short side. 1t Is SAID
natural influences are bearish and if the
millionaire traders let the market alone it
will go lower. Trade was very moderate
from outside.
Export clearances yesterday: Wheat
and flour. 305.oGD bushels against $4,000 a
year ago.
Primary receipts: Wheat, las, DOC
bushels. against l.143000 last year.
Liverpool close: Corn, is lower; wheat
is higher.
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GRAIN NOTES.

Speculation in the market for unlisted
securities was conducted in a listless
manner to-day. Prices moved irregularly.
with variations limited principally TO
fractions The chief influence at work
was the uncertainty which always de-
velops on the approach OF election and is
constantly reflected in 9 decrease in
speculative interest until the campaign
is ended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
N1.w YORK IRON AND STEEL

MARKET.
NEW YORK. Tuesday Evening. Octo-
there is a prospect OF a scarcity Of for
eign pig-iron in American markets, be-
cause Of the delay In shipments; due to
side sid SPACE that Monld NAV nave - been taken
for iron in vessels sailing from British
ports has been used for coal. and in
some instances, it is said. pig-iron that
shou.. have arrived here a month ago
has not yet been shipped. However.
the prospect Of short supplies in the
British material even though no donles-
tic iron is offered or seems to be avail
able for early delivery is not yet serious
~ considered by buyers. and has led to
no extra demand from them. Perhaps
the fuel famine, which is now said to
as it has the blast furnaces. is respoh-
sbIe for this. but whatever the cause.
consumers seem to be satisfied II they
secure enough material to tide them over
emergencies
Reviewing the situation. prominent
factor in the pig-iron trade says that pro-
duction is being curtai1ed painfully for
want Of coke. and that a larger numper
Of blast furnaces are banked for this
season than at any time since July. These
bankings :nvariabls result III irregular
output. Of the furnaces. and quite 1T It
tie of the business current is In off
grades, due to this cause. The same au-
thority says: Transportation conditions
are getting worse every day, with no IN.
OlCdL1QnS OF improvement uIitAi ASAI
spring. Tho car shortage Of last winter
! has been increased by a. scarcity OF mo-
tive mower existing on all lines. The
Pennsylvania railroad is reported to have
placed temporary embargo on coal ship
ments. destined to points east OF Altoona
to relieve the congestion On Its noun
| tain lines A prominent southern coke:
carrying line reported SOS carloads of coal
| and coke in one district twenty miles
| long, with scarcely any motive power in
! proper condition TO handle 1t. All roads
i have large orders for engines placed for
| future delivery extending through 1903
but the excessive service required Of
those In operation retire them faster thar
new equipment can be supplied. Unless
decided Improvement occurs by No
venber LIST further decrease in the out
| put of coke is inevitable. as the Inability
| of ovens to ship or in any way to relieve
! the present congestion Of coke will re-
| suit in putting many ovens out Of blast
| until shipping conditions again permit
| regular drawing and moving Of the coke
| Coal shipments will also be affected as
| the congestion Of loaded cars at the va
rious mines prevents the placing of fresh
| empties The tangls Is the worst ever
| known.
The situation in steel billets shows ns
| appreciable change. With the tone Of
the market easy and the tendency of prices
| in their favor, consumers are in no hurry
! 10 buy. and the market is dull. with pres
| ent quotations more or less nominal al
/ 81 5od$zS-50 for foreign and SS0.504S31. 81
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COTTON GOSSIP.

Mum says: There is good weather on
one hand and light receipts on the
other. SO the market is not likely to rail-!
much. There is one thing certain unless
frost comes very soon there will be quite
a little liquidation in my mind On any
good rally would be inclined to take pro
fits"
Ellison estimates crop st Ii. o25,ooo and a
consumption American. i0,SQn,oai. This es-
innate is called more hullish than other
wise since none of English friends can
see g crop greater than H. Hol. Conser-
vative people are waiting TO hear the
effect of frosts later on before accepting
a decided view.
OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT FOR
MISSISSIPPI.
Greenville ........37 Jackson ......-...3t
KosciusIso.. Lake .............S SO
Civ "a Greenwood
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Cotton ra'i futures opened steady at the

The cotton market opened steady, with
frst prices s to ) points net higher. as a
rcsn,t of purchases, Influenced by report
ed frost over tbs entire northern belt.
finder the Influence of these factors. the
market ruled quite firm during the carry
trading. Wall Street was 4 moderate
h,,,.r of the winter ontiors. and room
shorts woke covering This demand. how
ever. was pretty well sunn'ied by ne
bear clement. who We're disposed to re- re-
800 tr.s continued fine weather over the
southern portion Of the belt, and the
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. October 2e.-(Spe~
cial.)-Nothing can be said about the local
market today. Prices were at a stand
still. ard the market closed very dull at
practically unchanged prices.
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THE COTTON. MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, October 29.-Cotton-Spot
lair business done: prices points lower;
American midGlng fair, 5.b-ltatu.: good
Inidcllng. 4 i6-lJtd.; middling, 6s-lVd. )
low middlins, -InJ,;.: goo. ordinary
4o-!tpu: ordinary. 5i-i;v,. me salts
Jt tn. day Gre iu.p;lj na."S. oi which voo
we're for Speculation aAu export. anu III
cuued 4.iUy American. Receipts 4'''''
pa.es, including li.4Vo .ican.
Futures opened eaSI.r ana ciosed
sle.uy: American Tid0ihS, goou orulnaty
cause, October, ao-1ovd.. pASeTs; Octo-
Ger ana November. ts-lvDd.. seltfs; NO.
yember and December. 4o-lp'u.. sellers:
December and January, 4 4s-lvvd., buy
ers; January and FEBRUARY, 10 i"tE.'
sellers; february and Marcn. i3-19'f.,
sellers: Marcn and april. :s5-le'd. sell
ers; April and May. 4S-ltJti., seiiers'
NAV and juno 43-lNld., sellers.
NEW YORK. October 2o,-Cot,on.,Dull f:
middiiag. so; net receipts. lD b;sles
gross receipts. Lac ha.ls: sales. -'H' pa!es
Totals day at all seaports: Net re.
CENTS, 81 1862 bales. t.xports-to Grca
Britain, 1.1o7 bales: TO the Continent
1871 bales; stock. 6i2,ol6 bales.
Consolidated at all seanorts: Net re.
,.sfrts, 2l?172 bales. EXports--to Great
Britain. 6Di45 bales: TO France, A,i69
bales; TO the Continent, sbl-l haieS
Tctals since September lst at all sea
ports: Net receipts. l6i.4la ha!eS; EA-
norIs-;o Great Britain. e3b,ito baieS; &c
France. 1S2o6S baIts: TO the Continent
633062 bales. ~,
.,InS Cf
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MARKET.

NV yoRE October 2a.-Cottonseed
.sa rely steady a4Sh UNCHANGED for prime sum
ner yellow: prime crude here. 2SS3s. nomi-
nal; prime crude f. p ml nfis aSe,
.nar yellow Soc; D inc white. &c; PRIME
inter yellow, 42143c.; prime meal, sag
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NEW YORK. #OctoBer -".-f I'D ui-t1s,i
et firm ana held higher winter t. ,o pa Il n
s.. 6Jt7s2 80: Minnesota pa tent, S3.seus3.4o
Rye FlourAQuiet.
Ruckwheat Fiour-DuH.
Cornmeal-Quiet: -,
Rye-Du1l: No. ; western, o9c
Wheat-spot dull; No. . rsd, 7S3sc. OPP
tons further strengthened in outside
markets, notably St. Louis ana Mlnl1ea ae
wheat and higher prices to-day. At the
same time profit-taking was on large
scale and in the late afternoon there
was decided Improvement, the H niare,
closed S0lac. May closed, 's7ac.; Deceii-
Der closed 79Ac.
Corr-Spot easy: No. e61sc. Optio On
effects of perfect weather eonditl li'Is
prospective large receipts. ana liqulda-
ton. closing Fsaa.c. net lower. January
closed 511!ac.; May. closed 4Ihsc.; Gctoos1
Ca,s--siot steady. no oats, sac. Up
ton market was quiet ana easy beeehl-
Der closed 3Gc
Cut Mcats-IIregular.
Eeef-Steady.
Lard-Easy; western steamed, Sl165:
October closed s11.s5. noninally; refined
quiet; Continent slls' 30 -ae-,e-
Pork-Steadv: mess, slS.o3GSls.'o.
TalIow-iasy.
Rosin-Firn.
Turpentine-Firm at 52l2a 2Sc
Susar-Rav firm: fair refining. 31-16c..
centrifugal. Sc degree test, CSC: refined
firm.
Coree-spot Rio quiet: No. J. i IL, g ls
53sc.: mild steady: .-;ordova. ~ Gl2c
Coffee futures opened STEADY, with prices
unchanged to points higher, followlne
slight upturn in the French market
and on light room covering and invest,
ment demand. Late in the day the spo'
month sold at o.15. or al ID points otsl
Tuesdays close. The market was ma, y
steady, with October net 10 points higher
and other months unchanged to . points
higher. Total safes. 2t,259 bags.
Butter-Steady; extra creamery, -oc.
Cheese-G,uiet: new State full cream
small colored fancy. Cd. 121@c-; new
12hc.; small white. old. 1z555c:' neW: FAC
EEas-Steadv; Pennsylvania. 2fMZ2c.
Potatoes-Firm: Jerseys. sl-.o9 81 81
New York state western. per $50 POUNDS
S1.75mS2; Long Island, s21s2.12; South Jer
sew sweets s2Ms2. 10.
Peanuts-Quet: fancy hand-plcked, %
SIC; other domestic. sl5G51:r -.
Cabba ges-Dun; Long Island, per l'
Cotton-By steam to Liverpool, 12c.
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The spot cotton market was So!neW1at
firiner to-day. Quotations unchanged.
The futures market was rather more ac-
tive to-day than yesterday. Scattering
heavy frosts in the eastern portion Q. me
belt with generally tower temperatures
throughout, seemed to Undue the long
element with mild confidence, and at the
opening the market advanced 10 points
2 points, and thereafter fiuctueted Re"
points either way. until the close. when
the board showed net gains OF TO .
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TfiE DEE-GOUDS NIItIEhC
today has again been moderate. and
without special feature. Prices IN CO.. coz.
son goods are maintained Pr1nt-ciot ms
71IIl but firm Mems wear woollens ana
yorsteds in quiet request. at firm prices.
Dress goods firm.
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STATE SECURITIES

SALES BEFORE THE BOARD.
800 Richmond city As Al 10
SALES At THE BOARD.
CITY Bank at 32st 10 Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical. preferred, at l2S?i.
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pnEr or RICHMOND. OCT. %, 1902
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk.
,nsrcharsise and passengers; Old Doinsa.-
ion Line.
SAILED.
c,aamer brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk.
,nerchandiss ana passengers: OLE. Doa1ta-
lo s,aainer Pocahorltas Graves. Norfolk
,nT Is. rnes-rlver landings: marcha ndise
and passengers; Virginia ~ .igation Cent
spany.
=z,r.pT l,F SEWpoK1 sSfssEss w.
+ : : = t,.ssT6lBER -. ts17.
tFiy fetagra!tti-'
ARRIVED.
s;,.ss, ms. Leonard .satwerIs
Ssea nee Dalton II ALL e hariestcn
;,nooner Ma - AanIlestiaS. l.ortafs, s a.
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,-r7v yoEK NIT MARKET

NEW YORK. Tuesday Evening, Ccto-
Der 2s.-Chestnuts in light receipt to-day
ana market firm and higher Hickory
ruts continue scarce. Black Walnu1s ana
buternuts. selling rather slowly. Lower
prices are reported at the South. and
some new stock is coming en- the nlarhet;
shis is affecting the position here some
what, and there IS rather an easier leei-
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scuboard Air-1tne Securities.

BALTIMORE. October Dashboard
common. 2oas729sk: Seaboard. preferred
471sg4S; Seaboard bonds. IS sl7i.
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active. higher: October. s6.72tts bid: Janu-
airy, Ss.S5 bid Timothy. prime, s1.S5 bid
Alsyke. prime, $3.50.
CHIcAGO.-Timothv, October, s+111ls::
January. si21'z. Glover, October, Sill.
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cott S7 steam to Liverpool,
trI11C.AGO PRODUCE MARK

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET;
CHICAGO, ILL, October 29.-Trading
in wheat was active to-day. on the Board
of Trade and after holding firm the
greater part Of the day. there was de-
cline toward the close. which was $sQ ~.
closed 7kc. lower. and oats @sc. lower.
January provisions closed unchanged 10
nc. lower o,aa,