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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31

Arm. prime TO choice Pennsylvania and
MARYLAND. aiss230. Provisions quiet and
acady. Mess pork. Ell. Bulk-meats-.-
shouiders and clear rib-sides. packed,
Z and Ole. Bacon Shoulders. 1tc.; clear
r;b.sides, I0c.; hams, i4ialjt.. Lard
Refined, Ole, Coffee steady; RIO. galoc.
sng,r steady, A soft, &c. Whisky s:eady
al sl.1j. FreIghis unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
c,sc,xsArr. july 30.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat active and 6rm; No. = red, eIiSSc.
Corn dull; No. 2 mixed, 5itc. oa,s Urn
No, 2 mixed, sic. Pork held ~ si5.ooa
sIG.,5. Lard quiet at si.2J. Bu'k,'ncss
strong; shoulders. $3.50; short rip, 80:
Baron unchanged. Whisky steady h
sI.O6. Sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs
firm; common aud iigbi. sf.soaej.Io;
packing and butchers, Sj.3jas5.5o.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, july 30. 80 Grain weak.
Wheat-No. 3 red. s0sSJc. Corn-No.
white. &C.,; mixed. jjtc. Osts-So.
mixed, SIC. Provisions firm. Mess pork,
siT. Rulk.mea's- Shoulders, 1913 clear
RIB, Ss.G2i clear sides, S9.li5. Bacon
shoulders. $3.50; clear rib, $3.50; clear,
2i0. Sugar-curcd hams, l3lc. Lard
Steam leaf, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, July. 30.--Flour unchanged.
Wheat very active; closed 4afc. below yea
tcrday: No. 2 red, sCtaSIic. cash and
July: sslaSgic. August: No. 3 red, I9ss
sic. Corn opened higher; closed about al
ye.terdoy; selc cash, 4slats3c. August.
Oats higher and slow; 30i30lc. cash, 2itc.
August. Provisions firm aud slow. Pork
higher; iobbing. SlG 80. Bulk.meits-
Long clear, ESQ; shori rib, $500 clear,
IS Is. Bacon-tiood 10 clear, s9.itis
s0.I5; short rib, $3.50; clear, 1915. Lard
dull at sI.25.
CHICAGO. July 30.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled; opened weak; declined
1aic.: closed lie. below yesterday; july,
S3lasl4c; August. S3iasilc.: No. chi
cavo spring, s33. .S32c. Corn opened easier.
closed &C.. lower for August than yesterday;
july and August. 5ii1jAi. Oats cash
nominal; cash, SEC. August. s'tasSlc.
Pork steady: deferred deliveries a tribe
higher; cash, Sl5 joaSl6.jo; August, S2i.
Lsid irregular; advanced safe, decllaed
5alac.. and closed steady; cash. 81 3Oa
s7.3ei: August. s7.27A lsG31s. BulS'meats
m fair demand: shoulders, 90 short rib.
SS.l.8; clear, SS..J. Wni,key UDchanged
at Sl.lO. sugar steady standard \, Gle.
eranulaied. Ia7.c.
MILW AVKEE.
MILWAUKEE,. july 30.-Flour Grm.
Wheat steady: No. Milwaukee, @ n. July,
, ard August. s3ic. Corn strong; No. >
n,r...,..' v &c.: rejected. 53c. Bill. ost'
firm; No. ?. deliyeIe,., "''''' irV'H'Vn'
steady. Mes, pork. si6 cash and August.
Lard-Piime steam. s. 80 cash and August.
Sweet-picklcd hams firm At lliil2tc. Hogs
iirmer at 81 2jaS5.1j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
The New York Striking Bricklayers.

Ljy Telegraph 10 the Di-pdtch
NEW YORK. July 30.-Thrce firms that
were resisting the claim, Of the striking
Lricklayers for nine hours Is day, work
accclcd this morning, and two large JOBS
l.yc been taken away tom boss ma'ons
and placed in the hands OF the "GelerIl
Good" Committee for completion. john
Fish was one OF the employers VINO gave
IN. lie is one Of tie largest Of tn stand
ire-out BOSSES, and sixty men were engaged
Is him to-day 10 20 10 work. Nr. ,i'sncf
va, another OF the builder, that gave IN TO-
Gsy. Builder Dickson, OF Newark, y. D.,
Dee, adopted the uine-hour p.an. II was re.
r,fted that The jobs q J. n l.. Weber ana
Dhbledge X Co.. had been taken from ihe,
builders and given 10 the General Good
Committee. Il i. said that Only ISL men are
on strike TODAY. There are LBS men
in the unicn, which has reserve llnd
"a % Goo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
AorafOga Races,

ll;y telegraph 10 Nc Di'patch.I
SARATOGA, July 30.-The postponed races
Of Yesterday were run to-day. The wea-
Their W., warm and clear; track heavy and
attendance moderate.
FIRST race--puTse 800, non-winninS and
maiden allowances, one niie-Gleancr won
a good race by half length; Swinney sec
ond. Net,Ie Bad third. Time, l:44i.
second race-lroqUOiS stakes for three
vcar.oldS. SlC0 each. $50 forfeit, with
81 900 added. one mite and i've hundred
yards-Rataptan took the lead at the start
and won in 4 gs.lop by two lengths
Palinurus second, four lengths in front
Of Blast. third. Time, 2:l7t.
Third ruce-handlcap sweepstakes, fol
all ages, with 500 added. one mile and a
furlong-Greystone Won by length,
Blazrs second, three lengths before Tolu,
third. Time, 1:jSi.
Fourth race-purse 800, one mile, over
four hurdles, handicap for AL ases-Guy
won after a good race by half length
Bcyerwick second, QueLec third. Tine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
RrtgheOn-Beach Races.


fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, July 30.-First race-for
non-winncrs. three fOurths Of mile
Wall Flower won; Retort second, Austria
lima third. Time, l:2l.
second raco-selllng allowances, one
mile Carrie stewart won; Carlisle second,
swift third. Time, l:i9.
Third racC-kinCs county Derby, one
mile and q half-Mlss Brewster won in a
canter: Young Duchess second, BrOughton
third. Time, POL.
Fourth racc-for all ages, seven fur
longS-King Lion won; Lena second, Tat
tier third. Time, 1884.
Fifth race-for all ages, one mile and a
furong-TOm Martin won; Transit Sec
ond. King Il. third. Time, 2:0Ii.
sixth ace-handicap stecpiechase, short
course-V0itmre won; Odette second, Ton
AMANDA third. Time, 2:jll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-- thursday JULY 81 1884.

night from The Grand-Army celebration
held ~ Minneapolis. Senator Plunketf,
upon being interviewed to-day, said that,
although politics was "tabooed" sub
lect at the rennion, no one could help see
ing at Minneapolis and vicinity that
Cleveland was developing extraordinary
strength all through Minnesota and wis.
coDsin. The gentlemen were entertained
by business club at Chicago. aud they
found that the feeling for Cleveland was
on the increase. and that the outlook was
decidedly bright and encouraging for the
Democrats. At several other pieces on
their Journey home Cleveland stock was
reported very high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
PROGRESS or CREM1TTON
some Interesting Facts from the Organ Of
the Berlin Society.
philadelphia Times

Die Fdmme + monthly paper published
in Berlin. and devoted 10 the advocacy OF
cremation at hone and abroad. It. July
nvmber gives brief summary OF the
progress made Dy The cremationi'is IN
America and Europe. The Paris Crcna-
ton Society was founded in 1850, and APP
proved by the Project OF Police on Deem
Der 23d OF the same year. The third an
nual meeting took place on January y,
1854, and was presided over by the mayor
Of the Seventh reimbursement, MIR. kOech-
lin Schwartz, who called the attention
of ihUse urt sent Ia the dangers that would
attend the present form Of burial in case OF
an epidemic disease making its appearance.
The chairman was commissioned 10 apply
to the police authorities for permission TO
build several crcmatOrieS in each cemetery
Of the capital, since both above and below
the ground n corpse Is the source OF nam
alton, poisoning the atmosphere. for which
evil crcmatiOns Is the only remedy. The
dead after a battle should be disposed OF
in the same manner, as vast num-
Der Of rotten cOrpses in narrow
space are almost sure II breed dis
ease. a bill providing for the erection OF
crCmatories. brought before the French
Chamber OF Deputies, was supported by
the illustrious Gambetta, Casimir Perier,
and Paul Bert. but measure OF this kind
takes time before IL becomes law, and, IN
view Of the possible appearance OF the
cholera, the Society desires TO have a
crematory erected rs soon a. possible.
The principal opponent OF the plan is
the famous DR.. Brouardel. The Paris
society numbers five hundred and seventy
members.
In Denmark few OF the cemeteries COM
ply with sanitary demands. DR.. Lcvison,
Of Copenhagen, has collected statistics In
1862 villages and 100 towns. Nearly al
the burial places are in the Immediate
neighborhood Of dwellng.houses, In some
cases only fifteen yards away. Now ana
again the drinking water in the nelghOor-
hood HIS been poisoned by thi, contact.
The London Cremation Society was
founded IN 1875. lis PRESIDENTS Sir Henry
Thomson. The society purchased in lS'S
! an estate al 81. John. in the county OF sur
| rev, where crcmatory has recently oeeh
| erected.
The Philadelphia correspondent assures
! Die FiQmme that cremation I'M tais citY
! struggles against an ignorance ana Mario W
/ minded prejudice that must be seen 70 re
| appreciated. Not only ar the ministers
I of The gospel OppOscd 20 Us almost 20 q
man." writes this gentleman, "but also
those who in any way derive livelihood
IRON contact with The dead-mpgei' OF
cemeteries. underiskers, aud bojy->natc'l-
Us, who derive a princely income from tue
sale Of corpScs, our medical colleges oiJ-n
! purchasing IS many rs thirly-siX inawecA'
| The san Francisco crcmationl>is are try
Ing to raise S25, 900 TO bIild al oyen' ana
the New Orleans society hopes t. ue
able TO have one in working order neN'
| year,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
Racing at Lockwood.


LONDON. July 30.-At GOodwoOd to-day
the race for Stewart Cup was Won by Ge-
rard's five year-old bay horse Swectbread (;
Duke Of WcstminstcI's three ear-old bay
colt Duke OF Richmond second, aud Duke
Of Beaufor;'s threc-year-Od bay lilly
Isahah third. There were twenty-three
starters.
The race for the Leyant stakes for two
ye1r-olds was won by Duke OF POrtIand's
brown filly Satchel; Lord Cadogan's bay
flly Lonely came in second, and Sir e..
ChctWynd's chestnut colt KingwoOd third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
4 Desperate NH.


icy iJlCWaph % nc DIspaIch.I
NEW YORK. July 30.-The Dempsey and
Fuljanes tight ior $1,000 was decided this
morning. Ned Nailahan was referee.
Dempsey was seconded by Arthur Cham.
bers and Professor Watson, and Fulllames
WAS seconded by John Flood and Barney
Aaron. The umpircs were Jim shannon
and well-known sporting man. The fight
was desperale one. Dempsey gained the
tjr.t blood and the drst knock-doYn. and
won In twenty-one rounds, lasting thirty
Eve minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
Dynamiiers' Trial Begun.
lBv cable to the Dissasch.l

LONDON, July 30.-The trial Of the Sus-
pcctcd dyuanitcrs, John DAILY, James
Eagun, and William Mcdonnell, Wa, begun
to-day ut Warwick. The prisoners were
conveyed 10 the courtroom under strong
guard OF soldiers and armed police. who
will surround the court during the con-
tinuancc Of the trial. Daily viii conduct
bis own defence in spite Of the fact that
friends Of his in Liverpool offered to pro-
cure eminent counsel for him. Eagan is
represented by DOminck DAILY. Melon
nell has no one TO conduct his defence.
Mcdonnell pleaded guilty to the charge Of
tlcaSon-felony, whereupon the other
charges against him were Withdrawn.
DAILY and Pagan pleaded innocent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
Moro Disen.od Cattle .

10y tItgT0lh % tlc UI'I'lI0N'I
CHICAGO. July 30.--A dispatch from tne
-',ck-yards ANNOUNCES that nine car-iodI'
more Of cattle affected with Texas FEVER
have arrived there. They came over Tue
burlington railway from Kansas CltY' ana
iclorccd TO the same parties who sent III
the others. They were treated in the sane
WY. Those affected with disease were
hot and the others isolated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
4 SUICIDAL DEED.
Congrts.man Culbertson's Determined A.
tempt at Sclf-Aiurdcr.

10y telegraph 10 the Dlspaich.l
WAsHINGToN. july 30.-WIlliam w. Cul-
bcrison. Republican representative in Con.
erc>s from the Ninth Kentucky district,
attempted suicide to-day by shooting him
sell five time, in room IN the National
Hotel. Two Of the shots were in the back
Of The head, and depressed the skull, b It
did not penetrate the brain. His chances
for recovery are slight. He had been
drinking hard recently, and to that cir
cum,taucc is due his present condition.
He went about the deed with great deter
mination and dclibcrItion. He shipped
hi, trunks home 10 kentucky. then entered
another room some di,t,nce from :hc one
he had been occupying, fired five shots,
and when he heard the search being made
for the locality OF the shooting he unlocked
the door. aud. streaming with blood. adj
mitted the officers, saying be Wa, afraid he
hid not been successful. but he would be
another time. He then collapsed. and is
now t Providence Hospital, his life hang
ing by a slender thread.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
Fatal Explosion Of a Rocket.

IBy telegraph u the Di,pltch.l
CrNCINNArI. july 30--A terrible eXplo-
sion occurred IN the house of Henry Up
meier. u oregon street, th.s morning. 4
Young ION OF Upmeicr brought home "a
une,.ploded rocket that had fallen from Oh ,
Highland House, where there had been a
exhibition Of fireworks lat night. The lad
tired to open il, bI, falling to do 50 hi'
mother seized a Ratchet and deal. it Sc
we're blow. \ terrific explosion followed.
Mr.. Upmcicr and Ida Upmeirr. aged
twelve, wcrc fatally injured; Charles Up
meier. aged six, severely hurt, AMI Philip
I'm, aged ton, slightly injured. 1t va, a
six-pouud rocket. The vicinity OF the oX-
p,csion was learfuly wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
The FrancO.Chincso Troubles.
ny cable to the Di,patch.l

ny C1NIe % he DspatCh.T
LoNroN. july GA dispatch from Foo
Chow 20 the Times states that great tension
and excitement prevails in that city among
both foreigners and Chinese The French
mcn.of.war ying of tine port are under
steam and cleared for action. High au-
thorlty in Foo Chow. however, declares
that peace will certainly be maintained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
D,.charaing Employees.

NY telcgfdph q NE UlspAIVH.I
PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 3O.-The Westlns,,
house Airbrake Company have notihcu
TWO hundred and fifteen Of their employe.,
that their services viii not be required
iUnger than next Saturday. This whole.
sale discharge IS attributed to dullnes' OF
trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
Congressional Nominations.
GBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

70 'F'' T'''I'''FN'''I
CHARLOTTE, ". C., July 3).-Risden Ty-
Ter Bennett. the present member OF Con-
gress for the State at large, was rem )mi-
mated by the Democrats Of the Sixth dis
trict In the Convention at Lumbert0n to-
day.
A. II. Rowland. OF Lumberton district,
was nominated Democratic elcctOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
vigorous Campaign In Mississippi.

10y ItFRIaph 70 inc UisIiIVH'I
JACKSON, Mss, July 30.-The Demo
cratic Executive Committee met to-day.
There was fun attendance. W. Il. Walker
was chosen presidential elector in place OF
Judge J. +. Green. resigned, and pro-
gramme for a vigorous campaign was ar
ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31

The secretary Of the health ollie IN
Washington his received q communication
from William Z. Trott, OF the Philadelphia
Beard of Health. enclosingan extract from
the san Francisco Bulletin OF Jane 30.1,
in regard TO DR.. Donnelrs exhibition Oh
Chinese lerers in eastern cities, AMI inqu.r-
ing whether the health officer here has my
knowledge Of the project, and what action
as been taken by the authorities here to
prevent the introduction q such Diseased
PERSONS into this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31

We quote: Fine. S25O9s3; supertine,
s30S3.7j; extra, s4.7jDStg); family,
Si.9OGSj.25; Patent family, country, $J.J06
$3.50. Market very dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-JrLY ~, isst.
sun ,aS , sei.'.. 33t5 Morning " r,Usl 1857
Noop se.,........ 1913 tseniuF......,...,. ll:sI
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULN 80, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Stcamor Arid clifford, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise. and Passenger, l., u. latam,
BARK Huntress, Gam, Ne~ York, 70 Load nour
for Brazil. .
Schoonor Carrie aud Belle, Wright. lIsyre de
Craze. coal. =. f.. Iathrop
schooner /. 4. Knight. Jr.. lIuniley, Philtdcl-
phta. cual Charles II. Page.
sci oon,r r. Harris hlrL, Cayllecr, New lork,
fertilizer. William H. Curtis, agent
Schoontr Mabel p. II ,plei, DickcrsOn, henuebec,
ice, J. G. smith Ice Company.
CLEAKkD.
schooner Victor, Peters, Rio Grande 10 sui,
h0ur. pullop n Mctancc; vessel James T..
NauAh
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, JULr 80, 1884
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond, Cros,man, Ses York.
SAILED.
Schooner :. :. ThOrp, Bailey Allyns PJtnt
Conn coal, che sapeakeand ohio railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
Mr.. Tiidcn's Telegram.

At the Democratic TdllDca'loh Hh'ttl-
held in Albany Tuesday nighti the follow
ING telegram from Mr.. Tildcn was read
GREYsrONE, YONKERs, y. y,
July 30, 1891 I
TO Martin DaldhGniy, Esq, PreSiden!
Democratic Phalanr:
Ireceiyed last evening your invitation to
attend the meeting to be held this evening
under the auspices OF the Albany Demo
cratic Phalanx. for the purpose Of ratifJ-
ing the nomination OF Cleveland and Hen.
bricks. Although | cannot be present In
person with my old friends In Albany on
that interesting occasion, cordially coop
crate with them in the support Of TIE eX-
cellent ticket nominated by the Democratic
National Convention, and feel assured that
I'm lis success at the election, OF which there
Is every promise, the country viii achieve
substantial victory for the cause OF good
government. :. y. TiiDkN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
Failure.
ln, ,eleeraph TO lhe Dispatch

10y telegraph 10 tlle Dispalch.l
PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-Bettle Il Bro
Their, wool merchants, No. s north Front
street, made an assignment to-day to Sam
uel Lee. The liabilities are set down at
siae,CCO. Tie firm refuses to make a
statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, July so, 1884.
SALES FIRST BOARD.-l,00 Virginia
new IS at 80; 500 do. at %; 1000 do. (regis-
tered at 52c.; 10 Petersburg Railroad at
2lt; 1000 Richmond city SIS at 1871.
SECOND BOARD.-G,000 Virginia new Ys
(B. b. at JlI; 5000 do. B. b. at 5lI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
'AILROAD STOCKS,
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Va, July 30, 1884.


UFFENINU5,
WHEAT.-White, 93G bushels. Mixed,
1916 bushels. Red, l., lGi bushels. Total,
Z2.17G bushels.
White, l,ij3 bushelS Mixed.
1850 bushels.
OATs.-l.00 bushels.
RYE.-l0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WBEAT.-White, 40 bushels common TO
very good at Sic. TO Sl.02. Mixed, 1868
bushels at Sjc. TO 81. Red, 3.502 bushels
common 10 prime Longberry at Sic. TO = .03;
1904 bushels common 10 very good Short
berry at - to 05c.
C0BN.-Whiie, les bushels very good
NJ lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
An Expected Duel.

Nv ciule 10 me DlsDatcn'I
PARIS, July 30.-A duel is on the tapiS
between VI. Clcmceau, a well-knOwn Re-
publican member OF the Chamber OF Dep
uties. and Deputy Arene. The trouble
arose from political dispute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
Another Report About Gordon.


CAIRO, July 30.-The Mudir Of DOngola
tcicgr,phs that reports have reached that
city 10 She effect that General Gordon has
captured Bcrber. The Mudir SAYS he has
sent IN official to Dc6blh TO ascertain the
truth Of the report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
Fine Fairraun riyorS.

Mr.. II. $. Witbers, Of Fairlawn stock
farm, Lexington, KY, writes: Ca every
thing-mysclf. my negroes, my horses,
eyerylody-I use st. jacobs Oil for acne
aGd paIns. u cures. FIFTY cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoEE, July 30.-Cotton firm;
sale, rs bales; uphnds, lie; Orleans,
He; consolidated net receipts, ja3 bales;
tNp0rt,--to Great Britain, l3j bales: 10
France. l0j bales; 10 the continent. 300
bales. southern Hour steady. Wheat 14iic.
lower; uDgraded spring, Ole. uHgralcd
red. 52c.ael; No. red. August, 9j3 a95!c.
Com->pOt lG2c. lower, closing steady
mgisded, 5O9C2 &C.: 10. August, ella
63lc. Oats t1ic lower. closing weak; 40.
,, July, 36a31c. Hops unchanged at % i3)c.
Tor common 20 choice. CoAee-Sp)t fair;
Rio steady 10 S9.1j; No. Bio, spot, $50;
August, SS.1jaS9. ,ugar about stcldy;
fair 10 good refining, : lJe. refined shade
easier; al \, Jlc.; mould \, GlaG il.lGc. /;
standard \, Tie. Molisses dull. R.cc
quiet. Cot,on-sced oil, 3)c. for crude; 39a
sic. orrefincd. Eo.ln dun. Turpentinc
STEADY. Hides dull and unchanged. Wool
steady. Pork quiet and held firm. Mess.
spot, Sl5. So for old. Mddcs nominal; long
clesr, Sic. Lard opened 3,LJc. higher /,
later lost the advance. closing steady; con-
tract grade. spot, $50, August, Sl.j1.
Freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July Colour quiet and
easier; HowuTd.street and western super
fine, S2.jCaS3; extra, s3.2jaS4; family,
S42JGSj.25; City Mills supertine. saba
S3.lj; extra, s3.35asi; Rio brands,
S5.i2tS5.22J. Wheat-SoutheIn 4 shade
finer; western easier and active, closing
duh; southern red, 03a9jc. amber, 95i
see. No. | Maryland, 9Gia9Clc.; No.
western winter red, spot and july. 9ila
9lAe. Com-SontheIn nominal; western
nominal; southern white, 60a1ic.; south
crn yellow, C6a0Sc. Oats steady and
Grm; southern, 40a4ic.; western white,
42aiSe. western mixed, ioaiic. Hay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-31
FINANCIAL AND c0MMERcIAL.
A fiuctuatina MARKET In Wall street CIosss
Strcug and Higher.


Ngw YonK, July 30.--spcculation at The
Stock Exchangc during the early hours OF
Trading was quiet and irregular. The
market opened higher. except for North
west, Central Pacific. Lackawouna. Read
ing, Omaha, Texas Pacific. and Western
Union, which were frac,ion1lly lowes.
About 1915 o'clock the entire list i'm
proved. and prices rose laiI. Louisville
and Nashville scoring the greatest advance.
AZ the first call prices weakened. falling on
4a4. Missouri Pacific declined II, North
west ii, st. Paul |, Lackawanna u. Lake
Shore |, Michig Central II, New Jersey
Central 4, Rei ding !. Union Pacihc u.
snd Western Union !. Subsequently an
improvement set IN, except Tor missouri
Pacific. which made further decline 70
92I. Late IN the afternoon there was
a sudden change 10 buoyaney and activity
and dealings we're attended win excite.
ment in marked contrast 10 the tameness OF
the morning hours. Prices ADVANCED
rapidly ta4. and sll Leading shares We
taken freely on the way up. The rise was
attributed TO buving for foreign account
and TO the covering OF short contracts. The
effort 10 shake out long stock during the
past few DAYS has not been successful, and
tclroon the bears became frightened and
made general attempt TO cover. Louis
Vile and Nashville rose 81; Central Pa
cifc. "a: Canada southern, L; North.
west. p; st. Paul. %; Lackawanna.
u; Denver, Il; Lake Shore. - Ram
sas and Texas. u; Northern Pacific pre-
fcrrcd, II: Oregon Transcontinental. I 4;
Pacific Mail. II; Union Pacific. q /;
Western Union. II; Jersey Central. 4.
The market closed strong. Comperrl with
last nights closing, prices are t,3i high
er, except Missouri Pacific, which Is
lower. Sales, Pol 900 shares.
NoOn.-StOcks flrmcr. Money. lia2 per
cent. Exchanse-Long. iSsaiS2t; short,
4S4a4Si4. Governments firm. States dull
Ercning.- Exchange, 1911. Money. u
per cent. Sub-TreaSury balances Gold,
sl21.Si7; currency, S9,2jI. Governments
INN; rer cents, 100, per cents, 100.
State bonds dull.
-, -. al. a.. >. % a., -,