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TIE OTHER SIDE.
Petersburg Indcx-Appeal.,


Judging by the tone OF some OF the north.
ern Democratic papers, one would think
the only duty OF the party they support is
to arrange i'm certain way the details OF
one system Of taxation. The party. il these
journals are correct, has history, duty,
and future only in connection with the
tariff. In every branch OF the Government
abuses may grow up. plumber take the
place OF honesty, extravaganza OF simpli-
city and economy, and whole half of the
people be unnecessarily burdened in their
ways OF life, but these things may all stand
while few politicians OF the party are
seeking to reconcile irreconcilable differ.
ences OF opinion as to the tariff on some
articles.
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Virginia News.

The Clarke Courier declares that prohl-
bition does not prohibit in that section.
John Jarvis, who murdered Claude Bon
ney, OF Norfolk city, at London bridge last
September, will be hanged ut Princess
Anne Courthouse to-day, the respite OF the
Governor having expired.
The Onancock Eastern Vrginian say. /:
Rev. John e.. Anderson has resigned the
pastorate Of the Presbyterian churches I'M
der his charge 10 assume the duties in the
early spring OF the mssion.fed OF which
NewpOrt's II the centre.
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Virginia Postal News.

David Ross has been commissioned post
master at Gloucester Courthouse. and Liz
Zie l.. J0yner at Zuni. New offices have
been established at Fentress. Norfolk coun-
ty-J. b. FeDtress, postmaster; and Vale.
Fairfax county-John +. Sarnder,, post
master.
A new poSt-oflice has been estpLhshed a.
" Lipscomb." Augusta county. with John
Il. Hunter rs postmaster, and at 9" Left
wich," Campbell county. with Henry II.
Davis as postmaster.
The following poStmaSters have been
recently commissioned Charle. +. Ne
Chesney, at Henry, Sussex county. Va. :
james Kersey, at Radford Furnace. Put
aski county, Va, and Robert VI. Bale.
at Rose Hill, Lee county. Va.
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Mr.. BxLyosD, Of Colorados Ia red-headed
and emotional. He denounces the rules ef
the House Of Representatives In vigorous
phrase. "Damnabie |" and " internal " are
queer adlectiyes when applied 70 these
rules. We would suggest to Mr.. BsLyoRD
that " there could be no rich men IN the
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The Two Sidcs-AGatn.
ONE SIDE.
Norfolk Virginian.J

According to the New York World ''no
tariff issue is wanted" and the proper
thing to do is TO turn out the Republicans.
that being the issue Cor the next campaign.
To plain man this looks like q surrender
Of principle and scramble for office, and
the indications seem to point towards the
line OF policy advocated by our contempt.
rary. This is not the way that victories are
won; on the contrary, it is "between two
stools A" that parties, like men, 4" fall TO the
ground"
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DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED LADY--THg wEA
Their.

Their.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
BRIsT0L-GooDs0y, January 8, 1894.
Our entire community was greatly
shocked this morning to learn OF the
sudden death (which sad event took place
this morning at 2 O'clock Of Mrs. Laura
Dickey, wife OF DIR. j. A. Dickey, mayor
OF Bristol.
The weather has been intensely cold
since Friday-the coolest experienced here
for many years. Our people are housing
ice from four to six inches thick, and to-
day heavy snow-stOrm is prevailing,
wind northeast. Business Of all kinds is
wellnish suspended on account Of the
severe cold weather. BORDER.
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H0RsF0RD's ACID PHosPHATE-N0 Pay
sIcIAk NEED HTslTATE.-Dr. 3. v. eleven
ger, Chicago. ILL.,, says: " H0rsford's Acid
Phosphate should be made officinal. Il IL
the most eligible form for the administra-
ton OF phosphorus. and no physician need
hesitate 10 order Il on his prescription
blnnks.v
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HAMPTON.
II AIAF14 4 OAFf
DEATH OE 4 YELLOM.EEYER HERO

DEATH OF A YELL0w-FEyER HERO.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
JANUARY 10, 1854.
Mr.. Thomas Elliott, resident OF this
county, who went 20 Memphis some years
ago as nurse during the yellow-feyer
scourgc, and who on his return home was
presented with medal by our citizens.
died at his home, near here, ut o'clock
this morning. HAMPTON.
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A Washington telegram in the Philadel-
phia Telegraph says:
Mr.. Morrison is talking in a very frank
style. He says that they propose to bring
in an honest tariff-reduction bill, and for
himself he don't care whether it costs them
the presidency or not"
Don't believe it; nor that Mr.. RANDALL
talks the same way only on the other side,
as tbc same CORRESPONDENT states.
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State ReuatorinI Election.
xxyTH DISTRIBUTORS As FAR As HEARD
FROM.
Recommendations Of rho Pfchmond DISnafch.t

FROM.
Correspondence of the Richmond DIspatch.l
BOYpTOS, Va, January 9, 1884.
The Commissioners OF Election met to-
day TO count the vote for senator in the
Twenty-fifth district. OWING to ice In the
Roanoke river. only six ofthe ten precincts
in the county have been heard from. so the
commissioners adjourned over until to-
morrow. It will probably be several days
before full returns are received.
The six precincts heard from gave
Townej (Mahoneite) l,2O7' Scott Demo
craD S29 The other four will probably
increase Townes's majority TO 600.
There was full negro vote. but the ter.
rlbly bad weather was too much for mum
Der OF Democrats. A.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. in the city OF Richmond. On .Iann.r,
9, 1884, by the Rev. Joshua Peterkin. WILLIAM
X. TRlGG 10 Miss ROBERTA y. nANE-
WINCkEL; both Of this city.
Married, in this city, on Wednesday. January ..
1884. by Rev. j. u. IiutsOn, Mr.. HENRY ID. RI
DERBkAN Nd and Miss ANNIE CHAPLIN.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, a
wi bers of LOGE FRANCHISE. No. 30. IN
are requested TO meet at their lod1e-rOom K q
at - Adams Hall THIS (fridayl EVE
MING at o'clock 10 pay the last tribute OF rc-
spect TO our deceased brother. j. VI. PAGE.
by order of the ". VI.
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN.
IN Lite SECRETARY.
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Ask anybody that has ever taken chew
OF tobacco II they found am grit in ".
ID. Blair Il Co.'s Sun-Cured" brand. II
l. the best chew In any market.
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SEINE.THREAD.

n LICHTENsTEIN'SNAn~s
lie SONS, K.sN>S
COR. SEVENTEENTH AND FRANKLIN srkskrs,
hICHMoNp, VA
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SEiNE-TIiREADo OF all Nos. aud qualities:
PATENT and S0fT-LAtD sklNE-rWi INES;
COTTON ROPES, all sizes;
CORkS and CORkW0OD.
NETS and NETTING IN stock aud made "a or
der At short notice. Lowest prices gu.ranseed:
sole importers Of the LION BRAND skiNE-
THREAD-warran'ed 20 give satisfaction.
MACRAME TwlNE>, white and eoiored, and
81. sizes required. Jai
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yer. II was referred to the Committee ior
Courts Of Justice,
THE scuoor. QUESTION.

The question Of the passage OF Mr.. Card
Wells substitute to the bill In relation TO
the appointment OF school trustees by the
school boards Of counties came up, aud, as
before, created considerable comment.
The substitute proposes to increase the
electoral board IN each county. A great
deal OF time was consumed by the tkbus-
tering efforts OF the Coaliti0nists. The
bill was ordered to its engrOssment, and
tho House adjourned
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AMl'SENENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


DICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
McCAULL's OPERA COMPANY.
FROM THE
CASINO. NEW YORK CITY.
The Largest aud Best Comic Opera Company ever
CATHERISE LEWIS JIENSHlE WINSTON.
ROSA BRANDET,
p + A. G. ,f WILSON !: Al T SELL np
HARRY sTANDiSH.
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
OFFENBACH's PRINCESS TREBIZONDf.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY I2Tn,
JOhan strauss beautiful opera,
PRINCE NETHUSALEM.
y. B.-This l. the same company which pliSei
PRINCE NETHCsALEM at the Casino foF over
100 nights.
70 and so cents. Matinee admission. so snd
75c Reserved seats, ~. "a ll-ir
DICHMOND THEATRE.
SPECIAL engagement OF the brilliant comedian.
Mn. LYTT0N SOTnERN.
for three nights only, commencing
MONDAY. JANUARY l4IH.
During this short engagement Mr. >Othern sup
ported by his company of comedians. will present
the following comedies:
pp6 MoN6Ai NIGHT, JANYTTssHY, itTT
sothern In both comedies.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
The soth, rn specially.
LORD DCNDkEARN.
LAST APPEARANCE IN RICHMOND THIS
SEASON.
Prices: As usual. Gox-sheet now opcu. D..
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After u good deal OF discussion Senate
bill 101, for the relief Of the suretIes OF
James L. Robinson, late treasurer OF Orange
county, was passed.
In this case Il was decided blythe Senate
that they can and will act, when they wish,
10 relief cases, although the applicant does
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NORFOLK REGISTRATION.

Senate bill 1903, to amend the 9TH section
OF an act entitled an act to establish eight
voting precincts in the city Of Norfolk and
to provide for registration OF the voters
therein was reported from the Committee
on Counties. Cities, and Towns with IN
amendment fixing February 9TH as the date
for beginning the registration). The re-
gistration is to be completed in six days.
Goes on calendar
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THURSDAY, January 10. 1854.
Mr.. Hurt In the chair. Prayer by DIR.
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PROMINENT PHYSICIAN PARALYZED-THE
CHECK-RAISER ESCAPES sCELLANE'
Gus.
correspondence of the Richmond DisDatchl
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H. .NB.'PLUME i

Democratic County Tickss,
Congressman at Large.-W. w. II. DAVIS.
Congress.-PAklS HALDEMAN.
Judge.-D. q, EstiLEMAN.
Senator (xlu)-JOHN MARTINI.
Assembly t2).-cHhisTIANt0 t01svsox t01s
(Al-S. =. DETWiLER,
james DUTY.
II. II. KAUFMAN.
Protnon onotary.eBENJ. WORKMAN.
nenisIer. q. DlLLEk.
County Treasurer; SISp;sn :; Mann
Siers of q. u.-sAM'L x. HOsTErrER.
County Commissioners. I'll; y HARTMAN.
Prison Koeper.-GEO. w. sTIkk.
.rison inspectors.-H, u. BUCb.
w. WllTAhEk-
Poor Directors.-GEos phsMsrErTER. AN
Coroner-DAvI5 kIrCH.
Auditor.-GEO. W. SCHROEDER,
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TnAD. nESnY's MIsuAp.
"wnat Time Does the strssburg stage
LtayoY'

"wnat Time Doos the strasburg stage
LCayoT"
Everybody knows Thad. Henry, the
venerable barber, who used to shave
Buchanan and Stevens, when they were
young men, and who has besides shaved
all Lancaster for two or three generations,
and bids fair to llvo lOug enough to scrapo
the chius of the now smooth faced dudes
after their boards shall have grown. Well,
yesterday afternoon Thad. added another
interesting incident to tho many which
have marked his chcckered career. lie
was shaving gentleman from Strasbnrg,
and was taxing time enough &c
do the job well, and, as usual,
entertaining his customer with some
choice bits OF GOssips and humor
Gus anecdotes. Tho customer began
to fear that he might misB tho stage coach
in which he intended To return To StraB
burg, and asked Thad "what timo does
tho Strasburg stage leave ?" "Not till 3
O'clock" replied tho barber. 1t must DO
nearly that time row." said the customer.
"l'll see directly" replied Thad, Gmbling
nimbly to the front window, from which a
full view of tho stage can DO had.
The lower sash Of the window iB In two
parts each filed with single plate Of
glass. Tho ono DEh vas raised (; the other
WAS ClOhCu, OuL lto RlNSh III IL WIZ NJ
clean and clear that it Was difficult to tell
'tother from which, Thad. made mistake,
and instead of sticking his head out of the
open window, he thrust II through tho plate
glass. There WAS great crash, ana
passers-by on looking up to the window
discovered tho white head Of black Thad
protruding through the plato glass. 1t
was withdrawn as quickly as land tor
toise withdraws his extended head whom
he is tapped on the back by the small boy.
Thad. s head WAS proof against the plate
glass and he escaped injury, but ns he
pocketed the dime for tho shave he said
sadly, ~ gets ten cents for dat job an il
costs me dollar" And now Thad's
friends are continually asking "What
time does the Strasburg stage leave ?"
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NEsRisa THE Esu.
Land,.,lno Uampmes,ipR soon to q

Landissino CampmeetiDR soon TO End.
This In ohildrcn's day at the camp.
meeting and although tho weather is very
pleasant. tho crowd Ia not largo this fore
noon. The afternoons trains brought
quito n number Of people and tho attend
auoe IL better.
Last evening at 1880, tho sermon was
preached by Rev. q. Rakestraw, OF Pbila
delphia, who took his text from Joshua
iv, 12: And tho people fastened end
passed."
This morning az o'clock the regular
pra, or meeting was held. At $3.50 there
was a farewell meeting to Mrs. Lizzie
Smith, who has been doing great work
at tho camp. Tho service was ono OF
singing, praying no.
Thoro was no sermon at 10 O'Clock, and
instead a children's meeting was held in
the tabernacle. Rev. Mr. Cummings, late
presiding older Of this district, spoke upon
"Tho Conversion of Children, and there
was also singing and prayer.
At2 o'clock tho Landisville oampme 81
ing auxiliary of tho Women's Foreign
Missionary society held q meeting, and nj
3 O'Clock there was another missionary
meeting which was addressed by Mrs. Il.
u, Stevens, Of Wilmington, Del.
This evening Rov. Mr.. Downey will
preach tho regular sermon.
Tomorrow will really bo the last day
Of The camp, and tho services will DO Of a
very interesting nature. In the morning
Rev, DR.. Roche, the eminent minister
from New York, will preach at
10 O'Clock. The doctor Is rcgu.
lar attendant at tho camp, but
to morrow will be his first sermon this
year La tho afternoon at 3 o'clock there
will be memorial aud sacramental services
and Rev. SatcheIl will preach tho last SER
mon. In the evening the camp will close
with walk around.
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READING sAEraEHrEsT.


chOr SingibE
Notwithstanding the rainy and disa-
grceablo weather tho first day of tho
Saengerfcst was successful in every parto-
ular. All tho visiting singing societies
from New York, brooklyn, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Lancaster, Wilmington, Wilkes
barre, Lebanon and other points arrived
with full delegations and bands of music.
Tho official reception last night took
place at . p. M, In MDnnorohor hall,
Mayor Rowo rendering tho visitors the
freedom OF the city. After u banquet the
singers marched to tho Academy Of Music
for rehearsal for tho concert. The academy
was woll flllOd last night and tho sing
ing was tho beat ever heard In Read.
ipg. Tho Philadelphia MWnnerohor,
under Professor Herman, carried of the
honors. The ino tenor of Max Fried
man was applauded to the echo In ''Paaten
aur der Alm." The Philadelphia Hat-
monte, under Professor Kneasell, were
very we'll received in DER KWnig IN
Thule" As an encore, thoy sang tho
"SlngeIs JOY" and received n magnificent
floral harp. Tho Wilkcsbarre Sanger.
bund, under Professor Praterus, did very
we'll, and tho magnificent baritone Of Carl
Finger was one of the special features.
Tho Reading Mmnnerchor never sang
so well, and duet by Schraett and
Schulhon deserves special mention. Tho
Lebanon MTuncrohor and Brooklyn Liedor.
kranz also had numbers which were well
rendered. Floral gifts were given to ALL
The concert under Professor Jost was n
success.
Tho Lancaster MUnnerchor sang Ioh
Lausche Still' and was greeted with the
greatest applause. The Licderkranz does
not appear in tho programme, as having
taken part In last nights concert.
Tho MHnnerohor are quartered ut the
Pennsylvania House and Farmers hotol
aud tho Liedcrkrsnz at tho Continental
hotel.
Tho exercises OF Monday were closed
with a grand banquet given by tho Ilar
mony MWunerchOr o! Reading, which
lasted until late IN the night.
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I 'HEsrER CuuNIy nuusE.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

st the foot OF New York, avenue, within
tew hundred feet OF the sea Attractive.
comfortable and homelike. NOW OPEN.
iuneB2md J.KEIM n SONs.
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Katie Gray, the young colored woman
who was committed to the county prison
by the mayor on Monday morning for ten
days, for disorderly conduct on tho street,
was taken before Judge Patterson on a
writ of habeas corpus this morning Officer
Stormfeltz, who made the arrest, appeared
to resist tho discharge. The ground on
which her attorney asked her release from
custody was that her mother Is i'll and re
qniTos her attention. The court thought
that sufficient reason, and discharged her
from custody, on her promise to behave
properly in the future.
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Bacon steady smoked shoulders. 5kc
sal, salt 90 ~ gSc Smoked Hams, nxoiSci
Iar,i steadyi city renned, at sx0sk, loose
butchers, 7c prime steam " to05 30.
Penn'a Creamery .extrs. 2o0aic wostorn do,
Wgxlo II. y. q N. Y. extras. l7(7isc DO drsts,
arD o,gioc western dairy extras, i5c, west
d9c. '"0s ""''"''"
Rolls at 7nlIc. .
Eggs scarce and higher Pa extras isL2
I5c Western do, l8kRI7c, -
Oheese firm, fair domand New York full
Sueams, lOe; Ohio Flaus, choice. 7,<0s0,
skins, 26thc; do full, kesac.
s,s.V,, resfoleum ~, active kenned, TO.
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n.otnrrsl niotncrsll motnorni

Arc you disturbed at night ami broken 0i
your rest ny n STICK child suffering and crying
with tho excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II 20. go at once ana get bottle ni NILS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUr. II viii relieve
the poor littlo sufferer immediatOly-,lep, al
upon It thorC ia no mistake about T.. There lg
not mother ON earth who has ever usGi II,
who will not tell you at once that II VIII
regulate tho bowels, and give rs9t 10 ihe
mothOr, and relief aul health 10 tho chili, np-
Grating ike magic. II perfectly SIir {" u"
In Nil cases, and pleasant - tho taste, and l.
the prescription oi On9 OF tho o!iest AMI bes,
female physicians In tns Unttct Stn'C1. SoN,
evurywhgre = cont, n lsot;'T
rnv3l-lydM " Ssv
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For two months in tho year Henry Ward
Beechcr can't preach. In August and septem-
Der ho take, his vacation and endurcs the
onset of the h.y fever. man with hay fever
isn't accountable for his actions lIe is frantic
with snuillng. sneeaing and headache. Every
nerve In Gis skull thrills with distress, and his
head Is n fountain ot tears lie lives only to
fly from seaside TO mountain top in search of
relief This form OF oatarTh (hay toyor) Ely's
Cream Balm VIII cure Placed In tn nostris
II poRetrHtos anu soothes tho affected parts at
once, restores the impaired senses and creates
healthy secrelions. You cannot run away
from hay fevYr, but YOU can drive It from You
by using ElY's Cream Balm.
Tvs 2WlgQlNW
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SECOND EDITION.
EVENING, JULY 80, 1884
THE PLAGUE.
mUCn PREJUDICE AGAINST DOUTOi
Prohibiting tho sale oi melons In marseiiies
"A Case In Itaiy--Prtzs fight In
New yoru

Prohibiting tho sale oi melons In nrarso,iiss
"A Case In Itaiy--Prtzs fight In
New York.
MARsEILLEs, July 30.-The salo of
melons has been prohibited In this city.
Tho cholera ia gaining In area what
1t Is losing in intensity, and has
appeared in several villages previously
exempt. Owing to popular prejudice It is
positively dangerous for tho doctors to
walk alone in tho suburbs at night. One
instance Is reported Of a doctor who, while
visiting q woman seized with cholera, was
assaulted by her son, who drew revolver
and compelled the physician to leave the
house. Several other doctors have been
assaulted.
Deaths Last Night.
PARIS, July 30.--Twclves deaths from
cholera occurred at Marseilles last night,
and ten at Toulon. Tho force of the
epidemic continues to decline in these
cities.
II Reaches italy.
ROME, July 30.-A case Of cholera has
occurred near Lucia.
since Nino O'Clock this morning.
MARsEILLEs-July 30.-Only one death
from cholera here since nine o'clock thi,
morning.
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Live stoou nIarHet.

ments, 400 head market brisk and prices
bGl0c higher rough packing, ., 1915 Is
packing and shipping, f5 i5a5 IS; light, " 35
u5 50 sklps, s300d475.
Cattlc-Receipts, 6GO0 head shipments. 1,400
head market dull and weak export grades,
S6 i0D8 20; good To choice shipping, o. 500
80; common TO medium, q & 40 "a; grass
Texans, l0c lower at s3 OOd375.
sheep Receipts, 800 head; shipments none !;
market weak; inferior to fair, ~ 0503; 1;
medium to good, x}Ep3 10: choice to extra, SO
3 rs.
grades scarce at 81 3Op6 80 butchers, s5 50ao8
stockers' and feeders', o. 50Spj; receipts, $50
head shipments, 2, % head.
Hogs dull and nominal Philadelphias. t5 10
as IS; Workers, 81 60f5 76; receipts, 900 head I;
shipments, 3,S head.
sneep quiet and unchanged.
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.lh,IsneIrnIa marke.

ParLADsLraIA, july 80. Flour market
dun and s'GeHy s"psrnnSr pnnsrrue sss,S, STALE
~ OO23 so; Pa. faulty, 81 25fgt 80 winter
cleLr 81 5OB5 25; do stralghts, % 2bd5 5Ol Mimi.
extra, clear 81 7jdl so; straight, 81 500
80; Wisconsin clear, 90 609l % straights,
~ 21fe5; winter pLtents s. o0l6 20 spring do,
o. 25al825.
aye Hour firm at o. 1904 50,
Wheat-Markot quiet ana steady NO
do. old, 81 10; do new, 99c No. sDelawa,e do,
old, u % ; do new, 06%c.
Corn scarce and higher Tor local trade
s'eamOr, G3hR6ic sail yellow, 6iQ85c sail
mixed, GltG66c No. mixed, 63Gp6ic,
Oats scarce and wanted at improving prices
No 2 White, i3kc No. do ilfpi9Hc; re-
lectCd, iOdilc; No. mixed. S9aa391fc
Rye nominal at tsc.
SSods- Timothy dull 81 5Otl 60i Flaxseed
quiet, To arrive. at tl 40 new Glover quiet al
9d9E.
MintGr Bran easierat sl68l8 -.
Provisions steady. good jobbing demand
Mess Pork, tlB bOgl7 % Bect Hams. tDfpSl
lndia Mess Beef, 80 o0020; city do, .siS1
bD
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rev Yovn ma,se,.

Nxw iOax, July so.--Flour.-state and West.
., coos 10 do Extra, o 0Osss 30 ; Choice, q w
20 10 Fancy 30. % sld6 90; Round Hoop
ohio ohio " % lo1t 90 choice, y esae % super.
good extra do, % O0p360; choico do, o. as
90 o.; choice White Wheat do s3 7J00 90
ira. % t00t 90; good To choice do. Ms506 25
Wheat sEe11kc lower, heavy and irregular |;
qery qriet speculative trading No. I White,
9s1sG9sssc; Oct. 99k0l 0oI<; Nov, o. oisk /;
Dec, 81 03Z July, sl 05.
Corn dull and n shade lower; Mixed Wost-
ern spot, b698t11c; do future, 62s<96tKc.
Oats dull scarcely so strong No. 2Aug,
3iTc Sept 3ls4c Oct, stISc State, t0Gtt7c !,
Western, 371A7c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-30
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democratic national Tiokor,
Presldent-GRoyER CLEVELAND.
Vice PrcsIdent-THOMA A. HEN NDRlCks.
Democratic STATE TicEet,
KLECroRs AT LARGE.
RICHARD yAUX, u. J. MoGRANN,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-30

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