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COGR'T ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
prnrrNrnNt, lnrnrn Lnf. 10 1Arl

RICHMOND, BccciuDer Nv leil.
ADMINISTRATOR
/ W. PENDLETONA AND ALS.-iS THE CHAN
Gerry CoURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND: liy de-
cree entered IN this cause the 9Th day OF Bece-
ber ISL. 'ste court doth adjudge, order. and de-
cree, that one of The commissioners Of this court
do inquire and report: ,,.,u,
LIST. What estate, real and personal, VIII lam ):
Pendeton died seized and POSSESSED or aud what
debts and demands there are against the estate o!
said decedcnt which remain unpaid and are entiuen
to be paid out Of the same!
Cd. In what estate OF said cecedent Is ms willow,
Lucy ID. Pcndleton, entitled 10 DOVER aud whether
her dover therein Gun lie conveniently Miot'ea III
kind2 .,,, o,
3D. Whether sale of any portion OF the sald reai
estate will lie necessary for the payment Oh GeDu,
and If 50, what portion should be SOLD ior thls puf
pose? t,,r =, Tho
real estate Of the said dcceGcnt, after assigning ulo
widows dover and puyug The debts can ge con,sI,
nicnt!y made In kind among MS heir:-at-aTi aiiJ
If not whether am party Will accept the "ioie an1
nav therefor to the other parties sacn sn.is OF ioeS
rs their Interest therein may ent!tie them 10!
| sth II nurtitinn In kind cauuot be conveniently
made and no party IL willing 10 take the "il9ie sun
iart whether the Interests Of those entitled "o9iu
he nrornoted by sale of tie whole subject anu .
distribution Of the proceeds, or saie OF tl a
allotment OF the reside; or whctic. 9ate - S
| land should be made for any other resSc ,. r
The PARTIES Interested arc hereby notlned lila :"
have fixed on FRIDAY the l2ih day OF oanuh ~
1872, mt II O'Clock 81 the time, ana my ol....' Ia
the city OF Richmond, Is the piace 10 execus '''
foregoing decree. JEOMAS j. EVA
de II-I'haw Commissioner.
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TRAVEL DIvERTED.-Sincc tile trains have
commenced running on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad between Charleston and Hunt
ington travel has been diverted from Par
kclsburg by the boats, and now goes tc
Portsmouth, Ohio, 10y rail, thence to Hunt
ington by boats, and thence by rail again to
the capital County Journal.
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New P:isC2tx.

Pmling-machinc, J. Eagerly, Richmond
Va; reissues (back chains for cart-saddIcs}
". i. Mcclure, Alexandria. Va, assignol
OF two-tlirds interest 10 j. c. Graham and
II. Q. Ci"u"!'ton, patent No. 1882, dated
September 20, 1871.
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What is the difference between certain
distinguished general in his military, CLOAK
and donkey? Not much, you will say,
perhaps-Eecauso they both have braid
I0rIR. u II
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CorreCt-atteSt:
S. VI. R0SENBACM,
l.. II. FRAYSER. Directors.
CHARLES L. WHlTLOCK,1

NOTWITHSTANDING enlarged and tho
IN roughly reiitted the store No. o2j TW ENTY-
FIFTH STREET, We have this day opened 1t -
u BRANCH CuNEECTiOSEkI.o Offering to the re-
sid.uts of Church aud Union Hills entirely Eess
stock Of such goods found In irst-class re-
tai confectionery. o,,-,,,r
We have engaged the services OF Mr.. lsOBEi.E
VERNE US nanagcr of this branch, ana resptct-
fully solicit liberal patronage.
CAPPEf. & SCHOTLER,
Wholesale Canfacti1!.Grs.
do o,-st* No. I3i:l 3iaiu street.
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The 75caicnS, Revolution.

MATAMoRAS, December 20.--The insurgcnt
syinpathizers here, stimulated by the occupa-
tion of Burgos Ivy the revoutionists, may
commence lo$tilities ut any moment. The
occilpat;on of Burgess by small force initiates
tie revolution in the State of Tamaulipas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
I CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Lev Y BROTHERS.

Handsome EMBROIDERED H.,NDKERCHIEFs.
LACE and LINEN SETS of COLLARS and CUFFS.
POINT-LACE HANDEERCuIEFs and COL
LARS,
vALESCIENNEs HANDKERCHIEFs and
COLLARS,
HANDKERCHIEF and GLOyE-EOXEs.
GENTLEMEN's DREsslNG-CASEs, nicely fur
nislcI with BRUSHES, COMBS, SHAVING
APPARATUS, &C.;
CIGAR BOXES.
TIE, CADDIEs,
PAPER RACKS,
WALNUT and LEATHER CARD-RECEIvERs,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
PGCKET-BOOKs, BAGS, and PURSES:
SLIPPER PATTERNS,
NECh-I1ES,
NECK RIBBONS and TIES,
ED, BERLIN, BUCK, DOG SKIN, and SILK
GLOVES;
TABLE-CLOTus,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
DRESS GOODS,
Elegant HAIR BRUSHES,
sorted stock ever offered IN this city;
Elegant BRuCHE, CASHMERE, PLAID, ant
STRIPED SuAWLS;
CAsSIMERES,
VEsTINGS,
SILE and LINEN HaNDkERCuIEFS,
INFANTS. WORK, aud TRAVELLING
BASKETS;
| TABLE and PIASO-COVEhS,
| PARasOLs aud PARASOL-COVERs.
CRIB, CRADLE, and BED BLANKETS;
SASHE9,
and hundreds O. other articles suitable for holda.
presents, at LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. dc /.
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&c Eiy;t Sr.yice---ksceonInle1
OF The Commissioners.

HA4ISGroN, December 19.-The civi!-ser-
,,ce commissioners, i'll their report 70 the
resident, recommend, first, that tic ffesl-
.ent retain absolute power Of removal, SO that
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r~i:~1S11. CHRISTMAS. Isl
PIZZlEI'S CONFECTIONERY.
s07 BROAD STREET.

PLAIN CANDIES, FRENCH CANDIES.
FANCY BONES GERMAN SURPRISE,
CITR0N, CEERANTS, RAISlES,
GEiATlNE, FTRE-CNACkEKS,
FIREWORKS, TORPEDGES,
DOLLS, MAGIC TRICKS,
GLAZED FRUITS.
GRYSThLLTXED FRUITS.
4 large stock Of CHRISTMAS GOODS just re-
ccivei. and prices have been reduced to suit the
times.
PLAIN CANDIES at CSC. per pound.
FREHCH CANDIES 1t 80 and T5c. per pound
For large quantities Il discount Call ut
no 3v-lm PlLZiEI'S, S07 Broad street.
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T.e Ntlr!terczs Gf tsiG CoioTcsa La5'Jcr
wynn E.5Ho!ies3.
NEW YORK December 20.--John ". San
ders, Jasper Dugan, and Curtis Garrett, con-
fined at Chicot City, Arkansas, for the muir
der of the negro lawyer Wynn, were taken
by negro mob ard shot dead. The negroes
took possession e the town, which they now
hold. 4 number Of citizens have led Ter
SafptN.
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It seems to he believed that Mrs. Wharton
Will be acquitted, whether guilty or innocent,
in consequence OF the laundering manage
;nent OF the prosccution.-IT ashingio5. Stn.
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COMMERCIAL.

Corn md Flour Exchange,
aCHdoSD, Va, December 20, ISL )
OFFERINGS.
GHEAr:-W httc, 900 bushels. Red TIA br4l,eIs
SSohS'-N hite, ZIG bushels. Mixed, 6. bushels.
RrE.-12 bushels.
MEALS bushels
SALES.
HHEAT.-Whitc. 1850 bushels AZ SI.ss6Is1. 81 far
ptiine Sias Tor good. sl.5o61s1se for fsir 81 for
so.hinon. Red I22 hEhei5 at SI.s7 for prime siGa
'o Yer VerE g9od, sL5T for good, $3.50 for fair.
,sVhS..N hitc- 635 bushels ut g5lIcsc for prirne
oST: Tor fair: Mixed. 90 bushels as &C.
islG--l2 bushels prime ut sac.
hEL--cs bushels nj roc.
domestic aIarkcts-TBT TELEGRApnl
SEW DIRK December so.-Cotton Quiet. sales
S, g. naieS npiands 2osc. Flour dull; common 10
T efsr sG,seg good to choice, $1,000 s92s
=, n iss active at sic Wheat-Winer red western
Sissagsl.a1. Corn, 7GiGl77sc. white southern. zoe
islee nrm mt &c. Beef steady. Lard easier: Kettle
we. Sa'als very firm. Frelghts heavy.
BALTIMORE, December Colour and wheat opre
anu steady. Corn active, scarce, and firm whilo
southern, GfggG9c.; yellow, 6StEgQc: mixe y;estnrr,
eseg'.s rye dull, 92@Sl. Oats dull, 5IlIsic Pork
nrln Slice. Bacon steady. TIC; sugar-curcd hams.
tagtSc Lard quiet, loc. Butter unchanged. Whls-
Virginia IS anu coupons, old So bid. West yirgi-
nia $, . bl'i, q asked. North CarOna,s olG 81
Did; new, l2bid. Special tax, IL bid.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IL; /. i. BRIGGS'S BREAD, CAKE,
AED CRACKER BAKERIES,
So,. TOT MIN STREET AND 426 BROAD STREET.

The largest and host assortment or T LAI IN,
FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL CAKES 20 lie found
in the city can lie had ut BklGGS'S BAKERIES,
Nos. T0T AT1in street and i26 Broad street.
DO not forget 10 Cal! and sec FAMILY CAKE
b.i,cL iced AM cra:iInecd AZ al times during lie
d.y. tic .U-lw
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scau;ssa! Of an Alleged. Ernhezzser.

BALTIMORE, December 2O.-Robert ID
Smith, arrested OF the charge of embezZlln9
United States funds, has been tried III tae
district court and acquitted.
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NJ MEADE 6 BAKERS
INTERESTING TO LADIES.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
MADAME j. NJ. GER,

MADAME j. NJ. GRA y GEE,
G21 BROAD, STREET, ),
was the recipient OF THREE PEEaIgMs Two
,'re,ninn,s rat were awarded for IACE-W DIRK,
and. rs heretofore ofers to the ladies OF Richmond
her services for the requiring of fine LACES,
SHAWLS, LACE CURTAINS, etc.
Also. lust received, fine assortment OF Ef.n 80
LACE, PRIZE. LACE, IMITATION LACE SEIs,
aud LINEN CUFFS and COLLARS, OK the very
Latest Ltyles and at n most reasonable price.
Also Invites the attention of the ladies 10 . new
ard select line OF JEWELRT, Including the new
style of SILVER and fire FRENCH GILT Seoas 20
much worn IL the leading cities. IN early call anu
examination will pay ~. Ian
=. s.-ReInemher. ladies, that Mrs. GRANGER VII y
do up once free Of ctrac al LASf sooas 9ous s
her this year. nol-Lu,L nx-l-.-
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SALT LAKE. CRY, December 2o.-HeaTy
snow prevails in the mining 'anons, three
more feet having fallen. Communication Is
very difficult.
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H DRESS GOODS.

We have just .nade large additions to our stock
of DRESS GOODS, which enable lis to show the
largest assortment ever offered in any one estab-
ilsiiIncul In tits city. Prices low!
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Lock at or DOLLAR KID GLOVES. della
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nTGENTLEMEN'S GENUINE
FRENCH DOG-SKIN GLOVES, superior to kid
aud the lest fitting glove cyor offered In This city
Ill sizes, from u to 10
Also, BUCK, CLOTH, CASHMERE, SILK, KID,
"''N LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1215 Main street.
l.7oo pairs LADIES' KID GLOVES at 81 pair
the best glove ever offered for the price. dc IL
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND:
LJoHE c. DAVIS, Cashier of The Planters National
Hank of Rchmond 10 sDlcnuly swear that the above
statement is true, TO the best q my kuowledge and
belief. JOHN =. DAVIS: Iashlcs.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this Goth dry OF
December, 1871. -.,->- - ;,
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~ JUGLA'S KID GLOVES.-We have
now for tie first tine since the French and German
war n full assortment Of tic aforementioned cele-
brated klD GLOVES 20 which We call tie attention
oil those who wish 10 purchase tic best article nanr-
featured. We haze jug!a's s1nplc card, by which
we can order any style color of glove desired
should va not have the same In stock.
LEVY BROTHERS,
dclt Sole Agents Tor JuSlas ID ID gloves.
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MI FOR CHRISTMAS
AND NEW YEAR.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS AS WE'LL
AS STAPLES FOR THE COLD
WEATHER.
T. Il. PRICE e co.
continue to keep their splendid stock well up anu
have recently opened for the holidays presents, &C.
Beautiful boxes IlEAISTITCIED and EhBRolO-
Erred IAEDkERClIlEFS,
LACE COLLARS AND LACE SETS,
LADIES' FANCY SILK SCARFS,
GENTS GLOVES and TIES,
LADIES' KID GLOVES, all numbers and SHADES.
IN DRESS GOODS:
FRENCH SATINS, all colors;
SLITISG SERGES and REPS,
IRISH aud FRENCH POPLINS,
oTTONAS, EMPRESS, and TYCoOEs.
N STAPLES:
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
BI.ASkETS--a full line;
REpELLAETS, LINSEYS,
SHELTINGS, COTTOSS, TOWELS,
WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
GLOVES, CORSETS to ft every figure, &c.
All they ask from critical public Is ali examine
uon and comparison of their stock.
T. L. PRICE & CO.,
dcIs 1l01 Main street
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. DO.
1879. VOW IS rHE 1872.
TIME TO
sUDscHIBE FOE TEE YEAR
1879.

ANY NEWSPAPER Or MAGAZINE PTD-
LIsHED IN THE WORLD SENT 70
SUBSCRIBERS N Any PART
OF TIE COUNTRY At
Low RATES
BY
ELLYSOS & TAYLOR,
EEWEDEALEgS AND BOOKSELLERS,
I116 MAIN STREET,
NEXT TO DISPATCH BUILDING,
RICHMOND, Va.
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Utal.---EeaFy SNOW iii the is2nifiS
Ef2-iOhS.
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ne sHUCKs! sHUCks: sHUCKs!

hCs SHUCKS! SHCChS! SHUCkS!
FARMERS. GATHER AND SAVE YOUR
snCCES; THEY WILL PAY YOUR TAXES.
G. Il. STACY & son announce to the farmers
that they nrc buying GOOD, DRY SuCCRS IL any
quantity at the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
Farmers living at distance having SllCChS to
dispose Of may make arrangements 20 bale and ship
tt!e;, by addressing &. u. STACY & son,
dc Ig-aw Richmond, Fa.
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rpoDT OF THE CONDITION OF

Ia THE PLANTERS &ATIoNAL EANK At
RICHMOND. ~ THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
At TIIt CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER
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A CCOUNT BOOKS,
n MADE or ETGLVSH or AMERICAN
PAPER. IL THE BEST STYLE, ar
1915 MAIN STREET.
Early orders solicited.
Large stock Of cheap BLANK BOOKS always on
hand.
Medals awarded at tie last and former Fairs to
RANDOLPH ENGLISH for the best BLANK
HODkS made I'm Eirr,iui1. dc l2-lm
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DAILIEs.

DAlLJES.
New York Herald. .slI 90 WASHINGTON Pa
New York World. IL CO trict ............,.$lo 90
MeW ! ork iflbune. II % Baltimore Su1...... %
Washington CLron- Baittmore hmert-
The New York herald., 1871-07-10
TIE gLissFUL JOSEPH AND HIS DOLL has.

Joseph Bliss was walking along through the
streets Of Gotham on Saturday last. In his hands he
had 500 IN lawful money Of the United States
Rssfuhy UNCONSCIOUS OF the fact that An eager eye
was upon him, he continued his agreeable task Of
counting his money.
John Jones young man from the Monumental
City, not cverburdened with "the root OF all evil, ~
was the person who was eagerly watching Joseph's
movements. John had been anxiously looking
around for something or other Of q pecuniary ma
ture to turn up and he instantly determined
what fate haa so kindly placed In his way. Grasp
viOus 10 the fact that Joseph was asking him
10 come back. He came back-'not for Joe" An
that he mad an important engagement he ran away
at the top OF his speed. Joe folio wed calling stop
thlef" "N atch," Police" John did not keep his
engagement; ne yielded to the persuasive elo-
qucuce Of o police of1cer and concluded 10 iorego
II for the present John Will be entertained FOR a
time by the city authorities, and was Yesterday COM
mtted tor trial ut Jefferson Market Police Court.
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A COYSTABLE,S CHIcANERY.


Oroide versus Glass-Bxli & Black as
Judges.
The people OF Huntington are enjoying huge
joke. A coiored man saw q piece OF glass lying In
the street. with store light rejecting upon 1t, and
as 1t gistened he thought 1t must be diamond: SO
he picked 1t up and without delay took it to
Morse's jewlery store The jeweller thought 1t
o good opportunity to invent a practical joke,
and after examining the piece of glass in several
diamond, and offered him ten dollars for II. The
negro uttered "No sah and left the store In JOY.
ful frame OF mind. Constable Trainor was patrol
ling the street, and asked the negro what he had.
He was told tina he had diamond. and that
he had been offered considerable Tor 1t. The
constable put him through rigid crosse xamiLa-
ton concerning the stone. The constable had an
Old Orolde watch, with chronic desire to stop
about every ten minutes. He told the negro 1t
proposed an even trade The trade was made,
aud naturally each supposed he had the best
of the bargain. On the following day the
constable came to New York, and. Fastening 10
Bali 4 Blacks, asked to see one OF the 1rm He was
soon conirUned by one or the partners Of the f1r1n
to whom he stated that he had a valuable diamond
which he desired TO sell. After several thicknesses
oi paper had been unOided the "diamOnd" fell upon
the and 10 the surprise OF the gentleman OF the
firm ana the aInazement OF the constable, ~ proved
meantime had wound the watch mp, bat it had the
same wea kness Tor stopping, and went only with
the movements OF the negro's better haf lie con-
Ciuded to have the waich liked, and taking 1t TO the
jeweller ascertained that 1t oroide, worth 81,
and beyond the possibility Of repair. The consta-
bic wants II nevertheless, but he cannot make the
nezro believe The diamond was bogus, and he re-
yards II as an attempt to swlndle hin.
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prices Of the principal stocks Saturday.

The following were the closing sidewalk quota
tIons after the adjournment Of the Stock FIX
change:-Western Union, 5s14 q 5S]s: Pacific Mail,
434 q 4354; New York Central consolidated, 96x q
982<: New York Central scrip. ok a 92; Erie. 27H
O 27X; Reading. 1111f 1l1H; Lake Shore, 1908
a 109X; Pittsburg, 1ls a 11s; Northwestern, 72A a
73; Northwestern preferred. 9OI 81; Rock Island,
1918 lOS; S.. Paul, 507s 90; st. Paul preferred,
SoH a 81; Wabash, $50 5sll Ohio and Mississippi.
457s 46; Union Pacific, 3o4 3oH; ROston, Hart
ford and Erie, 21s 2s; Columbus, Cincinnati ana
Indiana Central, 1872 a I9a.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Herapaths Q.ondonl Jo,una' says:-O1lcIal notice
is given that the sales OF the property of the Allan
tic ana Great Western Railway Company under the
DEGREES OF foreclosures advertised for the 1sth
22d and Goth July, in New York. Pennsyiva and
Oho respectively. The payment OF 93 los. per cent
on the certtdcae Of debentures OF 1864 will be
made on and after the lst August at the Offices OF
Messrs. BschOffsheim and GoIdschmidt, on produc-
ton Of the representative certificates (BischoIs-
| heim'sl, endorsed with the amount paid, and on
| signing receipt for the payment.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company are
about to lay down third roll on the Susquehanne
road and Its connections to Scranton. The iron II
already purchased, aud the work will be commenced
| at once
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Of ca hea " was "a" aS but rm note & sales as
for M Ems s dO 81 q for No. y S2 for amber Winter wi
seasy The sale. We're about $500 bushes a. s4c &c
for Western and oc lie for white Onto Barley continued
Gull and nominal Rye-There was n little more inquiry,
and sales Of 900 bushels At sc Canada an bond Corn
yellow and ST. vle western yellow Ga nominay y
fHKioTTsThe market was very quiet but rate, generally
espey for vessel. for peosam at about
e ess o at & s o hsfSoS e
bushels wheat at I'd The charters comprise "A French
6s hence direct sr port me
Have ". eo, SD pssrSS T. s Dra m asnSs %
hencs direct toatnsnsl port $500 refined pctro'
Belfast direct, private Italian bark, hence
s bg D sass OF PC rsG on Ss
knsdon cargo OF spirits ,urpenae and rosn at 7s for
MoIAssfs market. the absence o, sales. wa, dull
and mixed ssc soc. 1aSa clayed sc. ssc Cuba musso
ands s,?se ss s oesns 4os 's @ ''' hhs'h
NAVAL sroRRs.-The market for spirits turpennc WAS
$50 6si. to arrive 1sc go bSs the spot 4sc
IN active M and a. srons ,SS ssS WITH
at So 400 bbs common strained at 50 So 100 bbs
ys's 'ss anu % IS pas 3
m'' at% ss
3 s sS and The R
prices deeiaed weaker The sales were zoo bbs e,s a go
the market closing al about SIfs7 cash Bacon continued
but quiet sales 80 boxes stratord SIC We quote
Short clear, Size Spc long do 7sxc. eAc short rib
&C. Cumberland cut 20 Straord and Birmingham. SIC
SIS for Beef hams dun and nomsnaly
nged. meats-1hcre continued moderate demand
OF 1Nb Gear bellies at 80. and boo loose
picked hama at 2lc WequoteDry ssIted shoulders ocA
sugar cured and smoked hams lac lee Lard quiet
and shade easier The sales embrace 30 erces at l0c
for and l0c. for balance of month aiso 100 teces
sod to arrive loc. Butter and cheese quiet but
not quoiabW changed.
and very irm although generally prices above the
but In anticipation large and the
present dmn shed sellers would make concession.
Crude arm but quiet At 5c In bulk ami c In
bbs The sales OF refined :JO obls. standard white
for July delivery last ha at and 100 bbs do last
half OF August, 269s The Philadelphia market was
fairly active and frmcr The reported fales we're
bb refined standard white each last half OF August and
September at 96 1UO0 bbs do, last half OF August.
Csc and 900 bbs last half Of August to December at
26o Grade quiet out steady at lsiec ls4c Tor shp-
ping. ..
RICE The market was quiet The sales comprised 500
bags chiefly Rango0n al &c. 7c per H. Patna was neg
ecIed and nominal, vita small sales at from TAG 7lse
suaAr.-Thc market strong at yesterdays prices,
with fair demand for refining purposes The sales were
per H. for fair to good refining Cuba. Refined
sugar hrm, closing at l8icc for crushed
powdered aud grannlatsd and 123sc. for soft white.
We quote tuoa-Inerior to common refining 5ec &C.
nning 9c CSC. TO good grocery. Ssc lose. primo
choice grocery l0c slOc centrifugal hhds and boxes,
?Ac hhds. and boxes esc a93sc; mca-
do lssc 7sc HavanN-Boxes Dutch standard, NOS to .,
eAc. 95.c do 10 tn H. 9fc l0Ac do, 10 IL, ,nc
ac do ID 70 Is, llsc l2sc do ~ 10 ~ lshc Sa.a
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immediately after rounding sheets were eased or
ana balloon canvas became IN general requlsitloD
the Guinevere setting balloon staysai and maintop-
mast staysail, the Oinara balloon jlb and spanKer,
the LivODla balloon Jlb ana mantOpmast staysail,
aud the Egeira balloon lib. 1t being a beam wind
and plenty OF 1t, the reaching quantities OF The Lvo-
MA speedily beaan 10 tei and IN less than hal an
hour after rounding she was well on the OImara's
weather bow, and seemed to be rapidly over
hauling the flying Guinevere When about
her bottom l,b blowing clean ont, which compelled
her to lay to FOR several minutes IN order TO get the
SAL In; but the msnap, though 1t delayed her con-
sfderably did not seriously aec her cnance Of win
ming the prize, as at the time OF its the
Guineve,e was null down. and, bGr accident had
the race safe.
ABOUT TEN MILES FROM THE ENGLISH COAST
the Egeria reached and passed the Julla and the
Gwendon Oyerhaued the Cloud, but with these ex.
cephous the yachts retained the same relative posi-
tlOn they held or B0ulOgne, and the winning nag
boat or Dover pier Was ultimately reached and the
mach concluded
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CCMM-RRCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, July 8-6 P. NJ.

SATURDAY, July s-6P NJ.
CofrEE-The market for Rio and Santos was firm but
quiet We mote sales of $3.50 bags Rio. Gynn, pr
vae terms Other descriptions steady with moderae
jobbing demand We quoteRio ordinary cargocs ,Oac.
lohc:; tar do, l0s4c. llc good do. llsc. Ike
I4c gold per h. in bond thirty to sixty Days credit
22c Singapore l7c lSc.; Cylon, l59c l7c Maraca
bo be ib19c Lasuayra, 4c. ls9c. Jamaica, 3c. a
lS1tc l7c; Manila, lic l5c Mexican, lGc. l6c sa
vanilla, l3c. a l516c; Curacoa l3c ,5c.
COTTON. he market continued strong and q further ad
of sc ID. established ali quai tho
market closing only steady the nprovem The demand
for cotton In transit undated The tol
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currency sixes ll4s ll4K; do. 1881. regis
tered, li6k 1151s; do. do, coupon, 115H ll6h;
do. fve-twenties, registered, May and November,
l13T ia; do. DO, 1852, coupon, do, lis
1l5A; 10. do, 1884, do. do. 113% ia; DO. do..
1895. do do. 1l4,4 nay: DO. do registered, jan
uary and July, 1l2X ll27S do do, 1865 coupon do
112X 1l2Js; do. DO. 1867, do. do, 1l2% lis; do
do $685. do. do, ll2s 1915 do. ten-forties, regis
tered, INK NIX; do. do, coupon, 1l2E ll2}s
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
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