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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

POLICE COURT, Justice Joseph
J. White presiding-Messrs. E. T. & j. f
Burch, Bush Il Apperson. Atkinson g. Tenn
pie, William q. Briggs & Brother, and C.
Jarvis Il Co., were examined on the charge
of violating the revenue laws of the State by
selling fish and other produce at auction
without first obtaining licenses. The pro-
ceedngs were brought upon complaint made
by j. r. Hockaday to test the question. The
Justice decided that all persons engaged in
such business without licenses were violating
the revenue laws. He gave notice to the
po ice to report all persons hereafter found
selling produce, &C., at auction without
having an auctioneer's license. The accused
10 this instance we're all discharged, as it was
evident they had not willingly violated the
law, being under the impression that auc-
tioneers' licenses were not required Of them
in addition to the licenses they already have,
W. N. Brock (whle) aud Ann Ford (yel'
low were sent on to the grand jury charged
with unlawful association.
Tuesday night James Tracy and James
Maloney were arrested on the charge OF cut.
ting Thomas Tompkns, AdolpHs Cook, and
James Perkins (colored) with knives, with
intent to kill. They were urragned in the
Police Court yesterday morning. DR.. Brock
testified that he was sent for 10 see the
| wounded men. He found upon eXamina
ton of the wounds that none were serious
The case vas continued until to-day. Ae
| cused were committed TO Jail.
A large number of citizens, dlsregardfu
of the city license laws, were tined-somt
on account Of dogs, others on account o
vehicles. Nearly all of them got mad. Mos
of them bad any number of excuses. Un
happily for them the ordinance allows t6'
Police Justice no discretion, and the only
remedy of those who think themselves il
used is to aoply to the Finance Committee
and through the committee to both branche!
of the Council, and through the Council tt
the Mayor for the remission Of the fines
1t is better not to neglect the requirements
Of the city ordinances and the kindly admo
ntious of the unselfsh reporters who have
written SO much on the SUBJECT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

SUIT AGAINST RAILRoAD.-The First Ma.
tional Bank of SsIem, N. c., yesterday insti.
tuted suit 10 the United States Circuit Court
to, recover o., $50 on negotiable note drawn
by the Petersburg and W eldon Railroad Com
pany, and now owned by the bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

DR.. c. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chsmomile
Pills are prepared expressly 10 cure sick headache,
nervous headache, dyspeptic headache, neuralgia.
nervousness, aud sleeplessness, and will cure any
case Price so cents Sold by all druggists in Rich.
mond. PURCELL, LApD 8 Co., Agents.
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THE PORTRAIT OF PooAHeNrAs.-The little
portrait OF Pocahontas sent to the State
Library by Mr.. Rolfe is copy ofthe picture
from which the engraving In HeWe's His
tory Of Virginia was taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

DANCEns IN TRouBLE.-Tbe eolored Mar.
ried Lsdies' Oriental Club" gave ball
at Odd Fellows' Hall few nights ago.
WHICH proved to be very successful afislr !;
hnt sir1ce that time number of those who
took part in the festivities have been sum.
moned 70 show cause why they should not
be expelled from their churches for dano-
Ing"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SoCIETY-AENUAL
MEETING AND ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The
annual meeting of the Catholic Beneficial
Society was held Tuesday night in their hall,
at Cathedral school building. The report
or the financial secretary showed the mem.
be1ship 10 1874 to have been ITO, and in 1875
143-a falling off of twenty-sevea. The num-
Der OF deaths during the past year was hYe.
Total amount collected, 50, ,4S1.13 disbursed,
81, ,53I 04 amount of SICK benefits paid du-
ing the year, S940 55; death assessments,
s7I9 So Tue following nficers were eIecfed
f,r the ensuing ear President, F. j. Reilley;
FIRST Vice.Presilent. R. E. English Second
Vice-Pres'deot, Joseph L. bit aker; Record.
iog Secretary, Joseph w. Laube; Assistant
Recording Secretary, NJ. Mccarthy Finar.
c,al Secretary, d. Hauuegan; Assistsn Finsn.
c,sl Secr,t,ry, John NJ. Higgins; Messenger,
w. Mackey MurShai, j. Mcdonald: Chap
lam. Rev. r. JarsSens; tsndsra-Bearer, B..
Reilly Trustees, Thomas Cox, p. McGoyern,
and D. B;ophr. .....
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The PROCEEDS. net proceeds OF the
Colonial Court ball, which will be devoted
to refitting the Virginia room at Mount Ver-
non, amount to near about $500.
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I have analyzed the wHrsKEY kaown under The
brand of :. B SELECT" )" controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL. OIL and other impurities and
recommend its use for medicinal aud family pur-
poses. J. B. MCCAw, N. D., late professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

/. SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINT1NG-HoUsB. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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CARRIED TO THE PENITEhTIARY.-Depu
Sergeant CunmIns yesterday Carried Emma
Payne and Mary johnson to the peniten
tiary, the former for three years for setting
fire 10 the city Jail and the latter for five years
for house.breaking.
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AuCTToH SALES THIS DAY.

EH On all sales Of Real Etfats made oefsees"
In. l n Of january and last Of June the torcs{oS
The present year have to DC paid by the pslTehasT
Oh, oil sales made BET the 1sf ef J,sy a'.d las'
of the year the tGSes haue to be paid by me set1er'
This custom was adopted about nfteen years ago
by ali tbe real estate agents IN Richnond, and ap
plies 70 Richmond and vtcinitysJ
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CUSTOM thand-made} WORK to order, and guar.
anteed TO At Repairing neatly dcae by
RosCHKN q BROTHER,
b09 and GIL Broad street
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SICK HEADACHE.-Dr. BENsoN'S Celery and
Chamomile Pills invariably cure sick and ner-
vous headache, neuralgia, and nervousness. Price
SO cents. Sold by all druggists. Postage free.
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kE nOyAI.S.

X Noo' "A L. ms - 10 notify Ey friends
49,, Hu+ iir pub ic Ia g"usra, that ] have removed
a.! p'->t az bushes tTumZs 'TWeif b s,-eet 10 The
go 'I !a't unucr III Haiiard House, on Franklin
H. 'rG IN a~"rt J win b. prepared To lnaE Eufacture
go 4:d>itbrS Of all uesortp.Ors, and will puy
AZ =! Attention 10 Repairing. Give tae call.
- 2 S' GAMES BOLTON.
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DR.. j. CALDWELL, Baltimore, states: have
used LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF largely
In debility, febrile and nervous diseases, and found
II one OF the most reliable nutrient tonics now In
use or 10 be found in pharmacy.
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gDLANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS Of
ToBACcos for sale Wholesale and retail at r. WHIT
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE.-Dr. BENSOE'S Celery
and Chamomile Pills will cure nervous headache,
sick headache, neuralgia, and nervousness. Fifty
cents box. Sold by all druggists. Once: l06
north Eutaw street, Baltimore, i'd.
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CoNv1cT REcRlvED.-Lewis Washington
(colored). from Appomsttox county, SEN
fenced 10 three years in the pententiary for
voluntary mauslaughter, was received yes
terday. -~.a..f....
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UIYpAfcH PRINTIHa-Houss.--inp profs " aasss
,bs constantly increasing dsrnAaas OF oai ps.s -
-. .ada1 :. vali-salseted assortment Of HAN
rYpr which. torsshsr with our IMPROVED -. -
rursxnx and suuruL MECHANICAL TAI,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

RuFP1N IHDlcTED.-The grand jury of the
Hastings Court yesterday found true bill
against r. D. Ruftin (recently expelled from
the House of Delegatesl for petit larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly cloudy.
and cool during the day. At night it was
clear and cool.
THERMOMETER Yesterday: 6 A. NJ. 50;
8 A. NJ. 65; IL NJ, 81; 3 P. NJ, IS; 6P. NJ.
30: midnight, 40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

IT Is CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT.
LOCKS HoDEL CIGARS are the best for ten cents.
For sale everywhere.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-Un Il.
cilitles for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing. Orders filed promptly and at low prizes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

FINE C1GARs AND CHEWING. AEp SMOKING
ToBAccos ar SCHoEN's.
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.oTER-eA1TERs AT GR1ea's, Tenth and MAR
streets y
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GET the POCKET TC1eAKErTR-RoLLR8. GEORGE
ScHoEN has them-corner Main and Eleventh
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CITY ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT.

4 UNIFORM SYSTEM FOR STREET I'M
PRovEMENTs sUGGEsTED-IMpoRTANT
RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING THE
CITY sEWERs-ExTENsIoN OF THE CITY
LIMITS oPPosED-A NEW PLAN FOR
sTREET-CLEANIHG-S WORK
DONE DURING THE YEAR-TaE HOW
.ITzERs'. ARMoRY-NEw ENGlNE-HoUsE
..
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COMMISSION MERCHAETs.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish TO see specimens or 90 ain estimates feeilne
assured that It will be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

THE NEW PATENT CIaARRrTK-RoLLER al
GEORGE SCHoEN's, Main and Eleventh streets.
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QuALlpIED.-Thomas r. McC4ndttsh quaii-
6ed ~ : uotary public in the Hustins Court
Yesterday.
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CHAMBER OF CoKxERcE.-Am meeting of the
Board OF Directors will be held this evening
at 81 O'Clock.
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warrant us In guaranteeing the vERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate 6guresand In the moe. exc
peditous manner. So t "a
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BusrNEsss CHANCES.
business CHANCE.

business CHANCE.
Having dete .mISed to retire from the FEED
RIiSi NESS, of r for sale The GOODWILL ano
FIXTURES Of my store, consisting OF
No. HORSE, DRAY, and HARNESS,
FIkE.PROOF SAFE,
PLATE0RM SCALES, u- stff
OFFICE FURNITURE,
BINs, MEASURES, &c:
aucl of the business on an extensive scale.
THIS is rare opportunity FOR any one wsninS n9 20
go into business. they will fnd everything eom-
ieta win a trade already established, this having
Ieen a fesd siani ftr number Of years.
The purchaser viz have ,hs prSdsgef dsf, OF 'ak'ns
''0~A ~ E. %. MOORE, $40 Seventh s!rees,,
NH 9-3tH between Broao aad MaIsn -- ~:
nor SALE, SEVERAL FlNEEESH
n NH cH COWS with Young calves. EeAs
NH 1.3t. r. HANSON, Grove roAd.
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station-house has been submitted to the
Council; that the sc,le.house 40 the First
market has been rebuilt, and the incum:
brances around 1t removed; that a few more
trees and lodge for the keeper at G. Monroe
Square" is all that remains to make. a
finish to these public grounds; that q
plan Of Chimborozo, with It's boundaries,
&C.. has been prepared 10 anticipation of the
purchase Of that tract of land. The Clarke
Spring property still remains Of very little
use to the city, and as we need more land
for the extension OF water works 1t Is better
that the property should be sold for that
purpose. ---------------.--- :
In concluding his report, with reference
to the reservoir, the Engineer states that va
rious reports have been made to the Water
Committee and Council, and as very little
remains to be done to flush this piece of
work; sinal report Will be given at aRother
time. III ~ f.. -.s.ss' p. i-atl +s -
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CHnDREs's Shoes AT GRIGs'S Tenth and Main
gtreeta. - -..'.
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go 10 sR1eG's, Tenth and Main streets, for a
perfect Mt 49,
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Harpsr's Weekiy and Clipper for this
week received from ]. J. Eilyson, No lila
Main street.
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! 60 TO GR1Ga's, Tenth and Main streets, for
isatchels.
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a nniS l>TkAiOR'e kUIIGE.-Hsving
lori .a,a ~ ada in'a,rstor Of The estate or Ro-
" the ascn.d sdiofa, dsceusea, all persoIs 3rdepied
Min ,hs go art hereby LofEr1 q settle It cace
ssana ih G nto NO Ill r@rsons having clairSe
ve1ssso wtii sent Them duly proye4is
nh t7...W, D.: BEDFORD, administrator OF
~H fsssei kebsrt ssnssi Bsdiord ,dsossssa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

THE RECENT ACCIDENT at NARROW PASSAGE
BRIDGE.-Mr. John A. Baldwin, 8 Baltimore
drummer, who was killed at the recent dis
aster at Narrow Passage bridge, was IN
Richmond a few days ago, and stopped at
the s.. james Hotel. The day preceding
the night fixed for his departure from Rich.
moud he left piece Of his baggage in the
store of Randolph g. English. When he
called for it the store was closed. He went
on from here 10 Lyuchburg, ordering that
the baggage be sent by express to him at the
latter city. II was carried to the Express
office next morning, but too late to be way
billed. Ip consequence Of these two mis-.
haLs Mr.. Baldwin was detained IN Lynch
burg twenty.four hours. and became pas
senser on the il.fated train which broke
through the bridge. He was we'll known
and much liked in Richmond.
Mr. Thomas S. Atkins, deputy clerk OF
Judge Hughes's court, yesterday received
from Harrisonburg an application lor the
final discharge Of S. G. Powers, bankrupt.
AS the bankrupt had neglected to sign his
name to the most important paper 1t was re-
turned to the sender. 10 some aispatcnes
S. G. Bowers appears as one OF tne VIC
| Tins Of the accident. In others the name
appears as A. G. Bowers.
MIR. Robert L. Wood, who was killed, was
| an old merchant of Alexandria. He was
kinsman of Major W. 5. Wood and Mr.. James
L. Wood, of this city. He was on visit here
about ten days ago. The Associated Press
telegram which first reached here stated
that it was 3 Mr.. Wood, of Richmond, who
| was among the killed. For time there was
some apprehension that it was Mr.. Robert
b. Wood, sou of Jackson B. Wood, who was
meant, as he had been on trip to West Vir-
ginia.
Young Sibert, son of Delegate Sibert, of
Rockingham, is reported as getting along
well, though his wounds are painful and Sc.
yara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09
THURsDAY............,d .,dARCH 0, 1876
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TO-DAY Washington,
March s, 1S76.-For New England, rain,
followed by clearing and colder weather,
north to west winds; and rising barometer.
For the Middle States, partly cloudy wea.
ther, rortbwest windS, becoming variable,
rising barometer. and falling followed by
rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic Statea, clear or fair
weather, northwest winds. and rising baro-
meter, followed during Thursday by winds
shifting to easterly and southerly, and rising
temperature.
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orurR IHpR OvEAears SUGGESTED.

The stuccoipg I'D painting OF the Howit-
zara, srn,ry nfces. vary to Its completion Is
suggested. he says ths new engine.house OF
Company C was built without supervision
rom his ofice; that ahe repairs to the city
isii have been carried ON ss rapidly q was
deemed advisable, and t.ast the WORK WILL Dc
finished this spring; thai . Plan los . nsR
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LIME. g. AGS.r. AND PLASTER.

PREPARED AGRICULTURAL LINE
p fOR TBS POTATO CROP.
II NJ. @ "ho u'e1 u ssSt spring SAY " Is equal tc
u" S.r Ih,r f-rtktzers costing four times Us
-'pen. psn ffsce only $Iz ser Ton.
,.sn ,'snAse * aud sold by A. S. LEE.
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X + N T. Y A l..
JOHN LATtI-CAE.

JOHN LATOLCAE,
a, 4 T. X 4 r T Az OR,
.S,, 'sh"'ed 80 No. Tenth strest, opposite Shs-
cr'rY "u',ore Thankful for past sayors. rea.f.ct-
-: "'!oPs All from all ab1 wat q good sub
o,--''' SL! II en- at a moderate price. Inh l.SD
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4itE1mond 1ispatth.

nrs THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIspL.ICH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAD X NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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RothLAND LImt-l.2O6 barrels daily
low t1pecba per schooner Mxgeie Bell. For sale
---o -ul .ttasl ffe 1871 A. S. LEE.
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WANTS.

WANTED, UNFURNIsHED CHAM
w RER and BOARD In priysie family for gem
tleman and wife. Address post-ofice box No. 2S4.
Df%
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lLLON, ELLETT L. CO.,
dAsEFACTUkgRg or

INDIAN kDCk !" LIME,
'pehsa IN otncf ~ 1893 Cary sTest (McKip.
Irsr nry bGpaybL orders solicited.
B,.hr,krCr. old ,l2nn. 1903 Dock street,
~.end ~hond Va. Octnh@r s. 1879. cc6
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LOST. sTRAYEp,g AHD EOUND>e

r UST. on Monday night, avery tight.pi1G
IL hdy's KID BOOT, siCc laced, b1wesn Ih!rs
t,eath ard franklin streets and the nicnmopa
Will please return # TO the Theatre Comique; y.
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cTOLEN. YESTERDAY AFTER 81
y NOON, 9Th instant, about 5 O'clock, u
from No 3l6 Twenfy-seventh street, a3ky3r
CKISl-BlRD. "A hberAt rewud Will -
be paid FOX his return 70 the above pacs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-09

Colonel W. Z. Cutshaw, City Engineer, In
his annual report to the Mayor says be hopes
The persistent effort to draw attention TO the
necessities OF his department will have some
certain and definite action upon essential fea
lures of the working system. He suggests
that the wants of
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=
in excavating and refilling trenches, lower.
ing pipes, putting In drains, trimming road
beds, streets, &C., he says cit is doubtful If
more valuable return to the city for the
outlay can be shown in any of its depart.
nents.n Nine thousand two hundred
and ninety.six lineal feet OF brick sewers
were built. The system OF allowing
private parties to tap sewers is dam
aging 0 the sewers and expensive to the
eity, and SUCCESS that property'owners
be comp elled to make the connection at the
time of { constructing the sewer, or that the
city lay b. .snch pdpesto be afterwards Joined.
The sub. iees Of the necessity for main sew
urge ne states taal asray %l. aes ., ,hs
on,fsIIs: tb enee backwards the main Is to
Connect wit the lateraIs and branches
slready const. -ucted; and at cost which
REQUIRES the reation Of special debt for
the purpose. s
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EOR RENT, DWELLING No. 1l0 n
T. Cary street. between First and Second ~
streets al present occupied by g. H. Gordoc; as,,
with fnnr rooms: ali In good order and supplied
with the usual conveniences. Apply 10
NH T.4f GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLiNGG3
Il No. 5O7. 7.Third street, between Clay sno -
IdSrsea e. M. MIMI.
~ = ataod Post-ofice BOX No. 273.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
RprTIsu TRADE AND FINANCE.

LONDON, July 29.-Business on Mmcing-Iane
has not shown any symptoms Of reaction yet, and the
very prices obtained for kinds Of produce fail
to create confidence. Sugar maintains the re-
cent Improvement ard shipments again have
been made 90 America. Refining West India
has sold rather over Last Fridays quotations.
Large business is rcp0refln floating oaTeOc ioT the
United Kingdom Low brown sOrts have been firm but
less dct',e Colony coffee mas again advanced. Tie
stocks o. ordinary aud pale sorts rather heavy aud
have sold with difficulty at prices IN favor OF buyers
The tea market has been exceedingly dul ior private
contract The new seasons NOntng ana Car1' ~ auc-
lion have been lower for most grades New h'i,on las
htbTtD nave moved very slowly the qualities Gc RAILS
do not equal expectations. Rice has been q~1;; tho
transact orr have been exceptionally snail.
On Cue sO,k exchange the fOrtnigGty setNeucu' con
ENDED with the announcement OF only TWO failures Wild
only ~ i@rate liabilities There has hecu considerable
scfyiiy during The week iu some markets, especially
II home railways the prices for which reached
higher level. on tbs weeks operations. Tho
Iuchasts throughout the week have been considerable
canadian issues have been lower because Of the unss
iacJoy T.hc returns. Business IN the foreign mafkrt
Las bech on only moderate scale but several deffl uOns
were 10 sumo request az enhanced values Several OF the
Ottonlu loans have risen 20 per cent. Mexican has
Iseb Ia On revival Of the OF negotiations for
VIC settlement OF the debt French, Spanish l1s sian,
peruvian, aud Egyptian bonds have AN been higher
hungarian aud Argentine bonds have been lower Tire
tattet aFo fallen 3i2 TO speculation sales COnsOls
have been weaker.
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COTTON hfARkETs.

a,v,yvlu July % Cotton quiet aud grn M,dding Osr@
Low Hdduur, IOc GOJt Ordinary, N'r, w.. icc'i'N, ~
Jtes efuas III bales exports, o"ast"7c III bA'' a''
80 bales STOCK, LOIS bales 80, ,,t..,.. ~. Low
Middaus 10 &C. Good o. ii1fy, y ir g',' rec ~
ctp,S coaaiN lsr 20 baiDs Gales 10 bac' spntf' ~
IiEirni- Jul, l9-CotoD nun; Light onr'ins' M.adHnE
llc receipts. ~ lal,s shipments, al Lao' '''' '''
M1iIlr jay .D-Coton nrm middng 1920. Low nd
ding J'ie; Cool oiGnAiy, > 90 o .' ,S.'P' ''' H
NEWOALEANs. July 2J-CVttDn siTouE, Eupl L'l'.hH ai
ding u ic Low Mdihug. lD-ar Cool V.,.it ne, .a
1886 biles Continent 100 baos sa!r' Low bales
GGsros JAY 2G-Cotton dali, Modelling. Pc Low Md
ding lUc; Good Ordinary, 34c gross receipts ~ D"'''
S6agSx' J@s Cotton quiet Mhdng lO7sc; net
ceips - balo exports, cOsBtaSc. " bacS si1cA' Vlo
IoflsyntE July 20 Cotton nrner. Miiiinr lie
uotsTog, July .S.-COtlon quiet hiddinF, lOici 40.
I.ddliGC Good Ordinary Ncf~y ItSc'P'' o."
PHI Jy % ot,on s,,aay MiGdlng II ici
Low MiddLg 10 &C.. Good Ordinary J'c, net receipts
Vt,si1 1y %5i,oitop In good demand. siddnc lie.
Low MddnE. luac.; Good Ordinary O6ei feoeP't, Nv
bales; Gales. l47 bales. -, -,
GALVESTON July Election steady; Mdihns, lie; Low
Hdulng, lUisc.. Ol,iraTy, Jisr net receipts Of
Bales s,ies, Ol3 baleli stock, 2.J23 baics ~ -, lou
CuAMKsIOS, July 2D.cOtton quiet Middhng. llci Low
Af'GLnf' lOd4O4'.' Cool ordinary vac! tGi Lou 10
Ccp1A 90 bales, stios, 10 bales STOCK, 2,l3l bAea.
"iLAN,ioh. July &J.-COtOn nominal MiGGAng' lo3ci
10" hddihg, lOt;; Good Ordinary Dc. net receipts
bales stock. Ji1 bales.
CNNINsAr July 29.-Cotton steady Nifdling, lie; Low
LOub, July =J.-CotSn unchanged; MiddHg, II &C..
Low bidding, iOAci hooI Ordinary, DC receipts o. beS
CiiAELUIIE, July 2S--COglon iu; Hlltlug -. Low
Miang, Ia; weekly teeeips l5j bales; shipments III
FGrElsBul8 July 25.-COton-%oeEJ receipt, 1d bacs
BiOrk !, 1855 bales