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IN lie STATE OF TRADE.
sBY rKtEasAftLi
NEG, Ynur
NEX Y0ur

NEW YoRk, July 2o-co,.on -,
shadr Grmer and uInS ~. osi.s AZ hobby Fiaasy
supply: southern frner and m very sas moderste
common 70 FIR extra Psnnssv mi, IA ,, request
sl4s@sl a Tor amber W. . s.err red ed wssisr.
s sSr w, ss %s:srn: Torn BITTER sas
"s n IL s s stsFs Isr ;. 3ssse
s2e for wtie western o.ss more s' sseT 50
sse r., oI LIZ for MIXED wesern: els
steady; fair goo % good spf a"sss as!
ssni,e eI:%e ass IN n"s
quiet and uf changed. Rice une hanseo. T.ds.s
nrm. ko.in heavy at t1.65@tI75. Turreei fTs
so7s nf si 10 o,B Fork nrmes at s2Oe5@
s'eatn' l3'!c. Whisky lover. Freights fru,er.
'.. nALr!MORr.
,BsLTMoRE, July 20.--Flonr firm. active, and an.
~. t,.r neat active. an" firm; No. J. western
mxs CoIn-steaSy Ite r ou nn sI ua
am. er fr western ,oiihern wnI Csc: VEL
c %w s7e we wsssrn mixed s5c. ats dull arc I'M
~: Bulk meats nnmi al, Bacor sf.a,r. sho,idr,
3sgioei; . e..sr' rtn la..c Hams l4@14Sc. ard
Iof~e unchanged. sugar strong and hi1hers !, az
"CiNNATL
family. s6Gs6 10 WLeat IL far ~ m an% n pt,e
NJ a ,H, a as,' d red: si4o3tl!s Corn~Ss-
ano firm ut 5Sa6de tsie ser, Gu nu arm M Al 81
FORK suie and stady: sales ut $3.50 ard
quiet bat firm scam. 1886; summer, I2Sr Rnik
meats n bacon quiet a.ld unchanged blskey-
DEMAND hight; hot.e'> hrm at SI.l6. -
81. LOUIS,
ST. LoCE, July 20 = Eiour frmer !: held bIob-
err: little oobR WRIT aciive ,nd h, Cher: 40 ?
led winner. sl:33@sl 3i4 rorn hrlner; held
light; noner h'm a. 59G Soc. PORK quiet and
iirIn at S2O.J0. BrIk ct, high. : sIuil,,.ers
s &C.: clear ria Il &c: rar, l2r. Bacon y, tiys
aud hiYh'r: shoulders. 9G49tS; ciear.rib l2Hc:
clear, 1919 3IG- Lari uru.r: su,Gu err, l Sc, ask
Ell. Nh.sSey s,sluY and unchanged ut $l.lS.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 2e.-Fluur-Dcmand light: hold
as frm. heal s". ylpt ana nus, tiled: No
nripy. e1.2l: No. 3 spring. 81. Sk-hus .old at
sI.19S. . IN excited higher. aud sroLg;> No
nIxei, 73c. Oats iu lair .emanu. advanced, and
frong. Rye quiet ana unchanged Lar Ia fafr
laniand and advanced 1887 GGf40. Rulk
MEATS hrret: shout "rs SSc.: sha-t rip- middies,
Il H.; short clear, l7sc. hi>key, Gilt.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Flpur and wheat auTet
mo- ich ugel Corn uaI.t ant firm at TAO 75c.
a's quiet aud seudy a, $50 62c. aye Lonirai.
L ',e rzoor ,2o 90 Duls M,a.s.shyu dsrs go;
;ls!r rip, 49,: clear sideS. lake: hams, l3@
| s".'. Lara, l4npl 4ac. Whisky. t1.l6.
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THE Hoe PERFscTING PREss.-The New
York Tribune says AN experience OF tour
or five moaths with the new Hoe per'cctins
nress warrants us in expressing the deliD'
crate judgment that it is, beyond the posi-
blity OF comparison with any other press
now in use in this country or in London, the
best printing press for rapid work yet, man-
ulactured. Last night, within precisely one
minute after the last stereotype plate was
given to the pressman, the pelttcting press
began moving, and twenty seconds later was vas
producing eight.pase papers, beaull,ul ~
printed on both sides, at the rate OF l2,4oo
copies per hour. Not break nor an H.
stant's delay of any sort occurred from the
tirst movement Of the cylinder until the last
CODY was printed" .
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SToRaIN APPosnrrcx-Ap Court.
house, July 19.-B write 10 give you 40 ac-
count Of u most terrible Storm of wind We
bad on yesterday. don't think ever saw
such violent wind in my hfe before. Ii
telled many of the largest trees, destroyed
harms and stables, and did great daDage to
dwelling houSes, such as blowing nf shin
gles. breaking blinds aud wndow-sashes,
&c. &c. Great damage WAS done to wheat,
oats. and hay.s'acks, and gardens and other
crops suffered very much. Fences were
blown down and many OF the rails blown 10
/. considerable distance. The roads are to-
tally blocked up. have beard OF no INJURY
TO persons or stock as yet. Several OF our
citizens were out ia vehicles and narrowly
escaped death. A large portion OF the eoun'
IS to hear from, and 1t is feared other damage
has bren done. All calm now, and the pros
pect is good for rain, which is much needed
in this vicinity .--LyachburJ Republican.
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Not TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ELcao j ATcH.
London, July 19.-The question Of the ad'
mission OF the Americans to the competition
for the EIcho shield has been finally decided
ip the negative. Colonel GiIders'eeye ex'
claims that The team left New York with in'
structions 10 shoot team-match. only with
the Iri.b. Moreover, the team IS Iusenow
crippled by the illness OF one OF its members
who is an excellent shot. Colonel Glider
sleeve, however, is anxious to make match
with q team representing the United King
dom, 10 be shot in the United States next
Cpar
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=. 8. A.. 49, RAILROAD Or - >EAN'NN- II
~. >,Hu.LS- INMl"HATIo&-L LAND SALES
s.frt.n uINh SPRINGS >CplCh HEIR
..ut. a..
W, hfENEuEG CoU%TT. VAT
JAY ~, 1919.
I...- DlSPdth: Possibly l'" i'tno
.....j ..uglt" trip through THIS ana III"
.Hl4,ra- counties th'@ht lHl"ic>I 9'"'
.,.t.r-.
g." r.#-'"> ih'H- '"P.c VIII t"' 10.
IS a.a.rt 10 H'r", l'V-'n' ah'' Fi'i~~',
i."... 90 q" 'T"" ~ - t.'le i''','"o w.
20. "''tI thr Ni"""t'i>' nv N''"
H1..' Nfh '"''' 'iit' Ms 'n'' ''' :
Of "ia. weed meets WIN lt'us S,'' a.
l.a.. ior farmers APPEAR 90 W WI
,.t 4 yr.'"> "bl 'ln"d 'hr,@ hi'' 80 anu u
sian -'"ry /" 'H'n no. "'rt'"'' Wv ,"'',
4'i.' ''H e >"'" ~ "'-"'
la'a-' J" ana >"HiA b">'oh u" Ia ''"'
..'. h'N" h"'h '''' M" ,n,,,
..'- ...'i IN il'.'' '"'' 80
I" h'~''". g" w. "'- - ',h
.' "4''@i,i" /" l'">' t'''.e' 49, ,u ',.
,.r.', 'MN'Nt"' ""''" t"''t ~ '' 49,,
~'s..' - IN" '"UF'H '"'F'''' "i.'' Nv ~ Wv
>."', .t- /" Ap""a!AuE'> 'a,n@u o,'n I' ~
H. '."'f i|'''l-r. Nv ."''> '"'i y. Wv
- a. .r'H!,- i,"'A S'!'S'"' ,V ,s' ,h,
'.-t'.' ~" NF'h Al """'' ~ $3.50, '',2 -, -,
.'.''- ,' H. '''' - '', ~ J,,y.d
.',' "'I' ne ''' a,>,''t' w., , y,
81 ' VII" - ~ '''' ~ !, NJ ..', .;.,nd IN
'".' '"'" 'r"'"" l,,,,. ,rn, ,,,i,,s
= AM >"'tI.'" ~ ,,',,.h ,,nn,
"' ''.'' ',,'' w.t., ,.. '''' - IL "N1
- L. ':,'''"" - '"' "''it!' .,,I,. .i,,sa over
80. '''N''.".'"s az T'''''' I I.,;tH ,h',;r
'"' A --[''l'>n'" >'o'in' ~ a,..;,,,, th.
.'..' ".''1' wa ~, ',,n,,;,,n, ~ loss
n'.' U.s." '''" '>'"' ,H,''o 'I't a., ,'n>mo.
wa" '"'''' h'"'h> 'ne >i|u' - u. ~. .,l,.I
1--WE " >. "''"",'n 'h' hH''Ets a'nns Luz
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FINANCIAL.
: RICHMOND sroci'Yy' 'Efsxsorti;, .,y,ssss,t

..-..e..= ~~aASiInIFN29I.
~. TUESDAY. JnIv go. s7s !,
sALEs.--ssate securities, 400, 4ssda5 ? 81, .s,v
GoM.tmerican eold. 1I3 bid. a.. So is,
adte s,;2secuTntea -Vireinia cnnsoIs, 67 hid re
ashad irginla cnnsos. rev. 46A lid AZ ask.J
asked. .., +. .r.s. =. . ---f,"' % oiu, 90
=. Cuy Securities-p ichmoud city s., 1oa b,d
R1cnmond city 8's, "a bid; Manchester brioge 81
Rnttrodd B0adS.-ScuihsIde Railroad bird mort.
gage preferred 6's. J, and J., ~ asked: Richmond
and o., 100 lid; 1UO4 asked. r - : = =, -
:, fdttroId St0cks.-RichnoBd. fredericksburg and
pospmac Railroad common, 100 par. 10 uskt !;
" per cent. guaranteed, leo par, 70 bid: Rich.
, ,uaa u freherickshu:g and Potomac Railroad z
P1t p cent; pnlrantetd. 100 par, 90 bid
ed; Bank OF Commerce, rs hid
OK 1. &c o.apun Virginia Fire md Marine.
Tsbe gIr' 90 asAea; Virginia Homo, 100 par, lO2
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DETENTION OF PASSENGERS on THE CHEsA.
PFAKE AND Quo RAILROAD BY THE RECENT
SLlDEs.-Pu-seugers arrived here last SUI
day night from the West who have been de-
tanned al the kanaHha Falls. Siuce last Tues.
day in consequence Of the numerous and
heavy slides which have reccnty occurred
along the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad between the White Sulphur Springs
and Charleston. a number Of travellers
about forty, were caught between the slides
on list Tuesday, and had been detained at
kanawba Falls until Sunday, when the first
train passed through. They all speak in the
highest terms of the accommodations fur
ni>hed them by the proprlelors Of the k1na.
wba Falls Hotel and Of their efforts to
supply them with the "uecesSaries OF
life" which was no eIsy task, consider
ing The number OF guests, and the fact that
all communication by railroad or telegraph
was cut of 10 both directions from The Falls,
and all supplies except whit were supplied
by private gardens had TO be procured by
runners sent out through the mountains ac-
lluing the tails. The passengers state that
they spent q very pleasant time, un0er the
cI cumstanceS, 10 The enjoyment OF the nos
pitasll, of the proprietorS Of The Falls Hotel,
and in f,niug aud III SUCH other alnu>cments
As tie limited accommodations OF the place
furnished for 80 large number OF guests.
All OF tue passengers were ot course SUD-
jecied TO great expense on account ot TINS de-
ton, and upon the arrival OF General wick
ham they held u meeting and appointed Il
delegation to wait upon him ia reference 70
this additional expenditure to which they
we're put, and demanding that it should lie
paid 10y the railroad company but General
Wickham declared his inability to give them
any relief, and it is said that several OF them
are determined to institute suit to recover
the amount Of extra expenditure and dam.
ages to which they bave been put by This de-
tcntiou.- StauntOn Spectator.
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% /. o61o o'gso; cypress six-tnch. a. soS,e1a e.
Loco Ans-s1la $50: sawed. sa.so y
n, n I ~ ussc,, ,ss,sassss,s
,ar 1.yvg: seasoned. t20Ts26 4, / ono Is:e1ZU
poes s7ss sr hss1t7S0 q Loco. Fmr s ssrs
DRY bap si9s sSSSSnssa a0tr % dnaad 'S;os-
len. a fs6so mixed cotton aKc: white.
trtt htti.feed.
Sn,pmnf: 65r- % i,rsJ,e. - VI ~
ssgToenHstnF. Ds35e " bus,s -
I mD 25'03nc. y m siei. ''e -
m T.ea5 Z, .Sr1T.. s2D6125e. sa bpseo,
UT" 1rtn: 1000 e brsn"tss -
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Ehe storm Of sunday-Charaela. Tahe
Damages.
DANvlLLE. VA, july 1l. la1k !

at,e - DANvlLLg. VA, July 10. 1876. 4
A very violent tornado passed here veg.
ierday evening about 7 O'Clock. An old
sailor with wbom'l WINS sitting pronounced
Vt a considerable squntl. Another old salt
couidn't contain himselffwhen be heard the
peculiar roaring OF the approaching storm.
out ran out to see it., calling out as he went !:
" Hold on to the house, wife; il it don't GU
over With the first blast count it all right"
There WAS no hail, but few illshe. of light
ming, and no heavy thunder; duration,
thirty minutes. The cloud that came along
with the wind was snail, and not specially
'ahsry." It's changes OF direction from left
to right and from right TO left were some
what remarkable, and reminded me of the
advance Of d line Of battle. ~. ..
This Is the account Of the damages here:
Roof blown off the new part Of the Ex.
change Hotel, the rafters and sheetng of
which were carried away, and the nis now
lying on the sidewalk; the rear wall Of half
of the new building being erected ty MIR.
Green T. Pace was blown down thrty.fve
feet of the tin roof OF the Stokes building,
occupied by Mr.. G. W. Crumpeck.r, was
carried entirely away; on several other build
ings The tin roofs were styrted, and much
damage the result; in MechanicsvilIe, the
n orthWeslern suburbs OF the city, the Chin
ney of new building lately erected by Cap
tain w. =. Robinson was blown down, and
also the framing of building being erected
and nearly finished for some one wGose name
nas escaped me.
The reports already received from the
L'untry are to the effect that the larger 70.
"a, co was much bruised and broken. the
tacls Of wheat and the shocks of oats blown
yer, and the grain and straw soaked with
water. and the corn much injured by being
,lown down or broken. But the current OF
be storm was narrow, and We hope, besides,
hat the reports are somewhat exaggerated.
ALPHA
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 2O-Eoon.-Stocss dpr, md
trner. money; ~ gold, 1l3E. ExchaDp.-i.onr.
4o!; shnrl. 49t' Governments dull aSd ,iesSy
: tates quiet and non, nul. 90" 'e''5
Efenmg- Money easy at 1k@2. Sterling dim
Goi weak ana declining at 1l3s1I13A. Govern.
mems active and lower. STATES quiet and nominal
BALTIMORE.
BALTI.toRE. Jnly 2U.-yjrginIa 6's n eer. 4s:
coHsols, 57h. West EirGfnhis- ~. North Caroilna
IS, ca, ~ :ns1. II; special tax, g. Bid lo-t ay.
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From Page county.
Of the Richmond Dlspatcn.l

Correspondence Of the Rlchmond Dispatch!
LURAY, july IS, 1873.
Parts of this county are still lame ntaDiy
dry, and grave apprehensTons are now iei.
every DAY.
The wheat crop here is about an average
one, and is nearly gathered. Some farmers
are threshing. and the quality IS very goou'
WILLIAM q. G.
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Pro- gssoR DONALDSON REPORTED SAFE -
Detroit july ia special 10 the Free
Press from kalamazoo says that the eT plol e.
ON the Kalamzoo and South H17en rail.
road train his morning bring report that
Professor Donaldson alighted between South
Haven and Nauga,uck or Sunday in an ex'
hausted condition,
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Rio CoFFRE.-The most of the coffee trade
of the United States is with Brazil. fully
oE2-half the average crop OF which
is taken for American markets, and in
some years, when the yield dimiRShes
considerably, almost the entire crop
finds It's way to New York, Baltimore, Bos-
ton, New Orleans, Richmond. Galveston,
savannah, Mobile, and Charleston IA the FIRST
distributing markets OF the United States.
1t appears from statistics just published BY
Messrs. Small & Co., of New Orleans, that
the sales Of Brazil coffee during the fiscal
year ending July L. 1870 were 1871 9GG
hays, of which S74, l3a bags were 1T New
York, sos, 373 bags at Baltimore, 200, $50
bags at New Orleans, 1880 bags at
Mobile, 35.5Sl bags at Galveston.
22,117. bags at Savannah, 21.l4 bugs
at Boston, 1G 593 bags at Richmond. The
i'm portstionS during the period mentioned
were SG0.301 bags ut NV York, 553, $50
bugs at Baltimore, 200 SO bags ut New
UrIe1ns, $3.50 bags ut Mobile. 31,0Sl bags
at Galveston, and the usual proportion AZ
other markets, The total reaching 1,IG4 092
bags. This quantity is 434 AS Gags 10 Excess
oil the corresponding period ending July |,
1874, during which the imporlationS were
l $3.50 54I bags. and is also larger than fol- the
same period OF lSI2-'I3, during which only
1.294.I C9 bags were received az the various
Atlantic and Gulf ports. The receipts from
Brszil have been quite large since tho begin
nIng of tuis year, and it is principally owing
to this fact that the exhibi, Tor the crop year
ending July l shows the important III.
crease" Baltimore Gazette.
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COMM ERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

~. ..... RICHMOND, JsFy 20. 1875.
OFFERINGS. .".
WHEAT Faife, "a bushels, Red, 794 bush.
els. .-.....
CORN WHH>, SIS bushels.
OATs.-3S4 bushels
" SALES "
WHEAT White 81 bushels fairat 1886. Red,
40 bushels fair Al s1-35: ca bushels very go1d 1T
ssl.4Q SO bu.heIs L; 1877: $40 sustels very good
on private terms: 1C2 bushels yyrime a. 81. 40:
~ bushels very good on private terms-tosas, 1914
bushels. .... Il .... ...
CORN White $50 prrShsls very good at Gtlc :;
1873 buSlels sDna AT SOC. 80 bushels con nson st
Ssc--tutai. COG bushels. a......
uSTs.- 50 ou>he:s very good old al SIC; 5n
bushels Very good on private t-rmS-totai, $50
bushels.
RE-ENtilBITED.
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SINGULAR GRASS ROTATION Kansas Ilty
Times Wherever the pastures oil. -" estern
Missouri have been destroyed by the grass
hoppers new varieties OF grass have sprung
M which the oldest inbubltant never 81" De-
fore. The principal Of these is green bunch
grass of luxuriant growth, which no" CO.
vers pastures and dooryards where only
blue grass has grown tor many ayear before
Stock eat it with aydity, and some persons
contend that it is butfalo-srnss, While others
zee in it resemblance to other grasses
of the plains and mountains west OF US.
We hope that its development will BE
studied by some expert in the botany OF TINS
continent, for its origin may throw new and
important light upon the origin or migration
Of The locusts. The seed was evidently
brought here and deposited by the swarm
that laid eggs in this region last fall. Ii
brought here from Kansas or Colorado only,
its identity would surely have been deter
mined ere this by old plainsinen who are SO
numerous hereabot. 1t has put foIth DC
seed stalk as yet, and perhaps in this climate !,
it NAV not 20 to seed this year. " no VIII
first Inform Us whence 1t came and What may
be expected rom 1t!
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TIE WAY TO GET k1Cu.-Near The Al'e-
ghauy Springs, in Montgomery county, las,
year, MIR. George DooIey planted eigh'
thousand tobacco bills mot quite two acres
Of land). the crop from which he SOD IN hch,
mond short time since for name hundrea
and ninety nine dollars and s'rty Se0em
cents, exclusive of freight aud charges. lne
tobacco was worked entirely by hlmseh
and in addition to it he made good crops Oh
wheat, corn, oats, &t.--Lyachburg NsrS.
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PosTAL.-V irginia.-An ONCE IS estao'
lished al Weyanoke, Charles CITY county, gu
route 1909, Norfolk TO Richmond, anl
Robert Doulhal appointed postmaster. Al
La Grange, King George county, Z. =. Dei'
arue is appointed postmaster, u,ce j: u. Tar
iaterro, moved away. At Milboro' spring
Bath cluHty, W. Il. McClntockis appointeto
poslmaster. uice John T. Pearson, resigned
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CoLoSHL GLDERsLEAyE TAXES THE SECOND
PRIZE London. July 19.-Thc contest ioi
the Albert prizes was Gnlshed this afternoon
Sir Henry Haltord won The first prize, scoring
81 out OF a possible l05, and Colouei Oil
dersleeye took the second prize with score
of % ....
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TCorrcs poud-rcc Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBrRG. FA,l

DkiN los 1917.
There are some scren'y-tive persons here,
and the prospect is good tor two hundred
and t'ty. Colonel Goodc, the popular pro-
pri,,or, is muriencouraged. The companE
mere seems to be delighted with the pace and
HIlh the arrangement. Rev. j. \. French,
of your city, is the cIc'k. and those who
know him can have some idea Of how plea
,ant is the greeting which he gives. If one
can find more polished gentleman than nc
is. let him 10 il.
Most OF the company here are from States
south of this. Judge Kerr, OF North Caro-.
lima, has spent some aiays here. Col"nel
Brown, brother OF eX Governor joSeph r.,
Of Georgia; tx.Congrcssman Wallace, OF
North Carolina. and other "og bugs are
here, and they 20 in rapturcs about this
water. We have three preachers. two bap'
lists aud one Methodist Rev. Drs. Hatcher
and Dickinson, from Richmond. and Rev.
Mr.. Wallace, OF the Methodist Conference OF
Virginia. DR.. Hatcher and MIR. Wallace are
on The sick-iist. but both improving. DR..
Dickinson did the preaching on sunday.
RI G.
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The London Times also comes out stronsAS
aoainst BROTHER Beecher. In fact, all OF Us
lea ling papers take very much the same view
of the plymouth Petersburg AYgfaA.
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SIMMER EESO ~.
WYE DE L'EAU HOTEL.

VUE DE L'EAo no'H"'
FXrRAOsDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
ONE WrEk'S BOAKDaI Vue de L'sau Hotet
and RGUSC-TRip I'll KtT from Richmond TO
Vus de l. r au and return FOR fl3.
Tickets good from July goth 10 August lOth,
1915
Tickets on sale at GARDEu' and Oh sfeamrrJoHH
SIT vEsrgR. w. T. HOW fLL,
iynl-3. NJ ,nagcr Vue dc L'Eau Hotel.
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FURNITURE.
SALE.

Intending to make change In our business F M
III , MP, uand MATTRESSES Without rrgafu
n COST. We have large and complete aock, 1 naS
SuSers will NOT have the opportunity ssasn ~ S"
= - n,rti.S needing our goods can save money Wy
Seeing our s ock. You Win nnd BEpsTEApst .pn
noARps, BUREAUS, GxTESsioS-iAHHLisssr,, M NM
poars PARLoR FugS1ruRE, As PIE AZ ~. D
SorSGIs, TABLES, BOOKCASES, SiLAihS; ~
cpRrs MATTaEsSEs, aud y great vanStyro VI DINER
goods. hah"oE oyer,,o.. Siraat
" liz 10y . 'N &c
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The London Tobacco Market.

fsssIsoNBoNs fstSfoS5S SgaaERJ zafasulg.
me business Of the past month has again
/, been confined within the narrowest limits.
II ne duIlneSs OF the market was Slightly re.
| Ife, 90 ny the Appearance Of a buyer about
the a, 'dd!e OF the month who Is reported TO
have, "a, zen nearly two hundred bogsheads Of
westera strips, comprising various p9rcels
for tow,p Il adr. With this exception utter
s,apnatiots as prevailed In all branches OF
the North 40 'rlcan trade, and there is no
ground for sXyr> ting any Improvement until
buyers and ssher7 are oetter agreed as to the
probable futuse coN. Sc Oh prices Than they
are at present. ,.., ,-tl ,.
The crop accounts :at> csrla'niF SAUSAGE
tory. but while we consfa.> tnls matter OF
mutual congratulatisn it is q '4ious ina. the
difficulty of the merchant in DE-. 'hns "ltn Inc
present stock will be mitch n.fA sea. SHIP
pers will be anxious for sales, :tA ene trade
more disnciued to bug, Meaqa. ME we
continue our full quotations for ali sel "a AM
tine tobacco. but for common grades, no. OF
leafs and strips, we reduce our prices q. {
rent Cd. to Id. per pound, as more neHly
representing the value Of such grades so fer
as it has been Tested by actual sales. -.
Nothing has been done for some time past /
in Virginia strips, and the highess quotations
|
Bright leafs might find sale, but there is
scarcely any really good in the market.
There were few inquiries for Ohio. and
we learn that one parcel of about eighty
hogsbeads, lately imported in soft condition,
were taken for export at about GID. per
pound.
QUOTATIONS..
Virginia Leaf.-Common, Cd. per pound
mIdd!lng to good and fine, i to Id; bright
fancs, IL to 15d. {
Virginia Stenmaed- Common to midi
ding. TO lid. per pound good to fine, III
to 49,.
Western Leaf.-Ordnary to middling ex- 4
ports, IT TO ,ad. per pound good to fine ex.
ports, 10 10d. sound dry common to fair j
cutting. G. 10 3d.; good and fine and bright t
color, 8 TO III 10 l2d.
TTeStern LSeamRed.--CoMmor 10 medium, s
10 1G3d. per pound; goel TO Zee, IL to ;,
I'D; selections. 1871.
Maryland md Ohio.-G to .aaI. per pound.
Negrohedd and CaeeadisA.-G to ~ to
lSd. per pound.
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ouI.HEADS. ST to $40 per reram, at the
Is DISPATCH PRlNTISG7AOurE
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A seedy oecupation--The florists.
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MARINE INTEAL1GENCE.
PORT Of kICHMrND. July 90. 1875.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, July 81, 1875.
sun yses...........4 "a Moon ris-s.. S2s
oulL -es............7 UG High Toe. S2I
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NFLLLBORO' SPRINGS,
lN BATH COUNTY. Va
! SULPHUR, ALUM. AND CHALYBEATE
- WAT VS.
Two mills wost OF the hesipeake and Ohio rail-
roud. These springs "te now open 10 III. public
LILIES WI hing TO stay all surnmtr. For further In
I formation. address 49, ;, ,o,r,Ss
l. iy ES-Zw w. ~ bOI ~ ..
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y}ithn,ond nlspatfh.
,,or from petersburg.

.x .JULl 81. 1873.
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Pities Leather, &c.

Bidss: Green. Nose; dry sailed. 10fd,hlG.: ory
ant lZ0Ll Ac, sailed ia &C.; Wes saitea czaf-
skins, 81 .2UtGysL.yA
L.ith.r Sole leather, oak, 35E943c sole leather,
Hni.h 2aI95c. ~ foot; kip, SOc.Gl$1 u H.: nnf-
ness. conurrP :EllD3Oc.: sity finish. SS4S4stf =
n. catfskfns, trSuch, $1.25el$Z.25 " D.; rouFr
skirting, 2ld1lSE.