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Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
TNIVlDEND
TNIVlDEND.

DIVlDEND.
- NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK.
NEWPORT. DEL, Jan. eth, 1880.
AT meeting Of the Board of Directors of
this Bank. held this day dividend OF four
az per cent. was declared from the profits Of
the last six months
i-7-tf JOS. W. H WATSON, Cashier.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

1857 Prizes, amounting t0.............$l .$ll0 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, to whom liberal cempensa-
tion will be PAID.
Write, clearly stating full address, tor fur.
ther information, or send orders by express or
mail addressed only 10
NJ. A. DAUPHlN,
New Orleans, La.
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ID II. ROBINSON d GO.
BANKER & BROKERS
NJ. II. Cor. EOurth end Market.
WILMINGTON, DELAwARE
m n FlItRE FQR SALE.

FoR SALE.-2OO Wilmington City Loan ~
New Castle County Bond.
US. FOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
Philadelphia, New Ierk and Ston gtogks
bought and sold on commission. Every tacii
LES afforded for persons to sell or invest Il
stocks or bonds. tob2S-lv
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16

NNLY TWO WEEKS MORE WE WILL
" sell those Iron Stone Chi1 Tea Sets,
40 pieces, iOT 1850 Third and TItnall SITS.
Hoo"
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16

No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management %
GEN. q. II. BEAUREGARD, and GEN.
JUBAL A. EARLY l-14-d-w
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16

OST.-THE GENTLEMAN THAT
~ picked up the roll ~ money on Front
sheet on Tuesday night will do kini and
honest favor by leaving 1t at this office, as IL
was poor man who lost 1t. l.Ihsf*
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lGzbgHFyyssEy - si;yr. TEs-spT - Y y;6rN
| - 3 H

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND
DIS STRIBUTION. CLASS u. All NEW OR.
LEANS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1885,
ll1th MONTHLY DRAWING.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16
List of Public amIas.

To take place:
January u, James Eglinton, city.
~. Amos W. House. Cbaddsiord.
"A, Black Herse Hotel, city.
February g. Vieor DUPONT, Trustee. city.
" y, Sarah Russel, ". O. II.
10, Frank Pnsey PennOeg, N. q. H.
'" l9 J. q. Hutchinson, N u. HID.
"a, benjamin Booths estate, N. q. II
70, John Newloye's estate, N. q. HID,
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VKTANTl DELAYING CLOSED OUT
w nay grocery, desire to make business
arrangements with some mercantile house or
manufacturing company as agt mt to travel
through TIE " esterh and Southern States.
o, l.. HILL,
1.153t Fifth and Jefferson Streets
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO

This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Education
al ard Charitable purposes, in 1903, FOR
THE TERM OF TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
to which the inviolable iaith OF the State is
pledged. which pleuge has been renewed by
an overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchi e in the new constitution ad0p.ed De-
cember Ind, A. D., 1879. with a capital OF
81, 600. 900. TO when it has since added re-
serve fund Of S35O,OO0.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlSTRI-
BUTTON will take place monthly on the sec
Ond TUESDAY. II never scales or poStpones
Look at the following distribution:
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TOR SALE.-lSI Dwellings in
E different parts of she city,
many OF them really very cheap,
and ON very easy terms. Gail and
exaUIne eur list. j. II. HEALD.
l.l6-2l -24-2S-3l
Daily Republican., 1880-01-16

ROARD!NG. GENTLEMEN OR TRAN.
~ silent boarders can be accommodated at
3O4 King street. l.9.lmx w
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would wait. So the "Mejorv and tho
Glasgow merchant returned TO the city.
All the way down the avenue tho latter
Kept his eyes open for constable ~
meaning policeman. None were visible
until the car reached the lower turn at the
Treasury, Just above WIZARDS, when an
officer was sighted.
my hotel Is good way down yet"
said Mr.. Upton 10 his companion. "We
can reach II sooner by getting out and
taking a carriage"
The "Maior" thought this was
AN EXCELiENT IDEA,
and the two got out. As the Scotcbman
moved towards the policeman the swindIer
saw bis plan, and in an instant was running
re hard as he could in another direction.
Matters were quickly explained TO the Off
Ger, who started In pursuit. The chase,
however, was unsuccessful, and the
swindier. unfortunately, escaped. Mr..
Upton reported his adventure to the
authorities, who informed him that
the gang was we'll known, but that
when their schemes were carried out
on Virginia soil they were out OF the iuris-
diciion OF the District. A sharp watch is,
however, so be kept up for them, and any
further attempt 10 modest strangers will
doubtless result In their arrest. The game
attempted yesterday has been played sue
cessfuly over and over again, and only a
little while ago a gentleman was decoyed
over the river on the same preteXt and
robbed OF a'large sum, besides being badly
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soMNAMsULrsT's MURDER.
Horrible Death OF n Merchant at the
Hands Of 10 Stcep.Watker.


At Tyro, a little village in Davidson
county. Mr.. Urah Phelps has store. A
few nights since he had a difficulty with
some negroes whom he and his brother had
ottempted to eject from the house. Antici-
pating further difficulty with the negroes,
he secured the services OF Mr.. o. W. Click,
a young man who hives in the neighborhood,
ard who is in the habit OF walking In his
sleep. They lay in the store and watched
for bali the night, and finally fell asleep,
having stretched themselves across the bed.
1t appears from subsequent developments
that Click, the somnambulist, got up, ana,
SEEING an axe that had been placed near
the bed. TO be used in case OF an emergency.
dealt his bed.felow two blows across the
neck, completely seycrDg The head from
the body. Click is now in custody, await
ing the result of the coroner's inquest. lie
processes TO have known nothing OF the oc'
currence until some time after the deed was
committed, and even denied that he dld II
until convinced by the overwhelming tesll-
mony of the blood-stained weapon and The
condition of his garments, together WIN
the fact that there was no one else IN Inc
room, and no evidence that any one could
by any means have entered and afterwards
gone out without disturbing the locks and
bar%
The case has naturally caused considera-
bic excitement in the community. CHICKS
wcll-known habit Of sleep-Walk'ng, together
with the friendly relations which had existed
between the two men, turn the scale OF pub
lie opinion i'm his favor. The result OF the
coroner's investigation ADD the preliminary
trial is awaited with interest.
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airy and artillery, with d few infantry,

airy and artillery, with a few infantry,
reached the banks of the river ArgandaIe,
forty miles from the scene OF action, at 7
O'Clock the next morning, many not having
tasted water since the previous morning.
Nearly all our ammunition was lost, as also
LOO rifles and two niDespouDder guns.
Our loss Is estimated rs follows: Killed and
missing-Sixty-sixth regiment, 400; grena-
diers, $50; Jacobs rifles. $50; artillery,
40; sappers, "a; cavalry, 60. The Duranis
have been expelled from Candabar. Pro-
visions and ammunition are plentiful
GENERAL BURROws's HEAVY LOSS or OFF,
GERS.
LONDON. August 4.-0f SO officers OF
General Burrows's force III were killed or
are missing, 8 were wouHded and escaped,
and II have arrived ut Candahar unhurt.
This leaves IL unaccounted for. and 1t may
therefore be presumed that. though nomi-
nally attached to General Burrows's bri.
gade, they did not accompany him.
THE LONDON "TJNEs'sv COMMENTS on GEN.
ERAL BURROws's DEFEAT.
LONDON, August 4.-The Times this
morning saws "There is no use Disgusting
the fact that the disaster TO General Bur-
rows's force was very lamentabe affair.
Firstly. General Burrows was guilty OF an
error OF judgment, considering the weak.
ness of his force, in abandoning his defen-
slve position. Secondly. He appears to
have accepted battle in parallel order,
and not TO have attempted any ma
neuvring. Thirdly. II Is evident The
Bombay Sepoys were OF such inferior
physique that they could not stand up to
the stawart Ghazs, who bore down upon
them. sword in hand. Giving way TO sudden
panic they "mobbed" the veteran Sixty
sixth regiment and caused the almost total
annihilation Of that fine corps. The cavalry
do not seem to have co0Deraied with.mnch
effect. The suffering OF the troops in their
uninterrupted flight over forty miles must
have been terrible, for the present season is
the hottest time OF the year there and they
had been fighting and marching without
food or water for twenty-four hours"
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unInspected stock. 4A0f hossheads; IT'S tierees--
total stock, 1921 hosshesds; 675 teres. stock.
on hand August ]. 1880 Inspected stock, lgs556
hogsheads: 7a1 fierces uninspecsed .tock. LIDS
bogsh.sds: 23s tierces--tofai stock, 1889 hogs
heads; $50 terces.
QUOTATIONS.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.--Common 10 good, f4.5e@t6.
Lsdf.--CommoB, 46.5U@s7; medium, ss1t9;
good, $40 E*ll; fine, tl2gtl4; estrr nne, Woo
Stemmtng.-C 4s6t4: medium, t6@
$3.50; good, ssd49. fine, s10@elo.75.
DARK ToBAcco-MAyufAcTUR
Lug Fitters.-Commop. t3.50@44 medium,
"a .50@t5: good, f5.501f6.
Leaf Filfsrs.--Common t6df5 so; medium,
*6Mt6.50; good, $40 %; One. s9atI0.
ts.5O@s9: good s9.b0@*l0; ane, $10@$il :
extra sun-eured. f12@15.
bright ToBACCo-MANuFAcTURI
Smokers--Common, $e@el0; medium, 4l0@
tl2: good. t12@$16: fine, sl6@t20.
Ffiiers.--CommoD, s6dfS: medium, S7@s9 I;
good, s10@$12; fine, nominal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. 0G&1 5 medium. 81 5e1
s2e; good. t20@s30; fine, S40ess60: fancy, So
m<75.
Wrappers. Mehoganv.--Common, s12@tl5 T;
medium. t15@ @20; good s22@s25; fine, t30@
$40; extra, t45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is confined
principally 10 good old heayy-bodied lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old Tugs. S46i5: Kentucky River lugs, 400
S12; Kentucky River leaf, 81 3ds1S.
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WORK on THE STAUNTON.-(C Charlotte Ga
zette. 1.-The work OF removing the obstruc-
tions in the river is now being vigorously
prosecuted under the direction Of Captain
Cole. of the United States Engineer Corps.
A number OF very substantial boats have
been constructed for the purpose Of remoy-
inc the rocks and constructing the ietties.
A force OF poe men, it is said. is TO be en-
ploved. Operations were first commenced
at the old mil-dam at CIark's Ferry, about
four miles above the railroad bridge. The
stones ATE raised by derrick, and then con-
veyed to where they are needed for the jet
ties. The Hawk Mountain passage and Tai
Tvs Falls will also be points OF operation.
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Ossnher, A1.0c4atl 90. CDrn-.nsln.,s higher
ard quiet: western frmsr: sosti,rn WHITE. 55c.:
gs a. os sna oa csr.
irnpssr,ions. Provisions n,snsr and sr,ner: Pork.
: .s lacked nsss.s' aeon ssssi
ers. &c cear.ribsdex, &C.; hans 20 l3c. Lard,
SIC. C,se stssdy Rio csfsccs Ordinary 10 chatce,
key quiet at sI.1I@siLIx. Freighis steady.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, August 4.-Fioar quiet and u,-
changed Wheat IN fair demsnd and steady; No. 2
rcd red win.r gs@ gSc; No "a: s%esp szc corn dsn
s% al 81 $50, Lard :,.ssy e ti.ac. 6s So s
ssy Steady sssr .Tons sad % Ssad
Nss .Pss e. isn ss q psss
Ing, s4.40l544.eo; butchers, ~ ee@t4.95.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. August 4.-f1our hull; extra, 1925
as3. 10; choice 10 fsncy. t6mt625. whea, quiet
mixed S sSs Pors Grm a. ti45o Lard ia IA, roe De-
%5d s:d sI dss o sssS aa sPS snd
ss.s7S; sugs,: cured hams, siIasii.5o. whi'Scy
steady AT Wv ST. LOUIS.
ST. T.oUIs. August 4.-Flour steady and no
charged, Wheat opened lover; bui advanced; NO
ss7.G sole. september s9Gs94c. 0ctaber. sssla
ssl.c. all The year; No. red fall s5t@s6sc.; No:
rcd fall s3kfds4kc. Corn lower: SAKE. cash and
August. 34t@l34Yc. September. 34.c. October
Oats lower: 2ixH22c. cxsh, 2lhc. bi0 August.
2lltc. bid september. Whisky steady at si.0S.
Pork quiet; s15.25 cash, SIS October. Lard held
al 7&c. Bulk .mests steady and unchanged. BscoD
1riner; shoulders, 5se. ribs, ssc.; sides, &C.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 4.-Four quiet and unchanged.
spring. ssaS9c. cash, ss4c. August, s5tMs5kc.
September and October; No. Chicago spriDg. 81
6S3c. Corn IN fBir demand aud lower; 35A135tc.
cash. August. September, and October. Oals steady
and arm 23M23.c. cash. 22td22hc. AUGUST,
22Ac. September, Z3k@2Sac. October; rejected,
zoe. Pork inactive and weak. but no lower: $3.50
@Slb cash, sl54o@tl5 AN August. sl5.42*6p
sI5.45 September, as 10 october. Lard Inactive
and lower; s7.20a s7.22x cash and August, 1925
@$727h september, s7.27H october BaLk'
meats-Should.rs, $40; rib, $40; clear. $3.50.
wO''Se' a"'e' MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, August 4.-Flour quiet and un-
closed steady; No. Milwaukee hard, nominal;
No. l Milwaukee soft ~: No. 2 Milwsnsee,
cash. 9iHc.; AUGUST. s9kc. september, s6sc.
October. s5%c.: No. Milwaukee. October, Soc;
No. Milwaukee, october. zoe. Cors. 5e lower.
No. 2. 35%c. Oats quiet; No. 2, 23hc. Provisions
unsettled Pork. 81 .65 cash and September
Lard, 1925 cash ana August; $3.50 september.
Hogs steady at s440GsI.7O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. August 4.-Cotton-Net receipts. 90
ba'es; gross receipts $50 baief futures closed
barely steady; sales, Al 000 bales August, Gil "a
M$Ii.45: September. sl0.02MSl0.o3: October,
$40. 63@fl0.64; November, 81 Q. 52@slO6 So; De
cembsr, sI0.52MslO.54 January, tl0.63@
sl0.65; February, SO 75@sl0.77.
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ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

PURIFIER DETAILS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
VICTORY IN ALABAMA-GENERA JAMES
A. GARFIELD AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRE
ATKEYsER. WEST vA.-CoLLIsIoNIS NEW
YORK BAY-GgEENBACK CONGRESSIONAL
CoNyENTIoN IN MAINE-DkM0CRATiC
NOMINATIONS IN fLLINOIs-MKMBEks EN-
PEELED FROM THE CINCINNATI CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE = GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC
CoSyENTION-CoMP or TOO MUCH
RAIN IN ALApAMA-TBE LONDON PRESS
ON THE DEFEAT OF THE IRISH C0MPkS-
sATIoN BILI.-CoNDITioN OF PREMIER
ADsToNE-DETAILs OF THE BRITISH
DEFEAT IN ADMINISTRATORS FOR
EIGN ITEMS, &C, &c.
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The following report, complied By W. f. Chock-
lev. clerk Richmond Tobacco Exchange, explains
Itself: ..- ~. ,,,,,sta ,eeo
Since our last report our market mas eAoer,enoeu
but few. II any. changes worthy % spesiS, mV.e
purposes) continue the leading FEATURES OF ttaur t
The stocks of medium and nondcscript gradeS, DOH
dark aud bri LIT, large, aud nave 0eeil so nuch
ected they have almost. II not quite become
drug: aud while We note the hanulbB OF Ialtcr
quantities OF this class OF bright hlers ana "Iap-
ners we do so without netting any cDange elmer rs
10 nrre or demand from the fact that many OF tnose
sold were In bad order and had TO be disposed o. IL
is very dfbcnlt task 10 handle suen al any'n,ns
above the price of low leaf or good Tugs. DARK sun
cured iobaccos are weaker Than when sst reported,
and are decidly lower than they were last season,
which, we think Is OWING III an n,esior ~ ,h
fact that the present crop 10 much lnieror 70 .s
last and a very large portion OF " 70 any unn' iVr
our leading brands oi chewing .oo.eod,, in,aing
crons AT wear aud this. Last year crops .ne nner
nackages OF which sold rea0ily al from sSo pffo,
sold y few days ago under cras N rum Fi' W
'Is 10 future transactions we feel very itue IN;
cIined 10 venture prediction. We nnu govn
many of our Oldest and most succrssiui manu-
,nrers who seem confident OF eood ia'i usns a.,
P,c,i, fs.-Virginia From October }, dols, 70
August l, 1879 I;os7 =, nor Sgsss ESQ sa5es
hogsheads l04l uerces Western rroni oe'ogv q
ISIS. 10 August l, 1879. 1897 hogshsads: ~
tierces. From October /, Iofv' !" August - AeoO'
f'asssr,eotions-from Ociob. l, 1s7s.to Auenst
$40 29I7O hogsheads; 80 ilerces, 1 rom ~.
toser 1, 1879, 10 August 1, leeo, z''oo' hos'-
sSoi,..t irrinis: From october l. 1879, 70 An-
gust i. 1879, s2,305 hogshesds; 4,5Z11 5s1 s.yo
snUshs,ds: s.e5l iierces. Western From octocer
1878, 10 August l, 1879, ,66f nogsnsSsoii sso.
,.rce.. From October /, 1879, 10 August l. iooo'
sy 1Sn1rerfss.~From October l. 1878 to august :
SO, az OF hossheads; IA nesc % 40 hogs
TONER /. 1879, to August l, ieoo' zo'o@' "'e
near Sn,nm,afsf Foreign direct: From oe'oper ~ 4
1878, to Xasat l. 1879, Si37 no f.nr.a 1850
ierces From October 10 ,,erce.' Cosstwis~ From
daer isss. 10 August 1879 iio,p s7 sCf Is
heads ,e,ce:; oa pr SSa,Seads; aa72 iierees
August =. i19oyd.-s,ocks . hand August J., lomv
Mocss so ." staes' 1880 hogsheads; fs7 Rsfce'
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Cx,MEs AND CASUALTIES.



New York, August About 1890
O'Clock this morning the steamer Twilight,
while going down the bay on her morning
trip TO Iron Pier, at Coney Island, ran into
the three-masied schooner Normandy, at
anchor off Bedloe's Island, and sustained
considerable damage to her upper works.
and probably to her machinery, as she Is
being lowed back TO her pier. There were
about $50 passengers on the Twilight.
One man was injured and taken to the hos
piial..
-. The schooner struck the Twilight on her
bow, and was damaged so that she had 10
be lowed to the city. The steamer was
towed to Jersey City for repairs.
jail Broken Open and Prisoners re
leased.
GALVESTON, August "A Ne,cs Hemp
stead dsoatcb saws party Of sixteen broke
into the county Jail there and released all
the prisoners.
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Merchants I'm Disgrace.

CINCINNATI, August 4.-The Board OF
Officers OF the Cincinnati Chamber Of Com
merce to- day, after hearing testimony and
arguments, expelled j. w. Christy, and
suspended II. Newton Christy and Ii. w.
Cobb, Of the late firm Of Christy, Cobb "
Co., grain. dealers operating an elevator
near the Plum.Sireet depot. The Board
also prohibited the ok-keeper OF the firm
from coming on the floor OF the Chamber.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CLAVERACK COLLEGE AND HUD-
~ son RIVER INSTITUTE. at Csyerscs, y.
Y one of the most successful and largest board
ing-schoos I'm the country. Fits thoroughly for
college. Full College Course for Women. Art,
I Languages, aud Music specislities. Fourteen In
siructors; ten DEPARTMENTS. one hundred ana
second wear opens SEPTEMBER 9Th. A veal by
friend of the south and of this school in New York
city offers TO pay all the expenses except sl5o =
wear each for lily sdie. from The South This $3.50
will include Board and Tuition in Academic and
(;Oieee Courses. French German, Latin. aud Greek,
and Piano Music: all In catalogue Tor t4OU year.
For catalogues aud full particulars address REV.
ALONZO FLACK. Phi D.. President. ty o-lt
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ZEN MORE UNIV RSIT \
IN HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA

RI. A. STROBE tMath. Medallist, Y. Val, l'rincipa
and Instructor in Mathematics and Nalura
Sciences. ,.,,t, In
siructor In Greek and Latin. ,,,
wears resident in Parisl, Instructor IN German
French, Italian, and Spanish.
This SCHOOL is strictly preparatory TO the Uni
yersiiy of Virginia. Special attention l. gwen %
teaching students 10 speak the several languages oil
Europe.
Charge for half session, Sl25. Reduction made
In favor OF a ministers son or of TWO brothers.
For catalogues address THE PRINCIPAL.
iy lg-lm
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RALTlMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

Nm
RICHMOND. August 4. 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, IFS bushels. Red, 1912 BUSH
els.
OATs.-102 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. &c bushels very good at Sill
ho nm heels common at Sl.O5-total' li6 Dusbei,,
Red. qss bushels prime Lancaster al si'i9 PA
bushels very good Lancaster at LA 0 "a Du,nes
good Lane isier at Slip; los bushels Jar Ian.
caster at Al OS: 900 bushels common Lancaster AT
si.03; $50 bushtl, damp Lancasler on private
terms: 80 bushels fair mixed at Sl.Qs; ,l6O bush,
els good mixed at s1.10: 90 bushels prime mixed
M Sl.l5; 600 bushels ylry good mixed on private
terms 7s bushels prime Fultz at Sl.l0 ,OlZ BUSH
els very good Fuliz at sl.0e 800 en:hel: good Fn
~ Il d: I,O22 bushels good Fuliz atsl.06 7e4
hnsheIS f,ir Fniiz at 81 O5 80 bushels fair Fuz al
Sio4; 80 bushels fair Faltz at l0s; 900 69.neI,
fair FuItz at 81 .02; 66 bushels common fu'iz al
Al: 346 bushels common Fuliz 1T 9bc. oO busn-
.eIs common Fn!lz at Csc. 424 bushels conn
Fnl,z A. o3c.: 90 bushels common fultz at sQc.
600 bushels very good on private terms-toia', w.
126 bushels. .o. q, h,.hsl.
good al 37c.-total, l02 bushels.
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Norfolk.

MAYOR LAMBS POLICE CAsEs-sUIciDE or A
NEGRO.
Especial telegram 10 the DispatchI
NORFOLK, VA, August 4.-Tbe police
cases OF Mayor Lamb created fresh excite
ment to-day. The Mayor refused counsel
to the suspended officers.
The body Of negro boy named John
Guy was found floating in Bells dock to-
dav. He committed suicide on Monday.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 4.-Cotton steady and aaie. ;
saies 10. ,Jay 264 bales uplands, 3 loc. Or.
leans. IL Ii-loc. Flonr-soathern dull ana htayy
common 10 fair extra, % 25Ns6.zo good 70 cnoiee
extra. t6.25@t7. Wheat about ~. lower, WIN
red, e4e az oil C64. Corn serSc. better and nloae'
rstsly active ungraded, 45a4ssc. Oats, see.
bstter, with light offerings; ssc. for No. y. Hop.
dull and declniag: yearnxs 5ios SGse e. g rS
Tefnlnx. 7L(17nc.; prime, &c. refined nrm anu ia
GOOD demand; standard ~ Vt9iVc' Mo ss.sss
asiet. scarce, aud unchanged. kice In M defate
SSemsnd and steady. Rosin quiet At i.4z1eati M.
Iurpen,ne steady at zoe. Wool stsaiy Win very
unchanged. Pork heavy aud about 2Oc Darfei
snmsr n, ala 45G9si450 Mddles duh, quiet and
nominal; long clear, lac; short clear, sSc; Lara
heayv aud lower, with fair busiaess at tI.oIa@
$3.50. WhiskeY nominal. FreiThls about s'eady'
BALTIMORE.
R.IrIMoRE August 4.-flour dull and lower 70
cell. howard street and western supernne, yz.f2e
Al so: extra, t3.7s@s4.26; family so2oesSo
..S,v Minis supernne. 42.75@ty.50 extra, " 700
ta.5o: family. te@te AS mo brands, tS.I hs;
rd urm western lower and sfc1dyj southern fss
sieesi .os; amber. sl.l2@t.io; NO Maiy snss
siIi: No. q western winter red: spoi. n"SS os
si.tfs@si.o7s; sep'emoer, si'ossesios''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-05
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. August 4. 1850.
SALES-I.000 Richmond city SIS sold at 1851;
10 shares Of Richmond and Danyille Railroad
stock sold at IA; 10 shares Richmond and Danyil'e
Railroad stock sold at 74x; 10 shares Richmond
and DanvIlle Railroad stock sold at 74ts lie shares
Richmond and Danville Railroad STOCK sold al 744;
10 shares Richmond and Danville Railroad stock
sold at TAN; 10 shares Richmond and Danyille
Railroad stock sold at 74t; so shares Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock sold at 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-05
ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nrv yopR August A. Eoen.-StOcks IRREGULAR.
Money on call. 2@2% per cert. Exchange-LOrs,
$50: short 4s44. State bonds dun. Governments
Ereming.-Honey, gas PER cent. EXCHANGE,
4slk@4s2L Governments quiet ana htlh NV nt""
as iO2b: ~ per cents, 1ll4; 4 per CENTS lo9 =
States duh aud nominal.
BALTIMORE.
KrTIuoRE. August 4.-Virginia 6's. consos.
5fi.. second series %: past-duc coupons, 50 new
lO.4O's Az. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-05
COMMIssION MERCHANrs.
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNIrUREEim
IL sfYer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber furni. -
ture In price from e2S 20 1900, nom the oest
mn. nufastortes East nd West. also OF my own
make together with full ine OF Psrlof, Vmss, IN"
Kitchen Furniture. and every article ~ tne ruan-
ture line; also. Cabuet-Aiassr.' suppnes w psr
as. erintton viii duplicate Baltimore prices. TAI
Ties In want will save money BY giving me 81 So
once and warero rms, l4Ss Maln street. NEAR 81
tenth street. WILLIAM pAS'"
X Ism