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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

July 3O.-Allhough showing no general demand
the market has been fairly active. and he m0vcncn!
las reached very good aggregate. liz all CLASSES
ana 81, les Of cotton good, there j. IN improving
tone with each Succeeding day. and gaining IN
strength by slow and approaches. silc as an
improving request and lighter THAI u;nn stocks IN
advance ;tlo" the enIrc ne Of staple should not he
uuc ectcd at any moment.
Tie price of the staple certainly fAvors such
course hut buyers look on ami are not 10 De tempted
bevOnd necessities, cons0Img themselves with the
ulierancn that they will gladly pay any advance
plicc thai HAY re made which thc necessities OF the
demand viii jusify.-J0urH0i IF Commerce.
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By telegraph.

NEW YORK. August 1.-Co,ton i'll steady demand
chiefly for mediums grades upands, IL 1871 &c.. or
leans II l5-l6c Flour less active and without dc.
cIde,i change: southern flour steady and fairly
active: s5.55@S6 for common 10 fair extra
Wheat Spring dull aud unsettled: winter onenee
lower. and closed islGlc. better; 95c.@$l.o7 iGi
nnaraded winterred. Corn-No. 2 very scarce anc
Ne. better; steamer quiet and aeou. steady un.
graded 43G4ar. Coffee quiet and steady. sa,ssi
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Nominations il, Ohio.

COLUMBUS. August 1.-The Democrats OF
the Ninth district have nominated George
L. Converse.
TOLEDO, August 1.-The Nationals have
nominated II. Kahlo in tue Seventh dis
trict.
CLEVELAND, August 1.-The Republicans
OF the Eighth district have nominated Hon.
Charles Foster. ....
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

july 30 IIo0i.-lti is most too early 10 l"on for
ndcatous - 10 the course OF trade this week. But
few parties to trade have yet made their appear
auce and nothing has TRANSFERRED beyond two or
three small lois respects transactions. Al cur
rent prices II IS not expected that there will be amy
speculative interest hut rather thai manufacturers
will buy close to their actual needs from time 10
timr This las Gccn the showing CT the increased
business within frtnighI. Holders do not enter
tain bids unless they come I'D TO the recenl prices,
hut ut the figures free sellers. There are very
good full assOrtments Of tie various grades. not
withs.anding receipts are falling ciE-JOurnat n
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TERRIFIC STORM ~ Detroit,
Nici.., July 3l.-A terrific wind and rain.
storm passed over this city about O'Clock
to-day. doing considerable damage. During
the storm the f'at gravel roof OF the east
wing OF the mouldin@-shop OF the Detroit
Stovc-Works became overloaded with water
and fell in. There were about thirty en-
ploye> in this part OF the building. The
only one seriously injured was Henry r.
IIibcrn, who WAS badly crushed about the
body and injured internally. The damage
10 the building, etc, amounts TO 81, 800.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

JULY 30.-Beercs.-Fresh arrivals were 40 car
for shipment alive 10 Europe. There was no trade
of consequence, and prices were nominaliy TIM
changed. Dealers in dressed beef report a quiet
trade at 70fec. q 10. for ordinary 70 good native
sides. and 5@6&c. for common 10 decent Texas
beef.
Ca,res.-Receipts were 200 heal. The supply
was about equal 10 the wants Of trade. ard the mar
kct was not materially changed. Common to prime
veals ranged from 5GG64c. p b., and common TO
decent butterm!lk calves from 2HGl3Ic. a b.
Sheep and Lam5s.-Fresh receipts were Is car
loads. or 1890 head. Prime and extra LAMBS and
all grades Of sheep were In fair demand Ut ul-
changed prices. bat for common lambs there was
ranged from 3HaiEc. = H., and common to prime
southern and western lambs from 44a16kc. {, b..
with one car-,oah OF inferior Virginia lambs, As
Ds. at SIC = 10. Good 10 choice Jersey lambs sold
at 64@7c. 3 ID Dealers reports quiet trade at 7Gn
SIC. for dressed mutton, and S@1Ul:c. for dressed
lambs.
SHine.-Fresh arrivals were II carloads. or
1911 mead. None offered FOR sale alive, but fair 10
47c. q ib.-Journoto of Commerce.
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ss as|sai n ss I.
so 6 ss Eeef ass as MD ,ssss S.ed &c
meats frn1: picked Shoulders ta5.Sc. nidd1es
,ass &, lon. clear
libiassy lower II sI05. freisIits 70 I,iserpool
s1.''1S > - BALT1xoRE.
changed. Southern heat sciive and Lower western
quiet and easter sel,l,e5n red prime. $50. asl02
s VICE. 9aas sepse ess ri ssSs
Southern corn stsady: western quiet sng easier
s S.ssa an se ssss Sa,
slu?5. Bulk-meais-Loosss hoaIders. 5lae;; clear
si s,, sls sg: passsd b.ms
western: s@l s. Gomez eeee 'f rss and #scssS
CINCINNATI.
GINGISskTl. August 1.--Fiour dull and nonii-
nal. Wheat strong: white, 95c.;; amber. a 92c.
demand; No: mixed. 44445c. WhIsgev Ia good
demand at 500 =, preyisioas stronger. Pork in
SIS Si01aSz stean naf iets
s7.75@ss: Bnlk- meats in good demand: s,,enl-
ssr ssS cesr Fo 81 sS@ az sides
&C. Sugar STEADY. and unchanged. Hogs active
and firm; packing, Sf.35@$4.65.
LOUISVILLE.
1875; family, ss.5o@is.7s: 30. i, 1850
1870; fancy, S4.75@s5o5. Wheat firm red, so
@s7c.; amber and white, 100000. Corn steady:
white, 45c.; mixed, 40c. Oats quiet: new white.
CSC. : mixed, Gee Provisions firm and in improved
demand. Pork, s10.25. Lardin fair demand and
arm; choice leaf, in tterces, 1928; kettle, ~.
Eulk-meats easier; shoulders $5.32i4 Gear rib,
SO. 10 Gear sides $685.. Bacon firm; shoulders.
s h ssar 5 H. s Mnss sss s
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 1.--Fionr steady and un-
changed. Wheat In good demand; NO. . red fall.
SS@SS7fc. The new cils>ifcain went .a:o effect
to-day, the present No. red being OF same quality
as yesterdays No. red. with corresponding
mixed X 9sf Wsk ssSs a
Pork quiet: ioboing, $40. Lard Ecrn!9ai.y
changed Bulk-meats uominally unchanged. Ba-
con easier: S5.45lSJ.50. 80. 400 $3.50. and S6.7G
9a6.75 for shouldera, clear rib. and clear sides.
CHICAGu.
CHICAGO, August Flour iirmcr bur not quota
by higher In all the grain markers cash price; fell
decidedly, but options were generally h,Saer. This
is due to The combination of the various corners
Whcai-No. red winter. 08kc.; No. = red winter,
93E@ %. Corn fairly active and shade higher NJ
higher at 80 G7h@S3.70 cash or Angus, 50 s2Is6n
IS. SIS september. Lard, 81. 10. Bulk-mea;s steady
and unchanged. Whissey steady at Sl.0j.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET.
ST. LOUIS. August 1.-CatIe- Native, fairly 4c;iye-
but weaker prime 10 choice native shipping steers,
s4.75@s5; fair to good native Shipping steers
grass Texas steers, s2@s320: grass Texas COWS.
S2MS2.40: corn. fed Texas s.eers, $50 1915 re-
ceipts. $500 head. Hogs In active dcai.s, and W.
changed light shipping 10 best Workers aud Bali
butchers 10 extra. sI.35@s4 so; srasscrs. $3.50
| 0s4; receipts. 1000 head Sheep dull! choice 10
| fancy mutions, S3.4G@$3.G0; ;ood, sSGlS3.o5:
receipts, GOO head.
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CNBROkE MULES.
PETERSBURG NAKk ELS.
u.rJn. Skrrr pp,rt'C

JULY 3!.--t'Ott0U Is qui-t. an! scarcely anything
doing. We quote III a;Gl 1.-the latter for mid
ding. The mic"s arc NANNY nominal! tihcr
grades rroror,ion"isiy i1wc". according 10
qualify.
PGanuts.-Market Grn: prices lower; receipts
nominal. Prime. :l.l0: strictly prime, SLID:
fancy, : 20.
Jpheut.-Thc msrket Is quiet 1T prices ranging
from Soc. 1881. according To quality.
Corn III present is rather scarce and market ac-
tive, and price dec dedir higher While. 60M Gjc.;
mixed. 3QGt55c.
Unts.-Markci dill. AMI The supply Gu hand great
or than the demand. Wcuuo:c spring 1T 40G3I1c.
:, h,ishc.
Butter.-CommGn. 12EGll lac; choice. lS6p20c.
Egqs.-l la &c. T: dOZrn-.ipyedl.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKEr.

JULY 3l.-Prices to-day ranged rs follows: Cat
tecEery hest, 4as94hc.; good. 4S@4Ic.; medium
3@3Tc.; calves, 4@l5e. Sheep 4Gl4Kc.; lambs, So
Gs3.50. or 4@i5kc. q b. Hogs, 5@6c. Cows and
calves, s20@s50.
l., The market this week was well supplied with cat
lie, all the pens being full prices were folly &c.
lower than last week. ind sales effected very slowly:
good many were left over and sent TO other mar
kets. Calves dull and low Sheep and lambs in fair
demand at quotations. Hogs dull and nominal. Cows
and calves dull for ones but brisk for good
ones. Marked generally dull.-Gasettc.
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A BALLOON CHALLENGE.-John Wise, the
acronaut, has published 4 challenge, in
which he says he will compete with any man
in the world for Il balloon contest, with dis
lance and 1otation, and TO make given
point twelve hundred miles east OF place OF
departure-say from Kansas City, Mo.
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Yellow.Feyer I'm New Orleans, &c

New ORLEANS, August 1.-The Board OF
Health reports twenty-four lew cases and
seven deaths for the past twcnty-four hours.
The steamboat Henry Tate, lying at the
wharf at the foot OF Custom-House street,
exploded donkey boiler this afternoon.
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Tpr REQUESTS OF THE LATE THOMAS
Tr,so. or BALTlMoRE.-Bc the be.
rnests TO his heirs. Mr.. Kelso wi1led to Dick
inson College aud the Preachers Aid So
cie,v Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
each $4,000; state Temperance Alliance,
a 600: Missionary Society OF the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church, $500; Home OF the
Accd, - 900: Centenary Biblical Institute,
$500 MARYLAND Bible Society, Tract So
ciety, Boys Home, William Z. Hooper lin
trust for the poor OF High-Street Methodist
Episcopal church. 10 be dispensed In his
Discretion each l,oOO-in all s., 900; kelso
Home for Orphans OF Methodist Episcopal
Parcntasc, besides the buildings and
grounds, m annuity 81 $1,000 for its sup
mort.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

July 3l.-The stock of -four on hand Is extremely
light. and the transactions limited Us 20 barely
warrant qHOtations. Wheat is dull and declining,
and though we quote choice al SlMSl.0l, hut one
lot brought the latter figure. the bulk OF the sales
being at 95cMSl {: other sales were made ut 70, 80,
and 90c. Cilcrings of $3.50 bushels Corni* scarce
and higher. and about 200 bushels sold ut 56M17c
l2O bushels OF rye brought 81 and SIC. nnd IL
l,hcls of OATS we're offered, but no sale reported.
Butter and eggs are scarce and firlfcr Bacon has
advanced &c. O.her articles unciIau2cl.-Gd-ttte.
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prTERSHURG TOBACCO MARKET.

JULY 31.-Inqulry among the merchants as 10
prices of tobacco Is universally met with the reply
that the market is dull and prices more unSatlsac-
last week were loss than they have been previously,
and there Is no change in the character Of the To-
bacc the nondescript and inferior grades prevailing,
as heretofore, to great extent. We quote:
Poor to good lugs, Sl@.4 poor to common cat,
S3M%6; fair to good dark working leaf, S7.50M
SlO: medium shipping. 5000; very good 10 fine
shipping, Sl2MSl5; nOndcScrlpt leaf. S4GS7 80:
hlack wrain .AlOM212.5O.-.dppeaL.
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DEATH OF CARDINAL FRANCM.-R Rome.
August 1.-Cardinal Franchi, Pontifcal
Secretary Of State and Archbishop of Thes-
salonca, died 1T ] O'Clock this morning.
He was native OF Italy, and was born in
1919. He was nominated cardinal in 1878.
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ENOTS. SHOES. &c.

NEWPORT TIES AND GEN N
~ TLEaIEN'S LOW-CUT SUOE Sses=a5
REDUCED IN IRREGULARITIES NEWPORT
TIES. French kid. 4-butron. reduced from - 10 10
81: GENThEMENS LOW-cuT GALE SHOES
reduced from $3.50 TO $l.50: GENTLEMES,S
FRENCH CALF PRINCE hLBERTo or STEAP
SHOES reduced from So TO 50 at NJ. GCLDENS,
1923 Main street. Goods s.at by mail viii cost
about l5c. per pair extra. Is 20-tAu9
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-Tbe Treasury
expects the remaining sixty-one millions OF
bonds Of the act OF March 8, 1865, consolS
OF 1865 (6,,s), will be called in during The
coming year.
The Secretary of the Treasury left here
to-day for New York, partly for recreation
and partly for business.
Coinage operations at the New Orleans
min. will be suspended for three months in
consequence OF the fever. ,s
Charles Young. OF Cincinnati. convicted at
the same time Eph Harland Of election
frauds, has been pardoned.
The debt statement for July shows de-
crease of S206,306.97; balance in the Treas
ury--currency, Sl,1Os,317 SO; SPECIAL fund
for the redemption OF fractional currency,
SIC, 900; special deposits OF legal ten
ders for redemption OF certificates OF de.
post, S5l,2O0,0O0; coin, S2o7, 0O7,s52.4 40,
including coin certificates, S45, G31. 03G; out
standing legal tenders, sS4G,6Sf,016.
The Treasury disbursements during the
month were S14,224,S73; exclusive Of pay
ments on account Of the public debt.
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Dy Telegraph.

NEW 1URK.
NEW YORK, August l.-Gold onened at 1O0k.
Eoon.-Stocks steady. Money, per cent. Gold.
1909. ExchanRe-Lorg, 4s1: short, 4S4a. State
bonds dull. Governments steady.
Euen a.--Monry easy Mt per cent. Exchange
weak at 4a1I5. Gold steady at l0OH. Govern
menls-New 5's, l067x, cx-intcrcss. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
eALT1aoRE, August l.-YirgnIa 6's, old. 90;
2S1; past-dnc coupons, 7sS. North Carolina 6's.
old, is; new, 8; special tax, l. Bid to-day.
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Ohio.

CINCINNATI, August 1.-The Democratic
Convention to- day nominated A. J. Warren
as a candidate for Congress from the Thir'
tcenth district.
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Elevator nestroyed by Lightning.

HENRY, ILL.,, August 1.-The Danley ele-
vator, owned by Nicholson & Ruison, was
struck by lightning last night and burned
to the ground. Thirty thousand bushels OF
grain were destroyed.
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New Hampshir,

PORTSMOUTH, August Hon. Franz
Jones declines the Democratic nomination
for Congress in the First district.
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AaSfrunfinn OF Lee.

PATERSON, n. j., August 1.-The six ice
houses OF the Passaic Ice Company located
here were destroyed to-day by 4 supposed
incendiary fire.
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET

JULY 29.-Horses Gnd Kules-The demand was
slow ana rot equal Ia the supply. class of either
horses or mules selling easily. Quotations un-
changed.
HORSES.
Good Driving Ilorses--No sales 81 2J6S2O0
Plugs-ln lisht supply; small denand.. 2D0 80
light supply: demand !alr............. 5OGl 60
StreeterS-far and good New York
sreeterS In light supply; demand
liglt.... ......... S0W ~
light supply light demand. ........... 800 90
light demand. ................:.. 100 $50
Dlaught fiorScs-Dcmand moderate;
lew il. the market 1850 IFS
MULES.
Plug MucS-supply moderate; demand
Quill ......................... ooE -
dull '..'... SEQ 65
Smooth MUIec-Fa;rand good qualities.
from - 20 lJ: hands high, In light
supply: demand siow.................. 90GE lis
I5y to IL hands high. in i;sht supply l2oG1 40
Smooth AIules-Flir AMI go0,i, from IL
to 1Gi. hands high. in light supply:
drm7lid EgIl, .......................... 1850 $50
UNBRoKE MULES.
Quotations on all grades are s10I:l5 Z head less
than those for broke mules. Gnbrokc mules. In ne
salar. must be far. Fat males. four years old and
under sch at $l0GS5 less than other mules Of same
grade. Those that are over four years on 10 seven
yi,,.- arg. fIp most urrkttuiln-TfUpS,
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IUNYADl JANOS.
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENr.

TIE LANCET" IIunyadi Janos.-Baron Licbg
afIlrns that It's richness III apcricnt salts sur
p;,sscs that Of all other known waters.'
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL Hun
yaii Janos.-The most agreeable. safest. and
most cflicaclous apericnt water"
PROFESSOR VIRCIIOW, BERLIN. 'Invariabiy
good and prompt success: most valuable"
PROFESSOR BAM5ERGER, VIENNA. - lave
cess
PROFESSOR sC.aNzoNI. WuRZBCRG. II pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTOE. IL. d., +. r.
s., LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals
and surpasses them In efficacy"
PROFESSOR AITKEN, N. D., +. r. s., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, SETLEY. Preferred to
Pullna and Fricdrichsllall.''
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of TILE
AroLLINARIs COMPANY Himited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS. GROCERS. AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label OIL every bottle is printed on BLUE
uapcr Ia 2S-M.W&F&eowtAu27
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Crs,,,cs nn,l CasualtIes.

YOUTH l"cIDESTALLY KILLED BY A BROTHER.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
NORFOLK. Va, August LA youth
named John William Pebworth, son Of our
well-known townsman, james n. Pebworth,
who was accidentally shot with pistol by
an cider brother yesterday, died to-day.
Young Pebworth was a very promising
vouYh
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u i:c ." n!rHMoNi'. August !. :~.S


Steamship Wyanske Couch. New losl.. ia."c.l!l-
disc and passengers. q. W. Allen Il Co. agents.
Steamer j. w. ErernHn. Plat. Philatc ?iia. mer-
cland!se and passengers. }; W. Mctarr O.. AGENT.
Bark 'rigr (Ausl, -. New York, - :sua5'. to
lead oil for Trieste. austria.
schooner Corvo. T:cr New York. sal. rITen-
port < Morris.
Schooner George =. liallock. Siarrctt. New York,
lighi. Curtis X Parker.
Schooner Joseph CAKES, -. New i0.G. GIT.
Erig Sarah " Bergen, Harden. niD G"I1," do
SUI, -four, Xa-Crenshaw Company.
SAILED
Steamer Ariel, Mayo. Norfolk, Cm!'": states
mail. nercnan ii.e. and passengers. l.. j.. iItHln,
agent.
schooner Edward Sadc, Soptr. Sew irr>. camel
coal. G.. .torrs, AGENT.
Schooner Fairwiud, Lloyd, Baltimore. -f:a!", Cur
lis K Parker.
MEMORaEDUN.
Schooner James Jones, Par.Cn-, hcac-, It, vrori-
ionce July 3oih.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. August l.-Arrivt d: En-, August,
Andre. ArrasGn. Arrived ont: Wil:m llGn;cr.
Margar.fa, C.cile, Anger Carrie, Berthe. ii"lnc-
ward bound: Union. Chlr!cston: K. {. Euigli. uai-
weston: Wyr. Charleston: Brazilian, Wilmington;
Elliott Richie, New Orleans.
LONDON. August 1.-The Nautilus slts put IL near
the LiZrrd In consequence of rough weather. 2id
will proceed OF her cruise when The weather mod
crates ,.
QUEENSTOWN, August l.-.trri,ed: Sc2a;@in
Wyoming.
SoUTIIAMPTOH, August 1.--Arrived: steamship
OihellO.
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PETERSBURG LIVESTOCK mARKET.

PETERSBURG LIFEsSlUCk nAKhEI.
JULY 31-Thc excessive hot weather this week
Las caused the receipts of beef cattle To be nghr
Some extra country cattle sold FOR &C., gross. We
quote The best beef at 4@4iGc. gross; medium to
good, 3@3hc- gross; com u,on. 2@2,4c.. gross.
VedEs, 33@sS p head.
Lambs, S2@$3.50 q head.
Pork. &c.. net.
Coies and Calres-very dull at sl5@s35 .
head,-dDDent
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR CLAIMS.

EXECUTIVE DIPARTNEST,1
OFFICE: or STATE TREASURER. 2
COLUMBIA. =.
NOTICE.
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GROCERIES. &C

s. 900 pounds OF BACON-CLEAR-RlB SIDES,
% cases of BEEF-T0NGUEs.
;os7 A. Y. STOKES & co.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

July 20.-A better jobb!ng demand Is reported,
with prices ruling firm. aud Tending upward In the
better grades. Louisville naves have sold In liberal
quantities. We quote rs follows:
Virginia bright ext ira and fine pounds. SoG !:
Virginia nine and extra fig, S0G9 0c.; Eirs1n!a
fine c. aud 12-inch twist. 66@6Sc.: Virginia
good medium g. and l2-inch twist, 5bg3Sc. !;
Virginia good medium l2s and 1Ss, 52G54c.; llr-
ginia good medium e. and 12-inch twist 5Q@ &c. |;
Virginia good medium 12-inch pounds, 52G954c |;
Virginia common 12-nch pounds, b0c.: Virginia
common 1l-Inch and 11-incb, 42@45c.; tir-
gina mahogany and bright navy IS and Is. 4S9
50c.; Virginia black navy IS, As, and 6s, 45@46e.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia Lone Jack. extra fine smoking. ! 30@
81 50c Virginia Durham. smoking. assorted, 5pGg
62c.: Virginia Love Among the Roses. assorted,
60@70c.; Virginia Log Cabin, smoking, assorted,
50@66c.
LOUISVILLE NAVY TOBACCO.
Fine bright navy, IS, rs, and pounds, 55a56c.;
medium bright navy, pounds, SO, and rs, 5O@52c. !;
mahogany navy, pounds. IS. and 4s, 4SGpa0c.; ma
hogany iuncy styles. 50@52c. black sweet navy,
as as and Os, 45@4Sc.: black sweet navy, COM
mon, 1904 c.-COurieT-JoHrndi.
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Flour.

Fine, -; supcrine. s3.75MS4; extra. 81. 50@
$4.75; common family, $3.50; fancy brands, S6
Market dull .--..-.
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BUFFALO LITKIA WATER.
DIR. HORATIO c. WOOD,
RHEUMATIC GOVT.
Editorial in Philadelphia Medical Times of July
20, lS7s.J
"BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS.

1.-THE value of Alkalies In disease has long been
known, aud the wide reputation OF the Springs ot
ura waters over the simple Akaiies. OF late years
Lithia has been asserted to have especial value In
Some considerable experience has indicated that tile
assertion is well founded; and several years since
we looked for q native Lithia Water which should
Springs OF MeckIeBburg county, Va, was finally
brought to our notice bya Baltimore physician who
had been relieved by its use OF some very trouble.
some and alarming symptoms, believed to he due 10
an inherited equity diathcsis. Tried IN one or two
cases of invcerate Chronic Govt, has afforded much
satisfaction to us. free dlurcss being provoked and
followed by relief Of symptoms" jy 27-cod4t
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IIVE-ST0CK Nj aRKETrss.
aIcHMoND LIvE.sTocK MARKEr.

s July 31e-Thc supply This week OF all kinds of
live stock fully equal to the demand. Some few ex
tra beefca sold at fxc. but. qualify consid.
ed. prices are about the aame as last week The de-
.mand for hogs is somewhat limited. but with0H.
any change In price. We quote: r.
g Beef Cdttte.-yery beet. 4Hc.: f6cd. 3lz633ac.
medium or good fair quality, 3@3J1c.; common
tbfn steers. &C., 24@21c. n 3D., gross. 4
Rog8.--very best. 6 G4r. r. 3D.. net.
Sheep.-363Sc. y 10 erDss.
#La1ibs.-S2@ 30 = head.
] VedIa.-$3@$9 q head.
Mitch C0loS.-91 5GS45 q bend.
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HUNYADI JANOS WATER

V7HE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELT,
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saRs>r rNIEs
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aitaulolltl lllspatrh,
r,,a yHheat Corner.

n.y AUGUST 2, 1878.
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81 T1Iuess LeutHtTs eECs n -
Ii:,scs Green, f@5c.; dry salted 12@l3c.: ,lr