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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 1.--Fine weather, encouraging
crop reports, and weak cables caused = weak
feeling In this wheat pts to-day, but trade wss slow
net only IN that hut IN all the other pits opera
tors not caring to take on new lines 90 close 70
the conjunction of SUNDAY and tho Fourth OF
Jniy. The market. however, was steady ~ The
decline. tho extreme nncfuasioas covering q
range OF only skc for July and sxc. for the more
deferred futures. Corn WIS weak carly on the
fine weather report. the fair crop prospects,, and
the Weakness IN the other speculative pits.
Later IL rallied with whess. Oats followed wheat
and corn and closed unchanged. Hog products
opened steady at about yesterdays closing
figures. but weakened with the graIns anil on
realizing sales by longs. The bresk brought w a
LOT OF buying orders and q rally followed, With
the close slightly lower, except "a ribs. shicn
sbov slight advance.
Cash quotations: flour easier, bu' n tquot,hly
lower. No spring wheat, rs &C.: NO. 2
rod, soc. Nc. 2 corn, 50y4c. Nc. , oats,
33,sa3}i4c. FORK, slt.23asll.@sjS Lard.
s3.s7lsas6.g0. Short-rbs. s1.23aS7.15lf. Dry
sailed shoulders. s5.2jaS6.5o. Sh0ft-c.ear,
s1.T5. Whskey. sl.15.
The ienli1g futures ranged follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Virginia Court of Appeals.

WyTpFYILLE, VA, June 30.-Opinons we're
rendered by the Virginia Court OF Appeals to-day
a. follows: Norfolk and Western railroad Is
Williams, from Montgomery county. juGem emf
reyersCd opinion by j udge Lewis. West Salem
land Company, o. Montgomery Land Com
many. from Montgomery county, decree
snirmed; opinion by Judge Lacy. Webster
rs Commonwealth, from Montgomery county
Judgment affirmed: opinion by Judge Fauntie-
NV civ of Norfolk rs. Chamberlaine, from
Norfolk city, decree affirmed; opinion by Judge
R,chardson. Vaughn VS.. Lewis, from Roanoke
city, decree affirmed: opinion by Judge Hinton
Judge FaWntleroy dissenting, feruens, aaullh.
istrstor "a. Dillon, from Franklin county, decree
reyersed: opinion by Judge Lacy. Robert TIL
lev az. Commonwealth, from Carroll county, re-
hearing granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Persona, Notes from Weldon

[COrespOndenco OF w" fsICHIIIUII1 D'DD''.'''T
WELDON ". c., July Rev. ID. A. Long
president OF Antioch College, Yellow springs,
o.. and family are Writing relatives IN tnis
county. =, -
DIR. A. s. Harrison has returned home from an
extended northern TIP. .
Miss Myra Garrett, OF this place. reIurheu
from RingwOOd yesterday. .
MIR. Charles Enrv, after enjoying the delight
ful sea-breezcs AZ Morehead, IL home again
Miss Lille Summerell, OF the Queen City OF
Western North Carolina tWinstonl, ID here on q
visit TO the Misses Edwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Danville TIbacco Market.

DANvIILK. VA, July The sales Of loose leaf
tobacco on this market last month we're very
.June last year they were 3.l9H.692 pounds; IN
crease Tor June. l 500, 1.17G72S pounds. Sales
from October, 1921, 90 June 30. 1892. 3@,O13.-
800 pounds; from October. 1880, TO June 80,
1891 32,Bl6, $50 pounds; decrease for 1892,
543,327 pounds.
II Is said that the storm OF Thursday night did
much damage in the country. On the hills ell
the tobacco and corn have been swept entirely
away. Places In this city were hooded, and
Wben the Culues and culverts could not carry OF
tho heavy fall water in the stores and stables
was knee-deep. IL was without question the
heaviest fall Of water seen IN this city anu Sec
ton for years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02

NEW YORK, July l.--Cotton- receipts, n me I;
gross, 1887 bales. Futures closed quiet; sales,
IS, 100 oales; July. s7.1sas7.1g: August, 81. Pa
&7.24; September, s7.2Sas729: October, s1.3Sa
s7.39; November, s7.0Saf7.49; December,
s7.59as7. go; January, s7.GSas7.09; February,
S7.7SaS71p; March, e7.S7as7.Ss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoRK, July Amy change In the temper
OF the stock market was hardly to be expected
to-day and the dulness which has been so
marked during the week was, IL anything, In
te1siiled, wniie the interest in tho trading was
reduced 10 nothing, except in the few stocks
under manipulation by Chicago spectators
OPENING BCr LITTLE CHANGED.
The opening to-day was nc Insignificant
changes from last nights prices, bat the drive
Nc Chicago Gas, with the per cent. decline.
brought all stocks traded In 70 something under
the opening figures, though In the face OF the
large shipments OF gold. the market displayed
remarkable strength. During the afternoon the
market sank into the most oppressive dulness
seen during the week, bat displayed - hrner
temper, aud the early losses, except In the
weaker stocks, were generally recovered.
CLOSE DULL AND srAGSANr.
The close was dull and stagnant at about
opening figures. Sales-Llsted, $1,000; unlisted,
1000
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Evenind.-Exchange QUOT and steady NJ ASA
4Syla Commercial bills 4S6i6a4S15i. Money
easy NJ Has, closing offered at .. Sub-Irea-
sury oslnncos-Coin, 3S3,23t,000 currency,
s2L959.0O0. Governments duh but steady; 4
per cents, lljli. State ponds dull but hrm.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
cHuacn ANo STARE IN FRANCE.
His Holiness tho Pope en- Their Relation
TO Each Other,
fBy Anglo American cablo to tho Dispatch.l


PARIS, July 1.-The Pope has written .
letter 70 .he Bishop Of Grenoble regarding
the / el tons between Church aud State in
France. His holiness says that he. regrets
that some Catholics show themselves re-
beiIious in regard to the ipjunctions OF the
Church on the pretext that these iniunc-
tins are of political character. Inc
enter politics, bat when politics are bound
uH with religious interests. a. IN France,
II any body IL entrusted with a mission to
determine the attitude of the Church. It is
the Supreme Pontif. The Pope further
says he hopes the masses will learn to ap-
preciate that the Church is appealing for
the cooperation of all honest men in the
task of over oming sectarian persecution,
which is composing the religious and
moral ruin of France. The nation will
then recognize its true. friends. and so.
ciety, transformed. will bow to the will OF
God
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
New. Notes From Charlottesville.

correspondence OF The K'chmohd DIspatch'I
u.RIoTrEsyILIK, Va, July Mrs. T. L.
HeiskeI. widow OF Jesse L. Heiskel, and daughter
Of the late samuel Martin, ST., OF Coyes-
,,ua 'his county. dted near Faber's MID, Nelson
county. Yesterday; aged n. Deceased was well
Known in Charlottesville. where she az ono time
resided. Tho funeral aud interment Was to-day.
Inc condition % Miss Mildred Perkins, VINO ON
wednesday night last felt from second-story
vi,dow md was dangerously iniuiei Is SIN
The marriage Of Miss Nottie Dun, OF this city,
10 Sir. Ernest Howeh, Of Charleston, W. W.. y
Jnly in This CT Z. The bride-elect Is sister OF
Mrs. ii. ID. Jar nan, while the groom-elec. Is a
,rornislng yot az bushes man and former
student OF the University OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
An Audaoious Third-Party Question

RALEIGH. y. C.. July 1.-The chairman OF the
Executive Committee OF the Third party IN one
~ rho districts has done tho most AMBIGUOUS
thing thus far during the campaign by writlng
Tias Carr, the Democratic candidate for GOV
ernor, a letter In which a statement Is demanl-
ed as TO how Carr stands with regard TO SleNe-
Inpd. Tho question Is said by leading Demo
crats 10 be the most unnecessary one IN inc
world. since the Third party people would not
have voted for any Democratic nominee, ana II
is plninly stated that they are trying to arrange
for deal with the Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Eassenger-Agent Taylor.
lBy Telegraph to the Dispatsn. J

PHILADELPHIA. July i.-James l.. Taylor, late
general passenger agent OF the Richmond aud
Danyille system, has been appointed genoral
European passenger agent Of the Pennsylyana
railroad, win once In London his Office bas
just been created by the Pennsylyanin Railroad
Company, and thdsappoIniee n charged Win
the general care Of the passenger interests Of
the company ia Great Britain and ON the Cont
nent. MIR. Taylors appointment takes effect al
once and he sails for his new post o. duty by tins
City Of New York July l3th. The Worids-fair
Commission have made Mr Taylor an hoaorar;
commissioner 10 Great Britain and the Cont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JrLY 1.-Auction offerings on Change to-
aay: 80 packages, and taken IN; highest
prize. $40; lowest, s3.6O-average' s.lo'
Auctlou offerings for month OF June; l,0l6
packaces, and ~ taken in; highest price,
S62. so; lowest, sl.10-ayerage 1913, against
81. 80 offer ID N May.
Private sales to-day: Filters, s; Smokers, 10;
wrappers, .; d,rks, II; scrap, IS-totai' %
nogsheads. go.
Private sales for month Filters, l19; smokers,
3ST: cutters, 80; wrappers, 2Gs; dark-, 1,91g:
scrap, 90: Burnley. 81; prmings, 23-sotal,
3,O42 against 2.l37 In May.
Revenne collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
g5I O26 "a; tobacco, SOL, 51y.24; special tax,
s5.476.07; penalties. sl4.0s -ttIl, Sllo,-
097 .G3. against 1922, 09s.37 in May.
The market was quiet to-day and littlo busi-
mesa doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Cirii-seryice Comm'r Johnston
INV telerreph 20 the Dispatch.i

WASHINGTON, July 1.-George d. Johnston,
Who was today nominated TO oil the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Ciyil-Service Com
missioner Hugh =. Thompson. has FOR the past
twenty-five years been engaged In educational
WORK, and FOR some time prior to Few months
ago was professor In an institute OF learning at
Tus aloOaa, Ala During the war he was
brigadier-g oner Il in the Confederate army, ana
his services won him considerable praise from
his associates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
~ ,r,,e FORK COZ oNlAL CHURCH,
bishop Peterkir frsaches In It-other
Cuipeper Churches-A Dedication.

correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
Cr1pEpER. July 2.-Bishop Peterkin. OF
West Virginia. paid our county dying
visit. preaching last Sunday morning at
the old colonial brick church, known as
Little Fork church, to very large
congregation. and taking up a collection
for repairs to tins old colonial landmark.
IN which he has always taken deep in
terest SINCE 1869, when he was rector OF
this parish. This old church (built in
l77iJiG) Is nov more than 100 years old,
has stood the ravages and deyastations of
three wars; yet her walls are not only in
tact but bid fair 70 stand another genera
ton. The Bishop preached here at night.
The work on our new free-schooi build
ing is progressing rapidly. and will be a
commodious and fine building.
The new Methodist church has been
entirely finished, and Will be dedicated on
Sunday next.
The PRESBYTERIAN church has had its in
terror handsomely frescoed, renovated. and
remodelled, which has added greatly TO
both It's appearance and comfort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Public Debt statement.

I'I V0INLI "U1 W IIt7 I7I'PlFNFII''
WASHINGTON, d. C., July 1.-fhe public debt
statement issued to-day shows that during
the month OF June the interest and non
interest bearing DEBT has increased s1.140,-
Az: certificates and Treasury notes, Offset by
an equal amount OF cash IN the Treasury. de-
creased Sl3,s36,413; total cash IN the Treasury
July 1st e7s5, 7,ps4; net cash balance in the
Treasury, S20, G92,377; increase during the
month. sGS6.400. Certificates outstanding
Gold. s15G,59s, 1929; silver, 1881 1903; cur
rency, s3O.3zO, 900; Treasury notes OF 1890,
alOl,7l2.O1I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
HorneI.iIemoriai Services.

Especial telegram 10 the DiSpatcn'l
MORyHEAD CITY, y. c., July lat the Teach
ers Assembly this afternoon memorial services
IN honor Of the late James Horner, Of the llor-
ner School at oxford, N C.. were held. A num-
Der Of address % were made by members Inc
first was BY DR.. George T. Winston. Of The Uni
yersity OF North Carolina. who feelingly spoke
OF the deceased. as he Mt the age OF 10 years
had been placed under the caro- Of that eminent
teacher aud remained with him Tor three years
and half. An association has been formed at
oxford 10 erect q monument 70 his memory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
fouR NEGROES ESCAPE DROWNING.
A Wagon Party Overheard In Jackson's
Branch-City Onicers Elected.
Tspecial Telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l


DANvILLE. VA. July Last night du-
ring the storm four negro men IN wagon
came near being drowned while crossing
,ackson's Branch, q stream a short distance
from the city. The branch was considera-
bly, swollen. and the bank having been
washed down by the heavy rain the wagon
was driven over il. and horse, wagon, and
occupants were plunged in the swollen
stream. After hounderinR around while
they reached the bank and were saved 10y
clamberlng up the side. One of tho men
lost S45 IN currency.
The City Council met tonight and organ
lied by electing Captain Thomas j. Talbot
president. The body then elected all the
city officers with the exception of three.
which were passed by.
Mr. James L. Schoolfeld. the lay evan
gehst, is conducting very successful
revival meeting at Irisburg. Henry county.
lie is being assisted by Bevs. H. w, Brown
aud j. 4. Meadows. To 10 last night there
had been fifteen conversions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
a secTIoN-MAN DROWNED
He sank to Rise No More In sigh, OF u;s
Companions-A Richmond BOY.

HE Sank To Rise NO 'sore In sight of U,s
Companions-A Richmond BOY.
tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dsnatss,
MAmKN's, VA. July LA young white
ulan named stephen Il. Courtney was &c.
cdeutally drowned ia the James river nj
Bafret's Crossing. near Maidens Station,
today about IL O'Clock. He was employed
on the railroad as section hand and after
eating bis dinner wen; into the river bath
.up with one Of his companions about his
own age. Soon after getting into the
water beyond bis depth few yards from
ne shore he screamed for. help and sank
T. rise no more IN spite OF the efforts OF
h.s companion, Noah Jppy, 70 rescue
hin. and ia full view Of many OF the Sec
ton hands, who were near the shore but
could not reach the unfortunate man soon
enough 70 save him.
Courtney was about "a years OF age, kfid
VS. IN all respects most deserving young
msa. much beloved by bis companions
.he respected by all who knew him, he
va va born IN Richmond and after tbs death
~lis psfeuts vas sent " the Orphsn Asy-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Southern Assembly of w. G. T. L

VAUDEVILLE, y. C., July The Southern
! Assembly Of the Womans Christian temperance
Union met here In annual session yesterday
mornng-Mrs. Wells the president, In the chair.
Delegates are coming in each day and tri-daily
sessions are being held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
A DECEASED TReA6UReR's DEFICIT.
". :. Gravely's Arrears to Henry Comfy
and the State $1,000.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
MAETINsvmIE, VA. July AT meeting
of the Board of Supervisors held on Tues
day IT wns shown that w. S. Gravely, de-
ceased. former treasurer of this county. IS
very largely IN arrears. 1t - thought his
deficit 10 county aad state will reach
$4,000, mostly due the county.
Miss A. Faith Thomas was quietly mar
RED to-day 20 Professor W. II. Parrot.
The bride has no superior III intellectual
grace and all the beauties Of supreme
womanhood, and the groom is exceedingly
popular with all who know him.
Sir. Pitger, of Roanoke. also led Miss
Julia Griggs to Hymen's altar. II was
generally conceded that this was one Of
the landsomest couples ever seen here.
Colonel Morton Marye and Others from
Richmond paid our town flying visit on
Mednesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Madison county, N. c.. having received
information Of Shelton's arrest.
SENATOR VANCE At WILMINGTON.
He Says lie Is Quito Feeble hat IL I'm.
nrovius.
TBy telerrapn % the Dispatcn.I

WILMINGTON, n. c., July L-lSenator
Vance reached this city on O tram OF the
Hammock. Interviewed by Stnr re-
porter. the Senator said: II am quHe
Feeble. but am improving and feel much
better than when 7 left Washington; II
nv hopes in regard to the beneficial enecis
OF the sea-breezes are realized snai' re-
main throughout july" The senator
conversation was entirely OF social cha-
racter and without reference to poiisics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
BEELMANN.--Died, July let, at 1 p. ~.
at his parents residence, 125 west Duvat
street, HERMAN fHR0DOR HEINRICH.
youngest child of n. and q. Beelmann: 10
months and days Of age.
No little head uoon NV bresst.
No foot upon nv knee.
Dear Lord. how coul! | give my babe
To any one but Tbce1
Funeral will take place from 81. Mary's
church TO-DAY Saturday at r. ~
Friends and acQuaintances are invited to
attend.
Drummer Died. Juno 10Th, at Q p. NJ,
OF the residence of Der husband. 1901 So
John street, MARY A.. beloved wife Of
| Richard Rrunnr; az % years.
What shall we say. dear MARI.
After nursing so geatly. so true;
Five weeks OF devoted attention.
And yet we must tell thee sdleu2
Mary dear. your place is empty;
No mortal ever 10 gu will dare.
No truer heart was ever committed
To husbands affectionste care.
The apple OF an aged fathers eye,
Three brothers sister ad0red,
And yet with all our fondest caro-
Our prayers are but ignored.
To Him then alone we sadly commit thee,
To the God who has made thee so lovely,
so sweet;
To the Hand that directed thy every ac-
ton;
To Him TO consign lis but Just aad meet.
The funeral Will take place THIS (Satur-
| day) MORNING from 80. Mary's German
Catholic church at O'Clock. Friends and
aequaintances invited to attend without
further notice.
ELLYSON.-Died, at her residence, No.
| 3l7 east Main street. on the morning of
| the 30th ulnmo. NJ 6 O'clock, Mrs.
FRANCES kEuNAULr. widow of Moses
| Ellyson.
The funeral will take place from st.
| Peters Cathedral at A. NJ. SATURDAY..
| Friends Of tie family arc invited 10 AZ
| tend. u
| HAGEMANN.--Died. at Whitehall. Aloe.
marie county. of cholera-infantum 4. W.
| HAGEiIANN. Jr.. infant son OF \. W. and
| L. X. Hagemann; aged months
| Funeral took place June 30th from bis
fathers resideuce. SIS north Sixth street.
and burial in Hollywood.
PATrON.-Died, at The Meadows, Abe
marie county. Va, July /. 1872. at 3 o'clock
A. NJ, JOHN MERCER PATTON. only
son of Rev. James Lindsay and Fanny X.
| Patton; aged year ard ~ days.
Ez2zx>aA,xzz zzHsr<AL1
| Funeral Notice.
The funeral Of j. MERCER PATTON,
/ IL 4. II L. a0.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
sAFe-BLOWeRs IN LYNCHeURG.
Dynamite Vsod. But No Money Taken
Sxth-Dtstrlct Convention.

SiNth-DtstT!ct tOnNehion'
special telegram to the uispatch.l
IyxrpRrgG. Va. July 1.-The safe in the
office If William King. Jr., Co.'S to-
l,ccn.factory, on jefferson street. was
blown open some time last night BY bur-
.lars Ii Is supposed that they used dvna-
mite owing to the manuor III which the
.sfe was wrecked. The craftsmen only
secured a pistol, as the firm had taken all
the money out of the safe the day before.
Entrance u the factory was effected by
breaking one of the front doors.
Iucado Il Sous safe, on Lynch street,
WIS also tempered with. II Is supposed by
lie same gang, and the firm has not been
able 10 open their safe to-day SO it's not
known whether they have sustained any
loss or not.
EFTECT OF TIE FORCE BILL.
II has been decided to hold the oonven-
ton 10 nominate candidate for Congress
from the Sixth District IN this city on Au-
.l.i 2fth. Chairman Bowman says Cleve-
Land viii get many Republican votes IN
southwest Virginia because OF tho force
i.I
William Robinson, the murderer who
W. sentenced TO death and whose sentence
Was aiicrwards committed 10y the GOye-
nor to nie imprisonment, Will be carried TO
Richmond tomorrow.
ON invitation nom citizens Of the town
The ii,l Lee Iroop aud Artillery Blues Will
- TO Amherst Courthouse 20 spend the
Fourth of July.
The funeral of j. H.. C. Winston. who was
KILLED bv the falling walls Wednesday last,
tooa place here al noon and large crowd
attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
Thn Ladder.

The pleasant effect aud perfect safety
with which ladies' may use the California
liquid laxative Syrup Of Pigs, undor all
conditions makes 1T their fayorite remedy.
TO get the true and genuine article look
for tue name Of the California tig syrup
Co.. printed near tina bottom OF the pack
soa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
The Weeks Failures.
By telegraph TO tho Disoa,rh.

(BJ telegraph 10 tho Discatcn.I
Nsw YORK, July THE business failures &C
curing throughout tho country during the weea
numper TOR the United States III and iol
Canada 20, or a total Of 1877.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
COMMONWEALTH oy viRGIHlA,l
SECOND IL DIroHs 0efics, 2
RIcHsoSD, Va. June 20, 1892. }
yU,pE ACT APPROVED FEBRUARY


i 20, 1892, entitled IAN act % provide roe
the settlemen, Of the public debt of Virginia nos
funded er the provisions OF An act 70 ASCERTAIN
and declare VirRinias equitable share o. the dsbt
created before and actually existing al this Time
Of the partition Of her territory and resources,
and 10 provide for the Issuance Of bonds covering
the same, and the regular aud prompt payment
OF interest thereon, approved February IL,
1882" provides a. follows; -
are authorized, n 10 shall seem 70 tbem ior the
best interest Of the Commonwealth, To make one
extension OF the time for the funding OF the SAID
twenty-eight millions of dollars OF outstanding
evidences OF debt for period not exceed.as six
months from the 30th day Of june, ise2
ia conformity 20 the said section, and by virtue
Of its authority, the Commissio Of Inc Sink
ing Fund hereby give notlce that ,bey have ei-
tended the time for funding the said isenty.
eight millions Of outstanding evidences of dsbs
tor a period OF SIX AOSTIS PROM TIE 10Th
DAY OF JUNE, 1897.
By order Of the Commissioner
~ JOSIAH RYLAND, JR.
je 30-eod2w rtoe'aens
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
IA, r,MOIE STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE. Jhly 1.--Yirgnia 3's, 1870 bid 4;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 16laOHf Northern
Central stock, 6Sa69 consolidated gas bonds,
1924 bid do. stocks. 54l9a55.
No markets tomorrow or Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
ps1eRssuRe's SOUND FINANCES.
Tax-Rate, Appropriations, and Needed
SurpIus-The Floating Debt.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.i
PRrERsnURG, VA. July The Common
Council this evening fixed the rate of tax
alton at 60 for the present fiscal year
and made appropriations tor all general
purposes amounting to %213,0OO, which
Will leave just a sufficient surplus to meet
the deficiency of the year just closed. The
total floating debt Of the city contracted
during the past four years IS $3.50
The expenses of several departments were
cut down by the Council.
There were thirty-seven fre-alarms IN
the city during the past twelve months.
The property destroyed was valued at
81, 900, aud insured for Tl1,3OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

NIcHmoSb. July 1.--0FysRrSGs-Wheat, i5S
bushels Corn. 1900 bushels. oats, 1000
bushels Peas, 30 bushels.
SALEs-Corn, 40 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WagAr. -I.ongDerry, SSa80r. Mixed. S7a90c.
shortoerry. sja9Oc. No. 2 red, soaS!c 9.
Uoas.--White. Virginia, o3a64c.; No. =, white,
n acc No. g mixed. 5sdd0c.
oAra--No. z. 39s4Oc.; No 8. 37a3Sc.
uYE-SJa6jc