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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1898.
WAR-TAX PENALTI1
rBBT WILL "flK MNRMMMi AT T
BBB OF THIS MONTH.
THOSE WHO ARE AFFECT!
li?rent .Inline.? of the (onimliriln
?f Internnl It ; ?. < imr ? >ln ti ? 1
,?,r(-nt IleeUtons from He
,, iiarter*.
rtloa new special t.ix-pnyrrs,
re, eor.ccrriliiK M l?*r c.
N. 1?. K*OTT,
mmlssi-mer
The : e telegram was received at
: ream aaaas yeeterday mc
.- 1 bsa r? f.- rene.? t., that ??anse
) i, which i:
penalty sgoa persons who fall
I 88 or before July Bl
I x are follows:
pay t?? when employ
I - and $2
- rary II.OJO employed in
; v M.
. ; braki M ?hall pay 52f?.
brok? rs shall pay ill).
. in ! af hall pay P?.
follows: Those whose SUB
i. li 8__ sd .'?0,000 pounds,
Wb( se ? nnnal Ball
i da not ex?-. il M0,?JB pava
B ?' 8B___ .?ales exceed 1?
I-!.
In tob?cea whose annaal s.i
- -. p .unas shaii pay BA
shall pay
I -'; whose .
... . ? ; ..... . pounds,
a anual . .1 >
Bot
M boss annual sal I ? *.<-, , j U
I, $."..
' 11 of clgai 1 shall pay
fallows: Tl
! > not ex? . igars,
? snaual ei .1 i?
d do not ? x . Igars, i
. snaal salea ehe?
or packers of mix
! pay Bl
shan pay *-".
; s of .in usea 1 hall pay BOO
r m baila shall pay $110.
: all public e
.-.s or shows for money shall p.
I
- f bowllns alleys and b
. b shall pay fur each alley 1
s OF THE COMMISSIONER
rulinga of the Commi
tlvo to
bu< d In a 1 Irculi
'. : sai 11 ; 1H partaient al
ara I : tes dl
I il Tun.
- .- quill -1 bv law ?
1 . Internal?!
And ail cbed
1 for the of ti
intles, sad asua
section 17 <
t
An li : : : of exchange, within tr.
11 . . ,
an* 1 ben 1
ti,.. Unit?
at of money drew
1
if drawn slni to tax of
. Ba* e.i'-h m
fraction,
?
^ b? n : ig acrid r.n
. im there
' *: ' rtlfli it, t
no additional tas fc
required, Wh?
.. 1
shan : ot this certificate th
toned <>:i li
on the f.i \ slue 1
.. which it 1 pn
DERB FOR cash ON MERCHANT!
A l-cenl stamp la required oa sa orita
for ea.-h drawn on a mercbani b*
t . si tornera. C< rtlflcat? s of
b| laten st, ir" left a certain tlm?
I M? tho same as a gromlssor
aithdrawal of funds by a deposito
1 of hi- bank-book t,
,\ Inga bank, does nol ra 1
rap If there la aothlri ompanyln
the farm < , lymen
la the nature of receipta ar
In lieu of rhecks, snd era u
commercial negotiable instruments, th. :
. . not receipts, snd are sub
tax.
Where certificates of stock arc dell"?
1 tl, th-- stock to
lion Of failure t,i pa.
I for a bleb II ed, b stamj
red as s ph dj . and not as a sale
tnortga sotea ri luire t,
, sddltkm to the stampi
? ,.;..!.
V, |a .1 pledge Of property ne
ng any promisaorj note, whlcl
it ti> stamp tax under
\ this imp ta * mus? ba paid,
?hat a stamp li
nnscted with
it.
I'il.JJ- ANO I.IKK-INSI RAN?
?live Or mutual lire
:?. rried un by the
p the prot?
iwn property, and nol for profit,
pt? ,1 from taxation.
. beneficiary life-insurance
mi im uring th? Ir oa n m? ml re,
v. .thin tho BS*
on.
... ; t-. frati rnal I
clatlona a]
... i.t in?
1 iflons.
OS : : ' te, where
. ran, i\ bleb are
on which ?m ax?
m of time of payaaanl la granted,
of a new note,
. Buch exti nslon la a re
da within the 111. ailing of
thai the n tamp
.-.. u.h renewal <-r
. appllea to noted dis?
Julj 1st, falling due- on or
:. wh - signs ;.' bank
lout affixing the peoi
red In
Ion 1" Of the u'-t, uni, -s u la
. be bad n 1 design t" svaoV
-, 1 tax, and thai
n up.,11 a bom II
? p . nest.
beck 1b pi I at a bank,
. ing th? n 11I lb tamp affix?
:?:. if it pays sich unatavpa !
,?_, s nable i" the penalty pro
. 10 of the act, Bank may
imp.
tore Blving memo
?ulred to
:
BIL? I OF i.AMNr,.
la paid em the
?ni foi go ida sapea ted, II Is h- Id
tamp 1 required to bs paid
ling, " ach ?lupii
. of th.- valu..- ,-f
-
I f? - ' rail
10 Brii b North Am-rica require a
.
it,, a shipper, In
Mil Of lading Is if
1 B stamp.
; iiraad ? empai
U . str.i ?hat;,. -,
within the law requiting stamp
or other evidence of rc
i-ing.
: carriers to issue a bin
copied by
?r shipment, and to uf.lx the stamp,
?S
HB
ED.
in
!*nt.
th?j
?rn
of
the
to
t.
Ing
a.l
? \
do*1?*. PtnaU)r U pwwrtl**- for failure -ti
Mero local operator? for the deliven
l?a P??Wl b**"?*?-. ?nd ?u.i
like. within the Hmtt. of th
u r? HI, mt ,ad,n* A,,h,?u?th ?urh opera
,"nvl?? * V r*C*'m ,or *rlM** ?? *>?
m,; "Ufhv r"r"'P? ?- "ot re-,ulr,?i ,,
*>o ?tamped. A m.-re carrier, as for In
stance, u person with a horse ?nd wagun
v ho doe? ? loe.n delt-gery buslaeoa m ?
Mty or town, i, not ineiud?-,! within th?
" requirement. The carrier? whb-f
Wat? intend,?! to be Included within ?M
t.'rm? of Schedule A, under th* head ol
BMP*mm and Freight," are ?uch as orf
?ngaK-d In the transportation of expr?s?
matte,- and frelfrht from ana place to an
ether In th? ordinary cours? of commerce
ond trade.
TICKETS I'?,U bOK_XON I'i M ITS.
ket? lasued In th.- Vnltr,] Btatee for
passage on a v.-:<?,-l not ?atltn-r from any
port <>f the Halted ."-'?.??c?, but from a
Canadian port ?or other foreign port) ure
not subject to stamp.!.ix.
Tkketa Issued la CsasdS for passage on
el ?ailing from a United States port
are sot subject t? . tamp-tax.
The only passage ticket for which
stamp-lax Is required to be paid by this
statute I? a tlck?t Issued for transporta
tion of the passenger "by any vessel from
port in the United states to a foreign
pott." Y*. hen, therefore, to such passenger
ticket there ls attache?! another ticket en
Utllng the BBsaaagar, after hi? arrival at
th? foreign port, to transportation to va
n?ius point? In Europe, or elsewhere, such
additional ticket la not subject to stamp
tas.
The stamp-tax for a passenger ticket
may be affixed thereto and cancelled at
the time and place where It is issued, or
II may be affixed aad cancelled at the pier
before tho passenger boards the vessel.
Where one passenger ticket is issued,
even though It contains to vera 1 nt??lBl,
bul ?me siamp-tax is required to bo paid
t heron.
There Is no exemption from the stamp
tax on charity tickets issued at low rates.
?Barge? ?ire not Included In the term
I" in the paragraph relating to
charter party.
The manifest for cintom-house entry
or etearaac? "f the cargo of any ship or
I or steamer f?,r a foreign port doe?
DOl Int lude ship's supplies for It? voyage.
I' only Includes those things which the
ship has taken aboard for transportation.
There 1? no tax upon tho bill of sale
of a vaaial. A mortgage of a vessel re
fluir?: s a stamp as a mortgage of personal
property.
Dray receipt given at export st?amer's
( does not ri'qulre a stamp in addi
tion to ?M bills of la?lln?r Which are
tamped. Shipping receipts given by c?,m
in :, carrier? of freight for goods lo be
transported to port of export require
?tamp.
?.i'AHANTV COMPANIES' DONDS.
Where a bond Is given with a guaranty
company as surety, the bond should have,
in addition t?, a EO-eent stamp, as required
uj.'lcr the head of "Bond," in Schedule A,
? ?i? ! noting one-half of 1 Mat on
each ?lollar or fractional part thereof
paid l?y the principal obligor on the bond
.-,- a premium under that paragraph of
dula A relating to guaranty compa
nies.
Je.mis "required in legal proceedings"
ar.- exempt from stamp tax. They are
si !i as an recjuired in litigation m eitler
? ivll ??r criminal aasea such as prosecution
. injunction bond.,, bonds t?? stay
proceedings, bond? upon appeal, writs of
nor, bond? for costs, ami the like; ami
In criminal cases, r.'cognlzances. hoi.?is
for appearance, ball bonds, and also bonis
In criminal cases upon appeal and writs
of ? nor, superscdeas bofids, etc. Bond?
given by persons appointed by the oOUTt,
conditioned for the faithful performance
of the duties of their office or position,
?UCb M receivers, assignees, executors,
administrators, and guardians, aro BOt
, v mpt, and the stamp tax must bo paid
thereon.
Tickets, which aro on the face merely
memoranda of money due (e. g. : John
Dos, June as, UBa Hi), and do not con
tain any language making them checks
or orders, for the payment of money or
prOmlasory BOteS, are not subject to tax,
unless received and paid at bank the same
as cheeks.
Tho exemption granted to co-operative
building and loan associations, etc., ls
ConflnSd to the stock and bonds tSBBSd by
lie- associations thireln mentioned, and,
therefore, does not relievo them from
Other stamp tax?s.
CSRTIPXCATHfl 01" EVERY DESCRIP
TION.
"Certificates of any ?lescrlption required
by law not Otherwlae ?-peelfled In this
BCt, 10 cents." The Brat ?equlrement ne
ary to subject any given certiileate
thus generally described to tax is that
it shall bo one which is required to bo
given by law. national, State, or muni
cipal. All such are taxable, except those
? liming within the exemption of section 17,
that is to say: Those which are given
?trictly in the exercise of the functions?
nmental, taxing, or municipal?of
the State or corporation.
CertlBcates given by an officer, not for
a pUbUf or governmental purpose, bi?
for private interests and use, are liable
to the tax, li they ar?' given in obodleace
lo any law which requires them to be"
given when called for.
A , ? i -M?.-.il" o! s ,'i 'h showing that the
dock? is or records of a court have been
m an lud, SBd show either that liens exist
or do not exist as to property, or that
Judgments are recorded or are not record
???, .i!,?.i ais?, oarthViatea <>f search to .:s
oertsla whether or not title.? are ?good.
Whether taxes have been paid: arid other
Certificates of this character, BIS BOt steh
as are required in the general discharge
of government?! functions on the part of
the ofBoera giving these, but are an
aia* Beaded for private uso and private
Interests, and are, therefore, subject to
;\, as being required by Jaw to be
given when called for.
If the act performed, or the certificate
Issued by the officer Is in the discharge cf
an ?.'filial function necessary In operating
the general muchlncry of the governmtiit.
it is exempt
Certificates of acknowledgment of deeds
and mortgage:; an- not required to t?.
?tamped, The memorandum oa the back
?>f a deed <'i' BTtortgaae, nssd? by the ieg
lster or recorder, that the instrument has
hot n plsoed Upon record. Is not a sui-j? :
of 'axation. It Is not a certificate BUCK
as ls on'emplated by the law. It is ..
brief note on the back of the deed or
mortgage Citing ??ate. of lilinjt and out*
and pla? of record.
tlflcstea of birth, Btsrriage, n::d
death, given In pursuance of the laws of
tho State requiring the collection nnd reg
istration of vital statistics as a basis for
admlnlstratlOB of public health laws.
within the exemption of section 17.
certificat? ?. however, when lasued
to private persons for private use, ar,
to tho 10-cent stamp tax.
Til- ordinary notary's jurat 1? not n
q ?i.ed to be stamped.
A policy does not require a stamp until
it la issued, or is offi-red as an lnsura-i".
policy, and an Insurance Mttnpanj
tamp n poli? y through its local agents,
aa wefl as through its general agent.
Any ??gent of the company who hi
1 with tho duty of delivering the
poll? y to the policy-holder and r<.Ivlng
th? premium would be authorized to
?Bag aad cor.cel the stamp in behalf of
(he company.
A stamp must be attached to premium
notes as ?ysll as. to policies.
! i:i;l)S AND MORTGAGES.
1?, aad, acknowledged, and fall)
:t,?l In June do not require stamps.
though delivered in July, unless, by |
law. registration is li.ctssary to pn.-s
till?'.
A? to mort gag? s, it II the general prin
ciple that a mortgage is no: valid as such
antII It Is admitted to registration. A
mortgage, no matter what the ?1 I
should not be ailmitted to reglstra'icn
When presented on or after July 1. Last
uni,,? there i? attauhed and cancelled
por rev BUB stamps.
In ?a-?? e-her?- the < ?n-id? ration In a
la nominal, the actual value of th<
'.,,., r?v conveyed should govern th>
am-unt of the stamp required
Original lease require? a ?tilmp. So
?tamo I? required on copy exeeuted by
UM i.artle? at the time of the original
'TMIve-stock la ?old at an exchange or
htmri ot trade, or other t-tmilar place,]
?
PI
s
nio
S
po!
?al
8
MM?
S
por
ral
either for present or future delivery, the
?nie, agreement of sale, or agreement to
ell must lfe evidenced by a bill, memo
randum, or agreement to be delivered by
the seller to the buyer, and this evidence
should have the stamp arTix??<l us MajBtred
In the act. via; One cent on a 1100, an-1
<>n each 1100 or fraction thTeof, addi
tional, i cent.
Where telephone companies have Unes
extending Into more than one collection
district, the return may be made to th-;
collectiir ..f ihat din|rlct In which the
principal buslnestvotT.Ce of the company
Is located.
Contracts nntl agreements botsreea
subscribers and telephone companies for
the placing of n telephone, and payment
therefor, are not subject to stamp tax.
Powers nf attorney ex?'?ut<-<l on the
back of stork certificates use?l In con
nection with transfer of shuns require
to be stamped In addition to the tax on
transfer of stock.
Powers of attorney to sell or transfer
government bonds are taxable.
?STAMPS ON VOTING PROXTBB
A 10-cent s;amp Is sufficient upon a
proxy for BS8 in voting at an elation of
offlc?*rs of an lnc?jrixirated company, with
out regard la the number of signatures.
Revenue stamps are not requin?! on the
reports of earnings and dividends, and
raporia of condition made to the Comp
troller ?if th? ?."urrency hy national hanks,
Tho list of shareholders rc?,uired by
Section 6210, Revised Statutes, to bo for
warded to the Comptroller of the Cur
rency re?|iilr?-s no stamp tax. The paper
Is not a certificate, but a list.
A stamp is not required on returns of
national bank notes In circulation made
semi-annually to the United States
Tr? asurer.
In regard to tho cancellation of Inter
nal revenue adh'slve stamps, Which the
law requires to be. by writing or stamp
ing the Initials of the persons using the
same, and the date upon which the stamp
shall be attached or used, it is held that
the initials and the year alone will be
Hiiftirlent. This cancellation may bo I "
writing or Imprinting with a hand s'.imj
ui-i stamps issued under repealed a -s
cannot be used In lieu of stamps requir
ed by tho present law.
SPAIN'S RAW ?S BRAZIL!
The Temernrlo Now Pushing; Toirnrd
the (rnti-r of S?nlh Anierlea.
(Cable Despatch to New York Sun.)
RIO JANEIRO, July 2_-Tho Spanish
torpedo-gunboat Temerario, which as
cended tho Paraguay river when the
Oregon was in South Atlantic waters,
has left Asuncion, proceeding in the di
rection of Cuyaba.
Tho highest water in the Paraguay
river occurs In July and August, and
there is nothing to hinder the Temerario
from going all the way to Cuyaba, on the
great plater.u of Inner Brazil. If she
?ants to gel d'-epnr into South America.
Id" Paraguay is one of the mightiest ot
rivera, and at bJgb water it and Its tribu
tary, the St. Lawrence, are navigable
for vessels drawing M feet all the way
i,, Cuyaba, if th?- Bpanisb vessel reach?
Bd that point. She will be about OB
miles from th.- nearest point on the At
lantic coast representing Spain's navy in
the ??litre of a great continent,
ponTO rico wants to joix US.
Natives Likely to ?loin Forces With
l?, Snys ? Ilrltl-.li Skipper.
HALIFAX ><" S. JuJy 22.-Captain
tattson, of the British brig Leo, which
irrlved yesterday from Porto Rico, says
hat the sentiment of the native popula
ion of tho inland is entirely In favor
.f the United States and against Spain,
rhe only fortified port is San Juan, and
lot more than 3,000 fighting soldiers are
m the island. He cruised all around
he island and had exceptional advan
age for observing the attitude of the
eople. He believes that tho natives
rill Join forces with the Americans and
hat the surrender of the island will b?
seared without much fighting. Provl
lons were plentiful and everything; was
lulet on the islaml when tho Leo sailed.
?ha food supply was so large that some
f the business-men were growling be
auso prices were not higher.
TRANSPORTS PIT TO SEA.
Harter, Roumanian, nnd "M Ichlitn u
Leave for the South.
NEW YORK, July tt??At daylight three
if tho fleet of United States transports
,*hlch have been fitted out at this port
nit to sea, and upon clearing Sandy Hook
took southerly courses. The Glacier was
he first to leave. She was followed by
ho Roumanian, now known as No. b2,
aid the Michigan, known as No. '?t. The
laaaaehnsetts, which is being loaded,
i ill have later In th?? day.
Tho auxiliary cruiser St. Louis, which
low carries 5-ineh rifles, is BChadUled to
eavo th.- American Line pier for the
loath at I P. M. to-day, She has UM
BBS of COB?, ammunition, and a big stock
f nrovlsions on board.
In Loneliness.
?.n
F ?
Ba
Sa
N.
N.
(Harper's Bazar.)
n lonely days when Botttude
Contrasts with cheerier ?lavs pone by
Vhen thick and chill the shadows brood ? ?'
And clouds are? sullen in the sky,
mnetlmes in .lays that pass slow-paesd
That creep along, are dull and gray,
. vision comes, sweet, eager-faced.
The dream of that ?Lar yesterday
Vhen Ufa was full of Joy "and hope,
When work was paid by swift reward
fhen door? of fortune, quick to ops '
Made light the burden, smoothed' tho
hard
teep path, and cheated us of pain
.'ould those bright days might'dawn
agalnl
nd yet the memory of th.-lr shine
hrows on our gleam a gleam divine.
The barking of a dog on the earth can
heard by a balloonist at an elevation
! four miles.
MARIN- INTELLIGENCE.
INIATTRE ALMANAC, Jl'l.y B, 1MB
n rises .r,. ?. ill. ;>l TIDE.
n sets .1:24 M.-ruing. 740
ion sets .9:M|Evening. 7Jo
*ORT OF RICHMOND, JL'LY 2.' UM.
ARRIVE-,
Reamer Alb.marie. ?Jlover, Norfolk
-reharidise; Old Dominion Steam . M
mpany.
ichooner Charles H. WolstotL Rtnkley
nnebec, ice; Richmond Ice Company
SAILED,
itcamer Teaaassee, O'Nell, Phila.l"!
?a, Merchandise and passengers; J. \v
Carrlck, agent.
teamer Poeahmtas, Graves, Norfolk
rchaadlas and passengers; Virginia
vigatiun Company.
teamer Albernaiie, Glover, Norfolk
n han,Use; Old Dominion Steamship
mpany,
arge Georgetown, -, Philadelphia via
net rlv-r; poplar wood.
:ir?? Fredericksbunr,-. Philadelphia
Pet? i ?burg; poplar wood.
RT OF KBWPORT NEWS, JCLY 22.
(By telegraph.)
?_RR1VK1>.
arge Rarltan. Providence.
teamer Jorrents. New York.
teamer Roumania, New York.'
SAILED.
:eamer Rappahaanock, Liverpool.
saaaer City of Bveratt, Moston.
arge Independence, Baltimore.
RT OF WEST POINT, VA? Jir.Y
t 22. 1898.
ABBIVBD.
eamshlp Haltlmore. Murphy, Baltl
-e; passengers and general cargo,
eamshlp Kim City, Haynes, Mntta
l-rlver landings; passengers and gene
cargo.
SAILED,
eamshlp Baltimore, Murphy, Baltl
e; passengers and general cargo,
eamshlp Elm City, Haynes, Malta*
i-rlver landings; passengers and gene
cargo.
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UBlbaBlf BABEE OK PRICR9 WAR
HOW A-?D niTHOt T !*I<iMFICA\CE
FINANCIAL VENTURES IN CUBA.
Talk of Syndicate, Preparing There
for?Time Loan? Mad? for Six
MonMi-* at ?he Hnir of Three Ter
Cent.?Produce Markets.
NEW YORK, July S.-The stoek mar
ket continu?d in ihe hand*, of small room
traders to-day, who dealt almost entirely
In Industrial specie?tk>i?. TUv ailvanul
the price? of there ?arty, aad thus held up
the standard nllroad stocka. Realizing In
the Specialties ?ater In the day caused a
sympathetic decline in the railroads, car
rying prices In many cases sl.gntly below
v? st'-nlay'j clone. 8*8*088?! -v:iere stocks
were Influenced by Individual causes, the
otul range of ?>iiee.-> was narrow .mi w .'!.
flat Klgnlfkanue. The dulness may quite
dually be Interpreted as Indicating a <lls
lacliaatioB to bhy Bt the preterit level, or
is an unwlll!n;-;i? ss to sell. The future of
:he international trade situation Is still so
jbscuro that speculators are not ready to
remmit th.'mieives.
There were evidences of a nrcssure ef
unds pcekin;; investment, but they mmi
fcstafl them-i.lves In bonds r aiher than in
t... k-. Thi lr.-ge demand icr the new
;? v? rnment Z'i, which were ?aded la on
he Stock Exchange, "when l?s8?ied." had
i favorable sympathetic effect all through
be market. This bond sold to 101.1-4, the
B8t sale being at that figure. Eld- were
or small bonds, as ?Bell as for fnll flhflffl
?>tfl Of 11,000. The advance in other gov
rnment bond-? irafl called sympathetic,
'he advantages of the ii'w IflOUfl for pur
oeflfl of circulation make a ke? ri demand
HC therp from the banks, though the pria
nt and proapecttTfl eoeapaeafl of money
[>nds to diminish their value for this pur
888,
Railroad mortgages were absorbed on a
traje scale to-day. Tho v,ell-secure?l bondfl
f reorganized roads, wh'i.se value under
organization has not bern cl-arlv Used,
ere the favorites. There was also de
land for the more speculative Issues of
18 roads still to be reorganised, or whose
ivni. nts of Interest aro contingent upon
linings.
VENTERE8 IN* CEDA.
The pleaitade of money also found re
KtlOB in Wall fltreei In talk of syndl
lt?fl preparing for financial ventures in
astern Cuba. Time bians were mad?- for
I months ?t the mte of 3 per e?nt., and
crllng exchange continued heavv, under
"ferine ot grain hills. London also bought
ocha ?"tare in .?pit?? of a stiffening of the
oadofl diacoant rate, ta synpathy with
ie fall in [amdoa flxchaiiffl here, Dry
irujs imports at Notfl York, on the otber
ind, for the areek, root abo**a the
ie corresponding period of last year
?me .714.BE, and BbOTa last wirob flOBM
B.M& Coup!? ?1 with thfl de.-une In the
-ports from New York for the wi ?k un
r Hi .-" of last week of "1,1'U !!12. these
rjr?s are lather significant Of the trend
the International trail?* situation.
The ?lOtal flalefl of railroad bonds, par
iltte, wi" fi.?;i.".ooo.
Batted States 2's advanced l; the new
?, recifltcred, t-4; the old 4's, rasteteied,
id the new 4's, coupon. 1-2, and the 5's,
?upon, 1-4, In the bid price.
MONEV AND EXCHANGE.
', P. M -Money on call steady at 11-49
1-2 per cent.; lasi loan at 1 \-2 per cent.;
?me mercantile paper, 3 l-???l.
-terllriK exchange <-asy, with actual htist
188 in banker.*' bills at J4.*-'? 1-K"$4 **? 1-2
r demand, and at $1 M./.4.SI 1-1 for sixty
,ys: poeted rate?, |4.*?? and J4.86 1-2; com
ercial bills. J4.S3 1-2.
UtfOt certificates, .'.0 l-3??*0 1-4. Ear sil
r, MS-t M.-xicin dollars, 46.
Jov.-r;?m?nt DOBda strong.
BANK CLEAHINGS.
The total bank clearings for the week
the United States wer.* U^mXEBMrni P<->*
nt. Increase, 6.0; exclusive of N? w York,
?6.031,r.30; per cent, Increase, IA
HEW TOKK bTOC? qL'OTATIOX!*.
Closing.
iCBU?*.''ODeka?-'1 ??o?? *" . * _?
aaiflOB, preferred. *?m
.Jlirnoreaul *->f?*o. ?***
j.aca ?-a-iai... gM
nada southern. '_ *'
Dtral i'semc. ? _
??.-??* a"i ,-"i''-'.i2m/4*
icaK<- ??" AU?.________^^^^ ^^^^^
Iceflo, k*aritB*tooao'l ?Vimcr.in.?'.,
i:?C" ?a I ?Mtara Illinois. .'>.''? ?
C'.. C.?nl .St Loai? . -itVa
,C.. V. OOA ?it- Jvoaii. preferroU. h*>
(?ware and Hi tsaci_. .IM
rawar*. Eat-saeranria.t Western. 140
ni.?r and Uiouraane.*. 12
ov?r ?au ttloUraule, preterrea. ABU
le (n?*?v).-. 18V
le?ueW). iilDreterr-?.;. M*?f
rOVavae.170
eat Mort?ern. prererrea .CCi-i,
i-siiiK N alley .m.-. ."?kt
mois Cea trat. lPTU
,i? aim aai <v*'.-r?-. .,. 1 ?l4
hi-rri-iiiij We8toru.profori.-eJ_. . 71
?e saor?. 16*
navilie and .Nas?vuie..,.. 3-fl,
uhattan l,.104^
tropontau iration.l-*?"^
:bi?aD Ueairai....ion
nifsr/taarn St. l.on:? .. '->H
iBBflfitfl aaflWI Louis 1st orerorre?!_ KH
:60un 1'aeitl?!.. ,...... ^41-,
DileandUtt'o. ?Slf
soun iv. ai.u f. 1U*?,
souri, i.. nui i. preforro'i. 3.'t-"^
cago I. 1._ ? ?
aaef. L or??terred. '..'??i?
v a flflflOf central. H?*
? i ora Caairai..i I ; 14
r Yorf.caicsiij ani su L . l?i?J?
f., Cbicago&Bd M. u int preferred.... 0">
1., ? Una**?, saaai. 1.. M Drererrea. 10
tn???teru. n
t*i ?aiericancomoauy. (IU
i??MB**aei?e.......^.-.... 28m
ILtun l'aclil . .?-??l-irral. ??t>4
arn.-i.ii?" W?s?tera._ 14?U
foa ... ana .>??._.,. ??
gon ?nor? Line. VH
*our..170
?iuk'.mmm. lti"?
i;?l:iul. . i>.-,4^
^ouis and ?an r'ranc?sea....M.? ; !
AOVmoBA >at> Kran Istfliflflfl. ?11
s> im and >aa t r.-.n. *.'a pref. -jg
aai. ??.?*?
'aul p.-a?orr?-M ..,..?.??X?l
aulaud UraaQa. ?.?
'auland U.na?a, oreterrea.130
'?ou M. arm at.i?4?V4
?i.-i 11 l'a ':r*..:.-?? ....?... *?0
'.? rii. ,s :,
uern. urererraa ..?.. .It?,
?.i*a'*inc. V:*i
m Pantin prof. ,?,0^
I?- ?ta??.-. ?SB
aec.su Lo?is sai l*?*einc......^..^; 7
a-i., st. I.'i'in aa 1 Pacific, ptotott0*?? Ir* *
. ?ii.X ?U1 t,?Wn Itkfl -t r. |.
?. L. and Lake L-.? or?terr?j. g
Bxraa-u BBaipaana
ns Fxpres?.101
ItflM ?3pre?8.?I IS
BUMatee Kxptess. 40
s r amo Ixpress. .1:>0
ais?: bil?*? xoca
ricao C'ottou (m . ->4
ricau coltuii Ou preter??-1. 7-.?^
ricauspinu. .? 1 ?_
ri.ua-?piriu proferreu.? y..''
fican l'obai-w Ofl.lil??^
rican l'obacouCu. ore?erred .l:'i
1** '??a? . :s .
jlldated lias.|V0
i'aU??.oinp?uy.I, o
"uel*I.Sw....... "o
'u?lB?**< prelerred--offered.... prj
csiaux'trio.
i.Mteel._. ?o
l??<? ?>??. .?,0*4
Tras?..?.
oreierreu. Iom-,
aalUfMeed un. i?,u
l? ?Jan..... ?hV?
.?n ffUaoe.V??SMi
?.'urtiticsie?. )??it
lard tt??pe?ad Twin*. . ?.^
ic?r aunr 't?*tu?.rv .?,.....I.e.?
ici n s ?mar Kaanory, orel.11 ;tv?
aui iron. '24 a
Loaltier._ 7?$
c-eatherpreferrea . O81?
Huoter..-?..........^....^ ?U<
Kubtier pr?i?rr?d. $??-H
?rr. ?Jojob.M.... Vil,
>ai? and HouthweeUrn . ?
.u'9-iu i *?o!Hbw.?t*ra 1st pr?ierre?L !?"?
randa ???a W??item. **tH?
rsadeand W?*??ra. pr?r. Bfl
yo i?r*rt W???i?rn. H<4
i;,, '.nd "?OTlbwestera. .l**?lfl|
10 and ?orthwe?tern pre'.1 *? *'.?
lian Commercial Company. -V 'i*
n? l?t preferreia. rj9
Psctfl-*. cotumon. ??,\t
?o?*iu un
I BUies?'saew. r?rist?.od....isi|iBl'|-.V?
1 States 4?, n?w. cuapon?....i-.'.'.t?ii..?i ?
1-Stales 4'?.-.. lUisll'J?? j
." ')
. ?.,*i
...... BS?
.il"?*
United ?titea ? ?. erntjrto-.Il0?:ii
I'nlted State?'? j coupon. I?7
l!nite.i .? , a ,.., ,or,?i?:??r?J...lllmil V?
t'ti-.te-i Male? i'a ?iiudou.i iv\ti 11 S|?
l>??tru:l 3'afl.?.tlfl
Alabama (tl??? A .10?
Alabama Kin?? l-i.106
Alaban? ?Jurrea?-r . Oi
Aii'C'aon 4'*. K*>
Afcb'.aou ?dt. 4'?. 70*$
( in ail? Houtoara -t ?.^..I "I??*
?. A N. I'., t. r.Ba -offered. ?<;t,
r*t>esap??tf? A OHIO ?>'?.114?*
CM. j,'J. IV? -offerad.in-??.
Dearer* M. U. l?ts.i?.-:?v?
l?*nvr * u. <l. ?*a. . w?
Kaut TenniMsee lata....... I?'-',*,
Bit? *enerat4?. 7?!??'
P. W. S U. let?, t. r.-. 7l?S
(ion?rnl fclertnc b't-odetml.I0-?
?i.i;.a ?. k. 6'a.104
f?. tl. AM. A. 'M*....10."?
II.AT. Central 6'?..liOl?
H. A T. ? ?rural coo. U'?? offer??!.112
Iowa c. 1st?.I<>.'
I.ouuiana o??rcoa?o!?, V?- .103
l~ <t .V Uni. 4?. . SM
mi??ourl U-?.100
M. K. T. Jda.,.
M. K.T. 4?.
No* York centrai 1st?.
New Jerser CasMfal ?>'t.II)
Sortis Carolina'1 ?a..I .' .
Nortli ? ?roiirif? 4?.M....M.I0~*
a?HU;i>rii r-rniiflo i?t.I.''??
Nortuwrnfiacioo .1?. oaA?
.Northern facifle 4'?.?, , 'A*^
N. T.C. A ?g U 4'?.lU5?>a
Norfolk ?nd ?Anfltern 6'?.I M
Ner'hw??tern ?'oasot? .Hi
Northw??*?tern ?leb.-: s.117*4
? reifon .Navigation l?u.11 1
Oregon >'arnc-itloii 4'?. I??!
O.S. Lined'?, tr......1-74
o. BL i.inej?. r. r.lo "..
ractti; tl'aof 'tfi.?.IBS
Iteadin-r4'*j.h 14
M. O. W. lau. S?<?A
M. 1.. AI. U. coitoi na.!?9
b^>? ?at-?. K. ??noral C'a.1174
**?t.i'a?l Con-iois .145
M.l'.c 4,1*. 1st?..ll!<4
Bt.l'aalU A 1*. .Vs...llS-4
? ii-i'iii 1.? -.?%. t/a. 84
standard Hopo ?nd Twine H'?. TO
l'KimfMe? n???r 86t:iameat da. 0?l?i
1 exas i'acl?o J. >?. Im?.100
lexaefaeiD': rsilstoreav?.,. 421-,
I . P., Denver ?nd liulf Ist?.72*4
Watinshlst ?'?.II04
B/abaabrd?. f8
West ??nore 4'a.10H4
Virginia (.Vnturie?.? 7'H
Virginia deferred. '"?
MoDiieaiiil 0.110 1?. 78
Norrolk and Western coneol 4'?.? *V
Norloik ami Wenttrn. preferrei. ''04
Cen'ral of <.'<dor?rla con. V?. M*
Contralor Uevgia ist?Ind. : -'?a
?entrai of (ieorsrla '.'d?Ina.13:?
Union Pacta? 4>. U7I4
KICUMOM) STOCK MAKKET,
ansse? , .lui?/ AB, is ?i.
Sale?.?10 ?haros Citizens' Ix nanga Bank
a: Z4U
UoVKRVMENTSKCCRIlIgi, Bid. AlfaOtt
United meta? 4'? too;. nov?
eral:. ?*? ? k . ir.a.
NoritiCarolina ?s. 1T.24
North Carolin?. ?'b.l'ZHy%
\ lifiala ?'i luew;. 77 7M
Virginia couiury. 7i-J? 71?,
Cu v si-? . . risa
Iti hmond cltTB'a. 130
Ktirtotnoud ?t< v ti'?. 1 l A
l'.t? .Ilia Il-l ?'itr-, ?.a,.m 11B
BlnBisaBS irtT f. .?J-* lo-'}*
UAII.KOA'J HONllJ.
A'lauta A Ct> irlotto 1st 7'j. 117
A'lauta A Charlotte guar. ib,
MM. 10*
Char..Col. <s Am.'. '-'?1 '? e... .... lili
?j>-??ii,-in, .- , uv.. u x kl ;. l.a , , ' ' ?'a 104
ieifisonie i? 11.".< Al >'-. Ill
Petemburg '.Class 1') ?is. l'Z'i
Kic?mouii a 11 ?i yiecaluuUurg I11
o'?. 0?
Bouieern <i niw.n. iat.>?. u^J4 ...
Weetora North Carolina 1st ?'a,
? .. IP1? . 113
lieorgia A Alabama pr?t. ?'?.... 10414 105
UoargM ftU'l Alabama, consol?.. 80 MOt,
i.i. (ini"i;?l i r-.'-timi .,'? . 103 104
.n? rteU ainl Wesloru lat inort.
con. 4 uer cent. S'4
Norfolk btreet Kail war l?<- o'a.. 100.?4 lulH?
1.,-iii.r.o 11, ISOCBBi l'ar.
atiaui? esa UManaeti.100 11-^
I ?li'-l.i?-;i:il un?,.1 '? ?i
NorioiK aud Wosti.ru prot.. 100 AOa\
f?ier?buni. ...i"? IS7 i.~,u
lt. A 1*. A K. r'. A !'. ? onu't'n. 70 ?JO
ltictiiuond, lrederickiouric
and l'utomaot'onimon..,,. 100 r-.'A
R., K A l'. di?, o?ligt'n.100 11?
KichnioD'l, /rePrU-ksburg
ana l'oroinncO P. C gtl... 100 140 ...
BtebBMBd. I re,le.i?'k*;burg
and l'otoma.'i 1*. c. gt?t...I0?J lot?
Kicb?nonu and l'oter?burg..l?>ti l'A9
Nnili.eru K-aliwiy, |.'-?-r.100 l
??oiitliern Kallwii?, com. 11)0 8
?eorglaand Alabama, |>ror. 30 *tv*
lieorgia and Alabaina.corn. IB 13
oeoigla, .** i?. .? rn and
Fionda 1st preferred,... ** ! 68
Georgia, >outliern and
Horlda'??n?l preierr?s?l ... ?31 83
Georgia, .s, at,.era and
Florida coininoB. 30 ..,
Norfolk -?treet hailwur ? a M DA
Ba.sk BIOOBB
citizens BseBneg?. us ~4'-\ 21?
City Bank._ -.j -2n
frir.-<t National. 100 ltll 170
.Metropolitan. ?tM 'ZW.
^allonal Bankof Va. lou l>^ luy
nsBtarsHsuossi Bsss.ioo *?o.i
Po:cr??urg .??av.us? an 1 lu
?uraiic? Doeapsay._ vo 3d ...
Security. .-.O?! 100 lu?>
state Bank of Virginia. 100 140
Ltilon Baok of Kicnmo.-i?!.... ?0 11S)4 IM
Virginia trust t'orapaoy.... too lou li.'l??
having? Bank of itirnmnad.. Z? '?7 31?
Kl'*h. Trust and Safe Dep. Co. lO.i"^ 107
1N31UANCE ?0MPANIK4
'?rgfnia. ir? aal alaria?.... Si ... 37
iirginia-iiut?. Zj i..:i . ^
BtfB ti 1 an ?oca.
liarB'?a robsasa compv
ny iprelerrel).100 121
imeri*nn rotMweouoopeai
(?.-omiaoa). 50 1181?
fa.-CaroliuaClieaiioAl prot.lOJ 1114 I0JJ4
-"?.-Carolina Chemical outn. 100 ??.14 ?0
Quotations ar? for bonds maturing lo not
its than ten year?.
grain; and cotton exchange.
Richmond, Va.. July 22, I?.,-1
Quotations: Wheat?I.ongberry, 73 to
ic.; mixfd, 72 to mc.: ?bortberry, 70 to
i?-.; No. I red, M t?, Be. Cor-^Vargiola
/hite, liat? Iota, Il t'j 42c. Nu. z irait?,
11-] to Be.'. No. 3 white, 41 to 411-2?-.;
?*0. 2 mixed, He.; No. z mixed, 3'J l-2c.
lat.?* -No. 2 mi.v.ii. 0C? No. 3 mixed,
n-2'..; Rye-No. Z, Ee.
KHIIMOND TORACCO MARKET.
Ri?-hraond, Va., July 22, 1S2S.
Private i=a!es to-day arsra aa followo:
iii.i-i, i hogabeada; cuttings, H cesea;
al (dark). M bogebesds Total Bomber
' ?alea during the day-hogsheads, 'S;
Jtti:n-fs. . . .
United State? Internal revenue collec
Ona for the dty of Richmond. \'.i., to?
?y w<r?': Tobacco, il.'?iM; ?.Itjar?,
MAE Total, *l.?J21.1)2.
ijeoiKe A. Uaynea, proprietor of Stone
nii Warebouae, ?on if paeksgea to-day.
ere Is ;. detailed a?ceount: k B. ?iar
;tt-J28, flu..?, il?.r,, nn?l J1?)..'a). R. B.
>rtune??2200. M. B. Bcasle) 116, tli.?.
?.20, and iio. A. af. Baker US, IW.7B,
C and V,.7:.. A. u afabon -4U.75, ?12.^1.
i H, and UM. a. Bnmiaa UlM, s?.
IE, snd SU. T. R. [.ovln-r-aTI III.
?T.', 110 7.',, 110. 19.75, and BkOl-l W 'i
ilard-tly.7.",. ttOM, H'?. laB, 192:, iH.U),
50 18.25. 47.7".. and B\M. Rlddell ?
r,ian-r.2.5 i-nd 14.70. Harriaou Bill? -
SO and 13. H. !.. Rrooka - iS.'-o. M.
ter_$4..-?A R. I). !'rv?em;,., $11.7'.. 19.7.'..
and 1500. C. A. Wright-Jt.30. B.
ilth?S3.
'.. H. VaiiL-han * Co.. proprietor? of
enabasr*? Warebouee, msde a Mia of
? The price? wer? aa ,'?il?,ws.
1 1 111; No. 2. Ill; N<>. f, 110.75; N?. I.
% So. I ME; So. -;, UM; So. 7. |7.3?;
,*s tM?; NO. 3. i??-' ',. Ne. ?f, W-r?
- 1 1 Bbelburn & Co.. proprietors of
elburne's Waroboosa, rcjxirt sale? as
l.iwa: R. H. Oarnett?No. 1. H8, So. 2.
M; No. 3. 110.75; NO, 4, 19.50.
'he folluwintr are the receipt? and d?
ni. - ..f th" variou? war?bonse? f??r the
newall - Receipt.-. 17 bogsheeda
Iverlea 11 hoseheada Bhockoe ':
19. AHe?ha*iv-~R?
? ,ii liv? ries, 12. Crenalaaw's
ei|,t*< 4; deliveries. 5. Tmal receipt?,
rsb<BSde; dellvenea, 37 hogshead?.
Ni.W TORS PKOD?CT MARKKT.
I?\- rORK, Joly 22.-Kl?iiir-Qi5let hui
rly ?teady; Minnesota patent?, J?.7l</
ye Klolir -Qill-t.
ornm?eal?BtVad) : yellosi weatern, 73c.
N'i 2, 5<iX'.
ariev l'uii. malting, 40?fo,
ail. v Mall Dull. __
,'heat-Spot ?steady; No. 2 r-id. ?43-4".
Ion? opened ?teady, and after lorn?
?anco declined un?!?*r reallaliiK. anal
,..l raay at l*4lW-8c. net 1????. Cable?.
it-polnttntt; receipt?, and the bulg? In
n aere the bull f-atur.s t?, lay. while
culslive apatby -.n'i *>r<* tpring wheat
ta Induced ?eflise; Ko. 2 r??d. Julv.
-ed at 82 3-4C ; September elo?e?l at
-S,- ; l;.ceml.,r .-loned at 71S-ae^
orn-Spot rirm; Ko. 1 _ Wj Option?
, all day. and cloeed l-4c. higher. As
ndancc'of hot weather new? ha?t?-n?-?i
erins' J?'v closed at 37c; f*eptember
ted at 37 3-ic; I>?*cember closed at
aU-8pot Dull; No. t, 27 l-2c. Option?
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT?
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY.Boftd
PRODUCE EXCHANGE THU8T COMPANY .New TOT
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY.PhlladeigM
BAL 1 IM? irk T ft I ST AND GUARANTEE < OMPANY,
MIOl ?END? ii'.H-. oijveh ? c*o*. Bankers.I Baltlmor
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK . .Provide?
ARE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE SCI:.-CRU*TIONS AT PAR TO
$1,700.000 7 Tor Ont. C111n11l.1tivo I'refiprrcd Htnek
fiOO.000 First M-rtfayB 6 Per 1 tut. (?old llondg of ttttt
-OF THE??
United States Envelope Compart]
'? In? the part not ?Iready B? Beert bed for, of tb? authorised Iswaa 1
Sat.iMMi.iMM? It,,?,)?. s:i.T.*M?.<hio IV.f.rrrd Stork, iiml f7**t^?t?0
Common Stock of the above Co Ai pony.
THE UNITED STATES K\Y El.? >PE ('??MEAN V centr?la about 10 per cent.
the entire production of commercial envelopes In tho United t?tutes. Output, 1'
OJO.Ok) per ?lay: capacity, over ai.ooi.aoo p?-r ?lsv.
The properties are very extensive an?| valuable. Tho machinery and eo?l
m^nt is meidern and of a hlirh de*?r?e of efficiency. Th? propertl.-s are ftee ?if i
nebts an.l lncumbrar. ,s. nn.l In s?ldltl..n to Its quick assets, the new corporal?.
starts with an extra, cash capital of ?W-'/M?. ?
The management la stron-r, experience,!, capable, and conservative.
A thorough examination of th'Ke corporation** nn-l firm**, rn.ule by ItArroi
Wade, Outhrle & Co., New York and I?on,!,?n. ?hew? th.-tt the con-erns, open?|<
t?*ly an?I under a useless compet? tlun. have nnd.? nn averej*** net pt?
rit of I42fj.8l7.97 per annum, which net amount I? AIXINR SCEEICIENT t?> pay tl
Interest on the Ronda dividends on the Preferred Stock, and S per cent, on t|
Common Stock of the new corporation.
They estimate that tr-e t*??. cnnjr-?'?'ea, operated under one bead, will show t
a conserv.-itlv.? nn.l careful estimate an I ?*-"CRBA__ lu net earnings ef OVK
1400.000 pel annum
THE PREEERRED STOCK of IIiV. pef thhtt Is cumulative, and dlvlilends ot
per c.nt. per annum nre payable B?pteaB.be* and Msr?-h
THE ronds ?re i nr??t mort-ras;e on the land. buildlm??, and machinery ,
the Corporation, dated AiiKust 1st, and run for twenty years, with privil?ge t
beins: rediMtned after ten years at 104. A sinking fund of fT.,?? p??r annum beglr.
three year?? from date ?>f <>r?rsnir?atle>n.
Application will be ma?*e to lirt the Bonds and Preferred Shares on the N?
York iiiki Boston Sto.-k Rxchanges.
BUB8CRIPTION8 to the *1 T-vte-v? preferred Stock ami V-TO.OOO Ronds at pnr w
be p-iyable in p*-r cent, o?: application and 90 per cent, on allotment .vithln ten da
from close of subscription books.
The subscrlntlon Hit will be opened ?imultan? ouslv at 10 o'clock A M MO
DAY. JIT,Y 2.TH. ai.d ei,,?e pt "l o'etmek p. m. Thursday. July iath, at the abov
nam? ?1 Trust Companies. Banks, and B_ ikers. " auv*
Prosptsctusei snd firms of application may be ohtatfled at any of the abo
oiv. en
DBAS * SHIRLEY, Bankers, \>v? York and Pro. I.I cure
/la? wn"l ' .*!.?.?.. \
'i'ill bul nominally .1 ?bada steadier, with
corn: September closed at 25c.
Beef- Dun.
<ut Merits-Dull hut firm.
Lard?Eaay; western ?teamed, $5.SO
July, $5.SO. nominally. Refined easv.
Rork-Qmet; mcsi?. |l<y"(/$il.r>; "short
cl'ar. 111..'AKa 113.50; lamny, JlJ.Jrt.
Flutter? Steady; western cre.-imerv li'i
171-2c; ,1??.. factor?.-, J?i.'c: Elgin?.
I7 1-2c: Imitation creamerv, 12fjl4 1-2*..
State dairy, 12',7 15 l-2c.
I Steady; large white. 7 1-l-ii
r z-Hc.
Kggs?Steadv; State and Pennsylvania,
ll?i!.'? .; western, fresh. lil-HJlit
Potatoes Steady: ,rer3eys, }2.2&/i?|2.80;
Long Island, 12.2.'.?i 12.5".
?'otton.ieed-oi' S'.,? iv. prime crude,
181-2c; do., yellow. 23 1 2'</2:t Me.
Petroleum -easier. Refined, New York.
' ?11; Philadelphia and Raltlraore, P3.05;
lo.. In bulk. HS6.
Kosin?Steady.
Turpentine -riras.
Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
?l-R?i? 3-1?-.; Japan, ST-BMl-tc,
Colte? Btead) an?i unchanged to 5 points
?i?her; sale?, 1X7.7) bags, including Jury,
AM: A1i8u.1t. ?5.15. S|>ot HI?1 dull, Not 7.
nvflica, *>?*.; No. 7. Jobbing, t> 1-2?. MII<1
lulet; Corttova. s I ?attise.
Sugar Raw ftrm; fair refining, 3 1-!c:
-entrliugal, W-degree test, 4 1-Sc. Refined
lrm.
THK 1>UY-?;?h>I>S MAKKKT.
NEW rORK, July 22. The trend of the
Iry-goods market has been toward Im
irovement, bul the gain from dsy to day
ia? been very ?light. It is chiefly notice
ible In th? expanded in(|iilry for ?tapl?
otton?. There have bees few heavy
ales recorded, but tho tone of tho buying
s more spirited. Th>- market, as a whole,
I firm, ?nut the buying contingent is be
ginning to recognise this fact.
BALTIMORI PRODUCT MAKKKT,
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Flour-Firm and
inctaanged.
Wheat Firm; spot and th? month, 80 3-4
HOl-Ao.', September. 74 l-l?-?i7l l-2c; Houth
rn whe.it. by sample. 7.".'?/H2 l-2c.
Corn?Steady; ?pot, 371-4*?37 ?5-le.: month.
7 I-44937 1 -'? .; August. HUffSTHe.; Bop
ember, 381t;{Sl-4c. ; southern white corn,
Ic.
Oata Firm; So. 2 white, 32.-130.
Rye Eaay; No. t, mar by, 50c.; No. 2,
reetern, .M 3-4?-.
Or?In Freights-Inactive and unchanged.
B?t??r S'l-'itiu and unchanged.
Huttir-Steady and unchanged.
LCgga Win? and mich ingr?l.
? lie.*,? si....i\ ;i?.,i ?jnrbanged.
LettUco-|l.l?y,i|l 15 p-r basket.
W hlskey?I'nchanged.
C'HICAOO PRODUCE MAKKKT.
CHICAGO, July 21' In?il?'allons of an
arly movement of tin- n? w crop In K.11
ope, together with general weakn.ss
throad. C?U??d 11 decline In wheat t??
lay, toward the en?l <>f the ?aaalon. B? i>
ember closed l-fi ..-? < . lever aad Da*
ember closed i-4c Corn advanced Mto
lata lefl off l-SfJl-tC. higher. Fork and
ihs lost I 1 -2c*. ?:i?:h. and lard ic.
Tho leading futures ranged as follow?:
upMiiug. tilgt??.?! ..,* ?. Cloalag.
WhKAT? ?NO. !.
uly. 764 78*? "??4 H
apt. 07;8s08 O*?*-* t?7Va ??74
eo.. 07$, i), Wi. ?7Ji 07*4
COR.S?No. -.*.
nr.33 na U 334?H
spt.:ift< Z'A*4 :t '. ?434
c.:i:i44j 34 3-14 &/?
?y. a5*t? liai Mtf so
?ATS-No. *?.
Hy.tBH -*34 MM 23??
>pt. IBM '-??^ i"'* -'O?*-?'.
a*.*?H*H ?WH U?4 '<m?tj
?BaS I'.JrtK?l'er Hol.
ilr. . I . 9 . 9-70
tjrt. u h-Vb o.o.i v.s.'4 9.H?
Laku? Per 100 in?.
ipt.?:,.", ?5.115 SJ.M '.?
M. ...... AM .,')'- 6.00
SuoiiT KiB??l'er 100 lbs.
pt.. t?A'fi ?.1.1,74 BB.BI l?00
:i. j.074 ?.70 AmBtti AM
Cash asjotstlsna arete a? follows: .no,
yellow corn, t; l-t <.v; .: ic. Flour linn,
o. 2 spring win at 75?.; No. 3 spring
heat, 7''"?2?-.. No. z red, 711-Jc. N?>. I
Tn, 33 1-4?/33 3-&C. No. 2 oats, 24'".; No.
white, 21c. No. :: white, r, ;t-4'K27c. No.
ry?, 47?. No. z barley, ?tttj.''/?? . N<?. i
U ?ed, ft. Prim? timothy se?*d, Ka.Hi
esa p?,rk, per barrel, fj.;:,aXJ.v>. I_rd,
r 100 pound?, 16.47 l-'."??|i.52 1-2; ?li?ut- .
1 ?Idea, loose, |5.15.?-"*,".. 75; dry
oulders, boxed, 4 }?106c; abort?? n.ir
les, boxed. 15.:? " uPl.10. Sugars, cut-lour, 1
changed. Butter flna; creanery, 14 l-atj
l-2c; dairy, ll'-iltc. Kggs steady; fl
THK COTTON MARKKTS.
alTERPOOL, July 22 COttOB Bpol
let; prlcea l ll-tt lower; American mm- 1
ng, fair, Z 7-M.. good middling. 2 Iff-fOd.; f
?Idling. 2 Y.-22?.; lo? nml'lllng. 2'j-:za., ?
id ordinary, ? i-sd.; ordinary, 2 IS-UU. ,
li.- Kale? "f the any v.?-re 7.000 ??to
which M) were tor ?peculation and v- '
rt. and Included >,y>'i American, i:?
pl?, 5,iJ?W bai?'S, Including 2,j? Am-li
'i.
'uture? opened quiet, with a Biyd? .
nar.d, and Closed st-.dy; Amerl
ihllins, low middling ?lause, July,
i-ti-ul., buyer?; July ?nd August,
'-i-Id., ?eller?; August an-i tJapVemhrnn
l-ilAji 22-Sfd., ?ellcra; Bepteasber m? ('
tober, 3 ?o-CFa3 21 -?4,1.. ?eller?; Octoher 1
:;..- : ' '. , '-A 'i,\ l-Mifd . ?eller?, ,
vember an?l December, '. lh-;i.fi l:?-iji.i , ll
lor?; December and January, 3 Ut-?>44? a
lers; January and i'?-bruary, n
-,,? /.: ],-?.? 1 , buyer?; February ami r
?Md., buyers: March and April. ?
i-CI.I., buyer?; April au? Alay, I ZiHtmir ,.
-4id., buyer--.
EW YORK. July 22.-?"otton S'ea.Jy; '
klling. 6 1-i8c.; net r-c-lpts. nena* r
ss, l'Ji bales; forward??..?. 103 bales. 2
- i :i balsa; aptaaers, iw> bale?; shock, b
',!7 bales. , U
ei'klv: Net receipts, ci bale?, gros?. ,(
; balea: exporta t.? <;r.-;it Rrif;?i,i l.?MS
1?; to Frame, i0 bales, ?? th<? Contl
""r'AM.-. dtt\\
!?, 11,057 bal??s; ?pinner?, 3,*X? balai?. P
, ,,.. iaa-uay; .*? ? i??ei|.i5 7,5,1 hultmt n
,,rt? to the Contint ut. Is* bah?; ?lock, I?
US bale.". a
insoltdated: Net ree.,!pt_T.g{? bale?; 0
. mm t<> <;r<-.it Britain, vAE balw: t,,
aoe, U? bales; to IBS Continent, 1,72*
:?. ,
Uiila ?Inee September 1st: Net re<-ij>t?, u
1 114 bales; export? to ??r.-at Hritaln. h?
1.744 bale.*,, to France, >:j ..1 bules; to rl
Continent, 2,X?M> bale?. ,.,
itton futur,-*? opened qu. and sternly; ,,
nr.'. iiil S< |.t?-inl?ei. |5. W; <??t,ib?r, "
; November, ii.SH; IK-cember, * M
uary. UM; ?'ebruarv, fc.??; Maren, ^*
:; Al?rt!. V?A?: M??.v. 111!. _
jttir?-? cl<MMd barely ?tea>!v; July. Mi.SZ 1
;ust, IVil; 8?-p?emb<.r, EH; October. B
, .\ovcmb?r. g..S7; Deeemttaar, *(i.ao; I
uary. $M?3: ??'?bruary, U%; March, Hi '
11. ?l'Ai; May. W.oT.
ot cl?>?ed steady; middling upland?. i
?c. ; middling Gulf, ? 5-lSc. ; ?al??, l,l:*4 j
ter opening quiet and ?teady at an ad- |
ce ?t 1 ?point to a declina ?,f 1 point
cotton market improved *bf? point?. "
showed a fair amount of speculative a?
vit;, iM-rauac Liverpogl finally ?bow?
I a jc-"'l deal of stability, haviiuc r?eo?S
i a los? ,<t' l ./l'.-iMd. At the -?unr? tita?
-i> accounts were lea?, uniformly favos
ible, and August liquidation was not at
narked .is heretofore. Later, mars wai
ome recession on ?reitcral realizing, bul
sain th.? market Indicated lmVr.-nt ?via
?lllty, and shorts once more bc-cnme msp
'Ive bldiier?. The market wa* nnslij
m rely steady, at i net l< -- of lffl points
Th. following or? the total n< t receipt!
>f rotton ?it nil ports ?Il e September i
l_7: Gnlveston, l.BB.BB bnlae; New Or
leans. ???W.l7r. bales; Mobile. SK.4M bite?
Savannah, 1.1M.M1 hales; Charieston, 4JI.
TCI bales; WilmliiKton ?C1.SM Iviles; Nor
folk. 57?.K? bales. lit? bales:
New \"rk. lriO.D? bales; Boston. 2T.t.V,l
Sale: Newport News. lG,??i bates; I'titi?
adelphla, ?i,:m bales; Rrunswle?k, iit.kd
hale?-; P.,n Arthur. U.SSB bales: Pensa?
cola. 113.123 bales; Port Royal, ??.972 balea
Total, l,?M in balea.
NEW ORLEANS. July 22-Cotion fu.
tures quiet anil steady; July, tb.? BMi
Anirust. J.-, tit-,/ ?:, ... s.p'emi, . t.??.,C..i
October. tb.tfUtP.M: November, B.-'-'-'-'Vi ' :
December, *.'..be, <?.'. .",7. January, l- ?;i hi. tt*
February, U.t4tfi?M; March. tb.??gfgg.711.
N \\ 'A I.-STORE MAKE CTS.
gA VANNA H, ??A, July 22 -Turp?n?
'In- Eli m ,,t .'?*? . ; sales, 661 casks; ro?
IM2 casks.
Rosin Ptrm; ?..?es, i,?m barrels: re?
? elpts, ,t!??i barn-la Quote: A. H. c. mid
D. We.; K. II OS; E. ?1 M; C, |I.;K>: H snd I.
ni' K, il 15; M. 11 Vi: N. 11.?W; window
glass, il 75; *iitcr?Whltt>. U.K.
WILMINGTON, N. C?, July 22.-8p?rltB
of Turpeiiilne-Klrm ut ?^ l-:"y35c; re?
CHptl 1"'S e.l.skS.
Rosln iMill ut IKk'.lifl; receipts, ?KO bar?
ici s.
Crude Turpentine -Steady at UUUMi
receipts, ho baltela
Tar i.iii.f at 11.10; receipt?., 1-2 barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. C. July B?T.itp.-n
tin.? Market, steady at 241??to,| a.iles,
n.-ne.
B In?None.
PBTBRBRURO TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG. \ A . July !
Market steady, with Hnht receipti ?-? '"
tat Ions: Common lo medium lugs, ?.6011
B.SB; moot to li"-- lugs, Uni"; poor short
leaf. ?MUH.SO; fair ! > iron.1 short lenf, W
$T.?>; medium to ? ??-.?1 wrappers. BoB' .
, ,,,?1 to tine wrappers, ll.Vul:'., medium to
mod whipping, g'.t'it811. K-ji.d to tine ship?
plnp, tir,h|20.
BUgTOLI PEANUT MARKET.
Bl rrOLK, VA., July tt. (M|
Hand-picked, fancy, ?i-??*.. ?-xiru, !.,-*.c.|
Virginia shetled, No l, 3 1-?c.; No. %
2 1-4c. ; Spanish shell?-d. No. 1, 4 l-?c*
farmers' stock, fanc>, .*ll-2e.; jirlme.
214 to 3?*.; farmers' Spanish. 75 tu Ma
bushel.
NOflPOf.K PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA, July r.'.-iSpeclal )
i .mit - fanners' market quiet; fancy,
:':t-4e.; strictly prim.-. ^l-L'e.; prime. _ff
3 1-4?*; common, tttte . Spanish, 70c. Light
?iemWnd f?,r all t
PBTBRBBURQ PBANUT MARKET.
PETERBBURO, VA., Jul> ?. 'Special.)
Virginia quiet; prim.-, :?l-4c. ; extra prime.
:. l-.'c, fancy, ?1.1-4c.; Spanish nominal at
PBTER-BURO COTTON MARKET.
PETERBBURO, VA.. July B (B) I ' ?
Cotton?Nominal si Cl-lc.; off? rings light.
KO DKKIMTi: PEACH TALK.
*
(.?-mnil Waodfard Pn>a a visit te
the Ulilte Hobs*.
WASHINGTON. July _.- General Stew?
"art I* Wo?df.-rd, Minister to Spain at
the outbreuk of the war, was In confer?
ence with President ?McKinley for a long
time a-t the White House this afternoon.
It Is ?till denied that there is any ded?
<i- t.ilk, but this conference will
probably be regarded as significant and
Hill "I t.lllt.
General Wo??ilfor<l was at the White
lions?? yesterday, but he was then witb
his daughter, und did not enter Into <_
tensive conference wish the President. H?
bad opportunity to-day to review the en?
tin Bald with tbo Prestdeat, and to espe
cially tulk of Spanish conditions und
Spanish nil.
If s proposition for peace Is recel ved
'mm Spain ut any time, Oeeeasl Wood?
ford will play ?n Important part in tha
?out that will f'illow. H??. Is es
-..-lliiKly well post'-d us to the situation
11 Bpalat, aid stands blgh In tha estima*
?Ion of a majority ol th? Spanish offli.-lala.
There is n<) doubt that tho President
all? Intrust General Woodford with ?*??l?
at.? an<l Importent work when peace no?
Dilations -ir,- op?*ned. Oeneral woodford
s understood to be still In the service of
he United States. He will be sent tact)
., Kadrld when p*n? ? is restored.
ABBBOUH1 Ct'BAN TARIs?_B.
Icduutlnn of Ike List of Prohibitory
Articles.
WASHINGTON, D, ?'. July U.-A con
luslon has b< ni l- 'i us to what dis?
edition sliall be made of tho prohibitory
st In the Cuban tariff laws. Tike only,
rtl'lts retained on the pruhlbU?-?! list
re. firearms and ammunition, olcom^rga
Ine. artificial or adulterated wines, snd
t.jaicta olTentilvu to morality. Rates of
ustoms duty on tho ''?mainlng r-rti.-l.-e
... been de? hied upon as follows: Sugar,
n.w, 11-"* cents a i?>und; i|is_r, refined,
cents a pound; honey, 20 c?#nts a k?1I?mi;
lolaases, 6 cents a gallon; *uc? hurln*.
.:*> ?1 pound; tobacco In earrets. U0.b0 pet
?i kilogrammes, or 23) pounds; cigars
1,1 ?i? retb s. H - > ' a pound.
The prohibition on pharmaceutical pre*
Btatkras <>f unknown composition Is re?
lOVid, and the rains fixed are a? cord?
ig to the Cuban law for the individual
iti.-l.-s, to be determined by lbs custuma
tticer.
The Chief Burgess of Mlbsburg. Pa.,
1, ? D.-Witt's little Early Risers are the
Mt pills ho ever us. .1 In his family du
ng forty >e?trs of housekeeping. They
ire constipation, sick h? a darbe, and
omach und liver tri-ublea> Small L%
ze, but great tn results.
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