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Ey RICHMOND r. UNk FACIOhY.
Those In want OF well-made, durable Thuahs
can get their supply at factory prices, and the
same time encourage HoNR BHTsRPRIsS. We
teep good assortment Of our own make on hand,
and also make to order such styles as the purchaser
may desire, with interior arrangements to suit
their own convenience. Labor 10 cheaper here
than in the North, and materials just as cheap as
In the North. The freight and drayage on ordl-
nary size Trunks win average one dollar spieee !;
20 We save the profit that the northern manufac'u'
rer makes, and the cost OF freight and dra,age.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that We
sre enabled 70 sell HOME MADE TRUNKS Tor
Lass than northern TRUNKS Of same quahty arc
sold In this market.
REPAIRING.-We also do all kinds OF REfAla-
ING, when, with small outlay yen can save inc
expense Of buying new ones; and while an Old
Trunk will not look as we'll as new one, yet !!
will be lust as strong as new one. we also n3
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF BOUTS,
SHOES. and GAITERS Of the latest styles and best
make, made expressly for u.s. all widths and sizes,
which we arc selling much lower than those thai
pretend to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
ont wood or paper. Us 49, ~
MARCUS HARRIS B BRO,
No. <a3 Broad street, corner Fifth,
and No. sls Main stree. near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. go Broad street, corner o
Fifth. 10 ls-ts
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AN ABDUCTION CAsE.-A little girl, aged
about seven years, named Hester J.. Bart
ling, and the adopted daughter of @. d.
Perry. was abducted from the dwelling OF
the latter on Tuesday last. 1t is believed
that the child was enticed away from its
home by Edward Landes and Margaretta
Farrell. A writ of habeas corpus was OBJ:
tanned. directed to the said Landes and
Farrell, for the delivery of the child, and
placed in the hands of the officers, but SC
far they have been unable to find the
whereabouts of either of them or the child
and the supposition is. that they have left
the city.-Baltim0re Commercial.
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A VILE ArrAoK upos rHE PREsrpENr.

A VILE ATTACK UPON THE PRESIDENT
Forney's Chronicle republishes from the
Cincinnati Gazette what purports to be the
testimony given before the impeachment
Committee of some man whose name is
suppressed. He swears that he saw Mr..
johnson and J. Wilkes Booth engaged in
a conversation in Washington city few
days after Mr.. JohnsoD's arrival there in
1865, and Of course previous to the assas-
sination of Mr.. Lincoln. He left the two
SO engaged. He also swears that Mr.
johnson had woman Of bad reputation
with him at the Metropolitan. These
shameless enemies Of the President sickle
at nothing. They would disgrace their
country to crafty their malice.
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Important Cases In the United states
District Court IA Detroit.
From the Detroit Free Press, July "a.

tr0E ll5 pSlIoil ClcS IcSsb WY 80
An important and interesting case under
the contiscation acts Of 1861 and 1862 is
now before the United States District
Court in this city.
In February, 1864, proceedings were
taken to contiscate 343 shares Of the De-
troit, Monroe and Toledo Railroad Com
pauy and 200 shares OF the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company, the property
Of Samuel Miller, q citizen Of Virginia.
Miller did not appear in the cause, having
no notice thereof, and decree was OBJ
tanned confiscating the property, and sale
ordered. This sale took place in April,
1854, and the stock sold for about $50, 900
III all. The railroad companies refused to
issue new certificates to the purchasers at
this sale, and the court held that it had no
power to compel the corporations to issue
the new certificates. A new sale was or
dered, and the shares again sold for $1,000
IN all. Subsequently the 343 shares of the
Toledo stock were purchased by the
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
railroad Company, and new certificates
Issued. The 200 shares Of Michigan
Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad
stock were purchased by an Individual.
The proceeds of this sale were divided be-
tween the Government and the informer.
At the close of the war, Miller filed his Pc
tltlon to.set aside the sale and for re-
hearing of the case, for the reasons that
ne had been loyal to the Union during the
war; that the testimony as to his disloy-
atywas false; and that the proceedings to
eontscate his property were irregular and
VOID. The case involves the questions OF
Inc constitutionality of the Confiscatlon
acts, and the regularity and validity OF
Proceedings under them.
y Mrs. cambridge IA daughter Of the late
PRESIDENT Taylor has case Of the same
KIND before the court at the same time,
aud depending upon the same questions.
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Tobacco Exchange, July %.

Tobacco Exchange, July %.
Breaks medium. Market steady, with no
change to note in prices. Below we give the
transactions 13l hogsheads, - terces, and IL
boxes sold Us follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
81 to ST; good dark working, rs TO 50; sun
cured, common, 81 to $l2; sun-cured, good,
$l2 to $ls; coal-cured, common, 81 to Sl2 ;
coal-cured, bright, sl2 to $40; coal-cured, fan.
cy, $40 to $40. {"
Leaf.-Common dark working, 81 to SO;
medium dark working, $40 to Sl4; good dark
working, $l5 to Sl7; fine and wrapping, SIS to
*2l; sun-cured, $l5 to S25 and So; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to $35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and $500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO. sg
Ltlgs.-Very common and heavy weights,
"a to $3.50; medium, Sc to S.; good, ~ to
$40.
Leat-English shipping, sls to go and
$27 so continental shipping, SIS to SIS AND S2S.
=. ri -, sTEaHISG TOBACCO.
Leqt-Oommon, sl2 to $l4; good, $l5 to $l7
fine, $lS to $40 and $2S.
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SELLING Observation-Disclosures CORE
spondents at Belgrade give currency to a
report that while the Turkish council were
considering by what means they might 3D.
tain money to defray the expenses OIL t1e
Sultan's visit to Paris proposal was mace
by one of the high officers to sell JeruSa.
lem to Russia. It is further said that the
report is generally credited, and that Tur'
key is believed to be willing to sell Jeru'
salem and Jafa for, l0O,000,0O0 piastres
General Ignavieff and Ali Pacha are re-
ported to be busy with the preliminarles
for the purchase now. 3. 80
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n8- THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON AP-
PREACHING, the large stock OF the Clothing
House of r.
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
must be sold at once to make room for the stoek
now being manufactured and, to insure this enc
In the shortest possible time,
PRECEDENT E D B "A a lHs
SUMMER CLOTHING
NAV be relied upon and 1t is the determination OF
the house that
NoT>A SINGLE ARTICLE OF SUMNER WEAR
SHALL REMAIN ON HAND
II prices commensurate with tho present hard
times can command customers and
insure sales.
Beautiful Linen Suits,
Chaste Duck Suits, and
EVERY FASHIONABLE STYLE OF dAHmENTs
No. 1907 Main street. -.#
[jyl7-l2tl
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Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, July

Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange, July 90.
OFFERINGS.
Eheat.-White, 5,46l bushels; red, 3,04e
bushels.
Cor7a-White, 1850 bushels; yellow 400
bushels.
Odts.-l 040 bushels.
Rye-l3G bushels.
TOf the white wheat l62 bushels had been
previously exhibited; of the red, 13S bushels.
Of the yellow corn, 2l2 bushels. or the oats,
l4G bushels.
Flour.-Extra, Is barrels; supertne, ii bar
rels middlngs, q barrels.
Meal. bushels yellow.
All of the flour had been previously exhi-
bited.
SALES.
JVhent-White "A 562 bushels at Sl.25 fol-
very inferior to 50. 10 for prime. Red, Hos
bushels 1T 81 So for inferior to $3.50 for good
Corn-White-1,3 4 bushels from sl.o7A fol
medium to $l.ll for good. Yellow-lSS bushels
of fair, 81 .05.
Oats.-3SO bushels medium, G0G62Ec.
Rye-30 bushels fair, S1.20.
edt.-Yellow-S6 bushels on private terms
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New Republican Paper. In Georgia:


= AUGUSTA, GA, July 2S.-The "Loyat
Ieorglan has ceased to exist. The editor,
10 his Yaledictory, says he made every
eaort to raise money, but failed. When
On The point Of suspending the. publication
siew wealthy Union men Of the city pro
posed to form new company, buy out the
pa!Ey Press, and establish q new paper, to
ve called the National Republican. Ihe
@o papers are merged, and the Rep.tbI1no'l
ecppeared this morning, published by the
"eofgia Publishing Association. The
s v;i il his salutatory, says the paper
VIII advocate restoration on the Repubh-
Ssn Platform. The new association has
,atge patronage, and the stockholders
;;spresent leading political and business
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TOHN III. TYLER q CO., successors
y TO Mitchell Tyler, 1912 Main street, K hai-
mond, Va, respectfully call 81 Ss 81 a s 81
y WhTca aqS 0s and caAfNs tLoCks JEWELgY
s1L1ER and RLATE3o g. WARE, e99TPea siss1Es
np snrnasssd by any class of goods In the country
as to quality and which they Will sell a. dq sonS
paea and sonssts Of the most desirable and
styles usually a ksP
cry i,s sJasna nav goods. They continue, as
ssndf To order hs
ever articles their customers Rn SGWELRY Of
inc anss1 dsssrfntion made to order WATCh Ks.
fPyASIfRING done in the very best manner py ens
most experienced watchmakerr In tne So"n nv 40
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EoR SALE, one very su up d9yE Ssye On.
es.sys ns r1l SSsbf sEGo6p saR a
and sPiTTooH new stye one new s sasypIsts
family COOKING STOVE. With axLa hs msde 10
May be had low 4 esTIxa Dental Depot.
"a aasaxaS oc ISm hsl post.osss.
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The Now York Tribune says: John
Slidell is at present living near Paris, as
we'll as his son-in-law, Erlanger, the He
brew banker. 1t is said, and on apparently
Good authority, that although he is most
sns;ous to pass his last days in America,
he he has latterly given up all hope Of: ever
asain in seeing iis native taa' s lan nd i
: Theysse racing carrier pigeons between =!
Cologne ana Brussels. The fastest time
madSN lie milesin three hours. 81 q
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w SPECIAL NOTICE.-THOMAS R. PRICE
& CO. will on tomorrow, July 18th, remove to
their new building, corner Eleventh and Main
streets. Their customers and friends will please
bear this in mind.
They take this occasion to return thanks TO their
friends. who have so kindly Sustained them Tor so
many past years, and trust that, with more ell.
gible position and increased facilities, they VIII
be better prepared to meet their wants IN the III.
ture.
iy 1z-2w THOMAS n. rhlNE ~ w.
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I,eveIliue Forts tn srexfco.

New ORLEANS, July 29.-General Ber-
nozabel is levelling the earthworks at
Fort Collegio, commanding the road from
Brownsville. Nine moro forts are to be
RACED. These works were built by the
French and General Mejia.
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IL GREELEY BELL1GERENT.-In the New
York State Convention the other day Mr..
Duganne voted to adjourn when Mr.. Gree
lev desired the Convention to remain IN
session. The motion being carried, Mr..
Greeley. approached Mr.. Duganne, and
shook his fist in his face, and said cd
YOU. you voted to adjourn when wanted
to remain in session. will never speak 10
yor AGAIN - -..r ..ua
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The shipments of gold from the port OF I'VE"
York last week amounted to $3,49l'soo. Con
siderable excitement was occasioned IN the
New York gold market Saturday by the war
Like construction placed by money-dealers
upon the note of the Emperor of France to the
King of Prussia touching the surrender of the
Danish Provinces north Of Schleswig!Hol-
stein to Denmark.
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Tho FRS. New Cotton-Afray

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 29.-The first bale
of new cotton was received to-day by F.
W. Sims & Co. from Florida. The grade
was very inferior.
A man named Altman attempted to MUIR
der A. Neeley, an old citizen, this evening.
Mr.. Neeley received severe wound in the
neck, but is thought out Of danger. The
cause Of the attempt was dispute about
rent.
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no. 2l1.-TO THE LADIES.

would respectfully call the attention OF the L.;
dies and the public generally to my large and well
selected stock OF ooons
which is now ready for inspection, consisting In
RRRAibs. CURLs, TOUPEEs, WIGS,
WATERFALLS, FRIZETTES, &C.,
which will sell at the lowest cash PRICES ,,,r
I have also received new patterns OF HAlh Nv :
ELRY, and am prepared to make and repair any
thing in that line. = :, y, .!-,.,.
Nothing but the best gold will be used for mount
ing the same. ,,, ..,oo 90
Profoundly thankful for the liberal patronage
hsstowed on me heretofore, hope, by strict atten-
sion W Do'iA'0'' 49, WILLIAM WILDT,
No. oil Broad street
:. hotrraan Sacond and Third.
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GDecJUL Notices.


w TO FARMERS AND Planters
BONE DUST.-The Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and pus in new and
expensive machinery, and are ready TO supply
customers with warranted pure article OF FINE
BONE tina. will drill perfectly well In machine,
at rs low rate as coarser bone Is sold st. Also,
purs PLoUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure or no sale. samplessent On receipt
OF three cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED PoUDEETTE.
This is ons OF the most forcing and quick-actins
manures in the market and is by far the cheapest.
1t Ia composed OF the night soil Of New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted.
It is then deodorized, dried, and pulverized TO
-four. Four undred pounds Of this drilled IN with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn. out soil. Price, 1925 per ton. Applyto
TIE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
So Courtlandt street. New York, or 10
H0oE WEDDRRBUBN,
Alexandria, Va.
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AT LAsr.-Mr. Thomas Shields, prac-
tical glass-blower, Of Birmingham, in ALE,
gheny county, Pa, has put in successful
Operation an apparatus invented py MN
self for the manufacture of rough plate
glass. Hitherto such glass has all been
I'M rortaA
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Ne Spots ON THE SUN.-One of our cor
respondents calls attention to the unusual
fact that the sun presents at this time the
rare appearance of being entirely free
from spots. A telescope Of considerable
power fails, he says, to show the slightest
Speck on its disc.
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Georgia POIitics-The Anti-COnven
ton idea.

AUGUSTA, GA, Jnly 29.-The weather is
pleasant, with occasional showers yester-
day and to-day.
The political situation is exciting con.
siderable interest. The recent letters OF
Messrs. Johnson, Hill, and Perry, have
shaken the faith of many heretofore in ia.
vor of organization under the military bills,
and it is said that the anti-convention idea
is becoming more popular with the people
of Georgia.
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M NOTICE OF REMOyAL.-The under
signed have removed to the new store llO3 Main
street second door from the corner Of Eleventh.
They are prepared with complete stock to meet
the wants of the trade.
They respectfully invite the examination OF
wholesale buyers to their assortment OF WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, etc, etc.
BURRESS, POWERS s YANCEI,
IyA-2w 1lO3 Main, corner Eleventh street.
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pHs. ZETELLE, RESTAURATEUR.-
His tables always supplied with everything In
season, a. well as delieaeies and
and domestic. Refreshment and Dintns. fooms ~.
I,diss and osntI enen. The Bar supplied with ina
hsst 81 uo nors, and GOOD attendance everywhere,
isN Na, Iis1 XAla R7E1&s.
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New Orleans Affairs.

New ORLEANS, July 20. - Governor
Flanders returned to the city last evening.
There were five deaths of yellow fever
and seventeen of cholera here last week.
The weather is cloudy, with light show
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rAhrIFIclAL MARBIE.-An Italian, II
SeW York, named Gariboldilhas invented
: new composite marble which is said te
&c 50 like marble as to deceive almos
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Steamer Wrecked-Sixty-f Lives
E,OSt-Thc Cuban Cable,

AUSL-AHC SUUHN O{sUiCs
HAVANA, July 26, via PUNTA Rosa, FLA.
The Spanish steamer Cuidad Condal had
been wrecked, with seventy persons
aboard. Fourteen were saved.
The steamer Narva, from Liverpool,
with the cable to be laid between Cuba
and the United States, has arrived. The
laying Of the cable will be completed about
the 4th of August.
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SECOND DISPATCH,
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The sloop-of-war
De Soto has been ordered to the vicinity
Of Vera Cruz.
Otterburg is in charge of affairs in
Mexico.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-A dispatch from
Ellsworth, Kansas, says fifteen cases of
cholera and five deaths had occurred there.
The town was almost deserted. An Indian
raid was expected.
The prosecuting attorney, Darlington.
occupied the whole day in the Surratt
trial, and has not done yet.
The President undoubtedly intends
transferring General Sheridan to other
duty.
The Administration apprehends deplo
rable results in Tennessee at the election
on Thursday.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were s1,1s3,O00.
Attorney General Stanbery has gone K
the springs, to be absent two weeks.
The Freedmen's Bureau has advices tina
the extreme restitution in the South an(
Southwest has ceased. The issue Of "a
tons except to hospitals, orphan asylums
and in extreme cases, will cease Angus
goth.
A letter from Fort Union, New Mexico
announces that the Navajoe Indians ar
on the war path.
The United States steamer Oneida ha
arrived off st. Vincent, twenty-one day
from the United States-all we'll.
The great railroad bridge over the Sus
quehanna at Havre de Grace has bee
pronounced unsafe.
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July l, 1857:
'sThe Double Refined Poudrstte is operating
like charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. au already salts
fed that 1t Is the cheapest and surest renovator Of
our worn. out SOILS" 5y 2S-3m
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Affairs in Tennessee-United States
Troops going there.


WASHINGTON, July 29.-General Grant
has ordered additional troops to Tennessee
and ordered General Thomas to distribute
his forces to secure order. General Grant
himself will probably 60 there.
Official as well as private accounts re-
present that there is great danger of the
occurrence of outrages in all parts of Ten
nessee. On Thursday General Thomas
telegrapbed to the President that he had
ordered all the troops from Kentucky.
General Thomas believes that with the
force at his command he can prevent riots
at Memphis, Nashville, and other large
places. General Thomas goes to Memphis
tomorrow.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The true sub
stance of General Thomas's dispatch to
the President is that the troops in Ken
lucky cannot be spared-they are needed
there to maintain order. General Thomas
hopes, with the troops in Tennessee, to be
able to maintain order in the large cities.
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a mocking-bnd sold i'm Nashville, Ten
SssSse, for two hundred dollars ss-a y
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Foreign News.

-
NEW YORK, July 29.-The City of Bos-
ton, with dates of the 18th. has arrived.
The steamer England, which sailed stimuli
taneously, was damaged by the storm, and
put back.
There was much rioting and some blood
shed at st. Helens, Lancashire, during the
demonstration Of the Orangemen.
The twenty-three batteries of artillery
suppressed by Napoleon in 1865 have been
reestablished.
Napoleon had sent Rouher the cross of
the Legion of Honor set in diamonds, with
a note of sympathy for him, for the unjust
attacks made upon him for his services to
the country.
PARIS, July 29.-This mornings Moni-
teav declares "the rumors of war preva-
lent on the continent without foundation
LONDON, July 29.-The sincerity of the
Moniteur's repeated denials of any reason
for experimenting war is doubted here.
The Times says these war rumors will
check trade generally until next spring.
The Markets.
New YORK, July ga. M.-Stocks
steady. Gold, 14015. Sterling, 11O1s@
l10%. Five-twenties, 1862, coupons, Ill.
Cotton quiet at 271ac. Flour 10@l5 cents
lower. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn
steady. Pork heavy and lower at $685.
Lard steady. Whisky quiet. Turpen-
tine, 5s@59c. Rosin steady.
New YORK, July 29-P. M.-Cottor
firm and quiet; sales, 900 bales. Flour
dull; State, s6.3O@sll; southern, 500
Sl6.25. Wheat 2@3c. lower southern
amber, s2.46; white, s2.47h@2.65 Corr
active and unchanged. Pork, $23.s5
Groceries firm and quiet. Turpentine
5sc. Rosin, 1892 s@sS.5O. Freights lower
Stocks heavy. Money, SOC per cent
Gold, 14O1a. Five-twenties, 1862, cou
pons, 1ll2s.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Cofee dull, ant
quotations nominal. Cotton quiet ant
firm. Flour quiet and steady; city MILL
extra, $Il.5O@$I2. Wheat-Fair supply
Corn-Receipts better, and a good de
| Hlduu mullc, |1sGoVp1'Ao T, JOilOms p1'4f&
S1.15; western mixed, $l.l2. Sugar firm
and unchanged. Bacon steady and un
changed, but dull. .
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Flour dull ant
dropping, with little demand. Corn active
sacks, IS. Mess pork in demand at S24.
holders generally ask y advance. Lart
firm at 13c. Bulk meats firm and quiet.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 29.-Cotto1
nominal at 23c. Rosin-Low grades firm
at $2.SO@s3; fine grades dull and unset
tied. Spirits turpentine, 53Ic.; stocl
light.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July 29.-Cotton marke
steady light offerings retard business
sales so bales middling at 24@2411c.
SAVANNAH, July 29.-Cotton firm and j
moderate demand; sales, CT bales hold
ers ask 251a@26c. for middling; receipt:
l54 bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 29.-Cottol
unchanged sales, ITO bales middling q
25h926c. Receipts, 100 bales.
Weather very warm; thermometer, 81
There was storm here this afternoon.
MOBILE, July 29.-Cotton closed firm
low middling 23c. sales, 100 bales; re
ceipts, Is bales.
Weather hot and showery.
New ORLEANS, July 29.-Cotton 6rmer
sales 500 bales low middling Csc. receipts
500 bales. Louisiana sugar very quiet
stock light; fully fair, 24@24L. Cub
sugar firm with light stock and GOO
inquiry; fair, l234@13. Cuba molasses i
moderate demand. with large supply a
5O@55c., according to lots. Gold, l40M