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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, July 10. 1898.
Offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day 100 packages OF sun-cur,
ed TOBACCO highest price $50 General
average price OF the entire sale To-Day
Messrs L. b. Vaughan & Co. sold c; NJ
X. No. / at S7.25 and No. al % "
Diamond A. No at SG75; II. 5. >. No
atsll.75; No. at Sll.5o; No. at il.29'
No. A at SlO2j. b. T.. ). No. ! AZ >lV''V'
Total number of packages sold 8.
Mr.. George a. Haynes sold: H. 5. Dan
gross at $lO.75; No. 2 (5s5 pounds. a..
sl825: No: dl9 pounds ut Si so: 10 -
~ $40 %: No. g 1920 pounds) At SO -
No TO5 poundsl at 5000: No > psV
poundsj al $40; No. (Jso p0undsl AZ
81 30 and No. 10 $3.50 pounds2 AZ 80
iock louisa county. No. / (52 pounds
gross) al SO: No. 2 (jiO pounds al ~
10 3 t2sO pOunds) at $ll; NO. i-4o
pounds) at 5000; No. D i5zo pounuSl -
feoi nounds1 at ST. GA making an aver
age Of $500 r. l.. Sims. Louisa county,
No. as pounds gross y 80, NO. tS'o
pounlds) At STD, No. t5t9 pouhdsl =.
30. No 4 (t22 pOunds) at Si2 No. ~
30 10 No $3.50 pounds at Sll. Nc. Z
t255 nounds) at 5000, and No. t0so
nounds) al SlO25. making an average OF
Sf35I F. w Campbell, Carollna county,
Gao 17Go POUNDS at sil5o: No. $3.50 pounds
at SiO7s No $40 P9 9s asd No ' g as is
hounds Ti al 50. making an average OF
kloS rs w. p. Kay. Carolina COUNTY; no;
40 pounds CROSSE at 81 ~ a Mo, S4 az
10. No it32 pounds) at $ll.oo; No. =
ss7s6 poundsl at ss62is. No. 400 pounds,
AT $40: No. I at sls; No. at " sn mo
so al so. making an average Of siSis s,r w,
y. Kay &C. abovel No. l ~ pu ga ~
gross at $2l. No. CIV pouhas' A. FA''''
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTlMORE, july IJ.-FLUUH-JuI'i
unchanged. o.,,l-,,.,. . ,.,..,, 4,
WHEAT-Easy; spot S2iAHs24sc.' mouth
SOll N SOt5c: August. 1Jnl54c.i SeptcIlDTl
73isn73Ec.. southern wheat by Sample
7JNS3Lc. .,., qel5
cole; September, 37q31hc.; southern
"oATs-Firm; No. . white. 3oG3lc.
RYE-Firmer; No. nearby, Jli2C'' NJ
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Active FOR parcel
room. steamers quiet. unchanged.
Subdivisions, unchanged.
RTTTER-Steady. unchanged.
EGGS-Firm. unchanged.
FESE-Steady. unchanged.
fFTI;TfTCE- 1Odi25 per basket.
WHISKEY-Unc
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 15.-FLOUR-ouiet,
but steady with wheat o,o-,-o
RYE FiOUR-Steady; $2.G0g31O.
CORNMEAL-Ste4dy; yellow western
RYE-Firm; No. .. 4sc,.
HARLEY Steady, feeding Doc.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; western b,pb5c,.
WHEAT-SpOt nrmer, No. : RED 80.
Options opened easy on untaVoraDle c9Dle
news. but rallied and were steady 10 nTIn
AN dav on strength .n cash wheat circles
and the rise in corn. closed l.te; hls Ne'
ON Julv and l.. on the late months; No;
red July closed 81 9s ga 9 SPs,c ''''
CORN-Spot strong, No. ?. 3s4g5ohc
OptiOns strong all day on active covering
inspired boy hot weather news Sloseu ~.
net higher. July c.oseu oVt5.; SsP.e'iiO-'
closed g7ac.: December closed 5S9sc.
OATS-Spot quiet No. 2 21c.. options
ou,et lint stronger with corn. closing al
ic net advance, july closed &c. ~
REEF-Easy: cut meats. steady, PICK
led bellies. 5i5d7c. d0. shoulders, 4dtt+c''
90. n sn@, F inner: western steam. $3.50;
Julv S5aO. nominal. refined higher.
P0RI(- steady: mess. SlOglO.V3.
BUTTER Steady, western cIeallSIy'
13IsQl7c do. factory lIt5i5itil t', statS
1Ic. imitation creamery l-Hlfi21'' "'"''
dairy. l2nd1Gc. ~. 49,,
CHEEsE- STEADY. large white fancy
&C. ....,...,.s t,o,,,,s,.,,,.,,ia
TCGS-Steady. stare mo te'li'aS '''"'-'
t9l,1g. . western fresh. lac.
-Ps6iTAToES-Fi new 50. 1880
COTTONSEED ulL-sSit,staay, - pf'in7
crude isle. DO yellow, Z552c. bid
PETROLEUM Firm. -.
ROSIN-Stoady, strained common 10
good. 81 S56l 40
TIrRPENTINE-fl IH'
CABBAGE~ Firm; Long Island. Siql25
COFFEE- OPTIONS opened dull at un-
changed prices. ruled spasmodcally ac-
tive. with barely steady undertone; trad
sro,, TIsvre rio and Santos. which mar
kets were closed on account ,,s, Of HOLIDAYS
80 ~ ,,nchangod prices 10 five points
lover. sales 1890 bags, including Sep.
ttcemmber $50; October $50 Spot c, RIO dul
s.opbinc Gs.c.. mild. small jobbors, mar
ket CordOya. Si-li'. -, -
ra sDGAR sile "centrifugal 90 test. &c.
refined firm.
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ARRESTED FOR
HOUSEKEEPING.
Two Young Negroes Enter House
and Steal Much Money.
A RECRUITS CLOSE CONNECTION
Breaks Away from Parental Authority
TO Catch the Train-Farm Bought
for a Hospital for Conta-
gious Diseases.

DURHAM, N. c., July 15.--Special.-
Dan outlaw and Cook Carter, two young
negroes, were arrested here yesterday
charged with HOUSEKEEPING and larceny.
They were from Person county, from
whence they had fled after doing their
work a few days ago. On last Sunday
they entered the residence of Mr. c. II.
Clayton. a well-to-do farmer. while the
family we're at church, and took slS' In
money. When arrested they only had
s23.96 of the money. They are now In
iau awaiting tho coming OF the sheriff
az Person county, who will take them
back for trial.
BROKE AND RAN.
Yesterday afternoon as several recruits
for the First North Carolina Regiment
were passing through from ka.eisn TO
Jacksonville W. r. McDade, from Dur
ham. had alighted from the car 10 shaAN
hands with friends. when his father TOOK
hold OF him. and telling him he had TO
90 home. forced his son 70 accompany
him. This the young man ala very 70.
luctantiy for a short distance but )us'
as the train started 10 pull out he broke
from the grip OF tho old man and ran
for Dear life. catching the moving trhn
Jus. IN time 10 get aboard. His father
was very angry.
SMALL POX.
DIR. T. NJ. Manning has been prescribing
for Alex Craig. the small pox patent
The county and city officials have sue
cseded IN purchasing a tract OF land aa'
aolning the workhouss Farm, with
house on It. which will be lifted up al
once az a pest house. There are no tuf'
Their developments and very little I'M
easiness is now felt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
popr OF NEWPORT NEWS, JULY u.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS JULY ~
ARRIVED.
Schooner +. r. Hunt. Providence.
gcbooner NiatOr Washington.
Steamer ST. Irene. pensacola,
steamer Resoiute. Charleston
SAILED.
s..o,oe, Rem Corlic. Brunswick.
steamer Appomattox, LONDON
steamer Irene. Rotterdam. 49,.
ScLooner George y. Davenport, Bangor
Barge D. l. Tenney boston
Barge Caravan. ProVi'e"01
pop1, OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 10
ARRIVED.
Steamer Freary Gibraltar.
steamer Rappahannock. LONDON
steamer UNKNOWN, Pensacola 49,.
schooner william Nicely, foIt M0"'''
barge Naresink. Providence.
BarSe ocean Belle. Providence.
SAILED.
scbooner Edwin X Hunt, Bangor
Steamer Freary. Pensacois'
Steamer Lynrown Barry
DON'T OF WEST POINT, JULY 10 1919
ARRIVED.
c,eamship baltimore. Murphy. balti-
,,ore passengers and general cdIbo,
Steamship Elm CITY. HAYNES, Ma s.,,
noni river landings, passengers anu SCI"
W. SAILED.
,,..,,,n Baltimore Murphy. Balu-
more. passengers and geneTal cargo,
steamship Elm City. HAYNES. Matta'
noni river landings. passengers ano se"-
eral cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDREDS. JULY
u, 1898.
ARRIVED.
schooner william Oliver. Neal, 10 loao
lumber.
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uor,ne, TO Guard wounded.

NORFOLK, VA. July i5.-Special.--Ihe
hospital ship, Solace. which was exepc.ea
10 arrive to-day. had not been reporter
as passing IN the capes at nigniaii "nen
the port closed. She - expecteu ~ a.
,.,,a to-n,orrow with two hundred wound
"a aboard. OF these 40 are spanish pris-
oncrs who will be senx to the Marine hos
pital. Portsmouth.
A company OF marines was sen, IRON,
the Norfolk Navy Yard to the nospitai
to-day. These will guard the wounded
Spanish prisoners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16

LIVERPOOL. July Ia p. Not
ton spot fair demand; prices hardening
American midding 3 lj-32d. The sales
of the dave were 1900 bales, OF which
100 vycrc fSr export and speculation md
irrfrded II 90 American. Receipts, oolp
bales including :. 400 American. Futures
opened steady. with "a moderate demand
and closed quiet American middllns,
cf13 af-gf buvcrs. August-Septem 5
25-G4 sellers; eptember-OctoDer, 32l-o4
sellers. October-November 3 23-G4 sellers
November December. 3 22-64Q3 23-b4 sell
ers: December-January' 25-Cia3, ~ 70 %
sellers. January February, 3 22-b4n3 43-O4
sellers. February March 1864 buyers;
March-Apn. 32i-G4 sellers; April-May
gl-GlJ3 gj-G4 buyers.
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Oct ...... 5.77E $50 $40 40.


Cash quolatIons Wefe as IoIo"IsI' T " Vt
steady; No. , yellow corn, 3.s93 sc, ~,
wheat. 7Oq75c.; No. red. 754c.; no. 2
corn. 32Na33c.: No . oats. 23Ac. No,
white DC. No. 3 white. 25AN2jigc.; No.
? rye 4sc. No. barley, 3la35c.' NO. !
faXseed. 81 OH: prime timothy seed
80 81. moss pork. per barrel. S99OG995.
lard lard per YER 100 pounds, sJ.Goq562ia; short
ribs sides Ooose). S54JHj.S0; dry sailed
shoulders boxed. $500; short clear
Ga Cboxed) SGGs8 -: whiskcy, disul-
iersi nnished goods. per gallon. not quot
ed. sugars. cut. loaf. unchanged: butter,
firm: creamery 12Gl6c. dairy llal3hc.'
eggs. firm; fresh, 1li2c.
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n-rw YnRK DRY GOODs MARKE1

NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 15.-Interest IN IAN
lines OF dry goods has shown steaay m
tronsactions have been light Cotton
goods are sull quiet. though looking up
ward. Road statesmen are doing mo-
with cotton lines than are buyers ~
stores. Staple goods are sun quleI III az
iines suitable for domestic uses. export
ters manage to keep busy. but are NOT
bnvinr as heavily as sellers expected.
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cu1CAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July ia bulge in corn,
Az 90 buving on dry weather. caused
Strength In all the pits to-day. septem-
Der wheat closed ~ r6 higher Corr, ; ad.
vance, va, &C., ifi np and lard and ribs 2ise.
each
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Oman. HIsh. Low. Close
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No. (7s5 pounds at slO75; No. 4 200
pounds) at s.. making an average %
Sab
pounds) at $l5.5O; No. (32j poundsl Al
$3.50; No. 4 $50 pounds at Sli; NO
l42O pounds) at Sl9; No. q (3i5 POUNDS ~
Sll5Q 80 S8ig pGgnatfiol at ma Sli; anu an
average ave-; S Of si5s2' J. o. chewnins, caro-,
line county. No. l at tll; No. go
pounds CROSSE at sll; No. 3 COO pounusl
at s20.25: No. (203 pounds az so Nj 9;;t33
rounds 'GG at S725. r. A. Blanton. Caroline
county No. $50 pounds az SiO''S' M N9s
pounds at sI5o. w L Bla 51GG " Mounds BrSs
gross5 ~ SO 30: No. 81 at 5000; NO ~
15sS pounds) at STOPS: No. 80 (t5S pounds
at Sf3; No. ~ 1908 pounds) at sl+, NO. -
$50 pounds) at 5000; NO. - lo-O pouhHs)
~ SIX poognds) al SO: No 30 600 POUNDS
nj $40: No. 30 CG45 poundsl M O.io; No 30:
y (3s5 pounds) at $40; No; - H'OS3
pounds at $40; NO. 80 % ggu'rN Ne IN
II O05 pounds at $3.50; No. 81 tViV
poundsj at S37O; No. IS tSoO pou1nuSJ a1
* 10. No. % s75 pounds at 500 ~, NJ
No. 81 c92o pounds a az az 70 3 at SLABS:
No 4 al Sl45O: No. . az Sl92o. 20, a,
S10 20. No. AT $1t: No. at ~. y, an po
No Q AT IS, making an average OF slo''y
At M s1i T. No Co. , ' at sl075, and No, 3 a s.
7 " G.. H. above) No. ] at S2l NO, :
~ si6 ana No. at Sl2, making an "F''-
age OF Sl6.34.
Private salos reported 10 the secretSSry
~ tbe Richmond Tobacco TRADE to-day
were light. .- .. sav.
casmmect,ons-Bright. 7 hOgsheads; DARK
a. hogsheads. 90 tierces. Reinspectons'
none l,.,,.to,,,,, Ala
gb,nv Old Dominion. Planters, ana SEA
kn1Is Tobacco Warehouses report 10
9av. Receipes. Y packages; deliveries 40
packages. ., ..,,o,,,e coIIec-
United states internal revenue si,T Of e RieS.
.or Va to-day: cigars and cigarettes
Si52 O.; plug tobacco, S726 Total DO o-'
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NORFOLK. VA, July l5-PEANUTS-
Peanuts-Farmcrs stock. fancy. 3Ac;
strictly prime 3l9a5Ac.i prime. $p5rsc.
firm: Spanish, zoe. market weak.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c., July l5-sPIR-
ITS 'TURPENTINE -Firm, 20, 2il2c. ke-
celpts. PA casks. 40
ROSIN-Steady, 9jc. S1O0. Receipts 4lO
CRTDE TURPENTINE-Firm $l.Oo,
81 10 30. Receipts, l29 barrels.
TAR-Quiet. 81 -. Receipts, us bar
rels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-16

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE following
are The total net receipts Of cotton al AL
ports since September /. 1891.
e Galveston, ! .lO7 BOB. New orleans, 2,JbO,-
I2D: Mobile. 3G2.l74, savannah, ], lso'5iV.
an 100: wilmington. 900
Norfolk. 575.3js. Baltimore. 1923. New
York. 100. 434. Boston, 30, I4B. Newport
News. 1jG6l; Philad lphia. Si.02l; Bruins
wick. 2iI.3s2. Port Arthur, Al. 359; Pensa-
cola. 1898; Port Royal, Goy2. Iotai'
= ~ G|t.
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lures quiet; sales. $500 bales; July. go
: ~. October. 586d161. November, 1.b-N
: 70. December 5.72a5.73, January, 5.dUa
rs. February, J79nj.sl; Marcn, 3.sZd
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Virginia centuries 80. .i......... ~ I
Virginia Centuries deferred ........ =
Mobile and Ohio as ............... -,
y. and W. Consols, 4s.............. 80
Central of Ga. 5s... .............. 80
Central ~ On. 2d .................. 1915
Union Pacific 4s... ................ V'is
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THE DEALINGS,
WERE VERY SMALL
They We're Confined to Narrow List
With No Outside Interest,
BEARS HAD IT ALL THEIR WAY,
The Bulls RcTaincd from Any Partic-
ipation and Prices Fen Away With
out Intcrruption-Whc Was
Stronger OF News of Crops.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE bears who
covered their short contracts In haste
yesterday afternoon. ON the idA OF S5H,
flagO. sold stocks again to-day ana lalutu
prices down with no one 10 say mem nay.
Tho bull element reirained enuieiy from
Offering any support and prices OF lne
whole list dropped away easily ana WIN
ont any important interruption mere
was am entire absence or any outSluc ~
ter0st and dealings We're very smaii 9Hu
confined to a narrow list Inc CLOSING
was near the lowest with net lossCe 81.
many cases "a point or more. me icCc1'
woa Kness OF the coaier5 &lS9 ps5 mai,
the offerings of Reading nial plu IlIi.
crfIug some continued liquidation OF 4onb
efl.k There is "a growing lttiiHE III t.D
stock market that the successiut ltI ,
zion of the war ana peace WIN i'i.1 -
been discounted. The rccSpIoh lDr,..ir, - "a
tra destruction of Admiral 1eIN.ia =
g.at and the fan OF santiago polut ~
the conclusion. inc u,l..itltD a. rrCbo-
fhaf none but individual bids loI ptoDo-
tI,bfy NOT more than soon. would oe-
rure any portion OF ne goEeinnlcnt -,,..,
f+1 rn anpreclablc effect 10 inc ihonSg
market to-day. The New l"'H e,,b-
Tate lost nearly 100000 10 the SUP
....,,r,. during the week on account oI
a.. loan but there is no RIessuIe -'l
nancy from interior points. i"'l, -
further falling of in BOND n55easiin,,s.
!dII.. s,siee 81 G25 600 United states Old
f1urs declined "a In the oid price
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Money On On
,au steady. ial4 per cent; lasi lo"ia os =
per cent Prime mercahlut poP' s,e,3v
Nor cent. sterling exchange sIga0s
ss..,b actnai business in bankers biils az
49, M for demand and 40 Aet2H
isSa. for sixty days Possii,Gd f4' ST. t SSi.a
and 4e7 Commercial nillS' - <.ii,e-
SSoiiit' Mexican dollars. ass. Government
bonds easier.
The total bank clearines IN 3nns az 913.
~. ss~' cent increase 1915 Exclusive OF N.s|
IeI sfsa 527 2q3. per cent. increase .
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

KlCnmOnu, ~ july DO I''7''
SALES.-Virginia Centuries. 2o1 at tl12:
Richmond city As. COO at lol3s; city
Bank. $ shares al 2sle.
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. July. l5.-Tuk-
PENTINE-Marke firm al ZjGc' aa'1''
ROsIN-Quiet and unchanged. Sales
none.
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SAVANNAH. GA, July 15.-SPlRITs
OF TTRPENTINE-2 bid. sales, $50
casks. Receipts. 100 casks.
ROSIN-Firm. Sales. 1886 barrels. ke-
ceipts, 4136 barrels. ,,,. =
81 20. II. l.. 81 40: K. Sl.45. NJ, $50, n
II 90: window glass. sl.75; water white
81 ~
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sTATE sECURITIEs.

North Carolina IS. c.. 1910. 1924 80.
North Carolina Gs. g.. 1913. ~
Va. 3's new G. and j.. 1882 - .
Va Cent, % g. and k...... ia ilft
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Chi1dren's Dresses.

Children's Fancy Lawn Dresses:
made blouse, with large collars and
ties to match, former price $50. OSC
Inventory price,. ............. ~
Chlldren's Linen Crash Blouse Suits.
trimmed I'm solid colored material.
sizes 10 ~ years. former TI1S
price S225. Inventory price. ~'~C
Child's Separate Skirts. OF mixed
material. sizes six TO twelve years
former price sl.2o. inventory TIC
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Adams TX. .... ...........''''''''
American Express ..... ...''...''' IL
United States...... .....s.'''.'''''
Wells-FPrgO ...... .-.... .''..'.'' i
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NoproT,K pEANUT MARKET.

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
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high prices did that weeks shopphousands in mum
the benefit of to-day trade and future business
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8 % Heavy TIsn Mt IUTllIHs,
heavy worked borders 81 yards long
extra width. in this sale per SI.EO
pair...... 900. ................ VO~
teIe ~ inches wide. used for sofa
covers and portieres. former price
Soc. yard. Inventory price. per 1OC
yard. ...... ........''.'..ss'''''''
Small Size japanese Parasols. nc
At. ...... .s-.....s.sssss. sssssss'
15c. Solid Colors and Striped Denim,
Yard. ...... ...............''..' 20
Remnants OF Tinsel and Siko- 70
line Draperies. all colors. yard. -
Remnants or Colored and Ecru Lace
Striped Curtain Scrim, here per , r.
yard ..... ...... ................... ~
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set 10 ...............s'''.''''' ''''''
Ladies Heavy Black Watch GUARDS
ali silk. with sterling silver IOC
slides. reduced from DC. to-.
New lot of Baby Pin Sets. some
heavily carved. with chains, re- lEC
duced from 3Jc. set to............
Handsome Sporting Pins. In gilt ana
silvered styles. such as COLI SUCKS,
Bugles. Trumpets. oars, reduc- IOC
ed from &c. Observation-Disclosures
Ladies' Half Pompadour Combs, a
fine imitation OF tortoise shell, nc
reduced to-. ........ ....--.-....
one lot OF Handsome Girdles In gilt,
and oxldized. with or without Jewels.
some with chatelaines attached, AZ
less than half prices.
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The total bank clearinss In ne nl a-gi
e.aa..ees for he week were 81 .20i4l4, 5,9'
Sla'es Increase 1913 Exclusive OF New
VIZ s4Sq so .298. per cent. Increase 20
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FIGURES ARE CUT TO The DEEP ON EVERY LINE OF OU|
Ladies' Skirts.

Plain Black Satin Skirts made Of
heavy quality satin. nice percaline In
Ing, newest back. former ca o2
price $40 Inventory price. VV'Yo
Black Brocade sink Skirts. made
fun width. nicely lined and newest
shape former price 81. In Go az
Fentory price,. ........... V~'pO
Plain Navy Blue Mohair Skirts.
made OF fine material. tapped seams
fun width, former price 81 60 90
inventory price,. .....,.. ~O'O~
Black Figured Mohair Skirts. new
patterns, all lengths from 20 TO A.
inches, 90 fqii width former SI.SO
Linen Colored Crash Suits. fun
width. deep hem II cords around bot
tom, all lengths former SIOO
price N4s. Inventory price. Vi'V"
Linen Crash Skirts. fun width. deep
hem tucked all way from bottom 10
top, new back, former price CT ~
$l69. Inventory price,. ~''@o
Fancy Striped Crash suits. IN
browns. blues. and greens. full width.
deep hem. former price, H.25. SzOC
Inventory price,. ............ ~
Plain White and Plain Black Duck
Skirts made full width. s inch hem,
Tapped seams. former price CT OO
I.25. Inventory price,. Pi'oo
White p. *. Skirts. made OF large
corded p. X. with graduated tucks
around bottoms. one Of the newest
skirts OF this season. former 60 ne
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United States May Ask Territory
AS Well as Port In the Islands--A Madrid
Dispatch Says That Manila Has
Surrendered to Dewey.
SPECIAL TO THE EVENING NEWS.
copyrighted 1898 By American Press

copyrighted 1898 By American Press Association.
WASHINGTON July 29-Tlsssbnet in session considering
be made Spain. The will probably be
made 1t certain that Spain give up
and Porto The decision the disposal of the Philippines
been finally reached but there is doubt but that
the United States will ask for port and territory
LONDON July 29-A Madrid dispotch says that govern
received telegram announcing the surrender of Manila
to Dewey
WASHINGTON July 2S-The terms which the United States
acceptable basis peace being reduced
by Secretary Day. the president having reached
cusion These form the subject interest and
official circles today the presidents purpose
to secure expression of public opinion this subject he
been graed with response made through the newspapers and
in the exhibition interest by officials the complex
problem presented.
be stated that the president has determined claim
Philippine Islands, only retaining coalng station there
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troops are literally starving. For the
last eight days they have had little
or no food. On mounting guard the
soldiers were obliged to sit, being too
weak to stand, and 1t was impossible
to make them build trenches, as they
fell from exhaustion. There are 1000
sick in Guantanamo. suffering from
diseases increased by hunger The
French cruiser Rigualt de Genuilly was
refused permission by Admiral Samp-
son to land grain and provisions for the
relief Of the French colony at Guantan-
amo. All hope was therefore abandoned
and the sufferers were awaiting death
from starvation. The conditions at
Guantanamo, Colonel Resell says, are
worse than those at Santiago. Lieuten-
ant Colonel Ewens Of the Ninth infan-
try received the surrender of Guantana-
mo. The Spanish troops will remain
In the town until transported.