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ANOTHER SAD TIGER SToRY.-A CORES
pendent of the Times Of India, writing
from Akola on June !, says: "There was
very sad occurrence few days back. The
Patel of a village well known as tiger shik.
aree was aroused late last night by a tumult
in bis cattleshed, and, peeping through the
creyices of a door, discovered Master Stripes
coollv walking off with calf. The Pate
took up his gun and fired, wounding the
tiger. who Immediately dropped bis prey
and fed. The next morning the Patel, &C
compauied by his two brothers and Pard'
hi, 1.-THE first armed with gun and sword
and the remaining three with swords only. j
went in search of the animal, who was easily
followed owing to the blood-stains on MS
track. The tiger was first seen by the fater
lying apparently helpless under pusn,
when he inciutiously rested bis gun against
the trunk of a tree, and approaching tne
tiger. pricked him with the point OF ms
sword. On this he suddenly sprang up with
a roar, and struck the Patel senseless. Inc
two brothers then bravely attacked the tiger
with their swords, but were both disposed
of in the same manner. BY this time the
Pardhi came up, and swathipg bis LETT arm
in his dhotee, thrust it into the tigers mouth
and proceeded to hack him with his sword
but by this time the tiger was quite spent
and quietly fell back dead. By evening oil
three brothers died from the Injuries re-
ceived, leaving their, families almost wholly
uuproyided for. Within the last two. OF
three months no fewer than six or elghi
children are ascertained to have been de
stroyed by wolves. These animals IRE get.
ting so bold thas in daylight, and within
sight Of their mothers, they come and carry
their infants away"
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ginia Leaf has sppcared rsthsr better aiA past
there having lEen more Inquiry and 1snEaf tc16s
sSs 81 3 eats g 60
Ht now oekinpinz 10 psers5a. tErf s6 Clos 1T ft4
ssgssr Is EatnG 70 ana ID tsscahs5 8rgpRVR
Eafadcs. " q B ssa-s 81 ~ e ssfS
fi.ase was more Demand kck hugs. especially fhSM
hnss tEeE observed OF lase ygtssn ilAS wSEe Rn1a
pleDsifni. aud sntne aair sales or o. 1fa0es
we're ,easeted We HCse cions u gu gradsss
PEN tgr nome and foreign c6usaMptfct, BAL IHe
bdlk ex fhe bustneas seems 10 have Seen 70. b6me
use sdytses Indicate an upward tdsa-.
dency In that mArHet, ana simsxr condition - re-
poffegt In other f0caiite irsbf6ss1ekSH
bright or lds or lc1f. Is taken ae fnl figure
ns int as y coa Al IN. Z, ,s
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Historic HOUSES OF THE SHENANDOAH
baltimore Gazette John Esten Cooke has,
In the last Appletons' Journal, very inte-
resting paper on the I" Historic Houses of
the Shenandoah, It is a theme very congo
NAL to an author who has made the life and
times of the Virginia of former days spe-
cial study, and whose Virginia Come
dams" and descriptions of the stately hos
pitality of the famous estates on the James
are among the best, if not the very best,
things he has done. Few know the
historic importance of the "reminiscences
connected with the winding and beau
tiful Shenandoah and its broad valley.
The first cut in the article referred
to is "Greenway Court" modest one
story-and- latte stone house, with gable win
dows, and sloping roof extending unbroken
over wide porch in front, and hanging
low. Here, in the eighteenth century,
dwell Lord Fairfax, proprietor of Harper's
Ferry and of one-fourth of the State OF Vir-
ginia; and here often Washington, youth
OF sixteen, visited when surveying the pos
sessions of its owner. Further up the river
is Saratoga" the residence OF the cele-
brated opponent of the cruel Tarleton, Gen
eral Daniel Morgan, and then, near Leetown
stand the old weather.stained homes OF Gene
rails Charles Lee and Horatio Gates.
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COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, July 17.-Cotton steady; middlinss,
i.lIo fmles sales ZOO bales; stock, 4,07s bales.
GALVESTON, July l7.-Cotton quiet; good ordi-
nary l4sc; net receipts, n bales; sales, so bales;
stock, I.008 bales. -, -.
MOBILE. July I7.-Cotion- Demand light; mid
dlings lsac. net receipts los bales: exports coast
wise, s2 bales sales 100 bales stock, ll7I6 bales
SAVANNAH, July MISUNDERSTANDING very
snail middlings, lstc; net receipts, ia bales !;
sales. 80 bales stock, 6,57s bales.
BALTIMORE, July l7.-Cottou quiet; mfddlings
2oc gross receipts IS bales; exports coaswise, $50
bales sales, 2os bales stock, 3,672 bales
MEMPHIS, July l7.-CottOn firm; low mtddlings,
lssc receipts eai bales shipments, az bales stock,
1894 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July l7.-Cotton in stronger de.
mand: ordinary, .l2c.; good ordinary, lssW!sc )
ceipts LOT bales; gross 1855 bales sales, 500 bales
last evening, 600 bales; stock, s. o7s bales;
NORFOLK, july Observation-Disclosures net re-
ceipts, 500 bales; stock, 4,7O3 bales. 10
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
q THURSDAY, July II, 1878.
Country Produce,


Roots: Ginseng, so0G5c. seneca, without top, SOC.
Bees,par: 2S@3ec. aR b.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 2092ac' poor 10
good 12@115c.; common, s4lOc-
Broom Corn: Green, sGQsc. red, 3s@ic.
Corn Heal: 7sc. aR bushei
Dressed Meats: Sailed pork. sQO9c
Eaes: In barrels, lie "a dozen; In crates, lsc. y
dozen. Dull and declining.
Flour: Virginia country Is quoted Today: fine'
sslSsa5: superiine, S71$7.25: extra. $L7s FAM
y. ordinary run, $s.6oG$s75; fancy BRANDS $1,000
0$l1.50.
Feathers: Prime nye-goose, s5@75c.; common, 90
4i5c.
FMrseed: sl.so@sl 80 Is bushel.
Hau: Virginia Timothy, $l,o5@s1.l5: clover,ss@
90c. 49,
Lard: Country, loo.
Cats: Baied, none In market.
Potatoes: Irish, 75c.Q1$l q bushel.
Rue: so@ssc. u bushel.
S,mac: $l.25.
Shucks: $L2o@Sl.2s.
Inll0to: 7s@ac. 4R d. -s
Wool: Washed, 4oG1Iac.; unwashea, 241?sc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, sc.
Cement. s2.25Gp*2.sG "a barrel; Resemble, So so.
Lime: Agricultural. loQlcte. % busl,el virginia,
Indian ,Rosk, y ;2oGlsl. 40; hrerton, Si.2S@Sl4o;
Plaster: Lump, none In market; ground, ga !;
calcined, $3Q$326.
Dry Goods. .--.s----
Brour, Sheeinas and sairtings: ~ Manchester.
l0lc.: Manchester, Sc; Manchester. 75c.:
III James River. losc.; 5James River, sac.; James
River, &c; Fontenoy, ioc-; IA Gsaniteyilie
Is h sgsneyis M ao,s RSek
bridge, &C.; ~ LeaksvfIle, 12c.; A. ". Cones
,oga isse e. a., nsi p cones'osa
Siiesaeled Sairtings aid Sieetings 4 Wamsu.ta,
1ssc.; ~ Masonvile, 153c. ~ Rockdale lac. "a
Home, lAc.; 40 Oneida, l2sc.; ~ Ayondale, lie. ;
IL Social, Io3c. ~ Amoskeag, l2tc: Wholesome,
Ioc.; Barnsbry. &C.: Red Dog. sse.; scifuate,
stc.; Metluan, fac.; Peterborough, 7c.; 104 Wal
than, Doe: l04 City Milsr 36c.
BROOM Drills: Petersburg, 1l5e.; Westfoid, l2tc.
cassa Jeans: Pavania, lOsc.; .Anoskeag, lssc.
DENNIS: Harlem, l2sc.; Boston Steam Mills, l9ac.I
Prints. American. loo; Aliens, loc.; Rich
mond. loc.; sprague, lec; Manchess9er, iosc.
washington, 10tc.: Hamilton, lusc- Merriinak.,
Arnold, &c. ;Amoskeag, Sc. {: Wamsutta, itc.
Canbrics: Rice &c.; English, Sc.
Drugs, DyestuiFs, Oils, &c.
Alcohol: se.l5G$2.ss % gallon.
: Concentrated Lye:: Ss % case of four dozen.
copperas &c. 1
Cochfnedl: 81 q d.
Extract Of Log,cood: isc.
Iadigo: $i.25c.
OILS: Linseed; sl.lo@s,.1s; machine, slGG.7E:
sneru 8225: whale, s5cs; stsaits, 1etgIee.. afS:
saxc sweet Dc p dozen: best satads Sll; CASTOR. ~
a gallon: Virginia iubricadng. &c., Kerosene, ssc.
d gallon
RAGS ginger: Ice.
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PETERSBURG, VA.

JULY Ia Cotton.-New York and Liverpool look
rather better To-day for futures but spot cotton con-
tinues dull and nominal with but little selling. Ship
pers are not in the market, and spnners buy small
PARCELS as their wants require. Goods ure dull and
lower and at present prices of cotton there Is no
profit 10 the manufacturers. Our market Is dull.
There are some lots on the market, Dnt we hear OF
nothing doing to-day beyond some 20 bales to spin.
ners. We quote: Common and dusty lots, 7@loSc.;
ordinary, II9i2tc. good ordinary. l3@lic.; low
mlddngs, le9@l7c.; strict low midilings l7!@lsc.
Ibbdcco.-The offerings were quite large to-day
tions. The attendance of buyers on Change was
s,raIl to-day and there was generally depressed
feeling. We quoIe: Fair to good lugs Loose, ~ b.
Very good leaf, loose, SsSl9.50; fair 10 good leaf
priced, fs.5oG$l6; fair TO good Tugs, priced, S5g
1850: primngs, priced, $ast(gs5.S0; bright wrap
1uI-s. S.5MS1O,
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ua.hlngtoit.

az fttK CAP1TAL--DR. MARY
IN ,,ssses rkSs--&ofEaENrs W ihh poN''
h'.sf1c UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
'.,.r,,rcnaence of the Richmond pispa.sn.l
It'T''S''N''> WASHINGTON, July 10Th.
.,,,o,ca term" seems to have com
Inc ~ GOOD earnest, and very soon IL Is
~cllcS9 !" ,Scrr will be much greater
pT'n,a"% - Government officials to the sum- ,,
tHH0'> W ,h,n has already tranSplred. AN
mr. o -, sf,nrd il will 20 TO "the Branch,
"RH -, [' ',,mmcr capital is called in tue iaSh-
- y. ~, ,fscial circles Of tbs city; out the
"na.n ',,,,nr;,v viii rs to their homes in the
,7t, Ivy s,,Nr> About one-third OF the
@, tho Government service Will get
''' ~, ah>rnre during the. summer. and
-, rnw until about the flrSt OF september
". .-, hing will he very dull.
~. Mar, +. Walker. who has hcen enaea-
.;,- >;n.r, the close OF the war 10 get Il
.,i ,'I5r;n The Treasury. succeeded day or
..o IN having authority 10 take the oath
-. which ,hc hastily did only to find
cav, ~, ,ast hour that the iatcS were still
do. .,,., h,.~and that The Secretary would no,
~ h,.r sprcin.mcnt This relic of the
-. ~, ,iaims 10 have held rank rs 4 sur
,'' ., In ne Federal army, was once curl
~. r,rc. owing to the persistence with
r. M. wore her bloomer costume: but
4,,,,,or 10 that style has been an obsta.
.,,r il, The way OF her getting m appoint
~. nr,i,r nclc &,m The very idea was
'' .-r.,r ~ ladies in the departments a>
, ..,> - the male officials. so that the eccen-
.r,,,Drr was almost literally without
....c.t, anywhere, notwithstanding her ssser-
.,.a - hard work in the field for the Gov
..vg..ni during the var.
r., Rnard % Public Works have made n
.-.., tarmitiabIe change in the appearance OF
-. streets bounding the Interior and Gene
po,,-Ofhcc Departments. particularly on
.. seventh and F->treet fronts. In many
.,t. stores and business houses as well as
..,.,,,. dwellings in that locality the parlor-
..r,. viii I've Two and three stories above
... ,,,rm,rr>. some of the finest dwell.
VS.. on + street will be changed in appear
..-, n, III, depths cut in the streets to an
...,.r, fant their owners certainly never
accumulated, and public opinion vaiieS
...,.b - ~ the Righteousness Of such an at
...> g,,N private property.
.r,rr,, politicians will be on hand next
,<.L 10 r.,rh The President rs soon rs he
-...d,,, Washington. He will probably
No in hiS usual mysterious way, without
.r,a,,fl H.: hi intention of so doing, and
.,.r,5 r not fall Il victim TO all who would
IN, sIi,hcr 10 waylay him were they certain
. -, .;me he will he in The city.
yn.r. j. ycry little talk here about the
I'D term, though AL officials keep up u
i'd .sltsl1l on that topic. 1t is not con-
,..,rrd the proper thing for any of them to
mm!t Themselves positively TO that princi'
=. ofEsdigAl politics just so early. He will
t..llnld POLITICIAN who comes out squarely
y -. ,.>ur and declares in favor OF it. The
.t,a ;, Hot nj rest. and before long it will be
.lyancct III manner that will leave no
..-.,l ,yr mistake n 10 its meaning.
TIMoN.
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FACTS ABOUT TIE PATRONS OF HCsBANDEY.
washington Correspondence Of Baltimore
Sun. lowing to the rapid growth of the
Order of the Patrons of Husbandry, the
headquarters of the National Grange will
soon be removed from Georgetown, D. c.,
to Washington, where the secretary's office
will hereafter be located. Since the 1st in
slant, about $50 subordinate oranges have
been organized, making the total number OF
oranges in operation up to date over AGO,
with an aggregate membership OF about
100000. The Order seems to be growing
most rapidly in the States of 1owa-which
now has 100 granges-Missouri, Indiana,
Illinois, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Wiscon-
sin. In response to requests from different
States, several additional general deputies
have been recently sent out by the National
Grange TO organize subordinate oranges.
There are at present State oranges in Arkan.
sas, California, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Misss,
sippi, Missouri, Nebraska. North Carolina,
Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
and Wisconsin.
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Nr. Perry b. Wetherei, who is the prose-
ceU'in2 attorney of Webster county, w. Va,
Is mentioned by a correspondent of the
Weston Democrat as having the activity OF
man of thirty, though be is really almost
ninely years old. He served in the war Of
1872, and his library contains magazines and
otter periodical issues OF tue press from 1850
70 the present time.
Mr.. George r. Roberts, second ico.presr-
dent OF the Pennsylvania railroad, has sue.
ceeded to the executive charge Of affairs
during the absence Of President Thompson
and F.ee-President Scott in Europe.
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LONDON AND ITS PARKS INTERESTING STA
.IsIlCS.-The Register General gives the fol-
loving statement of the area Of the public
parks in and about London as ascertained
bA HE ordinance survey department: st.
jam Park, 80 acres; the Green Park,
'n.p acres; HYDE Park, 1886 acres; kensing-
Ton Gardens. 24j.5 acres; the Regents Park,
!@r.2 acre. Victoria Park, 223.S acres =;
southwark Park, IS acres: Remington
lark, 1871 acre>; Battersea Park, 1921
w'r">: Greenwich Park. 1894 acres. These
len parks, together containing 1928 acres,
hT" All within the registration division deSig-
Mated London" which comprises 70,0S0
.rr">. including 2,IlS acres of the Thames.
b"yond these limits, but still within the dis
ttlct served by the Metropolitan police,
lb"rc i also Richmond Park, with 2,0l5.5
acre; Kew Gardens. &c, with 1928 acres
GA Deer Park, with 1912 acres; Busbey
farb. 1853 acres and Hampton Court
tark, 51G.i acres. These last five parks
contain together 4,366.1 acres, which, added
10 the urea OF the ten parks first above
h'lh"o, make a total OF 6,l1S.9 acres OF pub
nc PARK III Or about London.
! n, Is IL handsome allowance, and far be-
!1Hd that which any American city is likely
- nave. The largest in this country is that
q Philadelphia, which considerably exceeds
tHr PtrniX Park, Dublin, tie largest metro
ioil'an park in Europe. Even at this date
li!" much-vaunied Hub" has no public
lirk The L"ndoners thoroughly appre-
cate then parks. "W hat will it cost to shut
az hyd" Park and keep ii exclusively for
,hc royal family" asked George II.'s wife,
Queen Caroline, of Sir Robert Walpole.
Only three crowns, Madam was the
great minister's reply. Windsor is the
largest park in England. Bleuheim, the
Duke OF Marlborough's, in Oxfordshire, and
iaIop, Lord Egerston's, in Cheshire, are
the next Ill size, and cover about the same
AreQ-2 600 ucres
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NORFOLK, VA.

JULY is-Ootton.-The market to-day was quiet
Init sieady sales reported Of 50 bales on basis OF
,ST1Isic for low middliDg; receipts $40 bales ex-
n0rts. 7o3 bales stock on fhe market, 1858 tales
Corn.-The market Is quiet; sales feporsea Of
mats --Narket very quiet; no sales reported:
Wheat The market Is quiet out steady; safes TO-
day of fuIr red at $l.Sa
Peanuts.-The market IS very quiet saieo repofs-
ed Of small lots at $l.3vGlfl5o.
Gyeem Truck Irish potatoes, &3.soG$i z barrel 4!
Apples, &3.s09$i5o u barrel. CaDbase, sRg;TSs 49,
hunured. Tomatoes, 1904 ~ box. teafo, piU9Z
a. box Peaches, 75c.9&l ~ box.
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Mt,yMoN OF MAST Referring
- the ,rntmcnt OF good fellowship which
!l> prompted graduates Of West Point who
,@gN"d on opposite sides during the late re-
hr!on - propose = reiinion next year, DR..
:. +. Hunt, editor Of the Newark IN. j.
:,r.rtiSer, and who was a surgeon in the
Federal army III the Southwest for some
YEAR. relates the following anecdote:
" This communicating reminds us of the
Surrender 1t the Confederate General Gideon
II .0w 10 h!> old friend General 4. j. Smith.
l. was Il touching scene. Pillow came into
Montgomery one morning. afout and alone.
y" >tt down on a curbStone and shook the
Gravel out OF bis rough army shoes, and
'l"n walked into smiths office, bank parlor,
- surrender. The ceremony was simple.
IL ,ud: How are you. Jack!' The reply
Wa Good, God. Gid is that you? Have
you bad Your breakfast: To which Pillow
,r'.t!a2iy responded. No, and l haven't Il
do.1r to pay iJr one Pillow got bis break
1rl. gave bis parole, remarked that If be
c0Uld not whip Yankees he could so back TO
Tennessee and raise cotton, and went 90 his
Way rejoicing, with enough money in his
yo"kvt 10 resume his place us one OF the best
c!i!I"u> Of West Tennessee"
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Thursday, July II.

OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-Wh!te, '234 bushels new. Red, DIG
bushels new.
ConN.-Yellow, 500 bushels. Mixed, 400 bushels.
.H SALES. -E'
WuEAT.-White. 70 bushels very good new at
$0O; " bushels very fair at &l72; 30 bushels conf
mon at SI.s0-total. l7S bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, e04 bushels very good new at Bliss
10 bushels common at $l.60; 10 bushels fair new
at Sl70; 208 bushels common new ON private terms
total, $50 bushels.
REMARKS.
Although the offerings of new wheat are yet
small very good white sold yesterday at 81 80; very
good red ut S1.S5. ~.
Last year very good white wheat sold on the nth
ct sl.70; very good red at Sl8s9S!.7O. ...1
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July l7.-Money 3@4 on call; banks
are offering large amounts three and four months
time, but find 1t difficult 10 place their capital ex-
cept 1T low rates of interest. Exchange dull and
lower actual business at LOOT @lOas for prime. Gold
range1 from ll5i@1ls. Governments dull and
steady with but little change in prices States quiet
nd
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Merrion Gibbons is appointed postmaster
al Huntsville, Barbour county, w. Va, uict
Jacob {. Burner, resigned. j. 3. Hannah is
appointed postmaster at Frost, Pocahontas
county, ". Va, uce K. o. Wade, moved
away. Eli M. kyser is appointed postmaster
AZ u'erlcld, Barbour county, w. Va, utce
James W. Talbot, resigned.
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M.N.H uF THE Workmanship Wash
g..nn ,orIc> pcndcnce Baltimore Sun.l THE
attack ut paralysis which has recently aff1ict-
IL Nlr-rrc>dcnt Wilson is looked upon by
NJ. iri,uu> here with the most serious fore
todu.>. Although it is stated that his ply
,,.i4g> hold out hopes Of his recovery, it is
known that the most experienced medical
Practitioners rarely succeed i'll successfully
'~a;luL cases similar 10 that of the Vice
President. The affection of his speech, it is
Jared. will become permanent, and the
,Ulrr..> ar" now that he will never he able 10
III, ~, Nirr.rrc>idcnt's chair in the Senate.
Mr. y i>"n wa> sworn in a. Njce-PreSident
H III. .h ui March, and although the SEN
=, fUiaintd III extra session about three
weeks after that time. he occupied the pre-
-,!.u- orh~,I', chair but very little. SO that
"a. M Morn the honor and authority Of his
49,! urr ior very brief period indeed.
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BY Telessaph. I
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July l7-Cotton irregular. With
sales or 1888 bales at 2Ge. for middiluga sogtnsrn
-four shade frmer and more active &C gesotgsitw
choice extra. W hiskey heavy 81 eac Wheat actye
and fully better with good export inquiry; *L6e LOT
amber winter and southern Illinois.
| Corn opened firm and closed heavy ana lower az
Ssdspc. for steamed western mixed. Pork duN sn9
nj soGSe5o for plain mess; 80 for extra
mess. Lard weaker !: western steam, asc. Iurpen-
tine steady at45c Rosinr &2.eos.
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WILMINGTON, N. C

JULY la--Sp:riis observation-disclosures, 81
casks selected ut dc a. gallon for southern PACK
ages. Market quiet.
osin.-Rece,pts, 2,osl barrels sales Of 500 bar.
rels strained spot at $685.; 500 barrels strained
Sellers option In August at S2.40; 500 barrels
strained buyers option In july 500 barrels
No. at 81 600 barrels o. ut $3.50; 500 barrels
Mo- at $2.45; and 200 barrels pale at $3.50 Market
steady. -. 49, tsss1 Icy
Crude Tarpeattne-Receipt 40 barrels. Sales
OF $50 barrels st market price, Last sales ut ~ for
virgin and Fellowship, and 5s for hard. Mark Ell
firm, with an advancing tendency.
1dr.-sales OF as barrels at S325 per barrel. Mar
ket quiet and steady,
Cotton.-Receipts, Is bales. Sales Of bale AT
1Sjc at I5c., and at l7sc p d.. Market weak ut the
following quotations Low ordinary, &C. ordinary,
I5c.; good ordinary, l5tc strict good ordinary.
ls4c; low middling 17sc: strict low middilDg, 1gc.
midtIiny, iec strict Hsiddling,y Isf@l9c.
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UvNHHRIJRG.yA.

July 1s.-Receipts have been large of hogsheads,
boxes and loose tobacco, among which was con,
siderable amount of dark aud red shipping, all OF
which sold at very satisfactory prices. Also large
market has been active and prices ruled high. We
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State of Trade at other Points.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

July is.-Recepts OF new wheat have not been
rs full as was expected, but receivers are In daily
expectation of large arrivals.
Corn Is quiet and steady, and receipts are very
light; offerings Of PIG bushels mixed, with sales at
T5(IS0c. So "a a..s....
No offerings of Rye or Oats.