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ny Telegraph.
NEUr NORE

NEW YORK July 20 E0On.-StOcks strong and
buoyant Money on cal, 2621 per cent. EX-
change-Loug. 4Slf: short, Asa. State bonds dun.
Governments unchanged.
ErentHg.-;lOney, 2n2E per cent. tXchanRe,
4S24. Governments unchangej: new o's, iU3S'
az ner ceuts, liz; per cents, 1904. States
nominal.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. July z9.-The POst'S financial ar
ticie says: The stock Exchange markets are not so
active AZ Yesterday, and although The surface OF me
stock market shows snch fluctuations rs Il trading
speculation from day 10 day make. yet the under
current appears to he still strongly bulls the
average OF prices 10 day l. higher than the closing
Than they have been tor a long time notably Denver
and Rio Grande. ~. Paul add Omaha. Nash
Vile and Chattanooga, Northwest and Mliwau-
kee, aud st. Paul. The coal stocks are
active aud strong ut the highest prices re-
Gently maze. The other active stocks have beea
Erie Lake shore, Western Union Telegraph, Wa
bash Pacific Mail, and Kansas and Texas The
Elevated Railroad stocks are quiet. United states
bonds continue scarce i'm The market. and strong as
10 price. Railroad bonds are generally higher ana
we hear OF transfers OF money from issues W. lch
bear a very high premium. and which the whole
world know TO DO choice, of the lower priced
bonds, which investigation shows 10 be gCod, but
which the pubhc at large have not yet begun 10 run
after. In the money market the rates Tor call loans
are 2G12h per cent for tine lOnns 204 per cent,
aud for prime mercantile paper 81 Al per cent.
BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE, July 28.-Virginis s.. deferred,
81; consnle. SIN; second series, %; pasi-due
coupons. eS}t: new ln-40'S. 424. North Carolina
! s. old, IS. Virgina l0-40's, coupons 93.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July 70, 1880
Eountry pr01ucC.


Bsesndr: 20c. = D.
Stttsr: Prime 70 choice yellow, 1920. idf
70 gopu HfGl see bushel for country; zoe. for
city mills.
b,,ea Er,iG The dried fruits have no sale at
present.
fSsGtasrs: Prime nye-goose, 4oG45c.; co'naon'
Z1 s1orseed: slasl O5 y hushel. ooa
Hay: Virginia timothy, 9oc.@sl; cover QUO
Ca Oats: Baed. s5c n 9Oc. eoa
PotatoeS: lrish-PeAch blow. p bushei' DID, 6og
Use. -,e
Roots.-eiinseng e0c Il d.; Seneca free OF tops
I'D lard ID Country. 7l5asc.
Hye: 7J@S5c. y bashel.
E,tmdc: Prime. 15c.
B.fed Stroto: 35M4Oc.
piooI, Washed 40@4lc.; unwssned soc. BURY
wool viii bring from 8 10 &C. g ID less tnan above
rA'e'' Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
c.m,nt: Roseadale, $3.50 q Darrell James
Ri Esde 'G SgqicnIaral. SOLO, q busnel ROskAnd,
si.i5asi.25, according 10 d9anuty, JOINER
idnishing), Sl.15; Genn's saiis' oo@SV''
| DRY Goods.
Prints: Merrimack. 7c. Merrlms 9 sn pitias
10 Richmond, 61e.; south Bridge; &c; fac a
| VsIn,,,,al;s 7c: Aliens. 65c. Manchester, ~.
pahhe1 ;, Dc Malery PINK, 7c; Mallory Pur'
Me- 7e': SIMPSON Mourning, nc; simpson " is
9Ec.: simpson Blsek, 7Hc; Harmony o1c'' AL"
aH RS no. :" coicas: Manchester \ A., 5se. MD
CHESTER "A 4. A. ese;' hG SEX. James ,.ive
h,pae'' .nn Lame, River "A III H., Bsc.i Jame
P Ptd n; Lump. "A rs; gro"nc' 70 'A'ci0o'
plaster: q Leo Go@ si.e. isSsq5ass5o.
Iur s'.n,i,rd "A ID. d., IKE: GranileIil,e = Il
nv; 7e.; Grsaiteye "A f. r. H.; r w s@l
ne &C.; COnsstosa D., t.; CNses'S soc XnSros
5 Bro,o Sheetin0s: Peppefe" io's' 'o'''
eoEsi Eai ivf ShlrtfnOs and ShsstsSs New SSr
Nils isH Y'mssGGi,'y 1 12sc O. me paf Eoca p
Andro:c1ggi9a,c de-. Lee Hero /, De-; Pelh.m, sHc
Sainsssas s Hop sp per-; 30 io4, SIZE
!. &c. security Nipmnket, Zoe, White Msnnfactu
,us, i iVc.; Keuilwortb, 7Se'i eaassraaa' 'aS'
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A Queer strike.
THE wAsHERwONEx OF ATLANTA THINK THEY
ARE INsUFFICIENTLY PAID.
Especial % The Cintinnali Commercial


Especial 10 the Cincinnati Commercial
ATLANTA, Ga, July 27.-The bloody
shin, 70 far ~ Atlanta is concerned, has
per force been burned. The washerwomen
have struck. There il no deciding where
the war will end. Sunday it was announced
from the pulpits Of all the churches OF the
cOlored people that meetings OF the wash
erwomen OF Atlanta would be held at eer-
tain places on Monday and Tuesday.
Yesterday about three hundred met al the
Summer Hill church and discussed the stu
alton. They were all unanimously OF the
opinion that they were insuffclently paid
for washing and ironing. To-day they held
another large meeting OF the same nature,
and tomorrow there Is 10 be another. To
day they decided 10 demand an advance In
pay for washing. and hundreds OF them
have already given the white people fol
whom they wash notice that they want more
money. Some white people have agreed Ia
ii. Others have not.
Information OF the unanimousness OF the
demands OF the striking washerwomen Will
not be made public until in the morning
In this connection IL must be considered
that there are no steam-laundries here, anC
that an army Of about seven hundred color
ed women aud some few white women d.
the laundryiDg OF the entire city, excep
those who hire help by the month. IT vii
Inconvenience citizens very much IL th'
dark princesses Of the tub and soapsud
persist In demanding higher wages,
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NEW York, July 2o.--At 1870 O'Clock las
night Dr. Tanner was suddenly taken sick
He complained Of pain In his stomach ant
nausea, and threw up some thick mucous
fluid. Much alarm was felt at FIRST, for feai
Doctor in his feeble condition. An alcoholic
yapor bath was ordered by the physicians
10 quicken circulation, and secure, II possl'
bile, free perspiration. After taking the
bath, the Doctor spoke OF feeling better,
and after few minutes lay down and fell
asleep. At midnight he was once more
resting quietly, being very closely watched.
At half-past / o'clock this morning DR..
Tanner was sleeping quietly. His condition
was In no way changed. When last taken
his Temperature was % 2-5, his pulse ~,
and his respiration 10. At $3.50 O'Clock p.
NJ. DIR. Tanner drank eight ounces OF min
erpI water much against the advice OF DR..
Miller, under whose care he was at the time.
He was very impatient and restless. He
refused TO take bis bath until the arrival OF
DR.. Gum.
DECIDED CHANGE FOR THE WORSE IN HIS
CONDITION.
New York. July 29.-There was a de-
cided change for the worse in Dr. Tanners
condition to-day. He is weaker than at
any time during his fast, and his eyes are
dnl and heavy. AT noon he was suffering
pain. though he denied the evident TACT.
His symptoms were so alarming during
the morning that the physicians decided TO
have beef-eXtraci, warm water, and brandy
ready for emergency. The Doctor Is much
troubled with wind in the stomach, but,
while making light OF the symptoms,
he says II hiccoughs set in he
will at once break his fast. At
O'Clock this morning three ounces OF
warm water were given him to relieve
pain. Four hours later he again COM
planned, and asked for few drops OF pep
pcrmint, but was refused. He sought re-
lief by pounding his ribs. After return
ing from his usual morning walk he was
given a little ice-water and a small piece OF
ice. He soon after vomited nearly an ounce
and half of mucous tinged with bile. lie
was weak and helpless nearly an hour after
wards. At one time he took warm footballs
TO relieve the congestion OF the stomach by
increasing activity in the blood circulation
de thinks he has caught slight cold. Ht
was asleep when the thirty-second day was
entered upon at noon.
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M rxLEsRAPH no THE DrsPATCH.

COLONEL. J. b. JACKSON NOMINATED FOR
GOVERNOR OF WEST vIReINIA-KaNsAs
eREENBACK CONvENTIoN-DR. TANNERS
FAST; HE APPEARS TO BE DUNGEON.
GREssfoNAL NoMINATIONs-sE RI0Us
FIRE AT BUFFALO, N. Y.-MoB-LAw IN
MoBERLY, MIssoURI-GKNERAL MALONE
TAKEN SUDDENLY I'LL At OLD POINT
TnR RAILROAD WAR AT NEW ORLEANS
ARREST OF A FLORIDA ORANGE MER-
CHANT FOR FoRGRRY-ATTACK UPON VIC
ToRIAs BAND-THE GRAND CoNCLAvE
OF TEMPLARs At CHICAGO-sARATOGA
RAcEs-TExAs HORRoRs-vARIOUs CON-
GREssIoNAL NoMINATIoNs-RRTNFo
MENTs SENT TO rNDIA-FURTHER NEWS
OF THE DISASTER IN AFGHANIsTAN-THE
NEWS FROM BoMBAY-0TBER FOREIGN
ITEMS, &C.
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The Field of Honor.
A SAVAGE LETTER FROM RICHMOND, VA, CALL
ING MAN TO IMMEDIATE ACCOUNT.

ING A MAN TO IMMEDIATE ACCOUNT.
lSpecial TO the Cincinnati CommerclalI
CHICAGO. July 27.-Tae Evening AelrS
Tells OF a practical Joke played upon NJ. ID.
Lee. employed in the United states Express
Office. bv his fellOw-clerks. Lee Is fond OF
the Indies. His tOrmentorS wrote him a
gushing letter and signed 1t 1cllliOusIy
" Miss Ludingion." lie was greatly elated,
and answered The note. The correspond
ence was kept up for some time, and when
Lee expected soon 20 have meeting with
his fair charmer 4 savage letter came from
her alleged father, General LudinSton,"
Of Richmond, Va, calling him to account,
and demanding satisfaction IN duel
Young Lee was almost scared to death:
but upon the advice Of the supposed Miss
Ludingtcn he got ready TO fight the
father. Last night two hacks loaded
with the principals, their seconds, physl-
clans. and friends, including Miss Luding-
ton, who Wa per.onatcd by young man
in female attire. drove TO the vacant prairie
west Of the city. The ground was staked
of. tie lovers embraced, and all was ready.
The two antagonists leyclied their pistol, at
each other. and al Lhe word fired to kill. but
the cartridges we're blank, and the report
was followed by an explosion OF laughter
from The crowd. who could no longer re-
strain their mirth at the success OF thell
Joke. Young Lee, who had shown eooo
nerve throughout, now stood the racket
with the be-. Of grace possible, but he vii
hereafter avoid corresponding with mystic
rious young ladies. TIE police have beer
much exercised over thee affair, and WERE
busy al day trying TO find cut whether
duel had really been fought.
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Tna Di..s,er I'm Arghanistan.

EFFECT OF THE NEWS IN DUBLIN AND LONDON
LONDON, July pa Dublin dispatch TO
the Times says "The news OF The disaster
in Afghanistan has caused the deepest sor-
row and CONSERVATION here. so profound
an impression has not been produced on
the public mind since the first battle OF the
Crimes"
The news has caused great excitement IN
the Uouse of Commons. The Marquis OF
Harrington, Secretary OF State for lndla, Is
exnecled to make Il further statement To-
day. .<O.o
The Standard this morning says: "One
exnlicit and fixed point is that our suprema-
CIV must be signally and effectively vlndl-
Gated and the crushing disaster avenged III
the sight OF Afghanistan and INDIA"
II is not known whether General Bur-
rows himself is saved
The Queen was telegraphed on receipt OF
the news and all the ministers hsd an IN
formal conference. The date OF the attack
Is not given, but it is believed to have taken
place Saturday or Sunday.
THE EFFECT IL FINANCIAL CIRCLES.
The Times, in its financial article, says
| " The disaster has depressed eastern ex'
changes and weakened Indian securities, be
besides causing a gloomy feeling generally
az these frequently recurring troubles IN thu
co,ntry itself or on one or other frontier
tend to shake the peoples confidence in tn,
dependences ever settling down INFO stat
that will not cause anxiety and expense Il
thehome Government"
| EXCITEMENT AND CONSIDERATIONS IN INDIA
The Bombay correspondent OF the Stand
ard saws: "The news FROM Candahar ha
caused immense excitement. and consterna
ltion throughout India. j has been regard
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GnrafOxn Races.

SARATOGA, July 29.-The weather is very
pleasant and the attendance large. The
track was in fine condition.
The first race-three .fourths OF mile
was won by Glrofe; Dan Snarling second,
Susquehanna third. Time, 1:16i,
The second race-for three-year-o one
and three-fourth miIes-was won by Fern
cliffe; Elias Lawrence second, Dawn third.
Time, so /.
The third race-seling race, one mile and
a furlOng-was won By Governor Hampton
Redman second, Terror third. Time. 1891
Tue fourth rsce-frec handicap steeple-
chase, fun course OF two and three quarter
miles-wGs won by Pomeroy; Disturbance
second, Captain Franklin away of. Time,
5.Q0
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NEW YORK pETROLEuM MARKET.

July 2s.-On the easier Creek markets prices
mort trade resulted. sales OF so, 900 barrels refined
for early delivery mt DC. Crude In chipping or.
der quoted at 7C97hr. NaphIha AT IKE. Refined
p1his, and SIC for Batimore. Refined I'm cases
at l2AMl34c. clint Roudetu@h favors US with
the Following from the oil centres sales or
United Certificates (cru6e petroleum. az New
YORK, 100000 barrels; on City. $4,000 her.
res Bradford 275.000 barrels. opened at
o5xc. hid: highest sales az 96zc.: lowest sales at
9lIc closed at 93Ac. bid. Exports for the week,
6,O253S 80 gallons exports from January L, 1907
6f9556 gallons; exports same tisie time last year,
I2hI4A,31O galIOns.-JOurRdk III COmhaerce.
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S~W YOKE
Srw YORK July 3O.-Cottor guirt and steady,
Gales 900 bales; upIands, IL 9-l6c.: orleans.
IL ll.lGc southern flour steady 9p1 In fair In
duIry: common to fair extra. - 25MsG.20; good
10 choice extra, s625@S7. Wh.s-Ninier opened
QAc. better: closed with the advance lost; spripg
in active request for export at lie. advance; un-
ter; closed weak, with The advance lost; unyraded,
43m4sr. Oats l@2'Ic. better AND active; Doc Tor
No. g. Hons dun and )nlnal'y upenase', don n,,
firm: fair to good refining, IaS,sc:,; piiM &C.,
refined stronger: standard A. 9ae 81. Molasses
fair demand. Rosin unchanged aud quiet. 1ur-
pen,inc doll ct 2sh@2oc. Wool quiet aud steady;
domestic fleece, 40@t0c.;, nni,ei, 22@S3e.; un-
stronger and rather qniet at sl4.3l.gmsl LOU
Middes stronger and quie'; lons.eesr' r.. ;sh1r,,
and fairly active at s7.60s 81 62i. Whisky nomi-
nal freighis stronger.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 2S.-Flour easier but without
change, except for PAtapse0 Mills high grafes,
which IRE use off. Wheat--souhern steady; west
err higher and quiet, closing easier southern rrd
Winter red, spot and July. sl.los@sI;ll; August,
IL. O7hMsl OK: September, slOshGl.oSh,
October, alo9@sl09s Corn-son,hern, sa,,er
only Of western mixed ai 40H@42Ac. Provisions
auietIa nj unchanged. Coffee hrm; Rio carsoes Or
binary 10 choice, 1874 &c. sugar firm: sof. lOsc.
Whisky Gull at sl.loh@sl.ll. fre'sh's un'
changed. -
! 49, 90 r,o,,r o,s,or nm, no,
NlNciSSAI,' MY Iy ,rra,n,.r and IN Itch, de-
quotabv Iower' mn's 90 nf n.s M . r.j winter
msn1; NO. ah,p , es%SsT %;,,ed s2a3sc. Torr,
90M94e. oais nrin 40 ni,keu, n o., a. 4 40
quiet No mlAsu 9Vr. foIA s'ru TUE. ", "a houi
Lard irIner a. sIz0' bulh, meas hocnid,rs
lers, DC; rib Tsc Bacon strohysr, snou,,u' :,
&c riD. s'sc sues. ~ ,nInssT,. Wew Or.
W. e1pai , sssa"1 p",.o, wi i,xer. c.,m
mon. So. 9o@s4 so; light, s4'35@'f'73; packing
| LOUISVILLE.
| IortSvtttr. July 90 Flour quie, extra, g.. rs
! 80 1s xtr. ys'o,iv "a OhGfIo5 Wheat dull
ndioy.r NJ sar Corn 9rmer: No. white 2X
anu 1--WE 80 dill. No D wh,te aoc Pork steady
443hc; os 1890 u' a, AZ Tsri far NJ re Hulk.
anu a"a, -, a. s,r aemanJ. ,houiders AZ rib 81 :
16as az :" Ra.on sbonidrrs S5 rib $S rs Sides
a. so. sugsI.cured hams, 4 0.5O6psI 80. Whis-
hey steady at fl.O7.
ST. LOUIE
-. ~ Wn,o.t med HIGHER bnt declined; No.
, red far o2@asc. cash 92sa s2sc. July. ssss
go, go, So iii the Year: No red fall,
eS@S7:co1: o. no. red fail. s2@sSc. Corn lever
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
JULY 2S.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

DARK TOBACCO FOR EAfOhI'
Lugs.-COmmon to good Si.59@S6.
IeGI-CommOn, S6.500S7; medium, sSGS9 {;
good, SI0d$ll; fine, sl2@sl4; extra hne, $500
SIC. o.. H., .eo
$3.50; good, ss@s9; fine, sl0@slO.75.
DARK TOBACCo-HANUFACTUR
Luq FuierS.-COmmOn, S3.50@S4; medium,
LeGy FiUerS.-C Common $685. so; medium,
s6G$6. so; good, $40 So; fine. 80 40.
IPraDperS.-CommOD,s 7.50dSs.3O: medium
ss.5Oas9: good. s9.50@slO; fine, SlO@sll
extra sIifI-cured. fl2G9lO.
BRIGHT O-HANUFACTURING. -
SmOkerS.-COmmOn, sSdSl0; medium, SlOG
*l2; good, Sl2Qsl6; line. SlBMs20.
FIiers.-COmmOn, S6dsS: medium, *7Ws9 ;
Observation-Disclosures, SIO@s1j medium, 81 SO
500 good. i20Qs30 line, Si0@S50: fancy 500
WrGDpers. NshogGny.-Common, sl2@Slo
medium, Slj6@20; good, :22@S25; line, $500
$40; extra, t45GS50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods l. confined
PRINCIPALLY TO good old heavy-bodied hugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: 49,,
Old lugs, S46&5; Kentucky River lu25, slO@
sl2; Kentucky River Leaf, sl3dslS.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

July 2S -American rig shows some little de-
nand. hut an unNillinsness to sell for future de-
livery except ut an advance OPERATES against busi.
ness there i no difficulty la getting late quoted
prices. Scotch pig also favors sellers through
steadily increasing demand and improving GLASGOW
No l American pig Is ~ 1890 S2s; No. at
%23mS2a, and forge at S31mS22. Scotch pig at
ms23.5o for Gartscheirle, and s22Ms22.5 for
Fgiin,on. Fngii,h steel rails ere dnoted at s82
6s63. ard american steel at sROmf62 AZ MUS /;
Old rails at S24 for ~" anu 500 s27 for d. n.
wrought scrap az s25@S26. ex ship, and $3.50
40 from ysrd.-JOuradt III Commerce.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET

JULY 27.-The sales aggregated 1873 hoRsheads.
The Kentucky Tobacco Association sold hogs
heads: | hOgshead Warren County leaf ~ 30 Do;
hogshead Breckenridge-C county leaf at $533;
hogsheads Mead-Comnty leaf aud lugs az SOL y;
$3.50: ! hOgshcad Buren, County leaf AT SfOO
hogshpads Dayiess-C County Tugs AZ $3.50, $3.50;
hogshead HarI-County leaf a. 500 nogshead5
Livingston Comfy leaf and lugs ~ s4.9O, s3eO;
| hogshead factory trash at 500.
The Pickett House sold 20 hogsheads: 10 hoEs.
heads Carroll. County, leaf, hugs aud trash n
sIG.75, $3.50. 1880, sl3, $3.50, Sll.50
$40. $3.50. $40, $40; 10 hogsheads old
trash at 81 80 10 S3l5.-C Ourter-Journdt.
Inthrr houses had sales AZ Ike prices
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Irry oe-Pr1ces Ibis week ranged Is follows:
Bsef Cnttie.-Very test nominal; COOS &C.: me
dunn or good fair quality, 34m3tc: Ouis' 2aep
Sc. rough oxen, INN Steers @c' |'9%o0' " "''
RfIHi ogs.-very best. 6Ha 6kc.; common grades,
NJ SiSeD1-Very best, 3gic common grades, 2}s@
i9mJs.-3,@4l .c. 2 H., gross.
Teals-$3dss {! head:
About l4O head Of beef cattle, 27S hoss ana ~
sheep and lambs on The market. Cattle market iOe1
rabIv active. the supply consisting principally Oh
,neIium aud low grades. No best qddiiiY ON III.
MARKET llogs very linn al quotations. sheep ana
lambs eth remain very dull
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SpauIsh outrage
IN FIRING UPON AN AMERICAN MERCHANTNA,

n FIRING UPON An AMEKICAN MEKUHANIHAN'
BOsTON. July 29.-The Captain OF the
schooner Eunice Z. Newcomb reiterates
the statement made by him to the journal
reporter. when in Boston on his trip, con-
corning the firing upon him by Spanish
war.vcssel, and he is positive that when the
affair happened he was ten miles from the
Cuban shore.
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An Offer from wagner. the Composer

NEW YORK, July pa Boston speclSi
saws: Orchard Wagner, the German COM
noser. in letter to a gentleman OF this city,
saws that were a million Of dollars sub
scribed in America and paid to him, part In
cash and part in securities, he would come
to this country to stay, and would produce
all his operas here and dedicate his future
lie and work 10 America"
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Sudden Illness of General Malone.

NORFOLK, July 29.-Gencral William Ma
hone was taken suddenly and dangerously
i'll at Fort Monroe yesterday, and came to
Norfolk and spent the night. He left Tor
his home in Petersburg this morning, some
what improved.
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destructive storm About Norfolk.

NORFOLK, July pa tremendous gale
and wind.storm visited the truck and fruit
section adjacent to Norfolk yesterday. Hail
stones as large as hea's eggs fell, almost en-.
tircly destroying the vegetables, fruit, and
cranes. The wind blew down barns and
out-houses and did great damage to the corn
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A Rndgef from Texas
knights Tempiar.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE GRAND coScLAvE AT
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, July 29.-Preparations on
magnificent scale have been made here TOT
the reception OF the Knights Tempar at
their Conclaye here, beginning August 10.
1t is known that the procession VIII NUM-
Der from eighteen to twenty-five thousand;
The erection OF the asylum arches and
grand encampment has been commenced.
One hundred thousand invitations to the
grand ball at the Exposition building nave
been issued.
Thirteen hundred and eighty-nine tents
are erected In the camp, and seyeDty-two
hundred people can be accommodated IN
them.
-Four thousand dollars In prizes will bt
awarded for drilling.
Fireworks and calcium and electric ligbii
will be the feature Of each nights ceiebra
t. "a.
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WHEAT White, AIS bushels. Red, ii ,52s bush
CoRS-Mred, 10 bu>lels
PEAS bushels.
RYE.-66 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 80 bushels very good at Sl1j;
4, Ia: g6 bushels common at 81; "a bushels good
AZ II 10; "a bushels common at 9Oc. 90 bushels
common at 75c l96 bushels 0 Sery Socd d a.
caster az :l.OS; 200 bushels very good Lancaster
at sl.l4; rs bushels common Lancaster az 99c;
bushels very good Lancaster at Sll AZ bushels
very good Lancaster at fl.15: 10 bushels prime
Lancaster on private terms % bushels go0d Lam
easier at sl.13 900 bushels VERY good Lancas.
fer al sl15; "a bushels good Lancaster at ~ 10
/ so bushels good Lancaster AT LA 96 bushels
good ZOO Lancaster at SLID "a bushels common
Lancaster at 81 .03; % bushels common Lancaster
al Si.05; 100 bushels good Lancaster AZ Sill !;
| is bushels good Lancaster at SLIP; 302 bushels
good Lancaster at lilo; "a bushels good LAB
caster at S1.12 800 bu,heis very good Lancaster
| atsl.l5: 400 bushels damp Lancaster al si.uS
| 2s6 bushels damp Lancaster at sl.1O; $40 BUSH
| 81. damn Lancaster at sl.OS: 800 bushels very
fG2d a On 9riSas e ~ 9ues
9Oc.; 20 bushels common Fuitz at 95c.; 80 bushels
very good Fullzat:l .0S; "a bushels good Full at
81 .0o: so bushels fair Fultz at BLOB; 100 BUSH
els very good Fullz at sl.0s; 40 bushels good
| FHltz at sl.o6; 40 bushels good Fuliz at s1.07 ;
| 90 bushels fair Fuliz at sl.0j; bushels lair
| 100 bushels common Fultz at S5c.; 100 bushels
prime Fuz at sl.1O: 20 bushels very good fnlz
| NJ Si0s: % bushels prime Futz at 81 10; 1873
bushels fair Fultz at sl.05: 40 bushels fair Fultz
at:l; 80 bushels very good Fuz at 81 2S bushels
| good Fnltz at sl.07; "a bushels good Futz
at Sl.O6; 90 bushels fair fultz at 81 OF
so bushels fair Fuz AT Sl.05; so bushels far Futl
ots1 O3: bushels common Fultz AT 81; 1852 BUSH
eli. good Futz at SLOT $50 bushels prime Fullz al
Al 10: 100 bushels very good fullz at sl.OS l7Z
bushels good Fulrz al s1.oS; $50 bushels prime fnlt1
atsllO 100 bushels very good fuliZ at ~ .oS lIZ
bushels good Fultz at Sl.0S; bushels prime tuii7
at Sl1O: 200 bushels fair fullz at slO2 ~ hush-
| rIs fair Fultz at l.05 as bushels fair fuliZ 81
ii O5 1874 bushels choice Fultz At ~; 20 nusl
els very good Fultzal :l.0S ia bushels fair fult'
atslO5 l76 bushels common tulz at 81 bush
! els common Fuiz at 95c; 22 bushels good tultZ Al
! o0c: $50 bushels FulfZ nj II 06; 100 bushels
choice Futz al 81 90: $40 bushels fair RUIZ al
Al O3-iOtal. s 266 bushels
| CoRN.-NiJed, 10 bushels very good at ODE.
RYr-GG mn shells on private terms.