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NEW YORK CATTLg MARKET.

JTLY 20.-BeCceS-A bunch or 80 TtNt!, ~
M average. changed hands ~ S4@Skc. pr. MOI
enough traffic IN beef cattle 10 make guotaois hai
kef Becf sides we've dun al cate. \ n. for 'Ftxas'
and Al 7kG0l1c for uarlve sld-s prime and extra
beef aides ranged nom 9A6slc ~. = 10.
or. and butterlniik calyes ~ 5s6t9c. q 10.
Sheen and Lambs Trad vAs extr'mSD QUIZ
ana lambs were fr3cuOn lower. lew choice ger
ssy lamDs sold al &c. q = ano some poor tlrgibl.
lsmbs ~ 5tC,, and sCme very common shssp ~
3Ec "A IN. Otherwise the sales were 1T AsGoac
H. foe sheep aud Benet Tor tAlnDs' brrs'n ny ~
sold M s6l tQ h n dressed ato bs at La lac. TOT
decent "a p{Ame. ,- e,t..,o.. 49,
Hogs Nothing doing IN live hogs SHIPPERS hav'
les med bftffF Than 10 send hogs 10 MS m1rho ID "
soId alive Dresse hogs were dull and easl r. TOO.
HRht weights and pigs were holding for $500 = lO'
| ms Wgh some OF the sales AT ss.aTa
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ALEXANDRIA CArTLE MARkET.

July 2O.-Priees to-day ranged a. isHO~s at
te-Very best. aA@5kc.; good, 1d0ac.' medinm
or fair 0u,Iity, 4km43e.; ordinary, S4m44c.
calves Akf-c. sheep, 4m4lfc. Lambs. 6g69c.
Hogs $50 nc. Cows aud calyes, s2O to sac: Inc
snfniy OF cattle THIS week was about tsnat 10 he
armand nearly all the offerings being sold Prices
were moi guile 80 hgn last week. aud he quality
Of The offerings was tair, no tops beng among the
orrrtngs when consisted mostly OF good and me-
dIums. calves IN far request. sheep dull. Lambs
In GOOD demand. Hogs dull and nominal. Cows
az calves ia better inquiry.-G0 EettS.
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Southern Freight Rates.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-The Rate Commit
tee Of the Southern Railway and Steamship
Association met to day at the rooms OF The
National Railway Club. The entire days
session was taken up by the discussion Of
freight rates on the various railroads anC
steamship lines to and from all points in the
South, bnt no final decision was arrived at
The committee will meet again tomorrow
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Norfolk LIENS.

Tue remains OF the well.known ante.
S Sl steamer William SeIGen, which was
~ o,,sM,o!ed IN the horbor by fire the 10Th day
=, NAY, 1862. and drfted over TO the point
CO. laud now being used by the Elizabeth
~ ~ ana Norfolk railroad for wharf pur'
PV@s, was yesterday morning blown up by
: torpedo to make room for the proposed
improvements.
., az recent meeting OF the delegates and
~ .iaates to the State Democratic Conyen-
No, 70 DC held In Richmond next month,
n. "ennan, Esq, was elected chairman a
~. uelegates, and X. Deyereaux Doyle,
W secretary. - Landmark.
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ANeedx Acror.s Good Luck.

NEW YORK, July 20.-HcnrY +. Fair
weather, the English actor, who was yes
terday committed TO prison for six months
as vagrant for singing for aims in Madi-
sOn-Squafe Park, was released to-day, a
number Of prominent ctizrns having inter-
ested themselves in his behalf. They gave
him purse OF money, aud promised him
employment. NumberIess letters contain
ing money and Offering him situations were
received at the prison.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sy TELEGRAPH rormE DrspArCH.
The President Continues "a Improve
steadily and UnintcrruptedIy.

Another Ballot az Albany Yesterday, with no
Better suceess-Thc National Cotton Ex-
change at ~. Louis-surrender Of Sitting
Buil-RaiIroad and Steamship Rates In she
south-Novel Feat OF PedestriaDism in New
York : Vennor's Latest Predictions - Six
Young Yaehtsmen DrOwned-The American
Team Win the "Albert Jewell" ut VIM
bIedOn for che Third Time Communication of
n Death Sentence 20 Penal Servitude for
Life-Proposed Arbitration Between the Re-
publics OF South America, &c.
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The New York senatOrshIp.

ALBANY, July 2i.-The joint convention
met at noon to-day, and voted as follows
L1pham, 07; Potter, As; Conkllng, %;
Woodiord, l. Necessary to choice, II.
Senator Foster voted for Lapbam instead OF
Evarts.
The Chair announced that no choice bad
been made, and Senator Davenport moved
an adjournment. which was carried.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. July 2l.-The Posts financial article
says The stock market opened htdA hlghtt tilah y
Iron. which was i lower; Metropolitan Elevated
and Manhattan railway, which we're edch ! loWtf'
soon after the opening The general ilst adydbGeu ga
gan 10 decline, and by 1870 Oc Ock had fallen AZ
"a per cent, the latter Milwaukee and II. Paul.
which sod as l"w al ~ Sort6eF3 pIG"G pre- e.
9ZA Northwest per cent, to 1881; Denver
aud Rio. Grande Il, to, l02 Western Union
to l42A; Metropolitan Elevated l per CENT
10 97A; Delaware, LacEawanna and west
ern /, to ll9A; ana Texas and Pacific y
10 O. 4 In the mining list CfDiral Arizona has
been active at 3@3H Since 1880 O'Clock there
has been an advance OF kGlb, the latter jersey
Central. Milwaukee and ST. Paul has advanced = A;
Northern Pacific preferred, y; Union Paclbc, 81;
Western Union telegram Z, and Delaware Lacha-
wana and Western y. Foreign exchange continues
very dull, and IN the absence OF demand the mar
kel shows declining tendency: Money has ben
ia superabundant supply al 2G24 per cent on g0N'
ernments and 2HG3 per cent. on stocks. Time
loans and prime mercantile paper are unchanged.
Government bonds have been firm and a traction
higher, except for the AS, which declined 8 per
cent. Stale bonds were steady, and railroad bonds
dull and irregular.
The following quotations. were current to-day at
2:30 r. NJ 4: Western Union. 099 New YORK CEN
trail. l43h: Lake shore, l22A; Michigan Central,
0Os: New York. Lake Erie ana Western, 43k New
York, Lake Erie and Western preferred, "a; New
York, Lake Erie aud Western seconds, 10y; Deia-
sey Central. 94A; Delaware and Hudson lOos'
Reading, 59 Northwestern, l24b;, -. Paul;
ll24; WABASH and PACING, 5tS; wabash ana an
VI. K. and r., 454; Hannibal ana 81. J0-
seph, 93 Hannibal and St; joseph, pre-
cidc Mai. 494: G. c. aud |. G., 22% North
ern Pacific common. 4O9s Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, 7SA; San FrauciscO preferred, 754; Cen
aud Ohio. 2SS; Louisville and Nashville, l07S
Nashville ana Chattanooga, so; Ontario and Vest
ern, "a: Manhattan Elevated, IN: limos
Central I374MI38: Canada Southern. IS ;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1877; Denver ana
Rio Grande, 1913; 81 Paul and Omaha, 4Os; ~:
Paul and Omaha preferred, 00K; G., c., c. aud
l., %; Erie and Western, 55a; Col. Ioil' o5%;
Ohio Central. 30 Texas Pacific, 6Oa; Texas Pa
ciGc l.. G., so.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 2l.-Virginia Sc, deferred,
Is; cOnsos. So; second series, 40S; Dast-due cOu-
pons, 9lS; new l0-40's, 55S. Bid today.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

July 10 The mBrket has shown lille business
as yer this week, and Is Without absolute change In
any respect The new feeces Increase In the sup.
plies, but manufacturer appear TO have very good
ASSIGNMENTS from their buying in the cOsntry, aud
shOH iite interest cOmpira lively 10 huy NJ present.
Receipts for he week .doHestieD, 39l bsles re-
ceipts from January (dOmesiic). e5.6ls bales; re.
ce pts same time last year tdomesticl 45 800 bales.
Jour nat 0f Commerce.
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LOUIsyILLE SNORING TOBACCO.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

July 20 Prices this week ranged as follow.
Beer Cdnie-Fery hest 0zc.; good Aao4c.
thin steers. &C., 3d3Ac. bulls, 80 A. 3 d. gross
H0gs.-VerN best, sc; good, sa9slc.; com
mon, 7A'0 Sc. "a n, net
SheeD.-3&d44c. p b., gross.
LdmbS.--3bM6c. = H.. gross.
VtnIs.-S3.50dS9 p head.
Mich COiCs $50 $40 y head.
About 1873 head OF be'i cattle. 23e bog ana
1875 sheep ANA lamD5 on the market. Cattie-mar-
ket fairy active and prices about The 'ams IS Idst
vol nn3lify considered Best hogs nave advanced
kr stree last duOtaii,ns. some let over nnso'I
sheen and lambs without change, quality considered
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NEW yOek PEANUT MARKET.

July 10. Peanuts have not varied In price,
ruling firm and isirly active. Quotations are for
Virgins. 3%G4c. for prime, 4aG4tc. for extra
prime. 4ka4Ac. for fancy. and ) q SIC. for hand
picked.-JOuRdk Of COmmece.
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Six nos,ou Young Men Drowned.

Boston, July 21.-A yacht, containing
six young men belonging 10 south Boston,
was eapsized In Squantum Gut last evening
and aft were drowned. Their bodies were
recovered and taken TO South Boston this
morning. Their names have not been as
certained.
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ASSOCIATED Press reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
paich.J
WASHINGTON. July 2l.-The following
bulletin was sent this morning to each OF
the Cabinet officers by the Presidents pri.
vate secretary:
" Executive Mansion, July 21-8 A. M
The improvement In the Presidents cOndi-
ton continues TO be steady and uninter-
rupted. His pulse this morning Is SO. with
normal temperature and respiration. He
Is bright and cheerful, has IN excellent
appetite, and expresses q desire for more
substantial nourishment. There Is no better
indication OF his progress than the DISPOSE
ton which he Is now manifesting to think
and to talk OF outside matters. The sur
eeOns express themselves as entirely salts
fled with the progress OF the case"
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Executive MANSION, July 21.-s:30 A. ".
The President has had good night, and is
doing excellent this morning. Pulse, SO /;
temperature, 9S.4 respiration, IS.
ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
7P. NJ. BULLETIN (OFFICnL).
ASHlNNIONs ~. -, July Ill L. VI -
The President has bad another good day.
AT / p. NJ his pulse was 90; temperature,
9S4; respiration, 10. All Z. NJ. bis pulse
Is So; temperature, 80 o; respiration, 10.
REPORT TO THg CONSULTING SURGEONS.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Tho following
telegram was sent by the attending to the
consulting surgeons tonight:
7 i. M-Sirce our telegram Of Yesterday
the President has continued to do well. He
passed a comfortable night. This morning
a morsel Of clothing, about quarter OF an
inch square, came away spontaneously with
the pus from the deeper part OF the wound.
1t proved on examination TO consist chiefly
Of cotton fbres, with few wOOllen fbres
adbering. The medication continued with
out change. At $3.50 A. NJ. bis pulse was
SO; temperature, 9S4 respiration, IS. At
p. NJ. pulse 92 temperature. 9S.4 respi-
ration, 10. At Z. NJ, pulse SO tempera.
ture, 80 8; respiration, 10.
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A Pedestrian Feat.

New YORK, July 21.-William Gale, the
pedestrian, mt 10 O'Clock to-day completed
8, asa Of his 5000 quarter miles; waikiki a
quarter OF mile every consecutive ten
minutes.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

1HUhSDAr. JuiJ zls 1881
SAILS 10 shares Norfolk and Western preferred
At 5oA; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad at 80 10
shares Richmond, fredericksburg and Polomse
common at So: 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte
stock at Tx. 100 do. st77.
EVENING sALEs.-l0 shares Richmond and A.
IeRhany At 58K, 10 do. at 56a 20 do. at SIX 80 do
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WESTERN TOBACCO
LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBACCO MARKET

JULY l0.-1he receipts IN the last fOrty-tight
hours amount TO 275 hOgsheAds.
The market was quiet, with sales aggregaling 1852
hogsheads
The Ninih-street bouse sold AZ hogsheads 23
hogsheads henry county leaf. Tugs. and trash at
SlS ~. slS.75, sl725, $l7.25, slT25, 1928,
Sl4 %, sI8 75. 1929, Sl3, $40, 1910, 80 80,
$3.50, IS, and 80 so; IL hogsheads Logan county
leaf and Tugs at SO 10 50 20, So 90, 1920, 20 30,
IS 65, $3.50. 1920. $500 So. s5.40, $3.50,
1875. 81 10. S4.75, "a, aud a 3 hog,neads BAR
rem county IN alum leaf and Jugs at 1915, $3.50,
and So s5.-COnrifr J0nrhdL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 81, 1851
ARRIVED.
Steamship WyanOke, Couch, New YORK, mere
chandise aud passengers, George w. Allen K Coz
agents. , a.,
schooner n. A. Acorn, Acorn. Richmond Me.
Ice. Mrs.. King. -, 4,
Da;ah bridge HenrikeF. WOrsslbceT, New York, Ian
ballsi, Charles DunckeT.
Dutch brig Win choteB, Thinner, New York, In
ballast, Charles Duneker-
SAILED.
Schooner T.. A. scribner, Wille.ts, Boston, coal
CBTtis 4 Parker. - 80,
schooner r. steeIaaD, Rose, New YORK, COAL Cur
Schooner H. Bradley, Bradley, Baltimore, coal.
curtis q Parker.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK July 20.-Arriye5 scho0ners Oh
yer Crosby, Hutchinson; Hsleo, Wi.hamsi " :.
Miller Aastin: Clara, ln0eTsoh; Henry fmch,
BOnnell; n. J. Ra ymOnd, CTsa nifr; W. W. fbato'
Predmore: James VeaTan. LOyeland latry Not
ma; l.. II. HJpsins. EredmoFe: II: = hoy,'
predruorp: r. a. Hooper. ingersolli tjLEe De-
small. warwick; Damon, Haskell; X. Z. A. Wards
crane, from NISinia.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Vennor,s Latest Guess.

Montreal July 21.-The following are
the revised predictions Of Nennor, the
weather prophet, for the remainder OF
July On the Dist, warm and fair, cool
night: 22d and 23d, high rain storms in
many parts Of Canada and the United
States; oath, hot and windy; 18th, oppres-
siye and stormy; 26th, heavy rlin-stOrm
and winds; 9th and 2Sth, cloudy, cool
weather, with cool nights and cold showers ;
29th, cool and shOwery Both ard 3lst, warm
weather, high winds, aud rain-showers.
Phenomenal weather In Paris.
LONDON, July 21.-A letter from Paris,
dated Yesterday, SAYS: In all my visits to
Paris ibis is the worst summer by far have
ever known. Old residents say they have
never seen its like. On Tuesday the Their
mometer touched 1919 in the shade. and it
has been go to go nearly every day since
the 10Th instant. The sun has been awful,
and horses and men have wilted. The streets
have been scantiiy washed and Sprinkled,
some OF them not ut all. The dust rises in
foegy clouds, and bad smells ill the air in
doors and outdoors. II Paris escapes an
endemic it will be- lucky. There are very
few American tourists here. All who could
have gone seeking cooler spot. 1t is said
that the wheat aud other crops are suffering
from the heat, aud that in the absence OF
rain the product will be much below that OF
ut year."
Arbitration Among the South Ameri-
can Republics.
VIENNA, July 21.-The Political Core
sDondeRce says: Several States OF South
America are thinking Of adopting princi.
pie Of arbitration in their various differ
erences. Columbia, which assumed the
initiative in this movement, has invited seve-
raj friendly republics to send delegates to a
conference for the purpose Of discussing the
subject. Some OF the other republics, inclu-
ding the Argentine Confederation, have al
ready adhered to the proposal.
shooting az Wimbledon.
THE AMERICAN TEAM AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
WIMBLEDON, July 21.-At Wimbledon
Yesterday the "Albert Jewel " competition
at one thousand yards was again won by an
American. DR.. Scott, OF the American
team, won il in 1880, and Milton Farrow,
also OF the American team, won it in 1879.
This year Frank Hyde, American, aud Cap
tain GoOd>al, OF the Second Bucks regi-
ment. each made n score Of 20 out OF pos
sible 10. and on shooting of the tie Hyde
made three bulPs-ey es against Captain Good
saPs two inners and one.bulPs eye, thus
winning the prize.
Death Sentence COMMITTED.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.-The Car has
granted the petition OF He'sy Hoffman, the
woman convicted Of completely in the
assassination Of the late Car, and has COM
muted her sentence Of dealhA penal servi-
tude for life.
Committed for Trial.
LONDON, July 2l.-Arthur LEROY, ac-
cused Of the murder OF f. j. Gold on the
Brighton.railway express train, has been
committed for trial,
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EIonr.

Flour-We quote: Fine, &36S3.5O; extra,
20; superhne, t3.75af4.50; common family,
1925; choice or patent family, S7.5OMs6; Staun'
tOn inspection, extra, 50 superhnei 50.
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ny 9eIeSTapn.
VIEW YnRA

VIEW YQRF
NEW YORK, July -Eooa.-stocks arm.
Money on CALI 3d34 per cent. tXchange-Lons'
4s3; short. ass. state bonds dull. Governments
quiet and firm.
Eusntny.-Norey, 2&@3 per cent. Exchange,
1921. Governments Irregular new 5's, lOI5; ~ W
Ans, Il4K; new -. ll64. states dull except Tor
Louisiana cOnsOls which rose II,
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACIURED TOBACCO
MARKET.


LOUISVILLE NAVY.
Best bright, white hll,rs, ibj., 5O65lc /; best
blight, white fllers, S-oZ. rod, 50M5lc. best
smooth white filters, 5Oa5lc. fancy white
filters. soz, 52d54c.. medium Bur'ey. 4sd49c;
Green. River filters. M. 45@46c.; Grecn-Riyer
filters, mahogany, rs, ~. and H., 35G86c.;
Green. River filters, best black, n. aud a., 400
4 Ic.: Green River filters, common black, 10 and
a., "a 36c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
second grade, MS, =. and a. 40a42c.; mixed
plug smoking, SIC; stem smoking, In paper Use;
cut and dry smoking, 22G30c.; bright and granu-
lated - ~ aud ~, 270 Soc; bright and gram
lated, IN bags, 29G 7jc.; pipe smoking, In paper, 70
@30c,
VIRGINIA CHEwISG TOBACCO.
virginia bright extra and fine pounds, 706 soc.
Virginia dne and extra fix, 70dSOc.; virginia fine
6-.nch and lz-nch twist. 4SH02c.: Virginia me
dunn G-Inch and l2-inch twist, 4J44Sc Virginia
Medium O's aud 1875. 46W4Sc.; Virginia medium
l2-nch pounds. 45Gl4Sc.: Virginia common IL
inch pounds. 642c.; Virginia good bright IL
inch. 33c.: Virginia mahogany aud bright navy,
rs and as. 44d4Sc. Virginia black navy, 3's
and As, 4O@4jc.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking, SI.20abl2J; Virginia
assorted. 4jM6Oc.: Norm Carolina and diners, 40
@SOc.-C OUrter-JOuTndt.
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sn ne man who went trout fishing and
klis'Isa. 4 Two pound preYarlcatlon Is ex.
"Vl1lng Il 10 bis friends,
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.
By Telegraph .

juicy 10 Sicily is quoted 1T s75@S7750, VII
giuia at S456S50-J OuTnOl Of Commerce.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
no TOURISTS AND INvALIOs.

POCKET STOVES POCKET FLASKS,
POCKET DRINKfNG-CUPS,
TRAVELLERS SOAP. BOXES,
POCKET MATCH-BOXES. WAX MATCHES,
BATHING SPONGtS and SPONGE BAGS
WHISP BROOM~, TOlLET-CASES,
HAND and FOLDING MIRRORS,
TOOTH, NAIL. HAIR, and FLESH-BRUSHES
HAIR FLESH-GLOVkS,
BLEACHING and BRUSHES,
TOILET NAIL SITS,
ENGLISH, FRENCH. GERMAN, and ASIERIC CAN
COLOGNES and EXTRACTS for the handker-
chief
BAY RUM timportei),
RUBBER AlR-PlLLOWS,
RUBBER AIR. CUSHIONS,
RUBBER ICE-BAGS for the head,
RUBBER HOT-WATER BAGS,
MEDICINE DOSE-GLASSES,
MEDICINE DOSE-SPOONS. &C., &c.
For sale by r. ROBERTS BAKER
successor 10 Meade & Baker,,
fyl 9ly east Main street.
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DURIFY YOUR PREMISES.

DURIF1 1UUK FHEMISEc.
USE CARBOLATE OF LIME AND CHLORIDE
OF LIME,
IHE BEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST EFFEC TUAL
DEODORIZERS AND DISINFECTANTS
known for purifying sinks cellars, or alleys.
For sale low by T. ROBERTS BAKER,
successor to Meade Baker,
ty1 9l9 east Main street.
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COMMERCIAL.

TIRAIN AND COIIUN EACdANOL
RICHMOND, July 81, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 2s bushels very good at Sl.30
40 bushels good al 81 %; 342 bushels common ut
si.22; liz bushels fair at $l.25. Lancaster, 300
bushels very good and prime az $3.50: 324 bushels
4O6 bushels prime at 81 30; 80 bushels very good
AT kI.2s: 80 bushels common at Sl.2O- Fullz, o22
GOOD al 81. % and SI24; Ola bushels fair 10 good
al Al 20 to 81. 22; 35S bushels common At Sl'l5 to
SlIS. =,
bushels good AZ Gle.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
July 2I-The following are the quotations:

July 2l-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LUgs.-Common, $350@S4; medium, $4,000
LeGE-Common, t5.5O@t6; medium, $4,000
81: good Ss@Sl0; fine, Sll@Sl2; extra fine
Sl2.5O@Sl3.
temmiag.-Commou, S4.5OGS5; medium.
S5.50@S6; good, $3.50 $3.50; Use, S9@i9.50.
DARK TOBACCo-MANUFACTURI
lag Ftiiers.-COmmon, S3.5O@$4; medium,
S4.50dS5; good, SJ.50hS6.
LeOf FiNCrk.-COmmon, f5Mf5 so; medium,
S6d $3.50; good, t7a So; fine, f9Gsl0; extra fine
un-cured. Sl0@$lS.
WrdDperS.-COmmou, s7.50GsS.5O; medium,
ts.50@S9: good, S9.50@$l0; fine, Sl0@sll /;
extra, Sl2@$l3.
BRIGHT Co-MANUFACTURING.
mOkerS-COmmOn &66$750; medium,
tSNt9; good $9.5O@S 0.50; Hne, Sl34&1S.
FiHerB.-CommOn, S66S7; medium, S7diS ;
good, S9apIl0; fine, nominal
W. % y e S.--COmmOn, SS0Sl2; medium,
tl30tl5; good, S20Gs25 fine s40@s50 fancy,
10 1880.
HrdDptrs, Mahog0Ry.-COmmon, tl2GSl5 ;
medium, $l5m@$20; good, S22@S20; tine,
B30MS40, extra. S45e1SjO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
principally to good old heavy-bOdied lugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Ola lugs, S46i5: Kentucky River Tugs,
Sl0@Al2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3d$lS.
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VACCINE VIRUS.
NON-HUMANIZED.

We are in constant receipt OF NON'HUMASlZEO
VACCINE VIRUS, which meets the approval OF
the medical profession.
WARRANTED IN ALL PRIMARY CASES.
te9I PURCELL, LADD CO.. Druggists.
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BOOTS. SsSOEs. &c.
TRUNKS, YALlSES, lSsl
SATCHEi.s, BAGS, O.

LARGE STOCK AND Low PRICES.
The largest stock Of MISSES. CiILDREN'r, aud
INFANTS STRAP SANDALS aud 10"
SLIPPERS in the city; -
LOW SHOES to Lace; BUTTON ana SON"~ES'
In all lie ne ~ and nObby sayles;
,rha p,INTED.TOF LONDON LOW SHOE
'"0 }. A. 6RlGG,
my20 Tssth and Aaia STREETS.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, July 2l.--CottoD- Future: cl0ted
dull; sales, $4,000 bales July, 81 .60@tll SIS
kiIIR; October, l0.b66tl0 81; Noyembe-,
$40 S7a$l0Ss; December, sdO3sasln0s ~
giO 81; March. sl6.74@tl 076; April sl0 $40
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shooting 10 wimbledon.
Death Sentence Commuted.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.-The Car has
granted the petition OF He'sy Hoffman, the
woman convicted OF completely in the
assassination Of the late Car, and has COM
muted her sentence Of deaIhN penal servi-
tude for life.
Committed for Trial.
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LONDON, July 2l.-Arthur LEROY, ac-
cused of the murder OF f. j. Gold on the
Brighton-railway express train, has been
committed for trial.
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OF the CONsERvATIvEs-THE
WATER. POwER-EXAMlNATl OF TEACH
rgs-wfTHDRAwN FROM SERVICE IN THE
REVENUE OFFICE-PERSONALs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-19

Browns Bronchial Troches'
are used with advantage TO alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hosrseness and bron.
Chial affections. For thirty years these
Troches have been In use, with annually
increasing favor. They are not new and
untried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well.merited
rank smong the few staple remedies Of the
age.
The Throat-"Brown's Bronchial Tro.
ches' act directly on the organs Of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders Of the throat and iarynx,
restoring q healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or over.exertion Of the
voice, and produce clear and distinct
enunciation. Speakers and singers find
the roches useful.
A ough, cold, catarrh or sore throat re-.
Quire, immediate attention, as neglect
ottentimes results in some inCurable lung
diseases browns Bronchial TroChes"
will almost invariably give relief. 1nita.
tions are offered for sale, many Of which
are injurious. The genuine browns
Bronchial TroChee" are sold only in
boxes. TThAs.