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spEcTAL NOTICES.
.rrn-c WILL Ior BE UNDERsoLD."
INV El1T,p 1T MONT GIVEN AWAY

nGD-GWILL NUT BE UNDERsOLD."
DRY 6ooDs ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
AT
WILLIAM THALHIMER's, COL BROAD STREET.
r1,E LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
GOODS TO SELECT FEOM-DAlLi ADih-
TIONs MADE TO THE sTOck-CaLh
kSDsEE THE GREAT BARGAINS.
s cases ANDRo sCoGGIN and AUBURN COT
TONS at 1oc. per yard, o,.
Q cases DAyOL BLEACHED Co1loIS a. on
per yard. -d.
cases best CALICoEs at 6, 8, and 10c. a yard:
Q cases dcube-fold colored and black Ak AoA'
and POPLINS al Csc. worth 35c.
Zoo pieces BLACK ALPACAS at 80, 80, 4o' 4o'
so, go, 10, and SOC. worth from ~ u H''' pc
yard more; ,r,rc
so pieces BLACK .MERINOs, CAcHEMEkEs'
CREPE CLOTHS, ard BLACK SlLhs, Zoc'
below regular prices; RI
| BOULEVARD SKIRTS at 75c., 81, sl.Zo' 9A'oo'
and ~, worth soc. more;
DRESS GOODS-the largest ana mos c"i ny Inc
assortment to select frJm-at 9 10 Ioc' all 'he
coh heTysi sand" and PPLIAiD OPERA FLANNELs'
wH Tery Wool FLANNEL at 90 and 25c. worth
pLa "a CHI ga and BROWN sHEE11SGs' extra
pEp fnfnHp iiNKprs at s25 to 50 worth from 81
Coi tS RI I pa'Ct oDTIiFS0eTs, QUILTS, BALMo-
Bbh kAts and Sf BL Et! %ArERpRooF at 81 would
b se fhea apd a. s sIGH WATERPROOF at 1926
| would be cheap at Sl.70' , ,uoor ~ OK
| cASSIMEkES-fur men and bows wear-at 20
20. and 75c, and 81, l.25, s1.ou, ahI ~,
Worth from 10 10 soc. more-a large anu cheap
pI ak vEI,ysTREN at so and 75c, and 81,
1925, anu IL. so, worth 25c. more ,,, ,,o
SHAWLS-a large and select STOCK 70 suit 'ie
BL Aux MER1So RED ana A MHlTE low SEi-
,on dozen new shades KID GLOVES ut 75c. and
81. slo5, and $50, worth SOC; pair more re-
200 picc, S SASH and y tl h-klbboNs from oc'
100 o S1 per l!saCE and SILK sCARFs at 12Ac
,oo St,RsE"TS at so and 75c.. and 81, 81 25,
81 SO. and S2, worth from 25 to 75c: more
and lots Of other goods. 70 secure gIest bargains
' nc Tb Ga sTu COL Broad street.
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The Canvass.

,o,nced that the Radicals OF the
~ have nominated Colonel NoRaANp
go, FIR ,hc Senate. This is rather forcing
the boilers, whoever they may be, 10
shou their hands. Will they endorse
SMITH, or will they bring out candidate 0,
their owup They must, as men, 90 one u
three things-frst, nominate their cano'o"'e
and throw away their votes; second '',n
Radical and vote for SMITH; or, thsfo' 10
what is required by wisdom ano 'oya"5 ~
the most valuable party that ever ORGANIZED N
vircinia-vote for the Conservative nominees
Time and reflection, we trust, will inouce
,,,snv Gentlemen who, under the spur OF eN-
element, made passionate declarations anu
basty determinations, to return 10 the'f o""
marty and help TO protect thesr CITY
and State from the worst Of fates for the
hodv pol,tic-tbat of falling into the hands !
os ,ucompetcncy, faithlessness, aud sirpa'
rtsm. All O: our Discontinued friends nave
interests, social and political, that are dear 10
them. They have an abiding interest IN
maintaining the order and security OF gov
eminent and the protection Of society Ia us
most dignified and pure condition. The Con-
seryatiye party is our only reliance. None
Of us GIN afford to fall out with it.
If we make exceptional cases the cause ior
abandoning the party, you may ASK yourself,
as MIR. WEBSTER asked in case be was ru'eu
ont of his own party, where am 10 go@'
Yes. where will you go: Take it altogether,
there never was better party than the Con.
seryatiye. j. is more directly connected
with the community in all its phases than
INV other party ever was. 1t has direct
guardianship over the dearest social interests
Il protects Immediately the virtues that Gus
fer about the family altar and the rites ana
decorum of society.
Shall anybody fall out with a party like
that because q local nominee does not please
hims That would be sinswarly Perserse.
Shall we reject rich entertainment because
an Objectionable dish is pat on the taoiei
Shall a man throw sand upon the pie be
does not like, that others may lie preVenteo
from eating it? Indeed, the question may
he simply stated Shall we be reasonable OK
capricious and peryerse: Shall we be men
or children? Shall we be true patriots, and
subdue our own prejudices and preferences
to our sense of public duty-to our puoiic
devotion? Shall we, indeed, loin our good
neiphbors for our own good, as they have
all combined for our good and protection,
in return? Let us all fall out and oppose
one another, and whose good is advanced
1t is only by mutual concessions and oy
union and harmony that we derive TIE noo'e
benefits of that body polite which is formed
for the good and protection of each and all
efus. People that will notanake concessions
for such high purposes would hardly be
sensible. practicable, and peaceable 10 a land
of felicity above any that this worid can give
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The american Cyclopedia. or Popular DC.
tionary Of General Knowledge. Edited
by GEORGE RIPLEY aud Z. A. DANA. Vol.
umc XIII. Palestine-Printing. New
York ID. APPLETON d Co.
This volume Of the great American Cyclic
yadia is received. The publishers are max
ing the very best efforts to give their work
superiority. The mechanical execution Of
the book is faultless, and its illustrations are
excellent. The articles are kept we'll up to
the present condition of history, knowledge,
and art.
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T- MONSTER STOCk-CLOTHS AND
CAsSiMERFS FOR GENTLEMEN
AND BOYS.

T. PKICE & co.
have lust opened the most magnificent stock OF
English, French, aud Virginia made
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERkS
ever shown In a southern market to which speclal
attention Is called.
ESG1rsn REAvER-CLoTHs for observation-disclosures,
Blues, Browns;
ESGIIsII DIAGoSALs for suits and oyarcoats;
BLACK and tOLORKD DOE, KIN (best FfeAchl,
Fancy CHECK and PLAIN CASSIMERES:
BOYS CASSIMERES, SOC. Toe, 10 Sl'oo'
BOYS TWEED CASSIM EKES:
French PANT PATTERNS, &6 to S12 pattern
Superior American PANT PATTERNS, 81 10 -
pattern:
VIRGINIA Ga OyERCoATINGS;
VIRGINIA ga SulTISGs. every grade; all al sstai
living profits. sc oo
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A TrsT.-The Radicals of Henrico haV'

A TEsT.-The Radicals of Henrlco nave
recommended Mr.. NoRMASD SMITH as can
didate for the Senate. This will put the ln'
dependents or anti Conservatives to the test.
If then nominate Mr.. SMITH the puo'Ic VIII
see at once that the Radicals are their aIles.
If they fail 10 nominate HIM, and lnduce p'n
to decline, the same fact will have been
nroyed. Let us bide our time. The truth
Wi rome mt.
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The day OF wet groceries, luxurious feasts,
and even more tempting inducements-so
lar US they are@regarded as mears to iDfu.
ehce public opinion--is past. Let those
"no taiak o;lcr"iJe tiy .tel. !
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DEMOVED,-REMOYED

BETWEEN SIXTH ASD SEVENTH! sIHEAi>' ,Aa
The undersigned ha@s leave 10 anrounce " ",.
store formerly occupied bJ M.s-Is. HIr,h uUk'
genie imer, and recently 10y Me. + L. "rark, .;
where M VIII open I large aud extensive 81 Trviu
FANCY ard STAPLE Day GOODS. lkinH
MING3 OF every description. Fanny 1oVp' :"
endless variety. NOTIONS. &c. ,,,u
In addition TO the above. rtcuiar Afternoon ~. ~"
be paid 10 the STAhPIN1, 6HAlDlNh' aH4 In
BkO.DERi department. ,,, ,be
Thankful for past patronage. lie "ou!d "a
kind consideration Of the lali. anal grniiersi i'
60 o. 2w 627 Broad stctE
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INFERNO AND ALL-WOOL
UND E r " E 4 r.

LADIES MERIN0 and ALL-WOOL VESTS aud
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMEN'S MERISO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAW ERS, all qualities;
CHILDREN,S MERINO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S
MERINO aud ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF
HOSE.
We are now receiving our fall stock OF the above
goocs, to which we invite the attention OF our
friends and the public generally, and guarantee a
saving Of 20 per cent. by buying Of us
COURTNEY s POWELL, 81 Broad street,
Sc Ism between Eighth and Ninth.
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RICHMOND, October z 1870.
u,1E MONTHLY MEETING
of this Club will be held ut their room n u Iaa
TvESiNG at Nv O clock. Every member is lreeu
g ~, .raesut nc business OF y!a importance VIII
come 60 M calming the attention of the Club by
ORDER Oh 'he 'ie''"G GEORGE T. TURNER,
- Secretary.
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MEETINGS..

III ROYAL ARCH MAsoN ,',s ySs1SSx@
A are cordially invited TO at RoTaI St n4eh AZ
c em,M,.r No. g. ut the Mssons Hall ~
Ensp.g1I, street, THIS Thursdayl ayENsSG &c
tohef III. A.. p 1879, Il a; M 24o'' at '''''
BY order Oh '"s 'l' - GE0RGE +. KEEsEF,
~ secretary.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on "Wednesday: septembesr o. ro hy the he
Oakley che Of The or d@e a hst x Rien
Key. Rooert a. MnIiEI' r. HURT, of Appomattox
mSnI mo- To- Miss AMI LEE daughter Of John H.
Hughes. Esa.. Of Prince Edward county, ssse va conv,
Trnchburx aud Baltimore papers pea'' WYE
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n1y HAVE NOW IN STOCK AND
are constantly receiving all the latest styles of
WALLPAPER, Ne, &C. Also,
WINDOW-SHADES, CORNICES, NOTHING
HAM CURTAINS, FLOOR and TABLE OIL
CLOTH. &C, BOOTH & CO.,
oc5.1w S32 Main street.
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nEATlIS.

Died. the 9Th Instant MAn1 yesrs ~''e
samuel H. Kaek w a tsEe pase This Thursday
EvENSs at O'Clock from the resid nGe al tns
i s, ssa h Ts Of Sff"s' som
Of TIE e asn are respectfully Invited to attend with
out further invitation. 80.
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DEMOVAL! REMOVAL!

will respectfully call the attention o. ,ne Ro,3
to the fact tina, have removed to No ~ p
street (one square below the old place.. 'nu
under much less expense wiz lc aDtc 10 ;ss s!DS
them In HUMAN HAIR.WORk, FANCl noo">'
JEW ELkY, &C., at prices defYing colnpthHmIpsii
LACtS done up and Irpa!rea by nrs, csp
GER. +. /. IEANnII Ill,
Sc 10 III bros" az"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI DRY GOODS LOWER

MI DRY GOODS LOWER
BEFORE THE CREATION.
TIE LARGE EST, BEST ASSORTED,
CHEAPEST Stock OF DRY GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
LEVY BROTHERS
THE LEADERS OF Low PRICES.
LEVY BROTHERS.
STORE THE GREAT SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OF THE STATE AND CITY.
DRESS GOODS of every description at prices that
give satisfaction to tie customer.
BLACK GOODS.-1he best bargains In ALPA-
CAS-, MoHAIRs, and CAsHMERES that were
ever offered.
CLOAKS.-All the new STYLES from Paris, Berllr,
and Vienna, imp ,rted for cur trade, and to he
sold at remarkably low prices.
sHAWLS at every price for Misses and La dies.
WHITE GOODS.-The most complete asSor' mem
IN this lire, and, as usual, sold much below
value, being purchased very advan'ag; ousy.
RIBBONs.-All the new shades, including full
line of SASH, BONNET, and NECK-RIB'
BSNS.
LADIES, SCARFs.-A large number Of fashiona
BILE styles In LACE and SILK.
HIGH-BACK COMBS-The largest number Of styles
shown yet, including some very rare selections.
CALICOEs-Good styles at ca, ga, and l 0c. a yard
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON we always
sell at the very lowest prices.
BED.TICKS.-Every quality and price.
CAsSIMERES land CLOTHS imported expressly
for us, embracing the best.sele,ted stock Of the
goods in the city.
We have special bargains In every department
invite call from our friends, patrons, and the pub
lie generally confident that we can make 1t very
much to their interest to Inspect our sock ant
mike selections therefrom.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Leaders of low prices,
lo17and1O19 Main street,
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Put no man on guard who would be
likely to desert to the enemy because he dis.
liked bis commanding officer.
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THE FAIR-B0UkS OF ENTRY ARE
i now open for articles intended for exhibition
a. the Fair. Persons are urged u make their enc
tries IL advance that the books may be written up
aud posted. and the confusion re- ultng iren put.
ling it cti 70 late day avoided. Entries may be
Sc 2s ecd5s b, ., LEIGH! secssfsry.
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7DnY GoODs.
fToHEN BROTHERS

{ ioHEN BROTHERS
are now ready 10 exhibit
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
G5oDS
II b5s ever been their pleasure to offer. Among the
many great bargains are:
Q cases AUBURN .BLEACHED MUSLIN 1Oc.;
8 cases ANDROSCUGGIN BLEACHED MUSLIN
at 1910:
8 cases AMOSXEAG CALICOEs ct 5sc.--seIIlng
generally nj from 8 10 10c.;
4 cases ALPACA and MOHA1R DREsS-GOODS at
lGac. worth from rs to 30c.;
ENGLISH MERENO double width, 16Sc.-re-
duced from 40c.;
500 pieces BLACK ALPACAs, MOHAIR, and
S1LKLUSTRES at auction prices;
so pieces BLACK CASHMERE at least 20c yard
less than regular prices;
The 9-s ALL-WUOL TAM1SE at IS and 70c.-
never sold at less than ~.
COHEN BROTHERS are Offering the largest
stock of BLACK and COLORED SILKS In this
city, Including all the evening shades. Most Of
them are sold so per cent. less than at New York
prices
Also, The largest and cheapest stock Of REAL
LACES in this city.
COHEN BROTHERS are selling LADIES' RE-
YER SIBLE SHAWLS al 75c.; MISSES SHAWLS
at 82c.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at less than they were
ever known.
Also, a large stock of KNIT VESTS
COHEN BROTHERS are Offering 200 different
patterns OF HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY at less
than usual prices.
They are also offering the cheapest stock OF
FLANNELS ever known.
CASsINERES at SOC. worth Social wool ;at 65c.
worth 81 .25;
rACeIuERE nj S0p- selling gcntrll-
~ at $3.50;
WATERPROOF at great reduction;
UNsLEACHED KNITTING COTTON. manufac-
tured expressly to their order. the best known
IN this market a. $780, & pound;
Their two.luttJn REAL KID GLOVES at 81 are
worth 81 rs; Also four. button In opera shades;
PRINCES, BUTTONS, AID other TRIMMINGS In
. great variety at
oceam COHEN BROTHERS..
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REMOVALS..

DEMOVAL.
In order TO have more tacili"s Tor the pr1>SeIy
| tioa Of nv business, have removed my ,InAn
FACTORY to NO. I4l9 Main street, over sih,lh =
Rady' s, where will b" pleased 10 &c III? i!e"''
| and The trade In general. kes pGciiuiiy' .ury
| oc G.3t II. A>nnI..
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THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING or
| THE"MAGDALEN ASSOCIATION - will he
l.Id ar tho office OF Ould Darlington, IN the city
of Richmoud. on THURSDAY the 9TH October, at
/ O'Clock z. NJ. 1t is Hoped that the "corresponu-
Ing member" In Norfolk. Petersburg. LYnchhurg'
:, ID Iyanyile as well rs The stockholders, VIII at-
tend. LILLIAN L. III Snnto,r
oc 4-td SSSie''4
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAYS, ATTENTION.-Assem at 4
VI YOUR armory on FRIDAY NIGHT NEArH
ut s O'Clock, for payment OF dues assessment OF W
fines SC, being quarterly meeting. BY ORDER OF il
e"p"'" 40 - s. IRWIN SMITH.
oc71t First Sergeant.
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A TTENTION, REPUBLICANS.

There will he a meeting at p. F.. Jones,s store,
Rrook turnpike. on MONDAY Ef ENlS NJ .,n
: III Instant ut wh'ch business Of Importance VIII
he brought no. Several speakers viii be present.
z,.x hcttnp harm
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nLD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
" No. 1917 MAIN STREET, RI .iINl"\p. ~.
The ninth annual session will gin bct"D.f -;
and continue till June ii Following. A;Aii
Contingencies Practice. Book. keeping 10 al 10
branches, Penmsnsliip tboth nhi1 Al! "rna fHtn"
Commercial Law, Commercial Arhnr tic' hI,,-
ness Customs. Forms, Correspondence SohiiA'"
telO GEORGE VI. HlCOL
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Having lust returned from the North, SIN now
prepared 10 furnish the latest styles or HAIR.
WORK ut very moderate prices:
The ladies are respectfully Invited to examine an
entirely new stock Of BACk.COaBS ut from 3
cents "a SIS apiece: PERFUMEEY, TOILET AR
ilCLEs: RACK, GARNET, JET, anu RUBBER
&c.
Thet;hEA III } TT. all RUBBER = AR-RINGS
viii - Ernshe,i II desired, with gold hooks az an
etr nc OF - gents oir,!" regular price.
-
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SUPPER AND MUSIC.

The ladies Of thu FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH will give
CHOICE ENTERTAINMENT
OH FRIDAY NIGHT, October 9Th. at the church,
4 DISTINGUISHED SINGER from Georgia, assist
ed 10y some Of our b.st home talent. Will surely
gatlfy the musical tastes OF our friends while the
ladies OF the church will fully supply the wants of
THE INNER MAN.
Tickets, for all, only 81. To he had at Nowlan {
Co.'S ana at sle1cht & Howard'S. &C 7-2t
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me- DRESS AND FANCY GOODSJ JUST
OPENED

T.R. PRICE l. CO. are opening daily
Ncw-s,ylc CAMEL'S-HAIR GOODS,
Dt ,GoSAI SERCES, SATTEESs, PLAID SERGES,
READY MADE SUITS;
SuAwLs-W Waterproof, Blues Blocks, Browns &c;
81, .CK and CoLoRED SILKS. THINNING SILKS,
yELyETEESs, HOSIERY, SHIRTS and DEAwERS'
In MouRHING GOODS Il grand stock-CashmeTes,
Bomhaznes, Crape-Cloths, Tamise, Ottomay,
1mperairce, &c. St oo
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
Ht-DnDEAN NApX ETs

LONDON July 2o-l2.3o mIThe rate OF discount IN the
cent The rate for money AT the stock
Exchange Government securities Is per cent Consos
for 81 ee for tho account, "a y United Satos
bonds new Elves i027s Erie Preferred. 20.
Pol m-CotJon is dull and easier
Middlng Upsnds 6lss:; Middling Orleans sisL; sale.
Including 1000 bales for speculation aud export
o,ton 10 arrive easier SHES the basis of Mddng Up
lands nothing below Low Miidngs, deliverable July and
August az A The receipts Of Wheat for the past thpe days
have been 20 quarters Of which SO 900 were American
LONDON July 2Ol m-Consolsf for mouey "a is iof the
account 947is. , "a, =,
LONDON, July 20-2 p. m.-Ere Railway shares 10, do
preferred 29 ConsOs for money and the account Si 10
Pars dispatches quote roDtes at 64f e5c o - a.,
LIVERPOOL, July POI p. m.-Sales OF Couon on tne
basis Of Mddng Upiands. nothing below Low Middne de
1yerahle September and October. at z led
2O2 80 mSaies of Cotton on the basis
Of M.ddlng Upads nothing below Good Ordinary denysI
air July ana August ssd do nothing below Low Md
dlings deli gerabo July aud August 6isledi do do, dev
cradle August oe.tenber at 3D. do do. deliverable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

September and October at I'd BresstSns are b9Syan.
FOR Club 1910 tsr BED esSrn spring re
Western Flour "a a25l y Dbl. for wesern Cheese ~
cw for American Iard excited at 67i9596 cwt Dacon
So q y cwt. for Long Clear Mihdles a., -. .
Lospoy, July 90 $3.50 mThs sm9 o Of bullion gone
into the Bank balance today Is 4 s2.OOo ,eco
FEASKPoRr July 2O.-pmted. STATES go bonaS' ioo|S
9S1s ...lIf ~. -. on -. ,ocs
old lO7 New Elves l03 Erie Railway snafss 1T o DO fr
forrs Paris dispatches quote Rentes AZ os ~. &c
LvgRpooI. July 204 D. m-Of the sales Oh Cot'ou 'oAy
400 bales American. ...o,o 49,.
LIvERPooi, July 2O-a;3O p. m.-Iard. 90 eGol8 tcwt
LIVERPOOL July 20-5 p m-The market ior farhs III"
Fabrics Manchester Is quiet but unchanged o- n, a
LONDON July 2O-5 p. m-Talioy. ~ v cwt Sugsrs ~
II Dutch Stanaid on the spot -oio ioi w.
abOst $1,000, ro o.,.,,s
LONDON July 90 Evening Calcutta Linseed 3d. spir.'s
TuruentiDe. oli6G22l
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lis prompt; 5000 Lhs Baltimore 1886 and 5000 bbs
sriridrt,.'' at Philadelphia. At i04c
PoNIsI0NsTbe FORK msTket is again better 2s aoo e1
cash ard Sl2as22 30 Tor City Mess SO for Prime 100
s ir seller August COd$2O 65 20 % bb to-, seller
r,nhSf 500 60 Ss2o 70t go Ubs do, seller october
SOD IS Bccf Is steady with local nquiryi sales OF 50 eb
al s frr pa, $40 50 for Extra, and s6 for Packet
icrcc Be in moderate demand but Is hrnly hell sales
of So tcs Indian Mess private terms Beef Hams
ore steady moderate request cut Meats are strong and
fa,r active SAILS 5000 pieces ct losc ior lceo shc
Picked do. lJaltc, .or smoked 10; iU,ooo ,o 70
in good request and is higher le snp1r limited
sales IS City Long Clear IL adl2Ac N SCI HOGS
are higher good demand with moeate onsiings hei
at lO ard Is irner aud moderately ac sts Oh ioO
Kettle - so Refined Tor
Wsvana iS4c so tcs Obj Western Steam. lJAc for tutee
dcly,ry We hear l5cO cs seller August at $40, 1000
tc seller september iSsSi3isc; go tcs. seller all the
IL l2c. ,o.a
OIisIlnseei IA selling slowly at about former rates a9o
6lc crisiers hands Cruie Fish are quiet and IN
cl,spg enhadcn Is aHtl but steady the arri yas ght
small sales Land 9iet and weak Prime Wn,e AZ
-0oOc Cotton SEED neglected aud values Doni
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n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR HE WEEK ENDING July 20. 1879.
fFxurcssly for TIE n. Y. TRIBUNE by our own i.ept
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General DiFeet,1as. . - han 49, ,o,,.os 90,
Send only good articles The ss St 10S other psss
LOOK examination and often max - se Mh1ie o
ISe on r vii not Allow the about Use
g,,1'y Of sa" Sy hps ei Gand note
barrel stating the anoani also on 3enq r An @
Soce or lis, Should ncosed barrel or box lways
,ion for enc goods pa best 50 that yo mark is in
demand - - ..
Receipts Of beans for The week 62s 69 90 as' wee Ss
% last year ,. lS SSes SS s bu ES
TIyors Of peas past 405 bush since Jan 22l6
e eSs1 od indicate tina, an animated had
occurred but fan TO learn OF much actual new business
IN IN ps s% act We heaf Of saes at stock
n, Under ssry s s's same sS, inaeces week
rse and o aG 5 i poor o are not
exceed the ous s, and % o5SE pice
s%s T;S Me os 50 Bs s4fS s"s'.
Do Do S Sssi S SSs g 'd ,1,sv SO
prime Marrow $50 40 wSs d. other s sSS %
per sr.Ss. 1 s;s G: .I sfs ssnd in bulk POO
Receipt. for the week iss5 last week
pE huTop s wee 44 Ne a a1s having Se
Of the sdTaSced @aT eis that Summer
Ssy ps x Saas
SSys 3. are sOssDcs C q sS state Use ,"ss
IN crsamerss arrive eeay sellers Of best safe
batter Is n s %e sas SSt is sf but few
Sof sHs pss tie fs
OF es Pi'Noo
with conndc3ce. QaOta'lo1s: - o,1o,
c-.nSe 10 nails fancy 3Oa Western creamery ~ az
r,es 10 t,aiIs other 25a2S Western TkiDs hne 1870
nails fancy yOQ3l Western hrkins good l5dl
,s nails other 25a IS Western tubs vel fan ~ d23
800 ,,,s 2Ca2b Western tubs, go. - 20
$50. s,tSsns fair Jdlb
STATE welsh choice Pc "a Western other a. :
Receipt. for the week boxes DO last yess % ,as
do exports week. o5 60 DO last week gS a1 DO c
Js mark has run IN very weak u9 Vs., ,b @
90 boxes formed dvs ppb alone anc the market
I.d any srpgth all shaker oft Of H. as very navy
snf ~. were erIe 10 follow. Prices FOL INC week sLoN
dssi falling on To-day there is more settle feeng but
tI,re ~ no s Jiy pIces iAyOIing sellers We ale TAte
Ado interior pic aud dealers here are don tneh
min, 1, 81 eady the decline There Is not nne.
sun is here bod there aTe sccumua'iohs aoiy ~
while god of and the cable SHOWS ~, tne
presence large delivery 10 IN and StceH Is % @
tend down ard bend OF Quotations Al te dais
or Monday about 900 boxes some oMhes
rnsng 10 current figures Quotations AT the Fails
l0A2c. lie for other factory DAIRY
- onot,d at dlOc At Utica the sales were ll1Oo
so1.s a. &c FOX De with few fancy Of II &c IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21
wool, MARKET.

pun,pyrPm.. July 2owcc is In moderate demsni
nio Pen2.yiysnia and West Virginia Y Xxx. and above
4sahoc: Medium 5O9i2c.; Coarse. 43atoc; HegIors
soSSic Coarse l5si9c; combinr Washed Ssdeoc; Comb
washed 32 933sc. Coarse aud Medium unwasled ~ = .
SIs unSssied % a2sc Extra and Mcrno Pulled 40
Sf2c 10 and super. Pulled 4o9l2c; Tesas Fino AMI
and Medium, 5d32c. California, Coarse. 20 a3Oc n