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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-30
General Markets
NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

JULY 27.-Of course the H. st topic among riie
ora nile and iron blocks which ncose the warorohts
Of the future was The great Nassau-Sl reet failure
90 the who c, while the event was deploreo, allSs
from the high rste Of the nntodIanae w hG had
begun to be so nicely In Tain, there was cohguah
tiEey little excitement In FACT, it Is almost 100
IL say BELIEVED 70 BE- in thoroughly healthy
sta.e. There is Greet aud hardly any IMPORTANT
indirect connection h, .9e baweyer was not ap
pareut to-day, was that perhaps buyers,.wno' haVe
been so exceedingly cautious OF late' mighL err
litle on the side OF overDrudrnce. . ,
To supply present needs has been al alas mas
been attempted as yet In the Market ahU 9y NC
means such assert ne nts mace as tns reoe
would be made. before this closes. buflis may pos
iby feel inol-pleed 10 complete tina ORDERS they ID.
tenaeS x 70 hnssst The hacyon Of
steady and sedate prosperity. Iotpgs LOFTY Mefe
not dull by auy means, anu soais coiusses lous AZ
rer,ain lines Of goods caused cousiferaar aetsis!
" More .;,d more dark prints chocolate fansie',
c,rines checks. robes, &c, weAaSho~J AZ SsQSc:,
S,,, III nasss of the new stytas are SUI Withheld,
,xcrns for the inspection Oh buyers from distant
points Il Is considered msan 10 l Si
when disposition to buy aight Otherwise be anti
cipated ,o,,~,Sod -,,os soma
ossrs 10 take 56x60 cpia at Sss. were sternly se.
and P f,ics Mis enes stated viii
/ sh Oh down on the ST RroXtmn The determinaiaon
! 80 c,taiI prodnctoa and thus force prices Up Is
REACHED shirtinss aud sheeiIugs have been sell
| iva fssr the movement being undouotehlS sunny
i,fed by the reduction OF w amsutta goooS 20 1Se.
| ID oC some otney of the finest STABLES Ec. or &c
The bbers aye making hay %ae se po Sns
so rejoiced, as prices nave oeen a s'e' ~' wv 'o
to De Writings and sheeinas have also moret
,nid,y aided In asinilar way by Shall CONCESSION
Cant1n nannt Is are meeting with ready SAT-
NOW that the price; have been fixed. :,
Corset l. ans and Innings have chaDgsd nahos /!
quite considerable parcels -, ,,oa, ,,,,,-,,
io u"x,arv has continued to do we'll In most varie
,,as klI-wooi shirts, 10 eoors. have SOLO exrems
WI as have pain white goods OF low sosS 80, - ~
49, cI,ss eScept op early orders have Deen AoI
HmIi.d in demand. The heavy knit WINTER sooo
are NOT much In request YET rso mil,
, TwInes bats, warps, &c, are SLOW. ne En- III. ~,
bax sionps d. however. and the STOCKS are Tow ~
cont FIR psper goods Dealers are makloR tne.l 49,
nsnses. and seem coudCenr tnef can 60 a NJ WIZ
t,vhi'e fney have every hope OF doiny oetter; *,
VIZ" Ene sannes in the widest variety the inquiry COZ
,tes RI 1ngh perhaps rather less has oeen oohe "
day In ac nal trausfer OF ownership.
+, h,anSe,s are still rather sluggish. -,
Woollens of all sorts tor mems wear aHo ioF w
mems were In fair demand. .,.. "a,
RepelI4nls, especially of the cheaper a'yie0' so'
'e sssyers aud faced goods generally were songs
for. o..,,.s, .rd ,.veraI consider,
/ bls purchases were made 9! !As anei s'A'
goods:
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Tobacco Markets.


RICHMOND, July 20. 1870. E#
With the exception Of one or two very dull DAYS dl,-
ring The early part of the past week. caused doubt
by the anxiety felt among buyers at the OF The
tobacco on board the British bark Tarpcian, there
has been no change In the market worthy Of special
note. Prices are very firm for all desirable grades,
the breaks amounting 10 hogsheads, rs terces,
aud boxes. The offerings ON Change were 523
packages, OF which 397 were sold at prices ranging
from Sc 06 to $6l25.
Although the prospects for The crops, both in
Virginia and North Carolina, are very good, still
there is no fear felt for decline In leaf for the
next six months Indeed, the indications are that
leaf will b. higher.
The following are our quotations:
PriminSsA<5@$6 so.
BLACK.- L,tQS-Very common, 86.50@S7.5O;
medium 10 good, 5000; extra. x9MSl o.
Leaf-Common. $40 .50qSll: medium, Sl2@sl3;
good, S14@$16; fine. 16.5O@S20; fine STEM
ming and wrappers, S1S@s20.
BRIGHT LaIOs-Comm0p, S1O9E2; medium
10 goou. 81 2. 50@S20; fine smoking, S22.50@t30;
extra smoking. $35@S49. LeaC-Commnn u me-
dunn, IL O@S12: good to fine, 81 3 50@Sl6; extra
hllers. III 10$2O. MISREPRESENTATION. $3.50
s25: medium 70 good. &sOgs45; hne, $50@$65;
extra, S75MSS0.
MAIIoGASY.- Hrappe,a-Commen.to medium,
Sl5@$20; good to fine, S25@$40; extra, S45@
$40
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sHs 81 8 81 s.ss
e.; salfsetns. french, u. 9fspa. - ~ -S-H''
skirtinEs 12fn2aN. n 2 % Z q y E4kS1el.a

sHrunE 12M36os ~ 7lse sssges EBsIsss
Iron. steel. hsils. kf, %
Iron American refined. Old Dofniniyp,s sss ~
s sSeacs r. mnsl1ss az s%sr' oos s E
dsns 11ule. moe. GsasS q O. ns ri Tradc
gar sSe ssrs sssa sss5oass7s TredeRat male
kats: Old dominion, ss. SO for ssanaard-ths
lS. ffs penny: other sizes extra. W ny ):
., Plough. Gasffngs: Wholesale, 4kc.; retail, &c
Rons: Manila, best. 90 @2sc. suite. &c.
5room-corn Green, 2g1 &c.; ned, 0G11c. !.
etnans Peruvian. $50: suanape. s7s q ton
Sea-FoSl, $50 Pacific, $50: Powsatan Rawbone
SSsaaperpnosphate. 500: Flour OF Rawbone, sSs
p aiedm mt Sc: Maryland Tobacco-food. $50
Pork.-Dressed $4,000.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Az: Scotch. best brands, pints. a2@s2.15 8
dozen, gold. ~. -, = -.
Rectteed Whtskevs: Market buoyans Proof held
at $3.50 f.s. - - - -
Rye Wtaskeys: Medium, II .5ous2; pure old.
S2gs4: Virginia Mountain. new. s2@s%5U; OLD.
SZOUD@S. 30 and upWard6.
Ga: Domestic; 81 .25az2; imported, 90 case.
;, SrGnd'es; Domestic. sl.25@s2; fruit, sIs35ta
Ram: New Enaiana. sI.S5@sl. s5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz. 1896. q: II
Powder, shst. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. so, soc -Es1.25 q 100 feet.
Poaoder: :. 1915 by the nye kegs-less rta,I I'VE
Shot: Northern. ~, ao@sZ 50 p Dag of rs hs.
Grtndst0nes: 1A324e. p ID. t@sT
Lumber, Stares. Etc:
Lumber: Whiie oak. Sd I@ $50 p 900: West
ern Virginia poplar. 81 Sas25 ~ LOCO: white pine,
s35 @s75 u 1000. Ye'f"'v nine boards. $10GDs14;
toist. 81 2mSlS. accorc7ng to lengths. Shingles
Pine, ~. 50@l$5: cypress ai1-tfcb, s7.50@s1 $50
p 1000. Laths-Spt, $3.50; sawed, 1880 =
.-Whiskey-barrel timber, green. &1S@2O
u 1000: seasoned. s2O@S25 q 1000. Flour.
barrel timber. f66S7.5U "a 1000. Flour barrel
poles, SIG 80: hogEhead hoops, no demand; hlck-
DRY hoop, 1880. .T .ra...-
Rdgs-Mixed cotton, SIC. white, 49oc.; wool.
len, 1t92c.
MiiI-Feed.
Shipstuf: soc. N busileI.
Bro,onSt,Lf: 30a35c. a busne
Shorts: 25G030c. VI bushel.
Wheat Bran: 20@25e. a bnshel.
Corn Bran: 10000. p bushel.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

LuLY 26.-The yard trade was reasonably actiYs
yesterday, common grades being mainly Wants
and prices ruled steady, rs follows.
First clear. x45@S.4S: second clear, TO inch,
Sst2GOi45; third clear, inch. $360&3S; seaes &,
! Inch s25@S2S: wagon-boI. boards, ID inch and
upwards select. $350$4U; stock boards, A.. 80 %
1913: stock boards, Is. $a6GDt2S; stock boards.
T.. GIG: common boards, 1oist, anu scantlng,
hist and scantling, s 10 Effect 81 @$l 81 lotss,
22 and % feet. 81 4GD 81 flooring. first and Sc
cOnd clear. $95MS3S; iooring, first comnSoih
rouga, SZSgS30; foorng. frsr common, dressed,
SSa2; noorin2, second common, dressed, t25aSSI:
slGng, first and second clear, dressed, ~ S,S2a;
siding common, dressed, AS.
Timber.-Sawed. IL: 10 Is feet, SlaNSISS
square pickets, III 2G$l g Sat pickles, u .;
hAingies.--sawed A, per 1000, S2.5O1$aSs!
LathS.-$1.759$2.
On 1rack.-shingIes on cars sold at thu annexed
prices: 4 or star, $2tsS1@ 500; Nc. itsawsd
81 .25@Sl.5O. Three dollars per car 10 be added
when transferred, which charge follows .ha shingles.
1hickness-FIve shisgles 10 be Two inches IN
thickness.
Iength-Sixteen inches-TfntS.
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NEW YORK. IRON MARKET.

JULY; 27-Iron,-Seotch pig IS atou. neglected,
with bids low. There Is 10 oispositloa 70 purchase
other than small lots. Salts inCdbo $50 tons Egg
linetou O1private terras.. Americans pig depressed
and dull .:saes OF $50 Tons on private terms. The
prices are as follows Cohnese,. A2ak0S32; Carts
cheIrle sS2: Glengarnock, s32; h2lintsp. $3.50
@t3l. American pir quoted nc tSa@seS for No.
!, $Z40SSS. for No. y S22@y4:SSH- for forge;
rails Vt $50 for American, and a4StGs50,
gold, for English. Old rails quoted: no,ninalty as
s261A27. Wrought scrap, 1872 from' pard. he
fined Bar-Seore prices u.e: bar SHtd es, ordi-
nary sizes, al sS80@t140 car. owedes plough sizes,
at f145 bar rehaei q 10 taeh. round anttsguare-
to by i and 81 8. Inch. so; bar, reDned. and
IL by Z and 5-l6, .70;: large rounta 2h62S
1928: ovals AND haIf-ronnds, S62.5Uk1SS2. so :.
band, 70 inces hy 3-16 to No. ~. SSBs horse
shoe, $95: rods IslT3-1 @" inch, SoYoUtnrizU;
hoop, by No 22to land = ~ Island Ia; SCI so
@SlS5 nail rod pes pound 7ksDec.: sht Ct, nssIa.
TO assortment. 1870, gold. sheet Singles
doubles. and trebes, common, 4lAke Sheet .iUu.
bes and trebes, GGD5Hc.: sheet, galvanized arsl
and second quality. list 20@30 per cent. discount
.TDurnuI Of Commerce.,
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Livestock Markets.
wy, vo,,v c.TrLE MARKET.

July t27.-Beeoes. Three carloads or eo heaa
arrive !. but there was no trade 10 speak OF. and
pstv remain nominally UNCHANGED. DRESSED osei
dp' vi sx6Dl Ike a D. for common to prime sides.
Shssn ana LlmGs.-R. ceipts were l3 carloads,
or 1904 head. aud the market was dull ana weak "a,
at 6A99e b. f1r lams s sn srx xgpl smts ss ts
aveSaEe ut Sc b; l25 Canadian do SO u.s. a,
&c.: 81 do. go r.. at sissc:: d., 90 9s., al
81 bs mt 7c.; ~ jersey and PenrsylVania 90. 90
bs at 7tasc. 81 State do, ~ ns o. sI
SO lbs at &c. ~ state sheep, ~ Ms, az o. ana
S uHl were 10 carloads, or 2,272
hogs. nine of which were for sals abYe.-Joar7sas
Of Commerce,
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET.

JrLY 26.-The weather yeiterttaN;was somewhat
unsettled and cloudy, though CLEARER In the after
noon Flour was firmly held. especially old stock,
which is scarce, and he'd above the views OF bug
Ter vas dull for sample lots tbree-fourrhs Of which
was out of cndl ton and there was no settled price
for July ut $1.46, $l.aa- bid; August
sold ut s1.3l, coslpg. at a1.321: Sep1em.
ler sold NJ $1.3I, closing at $3.50: the
yrar was offered at $l.32k, sB.2s- bid: No.. soft
Spying sold al 81 O5 cash. Corn was dull and lower
for cash. and fraction higher for futures August
sold al 67c, closing at 61Hc-: September SOLO AZ
5:G., without bids: nothing done In July option.
GAS was dull and unsettled for cash; futures were
steady; August sold at 3SHc.; September WAS OF
tered At SIZE. seq. BID; Tie year was offered al
3eiFc, 34c bio. Hav was In demand for choice,
and strictly choice wet and heated lots difficult 10
plae(, IIighwincs sold at $l.19.-TfhlsS.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET.

July 49, Csss-Receipts were hesvy, com 5sfs.
ing I'll srades from fair to good through ana I'm
feeling among Buyers was somewhat offish. aad
they aoed OFF iouF nesgh to partially secure con-
hey wauted reau,e e Of ta rom IL last quoted
prices and In some instances secured 1t. fair list
OF sales was made Hpr Eafilo and New York and
INDIANAPOLIS operators. being free bnyers. Among
The notable sales of the dBy was that or five loads
Of extra choice through Texan steers at - SO, by
MpiI ;h Sealing to SSlone Iambyn, who ship.
f3EaSS75 for commOa,tO gDod Texan steers, and
S2S9GSS3 25 for natiye'cDws; oxen, 80. 50@$4@
Texan hceves were In fairtierand from focal deal.
ers, but at concessions which forced sellers 10 do
we're quiet. the demand fIem feeders being light:
supply moderate, bn sufficient f1r all wants sales
being made At $3.25@Ss hatcher dealers paid
$3.50 FOR nixen Texans 10, IS fo- wnlered rex
ans and s2 75 for native cows ana beifers.
ozsa;@so,a I'd f.! natives; 7srass 1000 u 800
ket. Texans, 1000 TO ! 800 Es., s30lS3. 2J: in
fair request; First class shipping grades In mode
~ sse demand "a GSmmon rough ana eony, se5o@
s159s29; lair 10 good, *25Gtss0: good TO exlIa
calv s. and In tight supply extra, at retail. $50.
Colres5 Denatd for Choice native veal calves
demand anu light offerings; extreme range i' Of
= Common Wixsd iTock.-Ihis class includes thin
ways. t1.75@52. Naive bulls, good 90 50GlS3
common. s1.75Gf2 rs: in moderate demsnd.
Texan bulls, Sl.7o@S2: IN fair supply, dull, and
hard TO sell.
Hogs.-Keceipts were too small in number to
satisfy the strong demand from al elasses of
buyers. Sellers, consequently, were very firm
In their views and demanded full prices
that were readily conceded by purchasers their
main anxiety being to.get the hogs, The few
loads offered were quickly sold, and the market
closed very stroug, with upward tendency in
quora'ioEs;, Packers paid S6:g5@*7.s5. averages
l43@264 tb'.: butchers paid 81 35@S7-45. Ship
pers could cot operate Tor want OF supply. Quota
lions ut the close ur changed bur very fspl ut the
figures: Bacon hogs. $7fg7 35; butcher,
A7.30@s7.50; shipping. $7@$7.35; stockcrs.
So 750t6.50. The extremes or sales were: $6.75
MS7.50 bulk *7.l2hGGs$7.35.
SheeD.-The butcher demand was fair on light
supply. Local SPECTATORS aud shippers also show.
cd some inquiry but the offerings were not liberal
enough at fair prices permit heavy opt ra:ions-
Quotation unchanged, but fnirly firm NJ the fol-
low Ing figures: sheep-COu,lnon or stockers 81 SO
~. 25; fair TO good mutton grades. s3@$3 SO;
good TO extra, 50 50@S4; fancy. "a so. Lambs
'om1non 10 good. s1.5O@s3.25 q head; extra,
50. 5Q.-Dem0crdt.
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Railroad Accident-Man Killed.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

ISpcclaE Telegram 10 Inc DlspatCn.1
DASvILLE, Va, July ga white man
named Lee Duland was killed instantly last
night by the southwark bound passenger
train on the Richmond and Danvlle railroad
about one mile from town. 1t seems that he
was somewhat intoxicated, and rambled eff
UP the road and laid down. The train passed
over his body and limbs, horribly mutilating
them. No blame is attached to the engineer,
as he did everything in his power to stop the
train before reaching him.
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CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
uStTSD zrtRoxD SIC ks xaDs,,

| .tl,sy a. = e.CINCfNSATT, JH,y xG.rP NJ.
d ssgus aTetal receipts for the week ending a,
neon 100 IS bad Shipments. h. Gs7; hsaf
carinc Tor hsn1e use 237s heaa swtjci, has nroyei
lor ihe demand To-day Is receIpts Syere moi
20 neayy, but WIRE mostly OF Medium S,,aIitv
wniie nere was good demsnf for ooa an n al =.
winch were scarce, for the ciass
asy. ane market was easy and quiet. There
of roo. GUILTY. and which sold ut ptices r.re ns
rom 60. 400: common nstiye sold nj no En-
"a fair fo .1edum al 50 so: gocd" SSg
Ok IN and xfto &c 10 extra butchersfard shinnys
at AZ ,75asG1s, Full market Is arm and sbaae
higher sgtfng 1t - @t3.7s according 10 gnaiity'
ruie steady and firn n o. 5@s5o rer head for com
mon to choice Veal calves afe In es cess Of demand
market dull and lower. 80 -. %: sa.-'s
Rigs.-Arryals for the yeek foot mp $3.50 head;
l 1905 head. This LpDly proved short
Of the demand. and prices have Advanced during
the past day or a, raglI sgte; unil stes to-day
were nriucIpaly al S7.50@S7. SO for con1nloH and
fair light: *720@$7.25 for good light ana me.
dunn weights; and s7.70(9S7/75' for goof snd
choice butchers hogs. 4 few extra brought ESQ
toward The close ut hoon Prospects as to prices for
live hogs here for the future seem favorable.
but as We write learn of quiet and easy prOvi-
sion markets. and easier market Ind lower prices
for hogs kn Chicago. and we would therefore, adj
1ise caution ON the part Of dealers. -
Meep.-Afarket IL outer and steady nj q 1908 !
:Or coinDen. and f3.504t4.50 for good 10 extra.
lambs steady at 4@oc. u b. according TO quality. |
Tiues .l..a.s ....I D
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CINCINNATI PROVISIONS MARKER:

July 27.-Pr0risic~s.-The market at the cnse
of I hange was quieS and. weak The failure II
Duncan, sherman u Co. aud the reported "pauic y
in New YORK city had'a tendency to weakeh tie
market.
Jfess Pork.-The tone Of the market IL quiet; log
barrels OF country mess said at S2u5Dj perbarreL
City mess Is eff 9red at $2ei75 per barrel.
Bulk Nedts.-The marEei Is quiet; shouldersheld
August, at 2ac., and 100000 pounds clear sides
sold last evening at Ita:.
Bocon.-1 he market ts> weak; shoulders 9szc.
clear rib sides, 1880 &c.; clear, 13Ac. ~.
Ldrd.-The market IS d,rt; city kettle, D4}9c. ):
steam, 14c. current make. 13sD13bc.
Suadr- cured. Hdms-t hs' demand Is fair and the
market firm nj 12S4U1334c. rs to braud andar+rage.
gar-pickied Hnna. The d.mrnd Is fair and
sales are mad at 11AMl2Sc.
BredhJtst BncOn.-Sclrce and In good DENIAL dat
14ml 4Lc- Time8
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DrOuchf in Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, July 20.-The drought Is
playiDc havoc with the corn and cotton
crops. Some places have had no rain since
NAV. In the greater part OF the cotton belt
no rain has fallen for four to six weeks, the
thermometer ranging from 81 to ~ degrees.
The crop has been cut OH from TWENTY-FIVE
to tbirty-three per cent. from the calcula-
lions Of three weeks ago.
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DRY GOODS.

nO BE READ BY LADIES ONLY
= We are nov ready 10 offer the ladies Of Rich
.t"i superior UNDERWEAR Of our own manu-
t1r''ut' and guarantee the material used better de-
hPhs trcitler, aud
fEltts LOWER THAN NEW YORK GOODS.
SPECIAL attention is called TO our
-, HLOfE-tITTING COkSET-COyERs.
"nrh iaiy's wardrobe is incomplete without
.his; BROOKE ples.des over The sAMrLE ROOMS
'i' VIII lake great pleasure In showing goods.
BROOKE CO., lila Main street,
NY 3.3a = = '"S
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Losa f,aAseus,Iuiy 2e.-The dnaian COM.

LoSs BHASeH,> July 29!-Thed Indian com.
mis>ioners had Jung, interview to-day with
President Grant, y BIO announced his I'm.
faItering confidence in the humane and
Christian policy by bin. adopted. He was
earnest in pledging the full power OF the
Executive In reforming any branch OF the
service, and pledged bis hetrty co6peration
with the Board, with whom he Is In entire
accord. .s = &
The gradual removal Of oil the Indians in
the country to the Indian territory south of
Kansas was discussed, and measures adopted
looking to carrying out the plan. 'grn -
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ST Io1JJS PROVISIONS NaRxEIs

July 26.-There was no special apmatonin any
tepartmcnt of the provision trade. Mess pork>xas
held at the close ut $21 so Cash tor standard Dry
sailed meats were nominal at So. for loose shOul-
ders 12h, for clear riU-sides, aud 12Hc. for clear
sides. Mess pork opened a&!S2l Tor standard,
and orders were filed at S2l.5o9*21.75. bacon
sOld-in asks at 9I@9kc. for shoulders; clear rib
sides, l2h@l3c.; anu clear. sides, 13a913l4c.
CIV sugar. cured hams were sleidy At l2AGl3c..
for uncanvased, and I3sGQ 4sy for c1nyassd. Lard
was quiet ar I3c. for summer steam,r fined Sod.in
tcrtes ut l4@l44c.; In kegs at l44c. pals ut
Axe. Breakfast uacon was steadyat 1870 l4Hc.-
ri.uDO
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weather ReR0Ef.

WASHINGTON, July 29.--For the South At
laptic and Gulf States, stationary to rising
barometer, southwest to southeast WINDS,
slight changes in temperature, and generally
clear or partly cloudy weather.
In the Lower Lake region and the Middle
States, rising barometer, winds shifting TO
west and north, partly cloudy weather, with
higher temperature in the latter, but lower
temperature and possibly occasional rains IN
81 fnry,
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Markets by Tslesrapa,.

od Hfx foRx: ssy 29.-Cot,on steady: sa,e. mr.
V0V alss g l4!kalAkc Florr dull; prices st, M
s 10 2, south. Sn heavy and
good to so,ee ssirss sssesss.s Wssss S;se
prices generally wlibont ce Led change, Win.
ward delivery: 81 ssasi 40 for winter red ed wsss-
I'D; sl.asspl.iA5 ffof ambes west.rn; s1.4A
sh-oo. Corr shade frmer WITH fir -exposTs
ssssra .mix.a: s5gssc. ior sui sesiern mixed:
o9tSfSoEc. fnf yeifoS western: $50. for western
aml1ea In store. outs opened fr and closed dull:
1osgSlc. ior nsiSed wstern; 6s96Sc. for white,
5000 sss ass Sr nr. IS re
5h9sAs: Tor fair 70 scoa SIC. for eenrifnaai: re-
at nH sa faases9nisss ana r Isow
aa,ea; ne W, FL hsrt arm :. l3s Tor prime
l. z@'s tt9t g BALTIMORE. sa!s,fsss
BAITIao'a, July 2ss-Nour hrrner,, bnt noe
ssnfs gsesas .sja
aoer southsrs steady @h,,e, Sic. seiom s sc.
Osis nrm and fsIrly active I. SOUL hsrn, 6S@6Sc.
PORK. sas usmess . au,sS and steady:
sssadZ; shoulders l0sc.; clear rib, lsAs. Hams,
4kabl44c. Lart steaCy; refined, l4xc. CofIce
garstTosga at ioXg1ie. - - } - 'A.NA su-'
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET. rs.
BsIRIuaoRE, July 2al-The Cns,smsrket during
the early part OF The week fairly active but to-
az Te. s'0t best ees ans fs p qssss
5bc.: nedsam or good-salr quality. SxGl4Xc.; tr-.
dlua1s' bin hteers. oxenyand cows. SfsS3So most
sales atIsGOt. kecripS. l,760 head. Sales ], $50
bead. Eaa sI'. ,'[gs'II
Ho0e. have been 10 assr demand. closIug arn,
4@sxe. T:aaas duliass sas4.60; receipts, z,S7o
head.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, SnIy Colour In speculative de-.
maud ano ,nslisS family. fB:25@5S8.50. Wheat
quiet but steady ID ii 4ogsE-49: Corn IN fair de-
laapd and l9trr; mix,d T4g72ae Oats q, Iher
the main lower AT 95c. Pork. quiet at s2l. Bulk
meat; dull; shoulders. S3sc.; clear RIB and clear.
sides, 114@3Ise. kacon dun: shoulders, eKc.s
clear rib anti cieaV slices, 12s5113c. Whiskey In
good demand asfuli prices-$l.I6!A
.,..s' LOUISVILLE. .fr
LOUISVILLE, July 29-Flour Quiet and un.,
changed: WheaaIniet aud unchanged. Corn quiet
but steady at 7sG7Bc. Oats quiet ana unch anasd,
hrm. Pork, S2L 50l Bulk mcats-Shouders SE
GsSc. clearribs 12afS 90: clear sioes l2Axs'
@lZAc. "Reminiscences, 9A(n9kc.; clear.ri6s,
I35sdl 3kc.; Gle a. sides, l3ac. Hams, l3e13hc.
LardSIierce. a4sp lss.; keg, 15nc MhiskeyL
ST. LOUIS. .,,
ST. LOUIS, July a.JA-Flour quiet and unchanged
for low and medium GRADES, but better qualities
brner and held bl,ttr Wheat-of.rt1gs very
veil; rauging from 81. a39t1.74 for No. q Corn
fSmer aud held higher; O. 2 mixed zoe. bid.
Oats unsettled; No Gin car lots 53E5jc. Rye
higher: No 2. 05e 5lSl. Pork dutI at s210
$2l.25. Lard Gull andsiomii,a. Bulk. meats quiet,
aud weak shoulders, SIC. clear rib. llAe clear
sies, 12c. racOn dun: SD Iuders, De-. cear.ri6
sides, 12x612$c.: clear sides, l3c Whiskey
'yitet and tady ~ Sl.ls. 80.