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TeIegraDhic Brcvities.

A special to the Cincinnati IimeS-StdT
from Little Rock says advices from cattle
centres indicate that the drive this year
will reach 100000 head against $1,000 last
year.
Patrick Hanlon, one Of the men arrested
for participating in the murder OF Mrs.
Smyth in Ireland in April OF last year, has
turned informer.
". KraZewshi, the Polish author, who
was arrested on the charge OF being con-
nected with a conspiracy ir Russian and
Prussian Poland, has been found guilty
and sentenced to two years Imprisonment.
Thirty-fve deaths occurred at Damietta
during the twenty-four hours ending at s
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The jury in the case Of N. s. Temple, a
noted colored politician OF Jackson, Miss,
charged with murder in having choked
his wife to death in January last. yesterday
returned a verdict OF guilty, fixing the
penalty at imprisonment for life.
Apollo Commandery OF knights Tenn
plars, OF Chicago, 115 strong, started yes
terday on q tour Of Europe. Their num-
Der will be increased to 1865 at New York.
The Massachusetts, House yesterday af-
ternoon rejected an order for the arrest OF
r. j. Marsh, Jr., OF Tewksbury almshouse,
for contempt Of the Legislature in refusing
to produce his private list Of names Of de-
ceased paupers whose bodies have been
dissected.
The parades OF Orangemen in Ulster yes
terday were unusually large, and with one
exception peaceable. At Stone Bridge an
affray occurred in which several Orange
men were wounded. -Four arrests were
made I'm connection with the affair.
Dennis Field, who was foreman Of the
Jury which convicted Hynes, the MUIR
derer, and who was afterwards stabbed, Is
in constant receipt Of letters threatening
him with injury, and his wife and daugh-
tiers are often insulted on the streets OF
Dublin. An attempt was made recently to
enter his house, but the marauders fled
when Field fired upon them.
A special from Little Rock says advices
from the cattle centres indicate that the
drive this year will reach 100000 head,
against 100000 last year.
Miners in Cannock Chase district, in
Staflordshire, England, have struck against
q reduction OF wages.
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changed. Wheat nrmer: No. 2 red winter, spot,
~. z forf du,i ' aid '1 aosnin1: ,obSins Sfsx
sSnsd and i SS s;r .Sosders sie.s
ssc e ss9. sS Ssle %ssssy az sss
for light; common and light s49e6.60; psckfng
and butchers, s4.75ase5.4O.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July H. Flour dai! and unchanged
snss ssss ssr s sssD: G W. rs s
DC. Corn higher and inactive; a slskc. sas6,
cash. ne July. wS;sIey steady al II -. Pcff
clear. s775 short rib, ss; short clear, t5.s7S.
Bulk-meats nominal. Lard nominal
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 12.-fiour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Unsettled and fevcrlsb, closing . shade
9sxc.: No. 3 Chicsgo spring, s2@e3c:: No;
and generally higher: 51k cash and Jaiy. Oats
dull and easier; 3iSc. cash; 34Sc; July. Pork
active active and and sss u Sy
Bulk-meats in fair demand; shoulders. 1925;
short rib, 1925; short clear, $3.50. Whiskey
steady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July H. Flour, wheat. and corn
Provisions quiet. New s' mess pork. sie. Bulk
meats - shoulders, 1925. Bacon - shoulder,
s7.37k. Hams-SuQar cured, 1Sc. Lard-Choice
kettle, lee. Whiskey unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, july 12.-Flour dull. Wheat
weak No. 2, cash and July, 96xc. Corn
stronger; No. 2. SEE; rejected, 414c. Oats uu-
changed; No. 2, SAKE; white irmer at 37kc:
Provisions lower. Mess pork. 1880 cash and
August. Lard-Prinie steam. 1925 cash and An
gust. HOGS lower at S5@s525.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, July IL. -Cotton-Fu,nres closed
barely steady; sales. $4,000 bales July. e10.13
4sl0.14; August, Sl0.22@el0.23 September,
s9.77els9.7s: December, {9.79d&9.80; yana-
airy. s9.s6@f9.s7; February. t9.97@t9.99
March. $10.09Gs10.11; April 310.20at10.22.
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NEW YORK LIVESTOCK MARKET.

july 10 Beeues.-Receipts, "a carloads, or
$50 head-20 carloads for expectation aud "a
car loads for cltytradc slaughterers none for the
market The dressed-beef market was dull and
bad for the slaughtering interest. Common 10
good city slaughtered native sides sold at 74@9Ec.
r d.: city-slaughtered Texas beef at 74MSc.. and
western dressed beef AT 7A@S%c, with best up TO
De. No shipments Of livestock or fresh meat IRON
this port to-day
CdIreS.-Receipts. 1876 head Market steady at
3IG44c. 4 10. for buttermilk calves. and AZ 90
S4c. for common 90 good veals. Dressed yeals
sold mt lOM12c. a n. dressed buttermilk calves
nj 6d7c. Among the sales were 4S butternilk
calves, l76 ihs. ave rage. at $3.50 4 100 ibs.. 2
vells, 142 tbs at S@ Ssc.; do, 1875 lbs, at 7c:
and do, 1J7 ts., at &c.
Sheep and L0mbS.-Receipts. carloads or
1.s45 head. Firmer feeling, but dull market,
with "A very moderate Unsincss Kentucky lambs
of fair 10 good quality sold at 6i@7sc. per ID.
Common to good sheep ut 44@ 6ac.-highest marx
for about 100 picked sheep taken for expectation
alive. Among the sales were 80 Ohio sheep. 10
bs average &c. per ~; IL DO. 90 lbs., NJ &c.
1879 do, SO lbs. at Sc; 90 do. 81 lbs, at 4Ae
900 western sheep, 80 tbs., at 54c.: 254 do. 90
ts at De-: SO do. lbs, at &c.: do. "a fbs.,
az 5Ic. I26 do, SO fbs., at Sc; l24 Michigan
do 93 his at 5tc.: 272 Kentucky lambs, ga ihs.,
at re: Alb do, 90 lbs, at 7c.. and 435 do, 90
lbs. at &c.
None for sale alive: none wanted. Market weak
aud entirely nominal for live hogs; $500 per 100
fts would be as much rs good western corn-fed
could be sold for.-JOurndt Of Commerce.
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NEW YORK.


NRw YORK, July l2.-CottoD steady; sales.
l,O53 bales uplands, l0iEc.; Orleans. l0ac.;
consolidated net receipts, 1878 bales; cxports-to
Great Britain l,S4l bales: 10 France, 246 bales;
to the continent, S3S bales. Wheat opened IA
&c. higher afterwards lost the advance; declined
lrifie, closing stronger again, and 4ehc. under
outside figures: No. 2 spring, sl.06b; ungraded
rcd, 95c 6Isl.l6: nngraded white. l.05Ns1 .07;
No. red, sl.1l%asl.12; July. sl.1l1@sl.l2h.
Corn opened Yale higher; subsequently lost the
advance. closing stronger and 4GgTe. under best
rates ungraded, 5nk@60c.: No. 2, Gle: July,
HOPS dull aud nominally unchanged. Cofte-
spot dull aud weak; No. Rio, July, $3.50; Az
ru,t, S735: spot, $3.50. sugar duil, weak, and
somewhat nominal; refined easter. Molasses
steady; Cuba, Philadelphia delivery, 50-test.
26.c. Rice nrm aud fair demand. Cofton-seed
oil, 4s@56c: Rosin quiet Turpentine nrm at
dull and weak. Pork unsettled. lower, and more
active mess. spot, sl5.50@s16. Niddles dull
and depres sed: long clear, Sc. Lard heavy and
unsettled and 3u@37c. lower: prime steam.
ss.67I@ss.90; August, ss.63@sS.9o. Freights
steady. ,,o
RALrINoRE. July l2.-flour easter and un-
changed. Wheat southern hrmer and active;
western dull and higher for late options: ssuth-
ern red, sl.10Mxl.l5: amber. Sl.i2@Sl.1S
No. 3 western winter red. spot, S1.13k asked
Coru-Southern quiet and higher; western steady
and dull: southern white. 9er62c.: yellow, 60@
western white. 4a@4oe.; mixed. 40442c.
Pennsylvania. 40@45c. Provisions unchanged
aud quiet. Coffee quiet; Rio carg0es, ordinary Il
fair Sl6t9Ac. rnzar firm: ~ " soft. sac. While
key steady at tl.l0X@sl.17. Frtigh,s I'M
| changed.
CINCINNATI, July las-Elew cng and w
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tierces, 22c.; barrels, 23c.; genuine golden syrup
40@55c.I q gallon; New Orleans, prime, 65eg7Oc:
aSm from s store. s,e. f2 y ,ac rs' '' '
I 1os; grans,ates, ss @ssls; !, e.@2e.; on 4, 9
Soap Common, 5G7c.; beat washing, 1895.
toilet, 15a20c., and fancy prices: country. 95c.
Isas: Black, 2og5oc.; imperia', 2S@75c.
Tubs: Cedar, si.75@s5 nest pine, $3.50
nest.
Hides. Leather. &c.
hides: Green, 5@6c.: wet sailed, 6kQ17c.; dry
saited, La l4c.; dry flint, 13M15c.
Ledther: Rough leather, 229o3cc.; city finish
soc; wax upper, 30@4Oc.: hemlock sole, 100
2oc.; oak sole. 30@40c.
Iron. Steel. Nails. sc.
IRON American refined. Old DoStuion bar.
4,lOc. q n: for standard sizes in large lots 10
American sheet, 3S@l5Xc. swe,ies, hammered,
4ha Be-; hoop, 4a55sc.
Nails: Old Dominion. SO for standard size, for
200 kegs. In small lots, $3.50.
Paough-Cdstings: Wholesale, 3hc.; retail, 4,sc
Rope: Manila, best. l5c.; lutte, 7H@sc.
Liquors, Wines,Sc
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.o5 ,
Brdniies: Domestic, 81 .o0@sI.5O fruit, 9oc.o
s1.25: apple, new. si:s5@s2; old, s2.25@sS
Virginia peach, s2.5O@s3.
s3@s4: Virginia mountain, new, sl.7o@s2; old.
S29S3 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, s1.2o@s1.5o; imported, % ,
case.
Neio England Rum sl.50@s1.65.
Rectifed Whiskeus: s1.l0@sl.40.
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
Lumber. The market Is oyerstOckef, more um-
her being brought here than the supply demands:
therefore having somewhat depressing effect upon
prices. White oak. cut To order, Sl7@s22 p
1,OOU: on market, sl0@sl5 q 1000; Western
Virginia poplar, S15@s26 q 1000; West Vir.
ginia white pine, S15@s35 q 1000: yellow pine
Rough boards, sSMS9: dry clear. Sl2@Sl5
jolst, s10@sl5. according 10 sizes and lengths
Shingles-Pine, sl.75@s2.50: cypress, six-inch
S6@SS q 1000; saps, S5@s6. Laths-Split, 81
sawed, S1.756S2 {. 1000.
HdreS: Whlskey-barrel timber, green, $50
500 = 1000; seasoned, S20@25 = 1000. Flour
barrel timber. Sf61S7 4 1000. Machine slaves.
S7msS: turned heading, Sc. q set. Flour-bar.
rel poles. S4Is6. fIogshead-h00ps. 70c q bundle
Powder. shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35@90c. p 100 feet.
PolCder. 1928 by the tive kegs-less than five
kegs, $3.50; blasting, S2.55GS2.S0.
shot: Northern, Sl.S5 z bag of 25 lbs
GrindstOnes: lG@2c. = ID.
seed.
Clocer: 1915.
TimOfhU: S2.50@$2.75.
Orchard Grass: Sl.50@S1.75.
Herd Grass: SlMsl.l0.
Miltet Seed: sl.25.
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Haytien Special Envoy Arrested.

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
New YORK. July 12.-Ernest Nadal, spe-
ciol envoy TO the United States Government
from the Haytien Republic. who came here
in April last, stopped at the Grand Central
hotel, where he ran up board, pill OF Sl09
and then suddenly left without paving the
hotel proprietor, has again been arrested
by the sheriff's officers. and is now an IN.
mate OF Ludlow-street Jail. His resrrest
was caused by the court having reinstated
the order Of arrest against him, which had
been vacated by default.
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Horizons Appointment Revoked.



WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue not having re-
eeived the resignation Of c. NJ. Horton as
an internal revenue agent as requested, to-
day directed the revocation Of his appoint
ment.
BOSTON, July Especial Revenue
Agent Horton to-day sent the following
telegram to Commissioner Evans:
Boston, July Recognizing your per-
sonal kindness to me, would very much
like to relieve you OF cmbarrassments, but
cannot comply with your request for my
resignation, as it would be in effect a con-
fession OF guilt, and am not guilty. |
would prefer dismissal, because / cannot
afford to lose my character and employ
ment at the same time.
[Signedl &. II. HORTON.
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Refused Admission Into a Catholic
Church.
lBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

NEW HAVEN, July 12.-The Court Of
Hermann, Ancient Order OF Foresters,
were yesterday refused admission to st.
Mary's Roman Catholic church wearing
their regalla. The Court were there for
the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
John {. Bernhard, one Of their brethren.
Father Mckinney met them at the church
door and refused to permit them TO enter
unless they removed their regalia, which
they refused to do and left, with exception
OF three members aching as pall-bearers,
who Invested themselves OF the objection
able badge and entered the building.
Father McGivney explained to the audience
that the organization was not connected
with the Church nor was it recognized by
z.
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Horse-Diseass I'm Illinois.
IBy Telegraph 70 the Dlspaich.l

I'D! ItItKTdpII % tIIt 11ISIfIVH'I
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July 12.-Thc State
Veterinarian reports that the CHAMBERS is
prevalent among horses in nineteen coun-
ties i'm this State. He claims TO have been
prevented from killing the animals afflicted,
the attorneys Of the owners contending
that he could only resort to this measure
after the Governor had issued proclama-
ton declaring the ganders epidemic. The
Acknowledgement is now expected to give
an opinion as to the powers OF the State
Veterinarian under the State laws.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBACCo MARKET

July 10.-1he Gilbert House sold 20 hogs
heads 3 hogsheads Henry county tTenn.l at
county (Tenn.) at $40 and s5.55 2 hogsheads
Ohio county Tugs at ~. IS aud i.45; hogsheads
Muhlenberg county at 1855, 80. 10, and ~ 80
hogshelds Butler county Tugs at 5000 and - 80 !;
/ hOgshead Trigg county Tugs at 500; hogs
heads Hopkins county at 81, s6.iO, $500 and
$40; hOgsheads Union county leaf aud Tugs at
$500, SO, and 1915; 2 hOgsheads Henderson
county at $40 and 5.-COurier-JOurndt.
Prices at other houses ranged the samel
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The Treasury Reserve.

BY ttItgTdPI VI lHt OI5PatVHJ
WASHINGTON, July 12.-The treasury re-
serve to-day amounted to 132.OOO,000,
which is about S6,OO0,00O less than the
amount reserved for the redemption OF
legal tenders. The reserve yesterday was
about Sl45,000,000. The sudden reduc-
ton Is due to the payment OF nearly
s15. O00, 900 on account Of pensions.
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Criminal Libel Suit.

IBy telegraph 20 the DIspatch'I
PTTTsBURG, Pa, July Wv Kountz.
manager, and John b. Kennedy, editor OF
the Allegheny Evening Mail, were con-
victed this afternoon OF criminal libel,
Peter Walter, Jr., member OF the Allie
ghany City Council, being prosecutor.
The article which provoked the libel suit
accused Walter OF using his official posi-
ton for personal gain.
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Colorado DesperadOes Lynched.

10y tCIVEIHIH To Vnc DIoI7'O'I'I
NASHVILLE, Coll, July 12.-Iesterday
Dennis Hagarty and Henry Bowling, two
desperadoes, met James Lynn and Swede
three miles from town. They shot Lynn
and beat the Swede with club, and then
robbed them both OF few dollars they
possessed. Hagarty and Bowling were ar
rested in the evening and locked up, but
were afterwards taken from Jail and hung
by citizens. Lynn and the Swede will
both de-
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIyE-sTOCK MARKET.

July 9.-Prices this week ranged as follows
BeeC cattle best, Sac: good. 5aM5. &C.:
Medium or good fair quality. 4ag4ic.; common,
3AG3kc.; bulls, 34d4c.
Mich COoS.-s25MS3S per head.
CdlUeS.-S5MSl2 per head.
Sheep.-34Mf}gc.
StocE EioeS.-s2.5C@s3 per head.
LdIabS.-4I5'sc.
net.
About % head of beef cattle, 257 hogs, and
800 sheep and lambs were on the market during
the week.
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The Gray and the Blue.

[By telegraph 70 The Dispatcb.J
NEW YORK, July 12.-General John New
ton, president of the Society Of the Army
OF the Potomac, has been invited to attend
the retinion Of Parsons cavalry brigade
Confederate at Dallas, Tex, on August
9th, and to respond to the toast, "The
BOYS who wore the blue" The president
OF the Society, w. G. Veal, says: "Our
re1nion is not to quarrel, but to meet as
brothers, bury all unpleasant recollections
Of the past, and unite heart and hand in
the welfare of our great nation for all time
10 come >,
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTUKEDT TOBACCO
MARKET.
SEy WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JULY IO.--For western leaf there continues a
quiet market. with little export interest. Prices
do not show marked change, and are generally
held firmly. Seed-leaf Is taken moderately well,
manly by the local trade, at generally steady
prices. Sales OF 450 hogsheads kentucky leaf at
he; 900 ca'es 1880 Pennsylvania at 9@1lc.:
2SS eases 1881 Pennsylvania at 51a@l3c.; 100
eases 1881 New England at l4Q2lc.; 25S cases
1882 Safe on private terms; $50 bales Havana
at SOc.mS1.l5: 100 bales Sumatra AZ sl.l0@
sl.5o.-JOUrndt Of Commerce.
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Smuggling Cinnamon Into the Tori.
tories.
Telegraph to the DISPATCH

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.J
PoIT TOWNSEND, w. T., July 12.-It has
been discovered that Cinnamon In consid'
cradle numbers are being Struggled into
the Territory from British Columbia. The
collector OF the port succeeded In cap.
turing nine Saturday, who VIII be sem
back. The customs force Is SO small tha'
il is impossible to prevent the practice
AS many as fifty are known to have been
Struggled i'm nj one time.
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The MARQUIS Demoros Acquitted.

TBy ttIcKIapH 70 tIe DIsI'"porI
BISMARCK, DAKoTAH, July IL. Justice
Collins, who conducted the examination IN
Demores's case at Mandan. gave his deci-
sion this morning discharging the Marquis
Demores. Frank Miller. and Dick Moore,
and holding that the homicide was justin.
able in view OF threats Of the O'Donneil
party, who were escaping from arrest at
the time Of the shooting.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Nrw WORK PEANUT MARKET.

July lO.-Peanuts are taken moderately in
small lots, with late quoted prices held firmly.
Following are the quotations: For Virginia, 90 a.
osc y H. for fancy nd-pcked: 9G9Ac. for
hand-p.cked: and for farmers goods ut 7ael0c.-
Journal of Commerce.
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The Battle Of tho BOyne.

10y Telegraph 10 tnc DlSpatcn.J
CHICAGO, July 12.-Orangemen to the
number Of one hundred paraded to-day
through the streets, and afterwards went
by rail into the country to hold picnic.
There was no disturbance.
TORONTO, July 12.-Three thousand
Orangemen paraded to-day. Everything
passed off quietly.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The New Suez Canal.

ln6 New SuSZ &AHNfs
THE FRENCH PRESS WARMLY APPROVES THE
AGREEMENT.
lBy cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, July 12.-The French press
warmly approves the agreement between
the British Government and De Lesseps
for the construction Of another Suez canal.
The Temps says the agreement is definite
treaty of peace, which the business world
cannot fail to applaud. La BourSe says
that conflicting interests have seldom been
arranged so satisfactorily. lie Paris de-
clares that by this agreement the seeds Of
discord have been destroyed.
WHAT THE ENGLISH PAPERS SAY.
LONDON, July 12.-The Standard believes
posed to sanction the conditions OF the
canal agreement. The Tory papers think
the agreement is step in the right direc-
ton, but it does not secure to England
sufficient control over the canal. The
Times believes the country Will not con-
slder that the agreement removes the griey-
ances Of British shipping.
ACTION OF VARIOUS BODIES.
The London Chamber of Commerce has
unanimously decided that the agreement
between the British Government and De
Lessons for the construction OF another
Suez canal is inadequate and unsatisiac-
tory.
Meetings OF shipowners at Sunderland
and West HartlepoOl have voted that the
agreement is detrimental to British COM
mercial interests.
Numerous other similar bodies through
out the country have passed resolutions Of
the same character independently OF poll
tics.
The American Teams Practice.
LONDON, July 12.-The members Of the
American Rifle Team to-day fired at 800,
900. and 1000 yard ranges. The total
scores were: Pollard, 80; Adler, IA; Stew
art. 6S; Van Heusen. rs; Joiner, IA;
Howard, 49,; DIR. Scott, rs; Dolan, 10;
BulI. O1 +; Paulding, IS; Lieutenant Walter
Scott. 65; Cash, GS; Rabbeth, %; Hinman,
SO: shakespeare, CO; Brown, II; Smith,
"a. The scores were very high, consider
ing that the weather was unfayorable. The
screw wind-gauge was used.
Tho French Outrage at Tamatave.
LoNEoN, July l2.-The Times thinks it
n inconceIyable that the French Govern
mcnt will support Admiral Pierre in the
outrage ut Tamatave.
The Daily Ne,cS says it may be safely as
sumed that the Madagascar matter Is en-.
gaging the attention OF the German and
limited States Governments, both OF which
had Consuls at Tamataye when that town
was occupied by the French. The Necs
and other morning papers anticipate that q
loyal and candid explanation OF her action
In Madagascar will speedily be given by
France.
The report OF the doings OF the French
In Madagascar, alluded TO by Mr.. Glad
stone In the House OF Commons yester-
day, came from the British Consul at Ian.
gI6ar. II Was brought to that place BY o
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Fatal Tornado I'm Nebraska.

BY telegraph 70 The Dispatch.I
HALToN, NEB., July IA tornado
Tuesday night demolished number OF
buildings at Soldier City; killed three
women and one child, and injured fifteen
other persons. The storm passed directly
from north to south.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, July IL, 1883.
Since our last report we note no change In our
market, except for hrghts, which are rather lower.
The demand for other descriptions is good and
prices full
SUN-CUEED.
Lugs, s46S7; medium, s7.50@s9; good. 500
slz; aud tine. s2J@S59. Several hogsheads have
been sold at s3n@ $50.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTURI
Lugs.-Dark, S4@S5: good. .s9.50@s6; fine
manufacturing, sun-cured. S7MSl2.
Ledf.-COmmOn, s5.50@S6.50; good, $1,000
SO; fine, SlUWTl5.
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Base,Rall Yestertlay.

fBy telegraph TO The Dispatch.I
Buffalo: New York, g.; Buffalo. o.
Pittsburgh /: Allegheny, O.; Athletic, J.
Baltimore: Baltimore, 1; Metropolitan
Chicago: Chicago, G.; Providence, D..
Cleveland: Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia
Detroit: No game. Rain.
st. Louis st. Louis, o.; Columbus, 4.
Louisville: Cincinnati, II Eclipse, 2.
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NEW YORK stMAC MARKET.
by Telegraph.

July lO.-omoted At s75@ss5 for Virginia, and
sIO5msIO7 Tor Job lots Of sicily from store
Journal Of Commerce.
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LIME, CEMENT. &c.

I COO BARRELS FRESH ROCK
l,OOO LAND LIME, from the celebrated
Cobb hme-kiins, daily expected per schooner
Charley Hanley, for sale low from dock, by
ROBERT WENDENBURG,
Nos. S0S Main street
~ l3-lw and IL Fifteenth street.
DOCKLAND LIN L, ROSENDALE
III CEMENT, AND CALCINED PLASTER
Daily expected, schooner B0wdoin, with cargoof
CROCKETT'S ROCKLAND LIME, fresh from
kllns. Also, schooner NJ. II. Byard, with cargo or
ROsENDALE CEMENT and CALCINED PLAS-
-''' WARNER MOORE.
LIME, CEMENT. LUMP and GROUND pLAS-
TER. foot Seventeenth street, south side or dock.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, July IL. 1888.
sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-5,000 Richmond and
DanvilIe debentures ut 67h; 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte Railroad stock at GIN.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Merchants National
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BRIGHT ToBAcCo-MANuFACTuRIv

Smokers.-Common, ss.50@sIO.5O; medium
sl2@S13; good, s13.50@sl6; fine, s16@l7;
fancy. sl9MSZ2.
FftIers.-New lug filters, from So to 81: com
mon, sl0MSl2; medium, sl3@el4; good
sl5MSl6; fine, Sl7GslS.
Wrappers. OmmOa. sl9ds24: medium, s25
@&30: good $3.50 $40; fine, s45@S55; fancy
SROMS65.