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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
B0ATRACING.
The Pctomne Regatta Ys.terd,y-Discour-
siing Conditions or Wind and Weather.


WASHINGTON, u. G., July 3t.-The Po-
tomac regatta took place TODAY under dls-
couraging conditions Of wind and weather.
The river was swollen by iroshet. and
against this and stiff headwind the crew
commended.
The junior singles entries were confined
to local clubs.
The senior four-oared shells entries we're
the Elizabeth club, Portsmouth,. Virginia.
and the Potomac and Columbia crew. OF
Washington. The Columbus twice fouled
tie Elizabeths within one hundred wards.
Tie Columbus then gave IN the race The
Nirginias gained most OF the ground .bey
lost ty these accidents. but the Potomacs
won IN 9:SIt; EIizabeths' time, 10Th.
The Columbias claimed foul. but II was
not allowed. Two valuable cups were Of
fered 5s prizes in this race the Star cup,
won last year by the llllsdalcs, and the
PoSt cur, won The second time by The PO-
&c macs.
The Junior fours entries were the
Aritls. Ct Baltimore: Coumbiag and Ana
lostans, OF Washington. II1If-dOZen fouls
occurred In this race, Which was won By
the Columbus in 10:tll.
For the four-oarcd gig-race crews were
entered by the Pennsylvania Club. OF
Philadelphia, the Norfolk Gymnasium
club, and the same crew that rOwed in the
Columbia SENIOR Dur. One Of the Nor
folk crew gave o"t, and they stopped row.
ing. The Pennsylyanians won in 10:5Ol.
The senior singles was won by Smithson,
Of the POtomacS. beating Mumford, OF the
New Orleans; Slatzell. of the Pennsylva-
mans, and Kcarney, Of the Pot0m,c,.
Time, Il.j0i.
Tb' cight-Oared shell race was between
the Potomacs end Columbus. The Co
lumLas won in l0:I7I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
MOnmOu:h-Pnrk Races.

10y telegraph Ia Tie Dispatch.l
Lose BaAYCH. y. j., July 31.-First
racC-lhTce fourlhS OF mile, all ages
Glidcway won after an exciting finish by a
loneth: Caramel second, Pinaforc third.
Tine, l:li.
second race-Hod Bank stakes for two
ycGr-oids, three fourth Of mile Chimera
won 10y length; GCa:o second, Chaua
third. Time, 1:17l.
Third racc-NcWark stakes. one mile
ST. saviour formerly Eolitc) was never
headed and won in las; Burton second
Endymion third.
Fourth racial ages, one mile snd 4
quarter-AranZI won; Bpndholdcr Soc
ond, Trafalgar third. Time. 2:20t
Fifth race-sellinC allowances. one
milc-ltsska Won by length; Dan *.
second, Hartford third. Time. 1:iS{.
Sixth rlCe-steeple chase-Charl,y Epps
Won; Trombone second, Aurelian third.
Time, 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Not an Infectious Disease.


OMAHA, July 3l,-The committee OF ca
tle-men appointed to examine into the
Texas fever among cattle at western points
went down 10 Maxwell, accompanied by
j. II. Hopkins, veterinarian OF Wyoming
Territory. As the result OF their labors
tie conclusion is that there exists no occ1-
sion for alarm. The disease lie sclf-hmited,
and dies with the animal, which has BEEN
inoculated by grazing on tainted ground.
Their fellows in the herd eau Craze alter
cattle so diseased and yet be free from IN
fiction, the poisonous principle exhauslinS
itself in the body OF the animal attacked.
II will be confined TO few herds in the vi
cinity Of Brady's Island and Maxwell, al
ready attacked. a correspondent inter
viewed several prominent stocS-men, all oil
whom expressed themselves rs satisfied that
there is no danger TO their herds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

July % OF scotch mig supplies sieadi-
~ accumulate, and it IS reported that sales
are taking place at concessions. For
American pig the market Is barely steady,
buyers having 4 slight advantage, with
their wants small. Rails ale quiet. Sale
Of 500 tons OF old rails on private terms.
The following are the quotations: Amerl-
can pig, No. /, ut s2Oas205O; No. at Sl9 ;
forge at SlT.jCasls.50; Scotch pig at s.la
s21.25 for Glenganock, s2l.,5 for Coltness.
sl9asl9.25 for Egllngton, and 5000 for
Summarize; s3l.50aS22 Cor Gartscherr;e
sal.50sS22 for Carnbroe. American steel
rails at s30as30.j0 at mills; old rails at
slssSlS.50. Wrought scrap at sa0. - jour-
nal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

Maxwell and Brady Station dead. and As
Many more sick. The infection I, confined
TO the cattle which grazcd on \ small strip
81 lsnd over which two thonsand Texas
cattle were driven. The disease "a not con-
tfgious this VISA ascertaned by series OF
experiments. The railroads have nromisci
not to Iring in any more Tex,s cattle until
after ffost, and stock-men In Tho vicinity,
representing Sj,0o0,000 in caiiic. hive COM
bin,d to prevent their being landed II they
are brought In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July 81, 1891.

COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Buttr, Eggs, Forts, Lard, Torn Meal.
Butter: Strictly prime, 1Sa20c. good TO
prime. l4alGc. poor to fair, 10al2c.
Eggs: Fresh, l2c.; fair demand.
Live Fowls: Large hens, 2jc.; smlll
2Oa2jc. spring chickens, large, 2A2jc.;
Smaller size. i0a20c.
Lard: Country, 9ll0,.
Corn Neal: 7jc. per bu'hel for country
soc. for city mills.
Green anil Dried Fruits.
Apples Choice eating, s2aS2.jO a barrel;
cooking, Sla$l. 80 per barrel.
Peaches: BuShel boxes, choice, Sl.Ijl
$3.50; bushel boxes, prime, Sl.j0; half
lu-hel boxes. 1jaSl.
Peas Choice-eating, 331Si bu,hel box
Watermelons: sl0aslj per hundred.
Dried Fruit: Apples, 2a2Ac.; blackber-
ric-. jaGc.; cherries. l0Allc. Peaches
Peeled, 1aSc. {; unpceed, 4ljc. All dried
fruit, nominal, buyers holding of for ne"
STOCK.
Vegetables.
Cucumbcrs: Nominal.
Cabbage: New early York, case. per
bead.
Tomatoes: Bushe box. Oc.aSl.
Potatoes: Irish choice potatoes, Sl.ISaSs,
t6rrel choice per bushel. 1jaS0c.
onions: S2aS2.50 per barrel.
Miscellaneous.
Bcesway: 2Sc. per pound.
Ilack-Oak Bark: Ros'ed, Sli.jO per
2.24O pounds; rough, 81 per 5000 pounds.
Feathers: Prime llye-goose, jOa02c';
COMMON, BE.
Fhxseed: s1.l0asl.l5 per bushel.
Hay: Prime to choice timothy, Sl4.oOs
Sl6.
Nlll-Ohal: Brownstuf, Sls per ton ;
bran. ZIG per ton; shipstuil, $50 per ton.
Baled Oats: Nominal.
Roots: Ginseng. sl.jOasl.GO per poundi
seneca, free OF tops, iOaijc. per pound.
Peanuts 5a9c. as 10 quality, and scarce
e.; other kinds, SlaS2 buShel boxes.
Rye: 60a65c. per bushel.
sumae: Prime, 81.
shucks 50a55c.
Baled Straw: i0a45c.
Tallow: 7a7tc. per pound.
Wool' Washed, 27assc. unwashed, soe.i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

Auditor, J. II. Burt, OF Ohio. rre,surer
spencer w. STUN, Of Marion: sunerin,
tendent OF Schools. J. n. Kendall. Of
Ritchie; Presidential Electors nj largo.
John Prev. OF the Wheeling Inteilio,noer'
ana and John Cooper. Of Fayettc. Henry G.
FLETCHER was named for Supreme Court
Judge, and James ID. Butts. OF Jeffer.on.
for presidential elector, but both were
Withdrawn in order that the nominations
might be made by acclamation.
Me>srs. Burt, Sturm. aud Kendall were
like Judge Maxwell, nominated by the
Gre6nback Convention ut Bucbannon.
The Republicans, therefore, have carried
out their part Of the Grafton compact. and
the fusion Of the Republican and Green
bark parties for this campaign Is compIetc.
The Convention adjourned at hali-past 7
this evening. The State Central Commit
tee met this afternoon and elected w. j.
W. towdcn chairman, and o. e.. scofeld
secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
TIE VICTIMS or TIE CHOLERA.
its ProcIus in France Incidents of th.
Dread Epidemic.
nv cable 10 the Dispatch. ]

nv cable 10 the Dispatch.J
ApIrs. July 31.-A sad incident In con.
nCction with the cholera panic happened
recently near This city. A lad at work on
a fam was seized with vomiting. The
farmer refused 10 allow him to enter he
house. and The poor fellow died IN the field
without care and alone. When the father
Of The lad arrived be was not permitted TO
place bis sons body in The stable, but was
forced TO lea g II in the open air while he
went 10 town 10 procure a coffin. lie then
conveyed the body on a wbeelbarr0w TO
The burial authorities, vino refused 10 give
him assistance, and the father was finally
compelled TO bury the body "a ,he cemetery
alone.
Ill FEELING AGAINST THE DOCTORS.
MARsEILLEs. July 3l.-The lower classes
dislike and oppose the physicians, because
they have gotten notion that the physi-
clans have been instructed 20 help the cho-
lCra along in order 10 get rid OF the surplus
pOpi lation. A paper read by medical
man In Berlin laudiDg the cholera as sweep
ing of beings untitled for the struggle Of
existence has been widely reproduced in
France, aud has helped 10 prejudice the
people against the doctors and TO confirm
them i'm their belief that the Government
has adopted views similar TO those OF the
Berlin essayiSt. An instance Of the popu-
lar hostility towards the physicians occurred
in this city Yesterday. a doctor was going
into the Sums TO attend a patient, when he
was ccrfronied by party ofihe sick mans
neighDors armed with knives, who chased
him away and prevented his ministering to
the sufferer.
4 SPANISH FORT INFECTED.
LISBON, July al The port OF Hucloa.
in spain. has been declared TO be infected
with cholera. The ports between Cadiz
and AyamOnte, both inclusive, are also
SUSPECTED Of being infected.
CHOLERA NOTES.
PARIS. July 31-There were three deaths
at Marscillcs, and three at Touon last night
from cholera.
At Narseilles this evening there had
been four deaths from cholera since noon.
Two deaths from the disease occurred At
TOulon to-day. No serious cases are in the
hospitals there, and fears that an epidemic
would break ont again are subsiding.
one death from cholera has occurred at
CrcuX ST. George, one at MontiOrt. and one
at Surarecns.
MARSElLLES. July 81 49, Noon. 49, There
have been three deaths here from cholera
since . O'Clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Trial or the Suspected D,pami,crs,

ID! VdUIt 70 IHt DIspiICHI
LONDON. July 3l.-The trial OF the Sus-
pectcd dynsmitcrs, John DAILY and James
ECan, was continued to-day at Warwick.
The same precautions were taken TO guard
the court as yesterday. Colonel Maiendie,
Chief Inspector Of Explosives, testified that
Day had in his possession when arrested
six bottles Of sulphuric acid and four dyna-
mite bombs. The bombs only required an
insertion Of sulphuric acid to produce an
explosion. He knew of no purpose. scien-
titlc or practical, for such bombs except to
take life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

prices. Sales OF $50 cases sced.leu 1889
crop Ohio ut 10ai2c.; $50 cases issf!ss.,
crop Pennsylvania at Sable; 300 cases
sundries ri 5al8c.; 300 bales Havana ut
sccasi.15; $50 bales sumatrs at si.3os
Gigs. Rsnge Of contract spot quotations;
Common Tugs, 7c.; medium hugs, Itc.;
good hugs, sc.; common leaf. Stc.; low
medium leaf. 9ic.; medium leaf. De-; good
medium leaf, Sac; good leaf, 0c.-JOurndl
~ I'm m ezra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, July 81, 1884.
There is less activity in the market vita
some decline In prices.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs: Common, 3jaSG; good SG.j0a
500.
Leaf: Common, $4,000; good, sl)a
S12; tine, Sl2taSlG.
sCN-CrRED.
Lugs: Unsound, S5.J0aS6. -; sound,
21.j0aS9.
Leaf: Common, 99aslO; medium, 1880
aSl2.50; good, 3l3aSlS; fine, s29af60.
BRIGHT TOBACCO-NANCFAcTURING.
Smokers: Common, SSa$l3; good, SlS
ssi5; fine, Sl6aS20.
Filters: Common, Sl0aSl3; good, Elsa
Sl6 fine, SlIaS20.
Wrappers: Common, sljsS20; good.
S92sS25; fine, sSOsSG0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Egyptian Rebels Defeafe1.

LoNDoN, July 31.-The Times haS re.
eoiyCd from Alexandria thefOllowing trans
lstiOn Of an Arabic telegram, dated Dongola,
July 25th: Mudr. with two battalIons OF
Bashi BazOuks, a detachment Of mounted
infantry, some guns, and 1000 armed VOL
unteerS, attacked and defeated rebel
Sheik named Ahmet FL IIOsa. who was
entrenchcd in the Ambukel district, among
ruins IN the mountains. The rebels were
driven completely out OF the Province and
D0DgOla is now safe and tranquil. mes
senger from Ge,cral Gordon has arrived
with letter for Mudir, and is awaiting a
reply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Rold Burg,ar,s Big Booty.

10y lcItRIApn % DC UI9VaIVN'I
PITTSBURGH, July ga Chronicle Tee
graph Pctrolis, Pa, special SAYS: Yester-
day afternoon three masked men entered
The house Of Rhody Boyle, well-known
farmer living near st. Joe, and with re-
yolyer compelled him 10 open his safe and
give them $4,000 in cash, after which they
took TO the woods and have not yet been
egpturrd,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET

July 30.-The sales Of tobacco this week
have not been very large and the Offering,
have not contained very much tine ship
ping leaf. Prices for such have been fully
up 10 quotations. Other grades have not
been active, and prices are somewhat
lower at the close OF to-day's sales. The
stock on hand, both opened and unopen-
ed, is large and fully enough for the lie
mand. Quotations: Leaf, S9aSlG; Tugs,
s5.J0asS; primings. S2aS3.j0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
A FafnI BLOW.
icy cable to the Dispatch.


STUTTGART, July 3l.-LaSt night in a
public garden. at Cannstadt, in Wurtem-
burg, several Frenchmen wero rejoicing
over the recent insult to the German flag
in Paris, when an elderly German remOn-
stratod with them. This gave rise 10 4
quarrel. in the course OF which one OF the
Frenchmen with bis walking-stick dealt the
German fatal blow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Racing at GOOduOOd.

LONDON, July 3l.-The race for the
GoodwOod cup at GoOdwOod to-day was
won 10y the Duke of Potland's three-y year
old bay colt It. Simon; Duke Of Haml-
tons four year old bay colt Ossian was
second. and the same owners aged chestnut
gelding Friday, third. The betting at the
start was fourteen to one on 1t. Simon,
twenty to one against Ossian, and twenty
to one against Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCo MAR
KET.

JrLY 90 The Kentucky tobacco ware
house sold IL hogsheads: 2 hogs5eads
Henry county leaf at sI5.I3 and sl0.'J; Q
hOgsheads Bourbon county leaf at sl3.
1880. sl1.15, sI3, sl2, and Sl0.i5; 3
hogsheads Bourbon county Tugs at 90, $40,
60, and s.; 3 bogshesds Butler county leaf
and Tugs at IS, 1920, and s6.40. Courier
journal.
prices at other houses ranged the same. ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
lecIinca To- Talk.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CLBvKLAND, o., July 3l.-Capiain VOL
ford, Of the steamer j. VI. Osborne, sunk
I'm collision with the Alberta, has arrived
here. He declined TO saw anything regard
ing the Circumstance, Of the collision be-
fore IN investigation by court. He says
only three men were dr0wned-a fireman
and Two deck hands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
The Democratic Executive Commit

by telegraph To the DSpatch.l
NEW YORK; July 3l.-Charman Blrnum
was not present at the meeting Of the Dem.
ocratic National Executive Committee, and
senator Ransom presided. Il. Il. Smaley.
Of Vermont, was chosen secretary. The
subject Of permanent headquarters was
discussed, but not decided upon. Senator
Ransom said the meeting was the most har-
mOnious be had ever attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
steamcF Sunk by n snng-No Lives
Inst.
[py teIcgraph 10 the pIsraleh. !

fliy telegraph to the Dispalch.l
NEW 0RLEAys, july 31.-A special 10
the Picdyune from Baton Rouge says the
steamer John Hanna. Just arrived there,
reports the sinking Of the steamer City Of
Yaz0o this morning at Ste Delphine. nine
miles below that city, caused by Il collision
with stump. The wreck is said 10 be
complete. Sieamboat-men say the City OF
Yazoo was sunk by the same snag which
proved fatal TO the steamer Laura Lee
some time ago. Her cargo consisted OF
40 bales OF cotton. 1,400 sacks Of seed,
and 800 barrels Of oil. No lives were lost.
The boat was valued at $4,000, and was
insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
An Arrangement Probable.

10y cable 10 lie DIspltchI
LONDON, July 31.-Tbe Egyptian con-
ference met at the Foreign Office to-day.
There was no hitch in the progress Of the
discussion. and it is thought probable that
an arrangement will soon be agreed upon.
the conference adjourned to rcaSscmble
SninrdnN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

July 30.-The market Is quiet but
steady, with light transactions on basis OF
q cents for prime and cents for extra
prime. Stock on hand large; receipts fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED-TO.
BACCO MARKET.
JULY 2s.-Wc quote a. follows:
CHEWING TOBACCO,

Fine pounds, Virginia, 75c.asl fine zig,
Virginia, 70a12c.; line twist and coil. Nir-
ginia, 5Sa6Oc. medium twist and coil, yir-
ginia, 40a45c.; common twist and coil.
s0a3Jc. medium pounds and ll-inch, vir-
qinia, 3sa40c. common twist and fg, Vir-
GINA, 32a3se. white Burley navy, Louis
Vile, 40ajOe. white Burley navy, Louis
vile, common to medium, 32ai0c.-Co
rier-, journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
ImprOXlng.

Nv Telegraph % The DlsDatchl
WAsHNGTOS. July 31.-Repre,entatiyc
Culbcrt>on, who shot himself at the M
tional Hotel and was taken TO Providence
Hospital. is better to-day, and there is hope
of his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
nnmnges Agninst an Editor.

BN CdDIt % It IIIsUAIVI'I
BELFAST, July 3l.-In the suit for libel
brought by Mr.. Bolton, the prosecutor for
the Crown. against William o. Brien. editor
Of the Dublin United Ireland, q verdict
WAS to-day rendered in favor OF the plain
till, giving HIM 1850 pounds damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

IBy chbic 10 thc DlSpatci'i
PARIS, July S1.-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day adopted the revision Of COnsti-
tuition bill as ii passed the Senate by vote
~ OO4 to 1C1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET
July %, 1884.

July q, 1884.
RECEIPTS or TUE WEEK.
BeeNes. ....,........... ...'''.'.''. S'Vs /.
sheep and lambs ...............,..., DIE
SWinc.... Observation-Disclosures. 0,VJ-
-
Otal ............,...... ,..... 10, -
rite quotations given In our livestock
reports are those OF the retail markets, ex.
copt when otherwise stated.
rIuCEs OF BEEP CATTLE At THE MARKET THIS
WEEK.
Very best on sale to-day. 5iaGc. those
generally rated first quality, iajtc.; me-.
dun or good fair quality, 3Aaiic.; ordinary
thin steers, oxen. and COWS, 2la3lc.; cX-
IRENE range 81 prices, 2lf6e. most OF the
sales were from 4a5Ic.
WHERE TIE CATTLE ARE REPORTED FROM.
ILLINOIS,. .......',' ..''''' ''''.'.''' ~
hentucky ..,........ .'...''.'. 80
ONO. ..,........ ....''.....'.....'.. Jot
harfiahu .......,..'' .''........ -
West Virginia. Observation-Disclosures. LIS
Total ..... .............."......3. 92'
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals during the week amounted
TO 2.921 head. against 300 last week. and
2.SS1 hc'd the corrcSl ondinS week Of last
year; and the sales were LA head. against
1905 last week. and 1880 head the corr
responding week OF last year, and were Is
follows:
To Baltimore butchers. SG6
To country dealers. Observation-Disclosures. I9j
To eastern bus erS. 90
To Washington dealers .............. II
Total salCS........ ..............l,' ~
Tie chcrincS to-day consisted very largely
OF Thin and common cattle. Tops were not
numerous, though there were some few
a. good IL those of last week. The mlrhet
WAS very SOW. Tops show q falling of, in
view of some difference in quality, " about
4c. ~ compared with last weeks values,
while other grades were &C.. lower aud
trade for them very sluggish. Prices, 2it
&C., very few at the latter price; most sales
from 4aJ !c., aud rather more than usual
selling under Sc.
TIE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals thi, week. OBJ
Arrivals last week. 1916
Arrivals one year ago.. ....,..A tb
REMARKS.
Inc lcceiptS are ABOUT thc same IN quar-
ity A. last weeks offerings, and the de-
mand Is fair to good, with some increase m
the offerings. Prices have been well main
famed. and the top figures Of last week
freely used i'm the sales this week, 4 large
majority OF the sles being recorded now AZ
Sc. and down to 74c. for fair hogs. Common
hogs. light weights, and grlsSerS sold AT
Gia7lc. Hogs weighing 100 to $50 gross
are in best demand. Prices same time last
year, SaS3c. net.
TIE SHEEP MARKET.
Arrivals this week. 3l2
Arrivals last week. Observation-Disclosures 800
Arrivals one year ago ................i,Tj 1913
REMARKS.
Good sheep and lambs continue 10 be in
li.ht supply. while common are plentiful
and dull. There is no improvement in the
quality Of the offerings. We quote butcher
sheep at 3ailc., and lambs at 4aGc. Good
stock sheep are scarce and wanted, selling
at S2.75aS3.2J each for ewes, and for
wetherS 3la4c. Same time last year sheep
sold at 3aj4c., and lambs at iaGc. gross
same as to-day. -Americdn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

July 29.-The market for western leaf
is rather strong on slight improvement 70
export demand, For seed-leai there are
moderately active demands at very regular
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
Reported Peace Between China and
Franco.


ny cable 10 the Dispatch.l
SHANGHAI. July Sit is reported here
to .day that France and China have made a
treaty Of peace. China is to pay France
All indemnity Of 100000 tales, about
S12s,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

july u.s. Peanuts have moderate Job.
bling Inquiry at steady prices. Quoted at
&c. for hand-pieked, Isc. for extra hand
picked, and ssSlc. for fancy hsnd-picked.
yo,Eaa! Of Commeres.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-01

IBY cabIc 10 tht UlspiWh.I
VIENNA, July 3l.--The date Of The eXecu-
ton Of Schumacher is kept secret In conse-
quence OF threats Of rcprisals by anarch-
ISIS.
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Death of Rev. Mark Pattison


BY cable 10 the DispAtcs.J
LONDON. July 3l.-The death Of Rev.
Mark Patiison, the distinguished essayist
and teacher, is announced; aged seventy
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The Texas CattIe.Plague.

LINCOLN, SEn.. July a. The commits
sion sent out TO Maxwell Monday by Gov
ernor Dawes returned last night. They
found one hundred cattle In the vicinity OF
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Failure.
Try Telegraph 10 The ,lsrafehI

iIy telegraph TO the Disrateh.l
Ngw YORK, July 3i.-John Caswell a.
Co.. 81 John street. announced their fall
urc al The Tea Exchange to-day.
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BY telegraph 10 the Dispaich.I
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The estimated
decrease OF the public debt during July is
five million dollars.
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10 be Arrested.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
CHICAGO, July Ex-Governor Hamilton
last night issued = warrant for the arrest OF
Ex-Governor Moses.
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Very best on sale to-day. 5iaGc. those
generally rated first quality, ilajtc.; me-
dun or good fair quality. 94aic.; ordinary
thin steers, oxen. and COWS, 2la3Ic,; eX-
IRENE range 81 prices. 2la6e. most OF the
sales were from Ia5lc.