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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

PoIICE CouRr. TuEspAY-Just,ce White
pres,d'ng.--J. NJ. Elicit, accused Of cutting
Chelsea (negro) with hand-saw, was dis.
charged. But as johnson has been yery
disorderly and troublesome of hate, aud the
evidence showed that he was in fault in this
case. the Justice required him to give surety
for his good behavior.
John Brown, guilty or abusing and threat
ening Mrs. Lucy Moran, was fined IS and
required to give security for his good
behavior.
Charles Nelson (negro), who escaped from
the chain-gang about two weeks ago, while
at work on Marshall street, and whom the
officers soclosely pursued on Sunday, was
arrested by officer Tucker Davis on Monday
night, and brought before the court on
Tuesday. At the time OF his escape he had
three months TO serve, and six months were
added yesterday to his unexpired term.
William Langtord, an old offender, was
sent to Jail for six months for stealing apples
from james Tyler.
Martha Peers (negro), charged with steal
ing silver watch from the person of Henry
Pryor (negro) while he was asleep in bar
room, was sent on to the grand jury.
Henry Taylor (negro). guilty Of disorderly
conduct in the street and throwing rocks Mt
the house of Patrick Harris, was fined $3.50.
Thc case or Edward Robinson, accused of
striking and wounding r. w. Woodbridge
with hatchet with intent to kill him, was
continued until Thursday, and he was bailed
in the sum of $1,000.
The case of Richard Booker (negro). ac-
cused Of stealing S15 from the person Of f.
w. Zimmerman and beating him, was contin-
ued until to-day.
Ivcrson Lewis and Pompey Heath (ne-
Sroc>), sentenced on Monday to thirty days
in Jail for stealing s. from Robert Howell,
were afterwards rcheard and the accused dis
charged.
The Chief of Police stated to Justice
White that he had overheard conversation
in the courtroom that was likely to produce
an excitement. and he felt 1t his duty to call
the attention of his Honor to it-that sounds
Of blows and loud cries had been heard TO
come from the Jail last night, and that man
had been so severely whipped that he was
then dying. The Judge sent the Chief of
Police and the jailor down to the Jail to in
quire about it. Very soon they returned
with the cuprit mentioned above-Charles
Nelson-in their custody. The jailor stated
that this was the person who had been
whipped and was dying" As Charles was
evidently in excellent health, and made no
complaint about the " terrible blows" he re-
ccivcd for giving the officers such chase
on sunday, the subject was dismissed.
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POSTAL CARDs.--ThOsc who propose using the
postal car'ls can have the printing neatly and
chcaply done ut the UiSpatch printing house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

New SoCIETY.-A new Irish-Cathclic So
ciety has been formed in this city. The
officers, it is said, will be chosen at an early
1ay -.. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

PURE WHITE FELT HATS-the very thing for this
season-thc prettiest felt hat cut-for sale at p.
WEIsIli Err & Co s., 1901 Main street.
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WE MrsT SAY THAT CAMPEELL's "EIL-kNoms
GALLERY, corner Of Ninth ana Main sueels' h 'he
cheapest and most reliable IN the c'ty. Inose IN
want of good picture would 60 well to call. Salts
faction guaranteed.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready y-made and made tc
order, by K. B. SPENCE & Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

i'riIGiors SERVICES Rev. W. II. Claggett
ii preach tonight (Wedneaday) at the
Third Pleobytefian Church chapel ut 81
O'clock.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Lady Killed by Lisfssafng.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch3
BRIsToE, Tenn, August 26.-Miss Dolly,
daughter Of Mr.. Jack Trammell, was killed
by lightning this evening about O'Clock
during severe thunderstorm. ea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

Raid ON Boston Liquor Dealers.
Rosros, August 2G;-A raid was made TO-
day on several prominent liquor; dealers by
The State constabuary and $4,000 worth
OF LIQUORS seized. l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

TIE NEW POSTAL cAEDS-very useful Tor flisl'
Ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed on them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done 1T this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

BEDFORD eo2 MAIN STREET, HAS DuSLAp's
fall styles. .
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next to corner First aud Broad strcets.
au las MSW ow
CPOTsWO OOD COAL-YARD.

- y :" " = . : . = " =
have renewed my lease on the spotswood Coal
Yard and am now ready to receive orders for win
ter supplies of fuel
ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATE, stove, and fur-
mace. 81
WINTERrOCK, CUMBERLAND, and MID
LOTHIAN COAL.
SPLINT COAL, West Virglnia).
SOFT COKE, for stoves and ranges.
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed, and split
(klndilne).
AMI. WIS. PITCHER.
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DoG-CArnERs.--The dog-catchers started
out early Yesterday morning and made many
captures. At about y A. M. one Of thenl'
ia casting his net near the New Market,
struck Mrs. Thomas Gill, and hurt her
considerably.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

r OST, near the Danville depot, or within
IL the city corporation, on Monday, about
will hc liherally rewarded nv bringing 1t to MIR. v
|. .MUUNTCASTLE. Is Governor street au 97-lt1
HNAkEN UP IN MY CORN-FIELD EEss5g
l. a WHITE LIVER-SPOTTED COW. .1.As.
which the owner can get. by proving properly aud
paying chQrgeS. THOMAS MORkiS,
8u 25-3t* Haryie street. above sidney.
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OFFICE OF THE SHlLLINGER
ARTIFICIAL-sTONE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
No. s1a MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA

No. s12 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared TO lay down the above.
named pavement III the most artistic mneG ad no l
cn,t far less lli that Of tagging. We Will also lay
corrt.yards, areas cellars of houses, floors or sa.
bles &C., using the celebrated Epgllsh fOrtian1 ce-
ment tharrby fnsuring great durability, entire Tree
dom II II dust, snoothness Of surface, ana peausy
of finish. &C. - .'-..r@ -, ,,,oa.,..
Parties Wishing the above work done VIII pies.ss
apply immediately rs this Is the most sutsihe uihe
OF the year 60 have the work done IL. ~, I.
County rights for sale.
Orders received ut the Office, VI Ma,n OF c,o
He-sm y. b. 1EhHGs = W.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWSl GOOD
VI NEWS!-I would respectfully inform my
friends and the public generally that having made
arrangements with the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad Companies
to deliver the celebrated West Virginia SPLINT
COAL ut my yard ou Broad street, am now pre-
pared TO furnish them their winter supplies OF TINS
nous coal now In this market, being entirely free
trom slate and fine coal. have on hand q large
supply of ANTHRACITE, SOFT COKE, ana
GLOVER HILL COAL, OAK and PINE WOOD,
long, sawed, and split for kindlng Orders respect
fully solicited and promptly filled.
w. j. MCDOW ELL,
next TO corner First and Bread streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made I
order by K. Is. SPENCE & Son.
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l>TERSAL REVENUE toLLFCTIoNs.--The in.
'"lnd r"rcnIle collections Yesterday amount
I'll 10 Sl0.261 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

REDFoRD HAS ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE BOYS
6fty-CCut hats,
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IHE CITY ENGINEER advertises for pro-
po>a!> 10 build Il culvert i'll Main from Elgh-
trt nth TO Twcnty-cighth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

NTOOD AND COAL.-Having been ap-
w pointed one of the agents for the sale OF CLO.
YER HILL COAL, am prepared to deliver thst
popular fuel at lowest market rates. Also. =.
THRACITE COAL. all sizes; OAK aud PINE
public is earnestly solicited Ut No. Ninth street,
between Main and Cary.
WILLIAM @, BRAZEAL.
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y1sUFEIssIONAL CARDS.
BANKRUPTCY ..I. PRAcTtoE atApE a

10 BANkHUPTCY0 -PKACItCE WADE "a 3.
= =. SPECIALITY. - - e
The Lewis amendment. adopted the aga OF Eserg-
ary Is7a secures 20 the bankrupt an sdstionai sss
ars ni;ns IN ercess OF the hye hundred heref0foes
eseTIn nfs.ri az rWo THaUaASD poLLAkS aga1nst ~
infrmenfs Ard decrssa Oh State courts,
Tffs,s right Of dover ~, 50 prssFsss'
lntss lG. sAURIcEsMITH prosseu,es csalms of sys.y
asat,isr The United states
4 AIR. JASss,a TOHy.xn expert 10 pta&fupt tHatsssst
ii conseet ted wi,ls the tirnt. IS ..,,, a. &
Gassuspeni.aase % sptsi tsd. ises = z
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.
LOST. STRAYED, dc.

TAKEN UP IN MY CORN-FIELD,E EEg5
l. OH MONDAY, August 25th, Il WHIrE-5EesA-.
AND-RED HEIFER. The owner will please come
forward, pay charges aud take her away
= Pc. FRITZ, .
Richmond York River and Chesapeake railroad.
oJ-ltk
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A NTIIRACITE. CUMBERLAND, AND
N VIRGINIA GOALS;
PINEa and OAk WOOD.
Anthracite coal sold ony by tcetgaf, screened, ana
guaranteed to he Of the best quality:
| n B-I have procured the services OF Mr.. u.
POIrIAUX, who has been engaged In the cOai Dusi-
uess many years, and we'll known III our CITY:
/ - 00'.-'h'' pEYTON X. CARRINGTON,
.ua -.-l.. 1925 Cary street
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Germany.

ANTWERP, August ga great contlagra-
ton was occasioned here last night by Il
stroke of lightning which set fire to one OF
the largest warehouses in the city. This
with surrounding buildings was soon wrap
ped in flames, and the entire block was de-
stroyed. The fire was still burning at 10
O'Clock this morning.
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Portugal

LISBON, August 25.-The expedition which
is laying the cable between this city and Rio
Janero, after having, proceeded 3s3 knots,
was stopped by the discovery Of fault in
the wire, which by tests is believed to be
near land. The expedition will continue
payius out until it reaches Madeira, whence
the cable steamer will probably return to
repair the fault.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27

II B. BENTLEY, corner of Cary and
FI. Nine,eenth streets can furnish al low summer
prices a full supply of ANTHRACITE COAL OF
superior quality; CUMBERLAHD SQAML;; tor
CRATES engines. and snlltlls work 5iiDLVJniaN
AND CLOVCR HILL at agents prices; Orders
resDpetfuIly solicited. ~ s-sW
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
His thinking Might Cap.

The season approaches, says the Dan
bury Ncws, when the boy Of the period
turns his mind 10 meditation. As the
hour of GP. n. strikes, he softly withdraws
from the table where he has been engaged
in digging the putty from nail head, and
unostentatiously deposits himself back of
the stove to think. We are particular TO
emphasize this work, because there is an
impression on the part Of his parents and
his elder sister, who has the honor Of es-
cortng him to bed nights, that he is going
to sleep. They 90 so far as to openly eX-
press this belief, but he stoutly denies it,
and Immediately proceeds to demonstrate
the gross injustice of the insinuation by
humming some familiar tune. Pretty
soon the humming ceases; there is sig
nificant movement at the table, and then
il is resumed again, and continues for five
minutes, when it gradually dies out, and
ali is silent back of the stove. When the
boy comes to again, he is being lifted TO his
feet by his wristband, and cHffed on the
head to indicate that it is after 10 o'clock.
lie makes a desperate attempt TO find
where he left of on the tune, but igno-
miniously fails, and five minutes later Is
stumbling up stairs, with an interested
and active sister in his rear, and firmly
but family maintainly that be was no.
asleep, but only thinking.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
Statement OF the Affairs Of Claflln and
Company.

The statement of the affairs of II. B.
Claflin & Company, as submitted TO a
meeting OF the friends of the firm which
included their largest creditors, held this
afternoon, was as follows: Good assets of
all kinds, So, sos, 900; total Indebtedness,
domestic and foreign, Sl5, 5S4 900; surplus,
So, 924 900. 1t was agreed that no assistance
should be asked of the associated banks or
Clearinghouse, and their friends and cred
itors at the meeting unanimously rendered
10 II. b. Clafiin d Company an extension
averaging four and half months, matur-
ing in monthly payments, which was
promptly accepted. The business Of the
firm win proceed as usual. In this state
ment is not included the personal assets Of
the firm. 1t merely embraces the amount
employed in the business.
THE above statement ought to silence
the mean spirits who have taken delight
in pursuing this old established house
whose standing is equal to the best in COM
mercial circles.-EDs. CHROoCLE.l
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MaryVille Items.

The educators of Blount county are la
boring with more zeal than ever before
known. At the call OF the County Super
intendent "Tescher's Institute" WAS or
Friday, Friday evening and Saturday.
The County Superintendent, Rev. ]. II.
Morton was elected President, Prof. John
Collins, Secretary and N. B. Sherry, As
sistsnt Secretary. The object of this In
stitute is to give normal instruction to the
teachers of the county.
Yesterday being County Court, large
number of persons were in town.
Mr.. John Currier, Esq, the polite and obli-
ging mail carrier between Knoxville and
Maryville was takeu very i'll last Saturday,
and is yet very sick, it is supposed from
the bite of a spider. w.
Maryville, Nov. 4. 1878.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
The Business Situation East.

DEPRESSION IN THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
Inquiry among dry goods dealers to-day
showed that their transactions are very
light. Dealers are not encouraged TO press
business, and sales are confined to the
slight wants of the current trade. The
failure of HOyt, Sprague * Co. has had a
depressing effect, and rumOrs about Clatlin
& Co, have sufficed to bring the dry goods
trade almost to stand-still. One dealer
said to-day that slaughtering was about
the only thing now taking place. The
dearth of trade, it is thought, will contin-
ne until it can he definitely ascertained
that the difficulties will be overcome. In
this event business will take fresh start
Immediately.
FALLING OFF IN RAILROAD FREIGHTS.
On inquiry to-day at the freight offices
of leading railroads, it was ascertained
that their freight business was suffering Sc
verely from the financial disturbance, and
that in many cases the railroad companies
were largely cutting down expenses by a
reduction of wages and discharge of work
nlen.
THE EXPORT AND IMPORT TRADE.
A visit to the offices of the different
ocean steamship lines this morning proved
that the export trade was never in a better
condition than it is at present. Almost all
the steamers leaving port to-day are laden
to their utmost capacities, and the rates
were never, as q general rule, higher than
now. The import trade has fallen away to
almost nothing and steamers arriving
here are often but half full. This falling
off is especially noticeable in the amount of
dry goods imported. The above refers to
the trade with Europe. The trade between
this city and Havana has almost been
killed by the existing monetary stringency
The people in HavanaaTe buying nothing
here but the merest necessaries of life.
The price of sugar in Havana is lower
than its actual value, and holders refuse to
sell consequently there is nothing for the
steamers or sailing vessels to carry.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
The fashionable scant Erect.
From Mrs. Burnham's Letters

IRON DIS. BlFlnGm's LeLteFE.-
The EXTREMIST phase oC the fashionable
8cunt effect was reached Sunday by a lady
who walked up Fifth avenue in a navy
blue came's hair dress. Not pucker or
a visable seam, or particle Of trimming,
broke up the beautiful surface Of that wO-
man. She was one unbendng level, and
how she got into that straight-ja jacket of a
dress l couldn't imagine till l took a rear
view of her, and found she was buttoned
upbehind from neck to hem. Two unob-
trusive box-paits lurked in a shy way
each side the opening; otherwise the gar
meut looked like a blOated pantaloOn-leg.
And wak-well, she couldn't walk very
well, and in case Of fire that woman would
be fried In her own fat
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12

purse of the Roane Iron Company. 1t Is
also rumored in town to-day that a reduc-
ton of forces has taken place at the Com
pany's works. We should be sorry, in
deed, to have the business of our East
Tennessee furnaces interfered with, but we
presume when the mighty of the earth
are shaking to their very centre 1t can
scarcely be expected that our section
should not feel the crash to some extent
also. Kingston Valley Nel0s, 4H.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
SnnSrille S3'ftklu ChroaitlE
NOVEMBER 10, 1873.
"WEDNESDAY, 50: NO
FROM LOCKWOOD.
The Financial TroubIes-Ohio Railroad
A Double Marriage.


The financial troubles are making them
selves felt here. Greenbacks are wonder
fully scarce, and those who have debts to
nav at a distance are sorely perplexed.
Scrip is abundant, however, and our do
nestle trade goes bravely on.
1t is stated here, upon what authority
the writer does dot Know with a great
deal of confidence, that the Ohio Railroad
is to pass directly through this place. This
is cheering news, and, if true, will be pro.
ductive Of great good to this section of
country and especially to our town.
On Sunday, at the close of the service,
DR., Breaker married two couples with the
same ceremony. The happy parties were
Nj. G. Tancher and Amelia Hitshaw and
w. It. Hauser and Elizabeth M. Breaker.
There was an immense congregation pres
ent. and all were delighted with the sim
plicity and solemnity of the service.
OCCASIONAL.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
Contraction at lockwood.

From friend at lockwood we learn
that lockwood Furnace No. l suspended
operations yesterday morning. Our in
formant was not prepared 10 state why
this step had been taken, but thought
there were two reasons for suspending. In
the first place, the furnace needed some
repairs; aud in the second, the crisis, he
thinks, has affected even the piethoric
The sun., 1873-08-23
4 GRlND MrDtL FoR cHEvEAAND.
The Wilson sewing Na'hinc Takes the
Gruud Prize at vienna.

The Wilson sewing In'hinc Takes the
Cruud Prize at vienna.
Three separate dispatches from Vienna
combine io Gi,p"l all doLht as to what sewing
machine has won the first hunors Of the great
Exposition. The nr-t was = special To the New
York press on Monday. and WIS a. follows:
NIENNN, August Il, lsi3.
The wilson shuttle sewing machine was
awarded the grand prile 70, the Vienna Exposi-
tion for being tine ir.t owing machine.
The second was the regular Associated Press
report. conn He'd from long special TO the Nov
York ~ riid. IN which the Wilson Sewing Ma
chime Of Cleveland, Ohio Wa, named as among
tho exhibitors which received medals for
merit, the highest rass ~ premiums awarded
at the Exposition. Al oh,r ,,rhia machines
cR rcctir, ,,uIiB 0u drrtd for progress.
The third was private cable telegram received
yesterday from vienna 10y Mr.. wilson himself,
which was as tullow-:
NIFNNA, August 10.
You hare rccictd nee moddh t,co tor mert
ant three cOJ pcr1ttrc.
The meaning Of this Is that the Wilson ma
chine has received the grand medl os me nat
Setriug-Hlcht., and a second medal as the ma
81 inc test manufactured that f., cmbodying
the best mechanical workmanship. Bcsldes
these, Mr.. George ". Baker, Assistant Sup'riu-
tcndcnt of the Wilson Sewing Machine Com
pauv, receives special medal for excellence of
workmanship ON the machinr; Mr. Williams uf
this city receives q medal for best sewing on
leather, done toy the Wilson; and Miss Brock
and Mis- DE Lussev receive still another medal
tor best slmply- %! family sewing and cmbruid-
cr,, done on the Wilson machine Til, sweeps
thu entire board. Not only has the Wilson sew
ing machine been pronounced the most capable
and efficient eNine machine in the world, but
its work, on both dry goods and leather, Is pro-
The sun., 1873-08-23

sI rSTDAs ApS .5 .lS S ssp
sl1 only t SdGs asa SSsssn Ss 9sa fsse'
sSI I SssssS @ .uffsTtne fsfts s.s,s.
;g5.s GssSi. s,Ts s,I,
nd is%Iiy sra%a: s,SSs s:ssS.S@ ,s ssss..
s.srn ,S; %ss
Pnoyisfoss was easier and mode srSciy setfyc
sales leo e , Ges f&s %, Sym. nsss t. e.
BACON va. ~ 10 iSr lair desrd 1 sale. bh
SSa M saa dc
sV cS Sd LsTd c Ss gas a. saes W ,cs or pss
Sepiem6er rsc ostober %'o Dressed hos, were
s FG2S as%a Al 81 sHa Gfe SS s al sS sGSus P" p,
aud Atasic. for good to prime Western. Cheese vi
aSefSS iD. fGSSS e s Ges srS Sass at M
for rejected; ~ for No& s.ss.lt' Tor No. "a
Mssss,l.S .Sa. q s for 10 aiiwsHkcc .iits.isfe fe
G Iowa pns 9S % white THS %rasrn Sr sns ,
bush Including 500 bush for scptcmbcr. at CO.,; G
While western S assc s. s r sspitanirs anG sc 10
s,d sH mixed , Oats acys sales isoo ogsn AZ 'e e
&c! tse. fSr Or old white Ohio sga is.5ic Tor whi'
Corros-The tone Of tho market 10. cotton on tn
P2i srssusr s WIN T .SsSced LSS sSa ssS
PipSS Sse, ~s e. 1sb npS & Low M %saas d9 T i2c s
ion. and 10 for speculation. In forNard deiveri'
there was an active business at 3 iGa ac. advanc,
Sales 1910 bales, closing at i9tc. FOR August. ~ SIC
for September. Il 13i6c for October t5c. for So,e
Der and December The Liverpool market was steady
mlddling upland. 3I@s'zd
. ttsogtnlfsaConte active, salcs i1o bags Rio
2b4G}2ac. S0i bags Mar1cabO at pc. and 800 maj
Java at 2t16tljc gold Htce-JD bag. lsnngoun sold
2Ac. rult. Molassts quiet. Sugars in good demand
sales il5 hhds fair centrifugal lt side and ilJ hhd
good and prime refining Cuba at NselS4c. Henn,
sugars nrm and In better demand at II for harls.
SUNDRfIs-P Petroleum was quiet at iGlc. for refine
with l0ol bbs. crude sold at 6c the spot strsnp
ro.in was nrner at S3O with moderate busines
spirits urpentine was in fair dnird and sold at I3fC
TO arrive, aud iihc. in shipping order on the spot
quoted 4ilsd &c for mcrchantAhle the spot raoa
sold At &c. for prime city. Whiskcy lower nj ggsgg4
fish IN good demand No. shore ackcrcl. t@BItI
No hay SIC ana St. George cod, sGftfJo. Metals
lnot quiet AZ &c. for lake, cI-h spclter 500 at ST.
gold 40 tons pig iron sold at tJ for Egntun, and
for Glengarnuch No American. SIS block tin 3ttlt
gola coSe tin late sold at $.,j, syld Hops quiet
81 lc for dumcstlC and l@j2 sc.fur En- slirh. Oils
linseed, sc IN cask crude ,tt1n seed sod g. sma
extent At tia5yc.; nlenhaien nrner at ijc. Hides /
fair demand; dry B. \. Gi.02Gc. gold anu cit
slaughter lW@l4c, currency. freisits we're less actk
by engagement corn to LiyerpOo. by steam l94L
wheat to London 10y steam. 14d. charters embraced
vessels with grain al ye 6 for Pcnarth Roads, iOs
Cork for orders. ~ I'd 10 arrive nnd go same vOyag
aud i's td for the continent lNyssc with prtrOleu
at Sc. 3i.Gsss. Cd foI the German Baltic