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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-19
PETERSBURG.


or,prER,.Y TERN or THE HusTINGs COURT
INDICTMENTS AND coNyfCTToNs--THE TRIAL
OF HUGH YSEs-INsTITuT1oN OF AN EN-
DowMeNr SECTION KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-
1uy HOTTEST pAY or TIE, SEASON, &C.
rCorrrsrondeuce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
July Is, 1878.
The quarterly term Of the Hastings Court
o,n,menrpd this morning-~Judge j.. NJ.
Mann presiding. The grand jury found
trI,c bills against ten parties for felony and
nisdemeanor.
Richard Jones tcolored( indicted for
concentrating aad larceny, was sentenced
70 two wears imprisonment in the peniten-
tiarv.
The case OF Hugh Sykes, indicted for the
p,urdrr OF Richard Green on the lSt OF July,
* sci for trial tomorrow. He will be de-
tended by Hon. A. VI. Kelley, OF Richmond,
and Colonel +. II. Archer, OF this city. The
cnrr,.room was crowded to-day in anticl-
na.ion that sykes would be put unon trla'.
charles f. Bishop, indicted for unlawful
,,,yipe and selling "policy" tickets, plead
ou;l,y. and asked through his counsel the
irnicncv Of the Court, which. in view OF the
statement that lie is physically untitled Tor
hard work. and has family dependent on
him for support, was extended. 1he Court
sentenced him 10 sixty days linpfiSohineh.
in Jail and 10 pay tine OF $50. At the last
term OF the court another party. lndictcG
for the same offence, was sent to Jail for SIN
months and tined 500.
ANY Robertson (colorcd) was convicted
Of ie,onious assault and sentenced TO the
peni.cntiary for three years.
Mr.. W. ii. Bailie. assisted by +. McCar-
thv. OF Richmond. last night Instituted
section No 222 OF the Endowment Rank,
Knights OF Py,hias, in this city, and IN
stalled the oftcers-elect. Mr.. I. ii. 1homp-
son is the president. After the installation
ceremonies n supper, prepared IN honor OF
the occasion. was partaken OF at the Dol
liugbrook Hotel. -,
The Old Dominion Baseball Club Will
visit vour city next week 10 play the second
81 The series Of match games with the Rich
monds.
This has been the hottest day OF the sea-
son. the thermometer indicating about noon
1909. In The sun The temperature has almost
reached the baking height.
The inspections II tobacco to-day at the
several warehouses aggregated 1I3 hogs
headS. RoBlN A0AlR.
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JULY l5..It the Yards;-Tradc opened sa'isfac-
tory on yesterday ut the eaGiGg yards. and large
shipments were made in all directions, but espe-
cially to points beyond the Mississippi river, where
lumber Is f:s, becoming scarce. Prices remained
firm, as follows:
First ana second clear, 1A@2Jncl. a32@s34:
third clear 14El 2-inch i2sdS30: siding, first and
second clear dressed, sl650@Sl7: Siding, first conf
mon. dressed, Sl4.5O@sl3; \ flooring dressed.
$3.50: Is flooring, dressed, $3.50: C. flooring.
dressed 81 $50; box boards, a. Is inches and up-
ward S32: box boards. d. 3 Inches and upward. S27
box boards, G., S17: 4 stock boards, Io@l2-iuch
S25M$30; Is stock boards. 10@l 2-tiish. 2O@s26:
& stock boards. l0Nl2-inch, SIT: common stock
boards, ID. Sl4m&14,5O; Gull boards, $9.50GGS1 ::
fencing. No /. IL feet, $ll@3l2;30; fencing. No.
/. II to Il feet. Sl1@S12.50: fencing. Is to 20
feet. $1l6ASl2.50: fencing. No. g S9.50@S11;
common boards, 10, II, l6, ana 20 feet, S11.50@
S13; dimension stuff. Sl0mSl2: dimension
stuff. 20 to 80 feet, $l2@$l6: small timber, 6x6
sxS. 1850 GlSl5: round cedar posts. ion l5c:
Dckets, dressed and headed. SI6aaSlS; pickcts
rough anu common. SSmSlU.
LtIths.-Dry laih, q. 9OtG32.
.Shingkes.-'.A" standard to extra, s2.33M
81 go NO. l. Sl.25@Sl.30.
inside prices for common lumber are realized for
grcen.-Tlme5.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

July 16.-Beeyes.-Frcsh arrivals were ten car
nads. or 81 hcl. SIX car-oa'lS OF which were con-
signed direct To exporter and The reinancr SOLD
homeiradc slau@hlerers at former quotations.
Dressed beef WAS moderately active ut 70 Sc. g 10
for ordinary to prime naive sides ana GS6?'' ior
common 10 decent Texas beef. -
GulreS.-FreSh arrivals were 40 mead. Inc sup
ply fully equal 10 the demand. and inc market
c.oscd weak ri sore: q ID. Tor common TO choice
eaive sales nclile 81 fair to good cr.cy' vcal<
lao TO s2 =, g s3f uerm Sns'S srs
81 MS ut 37.c. p b.; IS hntternlk calves. 1ol
b.. at S &c. > b.: 33 butlernk calves, 20l lhs at
3l.Tr3,ac Il H.. % burtermik caves, 200 loS., ut
Ar y H.: IL but.crnik calves, ID ths.. At 2c. q
H.: and Is State yeal:. 132 ibS 1t 5jgc. = %;
oa SIse o. hcad There was no mareral change
either In the tone OF the market or III prce.' 'onl
mon to prime sheen ranged from TO DC {. d. ana
cbnicn Jersey lambs at G1,GI675c. p 10 Dealers re-
port fair radc at tn SIC. Z -. for dressed mutton
and 9Gr1lc. q ID. for dressed lambs
$3.50 hogs. Some on sale alive; but ,ianshtcrtrii
were willing to pay 4AGf+lc . H. for fair TO good
corn-fed hoss.-JournGt" NJ C'mMffce.
ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET
july 15.-HorSGs and Kules.--Dullncss marked
the opening day OF the week in this branch OF live
stock, aud quotations reHain is follows:
HORSES.
Good Driving HorSes-No sales. ....... .Sl22@S200
Ilugs-ln light supply; small demand. 200 3O
Southcrn-Falr ami good qualities III
w
Slrecttrs-Fair and good New York
strectcrS In light supply; demand
good. S's3 ~
Sfrccters-i;ostan and Philadelphia i'll
light supply: light demand. ........... 100 30
General WorkinS-ln limited supply; 80,
light dcmaud....... .........:....:... foW LOU
Dlsillgllt rlorSeS-Dcmand Ialr: lc"
In the market 4-oD 10
MULES.
Plug Mucs-SuppIy moderate: demand
dul.................. '''''''t c""C
piantatiuu MuIes-Supply FAIR demand
WV va
smooth Mu!es-Fa,rand good qualities,
from Is to 10! hands high, IN light , go,
supply: demand tair...... 3uD LID
smooth MuIes-Fair an! good, from 1870 go,
Iji5 to q hands high. In light supply; lug l4o
Smooth Mules-Fair and soo.i. from 10
to l6& hands nigh, IN light supply;
demand medium. .................-.. 1Z''g ~"
-. USEROkE MULES.
Quotations on all grades are S10@S15 z head less
than those for broke mules. Cnbrokc nluses ~ ,S
sllabe must be fat. Fat mules. four years old anu
under sell at SiO*l5 less than other mules OF same
GRADE Those that are over Iour years oio ~ sc''n
years are the most observation-disclosures.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

i1nierfr6n Gotd.-1U Dk BID. 5 :.
State See,lrttf ess-Vtrginia consGs, 561 bid, SO
asked; yirstnia con.ois, new, ,2Sy bid, 90 mkeds
Virginia iuntabe, 20 bid; Virginia deferred, bid:
Virginia Interest certificates, 5 bud, asked; Wiz
cfnia tax-rccetvab!c coupons. 7S bid. 70 asked.
City Observation-Disclosures city as. j. and j..
Idaa tid. II asked: Richmond city 6'a: and j.:
!Vut pad, 1O1 asked: Petersburg city 6't-l f. and
A.: 9s asked; Petersburg city s's, 10SA bid Jos
asked; Lynehburg city SIS. j. md j.. 100 bid, ia
asked: sLynchbRtg city 6's. j. and D.. 81 asked.
RdDr0dd B0nds-Vtrginia Central Railroad
first mortgage 6's, j.. and j., no bid :. Virginia
Central Railroad THIRD mortgage 6's, J. and j.. 80
BID; Virginia Central Railroad fourth NOR gage
s's, j. and J,Ios hid; Virginia Central Railroad
non-inortgage S's,s j. and D.. 100 bid; Southside
Railroad frsl mortgage preferred ss j. and J., 100
BID: Petersburg Railroad first mortgage 81 j. and
j., 80 asked: Petersburg Railroad secoud mortgage
s's. J. and j., 80 bid Orange and Alexandria Rail
road third mortgage S's. II. and N, 40 asked;
Richmond and DarvIle Railroad consolidated G's
NJ. and N, 73 asked; Piedmont Railroad first mort
gage S'S. A. and o., 90 bid.
Rtttr0nd ,Mocks-Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common. 100 par, 76 asked;
Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad, loo par, 9 bid,
asked.r-". ~
,insarance Companiss.-virgipia Fire and Ma.
rine, 25 par, 81 bid; Virginia Home, LOO par, SO
asked; CRY. 100 par, 70 bid. So asked.
1hfsceldHe0us.-Old Dominion steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 80 asked.
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NEW YORK. IRoS MARKEr.

July 16.-Scotch pig operations are wholly Of n
jobblng character bat Offering not excessive. aud
prices witho I important change. American Pig
Irregular market yet. balls are held ut FIRM
prices, the mills bstag busy IN filling contracts.
Eglinlon, $22.73: American pig, sle.5Om21s
for No. l, S15.50M$17 for No. 2, s14.Jet8
SIG for forge. Rails at S320lS36 for Anne
rican nc works, and steel rails at Si3GtSaf.
OLD rails quoted nominally At s17G$1S. Wrought
scrap, $2OM.2l.-JOurnuL Of Commerce. :.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

July I6.-There has been but little done as vet
thss EEK. The trade are expecting later ON quite
Is much vigor as prevailed through last week. AS
10 prices no changes have occurred, holders gem
orally being firm in their views. Safes are 10000
Ms. and above Ohio fleeces ut BIKE: 10000 IDS:
and aooTe Ohio fiesces ut $780,: 5000 l lake ana
1000 lbs. Georgia private terms; l0.0gQ DDS. fall
California at &c.; 10000 fbs spring California on
private terms: 5000 lbs. Western Texas Mt 1c.;
1000 1os medium Eastern Texas at 23c. and $500
lbs. state bombing and deaine 1t 4lc.-JeEra0t of
Gnn1m ---t a -----
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Passengers for Berlin must stand ready
to show their passports. In future every
traveller whose face is set in that direction
ln' st have one OF those documents at hand,
and il he fails to produce il when be arrives
in the city he will be "proceeded against
according to law" The official journal an
nounces that this step has not been taken with
the view OF introducing passport control
at the railway station, but OF exercising such
control in connection with system of regis
terlng all new arrivals ut Berlin.
MILWAUKEE, July 1s.-Archbishop Hen
NJ was overcome BY the heat Yesterday. 1t
is feared he viii not recover, 81, .7 l.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
prrE.sHURG MARKETS.

july I7-Cotton Is quiet. and scarcely anything
doing. We quote 1T 9ag lc.-the latter Tor mo
ding The prices are mainly nominal. , Othcr
grades arc prop0rtionateiy lower, according 10
Peanuts.-Market firm; prices lower; receipts
nominal. Prime, Sl.10; strictly prime. Sl.Io'
fancy, s1.20.
IYheGt.-New wheat is coming in pretty fully, but
the market Is dull 1T from 81 70 Sl.10.
earn MT present IS rather scarce and market ac-
tive and price dec .dedly higher. White, 6O@63c.
mixed, 5nfG53c.
Onts.-Market du and the supply On hand great
or thar the demand. We quote spring at 40@45c.
p b,shel. ,oooc
Eggs.-11@12c. q dozen.-Appedt.
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day. aadtkc seiectsDns show qaile satisfactory
amount OF busfIes eompicteIe Buyers are present
Ia good force aud mean business yer they gre th0r.
nlatiye character. hence ae find In ma jorisy OF In
stances that while assortfDenss being nude tie
flct that the centre of supply is so near III rkefs
Il never lost sight Of anu purchases lighter
than at corresponding Seasons.
The cotton goods market has been fairly active.
brown, blrachcd, coored, and inj he,f goods sis.if
II, some request and . moderate movement. OF
some styles makes OF brown shirtinss there has
been Better inquiry, while for b!eached shirfings
there has been n better trade trorxIia wide distn
bullion Of small northumberland Of Commerce..
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-This was the day
to which The Democratic Congressional Cam
paign Committee adjourned, but there was
no attendance of members at their rooms.
To-day has been the hottest experienced
here for several years.
Subscriptions to the four-per-cent. loan
to-day amounted to one million two hundred
thousand dollars.
Since the 1st OF July five hundred and
fifty-tive thousand silver dollars have been
exchanged for gold coins at San Francisco.
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The potter subcommittee.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1S.-Bcfore the Pot
ter subcommittee to-day Clarke (colored),
who was formerly recorder Of mortgages in
East FeIiciana, testified that L. J.. Weber
attempted to bride him to recant his testl'
mony before the Howe committee. The
witness was afraid to 90 back to the parish,
and detailed acts OF violence which be said
were committed by the whites OF East Fc-
lciana. George Swayscy, coIored employe
at the custom-house, also testified that We
Der ATTEMPTED to induce him to recant his
previous testimony.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

July 1G.-There has been Il fairly active market
and prices ruling firm. The quotations are: Fir-
giuia leaf, bright wrlpners. common 10 medium.
1Jm20c.; good TO fine, 2j0r35c.; line to extra fine,
1G@20c.; lugS. common TO good, 22H5r. very good
to fine, IM6!ac.; leaf, common TO good, 6M7'gc. ;
good TO fine, 7:Gt Ji2c.; fine extra. 10gl &c.. and
black wrappers, 9m:l4c. Sales Of 600 hngsheads
Kentucky leaf ar 2t0121&c.: 1000 cases Penn
sylvania, crop 1877, on private tcrsIs 80 cases
Ohio. crop 1876, ut jGs l5c.: g cases Ohio, crop
1877. ut 7c. so cases New England seconGs. 1877.
ut 1OEc.: $50 ullcs Havana ut S0c.@S1 TO-
,JOnTnH{ If CDjumgrcs,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Cincinnati, July
lS.-A mixed accommodation and freight
train going east Yesterday, when near Mon
1icello, Ind, crushed through the bridge
over the Tippacanoe river. The locomotive
and twenty-five ears were plunged into the
river. The wreck was complete, and the
escape OF the passengers and railroad-men
was miraculous. The bridge-tender, who
was standing on the truss, and the engineer
were killed. No other lives were lost,
although many persons were carried down
with the cars. A number OF passengers
were injured, but none seriously rs far as
known,
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Other houses had sales ut like prices
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

July l5.-Virsinia bright fine pounds, S0@9oc.:
Virginia bright i've and extra twlsi, 5SaG0 !;
Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, 64M6Sc. !:
Virginia medium g. and l2-inch twist. So
M5Sc: Virginia common t. and 12-inch twtsl. 400
53c.: Virginia mahogany navy 3s, As and 5s 400
Soc; Virginia smoking. rs and Is, 100000.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 53G34c.; Lou
isville navy, mahogany. 50m52c.: Louisville navy,
mahogany second class. 46m4Sc.: Louisville navy,
inc black, 4SMjOc.: Kentucky smoKln2 tobacco,
barrels, Is, anu Us. observation-disclosures
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Capture Of an Ascending Bank
Cashier.

NEW YORK. July 1S.-E. J. Oakley, the
Ascending cashier OF the Merchants En-
change National Bank, after several evad-
ing captures, was arrested to-day. lie was
indicted in 1870, obtained bail, and escaped
TO Canada. Though the amount of the de-
falcation was 100000, Oakley since the
crime has been at times so destitute as to be
forced TO beg bread.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

NlEANIONU TOBACFIU EXCHANGE.
IL, H.. THURSDAY. July LIZ, 1873.
The breaks to-dav comprised Al loysheads and
90 tierces and boxes. Prices were unchanged and
sales small.
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common TO medium, $1.50@s2; medium
TO good. S3@S4. .a.f..
LeaE-Common, $4@s5: medium, SOC; good,
sS@$10; fine, sll@S14.
re- -- BRIGHT. -
Lugs.-Cnmmon coory, &3t9S4.
! Fiiiers.-CommOn. &4@S5; medium, &56s7:
good, S7@Sl0: fine, Sl0MS13.
Smokers.-Comm6n. S7Mss.50: medium. 500
IL: good, sl0@Sl3: line, $15@'S1S; fancy, SlS
@S22.
Wruppers.-Common, s126ls15: medium. SIS
GcS25: good, S300Si5; fine, s6G@a7e; fancy,
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JULY 15.-The market was quiet and tame for
nonOascripL tobacco. Tie sales aggregated 226
hoGsheads. distributed rs follows:
The Pickett house sold 80 hngsheadS: II hogs
heads Tennessee leaf ut S75 D, $3.50, 80 05. 81 90
heads Tennessee lugs at $303 So %, 80. $2.35,
$40; 7 hosshcads Galloway County leaf III $3.50.
i6.l0, $3.50, $500, 81. CO. - 20. 81; hogshels
heads Warren County lugS at $3.50 1915: 2 hogs
heads Marshall County leaf and hugs 1T $3.50,
GALS: hogsheads Logan County leaf and hl2S NJ
S.. SIS. S42O. $40 !; 1 ho2shcad Lyon County lu2s
at So. 95 hogsicad Taylor County leaf at $40
2 hogShcads Davies County leaf and trash at So
Sl.s5; l hogshead scraps Ut $1.5o.- COurier-Jour-
nat.
lntlIer hnrses had sales at like prices.l
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Cincinnati Narrow Gauge Railroad
Convention.

CINCINNATI, July 1S.-The second days
session OF the Narrow-Gauge Railway Con-
yention haG an undiminiShed attendance.
A resolution was adopted cullins for an exc
cutiye committee of thirteen for the pur-
pose OF collecting and disseminating infor-
nation concerning narrow-gauge railroads,
and to call q subsequent convention If ne
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

July 1.-THE bulk of the offerings are low
grades and nOndescript kinds, and for such prices
are very loT. and the market closes excessively dull
Iusol,rid tobacco not wanted and to effect sales OF
such sellers have to submit to extremely low prices
Poor Tugs not worth seuding TO market. We quote :
Poor 10 very good lnas, S1ElS4: poor to common
leaf 50 (S6.5U: fair to very good working leaf 81
OSLO: fair 10 good shipping. $SGe3lO; very good
10 prime, Sl2US1J.-ApDeat. .a'...s &"
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NEW YORK pETROLEUM ,IaRKET.

JULY 16.-There Is trlAe easier market, and
more activity results. The sales do not fully trans
pire and aside from lot OF 5000 barrels reported
At II Is understood that three four carxoes
have been taken. Crude I'm bulk at exc. crude In
shipping order at s4G SIC. Naphtha at &c. Refined
quoted ut 10Kc. asked. Philadelphia 1O3.c. asked
and Baltimore delivery ut 10hc. asked. Cases In
New York, l3YGl4ac.-J0MrnGL Of Golnmercs.
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Train.Robbers Convicted.

GALVESTON, July 1S.-A NeocS Austin
special says that Piper and Herndon. who
are charged with robbinS train on the
TeNas-Paciic railroad several months ago,
were convicted to-day and sentenced to lie
Imprisonment. Several alleged acceSsorl es
were acquitted.
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Mr.. HALDwIN's DIsEAsE.-Mr. Baldwin
had for some time previous to his death,
suffered from asthma, but recently was eX-
amined by Dr.. Richard Sappington, who
announced to him that he was affected with
Brights disease At the request Of Mr..
Baldwin his family were not informed Of
the nature OF his disease, and supposed that
he Mas only suffering from asthma. Bdtti-
more Sun. s-'
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rrhe Fitch Commission M Work.

GLOUCESTER. July 1S.-The United States
steamer Speedwell arrived here to-day with
Professor Baird, United States Commits
sioner Of Fisheries, and his staff, who are
making an investigation into matters con-
nccted With fisheries.
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NEW YORK SUmAC MaRkET.
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

JULY 16.-New-crop Virginia quoted ar 5000
$3.50: foreign ut SS2.50GS90 for lead SEAL and
:35@S40 for low grades.-J0urnaL of Commerce.
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WATERFOWL, July 1S.-Peter BreSuahan,
now jailed at Canton, n. y, and to be hung
on the 2Gth OF July, confessed that he muir
dered Dathier last spring. He also con-
fessed TO three other murders.
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acauSe6 of YfTc.Murt9er.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-At the inquest
to-day on the body Of Mary Mcbride, who
was found dead in her bed yesterday, the
coroner's jury returned Il verdict OF death
from violence at the hands OF her husband,
Michael Mcbride, who is now under arrest.
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The Cobb Poisoning Case.

NORWICH, July 1s.-H the Cobb poison
ing case to-day very damaging testimony
was given, showing undue intimacy be-
tween Mrs. Cobb and Bishop.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY. ..a
WIIEAT.-Red, 22 bushels fair FutZ ut 9Uc.: 4S
bushels common Furz ii S5c.: so bushels common
FutZ ut 75c so bushels fair Fultz at 81: PA bushels
90c.: bushels common fultZ at Soc: 40 bushels
common FultZ at Soc: SO bushels common FultZat
75c.; 10 bushels common Fulz at $780,: bushels
common Fnliz ar soc. 16 bushels good fulZ ut : i
FultZ ut 81: 60 bushels fair Fultz ut S5c.; 1872
bushels very roid Lancaster Mt Sl.10: 354 bushels
choice Lancaster at Sl.13: los bushels choice Fultz
at S1.0G; 264 bushels very good F'tltZ OH private
400 bushels Fulrz at sl.07: 2s2 bushels very good
FuItz at ST. .03: 96 bushels Lancaster on private
terms; / IA bushels good Fultz ut 95c.; 80 bushels
very good FultZ ut 81; $50 bushels common Ful;Z
bushels very good Lancaster at 81. 10: 4S6 bushels
very COOL Futz at 81: 1874 bushels good Fultz ut
95c.; 800 bushels gooh FultZ OIL private terms: Al
bushels Fultz OH private terms: "a bushels GOOD
Fultz at 81 02; ~ bushels common tuitz at Soc. !;
~ bushels prime amber ut Is: 200 bushels very
good Lancaster ut Sl.l2: SIS bushels very good
FultZ at 81 O5; 222 bushels very good tllz on pri-
waite Terms: ga bushels fair fultZ ut 81: 66 bush
els very good Fuz At .03; $50 bushels good tHitz
on private terms: 90 bushels fair FuZ Oh private
terms; A bushels common Lancaster at 7uc:: 40
bushels good Fultz at l.02: 30 bushels GOOD fnliZ
nt&1: l42 bushels very good FntZ at Sl.C3; lb4
bushels mixed on private terms: 40 bushels very
good FultZ at : LOS: 3s bushels good tullZ SI.03
800 bushels very good Lancaster at IL ID: lao
bushels mixed At LOG: 50 bushels good FnZ ut
81: SO bushels good FulIz at 81; IL bushels Soou
fultz ut S1-total, 6.676 bushels.
CORN White. 60 bushels very good ut 6Oc; LAO
bushels very good ut &c.; 100 bushels very good
at 6Oc-total. 800 bushels.
OATS.-Z2 bushels good spring at Soc: II z Dli5t-
els very good spring at BIC: "a bushels winter NJ
36c.: 23s bushels fair spring ut 33c; "a bushels
good spring at 35c.-tOtal, 43O bushels.
Flour.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

JtTIY.l7.-The stock of hour OH hand Is light. and
The inquiry Is better, and though we make no chsnse
In quotations. prices are arInrr The only new nosr
III The mills near this city. Wheat Is scarcely so urn.
and Lug was the highest price paid To- day sales
small Iot of white corn sold 1T 5Sc. Norge reported
aud oats brought 3sc. Country produce quet ana
unchanyed.-Guzette. Fl
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Railroad Accident.

CINc1NNATT. July 1S.-The accident near
Monticello, Ind, yesterday occurred on the
Indiana division of the Panhandle rail
road. ..a...... .....
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

July l7-The receipts OF beef-cattle this week
have been much lighter than last week, vet there was
decline OF &c. on All grades. Hogs are very firm
at quotations. ana none in the market. We quote:
beer Cdttte.-Verv best, 44c.: good. 3Em4c:
medium or good fair quality, 3M3lsc.; common
thin steers. &C., 24@2}c. q H., gross.
Io1s.-Very best, &C. p H.. net.
Shesp.-Noininal 3G3I:c. 2 b., gross.
InmJs-S1.5O@$3.50 {, head.
Tenis.-S3@s9 = head.
Mich CopS.-$15mS45 p head.
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NEW YORK, July 1S.-Mrs. Mile Dan
forth, well-dressed woman, was arrested
here to-day for attempting to pass coun-
terfeit tiity-doilar bill.