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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-20

WAS 1T AN ANSWER TO PRAYER P Pitts
burgh, Pa. July 17.-Mrs. Greenzwith, OF
WilIamsport, Is rejoicing in the recovery
OF her lost voice, and considers 1t due to
prayers offered by herself and friends. She
lost her voice about The middle OF July,
1873, in consequence OF severe cold, and
since that time has only been able, with
much painful effort, to spesk in whisper.
For some time past, according to the story,
she united with neighbor in making her
malady a subject OF special prayer. HeI
friend felt assured that on the morning OF
July 4lh her i.hrmity would be removed,
and when the day arrived Mrs. Greenzwi!li
surprised her friends by talking in heI nat
ura tone o! voice. Both ladies' are accord
ingly convinced that her recovery was the
result OF a supernatural interposiiion.
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Ey 1efcErsl $50

,,,,, 10 co,,on snu ss,es asa
bales upand llsc;; orleans, l2s. SS,'fnsre
good 10 choice. is 95@s7. Wheat heavy aud ga 4c:
lower The decline mainly on 40. red; ungraded
red, 9Sc.@$1l6. Corn fairly active an . un-
changed nnsraded, 40 "a Aye. pa's az L. oe Yer
f FAVOR Ga'' Coffee dun and weak; Rio l2&@i5ke
Sugar dun and hesyy; fair to GOOD renninx, Iha.
Ice prime &C.; rehned aclive ana s'ronr
standard, 9A@9hc. Moasses unchanged and p9le,.
Rice III nods rate demand anu sle&dJ. no ~ nu''
1urpen,iue firm at 274@2sc. Wool 9aeat. ana or,n
domestic zee, 4o@oSc;; pI s Az, Sz@P ort dun
wa.hed. lo@ S4e:' Is1sI e@is1Jles oniet and
sa.gx. " long clear. IKE. short. ne. long and
Short. nc. Lard low,r and very light trade at
s7.l5. Whiskey dull and nominal frsiSh's "'her
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 1e.-FIour steady; Howard
street and wes err . ss ys civ Minis snsernne
So family t92'ssii61sSaa bo "a AMI as so hic
s3@S3.5O: tx.rai SAG si.oO t'" cs,1n,Iy AZ 10
brands: sIs0; r raj i,sst At decline west.
srn Liver and steady at dec lne southern red
&l.O5@tLlO; amber sI.lU@ si,iSh, 80. 10 DO,
MARY and sl2o; no; wss, western T' notmsl osn
sllOs july; S ndo;iLUsi oot 1ctoScr' ii o0ycG
s spIt%o'5G SSssiy ysr, dull western a
southern white, SSe , ytows s sSna provisons
ana hismssr "eS,rate tnhbi,p demand PORK. sl4
n5S shoulders 6Sa 5ac clear rib
.Ge.. 7c packed 6H@se. BasonTies@ig a
,rS e-Reencd. in tierces SIC. Coffee easier and
duli: Rio cargOes, ordinary TO choice, $50 l0$c:
Sugar higher; "a" eOt,. lose. Whissey lower NJ
SI.ll@:l124 Fr.igh's firm and actl'e'
cINC,NNAlI
CINCINNATI, July l9.[Flanr que, ,a,i5, Nv:
s4.75@s4.90; old soi Wno. scHs,
No. amber s2@soe; No' m,xed' aoc. oa's ia
Corn ia good d-mahu; no. h an ro,t o1Ie1 a.
good demand; No. nAei, ~. i,,nag ssonI
sl3 Lsrd dal. az cdn ~ gooa De maud sSoa-
ders' ~, rh a. go: SIDES, $50. Whisky
se,se an I'm, rIs.gs sGoe. Hoss aciiee ana nrm:
oils nv "a h0%ssi2 light Al 8Om s4:6O
Tonnins 4aoa k4'7J: butchers S4.75Gas4 80.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July l9.-Flour steady ard in fsiI
otmann' ezra, 20. ~ DO corn steady and FIRM
q asz4sc os, n quiet q soasle PORK firm a.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

Nkw YORK, July l9.-EOen.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 2m2& per eent. fychanse-Lons,
4s2k: short, Asa. State bonds dull. Governments
Inactive.
Ecening.-Money. 262% per cent. Exchange,
4s2X. Governments strong and higher; new 6s.
1884; Az per cents, l1fS; per cents, l0e4.
sates neglected.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, July 19-The Posts financial ar
tcle SAYS: The Stock Exchange markets are all
very strong ana on moderate volume of busints S..
The demand for and ri In the prices of strictly In
yestm-nt securities shows that the cheapness OF
money is having It's eff ct in this particular market.
Speculative stocks are al higher, he extreme ease
OF the money market the cOBtiaued large earnings
OF the RAILROADS, and The adyiccs respecting The
crops, which latter now uniioi MY good, where
few days ago thew we're bad and very much
'mixed," are the differences which arc dept nded
uDOn 10 advance prices. In the money market 20
q. per cent. Is he quotation for call loans. Time
loans are 2 TO 81 per cent. and prime mercantile
paper at 3H@419 per ceRt.
The following quotations OF stocks were current
today: New Jersey Central, 72is; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, 33k: Erie, 44T; Michigan Central. 92@;
Hannibal aud 81. Joseph, 35A Lake shore, lO6h
Northwest, 90: Northwest preferred, ia; Iron
Mountain, 40; Rock Island. 1074; 81. Paul, soy
ST. Pau preferred, -: Wabash. ~. Louis and Pa
eiGc 3S%: Wabash. II. Louis and Pacific preferred,
67H: Kansas and Texas. 80: Western Union 1ele-
graph, 1861; Z. c.. aud ]. c., TX; Pacific Mail,
Az.
BALTIMORE, July 19.-Virginia 6's, consols,
56H: second series, 81 /; pas'-due coupons. SIX ;
new lO-40's, Al; l0-40's, coupon, 90. Bid to-
dsy.t
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KILLED BY KEROSENE Northern Neck
NeuS. IA distressing and fatal accident
occurred near che Lodge Landing, in North
umberland county, on last Saturday. Julia
farmer, about twelve or fourteen years OF
age, the youngest daughter OF Z. b. Turner,
in attempting to kindle fire in stove,
took a can OF coal-oil and commenced pour
ing the oil on some wood, not knowing that
there was also some fire in the stove. The
oil caught, bursting the can in her hand
with a loud explosion which was heard at
distance of half mile, and in moment
she was enyeloped in flames. and so terribly
burned that death ensued in about six
hours.
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BATH.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF A HUNTssAS.
Correspondence OF the Rich mond Dispaich.l

ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF A HUNTssAS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.J
July Is. 1880.
Mr.. Archibald Il. 9. RstlIffr, OF Back
Greek, Bath county, Va, left hts home on
the evening OF the 12'h instant 10 " watch
deer-lick." In attempting TO climb o
fence he let one Of the two guns which he
was carrying on bis shoulder slip from bis
grasp; the hammer OF the Ieft.hsnd barrel
struck nail and caused instanta5eous ex-
ploslon. The contents OF the gun entered
the body through the perit@um and lodged
IN The sscral regions. Death ended bis sDf-
feripg the following day about noon. Mr..
kssiiffe wss mail contractor on The route
between Monterey and Mountain Grove.
D.
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rIrgTuRF.
s,-.,ora Races.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. y, July l0.-Thc
first race, one mile, was won by C'arlssma
by Two lengths; Boswell second ana Char
lie Ross third. Time, 1:47t.
The second race-sweepstakes.o one mile
and five iurIonps- was won by fortuna by
two lengths; jim Breck second and Omega
bad third. Time, 1901.
Owing to the fact Of the sellirg race being
q walk-over by Bradley, the Association
substituted three-quarter.mile dash.
which was won by Annie Augusta; Sioux
second and Ian Sparkling third. Time,
i:18}.
The fourth rsce-burdle. weller weights,
one and a quarter miles, over five hurdles
was won ljy Disturbance by three lengths (;
Frank Short second and Faustina third.
Time 9.2l4
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The bids will he opened AZ the time above named
IN the presence OF The Committee on Finance OF the
City Council.
resolution Of the Council OF the city Of Rich
mond approved June 10, 1880, TO provide funds for
he con- truc,iOn OF new pumps for the CITY wafer
Works aud will bear Interest at the rate OF yer
centUm per annuDl, PAYABLE semi.aDnuaIly III Jasu-
ary and July at The Office OF the tity Tfea.urer.
They are rt,deemable at the pleasure or the sIty
touneii any time after the Isl day Of July 1890,
and viii lie for sums OF 900, or any multiple there
az Provision has been made for the pay ment OF the
January. 1881, interest on these bonds out OF the
revenues OF the cui rehi year. 49,.
The bonds under this loan will be delivered 10 bid
ders ri The following dat-s-vik $4,000 In Au-
gu,i, $50 900 In september. $50. 600 IN October,
100000 in November, and 100000 In Deeein.
ter is 0. payments 10 be made at the lime OF the
denTery OF the bonds.
BIDDERS nut specify tie months In which they
desire the bonds deyeTei otherwise the bids VIII
be iasen for delivery at lie option Of the Finance
Committee. ..xo Am
| 5 per cent. loaD.' ..
No bid which is less than par aud accrued interest
! 10 In. e Of d.liyery will he considered.
| The COMMITTEE on Finance reserve the fiyat 10
! re ject al and all bids for these bonds.
J. 7. ELLYS0S.
jyl6 I'd Chairman COMMITTEES on FINANCE.
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No YeIIow.Feyer mt Memphis.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Dr. Turner. Sec
rotary of the National Board OF Health. re-
ceived telegram this afternoon from S. b.
Thornton, president OF the Board OF Health
Of the Memphis district, stating that there
is no case OF yelow-fever, nor anything re-
sembling it, in Memphis.
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the wallace Committee.

New yoRK, July Ex-senator Mcdonald
resumed the cross examination OF Commits
sioner Day export to-day before tue Wallace
committee. When requested to furnish list
of persons for whom he had issued warrants,
Davenport said be would do 10 only on con-
dltion that the committee paid the expenses
OF copying them. The names could he
found on die ar THE Treasury Department
with his accounts.
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yei!ow.Fever.

FIRST CASE REPORTED THIS SEASON.
NEW YORK, July ia special from Erin,
Tenn, says u travelling salesman from Tren-
ton, n. j., was taken sick at Memphis last
night with all the symptoms OF yellow-fever.
This is the first supposed case this year.
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The RUSSELL ROwDIEs. (Csinch Valley
NeWS. -kees DUFF last week, while riding
In the upper end OF Russell, was seriously
wounded 10 the pantaioons and saddle by
an unknown bnshwhacker who fired upon
him. IL is said that Dun, after getting bis
horse under control, turned aud sJeiled the
woods In the direction OF The enemy. Mar
tial law should be declared in Russell.
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DEATH OF Rev. JEHr HANK.-[Pearisburg
ViTgiai0n 1.-The venerable Jehu Haak
died ut his home, Maple Lawn. Monroe
county, W. Va, on the 18th instant. lie
was eigafy-iour years OF age, and one Of The
oldest ministers OF the Baltimore Confer
cnce. He,iyed and died consistent Chris
tian gentleman in the highest accepialion
Of the term. and was widely known aud
esteemed for his goodness OF mind and
heart.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, July 10, 1850
ceuntry produce.

P,ftsr. Prime 10 choice yellow, 16@iss.; fAif
70 good. l4G15e. IN. N,
city mills.
bred FIum: The dried fruits have no sale al
present.
nsgsy,h.re Prime lfvs-gooss. 45A47c cnmrnn'
95Ssoc. turkey TAIL, 15c. d. turkey wins' LUG
I'm. "a /. ,,.,.,.
aav. Virx,nls timothy, 95c.epsl; cio7sr' eo&
65c. oo-
ynts ss.en 1.,s,,oPesch blow bushsl. old, Toe.
@tI. an. "a n su.ec. free OF tops
f0c. a 70.
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N GJSEt'.
FINANCIAL.
$4,000 CITY OF RICHMOND
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.

RICHMOND, VA July is, 1880.
SEALED BIDS addressed TO the undersigned vii
be received az the Office of The CITY Auditor until
IL O'Clock 81. on MONDAY the I'd day OF August,
1850, for all or any portion OF
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS FIVE PER CENTUM REGIS
TERED BONDS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
payable thriy-four years after The Isl day OF
July, 1880.
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Six candidates for admission into the or.
der OF the congregation Of The Xayerian
Brotherhood were Invested With the habit
OF that order at Mount st. Jpseph's College,
Carroll, Baltimore county, On Saturday.
Secretary sherman Ia at Long Beach, N.
j., the guest Of Fletcher A. Harper,
The population OF Hampton Is 2,7l2.
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Norfolk News.

MAN DROwNED-MATERIAL FOR THE NEW
LIGHTHOUSE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
NORFOLK, July ia negro man named
jesse Brown was drowned at Wallaceton
yesterday while bathing in the Dismal
Swamp canal.
The first shipment of building material
for the new lighthouse at Cape Henry was
sent down this morning.
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Arrival Of the Egyptian ObeIisk AT
New York.

NEW YORK. July 19.-The steamer Des-
SIOUX, with the Egyptian obelisk on board,
was signaIled of Fire Island at p. NJ, and
is now in the lower bay.
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NEWPORT, X. l., July 1.-Two attaches
OF the English legation. who are here. have
Information that Prince Leopold is seriously
III in Canada.
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LOUISA.

RESULT or THE RECENT PRIMARY ELECTION.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
COURTHOUSE, July II. 1880.
Below you will find the official statement
OF the vote at the primary election in this
~ InNl.-nr.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, July 10. 1850.
SALES TO-DAY $500 Virginia cOnsos sold at
56A; shares Old D0mi ion Steamship Company
cold at 81; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Rail-
road Suid at OK
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COMMERCIAL.
,ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 3s4 bushels. Red, ii, l44 BUSH
els.
CORN White, 1892 bushels.
OArs.-20 bushels.
MEAL-l00 bushels.
BLACK PKAs.-Z0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. SO bushels very good at Sill
"a bushels good at $l.1s: so bushels good at
4l.l2-toial. 184 bushels. Red. 652 bushels prime
Lancaster on private terms: 534 bushels very GOOD
Lancaster At sl.I9; 10 bushels good Lancaster AZ
sl.l7; AIS bushels fair Lancaster at *l:l3; 2Oo
bushels common Lancaster at 81 20 bushels good
Lancaster at $I.15; 1850 bushels good Lancaster
at sl.16; 10 bushel. fair Lancaster az l;iz; llO
sood mixed at sl:l6; us bushels prime Fah5 6 on
private terms; 80 bushels good Futz AT slOg
i.062 bushels very go ID Fuz at al lilo: 3l2 bush.
els fair FulIz at sl03; l,220 bushels tair fult5 a.
al. O6: 1922 bust els fair FuIIZ al Sl.07; 1884
bushels good Fullz al sl0s: 10 bushels very Sin-
mon Fulz al 9oc.; 2s bushels fair Fuliz AT 81 ~
40 bushels very common Faz al S5c.: l62 bushels
yerv good 1utz at Sl.ll-ioal. 1Ul1O bushels.
CORN - White, 500 bushels good on private
terms: 32 bushels good Al 56c.-totai, S32 bushels
BLACK PEAs.-2o bushels good on private terms
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
GUNNER WINES-VERI LOW.
WERNER'S AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE,
FRENCH aud AMERICAN CLARETs,
SWEET and DRY CATAWBA,
HOOK, TOKAY, ANGELICA. and ZiAFENDEL
WINES,
CHERRY BOUNCE
OLD BLACKBERRY WINES aud BRANDiES,
jel2 CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Zine s3.3ONt4: extra. t5.50ds5.75 .uperhne'
,lGs45O; common fsnii,. f6@so.oO.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. July 10, 1850.
ARRfyEp.

PORT OF klCHMOND. july 10, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New YoSl,
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen Co,
agents..
schooner II. r. shubtr,, King, Boston, Hight,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Thomas &. Benton, Miller. Philades-
phia, Goa.
schooner Samuel Wood. Wood master, legs, from
Norfolk; vessel, TO Back & Christian.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, orfclk. United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. IL. Tafain,
agent.
schooner J. II. Run. Gale, Jersey City, railroads
ties, Curtis Parker.
schoon,r J. b. johnson, Rose. New York. mcr-
chan1ise, Curtis Parker.
Schooner DarnascDs, -, Baltimore eta Old
Fort, ties, Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner John Nelson. -, Baltimore via Olt
Fort. ties. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Mary Price, Candy, Washington, coal,
Curtis q Psrker.
CLEARED.
Norwegian bark Virgo, Micbaelsen master, grain,
TO Lynn, England; vessel, from Buck Christiaps
MEMORANDUM.
steamship Albemarle reports having passed. on
smiths Eanc, July 18th. al 4 l.. NJ, bark Sokorns,
from Londonderry for Baltimore.
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t.oifice Box e4s.

Post.ofhce Box e4s.
A RMISTEAD BROTHERS, BALTI-
N MORE. NOTE AND BlLf-BkOkERS- IL
AN IA sOuTH sTREEr.-GEoRGE AsNIsrEAp,
j. RYAN ARMIsTEAD members Baufmore STOCK
Essrd, Dealers la Commercial Paper. bziumore
Not.-s aud Aeceptances bought; money 10 Lam on
collateral. CORES pondence solicited. y 20-Sm
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The New Orleans Missing Child Found

New ORLEANS, July 19.-The body OF the
lost child, Johsnie Cain, missing since June
9th, was found in vault on the premises
this afternoon. 1t is believed he fell into II
accidentally.
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VsUGa EKy. Glass w a 1E. ~e
nOWN THEY GO!

100 TIN TOILET SETS just received. to be sold
at from 10 TO 20 per cent. less Than regular
price.
Great bargains in SILvER-PLATED ICE
PITCHERS.
PORCELAfN.LINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap.
The largest stock OF CHINA DINNER, TEA and
TOILET WARE and IiOUsE-FURNiSHiNG
GOODS GENERALLY, TO he found south Of
New YORK, at BOTTOM PRICES. II you wish
bargains give me u call.
,vl2 F.B. TAYLOR. 10I1 Main street.
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Fatal Accident Upon the wabash
Railroad.

CHICAGO. July 10. "A Fort Wayne, Ind,
special says there has been wreck on the
Wabash road. Three persons are reported
killed and fifteen wounded. No particulars
have vet been received.
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Another Fatal Railroad Smash-Up.

TOLEDO, ONO, July 19.-An eXcurslos
train from Toledo to indianapolis was
thrown from the track last night. near
Knox's Siding, by The breaking of rail.
One passenger was killed and nine injured.
three OF them fatally. Among the latter
was Walter Ii. Rivers, private secretary OF
Hon. w. ii. English.
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ma.

HAVANA, July 19.-seventy-iour deaths
occurred from yeiIow-fever aud four from
smallpox during the week ending lafE saf'
urday.
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V,BE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE us,
DUE 1890,
COUPON OR REGIsTERED.

We ODER for sale limited number OF the aoose-de-
scrbeo B0N Ds tso aud interest, the company re.
servns the right TO advance the price IRON u'ns '"
time without notice.
We recon mend the bouds as good and safe ~
eurity.
The bonds may also be had nom any OF The ONE
s,ock.Lroksrs In The clay OF Richmond
DAVENPORT q co..
NJ, stoek-brokcrs.
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Cardinal Nina Resigns.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from Rome
to Reuters Telegram Company says: Car
dual Nina, the papal Secretary OF State,
has resigned. 1t Is thought that neg0tia'
tions for the renewal OF diplomatic relations
between the Vatican and Belgium will
shortly be opened.
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Press Banquet.

LoXD0y, July ia dispatch from Brus'
sells TO the Daily Telegraph says: The Bel
gisn press entertained that Of the world IN
general on sunday, upwards OF 40 Jour-
nalisfs meeting at splendid banquet. with
the President OF the Chamber Of Repre-
sentatIyes In the chair. Europe, America,
and India were represented.
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lust RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
u sOUP-TUREENS from England a large stock
OF DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, some very
Pretty, few ugly ONES: great variety OF TIN
SETS; 1000 MILK-PANS. slightly damaged.
Call carly and secure bargains.
n. ". WALLACE,
iela No. 400 Broad street
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BALTIMORE LivE-sTuca ssAmktT.
BALTINoRE, Jnly 19.--Bsef-eaties SLOW am, prices
" We. on: very pst: 4ssa5sc.. fret quality. ana
sacs at 4g53te.: receipts. 1913 bead sales.
l,7Z7 head swtns In fair fnppiy ard moderate
cemanJ At C49c &C.: receints: G.62S hfad: Re-
sheep, Stg4hc.; lambs, A SIC.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUEEs.
NEW YORK. July 19.-Cotton-Nsf receipts, SO
bales sro.s receipts. 90 bales; fotares elc.ea
very sseady; taes. 5000 bales; July. N1J4@
fl1.062til. OF; October. t10 6sat1O.67; No.
yemoer, ti0.52dt1V.53: Deeembsr, tl0.63a
$40 7lM10.74.
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HARD TRANSFORMATION or THE WHEAT
CROP CORN PROMISING-RMLROAD SUCCESS
TON.
tCo,resnondepre If Tho Richmond Dspaich.1
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-20
Stock Notes.

Shull and Elliott sold, 10 l.. Ripple, Marcel
18th, l COW, weighing 700 pounds, at ) cents.
q. w. Carr sold, to Smith Il Hamlet, March
10th, 4 cows, weighing 300 pounds. ut 3h
cents.
Geo. w. Roberts, of Aullville, sold. recently,
to K. NJ. Sparks. 81 head OF 2-year-old cattle,
terms not known.
Mr.. John Brown. of Aullville, sold, March
18th. to r. NJ. Sparks, 81 mead of mixed fat cat
tie, ut 81, loo for the lot.
Mr.. Ford. of Kay county, sold to Marks 4
Ripple, March 18th, / head of COWS. weighing
1 600 pounds, ut 81 cents.
Capt. John W. Brown sold, recently, to b,
delivered May LIST, 40 2-year-old cattle, belong.
ing to his sons. William and james, TO II
NJ. Sparks, at Sji per head.
Careno, the fine brood mare belonging +.
Menoah Beamer, died from collie, the last q
February. She was valued at s., goo and had tn,
b.st trotting blood in this state in her VEINS
Aged years.
The live stock market ut Kansas CITY wa.
quoted rs follows yesterday: Cattlc-Extr,
native shipping steers, ST jOaI O.: good, wei
fatted steers, 81 25@4 81; medium steers in fail
flesh. So 9Jai IL; choice 10 extra fat butchers
COWS, S. OG6L3 40; common To fat cows. :. 15G
= 10; good fat stock cattle and feeders, So ai 10
light stockeIs, 529j bulls, common to choice
s. 25a3 p.
Mr.. Giles w. Joyncr will offer at public sail
two miles northeast OF CapeI Hill, In >nl-a-Hu
township, LAFAYETTE county, Mo, to-day, H.,
following personal property: , work horses
4 milch COWS. i twu-yrar-cId mules, : two
year-old heilers. 30 barrels OF corn in crib.
yearling calves, l combined reaper AMI mower
l farm wagon, : walking cuitIyators, wheat fan
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-20
IN INTEL .IG IENCEIe, SATURDAY. MARCH 20, 1880.
Religious.


Easter, tomorrow week.
Tomorrow Is Palm Sunday.
Next Friday is Good Friday.
Elder Hughes Will preach at the Christian
church Monday night.
Elder Lord will preach at Maple Glen
Wednesday night, March 24th.
Services at the Christian church tomorrow
morning. Preaching by Elder CoCswell morn
ing and night.
Rev. James A.. Quarles, will preach at the
Presbyterian church Tomorrow morning and
night at the usual hours.
Rev. John Demand will preach ut the German
Methodist church in this city Tomorrow night.
Sunday school in the morning.
Rev. George w. Walker will preach at the
Methodist E. church, South. tomorrow morn
ing and evening at the usual hours.
Daily services at the Catholic church, 81
O'Clock, q. M; Sunday services 8 and l0H
O'Clock, a. m, and 2k O'Clock, p. M, Rev. j.
j. Lilly officiating.
In consequence Of the death of Mrs. DR.. Hol-
man, of Marshall. DR.. Talbird will not be in
Lexington next Sunday. There will. therefore.
be no preaching at the Baptist church.
The Lafayette County Bible Society will hold
Its annual session in the Baptist church, on
Sunday night. the 4th of April. DR.. Talbird,
president of the society, informs us that several
gentlemen have consented TO enhance the inter-
est of the occasion by brief addresses. All are
invited end urged to attend.
There will be services at the Episcopal church
in this city tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock
and afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Rev. A. T.
Sharpe. rector, officiating. Sunday school at
~ O'Clock u. m. During Lent services every
Friday at 10 O'Clock. a. M, and 4 O'Clock.