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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10

Spot closed quiet: 1niddling upland, SBc.;
middling Gulf, 911sc.; sales. sos bales.
The cotton market opened steady, with
prices to 5 points higher, this in SYM
pathy with firmness in the English mar
ket. The early weather reports and the
weather forecast were sized up as favor
able to the crop, 4wfile receipts were
nothing short of prodigious. Following
the call, general buying of a substantial
sort carried prices quite steadily upward.
Until January reached 8.27, ut which level
those traders who had been fortunate
enough to go long Of the market at the
close last night sold for profits. A slight
reaction occurred. but the undertone re-
mained very steady. The connmissien..
houses all had liberal buying orders, and
the late cables from Liverpool were bull
ish. The South and Wall Street were
buyers. Then came the weekly crop
weather report from Washington, and
failed to note the expected general inn
prove1nent in the crop condition. but
rather told Of confirmation Of the short
yield in Texas and other districts. The
market for the balance of the session
tended upward on general public buying.
with January UP to S.31, and on nervous
demand from the shorts. There We're
reports of too much rain in Georgia and
portions Of Alabama. the complaint be-
ing that open cotton was damaged and
discolored., The market. closed very
steady. at about the top for the day, a
net advance Of II to Is points. Total
sales estimated at 10000 bales.
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Bull pool in Southern Pacific again ac-
tive.
7. l.. Manson bought 1000 Amalgamated
Copper.
There is very strong buying in Southern
Pacific.
Crop conditions favorable, especially
for corn.
Looks like pool selling in Baltimore
and Ohio.
Railway common.
Talk of developments at Shelters
meeting Wednesday.
Wabash Deb. .'B's'' crossed SO yester-
day-expected to go higher.
Rumors OF closer relations between Pa
cfc Mail and Pacific Coast.
Dick Brothers bought 1.50o Brooklyn
Rapid Transit from Il to I1b
Rumors of closer relations between
Missouri Pacific and ST. Paul
Standard Oil interests credited with re-
cent buying in Missouri Pacific.
Manhattan directors have declared reg
ular quarterly dividend of per cent
There is talk of early announcement
Of Missouri Pacific Holding Company.
Rumors of weakening among minor
coal operators under financial pressure.
Union Pacific preferred and common;
Texas Pacific. and Steel should do: bet
ter.
Steels. Detroit Southern. Cotton Oil,
ana Copper are worthy Of bulllSn atten-
ton.
Norfolk and Western report shows
earning capacity of per cent. on COM
mon.
Sloss declared regular quarterly divi-
dend Of 1a4 per cent. on the preferred
Stock
fractions, Peoples Gas. Fries, and
Atchisons may safely be bought on any
activity
The advance in Southern. Railway and
Louisville was ascribed TO buying by the
GateS crowd
Cotton Oil was strong on the splendid
earnings; reported equal to I per cent.
on the common.
,, Mere was talk of q movement In the
iila"ieN group OF stocks. and the Denver
p issues were strong.
S9mmisSion-house business was only
t49aerate. and the market to consider
aug extent manipulated
NO confirmation was forthcoming OF
ale reported hitch in the Louisville deal.
''yF was the rumor believed.
Srnalgamated Copper acted well and
''iHisaers thought the Ledoux report was
-'Neis 10 have a bullish influence.
M is Very puzzling TO many that in
me lace Of a 10 per cent. money market
me big people have supplied them
YES with time morry. and it is the
"'.Iah Try that Is responsible for flurries
me iiawley stocks-Colo DDS, Den
~ common, and Iowa Central COM
'iohr-are scheduled for q rise this week.
ehesapeahe and Ohio. Norfolk and
"sssern Baltimore and Ohio. and Penn
Ss snthla are purchases on any slight set
mere mere is no doubt that very large
mfn9lloflion OF Yesterdays business in on,
,rs lket was confined to cliques and
OF 81. Paul dividend expected either PEI
vi WI, extra, making 7 per cent. for the
ma or Sis per cent, establishing a
per cent basis.
hd Easier money yesterday. per cent
Inn, ing about the highest. Offerings were
bIo,ssiaitni. and efforts made to keep 1t be
'o~ per cent.
There are strong bull points current or
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SHOWERS I'M THE STATE
HELP OUT THE FARMERS.
Beneficial to Late Corn and Tobnc-
CO, as Well as Pastures and
Minor Crops.

The general crop conditions over the
State during the week just ended showed
rather more than d seasonable advance
towards maturity. says the Weather De
partment Bulletin this week. Thoush
some cool weather on Thursday and trt-
day temporarily checked CROWN. YET tns
major part of the week was warm anu
conducive to rapid and vigorous crop
progress. The showers which fell IN near
iy all districts, except the droughty por-s
tons of the Valley division, were also
also to pastures and minor crops Gar.
dens are. as a rule, in excellent order.
Tomatoes for both table and canning
purposes are plentiful and of fine quail
Wen In Tidewater counties the showers
of the week were quite general and Wen
distributed, and the land is in fine con On
dition for late. seeding; IN the mlua se
part there has been sufficient moisture
for crop growth and fall work, there are
some localities where rain mas peen
lacking. and hence the ground IS some
what too dry and hard to admit of plough
ing for winter wheat and oats mere
rain has occurred. however, TINS WorN
has been vigorously prosecuted. anu IS
quite well along In the Valley division
the area over which drought prevails has
increased to some extent. and the pros
pect for late crops is not ENCOURAGING
Wells are getting low and water ZOE STOCK
is becoming scarce. =.
Frost occurred in the high valleys OF
this section on the night of the 9TH. put
no damage was done
Corn.-The general condition OF TINS
crop over the State is promising In ear
" fields the saving of fodder has beel
about finished. while the late crop mas
advanced so far that it IS practically
made and not liable to be affected appre-
ciably by any subsequent weather Cut
ting and shocking of the crop IS under
way In the dronghty districts late hsids
are being cut and fed to stock on &C
count OF scarcity Of pasturage.
Tobacco continues the Improvement pre-
viously reported. In those counties COM
orisine the tobacco belt. fine rains nave
occurred, and this, with good growing
weather so far as temperature was con-
cerned. caused a rapid advance in the
late fields There is. however. some local.
irregularity In the crop. caused by re-
.lan ting early in the season. ana cut
ting and topping OF plants In the same
field IS reported in some instances. In
portions of Cumberland county ho.n
worms have appeared; otherwise the crop
is free of pests. Generally. the outlook
| is encouraging:
Potatoes {Irishy.-Tne second crop OF
! tuners is making Il very 81 tistactory adj
vance and the prospect for good crop
| is promising. Sweet potatoes nave neen
m,,cI1 benefited by the late rains.
Fruit.-There IS no change IN the pre-
vit,I,slv reported condition OF the fruit
crop Apples and peaches are as a RUE
scarce. while pears and grapes are aouf1-
Ida Mt and of fine quality.
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seabonrd Earnings.

The following is comparative state,
ment or the. approoyinlats earnings ., OF
the aeabcarti Ais.L!ns system lux VIZ s.
Week ending August 81. 1862. sasi.ee9;;
1901. s26S. Increase. s2i.s3a
Four weeks ending august "a. al: 1so2,
sad1 hsf. issn $9aa $50 Decrease.
'sI.,iy' III 10 August 81 1909. s1,s5e. 6s5::
tso1 s1.Ts5.4ss. Increase. s571s7.
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Cash quotations were S toiloWs; fl gu
5 s'e ss1sdy72e. G, No: red. az 652Me No:
corn. atoc.: No. yellow, eo ~ No ~,
oats, 2s929c.;: No white. gs3saS6c; no NO
4sd6sc. No. f1axseed, $1.335. No. 1 NORTH
western. sl.37. Prime timothy seed, "a 60.
pork per b az 16s5 g S s. L9 I
Sides (Ioosej. S10.S5m s1045. Dry sailed
shoulders iboxed), ss.S71aGs9. Short clear
sides sides lboxed), s10.5o6s1o.i5. Whiskey. basis
of high wines. s1.32. Glover, contract
8 E se 'tht 291 6co bushels: corn,
$1,000 bushels: oats. SIS, coo bushels.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was DUET ana nrm; cream
steady st 10ia@1oAc. Eggs: fresh, 1sc.
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CINCINNATI, September 9-Hogs-
Active; receipts, sol head
Cattle-Steady at s201Gs6.s5.
Sheep-Strong at $1.250s3.25.
Enthusiastically at $3.50.

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, September o.
Cattle-Easy; receipts, 900 head; demand
light; veals strong. tops, Ss.00@ss.25; fair
to good $7.00M$125; common to light.
S.. 5OMs6.5o.
Hogs-Receipts light; market fair and
active; heavy at 1925; mixed, $50; York
ers, $S.O0G$s.O5; light Workers.. S7.75Ms7.9O;
pigs $7.701s7.S0; rcughs. Sc. 6p1s7.OO; stays.
S5.506s6OO; grassers and fair, S7.o0Qis7.90
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 2100 head;
market steady at yesterdays prices.
NEW YORK, September 9-Beeves-
Receipts, 176 head, all consigned direct;
American steers in Great Britain. 14G15c,
dressed weight. Experts to-day, 50
sheep
Caives-Receipts, head; quotations
quiet; market steady A few veals sold
at $500.
Sheep and Lambs-Reoeipts. 1885 head !:
both sheep and lambs steady: about half
a car Of stock urso!d. Sheep sold at $40
to 1915 per 100 pounds; lambs, $575G3 IS.
Hogs-Receipts. 500 head; about two
cars on sale; market firm. A few heavy
hogs sold at $1.1o.
EAST LIBERTY, PA. September a.
CattIe-Steady: choice. szloas725; good,
S. Odas5.75; veal calves. s7.251S7.75.
Hogs-Active: prime heavies. S7.951sS.05:
medium. s7.S54$7.90; heavy Workers, $3.50
Ms7s5; light Workers. s7.7o1s7SO: pigs, $50
@s7.60: roughs, s6oO0s7.35.
Sheep-Steady; best wethers. $3.SG0s400;
cu'Is and common. $1.504$2.Q0 choice
lambs, s5.35@s5.40
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The Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. September s.-(Specialo-4
seaboard Airline common stock was
more active. with higher tendency. to.
day. Common stock opened steady az
3i7S selling up to 32ss. and closing with
net advance Of " per cent. on sales OF
seaboard. preferred. opened at 52h; adj
vanced to b25s. closing at the top on safes
Atlantic-Coast Line common stock was
dull and somewhat lower, selling at 16S
and closing at 16s bid; offered at 10y; no
thing doing in Connecticut, sou asked.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAyAL-sTORE MARKETS.

NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH. GA, September g-Spir1ts
Turpentine-Firm at 44Ac.; receipts. 1,64S
casks; sales. 56S casks: exports, none
Rosin-Firm; receipts, 4,622 barrels;
sales, 337S barrels; exportc, none. Quote
A. B. c. and D. s1.o2; E, s1:271a: F. 81. SS,,ss
G. s1.371s; II. s1.60; /. s1.S5: *. s2.45: M,
s295; N. ss.40; window-glass, $685.; water
white S. S.
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corronsEEp-o1b aiARKEr.s

NEW YORK. September &c ottonseed-
nil, was steadier, but quiet; Importers
were checked by higher asking forces
and firm ocean freights; prime crude. I.
q. B. nnilfs 2sG2ac.: prime summer yellow.
gG41c summer vel low. a8G3ec.: prime
white 4afD46c.: prime tier yellow, A8e.f
prime meal, $27, nominal lis.
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NEW york DRY-GooDs MARKEr.

NEW YORK. September 3.-Dry-
0oods-There has been no change in the
market to-day. The demand for the gem
eral cotton goods has been fully up to
recent avera ge,. with no quotable change
in prices but the tone of the market
throughout for both staple lines and fan-
cies. Exporters have considerable orders
in hand. but are too low In their prices
in most instances for business to be done.
Cotton hosiery and underwear In fair re-
quest and steady in price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. september 9.-FlOur-
Fairly active and firm.
Rye Flour--Quiet.
Buckwheat Flour-Dull.
Cornm eal-Firm
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 western, 591Ac.
Wheat-Spot market steady; No. 2 red,
SIC The New York wheat market
opened easier on account OF foreign sell
ing but quickly recovered. and was firm
ali day, being supported by short de-
ceipts export rumors. and big clear
ances. The close was firm, at a A@1sc.
net advance May closed ass 741se.; ssptem-
Corn-spot firm; No 2, 69c. Options
market ruled generally firm throughout
the day, on indications Of smaller Chi
cago arrivals, steadier cables. the wheat
upturn, local covering, and small stocks.
Close firm, at a 11sGp4c. ret advance: May
closed 441sc.; September &c.; December,
1SSsc.
ket was firm and higher. on poor grad
ing. small car-lot estimates for to-mor-
row. and strength in other markets. May
closed s5a4c.: September, 35c.; December,
S5ec.
Beef-Quiet
Cut Enthusiastically.
Lard-Steady; western steamed, 5000;
refined steady: Continent. s10:95: South
American: s11.715; compound, s7.75Gss.M
ral1ow.Pa!i city ~ sc per per gaskage),
T fur'smd1et at 47@474c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; NO Z, invoice,
53sc.: mild firm; Cordova, s1lll2c. COT
fee futures opened steady, with prices
featureiess, and without variation from
those bids all the session. until just at
the close. when the receipt Of pearish
crop advices started enough hqulda t1on
cause a partial point decline the mar
ket closing barely steady and net I'M
changed to S points lower. The sales
were $1,000 bags.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, &c. !:
centrifugal, SO degree test, SIC; refined
firm. -,
Butter-steady; extra creamery, 21c.;
State dairy. 15h@2oc.; renovated: 15@l1c.
Cheese-Steady; new State full cream,
small colored fancy, 10hc.; small white.
10hc.
21@22c. nes, ~.
Potatoes-st Steady; Jerseys, s1@$l.2o:
diSS9 domestic fanfK s hsna picked
Cnh UNNECESSARILY; Long Island, per 1oo,
Cotton-By. steam to Liverpool. 1211sc
BALTIMORE. September 9-Flour-
Dull and easy; un saaa SI. an,ner and DC
tober. 72@721kc southern, by sample. 65@
72c.
ACC. asked; year, 44AG44hc.: southern
white corn. 65@67c.
OatsEDuil ana easier; No. white.
37@3Sc.
Rltter-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Flrm and unchanged.
CHeese-Steady and unchanged.
Sugar-Firm and unchanged.
CHICAGO, September Cereals acted
bullish to-day The oft.Predlstsf b,v e,g
f fnTe DO to annear. the weather worked
against the maturing corn. and stocks
Of grains generally were decreasing slil +
business M sir developing, the bull view of the
market spread, and after early ops
&c ~ up, December wheat 71s@5sc; higher,
September corn sc. higher, Decem . q
corn 3s@1hc. up. September oats sc
higher, and December oats 1S99sc; higher
January provisions closed PIC. lower To
Sc higher.
n,.,.aa,n@. ru+ures ranged as follows:
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NEW ORLEANS, September Cotton
futures closed steady.

The demand for spot cotton to-day was
quite active. Quotations unchanged. The
market for contract was il an uncer-
tain mood during the first part of the
day The opening was to points
followed by a further gain of 5 to s
points. in sympathy with New York. At
that level, there was disposition among
small leaders to realize. and prices feli
off to points. temporarily, in conse-
quence. Later, there was SONS Improve
1nent. and the market was fairly steady
at the close. showing net gains OF II
points on September aid y to IA points on
the other months.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, september e.-cotton-
spot; increased demana; prices ls ~
GOOD rnfddling, 1-32d.; middling, 4 1a-16d.;
InwA rniddling. a 27-3zd.; good ordinary.
ordinary 1929 The sales o ct
hn 1ess were for speculation and export,
and included $500 bales American. Rs-
ceipts, 1900 bales. including 1000 bales
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
Richmond, Va, September 9, 1902

State Securities Bid. Asked.
V Vrgnia g cs deE} G. K 1ssi * ss 81
City Securities
Richmond City IS. r.. .192o-1922 1T
Richmond city As, R..192o-19so 1851 1o9,h
Railroad Bonds
At. and Char. list rs, R..1so7 t13
e, G. and & Apg q a., rs e G.. 1919 ~
G. & O., R. & A. q. NJ. AIS. 1892 1903
Ga. PACING LIST 6's. C........l922 125
Georgia, So. and Fla....:...1s45 ia
n. & ". Ry. Pocahontas As. o.
Peters,,g Glass 4 IS, 3. G E 1Sss rs rs
Rich and Neck. 1st As. .is4s 80 90
seab. Riroiine &c con. 1st as: 1850 ss1z 50
Seab. Airline col. tr.. SIS .1911 1915 1912
Western n. c. LIST 6's, C....1914 1S
Street Railway Bonds
Norfolk Street Ry. 1st 5's..19l3 112
Rich. Traction Ry. list 5's..1925 los
Street Railway Stocks Par.
Norfolk Ry and Light Co.. Is ID n
Railroad Stocks- Par.
Atlantic Coast Line "A''....10o ITO
Atlantic-Coast Line, com. 400 1914 17o1.s
R., F. and F., p: c: guar. 100 2ss 2s5
Seaboard Airline, pref. 100 523s 52M
Seaboard Airline, com. 100 1925 322A4
Bank and Trust CO. Stocks
American National ..........1o0 1z0
groad-sNeet Bank .......... g Is
City q ID
First National ..............--4W 200
Merchants National ......-..00 300
National Bank of Virginia. .1t9 126 12S
Planters National ......... 100 $50
Rich. Trust and S. y. Co..100 1853 165
State Bank OF Virginia. 100 100
Southern Trust Co. ..........100 l12h
Union Bank OF Ricntnond.. 80 165
Insurance Companies.
Virginia Fire and Marine. Is 1914 s61z
Virginia State ................ 70 2G
Miscellaneous-
American Loco, pref. 100 e5A
Amer. lob CO., pref:,s p. c.1oo 15o-.
ya.-Gar. Chem, pref.,s p.c1oo 1874 1917
Va.-Car Chem. II COM. 100 TN 72A
SALES AT. TIL sOARD.
10000 Seapoard Airline SIS at 1913: 60
Atlantic-Coast Line. common, at 40; 1(
Atlantic-Coast Line common, at 10; sd
Virginia Observation-Disclosures preferred a,
1874; 12 Virginia Carolina Chemical pre-
ferred. ats134: 50 Virginia Carolina Chem
ital, preferred. at 1Si 50 Virginia Caro-.
lima Chemical, common. at 72fs; 50 Vir-
gnia- Carolina Chemical, common. at 72ll55
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10

advance will be due to the fact that iron
has been selling at an average price OF
$40 per hundred pounds during the last
month.
The workmen are all organized cs MEM
bers Of the A1nalgamated Association and
work on sliding scale. About 5000
skilled men will be benefited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
COTTON GOSSIP.

The detailed report by States reads
bad. a,,td
sell for a turn ...o,
Cotton higher yesterday on wet "ea-
Their in Southwest. -.
The weekly report says: Weather IN
Texas and in a large part of central and
eastern distrcts-of cotton belt nave re-
ceiyed abundant rainfall during the week
hut ii Is doubtful whether the beneficial
effects of the strains TO late cotton VIII
offset the injury done to the open Stapfst
cn,,id he picked. In portions Of central
and eastern districts many fields are al
ready nearly cleaned. and the reports
generally indicate that the crop VIII pc
gathered much earlier than usua
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CHARLESTON. s. c.. September s
'urpentine and Rosin-Unchanged

WILMINGTON. N. c., September a.
Spirits Notwithstanding doing; re-
RosIn-steady at $1.1cas1.15; receipts. IS
barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firm at s1.4O, $3.50,
and $3.50: receipts. II casks.
Tar-Firm at $3.50; receipts. Al barr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10

vember and December. 5o-e4@4 1850. !;
January, and FEBRUARY, 4 29.Hd., sellers;
February ana March, 2N64n4 2s-s4d...
sellers; March and April. 2s-64@4 2e-64d. !:
April and May, 4 28-64d., buyers; May and
June, 4 28-64d., value.
NEW YORK, September 9.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling, Sac; gross receipts. LOCO
bales; sales. ZIG bales: stock. a. 2o3 bales.
Exports.Tos Great Britain. $500 bales: 70
the Continent, 1000 bales; stock. 213, 260
bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. 1887 bales;
France, $3.50 bales; to the Continent, 1928
bales.
Totals since September 1st: Net receipts.
163,6s5 bales; Exports-To Great Britain,
81, 165 bales; to France, $3.50 bales; to the
Continent. 1888 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10

CHICAGO. September 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500. head, including 400 head
Texans 1000 Westerns; market steady:
to medium, s4.256s75o: stockers and feed
ers, $3.50: COWS st.5ea $50: heifers, $500
Sc; Gamers: s1.50@s2.5o: bulls, s2.25@s5.B:
calves, s3@$725; Texa SIZED steers, s3@S4.oo;
western steers. So. 756s6.35.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; tomorrow.
$4,000 head: left over, 5000 head; market
opened strong to SC. higher: closed dull:
choice heavy. s7.65as7.95: rough. heavy,
s7.3oGs7.6o; light. s7.35Gs775; bulk Of sales,
S7.450S7.65.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head: market
steady: lambs steady; good to choice
wethers. s3.256s375 fair to choice mixed,
s2.50@s3.5O; native lambs, s3.50@s5.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10

Seabonrd AIRLINE Securities.
BALTIMORE, September 9.-Seaboard.
sales, 1878 barrels; exports none. Quote
5211A@52s4 Seaboard bonds, As, &S13GSS4.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
LIVES STOCK MARKETS.

LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. September S.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts for weel. ended noon to-day, 1875
head. against 1926 head last week. Fair
supply to-day, fair demand; westerns S.. 10;
other points, $7509s779: roughs, $5Hs6.5o.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, for week
ended noon to-day, 1925 head, including
- head for export, against 10,oss head,
last week. Receipts for to-day moderate.
Market fair on prime lambs; other stock
dull. We quote as follows: Sheep-com-
mon to prime. 11zd31zc.; stock sheep, 5oc
to So per head. Lambs, 31aG5Ac.
Horses and Mules-Draft horses, $50 to
5000; drivers. $50 to 5000: southern chunks,
$50 to s96; mules from $500 to 5000 a head.
Calves-Receipts for week ended to-
day. $50 head, against 81 head last week.
Fair supply and market steady. We
Quote: Common to prime. 4@634c.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va; September 9, 1902.
fye-StOck report for week ending Sep

TENDER 8, 1902. 10 :. "a
Receipts: ,si Head
Cattle -. 4tS
Sheep and lambs S sss3
g. Ives ).
IS; Sales: Head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10

FUTURES opened easier and closed steady
American, middIing. good dinary clauss.s
4tenher and October, &c. Sad !, buyers; Oc.4
=tober and November, So sid, buy ers; Mo-
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'[holna, bIal|.Ch'&(|'ol.,
(Ests b1ished 1888,
MEMBERS N. z. STOCK EXCHANGE
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PRIVATE WIRES TO
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Prices: Cattle, very best, S to SIC. gross.
medium to good, 81 to 4Ac.; common to
fair. 2 to 315c.;. bulls, 21a to 35sc.
Hogs, 61s to nc. gross.
s Sheep, 2 to 3Ac. gross.
Lambs, 21a to sc. gross.
Calves, 31a to SIC. gross.
Prices, quality considered, a. full eighth
lower on cattle than last week. All other
stocks same as last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10

RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, September 9, 1902.
furnished by Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS
Quotations furnished by Thomas Branch
a. Co.. Bankers and Brokers.
Members New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges.

American snuff. com. 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10

State Securities Bid. Asked.
Virginia s's new. e. & R.19s2 g574 96A
Virginia Cent. 2-3, C.. & R.1e91 96A s67s
City Securities
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-10
Outside Securities.

Louisville and Nashville at the same
time suggested further developments In
the way of union of interests.
A general feeling Of stability was APP
parent under the influence of the strength
and activity in the Rock Island stocks.
United Copper sold at 321z and 1924.
Seaboard Airline. common. 1900 shares
from 31s to 325s; the preferred at 52h for
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