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Scared by N Sea-Lion.

THE MONSTER THAT ALARMED A PARTY OF
LADIES AND CHILDREN BATHING IN THE
HUDSON.
At EngIewood, n. j., nothing is talked OF
but the recent appearance OF sea-lion, sup
posed TO be one Of those escaped from Coney
Island. IL was Il perfectly gigantic mon
sler," one Of the lady boarders said. Even
the experienced fishermen along the river
have been chary about attempting TO cap
ture IL. A short distance moth OF the
wharf, where the little steamboat plying be-
tween Syuyten Duyvil and Engiewood
makes its landing. is little cove.
Here the ladies aud children from the
hotel and cottages along the Palisades
are wont 10 battle. On Sunday after
noon a party Of twenty, while enjoying
their bath in the cove, were startled by a
roar, and, looking around, saw "A huge black
animal approaching in the water. Instantly
the air was filed with the shrieks and
screams OF the bathers, and in few minutes
the terrified women and children were hud'
died 10 bunch on the shore. The animal
slowly approached the shore, apparently
enjoying the lively scamper caused by his
appearance. After diving and founderng
about in the water he swan away, roaring
as he went. The report OF what had been
seen Idplui} sIIttu tHlOuSH tue FduCy
Many at once concluded that the animal
was one OF the escaped sea.lions from Coney
Island.
During the afternoon an excited and eX-
pectapt throng lined the shore. About dusk
the animal appeared, swan down the river,
and was seen on the shore some distance
below. On Monday 1t again appeared, and
il il supposed that il has resort near by.
Several men have been cruising abolt In
boats with the intention OF shooting the
creature, but their efforts have so far been
unsuccessful. A gentleman who is familiar
with the appearance OF sea.liOns says that
the animal is undoubtedly one OF the Coney
Island fugitives. Ii looked, be said. TO be
about eight feet loAg, and seemed very
ugly, roaring loudly and splashing about in
the water. Its appearance has extinguisbed
the desire for bathing near the Palisades,
aud for miles along the shore no one will
venture into the water.
In the Baltimore hens day or two ago
an account was given Of the appearanc &c OF
several sea-lions 10 Baltimore harbor. One
OF them had an eel in its mouth. which
made its escape, and in jumping after the
eel the whole body OF the sea-lon was ex.
posed 10 view. Ii is supposed that the AMI
mails seen at Baltimore also belong TO the
COney Island museum.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO LuM.ER MARKET.

AUGUST Sat the yards trade Is lively. and
pricrs are generally steady. Quotations for dry
pine. etc.. rule nrm, rs follows: First and
second clear, 9.inch. $50: fret and second clear
2-inch, s45 first aud secoad clear, ~ and "
iuch. t43: third clear, IL, l4-, aud 2-inch, t37
A select. ~, ~, AVID 2.inell, s3s select. ~,
~ aud inch, $25 2x4 clear and select ttogether
t24; 2x8 aud 2xs $50; A selsei, inch AM
upward l-Inch finishing, fsl Y. and = isch
aaishing s26: II select, l-Inch auiships. t2l
A stock boards. l2-inch; ~, IL, and 10 nfi
feel, ts2: c stock boards, l2-ineh. IL, u, and la
feet, s25i d stock boards. l2-igch; AZ ~; ana ~
tis ,'oc. boards; i2eh' .a "a 'ess s M;
Sax io.,nch stock. IL, IL, and 10 feet,
l2s io.nen stock i Ias0.i IL and en-, snr.1 u
fIa: h boz. Is inches and upward. $50; q oox,
Is inches and upward t25; soS rs inches aes
ana IT., asa; second common, 4-tneh 1QQIlpg.
$50; tird common 6inch eoerins, ss2; 1saps0s
conlmon. A.inch flooring. esq; u flooring. 4.ineh
t2si I noQripg, 4.nch, s2l Norway Gear ana nrs'
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CRIMES AND CAsUALriEs.
Fatal ARRAY Be.weem Negroes.

ENtOt ARRAY nctWeeu Negroes
Especial telegram 10 the Difpaich.
CHATHAM, Va, August "a difficulty
occurred here this evening between Powha-
tan Clements Ind TazeweIl Hurt (both col
ered), In which the former was dangerously
stabbed near the heart and In the abdomen.
Collision Of Passenger Train with n
Bull.
BRIDGEPORT. CT., August 5.-The throug b
passenger train on the Housatonic road,
which left this city ut Z. NJ. yesterday,
met with q serious accident near Botsford's
station. The engine and baggaee-car were
thrown from the track ny collision with q
bull which attempted to cross the track
while the train was rounding curve. En-
gineer George Bowers and Express Mes
scnger Abe Tucker were severely Injured,
and Ira Horsford, fireman, slightly. The
passengers were badly shaken up, but none
car were badly wrecked.
No Tidings OF the Missing ship Edith
Troop.
ST. JONI. N. b.. August 5.-No tidings
OF the ship Edith Troop have been received
since she was sighted off Cape Hatteras
over three months ago. She Is now 1O1
days out from New Orleans. Her owners
are satisfied that she will never be heard
from again, and have filed their claims for
insurance. The crew were all shipped at
New Orleans, and il is not known whether
any OF them were natives OF maritime pro-
vinces. Captain Smith had his wife and
child on board. They belonged at River
ton, Nova Scotia.
Railroad Accident.
NORWICH, CONN, August 5.-The l
O'Clock passenger train from New London
TO Norwich, while stopping at Thames
Grove this afternoon, was run into by
freight train coming up from behind. The
boiler OF the freight engine was stove In by
the shock, and number OF passengers in
the rear car OF the passenger train were
severely scalded by escaping steam. Ten
persons were injured, most OF them slightly.
BranscOm. the BOnd-FOrger. Indicted.
NEW YORK, August j.-The case Of Alex
ander G.. Branscom, OF Jacksonville, Fla,
who was arrested on the charge OF forging
improvement bonds of Jacksonville TO the
amount OF $4,000, was investigated yes
terday by the grand jury, who found an in
dictment against him for forgery.
Fractured Her SISTERS Skull.
NEW York, August 5.-Margaret and
Mary Ward, sisters, employed as cooks at
Delmonico's, quarrelled this morning. when
the former struck Mary on the head with
an iron kitchen u;ensil, fraciuring her
skull. She is in a critical condition. Mar
garet is under arrest.
Deputy sheriff Shot and Killed.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, August "a special
from Brenbam says: " w. z. Allen last night
shot and instantly killed Deputy-Shoriff
Will +. Garnet in house Of ill-fame. where
Garnet had gone to make an arrest"
Fatal ARRAY.
SHERMAN, August 5.-In an alteration
to-day between two farmers named Weaver
and Cox, the former stabbed and killed the
latter.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
AGITATION FOR LAND REFORM.

AGITATION FOR LAND REFORM.
LONDON, August 5.-According to present
calculations Parliament will rise on the 9th
or 18th instant. 4 circular addressed TO the
HOme-Rue members requests them TO at
tend meeting on Friday TO consider line
of action 10 be taken in view OF the reiec-
ton OF the commentator bill. II is antic-
pated that Mr.. Parnell will at this meeting
pronounce IN favor OF plan OF agitation
throughout the English boroughs and coun.
ties In favor OF land reform. Several Radi.
Gals have promised to cooperate in this
movement
GLADSTONE IMPROVING.
LONDON, August 5.-Gladstone passed an
excellent night, and is making satisfactory
though slow progress.
A BIOOdlOss Duel I'm France.
PARIS, August "a duel was fought to-
day with pistols between the editor OF the
GdulOiS and the member OF the Chamber OF
Deputies for Cherbourg on account OF an
article published in the GdutOiS. Two
shots were exchanged, but neither OF the
principals was hurt.
French Revenue Receipts.
PARIS, August 5-The French revenue
receipts from taxation during the month OF
July was nearly li,0OO,O0O iiancs more IMAM
for July, 1879.
A Spanish Village Burned.
MADRID, August "a fire at Jaurrieta,
in the province OF Navarro, destroyed 80
out OF the LOG houses which the village con-
tanned. Several persons were injured.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, August "a st. Petersburg
dispatch says the Russian Government has
decided TO construct ten clippers-fve OF
which will be built under contract with Mr..
Barker, the American, in the United States.
and the remaining five in England and
Germany.
A Madrid dispatch says the Royal Court
have returned from La Grania. The birth
OF an heir TO the throne is expected about
the end OF August.
Eight men were killed in a coliery eXplc-
sion near WreXbam, Wales, yesterday.
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Toretkn Ffufts 3ud Cehays
Candy: 1yG1I4e. y ~
Oranges: boxes. % n Dos.
0rscepses. &c.

0Pscertea. &c.
Bacon. Shoulders. &C: clear rib-sides. &c.
nnis hog -roand. 7G7xc. Virginia mans. ,srr,
s@10c.: small. l09 lc.; seear-cured. 2c
o,sy h.,ns. 1iGi1llc. stock iisht. Canyased hams
Buctas: Painted. two hoops, si.50@sl.7t
,iscss sol r four : ssrias: sa$sGss a'ss ''''
ne; good 70 prime. i5@i6c.; LssuAyTa, 1879
Candles: AdaInantine candles. 12yol3c. Bse
l5M101c. NJ: half-Doxes. &c.: tallow. lac
G.,ss Prime nr. en,ns lS@isS nSrnsr
DO l0c.: English dairy. ls@2Oc.; pineapple, 2ss
Rice: Carolina. 7ssgec.: Raugoon. SC
North Carolina gross. s5Ss52S: North 'c C.rc
lima roe. IN half-barrels. s3@t3.50. MackereI
No. Bay. s16: No. 2. In barrels, So: No.
No. 2. in kits sI.s7f: No. S,sI.5o.
Lard. Prime. fnsrreis ana tierces. ek..i w hal
barrels, &c; tubs, SKA SIC. for New York; sx@sc
1otassss. common syrup-TIogsheads. 25s
tierces. 26c. barrels, 27c: genuine goi-en ~, NJ
Sa@45c. = gallon: New Orleans, prime so a So
Sat: Liverpool. from store, $3.50 6reuI
alum, from store. s0c. n sack.
Sugar: Crushed. l 14c.: powdered. l lc.: gra..
niatcd. l0sc.: A. l0@ l9ac.; gfc.: extra
sss ye3% ssg s4 e7 ert o.; is ssc,ng INA,
toilet. 15G2Oc.: and fancy prices gentry, 4eabI
TsGs: Black. 55c.G4l.-the last priB,e artcli
imperial, Ft.iU9tLoo, guhpc"oSri fl'so@A'p
fer strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hfdss: Wet sslted SAGE drv salted, l2G sc.
dry nnt. lao &c.: gseen. 5d6A
heather: Rough leather, 2S@33c. finished har-
ness leather, 30d40c.: flushed uDcer. 800 &c.
finished kips, 40@50c.; nemloek soles, 20M2G-
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON. American refined. Old Domin,on bar
6-l0e. p 10. for standard sizes; English ant
American sheet, Al &c. swsGes, hanmored, 0$c.
Mats; Oiu Dommon.ss.lO for 200 kegs stand
ard sizes.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, SIC, retail AZ
Rb.
Rope: Manila. best, 1872. jute. sH@9c.
Lumber. Suayes. &c.
Lumber. White oak. sD3asls q 1000
white Dir. sl4@s42.50 p 1000; yellow pint
boards. 40, market stiff; dry clear. sl2 Sl4,
and IN demand; loist t9@Sl l, ACCORDING u
six.iuch, s6@tt y 1000. Lsths-split, Ell sawed.
t1.75@s1.et y 1000.
Stdues: Whissey-barre timber green i S6es2es
1000: seasoned. s20@s26 p 1000. Flour-barr
timber. S40s7 r 1000. FlOur-barrel poles, s4M
So. hOgshead-hoops. zoe. q bundle.
Liquors. Wines. &c.
A,s: Scotch, beat brands, pints s2@s2.2o
dozen, gold.
tl.40; apple. new. sl.75@Sz; old, $I.z5@a'3
Virginia peach. t2Mi2. 30.
Rue HIfiskevs: Medium, 81 .50Gs2 pure old. 81
Gs4; Virginia mountain, new, s2@$2.5o, sic
Gin: Domestic Sl.25@s2: imported, &S D cas-
Ne,o England Ram: fl.50mSl.60.
Rect ned WhtSksvs: Market Guiet.
Powder Shot. &c.
Fuse. Toys mining. 35@7ic. y 100 ssr,
PogSer s5,75 by he s, dss k sS than r'
Saot: Northern IL . Bag OF rs pe.
GrindSteneS: 1hc. y 10.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, August 3, 1880.
Country produce.
Beesodr: zoe. d D..
Buttsr: Prime TO choice yellow, le@20c.; fair
Corn Mest: 62c. q bushel for country: zoe. for
y bred Fruit: Apples, 465c.; slackberies, &c. {;
cherries. ll@l2c.; raspoerries' Io@Zee'
FsgSthers: Prime nve-goose, 40s45c.; common.
Fiarsssd. sl@sIO5 p bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 95c.@s1; clover, SOC
S5c.
Potatoes: lrisE-Pesch blow. p bushsl, old, 60@
'4 Roots.-Ginseng, 9Oc.@sl q b.; Seneca free Of
tops, 40c. r 10.
Lard. Country, 7IagSc.
Rue. zoe. p bushei
Swmac: Prime. 15c.
Baled StrdW: 30N4Oc.
TdiIoto. 5G5kc. v ~.
Wool Washed 400 L.; unwashed. S0c BURY
wool will bring from 10 &C. y ID less tnan ABOVE
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.cale, $3.50 p barrel; James
M" LINE: Agricultural s@loc. busnel; ROcK@nd,
sll5GfiZ5, according 10 quantity; Joinler
| idnisnngJ, Sl.15: Glenn's Falls, S5@9Oc.
Plaster: Lgmp. "a U.s. grounc' So ca'cined
Tar: Large size. S3.25@S3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Prints. Merrimack. 7c.: Merrimack shrting,
&c. Richmond, &C.. South Bridge 63c;; Pacific.
7c spr"g1%e, Ss,: s sc M,Sen r s':
| Washington. 6sr.: Mssry Pink. 7c.; Mallory Pur-
ME, 7c; simpson Mourning, &C.; simpson Grey,
| 7c.; simpson Black, &C.; Harmony, 5'1c. ASH
A BrS no 'Cotons Manchester A., 5sc.; Man
chester A A. A., 6hc:; Rockori' e. A X.
X. K, 5lc. James River IA II. H., sc. james
RT.r Standard A p D., 7se; Gr.n1 poSnS';, r:
I'm Sc: Conesloga D., 7c.: Uones.oes W, &c;
Brocn Sheetings: Peppereil 10'4, 27'sc.; An
droscoggn l0.4, 32'sc.
Mills. l2kc.; Wsmsutta, 12kc.; Dsyol, l03c.
| Androscoegia, H., &C.; Fruit OF the Loom, lOc.
Sc Hero ss. a A. sH se ff fsn:s Ss
C. Security x sXe PePperelI l9.s sSiS;
bingham, .-Plunket, lOc. White Msnu 1n
Ticks.-Conestoga A.; A., l2c.; Ccnest9ga 4 D. e.
A., I4c. Conestoga G. T., loc:; Conestosa IRE
" Shirting stripes: Sheridan "a" &c.; sheri'
'1 Broom Urttl,: Grani,evill:, slc.; stark, &C..
| PepDere, lie, 9c. kOckbridge "A, DC.
Dsntms: Jewett City, lie. Boston, vc; n.
Cotton Piatds: Ottawa, shc.; Toedo' &C.
| Old Virginia, DC. . q.
CGmbrics: Flat I'D. &C.: Paper. &c.
| Drugs, Dyestuffs. oils, 70.
ztsosct: $3.50 n s.llon. =, Fan,
Concentrated Lys: ss'zo@S, '"
Coppsras: Eve.
| CocktneaI: e0c. " 70.
| Extract nj Lo0Wo0d: l1cs
! TndiQo: tlatl.l0. .fef
0fis. Linseed. 75c.: machine, 81 ael. ~ sperm
AI.5O; whale. zoe; straits. o0@8oc:: Lsnla aos'
cod III; SC,6d0oc.: lard. Toe: sweet ~ onnsn
80, o sa.S ~ IN: castor, 81 as gallon; Virgins
ubrtcaiinr, SUsnbOc.. Kerosene. llx," cash. 1ar
Ion. fHIf
f oets ainssns, oec.; ssaeca, without sop' sss
Soda: SAL. ls@2c., In kegs; English 'ods' oe'
American. 8k(o4c.
! 0ptrtts TarDsntfns: l0c
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THE LATEST NEWS.


EASTERN MILITARY GOING TO VISIT THE
GATF-cfTy GUARD At ATLANTA-RACEs
AT BRIGHTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NOMINATIONS - OBITUARY FATAL Az
TRAYS IN TfxAs-THE BoND-FoRGEE IN
DiCrED-A Missing vEssEL-coLLIsfoN
OF A RAILROAD TRAIN AND BULL-A
COOKS SKULL FRACTURED IN NEW
YORK REsTAURANT-SARAT RACES
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD cAsH-
JOHN PAUL NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS
FROM THE SEVENTH DIsTRICT-FEyER
ADvICBs FROM HAvANA-REPUBLTCA
CONFERENCE IN NEW YoRK-COLLIsION
Of TWO RAILROAD TRAINS IN MICHI-
GAN-MR. GLADSTONE PASSED AN TX
CELLENT NIGHT-THE LAND-AGITATION
QuEsTI0N-A SPANISH VILLAGE DE-
sTROYED ny FiRE-A DUEL IN FRANCE
OTHER FOREIGN ITEMS, &c., &C.
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Established under the auspices Of such men as the
late A. G. McIlwaiDe, Its first president; darcy
Paul, ITS first vice-president. and ID. II. Tennent'
who has heen continuously one of Its yice-presi-
dents and a member of its Finance Committee
since its foundation, II has aimed always To main
tain the high character with which such men
moulded all their enterprises.
No man has ever had t0enf0rce claim against IL
by the judgment OF court.
II has always kept an ample reserve In cash.
It's policies have always been incontestable after
three years except for actual fraud.
Its assets are larger in proportion TO liabilities
than those Of any company In the United States.
IL invites an examination into Its modes or In
yestment, Its strength. and Its rates.
IL issues policies OF insurance la amounts not ex'
ceeding IS ,0O0-for a single year, or term OF years
lat rates quite as low as cooperative as'eSsmen'
or for life, and endowments for any period. Pre-
miums payable annually. semi. annually, quarterly
or monthly. SAMUEL b. PAUL, President.
JAMES w. PEGRAM. Secretary. V7-lm
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


Npw YORK. August 5-No4n.-StOcks strong and
higher. Money on call. 20 p. Der cent. Exchange-
Long 1924; Short asa State bonds dul' Govern
Esenimg.-Money, gas per cent; Exchange x, s.ns
new SIS, IO2H: AZ per cents. l114; per cents,
lO9%. States dull and neglected.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. August 5.-The POSTS financial ar
ticle SAYS: The Stock Exchange markets gre ac.INS
and generally strong United states bonds are uli
changed, the A.. selling at 1O9AG lOe4. kailrOsd
bonds are strong. the feature to-day being Kansas
Pacific cousols, which have been advanccdto SS, IN
good part on purchases by Investors, VINO nave sold
older bonds known by all TO be choice, anc when
latter are ruling M 100 10 1857. In the Investment
share list burlington and Quincy has advanced 10
100. Illinois Central TO ll2A, Cleveland ana itts-
burgh to 100, Rock Island IS selling ut ITO, New
York Central at l33h@l34. The general stock
market f. Ad2 per cent. higher than YESTERDAY ana
have been in Erie, Kansas and Teas Waba h, Iron
Mountain. st. Paul and Omaha, Northwest, MIL
waukee and 81. Pau. and the coal stocks. Denver
and Rio Grande, Houston and Texas, Mobile ana
Ohio have been features Money on call Is 2a3 per
cent. On time 10 4 per cent, ana on prime Wer-
camille paper 3Hn4h per cen'.
The following quotations were current todiy
United States per cents, iO9&a Iuy4 lriteu
States AZ per cents 1ll4 sales; New Jer'ey Gem
trail. 76h: ohio and Mississippi, 34S; Erie; 43A
Michigan Central, 96S; Hannibal and -. Joseph,
364; Lake Shore, 1904: Northwest, 9gI; North
west preferred, i6H; Iron Mountain, 5s3s Rocs
lO94: Wabash, 1t. Louis aud Pacific. Az: Wabash,
II. Louis and Pacific preferred, 1874; Kansas ana
Texas. 394; Western Union Telegraph, lOeS;
e.. &. and 1. c., III.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 5.-Virginia e.. deferred,
Dohs, ssh new l0.40s, Ala: l0.40's, coupons,
Oh.
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Singular Shooting Case.

CBAnDERsBURG, Pa, August 4.-Grea'
excitement was caused here on Monday Ut.
ternoon by the finding of the dead body OF
Robert Allison, resident OF Chambers
burg. In the coin-feld OF Christian Stouiler,
u well-to-do farmer. Allison had been shot
through the back. As soon as the alarm
was given Stoufer acknowledged that lie
had done the shooting ON Saturday night
last I; that iie saw the man la his field, ADD.
supposiDg hc was stealing corn, shot bial
with a rife. After firing Stoufer made u0
effort to discover how badly bis victim had
been hurt, aud the body laid in the field
until Monday. The coroner's Jury brought
IL u verdict that deceased came to his death
at the hands OF G. Stoufier, and the latter
Was committed 10 ialI.
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YeiIOw.Fever and SMALLPOX ut
HAVANA.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The National
Board OF Health has received the following
advices from Havana under date OF July
3lst: There are probably 200 cases OF yell
low.feyer in the city ut this date. For the
week ending July oath there were 30 deaths
from yellOw.fever, from smallpox, and
3 from typhoid-fever. For the week end
ing July 31st there were 81 deaths from yell
low.fever and 10 from smallpox. The fol-
lowing vessels, it is believed, had the yell
low.fever on board during their stay IN The
harbor of Havana: Spanish bark Cisnero,
bound for New York July Goth; American
bark Vilora, which sailed for ports north OF
Hatteras ria Matanzis July 28th; Spanish
bark XII. DE Juno. bound for Charleston
July 29ih; and Spanish brig Cid, bound for
New York July 30ib.
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Maud y. and 80. Julien 10 TrOt Against
Decision In the South Carolina Rail.
road Case.

CHARLESTON, s. c., August 5.-The
opinion OF Chef-Justice Waite and Judge
Bond in the case OF Calvin, CiahiD, and
Others against the South Carolina Railroad
Company was filed in the United States Cir
cult Court to-day. The opinion holds that
all hypothetical bonds are good; that nom
mortgage bonds are not entitled TO the bene-
fit of the lien of the second mortgage, and
are an unsecured claim against the COM
pany; that the first mortgage coupons held
by the syndicate were purchased by them,
not redeemed, and are entitled to the bene-
fits OF the mortgage; that the Injunction
previously granted shall continue in force
until further testimony as to the amounts OF
the several liens on the road can be taken.
In conclusion the opinion says the COM
plainants are entitled TO the sale OF the
mortgage property subject to ascertained
prior encumbrances, but until such a de-
cree is prepared the injunctions heretofore
issued shall remain in force. The opinion
therefore sustains the defendants in the
cause upon the points named, excepting as
TO granting a sale and values OF non-mort-
gage bonds as unsecured debts, Of which
two points of the views OF the plaintiffs
prevail.
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CHICAGO, August A dispatch TO the
Journal from Omaha says: "Governor
st. John was applied 10 week ago for a
reqaisiiion TO take the Benders from FIRE.
mont to Kansas. but he has not yet complied.
The old man still denies that he is John
Bender, and now says be IL Alexander I'm
stead Of J0hn) McGreggor, and can prove
1t by witnesses In Illinois. Photographs Of
the two prisoners have been taken. The
old wonsS 10 almost giantess, being over
six feet tsIl aud weighing two hundred
pounds, With an immense face and hands,
darkened by exposure during her lie
among the Sioux. She can neitberresd NOR
write. Since Tuesday OF lat week she las
been separated from the oIo man, who
thinks she has gone 10 Kansas"
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 5.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lu0S.-CommOn 10 good, S4.50@s6.
LeGf.-CommOn, i6.5OmS7: medium, sS6f0 !;
good, $40 sll; fine, sI2@sl4; extra fine, $500
SIC.
Stemmfag.-Common, s3MS4; medium, sea
$3.50 good, ssai9; fine, Sl0@Sl0.75.
DARK CCO-MANUFACTURING.
Lug FuierS.-Common. s3.50@i4; medium,
Si.50d$5 good, s5.50mi6.
Lear FIieFs.-COmmOn S5GS5 so; medium,
S6MS $500 good, $40 IS; fine. S9Asi0.
UrdDperS.-C ommOn, S7.5o6$S.50: medium ,
ss.50GS9 good. S9.5O@Sl0; fine, tl0@sil :
extra sun-cured, Sl2@15.
BRIGHT CO-MANUFACTURING.
SmOkerS-CommOn, sS@Sl0; medium, 800
sl2; good. Sl2@$l6; fne, sl6@s20.
Fuiers.--t 'OmmOn, S6MsS: medium, s7@s9 4;
good. Sl0@Sl2; fine, nominal.
WTGDperS.-COmmOn,f l0M}l5 medium, ~ 56D
500 good, s20Ns3Q; fine, s40@s5O; fancy, s6t
ass.
WrdOpfrS. Ash0g0nV.-Common, sl2@tl5 ;
medium, fl56@20; good, s22@$2j; fine, s30@
$40; extra, S43@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods is confined
princ Daly To good old heayY-boded Tugs ana Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Iugs, S4@S5: Kentucky River Tugs, 900
Sl2; Kentucky River lear, VI 3@s1S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-06

common. 4 or 6-incb. tzs: Norway SECOND COM
mon 6-inch flooring. fZ1: NORWAY fbird common,
6-inch. eZl narrow common boards isefcfedi ~.
and M tl4; narrow common dressed hoard.
H. shin lap, f14; 10-feet fencing flooring.
selected tl4; frsf and second clear. II and Is
feet Or 12-feet siding. $3.50: first common siding.
$3.50: second common sidinR. ZIG: third COM
mon siding, eI2: fencing siding. $3.50: common
boards. 10 and 90 feet $3.50: common boards. ~,
feet. $1,000: IL and .-inch common bosrds el3
drst Quality fencing. IL TO 20 feet sl3 No. fence
ing IL and y feet, or Hand 16 feet. 4l1.4 inch
Nc: fencing. ell: Norway fencing. sIa; soist
ana scsniiing, ~ to lS feet. Sill: AKA, 10 and
20 feet long, tl3: 20 feet iouz dimension, SIC (:
22 tct long dimension. ti5: "a feet long o.
neBsfon. GIG; 20 feet long dimension. 1890: 28
feet long dimension. tl9 30 feet Ions dImenl lou /,
S19: 2-inch Gull plank. promiscuous width. IS
2x4-inch cuf. all lengths, 80: 22xl2, 20 feet
and over. 81 extra fancy head and dressed se-
ected pickefs. $40; fat rough pickes, 41t et&14 !;
z.lnch batiens, o. q. or bevelcd y 100 ilneal feet
55c.: xk-inch nattens. -. q. or beye'ei. a 100
nesl feet, 65c.: 2yfinch batiens. y. g. or bev-
eled, D 100 Iineal feet. zoe. cIesr tbiHRics, -
extra shingles, t2 SO; standard shingles, $40 :
laih ~. 3D. Times.