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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
.eSr.Nr5 S1 TEE H-ss.

IL East Atohiscn, No, armed mobs have
con pcscd all col2red la5orers tc quit work.
The Irish National Republican Convention is
holding Its session at Indianapolis.
maiden lady aged SO. ncar Tappap, N. y,
was outraged and murdered yesterday.
The failures 10 tho Dominion for tho first six
months OF this year numbered G49, With isbi.
ties Of $5,6G0S4S.
There were III deaths 10 New York ycstcr'
! day. including II children uoder one year, who
died mostly from tho effects Of the heat.
The anniversary of tho taking Of tho Bas.
tile was celebrated by tho French residents of
New York. Philadelphia. St. Louis and San
Franclsc) yesterday.
| DR.. Tanner drank Al ounces ct water yester.
day. and gained J.! pounds. Ouc Exchanges
sho8 that many persons have tasted 40 days.
moro or less, but most of them bavo died. Dis.
patches to day report lha doc or's condition
somewhat improved.
Prentiss Nclm7 and Ton kcnkey, c,lored,
implicated with Ed. helms 10 the assassination
of Rufus Armistead. near Horn Lake. Miss
two months ago, were taken by masked mob
from ofbcsrs while beiog conveyed to Horna1do,
Miss, Saturday, their throats cut from ear to
car. aud their bodies gashed with numerous
wounds. FL. NoIms, the pErc' pal, is 10 Jail at
Hernando.
Frederick }. kruger and Louisa kuiff, a rair
of lG year Odds, eloped IRON the homes oftheir
parents, in New York, on Surday last. The
girl carried off $40 belonging to sister, and the
boy was Ia possession of IS c,nts and snail
revolver. Nothing was heard of the truauts
until Tuesday, when i; was fouad that they
had gone to housekeeping 10 Beooklyu. They
had speot yearly ell the money. Tho eir clear.
ed her liver fall blame as to tho stolen money,
but they were both committed on the charge OF
grand larceny. They had not been married.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
ETRGEEFA NEWS.

Tho population of Fauquier coun'y 10 % 9G4
an Increase OF S.274 sinoo 1870.
The Shenandoah Herald says 10 rcfo,coco to
tho democrats and read iusters that whan tho
contt comes 10 on issue, ShcDsndoah vi give
forth 20 uncertain SQUAD"
MIR. Ssroher Jones, residing in Portsmouth,
sut now visiting friend in Farquior. received
severe kick trcm horse on Monday. resulting
IN fracture of the knee pap.
% Saturday afternoon lis; lightning struck
o sIcamtro tree on tho farm of MI. Hart, near
tho Warreuton Splings. isIitle son who was
but short distance from tho treo was pros
trated By tho shock. and for some hour, lay id
6 critical condition.
Mollle DE- iarnettr, who was shot by hcr trJIh.
CT 10 DaDvin, because Of her fall, hos 50 lar 70.
covered that hopes arc entertained of her entire
rfcovory. Her brother still seems to DO the
chief oil jlot Of her solcitudc and desire to
SHIELD him from tho Consequences Of his crime
her main motive for her wish OF restoration TO
health. lilo has never expressed tho slightest
regret Tor his act or manifested any feeling Of
remorSo Tor its Consequences. Sho accasos
Edwin Il. Dichort. Of llsrrisonburg. Of her rum
while she was living in tho family Of lila father
The Richmopd State say that tho day after,
somn twenty eight Of tho members of tho lalo
rca6juscr convention forced their way Oh thr
Dauvillo train about q dozen o. the same
convention took tho Z. Il D. train. Whcn
tickots wcro called for two OF them said they
had neither tickets nor money, but they inLeId
ed to ride and ride free. Tho conductor said
"hc must put them off. Their iricrd, gath
cred around them. and said one conducor could
not put off ten OF twelve people. Capt. Doom,
however, told tho party that no would put tho
train upon a siding, telegraph for aid from tho
took him oil day. The two mcn thccCupon
begged him not to taks ,hlt trouble. pulled 10
their horns. borrowed tho money picoomca
from their rcadiuster friends, and paid their
fare. One Of them got elf o. Fredclckl Hall.
Louisa, a1d the other at GcrdousVio
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

The address of tho State conservative com-
mltsee presents tho case of the regular demo-
cratic presidential electoral ticket 10 this State
distinctly and satisfactorily. 1t is o plair, un-
vanished statement of facts, known to all who
have interest enough in tho State and its vel
faro to erquire about its political condition. To
those who have as yot taken no such interest," the
perusal of this address will DO source of Won
der. They will DO surprised that with the facts
as stated thero is even one single man in the
State protesting to BIO democrat who Of :c,s
to the regular democratic ticket. aud must nat.
urally como to the conclusion that every one else
at eli familiar with tho subject has long since
reached, that the readjustcrs have no excuse
for the course they are pursuing, and that their
object must DO to draw away from the demo.
cratic party enough votes to elect Mr.. Garfield,
There is DO bitterness in the address, nor is
aueht therein set down in malice. and We trust
that the few democrats who may yet intend 10
vote the readusters' ticket, and who must have
come to that determination without knowledge
of tho fsots of the case, will give it attentive
consideration, If they do, We are sure they will
zoe the error of their way and change it at once,
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The Richmond Whjg is the acknowledged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

Franco with her recontIy aeq aired liberty has
granted full pardon and amnesty to tho Own
nunists, to tho wrctches who whom the enemy
was laundering 1T the gates Of Puris wero
buroing and pllacing that city aid murltrioe
its best people, oven the Arohbishops but this
country, under radical rule, though free for moro
than century, still imposes political disabli-
tics upon men who engaged 10 O civilized war
for political caus, they had been cduc.icd to
believe was right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

The former dupes Of Mr.. Dennis kearory
having discovered that he has made uso Of
their votes and influence IS tho means OF &C.
curing quite q handsome estate in Mass chus
sotts, and Of becoming in fact 'boatcd bood'
holder" as all OF his class do when they have an
opportunity. have turned upon him. and would
havo rent him asunder las Sunday had no not
received the protection of ono of his Amazo.
man cnhnrIa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

Fix Gov. Garcclon's family have boon driven
from their church, and tho Ex-Governor hss
les. 50 much Of his practice as physician az to
neccsstnte tho REIMBURSEMENT of his homo and
the occupancy CT rooms 10 q tenement house;
and all this simply and solely because, at the
last tlsctioa in Maine. he made fruill.ss f-
fort to execute tho letter of tho law
rs prlotel in tho statute books of bis
State. and this, toe. 10 New Egg
land. where freedom and political tolors,ion
meot With such apothcosos Expulsion from
church. deprivation of business. and social
osrac sm, too, aud all because of tho cx-Gov-
errors democracy If Maine woro Southern
State and the Ex-Governor were republican,
what stock Of material his case would supply
the republican newspapers for Southern out
rsgesl"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
The Cumberland News. 10 speaking of tho
condition Of political Affairs in This State, slys:

"Thc republicans, will not, Of course, support
the democratic ticket, and ss there are now two
Of that class of ticket in the field it is possible
nay moro, probsblc, that the republic MS will
.lry the State for Gar field and Arthur. The
republicans number good deal moro than a
third of the votes CT the State, and if they will
stand together and the democrats keep the other
vote nearly evenly divided, j. is plain 10 BIO seen
that Old Virginia may once moro be enrolled in
the republican columu."
How do the readius!crs who profess 10 want
lla:ccck cltc:cd and who say that the rcpubi-
can rar'ioo CT that parry, which, by tho by, i:
the s!r,Dg rcrtioo, will vote that ticket like
such talk as this, ard that too by o good rcpub-
hcln psncr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
III Il }.

Til, afternoon, Miss RERRCCA j. BAR
TLEMAN, in the sevenLy.lbiri year { { hor age
EN- Her friends aro respectfully invited 70 st.
t-nd her funeral - mcrroH tf.ornooa, 81 Pix
o'clock.
On the 1A.h of July. st l2 o'clock midnight
JAMES LEONARD. infant son Of George nud
Laura V. Bontz, sged 23 months and days
TT Funeral from tho residence of lis parents,
corner Columbus and OronccD streets, st fvo
o'clock p. no, Friday. Friends Of tho family
are respectfully invited to attend.
On Tuesday. July 18th, 1880. a! 10 30 .. M,
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, inf ,nt son Of VIM.
and Agnes Adam. The funeral took place yes-
terdsy afternoon, at 6 o'clock, from tho resi-
dencs Of its grandmother. Mrs. Susan Crook,
222 Prince st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
Browns Household pnnmcen

j. tho mos! effective Pain Destroyer in tho wur;,'
Will most surely quicken tho blood whsthos
taken Internally or spplied externally. srG
thereby more certainly RELIEVE rAlN.
whether chronic or acute, than any othor ria
aleVistor, and it is warranted dnutle the strrngL
OF any similar preparation.
1t curos fain in tho Side, EMck CT Bow.
sore Throat, Rhcums !sm. Toothacha. and Ali,
ACHES, and is The Great Believer 81
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANn.
YEA should DO in every family. teaspoon
iul OF the Pansces in = tumbler of hot water
sWeetenei. If preferred) taken At bedtime wi
DhHAh UP a COLD. 2j cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

CROP FEoIr 1s.-Many OF cur farmers have
threshed their wheat and the yield has been
only about to 10 bushels for one sown. We
hear of only one case where tho yield was Is
busEols for ono. Scarcely fourth of tobacco
crop can DO OF pected even with the most favor
able season. Ihs corn crop. where it has bsen
properly worked, looks we'll and fair yield
may be expected .-Marlboro. MI Gazstte
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

The Irish land relief bill proposed by tho
Gladstone ministry is so agrarIan 10 its oharlc.
ter that the conservatives in tho British Par.
Lament all oppose it. but it falls 30 far behind
MIR. PARCELS communisic iloas that he nl,o
opposes it, and threatens. by throwing tho votes
at his command with theioonscrvativos, to de-
feat, an improper measure to be surc. but CIR.
tsinly one that was intended TO afford relief to
the distressed land renters in Ireland. The
misfortune of the people of Ireland is that man
of tho men they mako their leaders arc SO to-.
tent upon advancing their own selfish ends that
rather than not gain these ends they will let the
interests Of their county suffer any amount 81
Injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

1t now appears that tho reason the rad C. l5
did not continue their course of cou6scaticn as
commenced 10 tho Arlington case, and OF hang.
lng, as lnauguratod by the murder Of Wirz a1d
Nr'. Surrat', was not maguanimity or pity
for tho defeated and suffering people Ct the
South. but vas probably due to letter written
by MIR. Golden, great friend Of the North, and
read to tho Cabinet, advising such course. To
the great Eogsh free trader then, and ROT to
the American radiclls tho leaders of the South
should be grateful for tho preservation of their
lives ard their shattered fortunes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

The republican newspapers prais, Mr.. Gar.
field for his high tariff ideas. but denounce the
Golden Club. of which MIR. Garfield is mem,
Der, for its FREQ trade principles. Verify Mr..
Gar6cll's nomination set tho republicans the
impossible task OF reconciling irrcconcilablcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
The PHILADELPHIA Record saws

"Thore are plenty of Hancock and English
men in tho Old Dominion, but the trouble is
they have two dstinc: electoral tickets in tho
fold. 1t this folly is adhered 10 the Republicans
are likely to walk in through tho split
Tho Record is mistaken. The split ia be.
tween the readiustcrs aud their recent allies,
the republicans. Tho democrats will not les,
more than good s;zed chip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

EXTENSION OF THE v. NJ. K. R,-Macksville,
IN Dsvie county. N. O., voted on Saturday in
favor of the subscription OF $55, 900 for the e1.
tension oftho Virginia Midland railroad through
worm carolina. every county along the line
OF the proposed extension where the vote has
Deen taken thus far has voted in favor of The
subscription.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR WIDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY Is, 1880.

At the meeting of the democratic national
committee in New Y ork. yesterday. tho matter
OF the two democratic electoral tickets in Nir.
GINA c,mo up, and after brief discussion was
referred to the executive committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with Children. attribaLn. to n.hc:
causes, is oecssionod by Worms. BHOWN'%
VERM lFllGE COMFITS,or Worm Lo2cngcs,
although eiioctual in destroying worms. can DO
no possible injury 10 tho most delicsto child.
Inns valuable combination hes been successfully
used by physicians, and found to be absolutely
sure In OF dicating worms hurtful to children
25 cents box
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
Communicated.

communicated.
Tho practice OF come OF the people from tho
country. who come 10 our market for the pur-
po:o Of disposiDg Of their products of tying their
dogs under their wagons, making the poor AMI
nal keep pace with the horse this extremely hot
weather, is certainly very reprehonsble, Why
they bri5g their dogs win them the writer can
not tell. A moments reflection would surely
correct tho prsc .:ce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
lRepcr:eG for lie G..,..o
"a Extra. ordinary 'EeesIa- >, -,
Common G0uuci,.

Semmon S0uaCii, 81
Dl.iGg one OF the rcCsG:c3 Of Tucsl,c ...t,, IS
meeting Of ito Common Ctuue,i, ~ jrs,,..,8
meeting was convened, tie Rtti;st C5urc,rn,. s
from the Third ward being called 10 tho Oh.
iu order to consider the following resolution (
"Whcn in tic course of human cycp,s
venerabl, and much abused cit;z,c, the SUM-.
intendeot of Police, is expected 10 be i, a.
paris OF the town at the same minute, 10 i,v
more eyes than peacock's tail, mcro hand.
than q game Ct polka with ten players, sad Il
move round faster than His Honor the Mayo,
When be is looking I'D stray polio men Their.
fore DO it unanimously
Resolved, That the corporation bull b. All
he hereby is given, granted, and confirmed i,
leo tail and al! to the Superintendent Of poc.
as riding hors,, and tha. ho bo required To
lido said taurioe ve'oypede with case, disoiy
and speed about the city OF Alexandria
DIR. Business Varls, from the Fourth w3r;
IVES not ready tor the questoo. Ito wanted t,
understand q thing before he voted for il, and
he would not vote until he understood Whit
kind OF bull it was
Mr.. MounLaiutop. |. is corporation bull
member. Bully Tor you!
MIR. ST. Peter, OF the First ward. 1t ia bull
der.
Mr.. Narrowcrs No; it is a Hancock ami
Eoslish bull.
Several mcmb.rssu c;;ca 10 turn srcckl,d
bull. rlcg tail bull, s turo hull, Pops bull,
90 Irish bull. &C.
Mr.. Memo, from the Fourth is!j. Il bull Il.
Mr.. OAkbi |. of tSo Third wpri. thought IT,
Finance Committee ought to bo c)nsultc,!
How much rlo:o would i. cos: the city if H.,
corr ocatiJn hull was compelled to gsliop arouao
the city With the Superintendent of Police upon
his back, than it that nsj stc father Of &c, cream
was permitted to rauSo ulGisturbad the plenc
Gus psstu.cs CT tho poor's houso lilo vas re-;
f,c;ly willing that The thing should be don"
but wherc was tic no2ty to como from? Tie
Finance Committee ought to be consulted.
MIR. B. Vans hoped tho expense would n,
be charged 10 tic APPROPRIATION for streets.
Mr.. Jay thought the bull shoull b, a pax.
ham bull.
Mr.. b. Vans. AZ Attorney hull il thc mos
danCcrnus
Mr.. Memo. An All dcIn ry bull tush. 10 h..
Mr.. Lyouslcn. What is q bull?
Mr.. Jones. l. is tol hot for conunirlmsr
Mi. McS,rtct. 1t is the ctosln i,a al " u.
street boar.
Mr.. Ftndcut No; ii is Gu animal .irs, l.,
40 Wirtman's Wit aud damned by Mistake
Mr.. Guess. No; it ia a Roman animal wI.i,a
usad to raa. at Mari, Ll.hcr's rod lag.
MIR. Who. You're NJ mistaken. TIA L?ma
book says
"A bull is what t!o Law allow
10 bo tho father ct the cows
Tho Chair TIE casa in Iia:ianarr !. d.,
! missed.
"a moho1 ii was agreed thGi a c,un.iric,
| be anpolo.ed 10 sui'!o and hril!n tho catp,rt-
tinn bull and present him to tho Snpcrin'onicu;
Of Police, at tho malk,s sql:rH, daring ma,!r
hours. mex. Saturday mo9raY.
And tho meeting aoj5urued s;nc die al
next Sa'urlay moruinr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

POTARY PEACH AND APPLE PARER.
~ combined, Little Fovorite, and other APP
pie Parers, Bell Metal, Brass and Ensmcled
Preserving Kettles just received and for sa!n
at 50 King, on tho corner of Royal street, BY
jy14 J. T. CREIGHTON s. son.
OK, HORSE and CALF MUZZLES Steel,
" Shovel Plow Plates. and other se,sor able
goods, al low prices. at 50 King. cor Royal 81.
jy14 J. L. CREIGHTON g SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

THE SOUTHERN CHURCnMAN. -R.v. DR..
Sprisg il tho last Dunbcr CT tho Southera
Churohnao Gays
LAT tho last meeting Of tho Board of Trustees
Of tho Theological Seminary and High School
OF Virginia, ct toe desire Of tho editor. the
board having 70 material property 10 the
Southern Churohman. transferred 10 him all
its rights. title, good will. CO., 50 that no ooe
might be held responsible for its tctchiug save
the editor hiDselt If there bo any. therefore,
who think the dicc,sc of Virgins has rcspoo.
siblty for the teaching Of this rapor, he must
think 80 no longer. 1t is personal property as
other newspaper are; its Influence and teach
ing to be judged as wo Judge other teaching
by its conformity to tho word Of God. What
this paper has been for tho past twenty five
years under its present editor. ittzpccts to con
tinuc. only We hopo to make it better and bot
Ter. and moro worthy Of tho patronage and 70.
spcct of its readers
Tho Churchman i, most ablely edited md
conducted, and there is 70 better religious jour.
nal 10 tho country. We congratulate Dr.. Sprigg
upon assuming entire control of tho paper and
hcpo it may provo as profitable So it is useful
and as the merits of lis worthy editor deserve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

Prompt Aotioo. 1t regulates tha Bow,
cures DlarrtG., pyicntcrg AID Wind Collie; in
f.ot DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup acta promptly ard
ciftctualy 10 oil cases. Pro, rs cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

CAPT. FoSTER.-The Loudoun Mirror c,pies
from the Gszatte the item in reference to the
reported Withdrawal Of Captain Fcser from The
Congressional race aud says:
CAPTAIN Fosters name has beea presented
Ter tho nomination by friends 10 Louioun who
txpcct to give him an almost, il not entirely,
solid delegation from this county, AID 80 far as
it is known here at home, no proposes TO let it
remain Just Whcrs it is until after the 18th CT
August"
We merely published what mss currently 70.
ported Odd so stated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

L. Is. Ecbor!s. OF Washington H. G, eriti.,
sg,nt of the corsus bureau, who kss been !"
Norfolk for some weeks engaged i'll tahirr
the fruit statistics of that aoction while sitting
table in Ssunders's Atianti. Garden, fell h"~a
yes.e rdsy morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

A colored Indignation meeting was held in
New York last night to protest agains. the
hanging of Chastipo Coz. the confessed muir.
derer of Mrs. Hull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

ELAcEsEURG CoLLEGE.-The Board of Wis.
itors OF the Agricultural and Mechanical College
transacted somo important business at the meet
ing held last week at Blue Ridge Springs. II
abolished tho Chairs of Natural Philosophy and
Modern Languages, attaching the former 10 tho
Chair of Mathematics and the latter 10 the Chair
Of English. It was also determined 10 create an
adjunct profsssorship and TO employ a master
mechanic and mschinist. Tho salary of the
former was reduced to $3.50 To give tho new
professors timo to move there and get ready for
work after their election in August, vacation
of several weeks will be given, and the next
session will not begin until tho first Monday in
September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
R0RE{GT TEIV~S

One hundred and forty Jesui.s from Toulouse
have settled at Carton and Murcia, in Spain.
The Plu;sian government { Fl cially denies tho
report that deficient harvest Is spprchended in
Germany.
The London Times says the reports tf ex cort
OF grain from Russia being prohibited are prob.
ably entirely uafounded,
Honri Kocheforts new paper, l. Intransegesnt,
WAS issued in Paris yesterday. 1t declares bitter
war against tho supporters of NJ. Gsmba.ta
The ambassadors Of the European powers meet
At Cons!an:i1oplo to-day to sign ths collective
note.
During the current year the Frer CT TREASURY
will be able to redeem 167. (0J.COO francs worth
Of treasury bonds.
The 1rish Compensation bill was taken ND in
the House OF Commons yesterday, and the Par
nell Homo Rulers continued their obstruction
policy.
1t is stated that the Pope intends TO issue an
encJ e.lcsl TO the Belgian Bishops approving
their course. and eneourseiog them to perseyo1s
in defending the rights of the church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July II. 1SS0.--Thc-o
Is no c1ango 10 n1to in prices since yesterday.
Flour is steady and firm. The receipts OF Whe:t
continue coed, .nd to day 1912 bushels vevo
offered, which sold at lei 1C3. lG4. lC5 and lCG
ior Fultz. and IL and ll3 for Lancaster. Rn.
llttlo Corn was offered, and ono small lot Of yc1-
low sold at 81. Nothing doing in Ego or Oats.
Ctuatry proluco is dull and lower.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. july H.
2OO head Of Attic were oferod and sold a; - ,i
per 10; market brisk. 40 sheep and lambs were
offered shoop sold at 3l31c per ID, and lambs
ST 4a5tc per 10; market dull.
BALTIMORE, July Is --Virg,ni. 6, old -; C.,
deferred 81 do consnIs 5:5; do "a series u:
past duo coupons IS; now 1910, in2; IL ~
coup 90 bid TO- day. Cotton dull, middirc IL.
Flour Gull and unchanged. Whoat-Southern
firm and q shade bet.or; Weatera higher an.
finn Southern red l05lll1; do amber li3,lli:
No Maryla land 10, No 2 Wostorn winter ;oi
spot and July lll2a1l2; Aug 10s3al0SG; Ser.
lUeS. Corn-Scutnern easier and Gull; West
ern higher, but dull and neglected; Southern
white G6; do vollow 55 Western mixoi spo:
and July 47a47{i ADJUST 4S!af.3 Oats dull;
Southern nominal; Western whito 1888; DO
mixed 5j; Peons nominal. Ryo dull ut 1881
hay unchanged. CoiTse quiet; Rio csrgoes or.
clnsry to prime 13sl6 Sugnr e.sicr and IN.
changed. Whskey dull at 81 IL
NEW YORK. July l5.-Stocks strong Morey
23. Flour quiet and firm. Whoa. fnirly &C
I've. Corn ftrly active.