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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-09

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-Will be
i offered for sale at public auction TO the high
" illiam county, on the 10TH FAY o. ia W.
AIRY NEXT. The interest held By the heirs OF The
ing thr said town, known rs the WEST POINT
PI,N NATION, supposed to contain i, 500 acres.
Also the interest paid heirs IN parcel OF nifty
acres adjoining the above said In crest being
one-tweitn OF each tract. -. -
TERMS The sale VIII be in gross and not by the
acre. costs OF suit and penses of sale TO be paid
Ia cash; for the residue. three several bonds with
good personal security Will he repaired for pur-
chase Of each tract, in equal amounts, payabls In
one. two, and three years, bearing .intcre.t from
day OF sale; interest to be paid annual, title
Will be Ietalned until purchase money IS paid.
WI Liam +. BLAND,
pCTSWUOD BIRD. q, ..f.s
de 1872 sw2w< Commissioners,
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'' By Lyme u Brother; .f.s. i +
Anctioreers and Real Estate Agents,
I:tG ia No. t2fa A Id street.

NEW. ,TWo-sToRY FRAME TENE-
IN MENT. SITUATED IN THa TOWN r
FULTON, on NICHOLSON STREET. FOR.
SALE AT aUcrins. We VII .sIl at public
da of Jaas ary, 1874 mt a. o'clock P..R. thas de-
srable FRAME TEnEnESTE ..orated az, o.,
scrlord. containing dya rooms kiisbsn: ke. The
lot fronts on s'fchofson stset tsr lIs fest msse
= TEnNs Made kpnsn mt sale. Z, .ss.l ..,l..F&
Z tas 49,, II LYME !, Rao9 HEE. ApeSss..-
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TUD. B. WOOD, D. D. S., PRAC- 49,
% TITIoSER OF Da.NTISTRY Ia eSy8
AT VARIOUS B sASCHEs. The painless
extraction OF teeth Is great point gained IN den-
TEL surgery A fun supply OF PURE kifROCS
(,XIDa GAS always on hand. Allwork gaaran-
iced to give entire satisfaction. Tarms moderate.
ONCE 9th street, in rear OF Wood 4 Sons drug
store 's.ytgt.F 81. sas- at DC IS
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MACHINERY. &c.
MIA HINE SHOP.
49,. sLOAT Il ADDIEGTOH.
NACHlklSTS atgs=..
WoRXs AND OFFICE: li23 AND li2< CARY
STREET, BhrwEES FOURTkEETu
..-.. FIFTEENTH STREETS.
RICUh oND. VIYGINIA.

+ ALL KINDS OF NEW week MADE; Kx-
city and country; TOEACCO WORK OF all
kinds made and repaired TOBACCO FLAT
TENIhG-MIl.I.S made aud repaired In JOHN
FORM aad all other kinds or SCALES REPAIR
Ed AMI ADJ listed. AGENTS FOR the sale 0f
JUDsOE'S PATENT STEAM-EHGINE 90.
VERNON, Skl.DkN's PATENT STEAM-EN.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's sTEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted b. us FOR
one year, and we sell them 81 low prices. We keep
all kinds OF BRASS WoRK- OF SUPERIOR
MAXI for STEAM ESGIhES such as gauge
cocks, oil and tallog-cups, OIL-CUPs FOR
TIES, WATER-GAUGEs GLOBE-VALVGY,
BOILER FLUE CLEANERS, ana 4 general as
sortuIent or such articles used by aI run.
Ding steam-ensines and saw-mtlls.
SLOAT &ADDISGT0E,
ie Is lI.2 and 1874 Cary street,
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NaHN MAHONY,

EoHN MAHONY, EsSHa
formerly o. the ilrm OF W ayt aahQny.
inserts FULL DPPE2 or LOWER SETS OF
AETleICLaL TEETH for from TWENTY 10
THIRTY DOLLARS. 4 81 s-s,sLsf.E-.. Es5 r:
~ Old GOLD 9ETS bought or exchanged II their
value for nav sets or Fulcantse. 't,sSs q u
once and residence as Main sIrses, FhesTaen
gixtn aud seventh streets. ,ss4s- sen
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C1TY HALL MAYORS OFFIcE,l
RAILWAY, n. j., Dec. s, 1889.
This will certify that am person ally acqua1nt-
cd with Fl, II. Freeman, and am cognizant OF the
facts as set forth in the above state men aud the
..everal persons whose signatures are hereunto
attached are Ill known 70 me.
JOHN F. WHITNEY,
Mayor Of Railway, N. j.
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HOLIDAY GOODS AND CHRISTMAS
III PRESS NTS-the finest stock and greatest
variety In the CITY, consisting in part OF fine Dec
Grated Dinner and Tea Ssts, Tvilet and BUREAU
Sets. Lava GODS. Crystal, Cut and Pressed Glass
ware, Plated-ware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods In great
variety ut astonishingy low prices Call and
examine at b.. - 80. JOHN ASHEd'S,
de IL ~ -. vs.. $50. 1906 Main Street.
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HIGE CONSTABLE'S SALE.-I will
Ill sell st public auction on TUE sDAY MOR''-
"a January IO.h ut / O. clock at the store for
merlv occupied ry John ". WIlss, No. lilo
Franklin street. between l7th aud 18th streets, tie
entire stock of
GROCERIES,
WINES,
,lQUORs,
FIXTURES, &C.,
to satisfy distress warrant Ia my hands In favor
Of Richards VS.. Wilks.
TERMS Cash. !. w. kOSEH,
iao-3t q. c. C. r.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEO. B.STEEL, DENTIST, 80
~ NO. 7e3 Main street, hve doors anoveSnffS
the SpoLsYood Hotel, pays special attention 20 the
preservation OF the natural tes th. Inserts AkTt-
FICIAL SETS on gold, silver. or vulcan ite, and
keeps const antly on hand PURE NITROUS
OXIDE GAS for the psiniess extraction OF teett
Has twenty years e1,erlence. rss ocI
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TAYLOR BROTHERS. DEN 80
1 TIsTs, llI2 MAIN SHEET, RICH ce2eeYsee8
MOND, give Nitrous Oxide Gas for 81, Chloroform
for 81, ether for OIL, Rhlgolene Spray ~. Hydrate
OF Chloral 81 to extract teeth without pain. Teeth
inserted as low US 8l5. Teeth flied with gold, 1880
The cost OF all operations made known before be-
TAYLOR BROTHERS
ocl7 ll12 Main street, p
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THE BEST THING you can buy for q
i HOLIDAY PRESENT for year wife, dagg6 n,
SEWIN GIN CHfNn,- which was awarded the
FIRST premium as ahe btst fatally sewing. machine
exhibited at the late State Fair. !
/ del 4. !; .a3l, 7ss Main street, south side.
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Motto for an asps-.' -.
'sn In pary0. 'isee laage-'nuu'eAt =,
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WOOD AND COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-R. II. COTTRELL,
OkE. ANTHtta GITk COAL, SAWED Da X
mud PINE! WOOD. (ofIlces, 7th and Byrd streets,
and f;4s!n bank between 9th an 10Th streets
will deliver in any part Of The city best lump
Coal ut S. IS per load best Hail Coal at VS., best
and clea nest Soft Coke at 20. Oak and Pine wood
at rsu.l prices. 1S IL"
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GREAT SALE OF HORSES, MULES,
VI WAGONS. IS SETS DOUBLE HARNESS,
SINGLE Harness &C. Al A.tCTlON.--0n
mOH,,kN January 3o.h, 1871 at RAtEIG j, n.
G., will be sold ..
4s frst-ciass HORSES, we'll broke to harness;
rast-lr lvelling HORSES, ....s
ffnc hULtS.
These are certainly the finest lot or HORSES
ever offered at public sale.
Also, ~-
IS platform STRING WAGONS, nearly new,
cost 1850 each, -a
2OSaDDLES and B2IDLES,
and . lot Of other things too numerous to mem
ton, all Of which will be sold to the hlgeat bidders
for cash. i. I. LE.E,
Sheriff Wake coun.y, y. 4.
HORSES. MULES and CARRIAGE lat prl-
yate sale By Il. +. LEE. da ?S-tJh25
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, kuctioneers. y"
ia 3. 3. ed 9th.i3 ~. "a' 49,.
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In OLIDAY COMPREHENSIVE
IL FANCY BOXES, &C., AT JACks0N's,
Broad and 2i streets NEW building)-.lced Orna-
msnted Cakes, Pyramids, &C., put up In Inc very
best style: He has one OF the very q 81 wo sHe9 ~
line of Canned Fruits Labsters. .DorH, Preserved
] Ginger Co.'s Gelatine- Chocolates, &C., &C: Ice
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net THE BEST

Ys,HE HOWE SEWING MACHINE and
/ BIT TERICK,E pATrER SIS have Temporal
rily rem owed > the Old Swan Tavern, on Bro sd,
between 8th and 9Th streets, ia 4-lw
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cooperative Building Ass0ciation.

A many inquiries have been directed to
a me relative to the disposal Of, the tick
ete ~n1oh may remain unsdid, I would ef ata
that they toih al. be sold before tho drnWinU
taxes place: As but 2.000 tieSssa viii be- ,is.
sued, and the price fixed 90 low. eaIo al nil
the tickets must be effected In order tp cover
the expenses Of the drawing, and the Gen erol
day OF the rattle. As is hss :becossn eanarent
10 me that large amount OF money has been
placed by those selling tickets IN the ha nfg.
OF otherwise used, In order to obtain the! ia.
teSest upon the same, I now offer to a1lov,in,,
terest npon all Gums paid into my hands at
GATE, payable on the day of. drawing, but lot
afterwards, It mnnt be apparent to ali thot
so long as tho money Is kept ont OF nv hands. !.
cannot h1 day for. the drawing NV bond
IN the penal SUM Of $40, GOO. makes a deposit
With me as safe as could be desired: The
offer OF q good rate Of interest, and ufe, dS.
SIRE to invest oil the money in improvements
of more eStensive character, are sufiIcient
guaranty that the drawing viii take plane al
an early day as poesible. Evidence OF the!
improvements intended can be seet7 at corner
oi Main and Plain streets. '7i' ~, I'M
must again request all who have money
IN their hands to remit the Same to me. vhe
ther It amounts to one ticket or ten. Ii''4:-
DIR. e. W.WHEELEk, 'e'.t'
July Is -'' '1e''' y;
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NEaRo KU KnUx.-We learn from n
reliable source that colored man was
last week driven from Mr.. VIM. Smiths
plantation, near Chappells Depot, by q
number Of, negro men disguised as Ku
Klux. The following are briefly the
particulars: h1r. Smith employs an IN.
employed blacksmith to work in tho field
MS day laborer, and he performs his
task 30 we'll as to give offence to other
colored operatives. who abuse linn, and,
because he does not leave Mr.. s. Is en-
ploy. they seek to Ku Klux him. AS
Radical papers most usually publish
everything bad and Indifferent. whether
real, apparent or false. that initiates
against us. the Union, ETC., will please
make note Of this true story, dry so.
We say "dry SO, because it needs nei-
ther sensational headline. embollish-
ment. nor unnecessary verbiage. It is
the truth, and good for our side; so
please publish it, that truth and false
hood may sometimes meet together.
NeW5erry Herald.
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1 iHE SEE.sAw GAMR IN. OuBA.-The
spanish Government, it ii said, is CON
sldering the question Of sending 80, 600
iresh troops to Cuba, and effectnally
throttling the rebellion. More than
~ O0o soldiers have already been exiled
from their Castilian homes on that patri.
Otto mission and have perished by mala-
ria or the sword. The revolution still
goes on, and the world. after the strange
nuctuatlons OF the war during the last
Two years, Will not be prepared to be-
iieve that even 10000 more troops will
snihoe to DO up the job until they see it
done. Wonderful, says tile Journal of
Commerce, is the vitality of tho Cuban
movement. It's death has been conf.
IDENTIFY predicted dozens Of times. and
once or twice positively announced: but
stlli new expeditions land on the Cuban
coast to make good the place of those
captured by Spanish men n-of-war; and
Tor every squad of ragged rebels shot in
the sWamps and woods, others lust ma
ragged, but we'll armed and brave, take
tnelr measure OF revenge upon the Span
lsn ZOE. IL Is see-eaw game, in which
neither party long stays up cr down. aud
we are far from being able to make up
our minds how the sanguinary pastime
will end
The latest news from different parts OF
the island. and through various channels.
tends to middle ones opinions more than
ever. Some time in the second week of
July, Gen. Quesada landed with his ex-
Pedition in the neighborhood OF Santi-
ago de Cuba, where Gen. Gomez stood
ready with 1000 men to protect them.
A fight ensued. in which the insurgents
say they killed 100 Spaniards and wound
ed sixty-their own loss not given. This
expedition sailed from Venezuela, and it
is reported that second one from the
same country had effected landing in
Cuba, but this story is not confirmed.
As an Offset to the claimed Cuban sue.
cesses, the Sraninrds tell of fight some
where tpiace not given) where 100 insur-
gents were killed and the rest dispersed.
the Spaniarde sustaining bnt small loss.
No one can say how much or how little,
if any, Of these boastful bulletins on
either side should be credited. But this
much is apparent, that the rebellion still
has life in it. and will give great trouble
to the Spaniards yet.
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OuR BANK. This great public benefit
IS now, we are pleased to say, in success
full working order. and on entering its
weil.remembered precincts. the mind ia
carried back to the old and better days
before sad changes came upon ne, some
OF which forced the closing Of the doors
OF the old institution. It's present
indoor. look, with the exception that it
is bright and clean from the application
OF pnint and white wash, and one or two
changes in the arrangement of the
desks, is the same. and one cannot heIp
but feel quiokening of the pulse, and
experiences a sensation of pleasure, OIL
stepping in after so great lapse of time.
and though that period has been long.
the changes many and sad, and which
cannot be forgotten, yet still SO mu ,h OF
the olden' time does it revive to see it
open, and one of it's chief desks occu
pied by Mr. Robert Mclaughlin. it's
worthy President, and just where he
stood for six faithful years before. that
it seems as if it had only awakened into
new life. We hail the opening of the
old banking house, ander the present
new auspices, as an omen of better.
more prosperous and happier days.
lNeUbe,ry Herald.
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A CoLoRED WOMAN SEVERELY BITTEN
BIZ ANOTHER. Ellen Campbell and Re-
becca Gillant, two oolored girls, fell into
a dispute yesterday, in Warren street,
over debauch OF tho night previous.
The former, finding that she was being
put at disadvantage, seized the latter
by the side with her teeth, and bit q
piece of her flesh out The oannibal in
petticoats was sent to Jail by Trial JUS
tice Schroeder for ten days.
Charleston Courier.
Como SOUTH. -Last Saturday night,
the leader of q gang Of wild geese was
plainly and nnmistakably heard giving
his commands as he passed over our
town. Our oldest oitizens do not recol-
lrot OF ever knowing birds to go
South before 30 early e % 22d of July,
aud think it indicative OF nm early fall.
This fact, coupled with tho present cool
spell Of weather, makes our farmers feel
somewhat alarmed as to the result of the
cotton crop Marion &U.
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In the Court Of Claims, at Lexington:
Ky. few days &4d,l Presiding iudgs
YES annoyed by an irritable old gentle.
man, who would Insist; Ia speaking dis
respectfully OF the action OF the coura:,
The judge fined the old gentleman
eleven times in succession for contempt.
and threatened TO commit him to Jail,
without doing any good; and finally, in
order to maintain the dignity OF the
court, told him that If he was only a
young man. the court would Whip him
IN 30 short time that it would make his
head swim.
Inc oldest inhabitant' is dead. His
name was Jacob Journals, French Oa-
madam by birth; Kansas City was his
last place Of residence, and there he
gave up the ghost on the 18th instant.
q: the extraordinary age. ae is supposed,
o! 154 years. He often laughed at the
idea OF his being too old-us the officers
thought-to participate in the battle of
New Orleans; Journals at that time be-
ing only about eighty years of ege. he
was never sick. and, only q few minutes
before he died, was walking about the
room.
A revolt has broken out in the town ol
Mooo. San Domingo. against the autho-
AASy VI oaeN. IL tue ODiteQ StaGeS YES"
sells were withdrawn, Baez would not be
in authority thirty days. But this coun-
try not only pays high rent for coal
station which it does not and cannot use.
but it keeps war vessels on the coast to
uphold the authority Of a sham soldier,
and dishonest; corrupt politician.
A negro missionary OF CoffeevilIe, Mis-
sissippi, has turned out all the members
OF his church who refused to join the
Loyal League.
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OBsEoUIEs OF THE Rev. G.. P. GADs-
DEN. The services over the remains Of
this beloved minister of the Episcopal
Church we're performed at ST.. Luke's
Church, Of which he was paAtor, on yes
terdny evening. at o'clock. The edifice
which he had aided in founding, and to
the ministrationa in which he had oou-
secrated great part of the most active
period of his life, was thronged and
over'crowded by vast concourse, com
posed OF persons Of evory class and de-
nominations in our city. After the
ceremonies at st. Luke's, the body was
removed to the burial ground OF St..
Phillips Church, where it was inferred
amid the chanting of hymns, in which
every one united. Flowers, crosses and
garlands were deposited upon the new
made grave, and the benediction was
pronounced by q reverend brother.
Charleston Courier.
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HOTEL Ann1vALs, July 26. 6.-Nickerson
Aouse.J. u. Brown, Salisbury; e. J.
donaldson, Cheraw; B. Nj. Seieler. r.
y. Bush, S. g.; L. Schiller, Hamburg
=: +. Gibbony. Baltimore; W. B. Thomas.
Cleaveland Springs; J. Q. Fagg, Fort
Mills; II. L. Lyon, Pineville.
: Columbia Hotei-Miss Mary Ann Buie,
;: O.; Wade Hampton, Jr., Columbia
II. W. High. W., O. & A. r. R.: ". II
Evans, Charleston.
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DEATH OF A REPeNTANT RoauHc-Re-
Gently. q negro OF bad character died in
tnis County, named Sam. Reynolds. He
had been strongly suspected of setting
hre to the gin house of T. B. Fraser
Esq.. which was destroyed by fire more
than year ago. On his death. bed
Sam. confessed his guilt in this matter
and also that he aet fire to the Spripo
Hill Church. He accused a certain white
man OF being the ''canse of his rnin."
Sumter Me,os.
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RsnaetNk., Gtlsz I yauuIH HlmI5! "a

about Twenty-Five: years. Son. of Simon
Ralefshi Mo, oomSittsd GaG,%sst sSioiss on o.
Saturday last, by cutting lis throat
and blowing his brains out with n onn
No causeis assigned, only it is supnoeed
that his mind was unsettled BY brooilin1
on the subject Of religion.
The Galveston Neus has this to sav
about the death OF q Radical paper IN
Alabama: 'The Selma (AIa.) Press
carpet bag organ-has gone up the spout.
Death loves shining mark, and about
next November lie will draw his bow on
about thirty Of those shining marks in
Texas
a lady in Detroit has become insane
with grief, occasioned by dream. Her
husband and her two sons were sailors.
and first two were drowned. She dream .
ed recently, twice in succession, that sbo
saw ner surviving son fall from the mast
mead INTO she ocean, during q gale. She
la now in an asylum.
A man has invented a new and ohean
plan for boarding. One of hia lod0ara
mesmerlzes the rest, and then eats n
hearty meal-the mesmerized being an.
tlsfted from sympathy.
:. unH iVlnB IN Eastern North Caro-
lina has not washed or put on clean
shirt IN ten years. He is at present q
candidate for Office on the Radical ticket.
The New York Tribune advises the
Southern Republicans "to send the thiey.
ing carpet-baggers to the rear in all
future struggles"
young woman, named Oucssenber-
~, OF Floyd County, West Virginia
nangea herself on Monday last. with q
plow line. 1t was all for love.
There wore 30 deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the 22d instant
whites IL; colored Fl.
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DIFFICULTY AND ACCID aNT.-On Thurs.
day. evening, difficulty occurred at
Wahee Landing, on the banks of the
Fee Dee River. between Messrs. W. D.
johnson and Daniel Shaw. The latter
was badly stabbed. The particulars we
could not learn.
Mr. F. D. Hyman, residing near Hy-
nashville, met with very painful, if not
fatal, accident on Sunday morning last.
be was thrown from his horse. and his
skull badly fractured. At last accounts
ne was alive. bat his condition was de-
oidedly critical. Marion Siar.
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MsNib 3as ,sllovlDE KSa7 "a Wlsh=

ANAA.X S4q 40Ao"lo& Sfpm bna W88h-
lrngton Chronicle. of the 25th, and give it
for what it is worth:
"a privAte despatch received In Wash.
1pgton, last night, dated Yorkville, 8. O.,
July "a, says: The sub. committee on
Southern ontrages arrived here yester-
day evening. At the supper table. at the
hotel, Hon. J. E. Stevenson, of the oom-
mittee, and Hon. A. s. Wallace. Repre-
sentative OF the District. were assaulted.
"a they took seats at the table, by Major
Iames Barry. q prominent citizen. and a
pitcher OF milk was thrown over them.
Wallace then drew his revolver, but Major
barry was surroundedi BY friends, and
left the hotel. At 9 o'clock, the com
mi1tee : was serenaded by negro band.
a crowd collected. AS the band retired.
an affray began. One negro WIS shot.
receiving three wounds. No arrests have
been made
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FINAnolAL AND COnmnKCIN,.

o. - ~..-,->~. 4
LIVERPOOL. July 26-3 P. M.-Cotton
91iet and dull but unchanged uplands
'Ys1s' LosDon, os''anS Jnly y1SS92si SsYSoon c
93la. Bonds 921S.
PARIS. July 26. - Rentes 55f. 47c.
FRANKFORT. July 26.-Bonds 9GM
LoNDoN. July 26 Evening. .-Consols
o35S. Bonds 923s.
LIVERPOOL. July 26 Evening.
ton closed shade frmer- er-uplands 9(A
9e; Orleans 94@9ss; sales 12. 90
Daies; speculation and export 5000.
New York. July 26ENoon. Flour
and wheat steady. Corn firm. PORK
heavy, at 1850. Cotton quiot~uplands
2oA; Orleans 2ll6; sales $50 bales.
Freights quiet. Stocks steady aud Quiet
Governments firm and dull. Stoto
bonds dull. Money oasy, ut g. Gold
firm, at l2>4. Exohange-lopg 1OL;
short 1885.
Up. NJ. Money very easy. Sterling
weak, ut l0@1Ol. Governments yerY
dull. States steady. Cotton steady:
saes l 300 bales-uplnnds 2O3l. Flour
quiet md steady. Whiskey 96. Wheat
firm; high freights checks business
new white Southern 1872. Corn shade
better and in good export dcmand, at
G8(9G9. Rice quiet. Pork lower, at
l425. Lard lower. at loa4. Freights
very strong.
ST. Louis. July 2s. s.-Flour-superf5ne
winter 4.5O04.75. Corn-only white
wanted; mixed sacks 53l9@54; white
sacked $4,000. Whiskey 93. Pork
a4.ooG9l4.75. Shoulders Z; clear sides
9lg9A on orders. Lard-prime kettle
C1ScINNArI. July &c Flour declined
new family 5-86(96 90; no old in mar
ket Corn dropping, at GS@7O. Pork
choice country 400. Lard advanced,
at 10L. Bacon drooping-sidea sim
S56. Whiskey 90. -
LOUISVILLE. July 26. Flour steady
extra family GOO. Corn in fuir demand
Provisions steady aud very little doing.
Whiskey 93
New ORLEANS, July 26.-Flour scarce
double 650; treble 6.62bM7. 90.
Corn firm mixed 72073; yellow ~:
white 7S@60. Pork depressed IS
asked; $50 offered. Bacon scarce and
firm. at 7A@l0. Lard tirm-tierce
l0A@l1; keg l1k@ll31. Sugar in
good demand-common 9sI: ohoice
i2H. whiskoy 95@i.o5. Coffee at Quiet. quiet,
at !4(Gl6. Cotton dull-middlinR 20:
1871. 500
BALTIMORE. July 2s.-Flour in i'm
proved demand for new; prices un-
changed. Wheat scarce and firmsr.
Corn-wh'te 76@8O; yellow 7O(072.
Pork 1880. Bacon steady-shouIders
~. Lard 11C9l1l&. Whiskey 95K(0
W: Cotton irmer -middIing 2OH re-
oeipts % bales; sales %; stock l ,055.
AUGUSTA. July 26. Very little doing in
cotton; sales 40 bales; receipts 1l0-
Liverpool middling 1917; closing firm.
GALVESTON. July 26 Cotton firm
good ordinary l6A@l7; receipts 204
bales; sales 500; stock 1854.
WILMINGTON. July 26.-Cotton firm
ama,ddling nj 19}a; receipts 80 bales; sales
MOBILE, July 26.-Cotton dull and
nominnl-mi -middIing 1917; rcceipts 1O3
bales; sales 80; stock $3.50.
CHARLESTON, July 26. Cotton quiet
and nomlnal-middling 10; receipts lit
bales; stock 3,l93.
SAVANNAH. July &c. -C Cotton inactive
mriddllng l9I4; receipts GO bales; stock
5,O18
BosroN, July 2G.-Cotton dull and no
mimi miiiling 81; sales 800 bales;
stock 5000.
NoRroLK. July &c Cotton steady
low middling 10; receipts It's balcs; stock