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THE BLISS MONUMENT Rome, Pa, July
1o.-The monument erected by the Sunday
school children Of the. country in memory,
of p. P: Bliss was unveiled at Rome, Pa,
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, About five
thousand people from the surrounding
country were present. D: L. Moody pre-
sided. Rev. DR.. Pearson, Of Detroit, made
the speech of the day.. Brief addresses were
made by Rev. j. II. Vincent, D. D., OF New
York; Major DIV. White, OF Chicago !;
and Rev. George A. Peitz, OF Philadelphia.
At the close Of the services Mr.. Moody pre-
sented Paul and George, sons OF Mr.. Bliss
aged . three and five years, and asked
all to pray that they might grow
up to be; usefnl Christian men, Mr..
Moody made statement OF the, death OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss, and the call that was
issued in his name to the Sunday-school
children OF the country to contribute to the
education and maintenance lof, the children
and the erection OF suitable monument.
In response to the call 8, 063 Sunday schools,
representing over half million subscribers
in the States and Territories as we'll as
Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland, India,
and the West Indies, contributed 81, 1858,
of which $4,000, was placed! in United
States bonds for the support OF the children,
and $1,000 paid for the monument, the
remainder going towards pay ing Tor the lot
in the Rome graveyard. =; 2 1 :, y.
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4 BoTEToURT COUNTY.
fFor the Dispatch.

- .siNtt'E Jtrt ITlNCASfLE, Ouly D, IClt.
AT q meeting Of the Conservative voters
of Botetourt county held in the courthouse
to-day fifteen delegates were elected to the
Nominating Convention to be held in Rich.
mond ON the 9Th of August next. Eleven
of the fifteen are pronouced Daniel men.
The remaining four are for Taliaferro'
ton was passed, with great opposition.
declaring that a majority OF the people
of Botetourt county are, in favor OF Major
j. w. Daniel for Governor. Al the same
time the friends Of this resolution claim
that the delegates go. entirely uninstructed.
Would not a rose smell as sweet called by
any other name? ...stss (; +, s.4l. aa..s
|; Our farmers have just finished harvesting
by far the finest crop Of wheat since the
war. The oats ARE splendid, and the. corn
was never more promising. The fruit.trees
are bending with luscious abundance, and
the hole earth is grooming with plenty. -
With Holiday for Governor and the
State debt paid our dear old Virginia will
rise and shine, IS ever, the pruudesyt: (, Of
them an. Jtt,ttk--s! a.iEl + GILPM.
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FEN ANCIsAI..
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


WEDNESDAY, July III, 1877. 4
I SALEs.-9o0 Virginia cousols, new, sold ut 60;
20 shares City Bank stock sold at 20; 20 shares
ytratnia Fire and Marine insurance Company's
stock sold ai 40. x. II 3s s.t,g,5,
american Getd-1o4k bid. !.
nsm sa III
fndabls, so BID; Virrinia deferred, bid, asked;
sa
city G loo hid Pe,erssbDss clty e.
so4ot y sssr S. iog ely
tsS BID: Fredericksbura CRY re. 100 btd. 81 q
Raifroqd Bonds.-yirsinis gensral Rs u srss
Raslrosi third Tnor:gase 8s, .. and 7Js ~ Didi
virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage ss. ..
andJ &c bid; YiFdnia 4. s Gentrs Rstlroad d T noS
nessee Railroad second mortgage 6s, 5. and ], %
bad; Yfrginta and Tennessee Railroad third mort.
s sas s So hs f Sa
spnthside Railroad second mo:tgnse prefsrTed S,s
.. and B.. 81 bid; sonthstde Railrcad Third mort
and j., 70 bid; Richmond ard tersbaSs Raifroad
s 1 e.
Iaad j. 100 bid, 4 q. asked; Richmond F,ede,
tracksburg ann Potomac tRsilraad mortgage ana
ssItlated s's. IL and n, 54X bid; Piedmont Rail-
road first mortgage 81, a. and % 80 bid u. -
Railroad 6 ~ ss i aao
'mond, Fredericksburg and Potansc Railroad SIX
per cent. guaranteed 100 par, 80 bid: Richmond,
cent. .gIaranteed 100 par. ssls bid; seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad common; LOO par, ga ;oid. ia
Bank eeSs-Firss Maiionso IN i00 par, ssF oad
Planters National 100 par, asked; Merchants an,
Nationals. 100 par, 80 asked: state Bank Of His-
g aSo go assed geon and
IS par, 20 bid Citizens SAYINGS Is psrs 90 asked
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Louisiana.

TEE FIRST BALE. OF NEW coTroS-TWo, FAM
b LIES DRowNEDT-T:HHEAyY SUIT.
!. NEW ORLEANS, July 41.-A bale Of new
cotton, the first Of the season, was received
to-day, from Brownsville, Texas. Its
weight was Ats pounds. 1t was raised on
the plantation of Marion & Fallin, in, Cam
erons county. = [ro:,.oo :. ss..:,, =, -.
Il Mrs. Eliza IO,GonpeiL wife Of Charles
O'Connell, with her. child, and Mrs. Mary
NJ. O'Connor, wife Of Thomas b. 5O'C Con-
nor, and her two children, were drowned
to-day. at Baton Rouge while attempting to
Gross the river in skih - 80, H'. III. ~.
+ The Louisiana Leyee Company have sued
the State for 81, 100, 900, alleged to be due
for work done on the levees.
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i'T. s. Jones aitern !. y Josiah
Ryiand, and Captain }. Nv ! Smith.
/ On motion, Sit was resolved shat the Sdelea
gates 10 the County Convention be instruct
ed to advocate; the POSITION en1ent Of q nom
ination til next September County Court
day. s,'s s. 6
On motion, h was resoly we'd that the pro-
ceedings OF this meeting be published In
the 1ideBdter indeg, West Point Star, ana
Richmond Dtspdtch. .s-..: ..scs.
On motion, the meeting adjourned. go X
g 80 j. T. s. JONES, Secretary
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Iineighbor. We, IRE not arrayed into Malone
and anti Mahone Hines. We have no pre1u-
dice against the gentleman with the cooked
hat; nor are We led captive by Winchester
nrsniess sleeve or. Lvnehburg, 3 grutch. The
splendid Julian, who at the age OF thirty.
two raised himself by his own proves TO
the undisputed command OF the Roman
Empire upon the plains OF Persia, had the
courage and the nobility to say, l am con-
WINGED chat egerg.real advantage rs seated
in the mind" interpreting the last word
al is imperial author designed 10 should,
and enIarging it into mental and moral
greatness, there are some among the dele
gates from this county who wish Impair
tally to survey the field and select him who
has only, the, real. advantage, OF being rehe
most conspicuous Cor greatness Of mind and
greatness Of heart; irrespective of.the sec
tion from which. he may come. In the Sc
renity ;'of this temper the delegates
were selected, and in the patriotism OF
this mood they desire to act. They are
not the blind asherents orithe fierce par
tisans Of any man. They will not vote for
Malone because he was born in Jerusalem,
nor against him because Of the mlsfortunes
of his railroad. They will not vote Tor
Holiday because OF his residence In. Win
chester, nor against MIN because OF his
nearness to Harper's Ferry. They win not
vote for Daniel because be gained his silver
spurs during the war, nor against him be-
cause since that time he has won the golden
opinions Of all ranks Of men. But we will
vote III THE baseness Of others does not
drive us to devotion to ourseves) for that
citizen, whoever he may be, who is most
conspicuous for civic virtues and moral
- honrf md
panse of mind will embrace all the citizens
of all the Commonwealth, and enable him
to conceive and to enforce those measures
which will secure the g greatest good to the
greatest number" Grant was Justly ridi-
culed because he dwarfed himself into the
President OF aiparty, and it Is to be Hoped
that he who aspires to be the chief officer OF
this State will not condescend to be the Gov
ernor of Gloucester or Of Petersburg, OF
Winchester or Of Lynchburg, however
honorable that may be. DELEGATE.
- - r. q
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: The Jury in, the United States; District
Court, Chicago, has awarded Rev. j. A. Ray,
Of Buffalo, $4,000 damages against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company for inju-
ries sustained about a year ago in sleep
ing-car on the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne
road. HitS -
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= - ,a.rVtrginia. TgfEl Z :.
HENRY COUNTY FOR DANIEL.

HENRY CUCNTf FOX UANlEL. .-..as..
-. Especial telegram to the ,DIspatch.J
.DANyILLE, Va, July ia large and
enthusiastic meeting Of the, Conservatives
of Henry county was held last Monday at
Martinsville, the eouBty-seat' for the pur-
pose OF, eIecting delegates to the State Con
ventien.' Resolutions highly 1eulogistic 5oi
Major ohm W.. Daniel were passed almost
unanimously; The delegation are earnest
Daniel men, and are instructed for him.. Z:
TIE dVBERSAToRIALf CONTEST RESULT OF
.r..7' THE PORTSMOUTH MEETING. ~
!... Especial telegram to the Dispateh.1 XII
{ NoRFoLk,VA., July f1.v-The ward meet
ings were held in Portsmouth tonight, and
delegates to the Gubernatorial Convention
were elected. Taliafefro receives 10, Ma.
hone S, and Daniel 2 delegates. s.e<ti.o
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he WILL. BE IAPEAcHED IF BE INTERPRETERS
WITH THE PROSECUTION OF THE RETURNING
!. poIpn -{,s TIt- ..'4sTE eft.>t!f}ES
!, new: YORK. July ia Washington dis
patch to; the Post says Z !" Appointment Lou
isiana Democrat writes here from; New Or
leans that Governor Nichols has endeavored
privately to 1stop tine prosecution OF. MEM
beers 2of the Returning Board but that he
has been met with the threatl that u she at
tempts to defeat the efforts to secure the
conviction Of w ellis, Anderson, and others,
or, ii they are convicted and he interposes
an Executive pardon. that he will be i'm
peached by the Legislator" at4ffR ,.:,r,,ss:'
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. July IL, 1877.
Country Produce

Country YrOQuce.
Batter Prime to choice yellow. 1901 &C.: fair to
so Corn NJ Zeal: 72@75c. oushelfor couatry.
Dr,ed Fruit: Apples. 2sG13c. q d.: peaches,
peeled, I0Gl2c.; unpeeled, 7@lOc.; cherries, III
Ems: In barrels. l2c. . dozen: In crates, 100
Esashsrs Prime llye- go , 49, common 25c.
Hay: Virginia timothy, s5@95c.; clover, GOO
Csc.
Potatoes: irish, p barrel S2.5O@$3.
Lard: Country, l0@1lc.
Rye: Toe. q bushel. Lt+. ...G -
Samnc: 75c. l.25. according To quality.
BaIed Stra,o: 40@45c.
1 Wool: washed. soas2c.: unwashed; 22a24e.
BURY wool will bring from 10 SC. &, ID less than
above rates.
,.-ss. Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c. ,''a-eH
Cement Rosendale. s1.s5 @sL76 2 barrel ;James
Line: Agricultural, 1oc. p bushel; Virginia, In
dian Rock, *l.1o: Rockhnd, sl.loAs1 rs, accord
Ing to quantity.
ee n4essdE ca asm sso
Dry Goods. ens21l
Broun Sheettmos and Shirtfngs: A Manches.
ter, 6ac.; Mancnester. 51c.: Mancnestef. DC;
Vile, 7c: ~ Rockbridse. ze 4 Rockbride. exc:
q fspeiiii; ere; f04 city a5e
BIeached SlirtingS and .Shsstings; "A Wam-
sSta' l G:m a fo l ossda &c.,
Avondals 9s 4 o. Social k &c. - "a Amesk ST.
sf io w ss @ssSsa
si SSsisa prtts: PatersDurr- 7c.; Graniteviile.
' 'aeorset Jeans: Pssonia, &C.; AmosheaS. Zoe;
| Dsnims: Harlem l2hc.: Boston steam MIb! sKcs
I Prints: American. 6kc.; Aliens. 6kc.s Rich
mond. 8Kc; sHagle. &C.: tManchester, 6Se: Wasts-
isry, exc. Oriental 1PaeiEc. 8Hc.; Arnold. eye;
Amoskeag. SIC: Wamsutta. Sc. r! ~ -'-f-sis
Canl6rics: Rice. &c. j: EneliHn. 6hc.<
Zee Drugs, Dyestnffs, Oils, Gc. 5'1f y Z
55sssss sIi i sssas case Of s,u. se...
GGSa pgsssaj .S II am
k zsa;ss & & t IiSs 1000 :; iss'
ots: Lnseed; soc:: maeh,ae, q @$l;71: sperm rns
ga se see 4 syss sa ss y ss1sn
fuDricatine, 3Oa50c.: kerosene. &c. y gallon.
1855 ses Gs ignsens, soc; seneca without top, s5@
Sod: Sal, 2x@sc... In kegs; English soda, &c !,
SD Spirits h TnrDen.in Age. AZ
z Js48dsas Hides. Leather. Mc.
Hides: Green. 465c.; dry sailed, 12@1 &c.: dry
ntnt. 14@ &c.,: WEI sailed s@ec.; wei sai.ed can'
sh nesthey soe leather. oak. sole leather
hnlsI, Is@$ss ISeI; ZIP 4os@saa M sarn .s.
s sn rs sssss So ss:s ssras
aoes1o~ IRON. Steel. Nails. sc. Z.
II IRON American refined OLD Dominion. Q lilo
|tao 3-iOc. = d. English and American sheet, 4@
Sc; Swedes, hammered, exotic; hoop, 4gS6c.
Petiron Virginia .olsss charcoal: S2sesssS
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DAMAGES BIZ LIGHTNING In ELzABETH:---
Elizabeth, N. ~, July; 10!--FoJr houses; q
load Of hay. and a three masted schooner
were struck by lightning during storm
here last night. The schooners topmast
was splintered, a. In the houses the ceilings
were knocked down. Two persons were
Slightly injured. The streets in the lower
wards. were flooded. The damages are
ANAL ...-----
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.,2-coUHTIO ORDER.

.TNNEY, AND AIS. VS.. HETH, &C.,.
:BARKSDALE AND AIS. VS.. nETH, &c.
BY o decree entered by the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Henrico on the l4th OF June. 1877, in
is directed 10 examine and report ss to the correct
ness Of the accounts returned with The report 2s
Andrew johnston, special commissioner, Of the 9th
OF June, 677i and whether the same are supported
by proper vouchers. And, further, to inquire and
ST: What viii bea reasonable aud Just compen-
saion TO the said Andrew Johuston for his services
as speeial commissioner since the last allowance
sd. What viii be a reasonable and Just allowance
to be made TO Dir. Conway. Robinson, Mr.. James
Alfred JONES' and Mr.. Andrew Johnston, as counsel,
since the last allowanc e made to them as such
Sd. What will be q reasonable and inst allowance
TO he made to Dir. AM Tabue as receiver since the
last allowance made tor him as such - y y,
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A HURRICANE IN NEBRASKA Omaha,
Neb., July 10.--On Sunday night last, a hur-
ricane crossed over the Union Pacific rail.
road, near North Bend, Neb.., at which
place. a large mill was blown down, At
Schuyler, Neb., it struck the bridge; over
the Platte. completely demolishing one span
OF one hundred feet. . ~, .t,z;.s - /.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK. july Il.-Gold opeAed at 1861
.voon.-Stocks lower. Money on call, lts per cent
Gold, 1868. Exchange-Long, 4s7H; short, $50
Eceping.-Money on call easy at 1h@2 per cent
Sterling steadyat 4s7H. Gold quiet at l05ss Gov.
ernments steady; new SIS. IL IL. States strong
Louisiana consols advanced 80 zt
Z, -" ...'' - BALTIMORE. .Gn.4 D. +
BALTIMoRE July ll.-virginia 6'S, deferred. AZ
consolidated, 644; second series, 80. North Caro-
lima 6's old. lSa; new, ~. "Ea -
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England.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON CONVENT.

UC6u F..F9sssf. s.gGftE
5. ..,,sa ISL r England. .s.s. >. 800
INTERNATIONAL COTTON CONVENTION.
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-THE international
Cotton Convention met to-day. 7 The bust
ness transacted was purely OF formal ma
ture. Tonight the delegates will be enter
tanned at. a dinner by the president and
members OF the American Chamber OF
Commerce. After tomorrow: mornings
meeting there will be an excursion to Me-
mai Straits. ri - :, 81. ss@sa.
..,I !. :: To q. Second Dispatch. ~, y.
LIVERPOOL, July LITTLE. American
Chamber Of Commerce tonight gave BAN
quet to the delegates to the international
Cotton, Convention. One hundred, were
present, including delegates from nine
American cotton exchanges; Among, the
speakers were NJ. p. Campbell, OF New
York, and Mr.. Simpson, OF New Orleans,
who responded Tor the respective Ex-
changes. Mr.. Barrett, president OF the
American Chamber OF Commerce, occupied
thechair. ~ = = .rlt'i-'' -
...... The Eastern War. ~. -
ABANDONMENT Of LINE OF DEFENCE BY THE
r.. 4tgryr,s.t TURKS, &c. -...a. -Es-j :
LONDON, July II. AAspecial from Vienna
to the Times says the abandonment OF
the line of the Yantra by the Turks
is the more surprising since, to judge
from the stout = defence, Of the bridge
and position of Bella, where the Turks
repulsed the first attack OF the Rus
SLAMS with considerable loss, 1t might have
been supposed they intended to defend that
line, and thus by threatening their flank
prevent the Russians from advancing into
the interior. The Turks have so completely
suppressed all information about the dispo-
sition and movements OF their troops that
net even al, idea can be formed of what
they mean to- 10; but it shows their utter
helplessness, or else very deep-laid plan.
that they should have neglected the bril-
liant opportunities afforded them Of meet
ing the Russians, to advantage. rsr~ 81 -.
The Times in a leading article says IL be-
lieves the Russians cannot advance in force
upon the Balkans till they have secured
their communications by constituting po-
sition on the Danube as strong as any in
possession Of the Turks. This will require
q month at least. The excursions OF Cos
sacks to TirnoEa, Pleuna, Seivi, and Lowatz
have little or no military significance. -
The RoUMANIAN ARMY TO CROSS TIE DANUBE
e : TO-DAY.
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:. THREE MEN @DRowNED!--St. Louis, July
10.-Charles f., Lederer, John Bonn, and
John Schultz. were drowned yesterday near
St.,JnseDb.- Mo. r.=i.% ~ u ~ ~ ~ -
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Porto Rice 5gtaGbcs New Orjesss,s. prime. sUl 8Sr
Salt Liverpool. from store. 4l.S1. Ground
alum. from sEsfe, S5c. g. sack. 80
. Saga, , Crushed aud peTasrst. i91c.; sss.
yellow. 10x Gu, loaf. I3cs: Porte Rico. 16c
Dsinerare- 10HG91 0Les - :.
so Snap :; Gcmmoli. .sa7c.. best sashtsz, sa9e,
81 IL gsiss ss sslny . a
irn .Il sLio@Sl.80; RunpoNtr. sI46a1.7E
Licor1ce.
L n9 Pesfs j. CO CO. s1c.: Z. r.. 2sc.:
27c.: AtC. c.. Sec; @. v G.. 2sc.sSs5 - = -
Liquors. Wines. &c.
,o &c: ssotcl. best. brants pn,s s2asz.23
Brandies: Domestic. 81 .2sNss2. rru,.. Al .asa
$l:5o; apple: new, Sk75@s2;, old. s22s@SS;
! Rue Whfskeus: Me.iium. 81. So@s2: pi,re oa- 40
i@S4: virginia mountain, new, H2GaS2.bO -
,t2.50G14S.50 and upwards 80
Gin: Domestic. 41.15@$2: imported. SS q csse.
Nero Engfand Rum: SL65.5. I'D Z -. - -.
Rectieed -Igaisssys: Marker FIRM: prof, sI.25.
/ Lumber. Ssaves,&e.
yInis pop %a'sa Sss 1855 S ws;ssy
$20@S75 q LOCO, yellow pine boards, 81 G1l4;
DIST &12@$1S, accor,iing 70 lengths SilIneiea-
Pine. S2.506S5: cypress sfx-inch. $7.50@5lJ
Ia 1000. Laths-Spiit: 81 80: sawsi. s2.25@s2.5e
Slaves hissey-earrel timber. green. 81 sas2sT
1000; seasoned. S209SzD Ss LOCO. F1orr-harra
timber, S6@S7, SO q 1000. Flour barrel Doles, 81
l@s; hogshead-hoops. no demand; hickory aoops,
$3.50. - = ~
/ sXHtDstu8 O. 55ta6pc. q busha, ~ y %.
!. BroIonstuBr:e IS q i0c. a sushel. -;
Whedt Bran: SOC. ~ Bushes.
( Corn: i 7ea pcr b,isheis ~
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Georgia..
800 -. ~ iy:tiif 81, (: az:
: CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. ~: 2

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. ~: =. 2, !.
tArI .,;1: :, July :11.-The Constitutional
Convention met to-day and organized.
Charles J. Jenkins was chosen president: "
The president, In his address, said ut
is unnecessary to caution you against doing
anything that would infringe upon the
rights of the negro race. ~ This was re-
ceiyed with aDy1laIfse. --tI
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Frsrla the sWes.t.
IrARILIT1Es or THE 81. LOUIS GERMAN BANK
6yr1cEas op4 kIERs BrRsEr,: Ar AMP SUE

- 9SfFsr IN E5t
/ sFaL orIs, July II The liabilities OF the
Getmaihi Bank To the ositoTs are S21Goo0:
al lis believed the assets will be ample, but
Hi otherwise thirty-six per cent. Of the eaps.
tai stock Of s300, J 900 not paid in viii be
called This win cover all liabilifies .hfts
I aAdyices; from. Camp Supply, dian Ter:
ritoEys say the officers quarters at that post
ihayerb been bnrned, the officers losing nearly
talr Their furniture and personal effects.
~ Al Jewish Bssaker and HafatoEas ). ~ a
4 NEW YORK JEWISH BANKER lNYITEDlETo
ssoish q q :e SARATOGA. :!' if1 :sssasl !;
New YoRK. July liza prominent Jewish
banker OF. wall street. Eds received letter
from the managers or the Grand Union Hc-
tel at Saratoga, i. saying othes proprietors
would be happy to extend MI the accommo-
dations Of the, hotel to his family. 1t seems
that the banker. is well acquainted with the
hotel manager. "a friend OF the banker says
the letter was an invitation for the bankers
family TO decuny the choice OF q suit ofE
rooms, af,d ii. was, IN, response TO an applt7'
eafion, for rooms made by the banker ina
iocose way TO seew what the result would pc !,
for he, did not intend taking any rooms: as:
his wife was soon going to Europe. ~ rlsls.j
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i.By ,reiegrapn.

NEW YORK, July III Cotton qHiet; upiands,
pes ssseDs ses sss pss seas Great
Fioura.L6ssS doing and seareeis 50 Grm. closing
nas Mss asae ssn
heavy: new sanIber southern, slS0. Corn. hG&c.
Hs :. m Ssd 81 Y ue;er
other kinds unchanged. Gof!esaRio a uiet and
demand and anchauge.i. Molasses nncSanSedl Rice
Rosi1 guile. 1t $3.50 go. Turpensine dsm q
changed. Pork hrrner; new mess, . u @sl4.4o.
old fI prime , steam, sb.s7s Whi:key dull: SayeTs
sl.l1h; sellers, s1.l2H. Freigbtt firm; cotton,
= -. BALTIMORE. Tai y
changed Wheat active and strong lIlyher for bet
sss sSsshsEs r wb,tE rsa n
Q western winter red, August delivery. sl.4o@
S1.40k Southern corn scarce and wanted; west,
low, 64c. Oats shade Grmer: southern prime,
45@46c. ,Rye-Prime hominally 75c. Provisions
Hna ss'e W fnd s
quiet at 49, .,....sL !. .ss,'tHtt 4,
- ,lr1Trt,9 LOUISVILLE. }bg4f asgu ~
@ss Emy sssss5 Whss sreas hsf
and fuctuating; red, 81 40; amber and wSe, 1850.
Corn active. firm. and higher; white. &c.; mixed.
62c. Oais dull. Pork active and shade higher at
1925. Bnlk-meats nrIner shoulders, 5lc.; clear
rib, TIC; clear sides. TIC. Bacon frmer: loose
shoulders. Ks; clear ribs Sc clear sides, sNc;
armer at io4c. Whskey frmer At si.6s. Bagnins
duh at 1sG,I3,sc. Tobacco quiet aud unchanged.
&.g 5s> fGINCINNAT,.ed I.
CINCINNATI, July l1.-Flour quiet aud nm
Corn weaker At 50@52c. nat; dull at Sc: Rye,
CSC. Barley dali and nominal Pork quiet job
bling. ST. Bulk-meits in good demand and q shade
higher shoulders. 5Sc. short rib. Ike; clear rib,
nc. Bacon scarce: shoulders, &C.; clear RIB and
clear siIes, SA and Sc Lard str0ng: steam. nomf-
nal &c e no
40; shipments, s45 head.j1 ~
III CHICAGO,
CHICAGO, July 1l.-Flour weak. Wheat fairly
5 5sy a2 sY!il9ss sas sfi ss
No: spring. s1.2I.a Corn irregular at .4sx@
4sss: cash, 4sAs July. 49, august, 4sfc Sep
Pork fairly active at 81 .s7x cash.sIs4 AS August.
sl3.55 September. Lard active at ,9sc: casl. and
anshanses wSpssey sy Ut snos anu
Afternoon Board.--Wheat lower at $i.17A0
li7E Augg s Corr ss at a1sa7 A asH
$l3.43 August. &. Lard easier at s9.O59S9.o7S
go. ST. LOUIS.
ST.LorIs, July H. Fiour-Buycrs standing of;
old stock held friner; other kinds lower. Wheat
tive; No Q red fall 40 bid; No. rel faH, el.35
bid Corn inactive; No. mixed, 47G2474c- Oats
KEY quiet al 81 .0s; Porf armer at $Is.47X bid,
August Lard lrnI. Bulk -meats-Shoulders Sc. OF
Quincy cear;rio sides rs. to arriye; Bacon; 5%
sides. Cattle iu good demand for all grades: tho
| rough Texans active NJ $3.50 s.; choice shipping
| steers, $685.. ,,..ys5.... (.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET. 49,,
the past week has been fairly active, and prices for
tops shade higher, but 0fht grndes are k9Ec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

DEATH OF THE TURKISH MINISTER OF VAR, :,
PARIS. July 11.-A;p private telegram from
Constantinople announces the death. OF Re
dH tPasha, the Turkish Minister OF War.
There Is no, confirmation that the endea-:
vors of lServiao to obtain loan Ehere had
been unsuccessful. !. f..r..,,t i as,...sfi,.
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! VIENNA, July 1.-THE Political Core
spondence's Bucharest special says: Ac-
cording to information from reliable mill
tary circles the Roumanian army will cross
the Danube tomorrow above and below
Kalafat. -, v. 1917.
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Elonr.

Fine. s6.5o@s6.75: superGne, $3.50; extra SUI
perHne $3.50: common family. $9tdS9.25: fancy
family and City Mills, &c.. Stock light with good