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\ Fnnkrart XVI rbysician writes:

FrnnkIOri ny. Physician writes:
Some months ago the daughter of one
ct ourpromincnt citizers WAS pronounced
a. hopcless eonsumpiivG.- Sc wls very
much reduced in flesh, terrible cough.
her lIle gradually wasting away. rec
oirmcndcl her to Use r''Dr. Swuync's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry" which
Esc did. IL short time Sac was Tree
from all cough and other symptoms, and
is now rosy and healthy. Price - Goats
and 81 90 4 bottle. or Fix hotties 50.
The large size is tine m1st e,uEu:ai,al
Prepared only by Or. Swayue & Son
Pi'ilai'a. SOli by dr-c=iEs.
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emphasis from tl3 dr-.,l of ever
lasting pm, mi sIL5 Pc SPRING
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FREE TE-gs -.
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The James-River Murders.

Baltimore American, yestcrday.l
Owing to The distory proceedings in re-
gard 10 the man Thomas now lying in
Belair Jail on the charge OF numbering Cap
tain Frank active measures are now being
pursued 10 bring about his trial. Since the
time Of his commitment by the justice at
Havre de Grace there has been no official
notification made to Governor Holiday, Of
Virginia, and consequently, the rcquistion
not being forthcoming, the matter is at a
standStill, and only requires ahdbedS corpus
for the man to 90 free, with the terrible
crime Of double murder clinging to him.
Lately, however, the officers OF PrOtec-
ton Concave, Improved Order HeptasOphs,
of which the late captain was a member.
nave been prosecuting matters in cOniunc-
ton with Mr.. Augustus +. Colbert. brother
in-law of tue murdered captain. This latter
gentleman arrived from Sharpsburg last
night with the mate, Selby, who will be
taken 10 piedmont this morning by Past
Supreme Archon Metzel, Of the Hepta-
sophS. TO declare his case. This gentleman
also went up to Belalr to get the necessary
papers and have them ready to secure the
rvquisilion Immediately.
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Inch clear tbssel. t3l: T. and s-tneh select t25;
select, 500: stock boards. I2-incb. IL, and
feei. s34: u stock boards. 12.inch, ~. IA and
feet, s22 u STOCK boards, 12-nch. ~. IA: abd 10
feet. t15: u stock boards 12-insh, ls feet.
GIT: stock boards. 12.inch. 20 feet. tle:
tss iO,n' ioln sS'i stock tx A. a. ns FEEL
1885,; G 10-inch stock. H., ID. and 10
feet. go; A boz boards. l3 inches ard upward
Val: Il box. IL inches and onward. s36; q box
IL inches and upward s24; ID box. IS inches and
upward. tl7; first common. 6-incb flooring, ID.
AVID ~. s3l second common. 6-inch ioorlng'
ins ioorinr Sineh. selected, sd; clear and Grsi
common. 4.inch. $40: Is flooring. 4.ineh. t2e:
flooring, 4-inch s22; Norway Gear and FIRST com
6.Inch, s25; Norway third common, 6.incb.
t21: narrow common boards fseieciedl -
and NJ. tlt; narrow common dres cd board
t. shin lap. SI5: 10-feet fencing ncofing.
selected, STA; first and second clear. IA anc
16 feet. or l2-feet siding. f1S first common siding
f17: second comnon sidipg. 10: third common
siding. *l1: fencing siding. 20; com mon boards.
and 1s feet S12: No. 2 boards. j 2 to y feet $40.
14- and Inch common boards. S13 first Quality
and lS feet or Ia and 10 feet. $40: 4 inch No.
fencing. $40: Norway fencing. $3.50 timber.
tOst, and scanting IL % feet. 10; 2x4, 10 ana
20 feet long, s10.50@sl2; 20 feet long dimension,
$l2: % feet long dimensigD. s13 "a feet long DIT
mension. xl4: 20 feet long dimension sl5.5O 2S
feet long dimension. SIG: 30 feet long dimension.
2x4-inch culs, all lengths, go: 2x12 and 3x12,
20 feet and over Al extra fancy head and dress.
selected pickets. S22: nai rough plcseis. slp9fl4
lk-inch square pckets. %. q H.. selected, $40 I;
1-inch ba,iens O. &. beveiVd. r 100 linel feet
6jc.: 24-inch uaitens. q. G. or heyeed, 100
lneal feet. 75c.: ~ inch balens. q. g. or bev-
eled, q 100 lineal feet. sac: standard A. good
Shingles. 80 SIS; extra a. choice shlng'es, $3.50;
choice shingles $3.50: extra shaded shingles,
S1.75: shaded A, fair shingles. $3.50; extra star
No. l. good br ,nds. S1.10; NO. common shingles,
n. II
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presented 10 Bishop whittle By the Rev.
Or. Packard, the Kentucky candidate (Mr.
Macresdy) to Bishop Dudley by the Rev. j.
q. Minnigerode, OF Louisville. The can.
didates Tor the priesthood Qhe Rev. +. ID.
Lee, Of Fatmvillc, and the Rev. r.. r. Clai.
borne, OF Greensville) were presented by
the Rev. II. Suter.
The service then proceeded regularly.
The litany sud te.communion service
were said by Bishop Dudley, who examined
and ordained Mr.. Macready, who at the
proper time read the GospeI.
Bishop Wbittie ordained che eight deacons
graduated yesterday, and the two priests
before mentioned.
The Holy Communion was celebrated by
the two Bishops who ordained--the clergy
and theological students present only re-
cciviug.
At the close OF the services an elegant
collation. for guests from a distance was
served by the ladies Of the congregation In
the Sunday-school room. AT it, close Bishop
White briefly and gracefully returded
thanks TO the ladies' for their kindness, and
was followed by few words In the same
behalf from each OF the bishops present.
1t is understood that the pewly-ordained
deacous have been assigned TO duty as fol-
lows: Rev. w. NJ. Clark to Boydton, in
MeckIenburg; Rev +. l.. Goodwin to
Rocky Mount, FRANKLIN; Rev. w. W.
kimball to Cawpbell; Rev. A. 5. Lloyd to
Farmyille; Rev. NJ. i. Logan to st, PauI's,
Petersburg; Rev. G.. j. 5. Mayo TO Hamp-
ton; Rev. w. q. Macready TO Shelbyyilie,
KY; Rev. II. J. Packard to Glover Depot,
Halifax Rev. ID. w. VIM TO New Kent.
OCCASIONAL.
THE above is somewhat late for publca-
ton. but 1t is more correct and complete
than any account we have had or seen.-
DiSpGtch.]
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

EXPULSION OF THE JESUITS FROM FRANCE.
LONDON, July 1.-The semi-ofljcial note
which has been sent by the French Govern
ment 10 the Journals announcing that the
execution OF the anti-Jesuit DEGREES has not
led to disturbance in any part OF France,
and that effect had only to be given to-day
I'VE Chesday) to The DEGREES affecting the
Jesuits, concludes as follows: " The Gov
ernment knows its duty, and Will perform
il with lirmness."
A Paris dispatch TO the Times says /:
"The number OF persons expelled from the
Jesuit chapel here yesterday morning was
thirteen, including one Englisbman and one
Russian, The second Jesuit establishment,
that OF the German JeSuits, is at present
not interfered with. At Laval several Eng
lish Jesuts called On the crowd OF specia-
tors TO witness that their rights were being
violated, and said they would appeal to the
English ambassador. The crowd OF people
which witnessed The expulsion Of the Jesuils
from the establishment In the Rue de Sevres
was almost stupifed By the procedure
employed. la Paris, where the individual
il drowned In the mass, the thing Is less Sc
rlou., but In the provinces 1t Will have lar
deeper effects. France will be divided into
two camps, separated by an unfathomable
abyss. Those only who have lived 10 the
provinces can form an idea OF the effect OF
these oppressive measures. The Govern
ment ought not TO proceed further In this
direction. The country must not come to
look upon the Republic as synonymous with
persecution. Because at present the Re-
public has DO opposition TO fear 1t ought
to be tolerant, for it can be so without
danger. A government supported by the
nation and victorious over all adversaries
commits the greatest blunder by violating
personal liberty under the pretext oil pro-
teciing itself when in no danger. IL is ex-
pected that the Jesuits Will immediately APP
ply to the judges, complaining OF tie VIC.
laiion OF their rights OF property and
domicile, and Praying for an order OF re-
instatement. Pending the trlal OF tne case
the Government Will contend that The
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THE LATEST NEWS.


THE RACKS AT ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BODIES RECOVERED FROM THE srAwsN.
HAkA DISASTERS; THIRTY STILL
MissING-GfORGKC. sTURGIs NOMINATED
FOR GOVERNOR OF WEST vIRGINIA-AN-
NivERsARY OF Tux INSTITUTION OF THE
ORDER OF CHRISTIAN BROTHERS IN NEW
Y0RK-B0AT-RACE of THE HARVARD
AND YALE COLLEGE CLUBs-HEAvY
STORM AT DANvILLE AND VICINITY
BOILEB EXPLosIoH ON A STEAMER;
THREE MEN KILLED AND FIVE
woUNDkD-DEGREE OF IL. d. cox
FERRED ON JUDGE sHEFFEY. OF sTAUN-
TON, BY YALE COLLLGE-ALBANIANs
MATCHING INTO THE CEDED DISTRICTS
THE PARIS JESUIT TROUBLES AND THEIR
EXpULsIoN-THE BRADLAUGH CASE
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS, &C, &C.
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TERRIBLE HARDsHIPs OF RAILROAD
SURVEY PARrY.-A press telegram from
Fort stockton, Texas, states that Major r..
J. Lawrence and corps, Of the Texas and
Pacific railroad after number OF days Of
extreme suffering from thirst in the White
Sand Hills, arrived at PecOs river without
loss Of life. Some stock and wagons were
abandoned at different intervals for forty
miles Those first arriving at the river
went in search Of the others. A number
when found were crazed by thirst, and bed
entirely stripped themselves. They were
found within one hundred yards of the Pc
cos river, drinking the blood Of anma.s
they had slain. Some men were almost
bliud. Arriving at the river they plunged
in head foremost but for the bravery Of
the most experienced large number would
have persisted. The bodies OF Roberts and
Rodriguez were found near the Pccos river
a few days ago with five bullet holes in
Roberts's body and Rodriguez's brains
lying on the ground. They had evidently
killed each other.
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The Christian brotherhood.
TIE CELEBRATION OF THE TWO HUNDREDT
ANNIVERSARY IN NEW YORK.

TIE CELEBRATION OF THE TWO HUNDREDTH
ANNIVERSARY IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, July 1.-The two.hundrodth
anniversary Of the institution of the Order
OF Christian Brothers by Jean Baptiste de
La Sale was celebrated this morning at ST.
Pairick's Cathedral-Cardinal McCloskey
presiding. Right Rev. Bishop McNierney,
OF Albany, celebrated solemn pontifca
mass, and the sermon was preached by
Right Rev. Bishop Gross. OF Savannah.
Archbishop Williams. Of Boston; Bishops
Corrigan, of New York; Lynch, OF Charles
ton, ;. c.; and Bishop COnroy, were also
present, together with some 200 priests.
All OF the Christian Brotherboods in this
city and vicinity were represented. A ban
quet at the Female Orphan Asylum fol-
lowed The services at the Cathedral.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
July 1.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

July 1.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
L,os.-CommOn to good. i4.50lGt6.
LeGC-ConmOn. i650@f7: me'ilum, SSdS9;
good, $40 = sA fine, sl2aSl4; extra fine, $3.50
SIG. , .oo
acknowledgements, 90. 50@S4 medium, 500
$3.50; good, 5000; fine, Sl0aslO.75.
DARK ToBACCO-MANUFACTUB
s4.56@s5: good, $5.S8a s6. o'
Lrnf FiHers.-COmm"n S5ds5 so; medium
$50 $3.50: good, 81 az; 6nc. s9Gsi0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s7.5oatS.50: medium
ss5Oa{9: good. S9.50@sl0; fine, S10@Sll :;
extra sun-cured. s12@15.
BRIGHT o-MANUFACTURiNG.
S,nokers.-Common, s6dSl0; medium, Sl0@
Sl2: good, Sl2@sl6; fine. Sl6@s20
FiHers.-t'OmmOn, S6GfS: medium, S7@S9 !;
good, slG@:12; fine, nominal 49,
WrdDgers.-C Common, 100 81 medium, sl5Q
SIZE: good, s20af30; tne, si0qs3O; fancy, $50
@$75. ,,o1.
Wrappers. UshOgGny-COmmon, Sl2@sl3
medium, Sl5d@ 20; good, s22@S23; fine, s3OG
$40; extra, &f5@550.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand Tor this class OF goods Is confined
principally to good old heayy-bodied Tugs and Ken
tucky River leaf We quote: 49,.
Old lnys, s46t5: Kentucky River Tugs, SlO@
&l2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3dSlS.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July l, 1880.
Country Produce.

country Pfouucc.
BsestnHI: zoe. q n.
B,ttfsr: Prime TO choice yellow, l4Gloe. fair
- corn S heei: Gac a bsshel for country; zoe. for
~ Dr, I'd Fruit: Apples 5a6Hc; peaches. peeled,
s@l2c.: unreeled 4a6c.; cherries, 1Z!.c. q II. ;
blackberries. 6@Sc.
ESGftcrS, f,rne uva-gocee. 45G47c common.
20 85c.; turkey tail, 15c q To-; turkey wing, 1oc.
Tt%2.,nsesd: sI.1o@slI5 p bnshel.
HnV: virginis timothy, sl.074; ;'oycr, $4,000.
patSiseS: irish-Peseh blow. p bushel DID, 75c.
. RPocts-Ginseng 9Oc. p ~; Seneca free of tops,
Id Ear "a Country. 7ls@s'.
Rae: 750s5c 4 uusnei.
SGndc: Prime. sc.
RnLed StTGO: 35M40c.
ffIil05o: 5N55kc. = 70.
Wool: Washed. 40G45c. unw,sled. 27@2Sc.
BURY WOO viii bring from 20 sc. y u less than
above ratsl
Cement. Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement. Rose.dale' $3.50 = barrel; James
hi IN: SgrcdItaral, s@1Oc. busne RockAnd,
fI,l5 GTl.Z5, according 70 Quantity; Jolnter
idnisning), 81 Is Glenn's Falls e5@9Oc.
PiGste-: Lump. "A 10; groun', 80; calcined
plaster. Al. 60@sl.75.
TNr: Large size, s3.zJGSo'oV'
DRY Goods.
prfnts: Merrirrack. t.: Merrimack shifting,
&C: Richmond. 6x,., SCUM brluSe. iC.' atiuc,
Ike: Spralme. So. Sprague Shiri,ng, DC. /,
Uunnel,s, &c; Alen't. 6kc. Mancres,eI. 7fc.
WASHINGTON. ~: Msllery Pink, 7c; Mallory Pur-
pie. 7c.: simpson Mourning, 7!sc.; simpson Grey,
7hc. simpson Black, 71e.; Harmony o1e'' ASH
Bronn Cofions Manchester y A., 5xc.; Man
chester 4 A. A., o.: MANCHESTER "A a. A.
exc: R5cki,ridge !. n. r., 64c.: RccKbrieg A X.
R:6sc; james River 40 o.; Pr asmef is,Ver
RW r Standard A ID. d.. nc; irsniIevilie = X.
r., 7c; GraniteYle "A K. T., g.; Poeahon,as
nne, g.. Conestoga d., 7c.; tonestoys W., sc.
Brow Sheatngs: Peppereil lo'4' soc.; Anuros-
sssaessd Shirtinos and Shestinos: New York
Mills. l2kc.; Wsmsutta, l2Ac.; Dayo, lo4c.
Androscosgin. L., &c.; Fruit OF the Loom, lOc.;
Forrestdale. &C.; Hero "A, &C.; Pelham, S'4e: !:
Quinebang, sSe nope A., yei H.. Ee aJse 49,
'yiinohGm".-Pinnkct, Zoe; White Msnufactnr-
Ing, Toe. KeuiiwOrth. 74c.i Qua berlaad, Isc. ~
Tick -Conestoga A. A., lie. Cohsstsa =, U
A IIc.; Conestoga c. r., l5c.; Consstoga Pre-
MUM. IKE: Concstoga Il. j., lSc.
Shirting Strfps5: Sheridan A. sc'' S"eri-
E,o,oa i;yiiis. Grani,evrs, ekc.; Stark, e)zc.;
Pennere' Ie. &C.: Eockbriige "A. ec:
Dsnfms; Jewett city, lie, Boston, nc. ~
Cotton Pidids: Ottawa, l0e.; Io''oV, ioe'
Old Virginia, g..
Cgaltries. Flat F-ld' o.. PAPER, &c.
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The Turf.
RACES AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 1.-Tbe first race yester-
day at the meeting Of the Chicago Jockey
Club-one mile-was won by VaIleria Lit
tie Nell second, Wait third. Time, 1:47s.
In the second rsce-milc and quarter
Aliundee won; Moscow second, Boswell
third. Time, 2:13s.
In the third race--one and a half miles
Headlight WOO Longtime second, Renown
third. Time, 2:37l.
The fourth was hurdle race-two miles
over eight hurdles-Harry Bishop won /;
Captain Franklin second, Cannon third.
Tine. 3:5S.
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JUNE 3O.-Prices this week ranged az fellows:
Beer Cdttie.-Very hest. 4.c.; good. 44c.:
medium or good fair quality. 34m34.c tnlls 23d
3Hc. rough oxen, Tim steers, &C., 2a03c. q d.,
gross.
Roos.-Very best, 6@6lc.; common grades, &C.,
5kS SIC. n m, net.
SIeep.-Very best 4.c. common grads, ga SIC.
p b.. gross.
Vedls-s2@s6 p head
Mich Cous.-$l2.50@s35 p head
About 1870 head of beef cattle, 500 hogs. and 100
sheer ard lambs on The market. Al grades OF beef
cattle about the same last week. quality consid
cred. except tops They were &c. OF. One pair
of extra good sold at sc. Hogs rather dull and
unchanged some left over unsold. Mich COWS are
low and dull
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MINNEAPOLIS, July 1.-The boiler OF the
Lake Minnetauka pleasure steamer Mary
exploded with terrible effect at G:25 O'Clock
this morning at Hotel st. Louis while the
steiner was on her way to Waysala to take
on board 100 excurSionists. Three men
were killed and five wounded. The steamer
was completely wrecked. This is the third
boiler Of the same manufacture which has
exploded on the Lake within three years.
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Aquatic sports.

THE YALE,HARvARD CONTEST.
NEW LONDON, July 1.-The Yale crew
were the winners I'm the Yale Harvard boat.
race here this evening.
The Yale crew won in az 24". The
Haryard's time was 2j/ o.. The race was
pluckly rowed and hotly contested up to
the third mile. At that point Yale forged
ahead and steadily increased her lead until
she was ten lengths ahead al the finish.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE 2e.-The Niath- Street House sold AZ hogs
each q ads Bfeckinridge- County old leaf at
s7.75 each: 7 hogheads Henry County eat:iBg
iaes at $500, $500, 500. $500 $3.50 20. ana
ana nus al Is, s4.S5. sl.5o. s4.45. and 1925; 4
hog heads Barren county leaf and Jugs at 90 80
tonniy low leaf and lugs at i4.55 and $3.50; 3
hogsheads (irayson. County common leaf at 1923,
s4'95, and S445; 8 hogsbeads tennessee common
10 and hugs at IS so, - 95. aud So 80; hogs.
heads Indiana Jugs at A As, a. %, $3.50, and
AZ OF 4 hogsheads Warren. County low iesI ana
ing Al A go, s425. 4.05. and 1925.
heads Weakley- County (Tennl leaf at $3.50, so4O,
s425: 1 hogshead Weakley-County tTenn.l iugs AZ
IA 90 q hogsheads Meade County leaf AT Fo4Oi
t6. 90 COurier-Jou
rn,ber houses had sales ut like prIcesl
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NEW yOgKIRON MARKET.

JUNE 29-ScOtch Pfg.-The market rules strong
at current Quoiations, with a steady moderate call
for supplies. while imporiatOns have dlmini he'd
American pig-The business Is moderate and In
small lots. and There is no improven' MT In any re-
nave some hlte inquiry. hut u Is impossible 10 suit
buyers IN all cases on deliveries. AVID business is
therefore restricted Wrought scrap l. held with
ra her more s,reng b, with SOME improvement in
demand aud diminished import ATOMS. No. Amer
lean pig Is az .22 to S27; NO. at s22@ f23, and
forge al :2IdSl3. scotch pig at 81 lG9s2 80 for
GlenParnock; $23M$24 for Coltness 81 .60Gs22
for Gar'schcIre; CaTnbrOe az 20.50@S2l: aud
S20MS2l for EgliniOn. English steel rails are
quoted ~ s64@i66, ar d American s'eel at 5000
&67 ~ mills; old rails at 824 a ga 80 for ~"
ana S25 for Il. h. Wrought scrap al S23, OK shin,
and a25d @o6 from yard-,TDuTnDf Of Commerce.
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SALES REpnRTED no SECRETARY.

wHEAT.-W White, Is bushels common oldat 75c.;
so bushels good new al Sl.lO; 25S bushels At
El.ln-total, 32G bushels Red. l6 bushels fair
old Lancaster at sl.l0; "a bushels very. good
new Lancaster AZ sl.l2: 100 bushels good new
Lancaster at SLIP; 200 bushels Lancaster at
SLIP: "a bushels fair Old Fuliz al 81; 26i bushels
very good new Fulz at IL .0S "a bushels very good
old FLllZ at Sl.09; 40 bushels common fuliz ~
Csc: $50 bushels good new FnltZ al $l.O7 90
bushels common new Ful,z 1T 9Oc.: 20 bushels good
new Fultz at Sl.05; lis bushels very good new
Fnltz at Sl.Os: 2J0 bushels good new Fultz AT
81 .O7-tO,al, l,444 bushels.
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NEW WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE 29.-In Kentucky leaf export trade Is mod
crate and the home dealings without much spirit ;
prices -hOw no decided change. seedesf moves out
leaf Is fairly active and firm. The following are
the quotations for Virginia leaf: Bright wrap
pers, common 10 medium, at 15M22c.: good to
line 25645c.: fine To extra fine, 50G7Nc.: smo-
kers, l5@25c.; dappe wrappers, 1920 Tugs,
common 10 good 2%63&c.; good TO fine, ga
&c: leaf, common to good, 5@6c. good to fine,
SalOc. fine extra. l06 l3c., and black wrappers,
lOMI5c
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EOUrtI, of July.

BUSINESS or 'CuANGE IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The Cotton En-
change will be closed Saturday, Monday,
aud Tuesday; the Produce Exchange Sat-
urday and Monday, and the Stock Ex-
change Monday.
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LUMBER MARKET.

~, the Yards trade Is active, and pr1cfs
rule srm. oaotstions for dry pine lumber sh,pge:,
s,b etc. rule As Follows First and second s.sa,
and s-inch, sl5 arst and second clear, Il az.
i ~ iI l,ne s so select, n ~. and 2-!nsb.
AZ: 2r4 clear and select l'osstnsr'' iaSn
ax6 and as select tys; se"s and &.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

JUNE 29.-There is good, steady feeling and
shining order quoted at 7@47Ac., Napbiba at
Ease. Refined at 0isc. for New York. 9,sc. for
Phiadelphia. and e9c for Baltimore. Refined IN
cases at l2A@I3.5c. emit ROudet ueh iayors us
with the following summary Of the business to
day at The oil centres sales United Certificates
(cruGe petroleum. az New YOrk 10000 barrels:
on city, 5s0.0O0 barrels; Bradford. 100000
barrels total sales, 100000 barrels. opened at
kl1lk bid: highest sales az sll34; lowest sales
a, $l.lI4: closed at Sl.llH bid and Sl.12a asked
JOuTa0t If COMMERCE.
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Another Revere storm nj DanvilIe.

DANvILLE, VA, JIly 1.-AnOther severe
wind. storm, with rain and much bail, pass
ed over this vicinity this afternoon, par
italy unroofng the to5acco-iactOries OF +.
V Burton & Co., T. &. Williams & Co., aud
other buildings III Danyilre. Many trees
were uprooted. fences demolished. and
crops destroyed in the surrounding coun-
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yARINE INTELLiG ENCh.
PORT Of RICHMOND, JULY /, 1850.
~

PORT Of RICHMOND, july I, I6bV.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyauoke, Couch, New YorS. mer'
chaudise and passengers. George W. Alien * Co..
agents 90 49,. ..
steamer Ariel. clifford, orfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, AMI passengers J.. Is. 1aihm.
agent.
SAILED.
Steamer j. ". SCHUYLER, H1ncoX, MERCHANDISE
ard passengers. NOrf.ik, Baltimore, aud The river
lanoiugs.
schooner American Eagle. Newloye, granite
pavi ag-b ocks, Charleston, = C.. We sci from Buck
K Christian.
schooner irene Addison, barrels, Soiiok; 'esfel.
Buck & Christian.
CLEARED.
Norwegian bark COLUMBIA, Nielsen. grain to Duh
kirk vessel from Buck X Christian.
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Dcat,s from Heat In New York.

NEW YORK, July 1.--Out OF 1S7 deaths in
this city for the twenty-four hours ending
at II O'Clock to-day 10 were caused directly
by excessive heat, which also accelerated
death in % per cent. OF the other cases.
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The scawanhaISa Disaster.

THIRTY-TWO BODIEs KEVUNLKED.
NEW YORK, July 1.-Thirty-twO bodies OF
the victims OF the Seawanhaka disaster have
been recovered, and all but four identified.
The number OF passengers not heard from
by friends is thirty. Ii all missing be added
to the known lost the total will reach sixty
fWo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-02
GENERAL MARKETS.
pREADsTUFF MARKET.

Irxp sO.-The receipts Of -four are larger, ahu
the market is quiet at quotations The rtcepss oa
wheat continue fair, and 70 day 5000 os,he,s "e ns
offered, which sold az .o7. sl.re, si.a nd 1s.
cnne 4 nrobarIe But little sorn Is coming ~, ana
s5s bushels OF white sold TO day at orc: NVen, .r
= ~ H. In I'VE or oats, bat quotations are lover
,rs nrnInce 4 scarce, aud prices are lower on
.nnnnf ~ The continued warm weather. Gazette