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Il scAsesss SO Northern ma NJ IN III
euai issss 5ess soaalsos EsSn5s l51
2g as1as il aass een zssa
4 half.farretss II =
Aolaxssa: Cvmnfon sysup.-hoe shess ~
4 6oes os:: Ferso aico, 50ss5es aev O,isaal
s s c a,.s. sSsa s ssis Is.
i s1.25g $3.50: NORTH CaroIIna gross seN
Caroline n roe. s5@s5.a5s ~ naif-parreE Haess.
rei.-So: Bays 81 salI: no. 2.in hsrrels. q -
4 shad. IN kits. %. b.
! SAT- Liverpool. ~ 90 rom wharf. 80 as frosa
sssss ae5 a Gsus iD ana sraaaiased
Ioss: sye1ove $40 Sxc.: cut iosl. 4 ssca Porio
Rico. l,emefafa, 9,fses l0c; her Or.'
Soap :Sss Co o 5eesc.: bes, washing, lI0
| l1Ae.i toilet, 15@20c., and fancy prices coun.
asaS Slses sss@sl e l Last pr, prime ..,t
b1.45 for strictly choice. 8 81 &,
Hides. Leather, &c. sz5ses g
aias ais ,ss9 slss rss
Ieasss: sets leather, oak. s45c; se,s,e leather,
ashsSe sSs f sss; kp ssSs
D. CAtfSkfnS, FRENCH. 6l,ZOHIBE.ZO "a IL IO1Qu
sEIrtiDg. as6Ss2c. --'r y - 20 g.
- ,''e' - 49, sf5 4 b ~
Iron, Steel, nails, 6cs S.s
Eoa American refined 8 s4gp31. y D. English
and American sheet 5Ca 6ze: ,Swedes hzmlrIereags
7A@Sc.; hoop, 6@Sc.; Burdens horseshoe. 1925
4b$7.50 ~ 400 bs.; Tredegar horseshoe, $50
6.25; Tredegar mnle-shoe, .7N37.25. -
Steel: mayors cast sreet 2Qlg2ic. .. English
oiistereo, 4oSc. g n.i American clustered, 1Ztfs.~
Nnits In store a. 25 for standard thar Is m. II
penny other sizes extra. 49,, =
Piot.oh- Custin0s: Wholesale, 5Sc; retail, exc
% b.
1quois' w ineS, @c.
AR: Scotch, best brands, pints, ~ U042.2o ~
dozen, ta -$Ii gs,.5fss
: Rectifed WhiskeYs. Common S16af1.1 is: full
proof, 81 5ls1 20. Cash .s.s q ~
.aysa W.rcigf, mo"n,tn sn o,d
s2.509Ss3 So aud upwards. .Ds = S 80
On: Domestic, 81 .251tx2 imported 90 case
Brondies: Domestic SI,25dasz :sIru,t rI .Yasa Z
$3.50; apple, new, Sc !; peach, IS. ~ y, - &
Ram: New England, 1I.4OusI.oO; Jamaicz
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BY Teiegrnpn.
NEW yORK MARKETa,

NEW YORK. July 30.-Cotton. drm : sales Of
1892 t,sles Mt l71l 7ssc. Southetp aour quiet;
s,ses I'm favor of buyers; common 10 fair extrs,
i5.s5@sG30; good p choice, sa.3basu.
Wheat-spring quiet aud lower; vi m,otes ,.saay;
western; 81 80 for new amber keotucky Sl.Z7
@si.3 for OLD rel and amber wes ern. Cora nrn s
mixed: sOaSIc. for western yellow. 90c. Tor
white western. Coffee quiet and uncnanesd. kice
steady and In fair iobbiDg oem tnd.. Tsil0H qaiss
ot SIlIIgc Rostu etexds. inrpeDltne Heavy az
34hn3Sc. Pork nrmer ut &22.s0- New lard
Brmer al I3I1335c. Whisky nominal and held rs
81 O4k@ o. Fielgnts dtlil; corr pee HssS'As
quo Wneu ner steam. 7c. '4{ssrfSs9
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 80, 1874.
lpprVYn

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 80, 1874.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mercaan-
disc aud passengers. G. W. Allen Sc Co.
Steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. u. Tatum.
Schooner Mary A. Loughbery, Loughbery, Phila-
delpha, granite, Curtis i Parker.
CLEARED.
Brig Advance, Thorstensen, LIVERPOOL, tobacco,
Curtis Parker. .tzEaat7 $3.50 ~
CLEARED FOR THIS Port.
Schooner Heading Railroad, No. IS, McDevitt,
Philadelphia, July %.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Ich Diem went down TO City Point 10 tiniss
NV YORK, July 2S.-Arriyed: Schoorers G. E.
Valentine Potter, hence, and Eciiple, Triton Dcx
Ter, Haines; Ii. y. Lawson, Brown bra1aD tni-
Ter Whitingham; Alathea, Derby: Magellan, Ha.
zIetop, Eva Holway, " tnants; all from virginia
Schooner q. f.. Valentine, Potter, hence, u New
York July %. .,su, <o,.
Wilmington, GOT ashore near the Cherrystone, ana
had 10 be igntened OF portion OF ner cargo OF
gnnno She arrived In a leaky conoltiop, ana .
awaiting survey before dscharsing.
Schonner General l abott, Sheppard, James river,
AZ Philsdelphia July g.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 305Arrsl.yed San An noniS
Arrived out: San antonio, Empire, hehsaorah,
FIeetwirg, Won Berg, Aukolhat.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, July 80, 1874.
Country Produce. &c.
Roots: Ginseng, s0c.eGs1; seneca, without top,
Bsesaoag: 25@2sc. q b.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow. 25@2Sc.; poor
20 good, 15920c.; common. 1OA12c
Broom Corn: Green, s1599sc. red, 69sc.
Corn Ee1t: Il n bushel.
Egos. In barrels lac. % dozen in crates, 15c
Flour: Virginia country Is quoted to-nty tn.s.
S5.75G$6: superine, 81: eXtra- S7.5O@S7.75;
family. Ordinary run, as.75@s9; fancy BRANDS,
$3.50. ~
Flarssed: $l.55@$1.6 80 u bushel
Hav: Virginia timothy, sl.0oDsl.l5; clover,
S0@90c.
Lard: Country. IL 0l2c.
Oals: Baled. s0@9oc. - 100 Us.
Potatoes: Irish, 7oW90c. u Dasnel.
Rye: Csc. ~ bushel.
Sumac: S1-nom,nal.
Shucks: S0@S7hc.
Baled Strdto: oOc.
TztLop: 647c. p q.
Wool: Washed, 40Q43c.; unwasheo, 2562Sc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: $225Gs2.30 y barre Rosendale,
'-''0 DRY Goods. 80
gro1on Sheetfads and Shirttnos. A Manchester,
lanes River, exc: Il FontenOy, skc: "A Gran
ltevie. leH L.; Srani'eYiiie. aaa aSGs-
i SS D. Conestogs, sc.; I0-4 PepperL, 35c.;
io14 city, s2Nc.
ta isc.: IA MasoavtlIe. 15c.; A Rockoaie,
Axe: A Home. l2i4c.; Al Oneida, l2bc.; Al
Avondale &c. IA Social 10; - aa A. Ki
se gso 7e 1o4 Walnain, s75c. 1o-4 City
i sres sse' brtas: reiessparg, 1ec.; wes.fora
le USE Ss1 tsaas: PaSdaa. ,le.; Amossseg,
l2 S;,i hasloI sas,em, I2xc. Boston Steam dis,
p4ints American; szs: Aliens ,snsns s a ssa
Washipg1os, exc: Hamilton, esc; MeS finask'
se MaSrya m ossa,sl 7ss a pssi1s
7c Side Bands are &c. more. ~,
1 CaSnoS1cs: Rice, &c.; English 7'ac.
Drugs, Dyestuas, Oils, &c
4 atsahol &c Is. as y gallon.
coaesntra.sd Lye: So 2 case Of four dozen.
Cspperas: SC.
Cochfneal: u q b.
Extract u L9g.oood: loc.
i Indigo: 81 rs.
0iis: Lasssd. sseasl machine; sl Snss! q.
esss: be s sa sSss s as ses
fnsinls iuo.leat,ax, Sue; keroseas, 7sc = gallon
soda: sal, s4ssxc.. IN kegs Engliah soda. &c.
American, 6Sc. = = $3.50
u Gi,.ass: ierlyians $sy; q nanape 4, SIS n Ton
lea.Fowl $50; Paeifc, 500; Powfiaian RaMbon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50; Flour OF Rawbone, $50
P Piednons. $50; Maryland Tosaeso-food. $50
| Guanahani. S4U. s
Forelan Fruit. and Candy.
Candy. 15c. " b. 3.,.s i, 8. y
| Lemons: $3.50 ~ FOX. IS
Oranges: None IN market
Flreeeries. &c. $
Bacon, shop. ..sers. 8a@l Co.: clear ribbed SIDE
4 i2x0al 2tc. Ribbed, 1iAs; Ntrsinis hos
touaa virgins +, hams 3. ,,.ia ao ham ass
t@l5c-; .caiiyassed hams, 7HGsi ga aaa xo mr.,
Bue era. PnnIed, TWO noopss ss.oo ~ -
rs g ssasr Two .trinrs mrss strip a
M four strngss stna.i. 3D. idtEe, Rs =
"a "a: ave strings, "a, Q d 9sS. "A 81 j,
gssss: Riss angsasS 70 5 SSass ssassss ''
ssss,iJss aaa rlauun candles. f4ss1 2ssa "
s%sSiae.; haiS -bexss, aasse Isiloa,
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Battle with the Indians.

GALVESTON, July 30.-The Ners's Fort
Worth special says that Colonel Stewart, a
member of the Legislature. has just returned
from Wise county, and brings report OF
another fight near Jacksboro' on Friday last
between the Montague Rangers and body
Of the Tenth United States cavalry and the
Indians, the latter numbering 500. The
Rangers lost twelve killed and several
wounded. The cavalry lost several men and
their commander killed. The reports say
that the combined forces were driven back
to Jacksboro'.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, July oU, 1of4s
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte, 1926 bushels. Red, 1000
bushels.
F.. CORN White, 1874 bushels. Yellow, 800 BUSH
els.
OATS.-1,55S bushels
kEASS.-S bush, Is.
FLoCR-400 barrels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whlte, $50 bushels very good $1.45 !;
% bushels fair ut S1.3S; 6 bushels common ut
:1.10: 26U bushels good on private terms; 4 BUSH
els common at Sl.15: 81 bushels very good on
private terms; 20 bushels fair At S1.35; so BUSH
els choice at $3.50: 2U6 bushels 1T $1.46; 106
bushels ut Alps; 800 bushels fair at S1.37: S2
bushels at 81 .43; 80 bushels common ut s1.20.
Total, 1.412 bushels
WHEAT.-Red lac bushels very good on private
terms; ~ bushels Ut 1913: IL bushels fair ut
1896: so bushels fair at 1886; ~ bushels pi line
ut STAG; TIA bushes on prlva'e ems: 22
bushels very good AT S1.42 Toial, 400 bushels.
CoaN.-Whte, 1874 bushels prime ut 81. Yellow,
200 bushels very good nj 93c.; 100 bushels on pIi-
yate terms Total, 800 bushels.
uATS-124 bushels very good at &C.; 1874
bushels good at &c.; 20S bushels good on private
terms; 156 bushels on private terms; so bushels
good Ut 55c. Total, 702 bushels.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WuEAT.-White, $50 bushels.
I.r hush
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Chemical Centennial.

NORTHUMBERLAND PA, July 30.--The at
tendance tomorrow at the Convention Of the
Centennial of Chemistry promises TO be quite
large. The hotels are full, aud many are the
guests of citizens. A committee meets the
trains, and on the arrival Of the delegations
escort them to their quarters, The arrivals
include prominent chemists from all parts Of
the country,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON. July 30.-The race for the Good
wood cup to-day was won by Mr.. Merrl'>
chestnut colt Doncaster. MIR. Fl. Sayille's
bav colt G. E.. Kaiser came in second; Mr
Lereyre's chestnut lilly Miss Toto third. Six
started. The betting before the race was 8
to on the field against Doncaster, TO 2
against Kaiser, and II to against Miss Toto.
Spain.
BAYoSNE, July 30.-The CarliSts claim
great victory over the Republicans between
Castle Folliet and FIgueras, near the from
tier. Losses heavy on both sides. The
Carlsts deny the truth Of the reports charg.
ing them with atrocities at Cuenca and other
places.
PATRIOTS DEVASTATING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
UPRISING EXPECTED, ETC.
New YORK, July 30.-The Cubans here
have received news by way of Havana to
the effect that the patriot troops have de-
stroyed number of plantations In Trinidad
Valley, and the planters are abandoning
their property there for fear OF being cap
tured, and because the Spanish Government
cannot give the necessary protection. The
President of the Cuban republic has ordered
Captain Carpio to destroy everything he lays
hands on.
Caobo, the negro captain, at the head of
number of emancipated negroes, is in the
neighborhood OF Cienfuegos, wrecking plan
tations and enlistipg slaves and coolies into
the patriot ranks. A general uprising OF the
negroes under Caobo is daily expected.
The Cubans have captured several maps
of the Trocha, which show the position OF
the forts, pitfalls, picket-stations, &C.
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Saratoga Races,

SARATOGA. July 30.-There was an i'm
mense attendance ut the races to-day. In the
race for the Saratoga stakes Willie Burk was
the winner; second, King Bolt; third, Liz
zie R. Time, 1921.
The Saratoga cup was WOE by Springbok
Preakness second, Katie Pease third.
The third race was won by Galway Ab-
del Koree second, Woodbine third. Time,
BIT.
Goldsmith's Maid won yesterday. Time,
2:l9S, 2:193, 220. The crowd expected better
time.
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Isank Robbery.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 3O.-Tvo meu, yes
terday, entered the First National Bank at
Batavia, Genesee county, n. Y, and while
one engaged the attention Of the only per-
son present engaged with the bank, the
other ran away with a box containing
money to the amount Of $4,000. Both es-
capped.
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A Young Lady Accidentally Shot by
Another Lady.

ErMlRA, N. Y, July 3O.-hiss Ella John
ston accidentally shot Miss Bella White at
" ellsyille, Allegheny county, yesterday:
Some two weeks since Miss Johnston showed
courage and bravery by driving away from
the house some burglars who were attempt
ing an entrance. For this she was pre-
scented by her admiriug friends with me
revolver. 1t was while practicing with this
that it was accidentally discharged and Miss
White mortaIly wounded.
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remuneration at bridgeport, Conn.

BRIpaEponr, July 3O.--The fur factories OF
W. A. & a. NJ. " hite, of Danbury, consist y
ing of three hp. lldings-two of one hunared q
feet and onss of eighty feet In iengtn, anu
eight storj.es high were burned TINS mosn'
ing. 3. large portion OF the STOCK was nc.
stroyed and eighty parsons thrown OUT ~
.m,, ,Ioymept. The fire is supposed 70 pave
f,een the work of on incendiary.
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RICHMOND, July 80, 1874
Coplous rains and good seasons In nearly all Of
our tobacco-growlpg districts have prevailed since
our last report. The crop. although not unusually
large, will, 1t Is believed be 3 fine one The mar-
ket has ruled very firm during the week, with i'm
proved tendency the advance in prices noted In our
last report being fully sustained, and from present
indications are likely to remain so. We give b9low
our revised uotatlonS: .
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HALTlmunn nAnKKTB,

BALTIMORE, July 30.-FIour dull and unehsnsSd.
HIhesI active and firm choice white U:
Co.,. tsrm: southern and western nontoal; SouSn-.
ern white, GOA csc; yellow S5c- Oats stronger;
southern, 60@6ac. Proyl.'oas strong sna IN, IN
changed. Lard higher refined, iacs nSa. .
1,ai az 2OM22c. Sugar nrm ano tucuapReo. y AAa~
xex active nj S1.0214Ikl.O3.
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Heavy Wind-St0rira.

OMAHA, July 3O.-A heavy wind-storm
prevailed in this section Saturday night,
which fortunately blew the grasshoppers out
of the State. Much produce that had been
given uD will be saved.
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The FToosaic Tunnel.

Boston, July 30.--The Hoosaic Tunnel
Commissioners organized yesterday by the
election of w. B. Washburn president. They
will make their first formal visit to the tun-
mel next Tuesday.
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Indians kilacN.H

NEWTON. KANSAS, July 30.-Militia from
Fort Dodge killed nine Comanches on Cana
dian river, upon whom was found number
Of white SCalpS.
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A Woman and Three Children Burned
to Death.

YANKToN, DAKOTA, July 30.-The farm.
house OF Mr.. Shohhausen, thirteen miles
from here, was burned on Tuesday night.
he vas absent at the time, and his wife and
three children were burned to death. His
wife dragged herself and infant out and
walked mile and half, but both were 80
badly burned that they died shortly after
,rord
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sr InIrfs MARKRrs.

ST.. LOUIS, July 80 -Flour and corn unshanxeds
Nhiskey higher at 9ec. Pork quiet ~ 9x4,to0
fsni,,aa or,er sales exc; shoulders. i13s0t1Hc.s
clear rio, llX@l2c. Lard tughet 1asfes for SUM
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I.oU1sylLLE MARKETs-

LOUISVILLE. July S0.-.Ejear nnsnanSea,, SS,6
10 Sg4. bacon firni;; shonlders eear
lib. iISGIiN.; clear s1 1eTes9sss
hsips. i5Ga &c.; plain. l4sc. Lara, Asss.
Whiskey, &c. -.
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Fatal Accident.

BALTIMORE, July 30.-A boy flying kite
from tbird-story window to-day fell to the
pavement, and was instantly Killed.
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,.cr;.s GREAT CALAMITY
,.-,r TIE sronN-NoRE BODIES NEeoV'
~ 800, NAN ANp TWO CHILDREN
~ rvs, rfD ALlvE-FuNEHALs
OF THE VICTIMS.

. IN IL ilirr!Gl cN'cu', h'S "o' w
N'..', ON the contrary, fresh tales OF
-. md suffering are told. we sseah
''.'... ..,,;,. rom the Pittsburgh Dispatch
-, w.Grc-dpy; ,,,,. .o,,
e. .i.y was a fupcrcal day IN this com
m, several localities OF 'he n'>'S-
;"'''. .,,,ba, night possessed aol'au''' ''S
II :, 'o~ iHu,l>aHd>. who cro"ded arouno
r.'' VA ,.'r. ,,rIy morning until ialc nj night
l.." v,. r,hercd IN by II heavy ram,
i.' ''' ',r,m,,,,i uu,il about O'Clock. but
"-..a .,',, check the eager, excited Eluitl.
{. 80 ,,n,,ri.h in thc least the aocrs OF
,.'',, ,,'lr .,x huudred men VINO were cie"l'
y ~ .,.;,c. were recovered during the
49, y WAS reported that two chill
i,,y and girl-werc touno awe III
t.''-I - nr, hat! an arm broken. ana both
Z CO -, vcak. They were taken away
" :, . carriage and tendcrly cared
- are al that remain ol lSmily
) rIaG was also Itc"'e'ee ."
&. r,, arm was broken, ahd nc
..,ry,l o,hc: Injuries. lie WAS aoie ~
n'.- .,uJ wlH probably recover.
~. rohj,, were buried irom fa'rman
.,,'. undertaking establishment,
" nh. streets were damned with
- .-..,..,r IA catch 2!mp>c 0! the races
r"I.' &C. ,,,., service, were short and
x. 49, .... .,,t >uuIiy affecting. h"ny OF
''. -. v.o,. q Aimed a;a5k naked, winch
"' 49,. 20 unpleasant c"mmenl> III nan!
Un a little effort been mace,
t'' ..rr, Tar aIl could have been pro-
"..' r., ,.r, we're also funerals ut many
,@.".. l"''' w.. 1,.. thap one hundred
''.. .'''>' ,,,l,,,-,d during the after
."-. VIZ .,l.'i Imrino tn. services and
a'.- '''' . '.,,, ,rr.,..,ions were passing.
-. 80. ~ t.'.;,..s. hou,cs were closed. II.
'"..'' '' ..., day these cities ever knew.
w. ,..g ,v:,n, IF The disaster is not yet
lI.rrf, SONG new and shocking
"'.''' i..r.I,3 RE air is thick with
..'" in .r..,,.r loss Of life than has
80" r,.i \.w and thrilling incidents
.1'" ~ .-,..,,c, ,rc narrated 10 eager
.,.r..u ,Nrry >.rrct corner. Persons WDo
e. r,-Gylhins -;amIiy ana PI"per'!-a
,.a~.'h qur>';ou>, TO winch they RESPOND
T., ,.... u,rr iur thrilling >'"ry Whicn has
'.. nG II irp@th in these columns'
,,....... n. Inrn. all or part Of whose families
Wei. a>,. together with ali the property
,:.., ,..,>, d. III" accumulation OF years OF
,..g.. 4 and p;rching economy, talk san!
So. ..rig gr.u; ""Ich'cmcnt' me nc 'c"'s
v....a c"uI>r an lhcir chcck> Tell pa,nel
,4aJuy word could me @rra! sorr"" lnas
Us loaded their lives, >hulting out lhe
....u, horr aud joy perhaps forever.
-,. ,.syy..c o,.r,oor
Az ,'''''',' 49,. r.o,t d;s,-
i"ia!t> from !1c >c'tc VI Jug SO. ~
III "F :" 49, n'ni ,, ,,nt honm
''""'H pr i,L',t '',,o"'l,, 1 1t' anG rro,t
a. .-.' III" =, - -" , u.s., ,ho hnr~nr, hara
9'' IS '""''' .'.S' ,',," w. TroIh hoL;o. bavn
L' '"'H o'r'J'i,' D. - ,to ,on,Iitios which
IT," ''''''i'u IL -" u"S n;tan,inn and
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R;ds for Government Colo

New YORK, July 3O.-The bids for Gov
eminent gold to-day aggregate S2,0OQ00O at
1904 TO 1901.
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The Stolen lhtId-Hts Supposed
whereabouts Ascertatned.

HAMBURG, Pa, July 30.-A band Of GSp-
sizes are detained here, having With them a
child answering the description OF anr. sup
posed to be the abducted boy Charlie Ross.
The father of the child has been riotifed,
and is coming on a special train with detec-
tiyes to identify him.
.--.e. [lSecond Dispatch.
HAgBURa, July 3O.-The child found in
nossession of Mr.. Reese here is not the Ross
child. The relatives, Woo came up on q
special train, cannot ider fifty him.
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HETELLE,
= CORNER OF

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS,
offers to his friends and the public every seasoas9h
.rrce for tine taole ana all the uxuries Of sea an
land and every latitude, from the lakes 70 the trS
oics-ai served on his tables 70 ordec, ana IEIMsh
I'd 10 parties aud families. !, u
HIS BAR is stilI supplied with the very best LII
ouUKs and Rev Ed DkLSns ~. ,.os,s
His arrangements ior aIhiss aas ~ .,n neos
Sucn oysters Is are serseu ~ nus Es9 ss
'o1 ao.ne. friends. and .estmy assertions. And
ali. tue compliments of the season. :.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW IDhAs
NEW YORK, July 30-Soon.-Stocks active aud
strong. Money, 2 Gold, 1899 Exchange-Long,
ass; short, 490S. Governments active and steady.
States dull.
Evening.-Money 2@3. Sterlipg-Bankers, y;
sight. OK. Gold, 1908. Governments firm. States
quiet aud nominal
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Suicide Of nm ared widow Lady.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 30.-Mrs. Lucy
Gooch, OF kennebunk, widow lady, aged
seventy-siX years, drowned herself in a
creek near her house Tuesday night.
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r EWIS,s WHITE LEAD, LINsyED
si r. 4spIRITSs TTJRPENTINE, WIH'DOW-
cTsSS. sc. $500 l.. WAGNER, DIR .ggist,
u {; Is,'' Sixth and Ero,,4d streets.
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s,aaraa House Failetl.

New York, JULY 3D. Mtssrs: hoilnss. y
Lesburger, extensive coffee saieis, nave
failed,
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TIE FUNERALS OF THE vIcTIMs.

Nearly ali of the corpses were taken from
the undertaking establishments to some
church, or directly to the cemeteries where
the remains we're to be deposited.
From Eairman & Voet's the largest num-
Der of funerals took place. The body of
Archie Arnold, the young man who resided
at No. oTS Madison avenue, who died While
endeavoring to save the lives OF the children
of Mrs. Conlop, poor widow that perished
with her entire family, was inferred III Allie
gheny cemetery. The funeral took place
from the Sandusky.Street Baptist church,
and was very largely attended. The church
was crowded to OVERLOOKING, and upon the
outside OF the hearse and number OF car
riages stood, and the crowd in the street and
upon the pavement numbered fully two
thousand persons. Rev. B. f. WOODBURY.,
the pastor of the church, oficiated, and he
preached most touching and affecting SER
mon, which moved many to tears. AS the
the BODY was taken out, dirge was played
upon the organ. Here, perhaps, the greatest
feeling was shown, as the young man was
well known and highly respected.
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BALTIMORE LILY 4-s csst s - NJ 3 !. z
RALrruoRs; Jelly Opened sn ~ mr.
live AID higher and eieses ~ thxt
eeneraiS rated asst Il.
sSod safialIty iiss,s ehieS
800 eGI c, Receipts.
AVA iii goad demand as
head
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RAJ TIHJhIyE

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 30.-TirgiHia SIS, peeiers, 33
consols, 52l. West Virginia's. 10. Bid to-day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 81, 1874.
sun rises. SOL Moon rises........ 9.0S
Ann sers 659i High tide. .......... 2.Ul
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VTEDltING aND Yioi slSst--ss,zaspa. pS,
wv bsa ,tfuI, at tss Dispatch PEiHnGs esrse.
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FINAN Q u. M I
RIcEiMoND STOCK EXCHANGE,

GOLD 81 % Did
SxLEs.-One share Virginia Steamship and
Packet Company stock at So; $50 Richmond city;
2fa fsold mo, vroor r,,a RID, at 1nf,x ~ -
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MAIUUANT,
UraDpers-Common to medium. Ii oO0 10 90
Good 70 tipe.......... 22 5OM 35 90
Extra. ..................... 40 O0g1 90 90
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IS chssse. 1 s91Gcs Northern ma wasfetn III y
culllEs q 1csge onluca 40 12kt EaSnsh h
4 Lara: Pfims.GArrtis md tteltsss 1StS31y4tg
halfsknfrets, -:
tiercas "a 3sc bafreis. SIC. q: Genti1ne EG5cgas
syran. d0160c. r. gxiior !; GEs.s sna a.ssgos sacs
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels.
OATS,-4UO bushels.