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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
FIFTH EDITION
Tnk 0ALLOWs
Two mnrdorers hang In wa.,,
ton Yesleraaw

AoshOroay,
WAsHIs'roE, Nov. l9.-Joserh M
erson, alias babe Bedford y "a Y
ward oueenan, both colored. conu,
Of the murder Of George PhiIip m
on the evening Of tbs jtb Of III. M
were hanged here at twenty sva aua
utes Of two O'Clock this afternoon
execution took place within thu Il
Of the jail
After the reading Of the ds,n j
rants, the procession being ~.
headed by Warden Croker and saI
colored ministers, the march 10 tbs
fold was begun, Bedford frst 49,
followed by Quesnan, with i,i,S.o
either side. Mounting the scsSl
prayer, was said by Rev. Mr., stsbI1
colorsd, both men appearing dssr1,,
tsrested, after which several III
were sung. ~
Being asked II they had apvtb,,
ay,they both stoutly maintsi1sJ
innocence Of the csime, and ssid
were willing to die, prese ryino
markabie indifference during tho
proceeding. Bedford smiling tS,"
out. At twenty.six N inutss ~
O'Clock the black caps were mt
their heads and minute lster tbs
fell. Another negro named SAND
was also convicted, but PresideptHI
upon recommendation of the Atto1
General, COMMITTED his sen,eao, IA
prisonEent for life.
THE CRIME.
The murdered man, Gao. p nd
was waylaid in the dusk Of theeysn
while on his way from his store, n,
ceived three or four terribls voI
in the head, and was left fer da,I
When found, shortly after, he was
living, but expired without racovel
consciousness. Suspicion is suac
to Joseph Neverson alias Bedford
his anxious inquiries as to vhq
the victim was dead. Further ina
showed that be had recently been
charged by Mr.. Hirth, on suspicid
committing 4 larceny. Pinu AMI Qql
an we're companions OF Bedford.
They were convicted on the eyid4
Of q fourth one Of the gang, john
who witnessed the affair, but took
part in 1t. Pinn has been sen. to
penitentiary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
The Catholic Fair,

The fair which Is being held in the
City Hall by the St. James R. c. church
for the benefit OF the ST. James male
orphan asylum, will be continued on
Monday and Tuesday evenings Of ne xt
week. The articles will then be chanc.
ed of.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
The New warden

Sheriff Clark, this morn'@cs sst|
ed James HanOe, Of New ,, ."s]
Jail warden. to take the ,is
Doran, whose term EXPIRE ~ho 1
the son Of 3. B. HanSe, co.,, WV
kept q hotel In New CsH'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
rURRAH FOR CHRISTMAS.

oh We have the best goods at low pricos.
Come and see for yourself. Read our list OF
new goods Raisins, currants, prupes, cit
ron, mackerel, cod fish, Cape God cranber.
ries, beans, and hominy new crop Of the
best New Orleans motaSses. Coal oil only 10
cents per gallon, and also the renowned
home made bread, cakes, rolls and rusk OF
Mrs. Morley. Fresh tomatoes and corn, and
strictly pure cider vinegar.
CHANDLER h CO.,
Z. Third st., todd Fellows Hall,)
l:193t Wilmington, bel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

Now is the time to get your pictures
framed for the holidays, before the
rush, at No. 4O5 Shipley street, 25 per
cent. lower than usual price for those
that bring this advertisement. Harry
Yerger.
Remember when you want a picture
Of yourself or any of your family, go to
Beecher's gallery, 3l5 Market street.
60 to the Western Hotel Fourth and
Orange sts., on Saturday evening for
your oyster soup lunch.
600 lbs. Of fine cigar wrappers for
sale cheap, at Chapman's, Fourth and
Shipley streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

A prayer and testimony meeting,
commencing at eight o'clock, will be
held in the Household of Faith church
next Thursday evening. A collection
for the new church will be taken.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
Phoenix ACltVes,

The PLnnix Active Association will
give their fourth grand annual ball in
Webster's dancing academy on Friday
evening December Oath. The Actives
promise that this shall be the best Of
all the balls they have ever given.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
One mG th Q Post.

Only ole prisoner, Frank McGarvey,
was whipped at New Castle this morn
ing, and Sheriff Clark swung the cat.
This is TIE first prisoner chastised by
the new Sheriff. McGarvey got 20
lsshes, and took them without COM
nlaint
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MRgtntrcle Coles Court,

Mary O'Donnell was given hearing
before Magistrate Cole last evening on
the charge Of using abusive language
toward Annie Wardell. A fine of so
cents and costs was imposed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
sale Of Racks.

C. F. Thomas & Co.'S. auction sale of
books and fancy goods, will continue
this evening at stidham's auction
rooms. Be on hand and secure some
special bargains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
OAK HALL. PHILADELPHIA.
Worth
Knowing.

llclc Is d place Ill MD
delphia where a stranger
may buy his clothes, and
tare as we'll as if he knew
the whole city by heart; and
| if he knows nothing about
the value of cloths, or ,of
clothes, he is as we'll off, as
if he were a good judge of
both.
The reason is that every
thing to be found there is
made there-made and sold
under a system which rarely
allows mistakes to occur,and
which corrects them, if they
do occur.
OAK HALL is the place 4;
and its practice may be
summed up in a few words.
If you get there what you
don't want to keep at the
price, you return it, and get
your money back.
This means a great deal
more than appears on the
surface. 1t means that you
are not going to get what
you will not want to keep at
the price,il the merchant CAM
help it. 1t means that thel
clothes you get there will be
of honest cloths, honestly
and that they will
cost you less than as good
clothes can be got for else.
where. 1t means that they
will be every way better
your money than you
can get elsewhere for the
same money. (
If it means anything less
than these things-if it means
poor cloths, trimmings, cut
ting, sewing, or in any way
dishonest or illiberaldealing;
the return Of his goods will
plague the merchant, injure
his credit, and dissipate his
trade.
If it means these things
if it means liberal and hon.
dealing, valuable and
clothing, ease and
safety in getting it, OAK HALL
is the place tor you to go to,
or to send to; and it is worth
your while to know how you
can send, ifitis inconvenient
to go.
Write, say what your oc-
cupation is say what sort Of
use you intend to make of
the clothes you want,whether
for everyday wear or 9TH
erwise ; what color you pre-
Ter, or what color to avoid );
say 2.Oout what you want to
Fay say everything that
you think may aid a stranger
in choosing for you. You
will get in reply samples OF
cloths and prices Of whatever
you want made from those
cloths. You will get also
the means Of having your
taken by an unSkil-
full person.
There is only one diff
Guilty left. Somebody has
got to take the risks of the
dealing for there are risks.
Send your money along|
with your order. That GOV.
ers the risk as to your good
faith. We risk everything|
else the fit, and your salts
faction every way, |
Our trade by mail
amounts to half a million
dollars a year there's no
reason why it shouldn't,
amount to five millions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

DR. KLlNE'S GREAT NERVE RE.
- STORER Is the marvel Of the age for
ali nerve diseases. All Ats stopped Tree. Send
o8l Arch st., PhtiRda., Pa. l01tdhwly
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Pekin Cords, Pure Woo.

One case only Green, Navy, Gem
deOfme, Plum, Wine, Bron2s, So cents
per yard, the greatest bargain in the
market ; controlled only by US.
u. WoRRELL, Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

NEW, ALSO ACCOMMODATING @.
~ ". McClenachan Il Bre. respectfully
intorm the public that they have opened
neat and provision store at No, 222 West "a
street, and, having Il years experience in the
ton to their customers Goods Will be deliY
cred Tree Of charge at short notice. All orders
win receive prOlnpt attention, 1l2Q.A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20
new ADVEBTIsEMENTs.

NOTIOE.-THE MEMBERS =, 1 MA, n.
~ OF Jefferson Lodge, No. 2. 5SeS
l. D. o. 7 are requested to meet =, - -
at their hall on Tuesday alter
noon, Nov. %, at 80 O'Clock, to attend thu
funeral Of tLetr late brother, Richard X
Jones. p q. The members oil the Order gen
orally are invited 10 attend. lnterment a
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery. by
I, oder OF the Lodge.
ll202t SIMEON BARDSLEY, n. q,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

SCOTT NJ. E. CHURCH, Seventh and Sprr zee
streets, Rev. Philip Rawlins, pastor. Pre- ,rh.
ing at 1870 a. m, and IA p. IN. Prayer meet
ing at p. IL.
ST.. PAUL's NJ. E. CHURCH, Mark =. vtre.+
above It'll. Preaching at 1880 a. u and 70
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, ,.n sweat naor
Orange, Rev b. T. Moore ,ootor ServIce At
1890 a. IN. and 7-5O p. ~ P"'''-'
ID IL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

ST. JOINS CHURCH, cor oil Market street
and Elliott avenue, Rev. T. Gardiner Littell
rector, Rev. L. g. AlcOrn, assistant. Services
at 10 30 a. H., ana 4.0Op. Ia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Fourth and
French streets, the Rev. X. b. Cook, pastor
Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 7.3J p. IN. Sab.
bath schools at a. m. and Up. IL. Pastors
Bible class at Up. In. All arc invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

r OsT.-A GOLD CHARM WAS LOST
IL at the Norma ball 90 Friday evening,
having J, &. +. cut in the stone. A suitable
reward will be pail Tor its return to the Re
publican office ll2Dtlt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

TRINITY CHArEL, Protestant Episcopal
King and 9th streets Services tomorrow
sunday 2lEt inst, Early celebration Of the
Lords supper at O'Clock. Morning Prayer
Lttany az 1879 O'Clock. Evening prayer
and sermon atg7 O'Clock. the seats at the
evening strv &c. and all week day services
are open and lrse. And at every service the
usher or sexton will gladly show all comer'
to seats,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

su, WIN. T. Pott<., pastor. Prayer mee;;.
ing at Q co a. ID. Preaching 1920 m. and
Ia n. m, General love feast at ESQ p. IN
pTotracted meeting will commence In the
evening and continue every evening except
Saturday.
TEMPERANCE MEETNG.--The Women :.
Christian Temperance Union hold religious
services opposite Rosendale PARK every sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-20

UNION AMERICAN N. Z. CHURCH, French
street between 18th and 18th, Rev. George K
Miller, pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. NJ, and
7-3p p. M. Sunday schOo! al p. LII. all are
welcome.
, 1880-10-27
TIE e G A NJ s.
ST THOMAS STATION.

New York, Oct. t5th.-Paris news states
that President Grevy has fixed the ninth of jan
uary next as the date on which the municipal
elections are to take place.
According to a Paris despatch to the Times
reports received from the projects In the depart
ments recommend enforcing the March DEGREES
against the Unauthorized religious orders stimuli
taueously in order to avoid prolongiug public
excitement on the subject until the elections are
near at hand.
The libel suit brough. By the French War
Department against NJ. de Woestyne, ajournal-
ist for publishing in the GaMtois an article ac-
oasing Lieutenant Colonel Jung OF communl-
eating to Germany intelligence respecting the
mobiliza ton of the French army, has resulted
in favor of the prosecution.
London, 15th.-The w. I. & p. Telegraph
Co.'S second repairing ship, the "Duohess Of
Marlborough left London yesterday for st.
Thomas.
New York, 10th Oct.-Despatshes from
Scutari report that the Albanians are prepar-
ing to resist the surrender of Dulcigno by
force of arms. 1t is however confidently ssser-
ted that Ria Pasha Is master of the Situation
and nothing serious is appreheDdsd,
The Cathedral of Cologne was ofholauY
, 1880-10-27
THE FALL OF M. DE FREY
CINET.

No n in France seems to doubt,
and we see no reason for doubling,
that NJ. Gambetta has once more dis
missed and remodelled, a French Min.
istry. Of course, he is censured all
through Europe for his act, and the
censure may be,-we greatly fear is,
well deserved, but the form of fhe
censure is a little ridiculous. NJ.
Gambetta is accused of Exercising q
dictatorship" "Cesarist conduct" and
and even of "despotism", and the
French President and the Chamber
are alike commiserated for their
hard fate in being compelled to sub
NIT to such caprices. Most of this
abuse is beside tho point. N. Gam
BETA is neither Caesar, nor dictator,
nor even President of the French Re-
public, but only a politician who has
won, on many points most d~eservedly
the confidence Of the French Demo
cracy. 1t is they who for the mo-
ment give their orders through him.
His single claim to turn out, or APP
point, or influence Ministries is that
he is able to pursuado the majority in
the French Chamber that such action
is wise, while his mode of action, is
strictly constitutional. He persuades
the Ministers who agree with him, or
follow him, to send in their resigna-
tons. His ascendancy, extraordinary
as it is, is not derived from his office,
or from any terror he inspires, or
any corruption, but solely from his
services, his eloquence, and the conf
dence of his countrymen that there is
in him a force which may one day be
necess ,ry to France. His powers
may be overrated, OF the confidence tn
him misplaced, but the influence NJ.
Gambetta exercises is in the strictest
sense legitimate. That he ought,
upon any known theory Of Constitu-
tional Government, to assume the re-
sponsibility of the sway he exercises is
u%ndoubted, but he does assume it in a
way, though he does not take the Pre-
miership and if the Chamber thinks
him most useful as a yelled force, a
sort of Grand Referendary to settle
when Ministries should disappear, it is
hard to say that the majority have no
right to continue to support him in
that position. Sir Robert Peel once
nearly held it, and Mr., Gladstone
might have taken it, and the existence
Of the Presidency in France as a legi-
Innate object of ambition alters many
of the constitutional conditions. That
N. Gambetta misjudges Frenchmen
when he thinks that he can find agents
Competent to the work who will long
let him rule aft er this abnormal fashion
we acknowledge most frankly. He is
seeking the impossible. He will never
md better agent than nj. de Frey
cinet, who was his own man, who
owed everything to him, and who
vas at one with him upon most car
dlnal questions of pc Icy, and even M.
9 Freycinet could not bear the posi-
non. He felt that, being Premier, he
, 1880-10-27

n WOULD beg to intimate to my
friends and to all persons who may
require my attendance to apply at an
aarlv time, it being my intention
shortly to leave here on a profession
al visit for an indefinite period.
ST, Thomas 23rd October 1880.
JAS. GORDON.
, 1880-10-27
CHRTSTIANSTED ST. CROIX
Wednesday the 9th October.

The s.. Thomas Porto Rico cable vas repair.
ed on Saturday and the Grdppter has since re.
sumsd her work off this port.
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pnper.Makersin Council.

SARATOGA, July 2S.-The American Pa
per- Makers Association began its third an-
nual session at the Grand Union Hotel this
morning. Abbut 100 members were pre-
sent.
In the absence OF President William
Whiting, the First Nice.President. Wei
liueton Smith, OF Massachusetts,, took the
chair and made few remarks on the pre-
sent condition of the paper trade. He said
the advance in the price OF paper since tue
last meeting had come from the eXsraordi.
nary demand for paper caused by the gene
raj prosperous condition OF the country,
which had stimulated production, and this
in turn had caused Il great rise in paper
stock and chemicals used in its manufac-
ture, which had increased the cost OF ma
king paper more than the rise in prices. lie
stigInatiZed that attack OF the press on
paper manufacturers on this rise as mali
cious and uncalled for.
Reports from divisions were called for,
but none were forthcoming.
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BY TELEGRAPHT TO THE DI1PATCH

HEAVY LOSS FROM THE BURNING OF A
SAW. MfLL-OUTRAGE UPON A LITTLE
GIRL AT ENsDUR G-sARAToGA
RACEs-TERRIBLE HAiL.sToRM IN NOR
FOLK coUNTy-A MANCHESTER Roy WHO
ESCAPED FROM GYPSfEs NEAR NORFOLK
TELLS THE STORY OF HIS CAMP-LifE-
DIR. TANNER ENTERS UPON Ills THIRTY
FIRST DAY OF FAsTING-DEATH OF A
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN IN MIDDLETOwN
tPA.) FROM BYDRoPHoBIA-THE AMERi-
CAN PAPER-MAKERs' ASSOCIATION IN
SESSION AT CONGRESSIONAL
NOMINATION IN MiSSUURI-NO SITE YET
SELECTED FOR THE YORKTOWN MoNU-
MENT-A BRIGADE ANNfHlLATED AT
CANDAHAR, 1NDIA-T.OUBLES OF Gu
BAN GENERAL AND HIS FOLLOWERS AT
TURKS IsLAND-THE GOODwOOD RACES
INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF HOW THE
PRINCE IMPERIAL WAS KILLED BY THE
ZITLITS.
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The YOrktOwn Monument.

FORT MONROE. July 2S.-The Yorktown
Centennial Commission, consisting OF Sena-
tor Johnston, Representatives GOodo, Of
Virginia, and Davis, OF North Carolina, and
Governor Holiday, accompanied by Colo
mel TaDb and Major Lee, OF Hampton. and
others. left here this morning for York
town on the steam-yach; Monroe. which
had been placed at their disposal by Cap
tain Campbell, quartermaster. Some tire,
hours were Spen; IN looking over the
ground, but the site for the proposed monu
ment was not definitely selected. On re-
turning this evening salute was fired from
the fort i'm their honor.
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sEytRr usr,sroRMIy THE coUSTY-RoMAN.
TIC STORY or Az ALLEGED cHEsTERFIELD
BoY.TRAMP.
rs.e.i.i t.ienrnm 10 The Disratch.l

syvtRv u.tr.sroRM IN THE c0USTY-RoMAN.
TIC STORY or Az ALLEGED cHEsTERFIELD
BoY.TRAMP.
rspecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NoRFolK. VA, July 2s.-A terrific hail
storm passed over The Bowers's.flili section
OF Norfolk county this afternoon, destroy.
ing growing crops, prostratiug fruit-trees,
and damaging buildings.
The hailstones were the size OF lien.cggs
and forcing their way into dwellings in.
jured and ruined considerable furniture
Messrs. j. +. Baker, r. X. Furguson,
Thomas Kahn, and others suffered consid.
erably.
A white youth, who gave bis name az
Samuel Wright. applied at the police sta.
ton last night for lodging, and this morn.
ing, upon being questioned before Mayor
Lamb as to his former life, states that he
was the son OF farmer residing in Chester
field county, not far from Manchester, and
that about two years since, while he was in
the neighborhood OF Richmond College, he
was seized by gypsies and placed in a
wagon, and his limbs tied and carried of
with the band. lie states that for the
past two years he has travelled in
various localities with the gypsies,
and no opportunity Of escape presented it.
self until few days since, when he was
sent on an errand from Pocasin Island
where the bund is enr1mped, and made his
way to the schooner Pryor, which brought
cargo to {. l.. Upshur Il Co., in Ports.
mouth.
The boy gave the names Of several peo.
pie who reside in Manchester. Mayor
Lamb has telegraphed to the Richmond au
thorities to ascertain if the boys statement
is correct
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. July 2s.Cotton quiet; sale; ait
bales uplands, ! 0-I3r.; Orleans. IL Ill Ice.
Southern -four steady family active; common 70
az o ~ tnrny 9uIly IT, and w1nt"r
"a lc better: moderate export business: ungraded
9Cc.msl O73. Corn s@lc. better aud fairly active;
ung raded, 450f8c. Oats a shade better and fairly
active; No. 3 33kc, Hops dun and nominal.
Rio. l2l,G l5Ac Sugar stronger fair TO COOL re-
hning, 7 ll-l6@7bc.: prime, &c.; refined firm
s,!ndard a" 9Ac Moasies steady and gniet.
Steady at ii 4O@Si47H Iurpeniine steady at zoe.
Pork without imporlan, change, closing steafy.
Wool firm aud very quiet; dOme-tic fleece, 406e
Soc: pulled, 22MjUc. nwaSbed, $50 SIC:
IexaF' lse35c: Middes very s'r2ns' iong ceas,
10 AND n sci led. closing firm at S7.5Oms7 30,
Whisky nominal. Freighis stronger.
y,,r,,,,pp
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. July 27.-FIour steady AMI firm ::
Howard. Street and western supernne, sS@ 1915 (;
ezra, siGs5: family. s5.5OGS6.25; Ciiy Mis-
snn.rane Aa6ks 20. ,Ntrn si6s4 10: family
S6 25mt6.75; Rio brands, S5S7MS6; Phapsco
family $40. Wheat--Sou,hern slssdy' western
si07L: amber IN iOatl. Ia: no / Maryisnd
nominal: No. 2 western winter red. spot aud july
4 oos'6si OeI: Augnst, u. O7.M:I O7I: sep
ienber. : i. O7SSti ON October Al OsSdll Osi
Corn-souihern quiet: western lower aud dull;
south,rn while e. 55c. yellow nomisal: Oats scarce
and drmer Mess-pork. sI475. Bulk- meats. loose
Sh"uId r. SIC clear-rI6 Sides ia re: packed,
5AMeAc BicOn-Shoud 6ac.; cloar.rib sides,
aud strong Rio e,rgoes ordinary To- choice, 1870
l6r; sugar o eaSi.r sS,' o Ioc' "hl'Se'
quiet AT sllo*@fl'ii' fiegnS h'h'
rINr,NNArI
80 c., ~,
CiScINNATi July 2si-fl2ar lni. ana ,ower
family, new, t4.o3@t4 % old' sod so2o isncy
80 3O@f6. Wh"at sleanE No. feu winter, 'Zp
9ic No amber BUBBLE Corn easier No.
mixed 4nc. oas scarce ana hria No. z mixel.
and lower To sell AZ 81. Bulk meats quiet; sbOul-
ders' PC m rs; bacon VI ,Hi' V,, snou
dsfs, Dc, Up az, 49, an h., W HSsI
snn nm q. H. a,iya md ny, ~. -, !,
Wv si,I.sr a., yW,h, a. 7Snsi. nactIn,, a. %
lI.,' ~ =, J,, az iIrasa 'T'''''"
Wfo'io o"'che's s''i"efF''''
LOUISVILLE.
IorsyIILy July 2s.-Flour In fair demand :
exirs A325mt2 IA: choice 10 fancy, 80 s625
Nheat weak at s569Oc. Com steady az 42HG43c.
oats quiet "A, soc; fofk buoSant al ~. Lari
fairly active ana SHADE blgh.r al ISc' Bnlk hleit -
ia fair demand; shoulders, 20 ros, $50 sldes.
I'd Has? ma" hams swgsr'cnie1 icSa ic
key active and hrm at :l'o1.
ST. Louis.
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July 26.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-C OmmOn 10 good ai.50@i6.
LedC-CommOn, S6.5OMS7; medium, 5000
good : 10 81; fine, Sl2@Sl4; extra fac, ! 5G0
:lG.
SfeDming.-Common, ;3M:4; medium, SEQ
$3.50; good, sSGs9; fine, Sl0@Sl075.
DARK TORACCO-MANUFACTU
lag FitterS.-Commcn. s3.5O@S4; medium,
81 50GiiJ good, Sj.5OdS0.
Lenf FiUerS.-Conmon S5mS5 80; medium.
$50 $3.50; good, Sta IS; fn". s9Mil0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s7.5OMss.50: medium
se.50as9: good. S9.50MSI0; fine, s1O@SIl
extra sun-cured, il2Ml5.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MASUFACTURISG.
SmokerS.-Common, ssGsiO; medium, 500
Sl2: good. Sl2M*lG: hne $IGMs20
Fuiers.-tOmmOn, f6dTS: medium, S7Mf9
good, ? l0Glsl2; fine, nominal
IyrGDDtrs.-C common, SlOMSl : medium ~ 5@
$50 good. S2Odi 30; hne, i40CGi5O; fancy, iGt
Mi7j.
WrG0Ders. NehoGGRg.-Common, Sl2@sl5
medlGm. :l5d @20 good. S22@SZ5 fine, 1904
$40, extra, Ss5NS50
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
p1nrlDally to good Old heayy-bodied lugs aud Ken.
tncky River leaf We quote:
Old lugs, S4@s5: Kentucky River lugs, Sl0@
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3a$ls.