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Candies: Adalnan.lne candles. 12Yalsc. p set

Candles: Adasnan.lue candles. 124@lsc. p set
16@l5tc. q H.: hlf-boxes. BE-: tallou-l4c.
wesser rne prime cuI,in@ 7se co nStse s7e
English dairy ,aryy;l 1sS2gcs fpsapp'e &c
in n roe. IN hals.sarrels. ssass.6o. aacas1e ere
Ss say 49, ~ 8 in s Ss u si liz &c
Nh. 2. 10 kits. sl.s7A: No. =, s1.D0.
L ssIs Prime. uarres aud 'isrces, 7Ae; IL BALI
;. InoLakses: Common syrar-HosshRaGa, Is. (;
aerces. Ice. barrels IT,: genuine Roiacn syr-l
aIaaoc Gallon; New Orleans prs 4o@sSs
alum. from store, soc. q sack.
:, SngGr: Crushed. 8Hc.; powdered. 94e.: ersru.
SosP Common. s@7c.; best wash,ns, 7xas.
toliet' loGGZOc: and EncY Drlcas: country, 4d15c
Tsas: Black Soc. G8l-the last prime srtic e.
ilm Inn vh1,o@alGs; sunpowdsr, 81 45@1.7o
Hides. Leather. sc.
Htdea: Green. IG5c.: urv saIted, 10@llc-: dr.
nns: lag IL; wet sated, 6H@7c; vet saited CALI
'A LsctHer soI. leather ecas5 cole ,os Tho,
hemock i5HGasc.: couii:ST upner. s6SaSoc. CITY
hnlsh. l8M22c. = foot: kin. 75c. q ID. ;harress
country. 25ha30: CITY finish. 30i@35o. p ID: call.
SINS: sE,nS, french. Sl@s1.90 9 d.; rough skirsns
from. Steel. Nails. &c. ...
Iran: American refined. Oh Domination. 2G
PC: swcdes hammered Sc; hoop, 4@G.: Pc
war1n-b!ast Charcoal s24@B2s: Pennsylvania
thraclte. s2GM s22: Wes: Virginia cote, 62 IGSs2:
Nats: Old Dominion. 1925 ,cr k.4s Tor sssIt.
arh-tl.at Is. i2n-EenIy: Gt.cr s.2ra tysrl,
FiCnIt-ruSttnCs: WhGicsais, g.. rea1 90
Axe. = IL.
zone: Manila. hest. 14Gl5c.: .ute, s@9c.
S"gs: Mined cotton, he: willie, 2tic.; ToClle-
Lianorx, Wines. NC.
AZ: S,9tcn, essi hrands, 1.ats s263S2.25 =
Eraadies: Domestic RI os@s2: fru;.. Il. lon
l.4u; apnIe. new. Sl.75@S2; Old, S2.25G43
Virginia peach. 80 Ts2.5O.
:.yc ilLiskeas: Medium. 1.5o@t2: pure Old, &
tz.%DGs 81 and upwards
Ga: domestic. : .25Gs2: i~.uortAl, SO p case
Gtp EHGi0nd Rna. SI.3atGS1.GO.
RectJasL Wh'shs2S: MARKS: uaet; proof. 81 go.
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
LumbeT: white oak. ~ 3hSl q 1000: Wes:pyr
Vlrein!a ronlar. $l46a25 a 1000: wtite rl7f
S14 ~! $3.50 p goo: v1i!o~ pine boards. 1850 Il
= l iost - az l according to encln9 Sh,nses-
= l.o1D. Lathv-Sn!:t, 81; sawed, s1.73@$1. go
g l.0OQ.
MnrGs: Whiskey-barrcl ti,r rel. Green. q S6lS2sa
1000: seasoned. *20a.:25 Z 1000. Flour-b.lrrc
timber. i26,S5 p 1000. FloIr-halrel poles, rs
hogshead-hooiE. 70c = bundle.
Powder, Shot.Sr.
Fuse Toys min,ng, 35c.@&l.o5 u 100 fec
Ponder: 1915 by the i've SGgs--Ieas tir.n fpt
kegs. 1928: blastn:. 80 .25@S3.30.
Snct: Northern. +! 63 4 bag 81 25 iSS,
GfiHd:tGReS: 1..rf2sc. q ie.
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JULY 7.-Fully thirty ca goes were offered At he
sales Ks on YESTERDAY n:oriiEg. hut the rainy
weather kept buyers awav.aa trade was very tfnlf
all The day. As usual, there scarcity Of choice
lnmhcr, pric,s for which ruled tirm while common
grades were plenty a:'! dull at low figures. Among
the sales were few careOes OF I.ringion and bla-
niSicr piecc-sluh at 1928. We quote:
Common to choice niece s'nif. SS@S6.25 boa t5
and strips. $7MSl2 90: LEh, Sl.l5; choice SHIN
giles. sl.50G3Sl.7O; No. L shingles, &C.; green
picFctS, sc.
At TIE YardS.--Trade was fairly active on ycster
dav nt the following prices:
First ana second clear 4. II. and 2-lnch. S3I ;
first and second clear. l-inch $685. third clear,
Inch, S2j; thir! clear la, X. and 2-nch. s27Gl
S2S: siding. FIRST and second clear. dressed $50
sitlns drsi common. dressed 1850: siding. secon&
common, dressed, il1.50: first common flooring,
dressed 1924: second coplmon flooring dressed, ).
third common flooring. dressed. SlGNIS $50,
box boards. 4. IL inches AMI upward. $50: box
boards. T.. l3 inches and upward. 800: box boards,
C.Sl6 a stock boards. l2ncli, s2i stock boar'i
l2-,nch. $24: G. STOCK boards. l2-nch, lG: COM
mon .tocs boards. Tlu.5u mill rull boards So 80;
fcnciG". No. |. all lengths. i0j0tlSl0: fencing,
No. 2, iSMiS.50: common boards - 500 SO :
dimension stun. IS :j01r$9: dimrnSinn stun. 20
t. q; lrr. 0M$i3 small timber. SKI to IGX1Z,
S9m:9 30: round c',:ar posts sl0Httl5: plck eti.
dressed and In AIDED IT, SIG: pcksts. dressed and
headed Square. SID: iia' rIcStiS, rough. so.
Mjnqies.-ChoiCe sbin2i E, S2.lJ standard
dry shingles. ~: shaded \ shingles. ! 25GuIi 40 !,
NJ. shingles. 75c.Gi Il: cedar shingles, sl.75.
| LnWs.-Dry Hath, $50 Times.
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Hebrew Convention.

NEW YORK, July 10.-To-day's session CT
the Hebrew Convention was principally
taken up with the discussion OF a scheme
for the establishment OF agricultural He
brew communities. The scheme was favored
by Dr.. Wise, eX-Coroner Herman, and Rev.
DR.. Huebsch, and opposed by Rev. DR..
Moses, of Alabama. and others. The re-
port OF the committee favoring the plan Of
Hebrew farming was adopted. and the Ex-
ccutive Committee instructed to take the
necessary steps to procure land. Joseph
Simon, of New Orleans, was appointed a
member OF the Agricultural Committee,
and after the adoption Of a resolution
to meet next year in Chicago. on the second
Tuesday in July, the Convention adjourn
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PETERSBURG

s,>nay.scfIouI. ANNIvERsARY--
lNTERs.,1 hymn ny MRS. PREsToN-PER.
oFso.H, -vus--rARSoNAGE TO BE BUILT
SOM. psoCGar--THE SENATORIAL
Tah .sr--,I.LNEsS OF AN OLD CITIZEN, &c
'oN,. ,,u,cncs OF the Richmond Disnasch.l
lcorres'''"~ JULY 10, 1879.
,;,c,c,rth anniversary cetebratlon
IL. Gid. stree: Sabbath Atternoon scnoot
81 !'t ,.o nIacc Sunday afternoon. Ihis
VII az, ,;" m, drnominational. and Is one OF
s,S,", and most f'oarishtng IN the cry.
ne ~ &c anniversary celebrations are al
Nv. .c,s,ons Of interest, the preparations,
way s ~ rhe ore on Sunday afternoon VIII
m"r !; particularly attractive. Inc muS,S'
ii''" ,.ciint,onS. and The exercises Gene'at9'
'N IN new. An original hymn by MRS.
% al. ]. Preston. the talented virginia
.,.,s entitled "Hc Is Coming Bv ana
p o',. wri1en especially for the occasion,
ny, 10 sung. Many valuable prizes viii
ais, be distributed.
IN, charles +. Collier, who has bccn IN
s,l;ra,r health for some weeks. lett thiS
'.nr,,inr for The Biuc-EidSc Springs. WITH
, .I'G nnnc OF deriving some Improvement
from the mountain mr.. ...-...
" Joscrh Potts, son y! our postmaster.
.,riyna here this morning from Liverpool.
c.hlegram received Yesterday an
,nnucsd the safe arrival aciasS tae~ sea OF
Nr. Alexander Hamilton ana iaof "au w.
GnlGon McCabc. ESQ.
,rt,, carcr,cs;iou Of The Second PreSby-
len church have decided 10 erect mansc
-, .rcir c!.urclI lot, on Washington street,
,,r .hr;r pastor. Rev. S. II. Vim. and the
rn;!Sjnc Committee will probably award
.ra ranfrac: for the work tic carly part OF
The week.
The la>t issue OF the Philadelphia Weekly
g~n,sS contains an Interesting contribution
:, The annals OF the war from the pen OF
Nicer cameron. whose suffice. is Chan
.'G,r.yic." Petersburg writer's have fur
,i,bea hail dozen or more Of these war
"on,yibr;iop> to The Times.
The drought continues, and the farmers
- M. xec,on arc becoming greatly alarmed
for tIe safety Of their CROPS. Vegetation
!. marched. ard corn. which had such fire
,,arr and 4 >hrit time ago looked SO prom
;.;n, is twisted and dry and stuntcd. Un-
Ir.. rain falls soon the crops will he much
Saorlsned
About \ doz"n gentlemen are named in
ronD,cticn with The senatorial nomination
!, ,h;s dj,,rcs. only two or three OF whom
arc residents OF Petersburg. oIc Of the
c,un.cs-no>t probably Sar!N-wil! doubt
la.> ct lhc nomination. AT least things
l7ok That way at present. But there Is no
telling bat changes may occur before the
convention meets.
Mr.. John Enn'>s. aged eighty ycars-one
Ct our oldest and most respected ciIlZens-
i, lyiug at the point Of death.
The whca: market is active under the de-
maud> for milling and shipping. Prices
have recently advanced, aud the supply is
mol equal 10 The demand.
Mr.. Fila Crump died Al the residence Of
Judge Bui>>eaE. in DinwidGic county. yes
,crt.ay. Of consumption. she leaves two
orphan children. In the same county. day
before Yesterday Mrs. j. J. Bragg dicd.
Both were we!iknowu and highly-re> Ncct-
ID ladies. ROBIN ADAIE.
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LATEST FOlsEEGS NEWS.
England.

LONDON, July 10.-Mr. Chamberlain. Il
member of the House OF Commons for BIZ
mipchaln, writes to the Daily NeerS COM
planning that the concessions on the ques-
ton of tloggng in the army and navy when
have been Wrested from the Government
have been obtained without the aid OF the
MARQUIS of Harrington. he declares, also,
thai in almost every important movement
during the present Parliament the initiative
has been left to unofficial mem bers Of the
Liberal party.
A "PERsoN IN TIE GALLERY OF THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS. ....s
LONDON, June 10.-A scene occurred in
the House OF Commons to night when the
House went into Committee Of the Whole
ON the army discipline. Mr.. Sullivan,
member from the South, called attention.
TO u person in the straugerss gallery
taking notes of the remarks OF individual
members, and asked by whose authority the
nerson was therc. 1t was rumored that the
person was in the gallery with view TO re-
nressiye measures against the Irish obstruc-
lives. The speaker having replaced the
chairman of the committee, replied that tile
nerson was there on his authority, lie eA-
blamed that owing to delay OF the army
bin. the minutes OF proceedings OF the mem
hers should be more ample, but the notes
taken would be wholly impartial. The perI.
SON having left, the House again returned,
when a stormy discussion ensued. The per-
son finally withdrew.
TaE LATE FLOODING sT0RMs-RUIN TO
CROPS. "a
LONDON, July 1o.--John Joseph Mechi,
the noted scientific :agriculturlst, writes 10
the Iymes,as follows:,e ,,d
(" Another week Of flooding STORMS anu
low temperatures has put finishing sLfoAe
TO the agricultural disaster. 1t IS no" soo
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Yel:ow-rever at Memphis.

A NAN DIES OF YELLow-fEyER--FRIG
CITIZENS ANXIOUS TO LEAvE-PRoBABILI-
TIES THAT THE DISEASE WILL NOT SPREAD.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 10.-Mcmphis was
thrown into a fcrment OF excitement last
night by the disclosure OF death from yell
low-Sever. The deceased was one Frank
Mui!brandon, an Iri>hman, aged forty
seven, shoemaker by trade, and living
at the northeast corner OF DE Soto and
Pontotoc streets, in the southern por-
ton of the city. He was taken sick last
Saturday while ut work in his shop, at 374
Saelby street, and died Yesterday at noon.
His attending physician, DR.. W. e. Rodgers,
treated him for ye!low-fcver, hut knowing
the intense excitement it would create when
publicity would be given, Yesterday after
noon called in Drs. X. W. Mitchell, men,
Der of the National Beard OF Health, and
late medical director Of the Howard Asso-
cation; G. i. Thornton, president OF the
City Board OF Health; T. j. Tyner, and
w. 3. VIM, and proceeded to hold a post
morton examination. They all concGrred
that the deceased had died from q well.
developed case Of yellow fever.
The case is declared sporadic and may
not spread; yet there could not be more
excitement ii there were Il hundred cases
here. Tue trains which left last night
on the Louisville railroad and Memphis aud
| Charleston railroad were crowded with lily
! ing citizens. The family OF the deceased
consisted OF a vile, S!Stcr-in-iaW, and tour
children, none of whom are ILL He was
buried last night at 8 O'Clock at Calvary
Cemetery, and the premises arc being dis
infected under the direction OF the City
Board OF Health. The neighbcrhood where
the death occurred turned out en- n1dsse to
Ift,np irn al rh,. .
will be great, although this is the only case
that has developed.
PANIC AMONG THE PEorLE-FIRsT ORDER OF
THE BOARD OF HEALTII-FCLL TRAINS FROM
THE cTrr-A GENERAL EXODUS GF THE PEG
PIE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 10.-Thc Board Of
Health this morning issued TIE following
order:
E" 10 the People Of the city of Memphis:
- We would say. quietly remove your
families TO places OF safety until we can at
least tell whether the few cascS of Yellow
fever will assume an epidemic form. TO
the people along the lines OF the different
roads OF travel we say there can he no
probable danger OF infection for many days
to Gomez
Five new cases were reported this morn
! ing and one dcali-an infant OF Judge j.
f. r. Ray, of the Criminal Court, who. to-
ge,her With another son. is FRUSTRATED with
The disease. 4 perfect stampede OF ci liens
is in progress, the trains being unable to
carry away the hundreds who are ready to
leave.
AT this hour-2 p. M.-therc has been no
change i'll the situation. The great desire
OF every one is to leave The cry bafore the
fever spreads. Physicians are horeiu! as to
I+I, Sat, I,r,f
has almost assumed panic form. There
will not be cars enough tonight to carry
the people away. Business is progressing
is usual, but to limited extent,
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WHEAT White. e22 bushels. Red - 7Os bush
els.
CORN White, 500 bushels. Tet1o,o, sos BUSH
els.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. co bushels very good at SI.7S
81. 10: 20 bushels good at Sl.l5: 9S bushels prime
at $l.2O; 80 bushels prime IL Il 30: % bushels
bushels at $l.lG--loIal. s22 bushels Red. G72
bn ls"Is very eooi tuliz on priva'c t.rm;: 2t0
bushels fair ful or rriyatc" terms; $50 bushels
pr!!n" Lancaster at Sl.2O: 1G0 bushels iXcd a,
Sl.!4: Ito bushels very good Fulz ut 81 90: 424
hn,n"ls :""d % miN"d az $l7; 234 nushe he S90d
AZ bushels mixed at s1.OG; 90 bushels mixed 1T
s1.l4; 302 bushels FuIrz OH private terms; 37S
hn;hrls Lancaster on private terms: $50 hn>h.is
v.;c terms; 4S bushels common Fnz at Sl.02
s. bu LclS fair F9tz at $l.0s: 80 bushels nrim In
bushels prime Fuliz al sl.lO: 81 bushels prime
Lancaster at Sl.2n: 20 bushels prime Fuitz at
mon F'uliz at 81: ia bushels clioire Full at
Sill: lG bushels very .ooi Ful'H at = .bS: 52G
bushels Ful'z on private terms; co hus'ic.. very
g 03: 1870 bushels very good Lancaster at $lls:
go bushels Fuliz at $l.06 90 bushels very good
rz 81 rooS S Futz :, g"6
Fullx at sl.06: 80 bushels common Fn'z ut 81
$50 bTshes prime Lancaster at 1920; 2S bushels
ccnlmo FuiZ at Sl.02: 70 bushels good FutZ ~
Slot; 80 bushels common Ful'z at fl Al s BUSH
| els very good Fultz at s1.0S; 80 bushels common
FnltZ AT I5c. lou DllSnelS prime fnlII 1T lei
200 bushels very good Lancaster II Sl.lS: &c
bushels mixed at 81 -: lilo bushels prime Lal-
caster at 81 20; 76 bushels Fultz al 95c: "a bush.
els fair Fultz at 81 .O5 90 bushels prime Fullz at
S1.0s; 100 bushels very good Lancaster at Sl.lS:
LA bushels good FuliZ ut 81 OF; ga bushels good
Fultz at IL .06; 2S6 bushels prime Fulfz al S109
244 bushels prime Fultz ut Sl.l0; SO bushels very
good Futz at S1.0s: l2S bushels urine Fultz at
common Futz at IL .O3 SO bushels Fultz at 81. o.
81 bushels Fultz at csc; 226 bushels very good
fultZ ut 81 OF; ITO bushels good FulIZ al s. .0S
1u2 bushels fair Fultz at ST. e5: 90 bushels p: mC
Ian coaster ut 81 20: SO bushels mixed ut 81 20: 81
bushels prime FuZ AZ $l.10: 600 bushels very
gcOi Fultz at Sl.09: 600 bushels good amber at
S1.19-total. 1926 bushels.
Constellation, 100 bushels ut SIC.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TEl.EGRApH FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

THE YELLOW FEVER Ar MEMPHIS; HisTo-
RY.OF THE FIRST CASE; FIVE NEW CASES
YESTERDAY; THE PEOPLE fLEElNG FOR
THEIR LIVES; ORDER FROM THE BOARD
OF HEALTH-THE SARATOGA BOAT
RACES SUCCESS or A PORTSMOUTH
oARsMAN-EXECUTloN OF. A NEW HAMP-
SHIRE MURDER ER-MoNMoUTH-PARK
RACEs-HOT wEATHER--CHrNEsEB EVEL-
OrlNG FORMIDABLE MILITARY OPERA
TloNs-PRINCE JEROME BoNAPARTE
CHEF OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ANT CAREY CoURT-MARTIAL-NEw OF
LEANS NEVER HEALTHIER THAN AT
THIS TIME.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

July S-Beeees.-Arrivas today AZ CARLOADS,
or $50 bead-6 cars for city slaGghterer} 80 car
loads for an oxrcrtr, and cars OF local cattle for
the rnarke'. There were no ales, and the tone Q!
the market remains nomiually unchanged Trace
in dres srd beef In Washington Market was fair thls
morning, and dealers report slight advance on
COOL and prime qualities. Poor and comn'on, Dee!
sold III 5466c. . b.; fair 10 prime at oatglis
extra selected sides, 7AGSsc. Shipments to-day
1880 quarters or neef. ,,, all
!. CaIpes-Arrtyals this morning 500 head ana W
sold at satisfactory prices, Including Rrassers ano
butterintik calves, a! 2sG3ac. 10. mixea 'o's 81
4Gl4se.: and decent to choice veas Ut 4AiDoc.
Sheep and Ldmbs.-To.days receipts W.
at 34.sr. a ID. for poor 10 good, and stronger t9f
lam, s. when were selling readily at 5@I6&e. 20
for southern, Western aud STATE ana ~ f9f:c' ior
fair to choice Jersey. mo
Stsise.-Receipt to-day, 0 carloads, or l'12s
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Murder Trial In Kentucky.

OwENToN, KY. July 10.-The court met
at 10 O'Clock to-day to hear the Buford case,
the records from Franklin Circuit Court
having arrived by messenger last night. The
defence made motion for continuance,
but the Court overrulcd 1t and gave the de-
fence until O'Clock this afternoon to decide
whether or not they were ready to proceed.
At2 P. M, after argument by prisoners
counsel. the Judge oeerruled the motion
for continuance, and the selection OF a
iury commenced, which will last several
days. Twenty-Five OF a hundred witnesses
summoned for the defence answered to
their names.
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THURSDAY. July 10, 1879.
Country produce.
Apoies June, 5O@75c. q barrel.
E1eSI10C 2Oc. n 10.
Bwtter: Prime to choice yellow, 12@14c.; fair
" Cor Car, Neal: soc. p bushel for country; Csc. for
city milk.
ga &c.; unpeclcd, 2Gl3c.; chcrrles, 9glOc. 81 To-;
blackDcrries, 3c-
Egas: In barrels &C.; In crates, los.
Fathers: Prime nve-gUoSe, 3514Oc.; common.
2GM3Oc.
Han: Virginia timothy 6nc.; rln eyer IA: ana miSso'
55M 6Oc In demand. New York, 6oWG5c.
Pot1toes: irish. a barrel, *l.75@:3.50.
4ys: 65@.7Oc. p b,shel
.cHmdc: Prime, zoe.
B"lei Strdp: 35645c.
Wool: Washed. 32@35c.: unrsshei. % 1850,
BURY wool will bring from TO DC. p n iesa ;nsn
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster, &c.
Cement: Kbse.dale, $3.50 p barrel.
Linz Agricultural s@loc a n;shei , E"es' ;Fn
shin sS enns F III s5Moo '"''e'
ftoSf:r: Lump, $3.50; groah'i, - cs!c'.ieo
Tar: Large size, So. 25ms3.50-
Drugs, Dycsrufts. Oils, sc.
1tc s. $3.50 a gallon.
Concentrated Lys: &2.75@,:4 p case Of fear
dozen.
CcpDercs: &c.
.focitintaL: 9Oc. e ID.
f%diao: : SI 1ss "iSa; H.
Nndder: Ike.
oils: Li,seed. zoe: machine. slas1.75 s.erm.
CO.. 81. 50M 60c.; lard. ESQ.,: sweet, rs q ,lnzca:
best salad $3.50: castor, Tl.50 a gallon Virgins
aU:ic@tin.. 3OI5Or; keroteie, 1917: cash. 5, gal
Rnce G;nnsr: &C..
aoots: Ginseng, Soc; scAeca without toy, $50
45c.
Soda: Sal. l&Fl2s., in kegs; English coda, Sc.
American, 3&H4c.
GDirits TGrDehttne: 40c.
Dry Goods.
g-o,en Shset1nos ana ShfrttnGs: "A Naaches-
TER. 6c:E Manchester. 54c.: Manchester. IAc. !:
Al James River. &C.: Il James River. 6ac.:
James River. 4Ic; "A Griniteville, &c; Granite.
lii. BIKE; "A Rockhrdge 614c.: Rockbrlir. 5sr.
IL ". C0nesIoga. 7.ar. :, q. Contstoga. t.: d.
Conestoya. 6!ac 10-4 reperill, 27a".; lO-4 City.
25c :'Coltol-yarns, 9Uc.
anita. i2c.: "A Masonyille, 10:.: A RockdnIe
oc.: Al Home 9%c.; "A Oneida, lOc.; "A
az. Wnitestone. 94c; y Bainsley. 5hs.: = Red
nG| 5ilr: r. ! Seitlate, 7c.: Methuan, DC: Pc
;erIoroueh, 40; 1914 walthain' 27ac'; lo-4 City
sroism Drills: Petersburg. To-; Grani!ev!la.
&C. Kockbrige, A. g.: AA, sAc.
Corsst J,ans: Pavonis, &C.; Anoskeas. loc.
f' p@mtms Harler: l2hc.: Boston Steam sll: &c.
PrInts: American, SIC: Aliens. b:1c.: k hn,!
mond. 5.c. sprague o.: h s1arnsrs s;s
MaIierT. g.. oriental, Pacific, &C.; Ano!1,
DC: Harmony. 5Ec.: Wumsutta. &c.
Caua6rfcs: Rice, To-: English, Sc
FOREIGN Fruits and Candy.
Caady: l2@l2hc. u.
Lemons: Mpssina. $5af6 q box.
Oranges s6.50GtS7.50.
Groceries. &c.
saeon: Shoulders, o4c.; GEAR ris-sldss, 6sc
ribssed &c: Virginia shoulders, bn5Hci VII
Ea,uis NhOs-round. 7@7kc Virgins hams, large,
SIN nc: small. IO11 lc, sagar-cnrfG mncanFase,
GGTmIlxc,: canyassed hams, l2@12sc';, plain
ha Rmcttts Painted. TWO .hoopss s1.25@s1.5a
three Tsef SoSis, si.so@sl,75. 10 . 49,,
'4 Brpr ms: Two str,ngs, el.25; three strings
ii EG;G{2: four strings, 82 .25@43. -.
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iGc': JGYx, 23@2bc. Market adVancihs-hfm'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-11
flew mirates after IL O'Clock this morning,
and .,led IN nineteen minutes, without n
struggle.
Aquatic.
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THE SARATOGA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF 4
PORTSMOUTH oARsAAN.
SARATOGA LAKE, N. Y, July A.--Watcr IS
siumpy, bnt the double SOULS got away Mt 10
An. The following crews started G.. p.
Kelsel and Thomas Held, Jr., Of the Hart
ford Club, OF Hartford, Conn; P. Neil
gum and B. Topping. OF The Wahwahsum
Club, OF Saginaw, Mich; j. A. Lyon and
r. w. Rathborne, OF the New York Ath-
letic Club, OF New York city; W. 81. Aynd-
man and II. N. Butler, OF the Minnesota
Club, Of ST. Paul, Mimi; II. w. Stone and
$. p. Lawrence, OF the Wvandotte Club, OF
Wyandotte, Mich. and Frank Henderson
and ". o. Rennert, Of the Quaker City Club,
OF Philadelphia. At the half-mile stake the
letic Club led at the mile stake, and
won in 9:1S2, the Wabwahsum second in
9:243, the Minnesota third in 9:25. In the
first trial-heat for the junior single SOULS
there were the following six starters: Burt
Brown, OF the Union Springs Club, OF Union
Springs. N. Y; G.. P. Reisel, OF the Hart
ford Club, Of Hartford, CT. Edward Field,
o! the Monmouth Club, OF Red Bank, n. j. !;
S. K. Seyfert, OF the Nautilus Club. OF
Reading. Pa. Charles COTE, Of the Pilot
Club, of Grand Haven, Mich, and ii. K.
Leonard, Of the Watkins Club, OF Watkins,
N. Y. At the haif-mile stake Brown led and
Leonard second. Brown continued lead
ing to the finish, winning in 1925, Seyfert
second in 1881, and Leonard third in 1898.
In the second trial-beat for junior single
scuIis the starters were Harry Bail, OF the
Zephyr Club, OF Detroit; William Murray,
Of the Elizabeth Club. OF Portsmouth. Va. ;
r. G. Jackson, OF the Palisade Club. OF
Yonkers, n. Y; Fl. G. Rommell. OF the
Triton Club, OF Newark, N. j.; and w. J.
Gear, OF the Longueyil Club, OF Montreal,
Canada. Murray led from the start and
won in 1927, jackson second in 10:334,
Gear third in l0:334.
In the first trial-beat for four cared shells
the following started: Wahwahsum Club,
Saginaw, Mich; Hope Club, New Orleans ;
Crescent Club, Philadelphia; Mutual Club,
Albany; aud Saugertes Club. Saugcrties,
N. Y. SaugertieS Club led at the halfmic
and mile stakes. WahWabsums won in
S43t the Mu,uals second, in S.41i; Sau-
gertics third, in S.5Cs.
The starters in the second tria.-heat for
lour-oared shells were : Lachine Club. Mon
treal: Olympic Club, Albany; ShOc-Wac-
Caemette Club, Monroe, Mich: Michigan
Club, Detroit and Elizabeth Club, Ports.
mouth, Va. Shoe-Wac-C aemettes won in
81; Elzabttls second, in S.37; and
Olymphic' third, in S.454.
! The starters in the third trial heat fol
| lour-oared shells were Watkins Club, Wat
kins, n. Y; ATLANTA Club, New I ork city
HillSt,alc Club, Hillsdale, Mich; Cohoes
Club, Cohocs, n. y; st. John ClHb, Ne"
Orleans; and Wyandotte Club, Wyandotte
Mich Watkins was first at the half-milt
stake and Atalantas second. At the mile
stake HlIsdale led. with st. John second
Hi, dates won in S:41l, Atalartas sccone
In S:43, Wyandottes third in 9:0S.