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failed. tho Commissioner says, to make prop
or fcs"rals' md consequently tue assrssment
or taxes has not been correct. Through tlts
1ncorrccttcas tic private bankers Of New
York have fatfct to pay sl,o0o,ooo Which
probably be compnlloi to pay. Tho private
bahkers Of Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore,
and pther cities also owo tho United States
considerable sums.
CArr. MctiRATti' the County Agent. ms
fdfliIs'lou nus report Tor tile fiscal year. IL
SLOWS that dtlrtng that time 7,oo9 nppIlch-
lions Tor feI1et Hefo made tn hIn1. VI thesc'
S.'A were alsapproVed by Tic visitors, Ws
were not vt home when called on. anu as'
were not found Mt their alleged residences,
wns, therefore, ISIS. Tile expenses Of tho
County Agents office for the year amounted
to S77,GG7.
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, 1881-09-15

failed. tho Commissioner says, to make prop
or returns, md consequently the assessment
of taxes has not been correct. Through this
incorrcctncss tho private bankers Of New
York have failed to pny Sl,000,00o which
they ought to haye pail. md wll1cl, they Will
probaby be compelled to pay. Tho private
bankers Of Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore,
and other cities also owe tho United States
considerable Sums, -.
, 1881-09-15

sIIaromator currccked for temperature elevation.
and Instrumental HrFtft.
Mcnn hnFDM0tar. -9.Hts:
AinRt ttGrtu1IlatAr. tia
3ipnt humidity, HI7
Highest temperatures. 1Ih.
Lowest temperature. III. .-- -....-.-
uESElLAL. COMBINATIONS.
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RnrntOgn Races.

SARATOGA, July 22.-Tbe attendance to-
day was not so large as on the previous day,
owing to the threatening weather which pre-
vailed in the forenoon. The track was in
excellent condition and the betting fair.
The first Tace-S300 purse, three.quarter
mile-re>ulted: Valparaiso first, Foster Sc
cond, and Linchpin third. Time, l:lj{.
In the second Tace-purSe $500, Is mile
Ripple came in first Saunterer second;
May Anderson third. Time, 2 $50. Bruno
made most OF running. and led to the
head OF stretch, when Ripple came away
aud won by three lengGths. Saunterer beat
Mary Anderson head for second place.
The third race-malch race, half mile
was won by Vampire by two lengths, he
not being touched by whip or steel, while
Ida was punished from the seven furlongs
to the wire. Time, 494.
The fourth race was selling race, one
mile. The pools were: Duke OF Montrose,
$500: Charlie GOrham, 5000; Valera and
Baby, 500 each; John Harper, $3.50; the
field, Sgj. The Duke Of Montrose won by
three length; Knight Templar. second;
Rob Roy, third; Charlie Gorham. fourth;
John Harper, NTH; Jupiala, sixth; Baby,
seventh; George w. Dlrden, eighth; Val
leria, ninth, AscendPr, last. Time, 1:423.
French pools paid Sl5.60.
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OutIaWry In ArkanSas.

THE TROUBLES AGAIN ENtwED-ASSASSINA-
TON OF AN EDITOR.
LITTLE ROCK, July 22.-The outllw trou-
bles i'm Perry county have broken out afresb.
II VIII be remembered that few weeks
ago Judge Harris and j. l.. W. Matthews,
editor of the FOurche valley Times, were
ordered by a "Select " band II outlaws 10
leave the county. Affairs bad reached such
q crisis that Governor Churchill sent GEN
eral Newton, commander Of the State mill
tia, TO the scene to institute an inycsliga-
ton. A truce was temporarily Effected,
which was broken last night by the cow
ardly assassination OF Mr.. Matthews. A
special TO the Gazette Of this date from
Morrilton SAYS:
"A messenger from Perryville arrived
here at Daylight this morning for doctor
TO attend j. l.. w. Matthews, editor OF the
F0urche valley Times, who was shot last
night at 8 O'Clock in front Of his office.
Eighteen buckshOt took effect in bis left
side and arm. Mr.. Matthews and his clerk,
who had been out to the well for water,
were returning to the Office, the clerk
leading, and on The eve OF opening the door,
Matthews being just bthind, when the shot
was fired, and Matthew's fell. A man was
seen running off that could not be recog'
nized. Notice was left at the residence OF
Judge Harris advising that gentleman to
leave the county"
Later dispatches announce the death OF
Mr.. Matthews.
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CELERY
As A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT IT.
NEIERX
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE
HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS,
INDIG ESTION, SLEEPLESSNEss,
AND PARALYSIS.

Ce,erv has only come into public notice within The
Last few years as a ntTvine, but scientific expert
IDents and experience have proved beyond doubt
that Il controls nervous irritation and perOGlc ner-
vous. and sick. headache to a marked degree.
Brown Sequard says That Celery contains more
nerye-fOod than any other vegetable or substance
found in pature Celery was first discovered ana
used as a neryne by French physicians about 1867
But combination of the EXTRACTS OFCElERH
AND CHAMOMILE, which has been but recently
introduced 10 the profession and the public by my
self has produced such marvellous results In curing
nervousness and headaches, and especially nervous
and sick headaches, neuralgia, paralysis, indiges-
ton and sleeplessness, that It has excited public
attention and newspaper comments, ard many ply
sc,aus have tested the merits Of The preparation
with the best results, as quoted below from few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
"Dr. Bepson's preparation Of Celery and Chamo-
mile for NERVOUS diseases, IS The most important adj
diiion made 10 the mateTia medca in the last quar-
ter of a century, DR.. j. W. j. Engfer, OF BdVt'
more.
" mr. Reuson's pills are worth their weight IN gold
in nervous ana SICK heautcHe Ut Il H. Dun
ter, If Baltimore ~
..These pills are Invaluable i'm nervous diseases
DR.. Hammond, cf Neto York
DIR Benson'- pills for the cure Of neuralgia are
success. Dr.. q. p Holman, U Chft@t'"SD"Tg'
Va.
These pills are a special preparation only for the
cure of SPECIAL diseases named and for these They
are worthy of trial by all intelligent sufferers
hey are prep red expressly TO cure scS-headache,
nervous. headache, dvspeptic headache, neuralgia,
nervousness paralysis. sleepiessness. and indiges-
ton, aud will cure any Price, so cents Post
age free sod by all druggists. Depot, 100 norm
Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md. " Z5-eodl"
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The Reunion atlurnY.

THE BLUE AND TIE GRAY FRATERNIzlNG.
LURAY, PACE COUNTY, VA, July 2l.-The
excursion Of Captain Codwell Post, No. pol,
q. A. r., OF Carlisle, TO this place to-day,
was an occasion Of great interest, and drew
out an assemblage OF between 1900 and
1000 people. The Post brought 100 men,
bers, handsomely uniformed, headed by the
Carlisle brass baRd OF twenty pieces. The
Post was commanded by Captain w. +.
Miller, and the eXcursionisis accompanying
numbered $50, principally from Carlisle,
Neville, Sbippensburg, and Chambers.
burg. The train arrived at l0:30 A. NJ.
The eXcursionists INDUCED in warm eX-
preSsiens over the splendid scenery OF the
Luray Valley, as we'll as the rich farming
section between Front Royal aud The Poto-
mae river. Another train quickly followed,
bringing several hundred eXcursionists from
Hagefslown and intermediate points. On
arriving at Luray the Post and eXcursionis's
assembled In front OF the huge restaurant,
where an address Of welcome on behalf OF
the corporation authorities was delivered by
DR.. J. II. Smoot, mayor.
This was followed by an address OF well
come on the part OF the eX CoDfederates by
Captain Andrew Broaddus, who said in
substance: "Thanks to the ruling OF the
God OF battles, we meet to-day IN peace.
We who wore the gray are here to greet
YOU who wore the blue with a cordial well
come, and together to bury in the grave OF
oblivion whatever remembrance OF our in-
ternecine war that may yet linger in any
mind"
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Jolly % The following are The quotations;
rAnu rnn Acc. ns.r. r.1 eonr

July 22.--The following are tbe quotations;
DABK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
.Lugs.-.t,ommon, .s3.5o@s4; medium, $4,000
80 GOOD, $50 $3.50,
LsaE-t)ommon, s5.DO@ts: medism, $4,000
n; good; ss@tl0; fine, sl1@sI2; extra iae.
aemnii ng.-Conrson, s4.5O@s5; medium.
s0,50@t6; good, sT.5Oase.50; 6se, S3@f9.50.
DARK oBACCO-aAsUFACTURISs
Lug Fftiers,--Common, 83.6O@s4; medium.
S4.5eSd35: good, S5.50(daSS.
Len( Ftiters.-Comm on, f5df5 so; medium,
ss@s5.50; good, t7Mts; fine, s9Gs10; extra fine
sun-eIlsed. sl0@SfS.
WraDpsrs.-Commou, a7-50G1ts.50: medium,
ts.50m40: good, t9.50es4lO; nne, sI0@sII:
extro, tf2@&l3.
BRIGHT ToBAcCo-MANURAcrURI
OksrS.-Common, s9Ias7.50; medium.
5000; good, 9.5O@S1o50; 1ne, Sl3@f1s.
FiHsrs.--Common, s66S7; medium, S7@sS
good, s9nAl9; 6ne, nominal
wrap per s.-COmmOn, fSasl2; mediam,
tl3@tl5; good, t20Gt25; fne, sAObGs50: fancy.
80 $3.50.
Brd0ptrs, Aahogdng.--Common, sl2@s15:
medium, Sf5@@s20i good, s124$25 Dne,
s30Gt40; extra. S45at50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
principally TO good old heavy-bOaied bags and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, St@fJ: Kentucky River Tugs,
klOGsl2: Kentucky River Leaf, sl3Gs1S.
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READ TIE FOLLOWING /:

READ THE FOLLOWING;
BAINBRipGE. n. y, March 22 1881.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN.KILLER atUer JdUS 10 hf-
sIomaeh. JOSEPH BUkDlTT.
NTCHoLvILLE, n. Y, February 2, 1881.
The BeTU best medicine | know OF for dysenlerS,
cholera merbus, ana cramps III the stomach. nave
u-'" - JULIUS w. DEE.
NotNGoNA. Iowa. March II, 1881.
have used your PAIN-KILLER In severe eases OF
crtUp. cole, ana chOlerd-hprnu ''' ,vTs al
most instant RELIEF. l., l. NA'-' " -.
CARNEsvILLE, GA February 2s' i sl.
For twenty years have used your PAIN hlLLkk
IN nv family Have used IL many Time, Tor eoWe
co,a5laints. andit aIlodyS cures. Would not feel
safe without bottle IN The house. D. b. I'VE
sAco ME-, January ~. 1881.
pava used PERRY DAVIS PAIS-hILLER Tor
twelve wears. II Is safe, sure. and reliable No
mother should allow IL 10 be out OF me taml ny
ONEIDA. n. Y, February / 8, 1881.
We began using II over thirty years $50, and IL
always giyes immediate relief Would hardly dare
10 20 20 bed without q bottle IN The house.
~ ~ ~ W. o. SPERRY.
CoNwAYBoRo', S. c.. February o. 1881.
Nearly every family in this section keeps bottle
IN me hoHse. DIR. 4. NORTON.
UNITED STATES CoNsULATE.l
TypvtFr n RuENIsH PRUSSIA. Feb. s. 1881. !
+ nave known PERRY DAVIS PAIN-kILLER
almost from the day IL was Introduced ano ailer
ears Of observation and ne regard VS. prsence in
ny /. s. POTI kR, Uniled states consul
BURTON on TRENT, ENGLAND.
had been several days suffering severely from
disrThga. accompanied wi h intense pain, when l
tried YOUR PAIN. KILLER, anc found almos, instant
~ 'V II. }. NOONE.
81 MONTAGUE STREET, oNDoN, ENGLAND:
hiring residence OF twenty-lhree years IN lndla
I have given IL In many cases OF diafrhea, uyseh-
t rs,!ye i '''N X. CLARIDGE.
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
this INVALUABLE REMEDY. us p,ice brings
- wiihin me reach OF all. For sale by all druggists
AZ 25c., Soc. aud 81 bottle.
PERRY DAVIS son. Proprleiors,
iy 2l.eodtse1 ffonuehee' NJ l.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sy TELEGRAPH TO THE DrspAroa.
The Presidents Case COntinues to
Progress Satisfactorily.

rhe Albany Agony Enaed NJ Last; the stall
warts Give Way and Elect Eldridge q.
LaphaR-A Negro Decapitated by Circu-
lar-saw in Norfolk County - Southern
Freight Rates Not 20 be Changed During
the Coming Year-Excitement ON 'Chnnge
in Chicago; Nearly Everything Cornered-
A Fresh Outbreak of Outlawry in Arkan.
sas; An Editor Assassinated by the Out
Iaws-Turr Sports at Saratoga Yesterday
A Negro Murderer Convicted By n Mixed
JLry in Pittsylvania COunty-The Gar TO
be Warned Once More-The French Cham
her Guarding the Integrity OF Its Members
The Irish Land Bill-Proposcd Vote OF Gen.
sure on the British Government, sc.
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Latest FOREIGN NEWS.
The TrausyaaI Vote Of Censurc.

LONDON, July 22.-The vote OF ceDsule
which Sir Michael Hicks Beach will move
on Monday next in the House Of Commons
i As follows: That in the opinion OF the
House the course pHr,ued by the Govern
ment in regard to the rising in the Trans
yaal. which, so far as yet explained to Par
lament, has resulted in the loss OF valuable
lives without yindiclting the authority Of
the Crown, Is fraugbt with danger to the
future peace and safety OF her Maiesty's
domnions in South Africa, and fails to
provide for the fultilment OF the obligations
contracted by England towards European
settlers and natives Of the Transyaal
Mr.. RatbbOIe (Liberal), member for Car
naryonshire, Will move an amendment as
follows: That the House, believing that the
continuance OF war in the Transgaal would
not have advanced the honor or interests OF
England, approves the steps taken by the
Government 10 effect peaceful settlement,
and feels confident that every care VIII be
taken TO guard the Interests OF the natives :;
TO provide full liberty and equal treatment
for the entire white population, and to pro-
mote harmony and good will among the
various races OF South Africa.
The New Clause Of the Land Bill.
LONDON. July 22.-The new clause OF the
land dill in regard TO arrears OF rent, which
passed its second reading in the House OF
Commons last night, provides that where II
appears to the court on the joint applica-
ton of landlord and tenant OF any holding
valued at not more than ESQ yeal ~, that the
tenant had paid the whole OF such sum as
the landlord was willing to accept as the
eouiyalent OF the whole rent, payable in
respect OF the year Of tenancy previous to
the passing of the act, and that anteee-
dent arrears OF rent were due, The commits
sioners might make in respect OF such ar
reqrs an advance not exceeding years
rent or one-han OF the antecedent arrears,
whereupon the court should declare the
holding to be charged with repayment OF
the advance by a rent charge payable hali-
yearly during fifteen years from the date
specitied and calculated at eight pounds ten
sbiIllngs yearly for every one hundred
pounds advanced; this charge TO have
priority, and all arrears OF rent due IN re-
spect OF the holding TO be released abso
Iutely.
Judgment Against Bradiaugh.
LONDON, July 23.-The case Of Clark
against BrIdlaugh, before a special Jury
an action to recover f500 penalty from tb
defendant for having sat and voted 10 th
House without taking the parliament1r
oath-the iuIy to-day rendered verde
for the plaintiff. The only question for Tn
ljury to determine was whether the writ !
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I Ter si29. Corn sssier At eoa@5le. Oats arn1
al 4ee. Porx srmr g ti823. Lard dnil end
lover ., $3.50; Ba' :, .oesss ssmsG f'soui9srss
s7.7S; rs. sIo.I2k: sides. 1850. wbisksv sc'
i've aud Grm 81 s1.07. sugar duil and unchanged.
Hess 1sin and uncbal ged. ...-,.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. Jg;y 22 Flour stesdy and srm;
choice 10 fancy lGMf6.50. Wbeat string and
higher ct tlIodtI.15. Corn ertlye. firm, aud
- ss ' , sSss Al rcss s a0%e "a
6acon nrmer: shoulders, f7.65; ,ides, tfO75.
snr, r-cuisd HAMS, I2s@i2Se. Whisky steady al
sL0s.
or. LOUIS. JaIy 22. Flour quiet and unchanged.
wheat higher at opening apd d clined: No 2 red
Corn Cor rr guar and slow a. Are cash s@4sc
AuRsst. cats lower st 37fe37Ac. cash, 2ydz8kc
ASss' !, PSrs esis5 ooss e. 40 ea
BacUn bisf-r; shoulders, 7hc.; sideo, IO*c Lard
CHICAGO.
CnrcAeo, Jslv 22.-Flouf In good demand aud
tending upward: common 20 choice western. s40e
SO. Wheat unsettled aEd generally higher: nuciua-
YGs S No. 2" se ea sp ME fa sssS
and July. tllsh August Corn unsettled ana ir-
REGULAR hgt centrally hisaer and active: 1910 CASH
- &c cash. 30, c. August P0rS unsettled but gem
eraliy hisher; $3.50 cash, sls.27xas ls.s0 Au-
gust aud September
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, July 22.-Flour scarce and erm.
Wheat steady and s,rsng; No. l Milwaukee, hard
and son, neEiaal; No. Milwaukee, hard nomi-
Dal; No. bhlvaus son. cash aud july, si.14k.
Corn firm: No. z. 47sr. Uatssscarce: No. z. 30lc.
Provisions irr <aisr. Mess pork. sl6 30 cash. Az
gust. aud september. Larc-Prine steam, sl1.6S
September. n lgs hrnler at s6.l0@$6 so.
NEW YORK COTToS FUTURES.
NEW YORK. July 22.-Cotton-Net receipts. AZ
bales; gross 81 bales futures closed 81 ady; sales,
10000 bales; july. sll.67@sl Las; August,
Io.62akI063 November, 80 43Ms10 a. De-
CENTER, sl0AStdtl0 A; January. s1O.65@
%l0.66; February, sl0670slo 90: March,
$40 79@sl0 81; Apnl, slO91@tl0.93.
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"a; North Carolina, %; sonth Carollns,
50; Georgia, rs; Florida, 3; Alabama, ~
Mississippi, 81; Louisiana, 81; Texas. 9;
Tennessee, 8; Kentucky, I /; unknown, 81.
Most Of these fell al Cedar Mountain and
Mapassas. There Is on the opposite ride Of
the town from thi. cemetery a national one,
where lie buried 1880 Union soldiers who
fell on these same fields Of slaughter.
Among other notables present on the oc'
caslOn was Ex-Governor William Smith,
better known as extra Billy" The old
man Is over eighty years Of age, yet looks
as bright and smart as II not over fifiy.
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LONDON, July 22.--Tbe Stondord re-
prints from the United irishmen, SuRd0y
Democrat, irish World, and irish Ameri.
can q column and q bali OF extracts 10
pIaIse aud Recommendation 81 the outrages
against England. The article Is headed
"Tho Science OF Dynamite The STAN
ddrd pTefaees It's article as follows: What
ever the Government OF the United States
may think on the subject, leaders OF Irish
agitation in America regard themselves In
a state OF declared war with England"
The Gar 10 Have Another Warming.
LONDON, July 22.-Roebefort's organ, La
Lqnterne, which has monopoly Of NIhilist
news, prints a dispatch from s.. Peers
burg dated the 18Th instant, which says:
"The mills, Executive Committee has
held great and sOlemn meeting. Several
exiles came from Geneva to attend 1t. II
was resolved 10 give the Gar one more
warning, and II he does not heed II be and
all his Tig.headed advisers will perish"
The above was probably invented on the
basis OF The Berlin dispatch TO the 81. James
Gazette, to the Effect that the Nihilists were
holding q congress in 81. Petersburg under
the very ewes OF the Government, which
was unable TO discover the place OF meeting.
The Integrity Of French Deputies.
PARIS. July 22.-ln the Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday, a motion by NJ. Rls-
pbiel, Republican member for the Depart
ment OF the Seine. that members OF the
Chamber allowing their names 10 appear as
directors OF new financial undertakings
shall ipSO fdctO yacate their seats, was de-
cared urgent by a vote OF 304 10 2S3. Nj.
Raspniel referred to the VeDdee railway rs
an instance Of the scandllOus jObbery this
promoted, and SAID that such practices were
common under the reign Of Louis PHILIPPE
and the Empire. but the Republic ought
not TO countenance them.
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Great excitement prevailed at wilkes
barre, Pa, among the lquOr.dealers who
were arrested on Wednesday, 1t having
come 10 their knowledge that they were
being blackmaied. The infOlmers, ii. X.
Fisher and James W. Moore, OF this place,
and III. BumgardUer, OF White Haven, were
arrested. add in default OF $4,000 bail was
sent to Jail. Alderman j. A. Wood, before
whom the cases were settled, was also ar
rested for extOrtiOn and conspiracy: lie
gave bail in the SUN Of $1,000.
f. b. Bechaldshem, recently Austrian
consul at 81. Louis, is in custody at Calves
too, Tex, charged with embezzing $4,000
entrusted TO him. He claims TO he OF noble
birth, having brother high in authority at
the Austrian court He has been passing
at Galveston by the name Of Herzog, where
he spent money freely and moved in The
best circles Of German society. lie was
about to Join the engineer corps OF the Gull,
Colorado and Santa Fc railroad when stop
ped by his arrest.
Claude Slyter, editor of weekly paper
at GreentOwU. Ind, while Standing at a
de,k last month had every vestige of clothing
torn from his body by lightning, and was so
parayzed that ne could not move muscle.
He has completely recovered from the
stroke.
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Ny Telegraph.

Nvvy YoFK. July ~ Cotton hrm; sales. l,t44
bales; uplands. II /. l6c.; Orleans. 10 loe.;
wee kly net receipts, 1877 bales gross Ieeslps $3.50
btIes: txporis-to Great Britain, tS7O bales; con-
tiucnt 5 599 bales; sales, S,lea baltsi stock'
I3y.3OS baes southern nour steady and qIieti
common 10 fair extra s5Z 5Gs0 70: COCA 70
inserted closing 46Kc lower: retecsd sprinE@
E6c ungraded spring. sl.Of@ SLOe9: uugradeh
rcd sll34 Sl.27; mixed winter, sl20, NO
red july. slZTgGSl 20. closing at tL2s4. Corn
itGkc heller W. )re acuve; nngraded. 47m51%1:i
go. 2. July, DC. Oats heavy and lower No. >,
43Nl48Ac. HOIs quiet aod about s'ethy, e" ~
NM ana in mo crate den2nd. sugar quiet ana
weak: fair 10 good refining 7aG &c r'llns 80,
standard A, $50. Molasses anchiasei; h'yS t.'S'
,iSe Ann "A 42G42Hc. Wool Dali and wax
domestic at sse, 34d45c.; Texas, J4d 3Ue: ac al
opened 1raer, closed weak ana l.ore uols ions
al S0Sl Is; middles sulet a. strooSshs Io hs
clear 9sa short, Zoe. Lard Optned sbane
higher. ctoslng dull. heavy and S"er at SGA oO@
$l2.l0. ETeights hrnfr.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 22-FisSSSrr III how ware
a SS9s525; fsnsiY. % 5QCas6.alDi Guy Mllls
sn,syeae k3 6OG S4.50; extra. "a ISQ % 20 lam
ny, S675@t7: RIO BRANDS se;osEso oE ~
irresuIar unsettled. and closing ttea.iY southern
Ted, 81 23@tl.26H; amber, sl.aNa - " No No,
western winter reg; sp s1. .nS ,.,,,r ii So:
lober, 81 30aGsl.3tk Corp-sontheLn hg 49,
western higher ana slrOngi soethern while w. -,
| mixec 4O6a4Ic.; PennsylyaBta, i2ez43e. iTefls
| IONS arm with active tObbing rAde demana NE,
| nork. SIsdklS5O. lk'mehls-shoulosIs an
clear rib sia:' packed a ISse hams. issG
ISSe' IarG-ReAned. l2kc. Coffee arm Rio car
soss. ordinary 10 IaiF, 9A6llAc. Sugar easieg
IA" foft, 9Se. Whisky quiet A. siiis@7"i
Frelsh'' quiet CINCINNATI
| f,rxcrxSArI, July 22.-Fioar strong and "
changed, Wheat ss1iye ana nrmi NO : Tsa WI