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viii Social Treachery "Pay?"

Will Social Treachery "Pay?"
We find in the interesting letter of Dr.
RsAD the statement that there is a Chinese
doctor in San Francisco who practices al
the rate of $40 per week and medicine
found, Exactly. The inferior races VII
worm themselves after Il fashion into other
cmployment besides that OF mere drudgeS,
working right along like Il steam engine"
the classes which talk about labor as a low
thing, which decent people ought not to
stsin their hands with, need not think that
they arc to escape the consequences of the
introduction of the inferior types Of men to
crowd our W type of men out Of occupa.
ton by underwriting them. We observe
of late that there is much daintiness at the
North In the language employed towards
laboring people. They are spoken of as ar
Togantly as it was possible to speak Of tn.
slave here in the South. 1t IS declared that
the trades unions and their dictatorial
charges must be resisted by the introduc-
ton Of I" cheap labor" that "works right
along like a steam engine" and has no holi-
days, no recreation, no frolics, if you will,
that show men to be possessed of a liberal
degree of human nature.
We do not approve the ex~travagances and
t, rannies of the trades unions; but it will
be 8 fatal movement that attempts to coun-
teraet them by introducing inferior men,
whose chief merit Is that they have no SEN
timent, no geneality in their hearts-in-
deed, lone of the feeling that, rightly di-
rected, makes man good, and religious, and
atiectionate, and devout which elevate him
In proportion to their strength and their
proper direction.
Let the manufacturers of shoes Of North
Adams and elsewhere make this exchange.
Let them turn away their own blood and
introduce the Chinese. The day will come
when they viii repent it. The Chinese are
exceedingly initiative, as are oil the Asiatic
and African races, and they will set up for
themselves. Ii they cannot design they can
copy, and most faithfully, as was illustrated
in the case Of the American officer who sent
cloth to. make q pair Of pants out of,
an old pair that were patched to cut
the new by. The Chinese tailor made the
pants, copying every patch In the pattern
sent him, and sent both to the officer to his
very great irritation. And so some master
Chinese will copy the shoes Of the North
Adams manufacturer, and make them so
cheap that the man who now imports the
Chinese because they work SO cheap, an6
so fright along like a steam en- gine," will
wish them at the end Of the world.
Society cannot be trided with by such
mixing up of incompatible types of men.
And those classes who import for selfish
purposes the inferior types, will most as
snredly have the poisoned chalice which
they tender others commended to their lips.
The society which rests upon a labor infe-
rior IN the attributes Of mankind to the
classes that It s~ustains, is weak, frail, and
u%nenduring.
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ne SPECIAL NOTICE.
$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

AS VIC intend making a change In our business,
our entire stock will be offered, for q few days
longer, AT AND BfLOW COST FOa CAsH.
REAL LACES, less than cost;
EMBkO1DERIFS, less than cost
LACE PsEASOL COVERS, less than cost
HOSIERY and GLOVES, less than cost;
SHETLAND SHA~LS. less than cost;
WO&STED SHA WIS, less than cost;
YARNS ami KNITTING COTT0NS, less
than cost; ,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, less than cost
PUFFiNG5 and RUFFLIS9S, less thsE
cost
together with IA complete line of GENTS FIFE
NI>HlNG GOODS, all Of which VIII be sold les
than cost to close out. No humbug, as we are
really selling The greatest bargains ever offered III
this city. ARMISTEAD 4 BiBB,
No. COL corner Broad and 9th streets.
oc 6~-TuTh&StOct7
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asa from fhe Governor.

cYovernor WALKER sent to the Genera
Assemblv Yesterday q message, which we
nuhlish in another column. His sugges'
tions as to who should he Jurors under any
constitutional law that may be passed,
seem to US to be timely and judieious.
The Governor also declares in this mes
sspe in favor of a free bridge between Rich
mond and Manchester.
The General Assembly will no doubt
agree with the Governor IN regard 10 these
matters, and act accordingly.
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AsyElCiN,

M FALL STOCK OF BOOTS AND
SHES. y would respectfully call attention to
my large and varied stock OF BOOTS, SHOES.
AND TRUNKS, manufactured by the best Btlti-
more and Philadelphia makers, which 1 offer al
prices that defy competition,
JOHN HARR0LD,
oc1-eounE SIT Broad street.
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GENERAL IApoDsN, of Virginia, suggests
through the New York papers that Gov.
Walker and the Legislature of Virginia,
now in session, be selected as the agents for
the distribution Of the means that may be
contributed from New York or any other
city or State for the aid Of those who have
appalling foundations.
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ay- IRISH LINENS at IS, 40, 10, and

esg- IRISH LINENS at IS, 10, 10, and
50c.;
LINEN TABLE-CLoTHs, full two yards long,
at 81, worth @l.50:
FRI %GED NAPKINS or DOYL1Es a. 75c. and
al per dozen, worth $l.2j and $3.50:
BRIDAL or HONEY-CUMG QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, at 81. 80, wo:ths:.'o.
4 large stock of e Blankets from S4to SIS
i pair: GINGHAMs at loc. per yard: BED
TICK at lOc. per yard; COMFORTERs at 90 50
large.size HEAVY WOOL BED SPREADS at
$3.50, worth IS: WHITE CORDUROY, CO.
LORED: CORDUROY, BALMORAL SKIRTS OF
every description, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Take notice that our store Will be closed MOI
Day the 10th, aud MONDAY the 18th, en- acc unit
Of holidays. 0cd
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BALTIMORE AND PoToMAc R~AILRoAD.-It
Is stated that the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company will not repair the Long
bridge over the Potomac at Washington,
but viii build q new one at once that will
Withstand all future foods. !
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Ut NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
4 BARGAINS,

Handsome Dress Goods, only zoe. rich Alpacas,
only eoc.; best-makc Calicoes, only le5c.; Good;
for mems and boys wear at :0c.. AndroscoggN
Bleac!ied Cotton, ls3c.; good Lin'eNs, l?a:,; r.
Quilts, 81 IS: lot OF Atwood Flannels, only 2cc.i
ladies' Heavy White Hose, l7c., elsewhere Csc
Ladies' White HandkcrcbieGS, &c.; Crash fol
Towels, l0c.; Huckarack 1'owele, l0c.i Gold-Eyeo
feed!cs, &C.; Corsets, Laccs. Edgings, Emoroi.
derics, Sh wis, Blankets, Tickings, Otlclo:h,
Broadcloth, Cashmere, Ladies aud Gents Wool
leo Shirts and Drawers, Linen Shirts, irish Linz
ems, s~hlrt-Fronts, Neckties, Nainsooks, Jacopcts,
sxisses, Ribbons, Napkins, Jet Jcwelr!, and, IN
short, everything kept ina
FIRST GLASS e OOD HOUSE.
Having bought most Of my goods at auction for
cash, enables nc to sell goods at prices that can
not be equaled In cheapncss IL this state and par
ties In want of cheap and reliable DRY GOODS
will iindIt very much to their interest TO give me 4
call before purchasing elsewhere
..%- A. G0LDBACK, COZ Broad street,
= between eth and 7h streets.
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MATsraNG, OII.CLoTM, &c.

GEORGE w. ANDERSON d SONS
VI have III store and for sale o tine SOCK OF
CARPETS, PAPEE-HANGlNdS, &C., 6C's SiR-
bracing in part ur rr,pr.
PLY, and me common grSues Oh
Varieties OF STAIR ~ ,a
The FALL STYLE Of PAFER-HANGESas,
nearly alTof new designs - - - ou
Stylish patterns OF FLoOn anu iAhhE otIs
CURTAIN Goops, coRNICEs.
and al Vthe articles Of q Srst- class establisnmsist,
These goods are fREsa, and arc offered VERY
Lt,W.
enre in thia community OF thirty yeara, and haa
selected our geodI with especial reference 70 thu
market.
stceet, below Twelfth tnp stasrs1. SO ia--im
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NE c. DOGGETT 6 CO., No. % GOV
ERNOR STREET, corner of Franklin, have re-
ceived n general assortment Of CARPETINGs,
FLOOR UIL-CLOTHS, MATTINGS, CURTAIN
goods, WINDOW SHADES and PAPER
HANGINGS, wi Il The usual supply OF UPIoL-
STEERING GOODS, Tor the fall t!ade, which viii
be sold ut very low prices, ana PAPER-HANG-
ING and UpHOL>TER1NG o. every description
executed promptly. &C AM
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me- FLANNELS! FLANNELS!!

nJ5 FLANNELS! FLANNELS!!
=. FLANEELS!ii
We call particular attention to our stock Of
FL ~ MES. We nowoter
WHITE AND RED FLANNEL, warranted all
wool. ut csc, worth zoe. per yard;
Full yard-wide, all WOOL SHAKER FLANNEL,
at soc. per yard, worth o6c.
VIII re- GREY, BED, and BLU TWILLED
.r FLANNELS in all qualities;
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS:
iPERA FL ANNELS In all %colors;
Also, a fun assortment OF BLEACHED and tN-
RLEACaED CANTON FLANNELe, from
log 10 SOC. per yard.
LEVY BIZ 1THEaS',
.-. l2l3 ard l3l5 Main street.
COATS,S Spool COTTON, all nos, st coo.
ner dozen.
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j. N. HERNDoN, Cashier. 5y -
TyENRY A. ATKINSON, ESQ. :

HENRY 4. WILKINSON, ESQ:
III. DEAR SIR-It Is The Wish OF. your friends
th,t Won shouid become aa independent csudtdtte
for the Office OF C0MM0aWEaLTHis ATrOm-
| SEY Tor the county. OF Henrleo. The OBJ eet isto
| Ignore party combinations In 30 far as eitaues
| atsempt 10 control the choice of tho people for 81
ohicc Ia which political bias aud partisan adse.
| renee should have no influence: and be.ttsins
ron 70 he perfectly frea from any 6uch psocltyi-
lives. we hope you win announce Sourself 10 !
candidate for. this oface, With the assurance OF the
/ cofd!ai suppart'Of 584sAASY VOTERS,
nrtohar 4 iSf1.
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BANK OF Coa3lEgCE, I
FREDERICKSBURG, July 10, 1870.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN THE HOLDERS OF THE .COuSTER-
SIGNED NOTES OF THE BANK OF C0M-
MERGE that the same must DE presented for re-
demution At par at the Office OF said h,nk, IN.
Fred .ricks6urg, Va, or az the bsnking-hoa e OF
Conway, Gordon 4 Garnet, In said town, on or
before the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, 1871. or tho
same will be barred, IN conformity with an act
OF the General Assembly OF Virginia passed July
J.. 1870, entitled an act for tie relief OF tie Bank OF
Commerce st Fredericksburg.
GEORGE Is. SCOTT, Prestdent.
T. NJ. Cashier, ~ - Fem
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PARDON OF THE FENIANs.-It is stated that
the President has decided to pardon all the
Fenian prisoners engaged In the late Canada
raid, and by the 10th Of October it is ex,
pected they will all be free, Gen. O'Neii
among the rest.
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ng~BED BLANKETS, BED BLANK
gTS.-Eyery variety of f. BLANKETS from
the lowest TO the highest prices.
CALICO COMFORTERA
COLORED wO l. BEn-SPREADS,
sHEETINGS, and PILLOW-CASE CoIioN'
a. LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2I5 Main street.
vrI,vET RIBBONS In sIl widths and colors /;
RACK and COLOR cd SATISS cut on tn. bias.
Zoe 81
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OFFICE ESGlNEERl
HINES RIHER INFRINGEMENT. ,

JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
VA, Oct. s. 1870.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- cetved at thi. office until 1e o'cIHck on the 18th
OF OCTOBER for the construction of a PILE
DRIVER. .rt.
Specifications can be obtained by application to
this office, K. ID. MINOR,
Engineer James River Improvement.
Oc 5-tl5thjct
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RYLAND H. NoRvELL, formerly witt Isaac sy"
Gle WIN. n. B. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN HoaTz, aud
Miss ALICE HAnDESIY, are with ME, and would
be pleased to be favored with q call from their
friends and the public generally.
oc a sely' A. GOLDBACK.
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NJ TO ENJOY LIES BLESSINGS
WE NUT HAVE HGALTH.-lt is q stubborn
fact that every human heIr e IS more or less pre-
dis posed 10 disease, ana In the spring the exciting
sickness Is exceedingly prevalent. Now, to coln-
ser2ct the banciul influences which 5 mntim2s tell
with fearful eject upon our system ut thi> period
Of the yesr, 4 =. rtain and agreeable r. medy Is fur
nish2d by .:essrs. DR.. :. q. HARTMAN & Co, of
Lancaster and pittsbuc9, Pa. II is tn t noted and
eflcactous invignrant and tonic. MtSH.ER'S
hEEE B1TfEHS T. ltle-givin preparation. and
in universal Il @. 1t IS the best blood purifier nov
before the public. 1t iEvignrates, renorahs. and
the irregularit CO of the system imparts. fresh
rl9or and strength 70 IL constitution; and pro-
ouces perfect Etalth and flee spirits where now
general debility and nervousness. Ever bod9
ought to use It In tho spring and summer. az IT will
be found 4 reliable prot c.iun against disease and
Il promoter rf liap: mess. oc 5-eo4&"lw
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There are 1000, 900 acres OF land undtr
Improvement in Kansas, an Increase 3ni
j, 800 1900 acres in n year.
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BOARDING.

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE,
lSE or other gentlemen, desiring PRIVATE
BOARD In an elegant quarter of the city, can be
accommodated on The most liberal terms bg ap'
plvfng 1T once southeas, corner Of eth and Mar.
snail streegs, only two squares from the Capitol
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sxsecaAL syraCEn
nav CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPET

ME- CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
rhe assortment Of 5ARPETsw we nov efer Is ore
" the best selectefthat we have ever oasree. Iws
purchased our stock this season direct rom ,ns
manufacturers, and can chow some Styles "n
annot be surpassed in beauty. ,rs
o,r,,at our genuine ENGLISH BODY BRUs
Sells at o.. IS per yard; :.
1enn;ne ELGLIsH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS az
si.So and s1.1 per yard;
rHPEE-pLYS, IEGRAiaS. HEMP, ana VEIL
TIAN CARPETS, in great variety, at very
low prices; r.n
full as ,ortmert Of RUGS. DFUGaETs, MAT
TING, and OIL-CLOTFS. at
LEVY BR0THERS',
lol3 aud 1915 Main street.
COLoRED WOOLSPREAI ATE, CALICO CUM
FoRTFRs, BLANKETS, anu
rABLE-CLOTnS, very cheap. oc'
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OFFICE ENGINEERl
TIxrr1 prr-rr ynnn1-rrsnx -U Y

OFFICE E~NGINEERl
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
RICHMOND. VA, Oct. 6, 1910.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- cefYed at this Office until u O'Clock on the 18th
Of OCTOBER for the construction OF a DREDa-
\ on tile Cooley plan, with any I'm
provements that can be made thereon.
Specifications can be obtained by application t.
this Office. ..t r. ID. MlHoR,
ENGINEER James. River Improvement.
or S-tI5thnrt s.
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MRS. n. Nj. NORFLEET will be pre-
lyE pared TO accommod Ite both PERMANENT
ana TRANSIENT BOARDERS at her residence,
NO. G0A corner of Ninth and Broad streets, by the
lst of October, aud will be pleased to receive APP
plications on the premises. sc 2a-2w
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mr. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
A, large assortment Of GEES GOo"si style anu
quality cannot be surpassed; prices extremely
yow. All kinds OF GOODS for at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1916 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTI@G COTTON, soc.
oer nound. BALE COTTON, all Nos, at Sl.8s
per bale Of five pounds. oco
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THuRsDAy, Oct. 0, 1870.
SJNN uE

The Senate met Mt noon-Lieut. Gov.
MARYE In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Geo. w. Motley, OF the
hlafindisf church
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, I
q a Il An IrlA NArl <

...- OFFICE OF CITY ENGISEER,1
' RICHMOND, VA, OCT. 4.h. 1910.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
~ celyed at this Office Until SATURDAY, Sth
Instant st l: O'Clock NJ. to furnish $50 tons best
RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for use tn
city buildings.
The Committee on Public Grounds aud Build
ings reserves the T!2iR u !cicc> any or I'LL propo-
sails. II, DlNMGCk,
oc Sit 80. City Enxineer.
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M PEEK, FREAN & CO.'S ENG.
L1sH CRACkERSat
SHIELDS 4 CARY's,
ocs eco Broad street,
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BOARD. in private family, with a large
ID FURNISHED ROOM, on the first loor, suit
able for two gentlemen or a gentleman ana his
wife, can be obtained by application addressedt to
..H,n post-oflceb box 500. oc 5-.eod6ts
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s.TEAMEEa
STEsAMElsa.
uIRGINIA STEAMSHIpA fMefa
And PACKET COMPANY.
THE Il NO. I

THE a MOI STEAMSHIP
GEORGE 3. .UPToN,n CAPTAIN ROBERTS,
win leave New York for Richmond
M TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th, AT 3 2. NJ,
from Pier If, East river, foot "ali street, giving
nsrtjes Iese ample ( me to Greer tcelr goods ny
her. a,oss ~ thjs epternr,se
Due rSttcs viii ne given parties here when she
will be ready 10 receive Ielght here tn Se"
York. Hold your freight fpf yGar oT prs ~
cHAR / & n +. HWo,sTHAM'
GAKIHEsyy, + SD MESs4'os'
oc7-at iFxecntlve' Committee
y CnMPA,SSYL,-F N34KsEE9G If4 = - 8.
ryHsTsSNN9TrfafE' jan ANp a : RIVER hsac The las. ano
elegant United states Iasii st;ane1
20 d. = s !. l.. GrEr 3 b.
a lesys e.a sUmp q plaees on MONDAYS. .WE6ESs;
DAYS, and FRIOA9s,, at ALf,PA ns, s1 I
THURSDAYS. and Saturdays.
PASSENGERS arrive In Norfolk In time 70 con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore ana points
Train leaves City Point fer Petersburg on ar.
rival l. Of steamer,
Fare to norfolk. .SI'oo'
liberal arrangements made for EA-
Freia6t received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ga
more, and principal LANDINGS on chesapeake Day,
AID all regular landings on james river, at kEA.
SDH2RiIE RATES.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for way landings must ID: prepaid.
L. u. rhYUM. General agent,
sci Office, Company's wDarf.
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BORDEAUX PRuNEs.--Just
. received, a small lot or EXTRA BORDEAUX
'RUS f., IN twe-geImd packages, TIN and glass.
oe ee7 BEeaa street,
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20 POWDER, SHOT, AND CAPS, at
SHIELDS & CARY,S,
oc5 60e Broad street.
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M GIILT-EDGE GOSHEN BUTTER.
This Is the best batter taat is made. Just received
ut Sill GLDs & CARI'S,
oc5 eos Broad street.
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IS TINE,a "sUpERFINE,;,1A AMP
sEllTRA !" FLOUR
for ssle;i i,rsooT 3 20.
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VIBB AGAINST GIBB.-In the Chan

NOR SALE, SEVERAL NEW AND
II SECONDHAND EHGINES and nAW,-
Mills at the Metr ,politsn Works,
Va. .Gtso AWM. Co.
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LONDON. July S-Noon.-COnsols 921a. Bonds
sa1 Common rosin frmer at 5s eda6s. Tallow
ass Sd.
LIVERPOOL, July s-Noon.-Cotton sSeauyi up
lands ezd; Orleans 1od; sales 10000 bales. sales
for the week 60, 900 bales, including 5000 Tor e4-
uort and speculation. Stock on hand 57i,ooo
bales, of which $4,000 are American. Receipts
for the week 72,eoo bales, OF which 10000 were
American, Stock afoat 404, 600 bales, Of which
a5 600 are American. Red Western wheat Ss I'd
aqs. Lard heavy. Tallow AS.
Eyening.-Cotton unchanged; sales 10000 oaies'
speculatlon and export 1000 bales. Corn heavy.
Beef firm.
PARIS July s.-Bou.se opened shade irmer
Rertes Tof 35c.
HAvRE, July S.-Yesrerday cotton cosea quie'
a. II l5c aloat.
New YORK, Juy s.-Noon.-stocKs strong. No'
ney sa5 per cent. Sterling, long s1S; snort io>s.
Gold l2. Bonds 1l5s. Tennessee eX-coupons
&C: new e5 Virginia ex-coupons t9; new eo1a.
JonIslapa. old 73; Levees sixes u; Ala'
abma eIghts 1oo1; Gyes II. Georgia skies s9A'
seyens es. North Carolina old 527s; new 30. south
Carolina old SO; new so. Flour quiet; shppns
grades steady. Wheat unchanged. Corn
shade flrner. Pork and lard unchanged Cotton
ouiet and firm; upands e0tlc; Orleans 2olaeo&c;
sales 400 bales. Naval stores unchanged
Frelghts dull.
Eysninc.-Money easy. Sterling Q'iet. Gold
liz. Governments closed strong; few oierlns.
Southern generally dul! and quotations wiae
apart: lower In North Carollnss. and higher IN
new Virginias. Cotton quiet; sales 1900 bales.
Flour quiet. Wheat steady. Corn shade frrler'
Mess pork 500 rs. Lard and wh!skey shade
frrper. Groceries steady. Naval srores end ta!-
low quiet. Freghts lEmer.
BOSTON, July s.--Co:ton quie. and steady; saiu'
6!lncs Oxa2oHc; nes receipts .! week i1' bales;
coastylse 1000; total 22l5 sG:es sso9i SOCK 'u'e
ha!ss. 4
BALTIMORE, July s.-C0;ton du! ana tehuihe
downward; midd ing l9H; net receipts TOT Tue
week 81 bales; coas:w:se 95 ba!cs total li0 oaies
exports coas,Slse 800 bale:; sales l.l9 bales;
stock 5000 bales Flour steady. Wheat ln-
changed. Corn steady. Pork quies; bacon ctlVe
and advancing; shoulder 131:c. Lard gulet'
Whlskey fiat at 9'cas1,
CINCINNATI, July s.-F1our unchanged. Corn
firm with light supply. Whissey l"Wer' at s'a
sec. Pork neglected, but held at s2o Lard nom
inally unchanged. Bacon firm.
ST. LOUIS, July s.--Rope sEc Bagging 'oc'
Flour dun; foil superfne s. 1904 So Corn 2aSc
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higher. whiskey oocas1. Provisions quiet. Pork
$50. Shoulders 14o. Lard dull
PROVIDENCE, July 8.-Cotton, receipts for the
week "a bales.
WILMINGTON, July s.-Cotton dull; middlings
ISc; receipts Of the week rs bales exports coast.
wise "a; stock $50 bales.
NORFOLK July S.-Co:ton nominal; low mid.
ding 171zc; receipts 2e7 bales; stock 1872; receipts
for week 592; exports, coastwise, S5a; sales BIG
bales.
AUGUSTA, July Cotton.-MarKct opened
quiet, and closed dull and nominal; sales l35
bales; receipts IL; mIddings 17kal 75lc; sales Of
the week 1924 bales; receipts 22o; stock 6o67.
SAVANNAH, July S.-Cotton in light demand;
middling 1st<alS7Sc; sea islands 27a55c; sales S26
bales; receipts so4; exports coastwlse, 1862;
stock 1855; sea island receipts for week 1910; ex-
ports, coastwiee, $3.50; sales 600 bales.
GALVESTON, July s.-Cotton dull and nominal;
good ordinary l5c; sales so bales; receipts SO
bales;. exports to Bremen $40 bales; stock 1872
bales; receipts of the week 4si bales; exports Of
the week to Great Britain 1923 bales; to the con-
tinent 1855 bales; coasswlse 2117 bales; sales Of
the week go bales.
MOBILE, July s.-Cotton quiet; low middlings
17Hal7%c; mlddlIngs ls1la1sHc; sales 15o bales;
receipts 81 bales; stock 2o,019 bales; receipts Of
the week 46s bales; exports Of the week to Great
Britain 1922 bales; to the continent 14sl bales;
coastwise 1891 bales; sales Of the week 245o bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July S.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; mddllngs 1ssla1sc; sales 500 bales; receipts
for the week 2eia; ooastwise 245; total 2sss; ex-
ports to Great Britain 3451; to Bremen $50; Mala.
ga 400; Barcelona e10; France 3o4a; coastwise
ss4o; sales $3.50. Sugar higher; prime 12a12Ac.
Sight Il premium. Gold 1lH.
New York Rice Market.
From the Daily Bulletin, Juy0 But few
small trade orders have been filled, and the mar
ket ia quite dull. Prices unchanged, but follow
ing gold on foreign the feeling Is trine weak.
Sales OF 100 bags Rangoon at eAa6Tc. Common
fancy SIS 37ka9 per hundred. Rangoon 6za7c
per ID, currency; 3a3A per ID, gold In bond.
From the World The demand still mostly from
the trade. but fair, and prices sustained. We
quote at sa9c for Carolina; 635aTc for Rangoon,
currency, duty paid; and 3a3Hc for do, gold, 10
bond The stocks ore very good but not easily
available. Sales today Of so tierccs and 125
bags.
From the Journal Of Commerce: Rice is quiet
to-day. The tone Of the market Is strong, but
there is not much disposition on the part OF deal
ers to purchase. We quote domestic ut Sha8Ac,
and Rangoon, duty paid, at 62la7c.
From the Times Rice has been IN slack de-
mand, including Carolina, at SS 21aL currency;
Rangoon So 81 1sa3 25 gold, In bond, and So 75a
7 II, currency, tree, per 100 lbs.