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twin cure entirely the worst form Of Female
mplaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Liberation, Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly
adapted to the Change Of Life.
Twin dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
IN an early stage Of development. Thetendency to
canccrous hunors there Is checked very speedily by
It, use.
1t removes f1niness aatuleney, destroys all
craving for st.mulants, and relieves weakness Of
the stomach. II cures Bloating, Headaches, Ner-
yoas Prostraiion, General Debility, sleeplessness
Depression, and Indigestion.
Tha, feeling Of bearing down, causiing. PAIN
weight, and baekache, Is always permanentlycu
by IS use II will at all times and under all cIrcum-
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plants Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA T.. PlNKHAMS VEGETABLE COM
POUND Is preprd at 2S3 and 235 Western ave
nue. Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 50.
Sent by mail the form Of pills, also in the form Of
iolenge on receipt OF price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs PINKHAM freely answers all letters Of In
quiy. send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Mention tfis pape,.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ, 60;
o A. NJ, 10; noon, so; +. NJ, sc; 8 p.
NJ, so; midnight, ~.
Mean temperature. % 5-6.
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NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED.
The sale Of ATKiSsoS's WHITE ROSE eheeehs
that Of any other perfume, and constantly nereas-
Ing. can hardly fall short OF quarter OF million
bottles annually
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The sTEISwAY and CHICKERrSG are not pianos
or merely local reputation. They are known
around the world as the best instruments made.
RYLAND & LEE, Agents,
9l3 Main street.
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COUPONs RENDERED FOR TAxEs-A TEST
CAsE.-Judge Christian was engaged yes
terday in considering applications for Ii
quor licenses.
Messrs. Kendrick and O'Neal gave no.
tice that they would file petition IN order
to test the genuineness OF certain coupons
rendered by them in payment OF their IL
cense-tax as liquor-dealers, according TO the
requirements Of the Riddleberger bill. The
case will be heard on Saturday next.
Messrs. Davies & Hooper represent the pc
titioners and Mr.. S. Ii. Witt the Common
wealth.
This is the first case here under this act.
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PARAsoLs, PARAsoLs.-The largest stock and
lowest prices at julius MEYER & SONS.
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TWO hundred and hfiy pieces Of NEw MArrISGs
from auction, from IL cents up, at ID. 4 4. NIT
rxLpoHEER's.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Wilson Henderson (colored), charged
with assaulting and beating James Hender-
son on the street. The case was continued
until to-day.
Mary i. Taylor and Anna Taylor Doth
colorcd). charged with assaulting and
abusing Laura Bowler, were discharged.
Kate Hopkins (colored), charged with
stealing sundry articles OF clothing the
property Of Harriet Watkins, was dis
charged, the complainant failing to appear.
Stephen Jones (colored), charged with
being drunk, was fined 81.
Lucy Kenny (colored), charged with
being disorderly and fighting in the street,
was committed to Jail in default OF surety
for her good behavior.
Emmett Wells (white) and Walter john
son (colored), charged with fighting in the
public street, were fined S5 each. John
son took an appeal to the Hastings Court.
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For bargains Of all kinds call early at ID. & y
MIrrELpoRFEBs.
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WE KNOW HoP BITTERs are above and beyond
all as a nutritious tonic and curative.
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HEAVY RrD-CHEcK MArTISGs, l2,ser at Ju-
LIUs MEYER 4 SONS.
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Personal,

TREvILIAN's, G. 4 o. RAILwAY,l
April 25, 1852. I
HAVING QUALIFIED IN THE
IL Court Of Chancery for the city Of Richmond
as administrator Of the estate Of Mrs. ANNE
WATSON. deceased, this notice Is hereby given
that all indebted to the estate called on for pay
ment, aud all claims against the deceased must be
presented. duly proven, 70 me for payment.
ap 26-W4wt ID. :. WATSON.
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The cheapest and best USLAuspRixp SHIRTS a.
d. a ". hTTxLponFxR's.
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and power to other standing committee Of

and power TO other standing committees Of
the diocese. IL Is therefore
Resoired, That committee OF three,
consisting OF Rev. III. Melville Jackson,
John Tyler, and w. o. English, be ap-
pointed, with the request that they present
and press this subject at the Council in
Norfolk.
About $3.50 o'clock the meeting, which
was most interesting one, was dismissed.
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No family shonld be without LYDIA T.. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Biliousness, and Torpldity Of the Liver. Twenty
five cents per box. sold by all druggists.
au 26-eod
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Read JULrrs MEYER SONS new advertise
nenf
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The ORPHANS BAzAAR.-The Bazaar
given by the ladies OF the Catholic Church
for the benefit Of the orphans OF st. Jo-
seph's Orphan Asylum opened at the Rich
mond Theatre Monday night with a fine
attendance present. The fullest expecta-
tions OF enjoyment WERE realized, and
everything was found TO come fully up TO
the highest standard. Kessnich's band made
sweet strains OF music I'LL the building, and
at times excellent vocal music was i'm
mensely enjoyed.
Yesterday new attractions were added,
and last night the attendance was again
quite large, and the enjoyment better than
on the night OF the opening. A brilliant
sight IL presented in the main auditorium
Of the Theatre, the parquette Of which has
been covered with smooth board floor.
Around the dress-circle at regular inter-
walls are the various tables and stands, on
which are displayed beautiful fancy goods
and attractive articles OF various kinds.
On the stage is seen eating-saloons, and in
the centre OF the room last night pretty
rustic well OF very striking appearance was
erected, at which a fair young lady pre-
sided, and dipped out OF its depths cool
lemonade for the thirsty.
An excellent musical programme has
been arranged for tonight, and a number
OF new attractions will be added. IL you
want to spend an agreeable hour go TO the
Theatre tonight. You will not regret it.
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KEY WEST CIGARS just received.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
THE BEST WISs.-130-OOo Mason & Hamln
Organs sold. RYLASD & LEE, Agents,
DIS Nam street.
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7 YDIA L. PINEHAM'S

I YDIA L. PINEHEM'S
yEGETABIr COspCUND
IsA
POSITIVE CURE
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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HOTELS.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND FlFTIETH STREET,
topposte CathedralD
~

WETHERREE 4 FULLER. PROPRIEToRs.
strangers will here hnd excellent accoinmoda-
tions al reduced prices during the summer months.
1his new Snd elegant house Is very centrally To-
Gated for the reception OF guests either permanent
or transient. IL Is cbarmingly Situated, being
central point amidst the most fashionable resi-
dences, churches, &C., &C.. near the Grand Gen.
tral Depot, within three minutes walk OF the ele
waited roads and Madison-ayenue cars. The yenti-
lauOn, heating, ana plumbing 1re arranged on the
most approx ed principles. The hotel Is conducted
on the European plan, patronized by the hest fami
lies nf EarOpe aud America, with restaurant OF
nv t-SaAWSm
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SUMNER RESORTS.

CARATOGA SPRINGS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
SEASON OF 1882
OPENS JUNE 10Th AND CLOSES SEPTEM-
BER 30TB.
my sim ToMPkINs, GAGE co.
yxTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VA, ARE NOW OPEN AND READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets to
be- had Of Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., Polk Miller, and
John Blair, druggists. Richmond, or OF the pro-
priet0r This Il tie most delightful warm sulphur
bath Temperature, 9S degreesl In the world.
Ap 3O-sin JOHN l.. EUBANK.
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STATISTICS
in regard to the work Of the Association
during the last four months:

were elected for the next year: President,
Edgar ID. TAYLOR; Presidents, James
Lyons, Jr., John W. Cringan, and Joseph
Bryan; Directors: Ashton Starke, +. ID.
Hotchkiss, 4. w. Pemberton, Henry Bode-
ker, Polk Miller, w. Miles Cary, Rev. j.
z. Tyler, c. ID. Hill, Jackson Guy, and j.
w. Anderson.
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American bark $50 TONS general cargo NcteThe
srnmeni troops rom LsIandra me seat
Lake Huron Palmyra batavia Parthia caspian Austrian
prussn Lacerne Texas Quebec Nevada and several 9TH
RoLEU@ i foR export was firm and in mod
and Bsm reSs n't CRUDE lSs 4 ss ss
6a.s Naphtha 6isc easeA s1sSl " Crude Certlnestss
s2e closing 500 300 August options
ovfsioSs-Po EK-Msss soaasrsd more freely and
s h Sss Ds etDH ss ga & 5 %
spot 81 YeE sgno S1 sS small lot City Family
SIS gS' western T Prime Mesa sasi 30 sv Ness
SIS SO Packet sis cty ExtS India Ness ssi as 80
s22 cut MEATS fairiv active st about stssiy prices
500 Picked shoulders lci 1000 PieNled Hams TO-
Picked shoulders 10. Picked Hams i4Sl4te smoked
shoulders l2e Smoked Hama l5s!5 &c DD OBJ Sun sG
here IL At Long Csar 10 20. Sa9t Clear T lie
tpahs s's less active a1i demand or
eash os limited prices opened weaE ana zen S Sm most Of
the decline near The close easier asan ana ssE oS,. %
spot 9 h o. also q West l. o. TumerSd
,od without further partcuar. LEO tes Aagnst 81
5c, closing u SIC 25Ol October 10 ID &C. closing
isissa e closing 'Sdi $50 seller year
- S DO Sso"Is 500 Ss Fs5rnary $500
1859 e closing l5sCcs city lower aud unsettled
ise Continent Bu TTER0Marset has varied in any
sges STAR ha F ysEf SOY T a@I Dd Pa 5 we
Tubs 10 24c; Dairy Tubs inferior ls@2Oc; Cresme.y
2ad26ac., Egin Creamery, - 2c.i western creamery
22024c. Imitation Creamery. 19G23c. Dairy 6024ci
Factory. l5dlsc. ..-.CHEESE-MarKet unsettled ana
rather weak without. however decided Alterations IN
prices light New state Factory fgl SC
Creamery SKINS 2a5 &c Ohio Flat 6dlOc. .EONS-
lighter receipts marks and good demand iOr
grades prices further advance. with declded
strength Long Island and nearby 2Jc state ann fenn
syivania. Western. 22d23c; CANADA, %-4-oc
Western and Canada, Fair to Good p sd2l A9c
RICE-Qmet unchanged Domestic, o'aGec.' 1@Ahgooh'
sUGxE Raw quiet and without guOtable change Fair to
Refining n a7ac, nominallY sales 100 hhds Mo-
asses sugar NC 532 hhds Martinique Ilsc Loo hhds
Common Centrifugal 9c and 234 hhds Common Cuba 90
she Refined fairly active and steady Cut Loaf -. 90 81
Crushed o., I9I-c Cubcs 93ci Powdered 9d3'c iran
ulaed gaG.; Mould "a" el4e; Confectionery do. 9lsc
standard do &c. of A." si2a White Extra &C."
s4asAc; Yellow do, do, 7sgo Sci Yellow &C. f'4c
yellow. 64sd &c. -, -,a-.
sTEA = e Duh and nominal Prime city, l3laal3sc
Western l21. 3c; Is 50 hhds Oeomargafine Strarhe
OutOitOwn stock. IL 80, city quoted II Fac
WOOI-AessrS Halloween & COburn Of Boston say; me
sales rep TINS ndiate the part 81
liberal purchases AT s-ht eohees
anxiety 10 sell, large
done Prices here and mere nave Dee
warrant material modification OF our Irvous qhoL
rons Ths ales for the OF 1913 10 sshed
247s ID Unwashed l07.f'O ID secured 4ho iOO I'D
Pulled Total Domestic 3cls,9uO ~ iOtelsh
I70 100 d. Total domestic and fOIegn @9JZ 'OO ID
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~, Of transactions Delaware la
arra and Western opened -.
- 70 1AO. An0 wv

% transactions Delaware. Lach-
huhDe. and Western opened at 1852
aW~. sS;,,o,v advanced to lao, ana c'osee
in'" ,eos. AGAINST 1874 Saturday. OF
o., It, in the day became favorte, ana ROSE "
i's' - at 121Io. Central Pacific sold nj SoF"
or. and clc.ed only ls lower than IT'S pest pi'eo
po.h olasses Of the Omaha shares were ae'''e 60.
.,o,,ant all the way out Dubuque ana S,ouA w,
- duu beeause it is not speculative ou' ON
-, rrrchases IL rose to 9Z, pemg o0"e
g. investment AZ stock that Is ,ea
sonahiv certain TO pay per cent vi NJ -,
,s.nds The road being leased, not AT nAou i'i'''
Int NJ a percentage fits gross earnings 'i.' -,
- .ho bene6t of any Improvement IN us
- Tho rental for the not good year OF looA
- mi 20 50, Der cent on the stock, ana Tue
company paid 5i2 per cent? ~ 100
her 1881. and per cent III Apr.' -.
Central of New-Jersey was very strong Ou' tn.
.,ool - strong simply in speculative sense'
Northern Paeiics were special features AZ VIZ
ings and were strong despite the -.'.,oo ON
,,jnorty report of the CongressIonai M pin
- -, ,a.t. Richmond aud Danvlle anu ~
It's hand gan, - po,nt Terminal advanced 4's
NO." -, cont respectively on mouera"
= T, WA stated that Doth sto0A'
-. cbased for orders from persons III D"i''
-. Ricbmoud and other Southern clues WIN Az
commercials interested in the lines OF those prop
critic. and who are in position to kno" INC -.
movements aud prospects of the companies AS
brfore remarked. there was not respec'@',e ioa
60; 4roro the openlng to the ending of Board hours
o,d the market closed baoyant al near 'he O'e'
prices Of the day. -, s.o,dv
Government bonds were quiet and barely STEADY
At a decline of Is per cent in the o'ds ior Oo'n
oIasses of 3las and 4s Annexed are the closing
quotations:
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KRs ON CERrIrICArK.

Total Grain. bush 4.lOsOl5 47j9793 7S6o45O
HA1 AND srRAw-Pr1me Hay sca-ce and hrmer All
quote; Msdium 70 Choice Timothy 7OS95c Shipping
Grades 6Oo., No Rye straw oOoo5c short do. 4VGo0c
Cat straw. 309SJe.
al Jh,,-5taA.iy and moderately active.
HOPS-A few holders quote Choice state Hops up 70 5Oc
English reports are very poor exporters desire TO
feel their before entering The market Al such high n
represent bidding figures We quote Ch0ce state lss
4d49c. do Good 70 Prime 4604oc do Far 10 Good Al
a4c.; Eastern ~ easel -.
3Oa32c; Nrw-Orieans 6e075c
NAVAL sTOREs-kosns were quiet but unchanged ;
pentne under heavier reoelps sales 200 bb%
sOuth s04ec loboing lots AZ a4 nc Tar and Pitch
auet stocks-Eosin 2J,s4o bDs spirits Iurpenlne 81
OLsNo quotable changes be reported prices in the
main are fairy steady although the movement Is rather
OCEAN FRRIGHTs-Grain ROOM both the berth and
sells q1lster LIVERPOOL steam $4,000 bush.
81 40o0 oos PloGr Is Cd; $40 do. through 5u Is
IAlow in small pIs sos: BEET as: Pors So sugar,
IN 80 A2dlts Cd; LOO bales Cotton through
Sd 20 tons Measursment Goods 10 2Ss Lon bon
, steam 91 go R1sh train sd 100000 bush do, prya
quoted Sd 5000 sacks Flour 22s Cd: Bacon 2J-; Cheoss
37s I'd AVONMOUrH, steam Grain quoted "a - II { IL
ROTTERDAM. steam ~ 600 bush Cirain. Tie AMI.
WEkP steam A. 0uO bush DO. ID. "a 500 do cid ...
MARS EII.LH.s steam OoO lush Gram IBo = q FTE
BRUSH 900 sbis Crua- Petroleum As Cd Amer1an
brig 5000 do, - qd -..COSsrANTI OPLE. Italian
bark. 1900 Rehned do 26ag7e -. NJ asEfLLEs
or CETTE. American bark, 1000 Ibis Crude DO Is So
ANfwERP Or ST NAzAIRE. british snip
5000 quarters Grain. 5s.----.CoRK F0R ORDEIts
Two BIT ish ooo steamer s 3, ga sRSser from
do Is 9d British hence, 1000 do. is Norwegian
100 40 private terms Austrian bark late sat
news IRE elevation each 900 qrs do 6s3d DON
BTilsh steaaieE hsnce I2,0Oo ora do osSd ZANZIBAA
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EASTERN DISTRICT VI TEXAS. Az GALVESTON
In obedience aid Court etsred on the I'D
day OF March SO IN the ca1se en Pends S9ersn n1
Tru stet ConlplSnauts The Galveston Houston and
s s fSsy t st ay Of August Is 3 COMMENCING
y ocock meridian % sla DAY az inc 10y Of D
public cutlery The highest and best bidder tsr
cSorate nroprty ef th said Railroad Company used for
rroad prpese. an! all its franchises and property con,
lt rsSas And exening from the terminal near q
Intersection Of Thirty Marketsts, III Oh. City Of
Galveston through said city to galveston ray al OF ne4
Tn man land Virgins POINT thence 'rtheriy
and into tne City OF Houston tLrongh HcA aney-s6
20 point which II the road is extended that general "a,
rccton viii connect VITA ana niersect WIN tne Houston
Northern Railroad also from point near h1sh-t IN me
RSo aSvoa ar or near l. rossst or avenue point
connection with the main line o. Iae Houston aHa As Ss
City Houston through or over which the Tuos o. ts
bracng and including The bridge eHediag across
9iyest1n ay aros t sntsn,.y thereto or
and also the bridge across Buffalo Bayou and al
ss or e-r Of them ether loc.ted upon the present
Aso ali the right way land occupied by said rail
acquired appertlnng which may hereafter be ACC red
Car houses warehouses machneshops wofkshops suDer
structures and fixtures together with All toe
purtenances ghts and privileges thereunto belonging al
$50 an ami singular locomotives teoders passenger
freight cars and and ala other ears csrrages Tools
wood, fuel and euupMcnbs lpt s4A
which shalt hereafter be owned Dy said
relating - Ut apDerraniug OF De
longing with said railroad the running OF
operating he same - -
rights advantages derived or 20 M derived
hat ~ received said Company any Way WhaisoeVsr
All property premises ana franchises VIII be sold IN
parce ~ entirety. A. -,
At said the purchaser vii De required 70 pay IL money
in the following order OF priority - -. - 81.
lat The amount Of the costs ana allowances hA41 ia W
luiiing the expenses OF the ~lle -. ,.o
I'd The FOR loans and advances male ~ ~ ~
compliments amounting the lst daY OF January 80
% 7g So az 40 pr Gems pr anhm IrI t
made the time OF payneub shd sacu
sums necessary be advanced before the sac Win
d The araount the holders Of tho coupons which
mature prior January l. 1870 with interest t he hIs
ay January, ls5z tie amount due la4 dae A. stAlfu
n the per cent 10 date 0f paJ nenl Des Tie
OF Sl55,927 ~. ~ ...... g.. . 49,
Affsr ne Ind in money received aud 10 u sufficient IL aY
thr uror establishes VIA The eS7- OF sul1
COmpia4suts aud solicitors the ioli
and a1vans the complain Rt= the coupons and
interest which manred 20 January J. lSO then me
maturing January l. l9t 5-cuft'
bv me mortgage win be received pro part OF said
nd being the amount bid bears 70 the Whoe
dent Tor the cash payments aiove reqail
AnnI M lss1 C. DAFT.
Special IA aster.
" A COWDREY No . warst, Network Ky
EDWARD T. AUSTIN. Galveston.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-Quet. unchanged.
COFFEF-Rio firm. less active Fair cargOes. o. a
gac sales 500 bags e and loo for Janu
Al July, 145O7J5c. August. 750d1 6Oc, and
September $50 65c bid asked. The wltrawas
l63g3 baxs 1875 bsgs santos HALEY, $50
bags * do, 426S bags NeDo. l555 bags ex Hip
parchus 931 bags Lon hurst loo bags ex COpercus
46 hays OK CIdOn AIS sundry vessels leaving
the stock a. Mild grades
and unchan ged MaracalbO and Laguayra S
4l3Dr
COTTON-Spot Cotton Guet and weak but without quot
able change: sales 261 bales $50 bales saturday
Including for EXPORT and ~ bales for spi
Delivered 800 bales Receipts at the
day so bales bales this week and
- L I.nIla IlAI
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EUROPEAN ANCIAL NNRTET%
Ioypox July 24-l2:5o o. m.-COnsols. 9sers for both
account; bonds four per CENTS IZ3 Al
Western first mortgage trustees ccrncate
47lo Erie al "a cosols, 100; ILLINOIS Central
al Ia Pennsylvania 63 Reading 81 = New York.
Ontario and Western 49,
LoSDoS july 54-2;JO N Atlantic ana Great Western
first mortgage trustees Certificates AS. Erie 4l3f New
Central l3ssi Pennsylvania Ctenra, oSAa Reading
32ls
LONDON 24Z:5UD W.P2rls a1vcer duOte bnrPe per
cent rentes 81 - for the
LONDON July Z4-iOJ D. m--Tbe amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Of England balance TO-DAY Is
469OOO.
LONDON 24.-4:3n n.-Paris aivlcs5 duors thr3e
Det eeuJ rsaJsa AZ 81 rrancs cenrmes
PARIS. July 24-43D a-Excnsnzo London 70 francs
II ceuumes cbeckA
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Corn $4,000 bush, osts. 5000 bush Rye aoao srsn
BARLEY none shipments-Four. Is 600 bbs Wheat iz5o
BUSH Corr 1900 bush: Oats 1000 bush; Rye and Barley
none. -. ,x-x. --..s
rnsr No Red spot Odd. 81 IS; new 81 o., Juiy ~ oes
yea 81 %. Corn frmer High Mixed SIC; NO spos;
fsc bid July 76e bid August te Did Oc'ooer 80 az 80
bid September 35sc bid RsceptsWheat IoouV, gusn
Corn. $500 bush Oats. loo bush 5hpmsnG- Ao~~
zoo 600 bush; Corn 900 BUSH; Oats. l. 4Oo ousa
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Monday July "a. 1882.
Or sERvxs ro-DAL


Good 10 Prime sod at IL q &c and
average estulated IL lV2t-
BEEVE~-heeOipts yesterday and to-day were % car
loads AZ Jersey ty "a at 6Jth ST. making 440l
had against 776 head Monday The arrivals the past
Tek W,re q $50 head less last .week t075 head
man CORRESPONDING Wee. last yea r
9evteVinR the week Monday whom the market
cl-e a r-luC Of from &c u i2c per ID
Al OF wednesday there
cline of nrarv Common Satives and Texans VIII te
duh and barely steady. Wlllr
,oad slowed little change IN prices On
Eyda undrr tie ufurncc OF cooler WeAsT hht run OF
affe and an impr0vtd Beef trade there Dot
with shade higher prices TOT me
hesf COOralO steers and Tor 3telun
and air atives arrivals to-day, 81 cars were
for -auahtelers ana ! cars Tor Joseph last
MANS export leaving inciudlng rev, cars
held over from Friday about 100 CARLOADS on
the market. some 20 ears were held oacs part
of which viii The market az bOsh-s Nas
tner dun barely steady Al Jersey Cty some OF
and general improvements OF &c sine .a-t
WednesdaV Natives were neeiec te Tor Icx
ans butchers cut more money Jus y s'erl 9
and yra Kentucky and Indiana steers SOLO at
rnm 70 &c 10 DR. ID. Too cattle ~ thu class
ent for ard Good PRIME steers larry steady @n
Medium snow but little change II m Friday No faucy
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Dressed Beef. Mutton and hogs were a. follows: