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LEE COUNTY.
GOOD NEWS FROM LEE COUNTY-GENERAl
PRIDEMORE MEETS AND VANQUISHEs THE RE
ADJUsTER CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.

GOOD NEWS FROM LEE COUNTY-GENERAL
PRIDEMORE MEETS And vANQUISHEs THE RE.
ADJUsTER CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
JoNEsvILLE, VA, July 10, 1881.
Editors Of the Dispatch;
To. day Colonel w. +. Cameron, candi-
dare Of the Malone and Radical machine
politicians for Governor, addressed our
peopIe. He was met by General Pride
more. and | won't say vaDquished, but |
will say If Colonel Cameron and his friends
are satisfied with the result Of to days dis
cussion that the friends Of Democracy can
well afford TO be. There was large au-
dIepce assembled. Cameron'S friends had
drummed the county and had all their forces
out, expecting 10 make it titld-day, but
with all their efforts they went away DIS
appointed. Our people cannot and will not
swallow Lewis. Nor DO they like the man
who entertaius the opinion "tbat honor
will not buy breakfast" And another
thing, our people cannot understand the
sudden sOmeTSault OF Mr.. Cameron, who
so lately declared that the State OF Virginia
could better afford TO pluck the flesh from
the breasts OF Der young men and pay the
bondholder with it than to rea1iuSt or re-
pudiate one cent Of it, and now claims TO be
such tremendous ReddJuSter.
Colonel Cameron, in his speech to day,
endorsed Malone and all his acts. lie
praised Lewis as the savior OF the State IN
1869. and says be is going again to save It
in 1881. God save the proud old State OF
Virginia from such savior.
Pridemore did fine work to-day for De-
mocracy in the Southwest. He dealt such
a blow to 'Ihe Malone combination OF three
shows in one" rs it Will never recover from.
We are proud Of our mountain boy. Let the
August Convention remember him when II
comes to nominate Lieutenant'GOvel nor.
Old Lee will speak i'm November for Demo
cracv, and mark his prediction: 1t Will be
a bad old country for the Malone party and
its mixed nominees.
our people want settlement Of the debt.
They want that settlement within then
means TO pay but they don't want tne
white Intelligence OF the State made sub
>eryient TO the negroes under the lash OF
Na.bone. LEE.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA. n. Y, July 23.-The grave
rumOrs OF the change for the worse in
President G1rtield'S condition reached the
race-track tO.dIy just as the first race was
about TO be started. The news had magi-
cal effect. Horse racing was displaced from
the minds OF the brilliant ihrOng aud the
critical condition OF the President was
eagerly canyassed instead. Tue weather
was charming and the track was in good
condition.
The first race, one and One.eighth miles,
was won by Belle Of the iligbland by two
lengths: Valera second, Enni,kllen third.
Victim fourth, Hermit fifth, Granger sixth,
Forem9n seventh, Gl1delOll eighth, Fellow
Play last. Time, 1:jjt. French pools paid
$4,000.
Tue second race was for the Saratoga
stakes for twO.year-Olds, 500 entrance,
with 500 added. the second horse to re-
GIVE 5000 out OF the stakes; three-fourtbs
OF a mile. PooiS-MementO and Vanguard,
81 600; Wyoming. $3.50; field, Sl05. Van
Guard won the race by "A heat. Mement0
and Forester had hard fight for the
second place, which The latter secured 10y a
head, Memento third, Nighicap fourth,
wyoming 9Th, Delaware last. Time, l:lJi.
French pools paid $3.50.
The third race was a c sh handicup sweep
stakes, one mile and furlong. Greenland
won quite handily by q length; Colonel
sprague second, Cripple third, Glrotie
fourth, Maggie Aver fifth, Sir Hugh sixth,
One Dime seventh. Churchill eighth, Neuf-
chatel ninth, Diana tenth, Oriole last.
Time, I:544. French pools paid, Sl4.S0.
The fourth race was selling race, one
mile. Pools-War1eld, $500; field, 1925.
Warfield won by a length; Bob johnson
second, two lengths in front OF Potomac,
third: Marathon fourth, Franklin fifth,
Bedouin sixth, Julie Bruce seventh. Stand
of last. Time, 1:42t. French pools paid
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complications, IL caused Of firs. good deal
OF anxiety. A careful examination, bow
ever. Of The pus discharged by The wound
showed that its character was perfectly nor
NAL ana healthy, and so far as appeared
from The patients general condition, all IN.
dicatIons Of plRmia were absent. These
facts relieved at once the fear OF blood.
poisoning. An external examination was
then made OF the abdOmenal and beDatic
regions, with view 10 ascertaining
whether there were any signs OF abscess
at the supposed location OF the bullet.
No unusual tenderness was found In tbot
part Of the body, or any other indication OF
a changed condition. From these facts,
taken in connection with the scanty out
hBw q pus, the conclusion. was drawn
that the obstruction existed near the
inner end Of The drainage tube,
which prevented free discharge. This
imprisonment Of pus, technically known as
the formation Of "pus cavity" II en-
tirely adequate 10 explain the chill and In
creased fever. since they are its natural and
almost inevitable consequence. IL was
at first thought that the obstruction
might be the result OF the process OF
healing. which had wholly or IN part
closed the wound between the end OF
the drainage tube and the deeper suppura'
ling surface. Early In the afternoon. how
eyer, The obstruction wholly or partially
gave way, the outflow OF pus became ireer,
the nausea from which the patient bad suf-
fered subsidized, and he obtained relief. This
proved that The obstruction had not been OF
n permaneut character. At the evening
dressing Of the wound the di' charge OF
nus was quite as c0piOuS as usual Since
that time the patients fever has been steadily
abaling. and at the present hour 90 L. ny
his pulse has fallen to l0G, and be is sleep
ing quietly. neutrality-suspicious. AgDew
and Hamilton do not regard his situation rs
grave as they had feared, and express re-
newCd confidence.
REASsURING TELEGRAMS.
The following kilograms were sent by
Postma,ter-General James and Secretary
Blaine at 10 O'Clock tonight:
WASHINGTON, July % Union League
Club, Nelc York city: At This hour 90
o'clock the President is sleeping quietly.
Pulse, 100. There Is manifest subsistence
OF the dlsquieting symptoms OF to-day.
THOMAS /. JAMES,
Postmaster General.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. july % -LOreH,
London At 10 O'Clock tonight the Presi-
dents symptoms are better. His pulse,
temperature, and respiration are improved.
The distressing nausea has left, and there
is no rCappearance OF chiIls. BLAINE.
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Ry E0fegrnpn.
NEW YOKK,


NEW YORK. July 90 Noon s Ocks weak.
Money. 3d3k. EXchange-LUhs, 4S29; snort.
IS4'5. Stale bonds duil. Governments quiet ana
sesntng.-Morey, 2.@3 per cent; Exchange
4S2H. Governments quiet aud ste!dy; ne" %
lOlA new 49,, ll4S; new IS lIo4' states uuli'
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK Jul, 23.-rhe Posts financial article
U:4O edi ion) says: The continuance OF The Trunk
Line raj road war Is the ain reason for the renewed
a, IRE 81, ion m he market for speculative shares
,yttcn IS "a, per cent lower than al the close yeser
DAY. including Memphis aud hare siOn per cent
lower. The reading stocks IN me ace Tue nave Oteu
The one named, Northern Pacific preierred texas
9ud Pacific, W lbash. the coal shares and MetiopOll-
ian Eleyntrd United STATES bond are q llghdi Tor
the A. ana Ans. The state OOAds are 9G1 0"ef.
and railroad houds kM3a Dtr cent, the latter
Rochester and PIttsburgh incomes. The market
for foreign exchange Is dull and barely STEADY lhe
supply Of commercial bills Oeink somewhat larger.
Tu,. money market coutiuu.s extremely easy az
2d3 per cent. for call Osns, 24d per cent. FOR
lime iOld,, and 3@4 pr cent for prune mere niue
me following quotations were current to-day at
2:3O T.. NJ Western Union. S5A; New YORK CEN
rsl. l4lb Lake ShoTe, l2O%; hicnlsah Cen Ii
973,; New York, Lake Erie ana western, 4iS NV
YOrS, Lake Erie and We,leru preferred, S2ai Ne"
Ioik Like Erie and Western seconds, lOlh: Dela-
ware, LachawInna and Western, lIga New Jtr-
sew Central. 9-I: Delaware ana Hudson, 1917:
i09T! tya,esn ana Pacific. 53a: Wabash aud
P9gdc nreIerred g3s; Union Pacific I26G;
NJ X. aud r., 49,; Hannibal ana 81. Jo-
seph, 9O&: Hannibal and -. Jos,Ph IRE.
ferrt q. Il 81; ONO ana Miseissippi, 3e7s ;
Pacific Mai, 49,; G. G. aud !. c. Pa; Norm
crn Pacific common. 80; Northern Ia.
ciGc preferred, 1874; Central Pacific, 92a;
Rock s.and 1875 bid Chesapeake ana ONO
IS: Louisville and Nashville, 1924; NASH
vile ana Chattanooga, 81; Ontario and west
ern, 1884, Manhattan elevated IN Illinois 1 p.
trail 1879: Canada Southern, 63!a; Chicago bur
iington and Quincy, 56l.; Denver and RIO Grande:
1000: s. Paul and Omaha, 4O&; 81 PauI anu
Omaha preferred. 99k: G., c., e.. and J. 9l&; ERE
and Western, 531; COl. coal. %. ONO central,
2si, Texas Pacific, 564; Texas Pacihc l.. t., eOi
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE July 23-Virglnla s., cOnsols. S2a;
second series, 40 DASt-dhe coupons, Oh; new
lO.4O's, j5ia. sid to-day.
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senator Lnphnm Serenadcd.

AUBURN, n. Y. July Ex-senator Lap
ham en- route to his home IN Canandaigua
was met at the DEF o at 1 O'Clock toby and
Serenaded. lie said: "My friends. |
thank YOU sincerely for this compliment.
In view OF the intelligence we have this
afternoon, | meet You with some"ha
sIddeucd feelings. | have only time now
to say that my prayer to God is that The
dastardly effort TO add the name OF PTesi.
dent Garfield to the roll OF martyrs mag
prove abOrtiye, and that he may be restored
TO health and to the duties OF his high
Office He then TCGntered the ear amid
enthusiastic aDDliuSe.
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Conkliny,s Gratitude.

New YORK, July 23.-Wben Conkling re-
ceived the dispatch advising him Of the
election OF Lapbam al Albany he immedi-
ately sent the following telegram
NeU York. July % TO Hon. James
Armstrong, Member Of assembly, Albany
The heroic cOnstaucy OF the Spartan band
" hich 50 long stood for truth has my deep
est gratitude and admiration. Borne down
by forbidden and abhOrrenJ forces and
agencies which never before had sway in
Republican party memory, their courage
will long live in the highest honor. The
near future will vindjcLle their wisdom ana
crown them with approval. Please ask
then all for me TO receive my most grateful
acknowledgements. Roscoe CONKLGNG.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
81 TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsrArcs.
An UnFavorHbIe change I'm the rresi.
dents Condition Yesterday.

Drs. Hamilton and AEnew Summoned 10
WashinRton-The Distinguished Patient
Iias a Bad Day, but was Im"roved and
Resting Quietly Last NiEht-The Demo-
cratic Members or the New York Legisln-
ture issue an Address TO the People OF the
state ConkIing Thanks the "SpaTtan
Band "-Senator Lapbam Complimented-
New Orleans has Hundred-Thousand-
Dollar BIaze--Two Boys Drowned while
Bnthing-Turf Notes from Saratoga; In
teresting Races Yesterday-EngIish-Can
dian Shooting Match; the Former Victo-
rious- Earthquake Shocks in switzerland
aud France, sc.
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Fatal Accident IN Prince william.
A LADY KILLED AND ANOTHER LADY AN
CHILD BADLY INJURED,


From the Manassas Gazette, July 23dJ
On Thursday morning last shocking
and fatal accident took place at Cedar'Run
bridge, near BrCnlsylle. Mrs. Francis, Tue
si,ter Of Mrs. George w. HiXSOn, CT this
place, Miss MOIlie II. Weldon, and Gracle'
the little daughter Of Mr.. c. +. Brawner,
were driving from the home OF the hrst-
named lady, about three miles from Brenls-
vile. on their way TO the residence Of Mr..
/ Cockrell. On arriving at Cedar.Run
bridge. on the road leading from IOdepen-
dent Hill 10 Breutsville, and about quar-
Ter of mile from the latter place. 1t
Is supposed the horse became irIght'
ened at an opening Of Two or three
incbe. i'm width In the flooring OF The
bridge and commenced backing on the in
slant. Before the ladies could do anything
The carriage backed over the abu'menl,
CARRYING with 1t the horse and It's occu-
nsnfs. The distance OF the fall was some
twenty ffe'. Miss Weldon was instantly
killed. and Mrs. Francis and the little glii
severely bruised aud cut. From the ap-
ncarancc of Miss Weldon 1t Is supposed that
she must have fallen under the carriage.
she was bruised about the body, and many
bones as well as the spinal column were
broken. Both Mrs. Francis and the child
were stunned by the fall, and on re-
turning 10 consciousness, after being
unabIe 10 relieve the unfortunate young
lady. they hurried of 10 Brents.
Vile, where they gave the alarm. seye-
raj gentlemen FASTENED TO The spot,
but NE had been extinct for some time.
Tbe horse was also killed. The body OF
the deceased was taken To her home, the
residence OF Mrs. James Trone, and Mrs.
Frsnci. and Oracle Brawner were taken to
the residence OF Mr. Nelson, where their
wounds were attended TO by DR.. j. Wilett
Leache. Mrs. Francis suffered intensely
from the shock, but is DOw doing well.
Little Oracle Brawner was brought home In
the evening by Mr.. Brawner, and beyond
the cuts and bruises, extending the fall
length of her right side, she does not seem
10 suffer much. Miss MoIlie was the young
est child Of the late Mr.. Richard Weldon,
Of this county. She was exceedingly popu-
lar and highly esteemed by all who knew
her. Her funeral took place on yesterday.
IL is estimated that there are lS,OOO,0O0
sunday.school children In the world, which
b considered good showing in view OF the
fact that the Sunday.school work has been
going on for only century.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS

We offer for sale a hmiied amount 81 RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Phk CENT.
GOLD BONDS due in 1918 at l0b and accrued In
crest. These bonds are secured by consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond aud Ianville and Pied
mont railroads and the lease Of the North Carolina
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these boods, as
The annual report of the company for the year end
tDg 30th september, 1880, showed that The COM
pany had reduced It's debt over 100000 during
The two preceding years, brsides adding largely 10
it. rolling stock and machinery, and purchasing
q 800 tens OF new steel rails. For the 81 ven months
ending ADrl 30 1873 |. the net receipts Of the
pany exceeded sZ4O,000. which l. equal 10 81 per
cent. on the capital stock OF the capiDy. after The
payment OF interest, rents. aud an other fixed
charges. and expeDdiDg largr amount for esIulp-
ment, steel rails, and additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH 4 GO.
The receipts OF this company for carrying the
mails for last April show an INCREASE of over 100
per cent. over same month Of last wear, ana for
freight Of 80 per cent. Previous 10 LIST Of Nav 40
per cent. of the Atan'a ana Charlotte freight
business went ria the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all It's through business goes by the Richmond
and Danyllle railroad, which viii add largely 10 ne
income. my ii
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One.Hundrcd- Thousand Dollar Fire
I'm Now Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July pa fire last night,
originating in the iunkslore OF Edward
Adde's, No. 1913 Peters street, destroyed
buildings Nos 12S and 1875 and No. 81
Girod street. The loss Is $1,000 insur-
ance, $50, 900. Three small buildings, Nos.
1874 to 1873 Camp street. were also destroyed.
Loss, 81 600; insurance, $4,000.
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Drowning OF u Steamboat Handler
sOmnI-HenNY Knins.

Ttpecial telegram % ihe Dispa ch
NORFOLK, va, July 23-Wbile the
steamer Seaboard was Gaming down james
river to day the cook, Edward White, fell
oven board near Newport News and was
drowned. lie belonged 10 Baltimore.
General Malone arrived here from Old
Point to-day and went home.
The severe drought in the cotton section
OF Southampton was kroken lat night by
heavy rains.
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ILLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL -

"a ST MS IT rs .-BaItlmOfe aud s-AAkkf18
IiverpOol ria Halifax. \. -, and ~. Johns, NJ b.,
every alternate I 4 EsDAY; QHebec and Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This ronte presents uDprece-
deuttd advantages 10 tourists. enabling them 10
view the magnificent scenery of the Lower ~. Law
renee. In ADDITION. the distance from Quebec 60
Liverpool is 500 mile shorter. and OF The reduced
distance 1000 miles Is inland navigation, reducing
the actual ocean voyage 10 a minimum OF Eve days.
Extra shiDs from GLASGOW. GALWAY,
QUEENSTUW y, and LONDONDERRY DIRECT
10 BOSTON.
For passage and Information, apDy 10 A. W.GAR-
Der, Agent At Richmond, Va. or LENE ALDEN
a. r. A.. ZO7 Broadway, y. Y: POI Washington
street Boston 1877 sOuh Fifth street, Philadelphia.
"a y. Nm
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SALEM.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
~

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
July %, 1881.
The fifteenth Annual Convention OF the
Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference
Sunday-SchOol Society closes its sessions
here to-day. The Convention assembled
Tuesday last. The exercises have been gen.
crafty interesting and we'll attended. There
are about fifty delegates IN attendance. Il.
J. Magruder, ID. d., Of Baltimore, who Is
now in Europe, was rejected president.
Major w. W. Ballard, OF Salem, Is the pre-.
sent secretary. Rev. N. II. d. Harper, OF
Trinity church, Baltimore, and Rev. 5. X.
Cox. ID. D., OF Calvary church, added
greatly to the general interest OF the Con-
y6ntion by their several able addresses In
connection with others; among which we
mirht Lotice that of Captain Fi9gatt, Of
Fincastle. The next Convention will be
held at Raleigh Springs. Va.
The Episcopal charge Of this place have
started a subscription for the building OF a
church al an early day.
The straigbout Democrats OF this section
will have new supporter in the paper
which is TO be issued shortly from the old
Conservative Office.
We had heavy rain here last night. Il.
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Hancock for President In 1854.

ALBANY. n. Y, july 23.-The walls OF
the Assembly chamber were this morning
adorned with handsomely decorated and
executed Daclrds, reading "For President
in 1884, Winfield Scott Hancock"
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FIour-We quote: Fine, s3@s3.50; extra,
20; .uuerhne, $3.75@f4.50; common family
1925; choice or patent family, S7.0oG8ei otauh'
ton inspection, eX .ra, SO; suptrhne, So
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RICHMOND STOCK ExCHANoE.

fATURpAY, July 90. 1881.
SALES 10 shares Atlanta aud Ciariotte % Ton,
10 90 Al 10Y, 10 do. n 79k; 10 snarcs Petersburg
Railroad at 81, 20 do At 81; so sttres Norfolk
aud Western prtferred ., seq.
EVESEye SALRs.--iOc shares Atlanta and Char
otte st0ek tB. SOFA, 80; 10 shayes Petersburg and
Weldon at 81; 80 shares Biehmopd aud Allegheny
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Smthreld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. C.,
Newbrrne, Washington, anC TdrhorO'. y. G., an
AIN uOnts IN Eastern NOrtf Carolina also, for EAST
ern shore OF Virginia, Old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, ~ LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued l.: b. TAIuM,
% AuDlFtnleudont.
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EURO PEAN STEAMSHIP TIN
IA kETS. a-nsfzkafa
ETHIOPIAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,

ETHIOPIAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
Homecoming The following hrst-cass ocean steam
ship lines from Boston, New York philadelphia: ana
Baifimore. 10 Europe CUNAkD. WHITE sIAR,
NATION ANCHOR, GUIpN, INMAN. AMkh-
loan. RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN aud hEIH-
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. Snd Boh.
marx FiRsr CLASS, sECOSD-CLASs, and
SrEERAGE TICKKTS 10 aud from all The principal
u0Iuts IN Europe Excursion tickets az reduced
rates. Siate-TOOms stored IN ADVANCE. tai lst
CON, 10 Enroue or sendlng for their friends would
DO well 10 communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steamship
tickeis ~ al points In tire United states ami Cag'
ada Rates same as at depOts aud general offce'.
80 irouhe to answer questions. W1ite To or call on
A " CAREER.
General RsfirOafl and steamship Agent.
IUoO Main street, Richmond, Va.
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General Rsfir0al and steamship Agen
IInn Maln u ru..L klcEmAnl.
DIOR NEW YORK.-Tae OId aIfSTH

II Dominion Steamship Company. .-k<S<zes
steamers will sail As follows: steamer OLD DOs
MINION, Captain WALHBE. tTy IlEsDA1 AZ
2 O'Clock L. steamer WfANOhE, captain
COTCH every FRfDAi al zOciOck T. VI. !; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY every SUNDAY
al 8 O'Clock 4. "
TucsdaN's and n idavs sts5H9eT. aud 20 d O'Clock
saturCaV eyenisg FOR SuDetsys ship.
xareied With dispatch 20 al points north. soan east
and west; slsO. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations nnsu Tptssed.
cabin fare 70 New orr, 5000; storage, SO ana
AZ.
FOR freight or passage apply 10
&. w. ALLEN 8 CO., Agents,
NY CTS COmp9Dy's VI srf, Rockets.
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Drowned while RnthIng,

NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Henry Fisher,
aged eleven. and william Brier, aged eigh-
teen, were drowned to. day while bathing in
the river.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 23.-COtlon quiet ana hrm
sa'es, 46l bales; upands IL /. lhc.: Oredhs.
II l5.l6c.; consolidated ret receipts 2 099 pt's
pXpOrts-tO Great Brian, $500 baeS SOU NJ n
-four steady; common 70 TAR extra, s3.Z0ds0 90 :
good to choice exIia 50 500 s7.624. Wheat lG &c.
lower aud In better demand; rejected .pring, S4c'
ungrs ed red. 81 lJ0 SI.Z0; mixed winter, 81 ~ :
Msi24: NJ. 2 rcd, july. $l.26.dsl27A; t,0rn
"a &c. lower aud fairy active; unyradeu' t@e9
57lc.: No. 2 white. $40; 40 =, july O9IaOSB =
Oals &c letler; No. 3, 43c. Hons uncbanEtd' uaue
hgh'. Cotf,e steady; Rio. 94@lZ4c. sugar. du ~
ana wholly nominal; far 10 gtOi rehnhS Igo!!eu AZ
Unchanged and dull. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Rusin nrin at 82.O74d$2 10. Turptntne qultl a,
42.-c. Wool Ca buyer favor ana duH i0lA qu,,Stt
and drm: long clear. 9ssc.; short, Toe Lara uAl
anda shade ea,ier at Sl2 O5. Freighls hrmer'
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July %, 1881.


WHEAT White, $50 bushels fair 10 very go d at
81 20 TO size. Lane lstor, 26S shes prime at
II ~: 6l6 bushels ptime al sl.3l; 49S Ou,bes
coed at 81 p to $I.29; 1876 bushels common 10
fair at 81 22 to Sl.20. Mixed, 3Si bu hels very
good at $3.50; 80 bushels good at Sl.2S. FdIz,
SIS bushels prIm- at ! Is; 40 bushels very good
AZ SI27; 1916 bushels good al 4 "a 10 sl26
sos bushels fair at 1922 and sl23i 100 bushels
common AT Sl.lS 10 $40.
tORN.-Wnitc, $40 Ou heels pri ne and very good
al 63c.; $40 bushes very good at &c
MEAL.--40 bushels very good at 60c.
OATS IA bushels good winter al Acc