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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. July Il, 1884.
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4 III kNDAl' Juig ~ ioot'
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BeeswaX: CSC. per pound.
Apples Choice eating, s2as2.5O barrel;
cooking, SlaS1 80 per barrel.
Peaches: Bushel boxes, choice, Sl.i0a
%: bushel boxes, prime, Sl.jO; half
bushel boxes, 7JaSl.
Black-Oak Bark: Ros'ed, sii.jO per
2.24O pounds; rough, y per 5000 pounds.
Butter: strictly prime, lsa20c.; good to
prime, 14alGc. poor to fair, lOal2c.
Cucumbers: Nominal.
Cabbage: New early York, 2a3c. per
head.
Corn Meal: 7jc. per bushel for country;
soc. for city mills.
Dried Fruit: Apples, 2a24c.; blackber-
rics. 5a6c.: cherries, 10dllc. Peaches
Peeled. Ease. unpeeled, 4ajc.
Live Fowls: Large hens, 2jc.; small,
20a25c.; spring chickens, large, 2ja3Oc.;
smaller size. lja2Oc.
Egg, Fresh. 12al2tc.. fair demand.
Feathers: Prime lye-goose, 5Oa32c.;
common. DC.
Flaxseed 81. lOa5l u per busheL
HAY: Nominal. Very dull.
Tomatoes Bushel box, SlaSl.5O.
Lard: Country, l0c.
NIll-OGal: Brownstuf, sls per ton
bran. Sl6 per ton; shipstut, $50 per ton.
BalPd Oats: Nominal.
Potatoes Irish choice potatoes, S2aS2.jO,
barrel: choice per bushel. 75c.asl.
Roots: Ginseng. Sl.jOaSl.60 per pound
Seneca. free Of tops, 40a4jc. per pound.
onions: $3.50 per barrel.
Peanuts: ja9c. as to quality, and scarce.
Rye: G0aGjc. per bushel.
Sumac Prime, 81.
Shucks 50aj5c.
Baled Straw 40ai5c.
TalOw: 7a1ac. per pound.
Wool Washed, 27a2Sc. unwashed, 2Oc.'
bury wool will bring from 3 TO DC. per
pound less than the above rates.
WatermeIons Sl0asl5 per hundred.
CEMENT, LINE, PLASTER, sc.
Cement Rosentlale, sl.jOaSl.60 per bar
rel; James RIVER, Sl.4Oal.45.
lime: Agricultural, Sal0c. per bushel )
Rockland, Sl.10aSi.20 according TO quanti-
ty; Virginia, SlaSl.lO.
Plaster: Lump, "a; ground, IS; cal
cined plaster, Si.15.
Tar: Large SIZE, $3.50.
DRUGS. DYEsTUFPs, OILS, &C.
ALCOHOL: SZ.OO pei Sthoh'
Concentrated Lye: Ss.7jaS3.5O per case
| OF four dozen.
Copperas: &c.
Cochineal: 50e. per pound.
Extract Of Logwo6d: l6c.
Indigo: S0a90c.
Nader lac.
Oils: Linseed, CSC; machine, 25a7jc.
sperm, $3.50; whale, 75c.; straits
| 6oaG5c.; Labrador-cod oil, 50a6Oc.; lard
| s5c.; sweet, 60 per dozen; best salad
$3.50; castor, sl.6O per gallon; Virgins
iubricating, 15a40c.; Kerosene, &c., cash
per gallon.
| Race Ginger: Ice.
| Soda: SAL, lIa2c., in kegs; Englisi
soda, &c.; American, 3}aie.
Spirits Turpentine: 45c.
DRY GOODS.
Prints: Merrimack, 5tc.; Merrlmacl
shirting, &c.; Richmond, Sc; Soutl
Bridge, 5ic.; Pacific, &C.. Dunne's, SIC.
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Moumouth.Pnrk Races.

t'S N'o~'eb" W VIZ Dlsultcn.1
NEW YORK, July 17.-At Monmouth
Park course to-day the first race was
handicap sweepstakes Of three quarters OF
a mile. Queen Esther was never headed,
and won by length in Ills: Rica second,
q head In front OF Duplex.
Second race-Tyro stakes, for two-year-
olds, three quarters Of a mile-Wanda
won; Cholula second, Goano third. Time,
lilo.
Third rsce-Barnegat stakes. for three
year.olds, one and half miIes-St. ST.
viour formerly DoswelPs EoIitel won;
Duchess second, Turk third. Time, 2:40t.
Fourth race-bandicap sweepstakes, one
aud quarter milcs-Aranza won easily;
Royal Arch second, Mimi (colt) third.
Time, 1864.
Fifth race-selline allowances, seven
eIghts OF n mile--sister won; Itaska Sec
ond, and Patnpsco third. Time, 1:31.
Sixth race-handicap steeplechlse-
arm won; Buckra and Compromise ran a
dead heat for the second place.
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RABBfyAcoBs BURIED.
Impressive Ceremonies NJ the Funeral or the
Pastor OF l3eth-eI-Emeth.

Philadelphia Press, l6lh.I
The small enclosed space and the pave
ment in front OF Beth-elEmeth syns-
eog'ic, on Franklin street, Just above
Green, were filled With people at 2 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon awaiting the arrival OF
tbe remains OF the recently deceased rab-
bi, George Jacobs. At the house, % Har-
Ney street. Germantown, there were short
services at boon. consisting OF the recita-
ton OF the Goth Psalm and n prayer by
Rev. Henry s. Jacobs, brother OF the de-
ceased ard rabbi OF the B'nai Jeshuron
congregation, New York.
The body, according 10 the Hebrew Gus
tom, bad beer wrapped IN awinding-shect
and placed in plain coffin without a plate
or ornaments OF any kind. The c0rtege
from Germantown did not arrive at the
synagogue until nearly 3 O'Clock. The
coffin was then carried within, placed on n
bier. and covered with black pail. The
pall-bearers were William Il. Hlckenburg,
l. Binswanger, II. f. Berg, 5. Yendig, NJ.
Rosenbach. l.. l.. Hyneman, j. f. Hyne-
man. and DR.. Max Stearn, all prominent
members OF the congregation.
Among the prominent Hebrews who at
tended the services were: DR.. Samuel
Hirsh, OF the keneSeth Israel Reformed
congregation; Rev. William Arlnhold, the
reader Of the congregation; Rev. ;. Nor
MS, Of the Mikhye Israel congregation:
Rev. Jacob Frankel, reader OF the Rodei
Shal0m congregation: lev. n. Ruzan0w-
sky, Of the Ansae Emeth congregation;
the presidents Of the various Jewish con-
greRatiOns OF the CITY; Rev. DIR. Il. Sold,
Baltimore, Nd; Rev. Mr.. Chapman,
Brooklyn. y. v, and Rev. DR.. a. ;.
lsaacs, New York city. editor OF the Je,c-
ISL Messenger.
Rev. Henry :. Jacobs recited the burial
service in Hebrew, and selections from
Psalms in English. Then, placing his
hand on bis brothers bier, he lifted up his
grand old head, and, IN a voice that trem-
bled With feeling. delivered an eXtempora-
neous prayer OF such eloquence that quick
sobs Of sorrow could be heard coming
from all parts OF the house. He prayed to
the God Of Israel. "who healeth the broken
In heart and bindeth up their wounds"
and when be had finished lie sat down and
YEARLY placed his gray-bearded face be-
tween his hands. Then the pall-bearers
lifted up the coffin and bore it 70 the hearse.
The remains were inferred IN Bethel
Emeth cemetery. at Fifty-siXth and Market
streets. At tine grave the services were
simple. The mourners recited the kad-
dish. prayer. in unison, after which brief
service was read by the deceased'st two sons,
Samuel and Henry Jacobs. After the
CO fin had been lowered into the grave each
member OF the immediate family threw
three spadefus OF earth upon il, according
to Jewish custom. The mOurners then
proceeded to the house in Germantown,
where tie Minyan." or services in COM
mem0ratiOn Of the dead, were celebrated.
These will lie continued on Thursday,
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. On each
anniversary OF the rabbits death a lamp
will be lighted and kept burning through
ont the day, as symDolical OF the immor'
talifV Of tLp .Clll
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Trying TO Swindie Life.IuSurnnce
CCmnaufes.
TBv telegraph to the Dispaich.l

IBy telegraph 20 the DisDaich.l
ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Advices from the
little town OF Redding. Ringgold county,
Ia., say that great excitement prevailed
there yesterday over the finding OF the dead
body OF a man In the Office Of DR.. Eli
QuigIey. Fire was discovered in the doc
tors office yesterday morning, and the par
italy burned body Of a dead man was found
on a cot which was abIaZe. At first it was
thought to he that OF DIR. Quigley, but ex-
animation proved il TO be the headless
trunk OF a partly-decomposed body OF
man named Lynch, who died and was
buried early IN June. Further inyestiga-
ton revealed the fact that Or. Quigley had
disappeared and that he had ali'e-insurance
policy Of $4,000 in the Northwestern Mu-
turl, Of Milwaukee, and $4,000 in the
Bankers Association, both taken out within
a year, and the conclusion reached by the
people Is that Lynch's grave was robbed.
his body placed in DR.. Quigley's Office. and
the premises fred, in furtberance OF a
scheme to swlndle the insurance cOmpa-
MES
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Funeral of the Prince of Orange.

10y
TIE HAGUE, July 1.-THE funeral OF the
late Prince OF Orange took place today
with great pomp. The procession which
followed the colin was headed by King
William. the Grand Duke OF SaXe-Weimer,
Prince Albert OF Prussia, the Count OF
Flanders, and REPRESENTATIVES OF all the
ROYAL houses Of Europe. Wre1ths were
received nom Queen Emma and other
rcyal persOnagcS. The Prince OF Wales
sent a wreath in his capacity As Grand
Master OF FreemasOnS. The route ira
ycrsed by the funeral COrtfge was crowded
with IcOpic.
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Cholera Notes.


MAEsEILLEs, July 17.-There were TWEEN
tv.One deaths from cholera here last might.
TOULON, July 17.-Fourteen deaths from
cholera occurred here last night.
MARsEILLEs, July 1I-Noon.-Seyen
deaths from cholera here have been re-
ported since o o'clock this morning.
PARIS, July 17.-Tke Academy OF Medi-
cine. by a unanimous vote, has decided
that land quarantine in France is impractl-
cable. Ii also declared that di'infection
process Is ineAicacious and illusory, and
il urges The establishment OF cholera hos
pital. at all the large railway stations.
TOULOS, July 17.-There were twenty
three deaths from cholera between the hours
OF 10 4. NJ. and $50 y. VI.
MARSEHLES, July 11.-At p. NJ. there
had been fifteen deaths here from cholera
since III a, NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY, July II. 1884.
There is less activity in the market with
some decline in prices.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs: Common, sjaSG; good, SG.j0a
$3.50.
Leaf: Common. SSaS9.j0; good, Sl0a
Sl2; fine, cl2taSlG.
SUN-CURED.
Lugs: Unsound, SJ.j0aSG.15; sound,
S7.j0aS9.
Leaf Common, S0aSl0; medium. $1,000
aSl2.50; good, Sl3aSlS; fine, S2OaS6j.
BRIGHT CO-MANUFACTCRING.
Smokers Common, SSaSl2; good, Si3
aSl5; fine, Sl6aS2O.
Filters: Common, SlOaSl3; good, Sl3a
$40 tine, SlTaS20.
Wrappers: Common, sl5aSaO; good,
S22aS25; fine, S3OaSG0.
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Business Embarrassmcnfs.

10y ItItEIdV'I 10 tIIV DI'I'HtVH'I
New YORK. July 17.-Julian White,
Sons d Co., 81 Leodard street, who accom-
modated Edmund Yard, .Ir., IL Co. with
notes, have assigned to Ed. o. Walbridge,
giving preferences to large amount. in
GLIDING all sums due by them on notes or
for merchandise.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND., July 1.-THE OFF,
GERS of the PendletOn Banking Company,
PendIeton, Ind, deny that they have failed.
The business was suspended few hours
Yesterday for the purpose Of consultation
with depositors. The bank opened this
morning, and business is proceeding as
usual.
DETROIT, July 11.-SowerS & White, a
leading banking firm OF ovid, closed their
doors this morning. No statement has been
made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

July l5.-For western leaf the market
Is held rather firmly. The receipts OF mod
crate, and they 90 in part on contracts.
There i not much fresh demand. For
seedleai demand is mainly Of n iobbing char
acter, with the situation as TO prices I'M
changed. Sales 200 hogsheads Kentucky
leaf ut Sa16c.; 100 cases seedleai, 1888 crop
New England, at l2sa20c.; 100 cases 1888.
Pennsylvania at 6al0c.; 80 cases 1882 State
on private terms; 300 bales Havana at S0c.a
sf.i5; 100 bales Sumatra at sl.25asl 80.
Range contract spot quotations: Common
Tugs, &C.; medium hugs, 7ic.; good Tugs,
&c.. common leaf. stc. low medium leaf,
sic. medium leaf, &c.; good medam leaf,
9tc.; good leaf, l0c.-JoHrnd' Of Com
merce.
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Rescue Of Fishermen Adrin nc Sea.

By telegraph 10 the DlsDatch.I
ST. JOINS, n. F.-Twclye fishermen
belonging to the Gloucester schooner
Abbit +. Morris were rescued yesterday
forty miles eastward OF st. Pierre Island.
They were at the point Of exhaustion and
death. The men left their vessel in six
dories. on the morning Of July Sth, on the
Grand Banks. to take UP their travels.
II was blowing strong, and the fog was
dense. The crews got astray, and rowed
about for thirty hours hoping to reach
their vessel, and then headed for st.
Pierre, distance Of 1000 miles. During
four days and nights, without food, water,
or rest. they pulled for land. They bad
abandoned themselves to their fate when
they were found by three French fishing ves-
sells and brought into 81. Pierre. The
crew state that Captain Morris and the
cook have drifted out to sea in their
schooner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
Pfnkerton Men Arrested.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

10y lcltkTaph ~ 'ilc Di9l'''"'J
COLUMBUS, o., July la New straits
vile yesterday the entire Pinkerton police
force was arrested, half for riot and the
others for unlawfully usurping the Office
OF constable. There was great excitement
during the preliminary hearing. At the
request Of the def. ndant, the case was
continued until Friday, the men giving
$50 bond each. At the close Oft hearing
an unsuccessful attempt was made to get
POSSESSION OF their arms. The Pinkerton
men agreed TO discard their guns pending
thtir trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18

generally made among his feIlow-oHicers
that he would be the 6rst 10 s,,ccumb 10 the
hardships Of Arctic life.
"But he was man Of great determine
tion," remarked one Of the signal corps
officers this morning. "and suppose be
Just made up his mind to stick Il out. Be
sides. he had the feeling Of responsibility
Of The commanding officer, and that Is
great deal. l am afraid, now that the
strain Is over, that n reaction NAV set In.
which may still prove disastrous.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
Cotton.MilIs Suspended.
IBy telegraph 70 Tic Dispatch. !

ST. JoHN, y. b.. July 1.-THE New
Brunswick cotton-mlls, owned by John IL.
Parks, dong business under the name Of
William Parks & Son, have suspended
work. Parks finds it necessary TO ask bis
creditors for an extension Of time. LA
bilities placed at about e225.000; more than
half secured. The assets are estimated al
over 500, coo. About three hundred per-
sons have been employed in the mills. II Is
expected that work will be resumed within
a Uanl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

July l5.-For Scotch pig there Is little
demand, the sales being OF small lots with
out change Of moment to prices. Ameri-
can pig Is little unsettled, but on the
whole without change; trading Is light.
Steel rails have more demand. The follow
ing are the quotations: American pig, NO.
I, at ss0as20.50; No. 2 at sl9; forge at
7.5OaSis.50; Scotch pig at S2iaSsl. 25 for
Glengarnock, s2l.50as2i.7o for Coltness,
Si9.a5 for Eglington, aud $1,000 for sum
merlee eel. 5Oasa2 for GaFtscherrse; tal.50
ASA for Carnbroe. American steel rails At
S3caS3o.5Q at mills; old rails at 5is.5Qati9.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

IBy telegraph 20 me DlspaIch'I
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Louisville ana
Nashville directors have adjourned. No
action was taken on the financial plan SUD
miited for the relief OF the company. the
details OF which the directors refuse 10
make public. Another meeting VIII DC
held Monday next The designations oil
Messrs. Gould and Sage were not consider
ed, as they are still in the hands. OF the
president
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
TeIesraphic Pooling Arrangement.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch

10y tEIt<IdIH 10 1'Iu I'I'P''0N.I.I
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Executive
Committee OF the Baltimore and Ohio, the
Postal and Bankers, and the Merchants
Telegraph Companies last night agreed on
A pooling arrangement. Il was agreed to
form working pol for twenty-five wears
ON basis OF ABOUT an equal division OF re-
CENTS. Each company will maintain sep
arate organization, and the pool will in-
clude land and cable business. All Offices
will be consolidated. The lines will touch
about 70 per cent. OF the Western Union
,,axino uoints
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
Dynnmifers in Russia.

IBY ciUIC IO Ilt HI'TIIVI'I
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-THE existence
OF 4 plot to blow up the Palace at Warsaw
during the Cars stay therein has been
discovered. \ justice OF the peace named
Barboyshi. who is suspected OF completely
in the conspiracy, has been arrested. y
quantity Of arms and dynamite, which were
to have been used by the plotters in carry
inc out their design, were found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
status OF CoIored Mechanics.

fBy telegraph 10 the SIspatch'l
READING. Pa, July 1.-THE state Con-
yentlon OF United American Mechanics
agreed to-day to a recommendation that
coIored men. American born, be admitted
10 membership. The matter now goes 10 the
national body, and if approved will become
A law OF the order. COlOred men have
heretofore been excluded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
Fire i'm Ontario.

tBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
kIL1sToN. ONT, July 1I.-knight u
Wilson's foundry and machine-sh0p, and
eight other buildings were burned this
morning, causing a loss Of 100000. knight
& Wilson are insured for 100000. Seventy
five hands are thrown out OF employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
LOUISVILLE LEAF.ToBACCO MAR
KET.

July l5.-The Louisville House sold q
hogsheads 8 hOgsheads Tennessee dark
leaf and Tugs AT SO. Sl0.2j, $50, $3.50,
and $3.50; : hogsheads Davies county leaf,
Tugs, and trash at IS. 1920, $3.50, 80, 800,
$3.50. aud $3.50; hOgsheads Ohio county
leaf and Tugs at Sll.25, 1910, and $40; .
hogshcads Henry county leaf, hugs. and
trash at $3.50, 80, $500, 50, and $3.50; ,
hogsheads trash at $3.50 and $3.50; h)gs-
heads Green county leaf and Tugs at 800
and $40 COaTiCr-JOuTTa!.
[Prices at other houses ranged the same
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
MARINE INrELLiGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July IL, 1854

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY IL, lssi
ARRIyED.
steamer WyanOke, &c.
steamer Pioneer &c.
schooner Mary Price. Rhci, Petersburg, phOs-
plate, Allison & Addison.
schooner Mary Riley, Riley, Perth Amb1y, iron
ore. old omlnion IRON and Nail Works.
schooner VI. ". Chllts, Tory, Chariestou,
ground phosphate, Allison Il AddisOl,
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk. Unttcl states
mail. merchandise. and Passengers, l.. ". Idum,
azcnt. - -. 49,.
schooner Daniel clifford. smith. PhIlhieiphis,
uoplar wood vessel, Cdrtis Parker.
schooner Wake, lugcu-oli, Philadelphia rd
ChlcklhOmluy river, Curt, Parker.
Port OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, july II. 1854
fBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
schooner l.. = Layering. Carson. Norfolk.
schooner FhLa \. NcriDncr, .ni.h, NorfSlk,
Schooner VI. 4. Thomas, Emerson Providence.
SAILED.
steamer Richmond, Cro,sman. New York.
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A Good Practice.

DIR. j. W. Lasley, physician, Company
Shops post-ofiice, Alamance county, \. -
says he uses II In his practice, and recon-,
mcn6s to suffering humanity the grea,,
pain-cure, st. Jacobs Oil, for all kinds VI
aches and pains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED To-
BACCO MARKET.
Irrr 1n M nrnfe A. fnllnNs.

CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine pounds. Virginia, 75c aSl fine zig.
Virginia, 70a72c.; fine twist and coil. Nir-
pinia, 5SaG0c. medium twist and coil, VIZ
ginia, 40a45c.; common twist and coil,
SOa35c. medium pounds and ll-inch, Viz
ginia, 3sa40c. common twist and fg, Vir-
ginia, 32a3sc. white Burley navy, Louis.
Vile, 4Oa50c. white Burley navy. Louis
vile, common to medium, 32aiOc.-Cou-
yieT-,JOUrndl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
A Monument Injured by an Explosion

LONDON, July IA box OF gunpowuer'
which had been placed against the monu'
ment erected to the memory OF Lord Her
bert In the market-place at Salisbury, eN-
ploded at IL O'Clock last night. The Pc
destal was injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
The French Ultimatum Rejected Dy
China.
LRx cable 10 u

fBy cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, July 1s.-A dispatch TO Reuter-
Telegram Company. dated Tien- Tsin Jny
18th, states that China has rejected the
French ultimatum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
Wrought scrap u 90. -Jovnal ef Cow
xrw yoRK PEANUT MARKET.

Jelly fS.- Peanuts are held quite iirmiy:
with moderately active demands. Quoted
at &C.. for band-picked, dc. for extra hsni-
Kicked. and ssslc. for fancy hsnd-p'ckca.
Journal of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.


We quote: Fine, S2.jO@S3; superfine,
s36S3.I5: extra, SL1jD2h9O; family,
S4.9o@Sj.2j; Patent family, country, Sj.jO8
$3.50. Market very duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. July 17.-Virginia G's, con-
sol, 50; past-duo coupons, 214 new lO-i0's,
32l: new IS, 81. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, July 7, 1887.
SALEs-FTRsT Board, 600 Virginia new
SIS at 50. LOCO do. at 80, 1000 do. at 81;
1000 Richmond, York River and Chesa-
neake first S's az l0l
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va, July Il, 1884.

GRAIN AND COTTON EACliANGE.
RICHMOND, va, July Il. 1881.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 702 bushels. Mixed,
1.lG6 bushels. Red. O,4jG bushels. Total,
11,4l4 bushels
CoRx.-White. 1865 bushels. Mixed,
LIS bushels.
OATS.-5l bushels.
RYE.--S4 bushels.
PEAs.-1S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WngAT.-White. 416 bushels common to
good at 75c. to 81. Mixed, 1,09S bush
els SIC. to Sl.02. Red, 2,S3S bushels far TO
prime Loncberry at Doc. to sl.Oj; i,lj0
bushels common to prime shortberry at
1jc. to 81.
CoRx.-White, 800 bushels very good at
csc.
RYE.-is bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
STOCKS AND BONDS.
A Quie, and Uninseressinx Dsy in Wall

NEW YonK, July Misrepresentation at the
Stock Exchange continues quiet and unln-
terestiDg. AT the opening the market was
strong and prices rose aa1i on continued
favorable crop news. At the first call, how
ever, a weaker feeling set In, and prices
DROPPED ta9i, Pacific Mail, Missouri Pa.
cifc. Lackawanna. Northwest, Western
Union, and Lake Shore being the greatest
sufferers. During the afternoon a nrmer
tone prevailed, and there was recovery Of
ia1s, Pacific Mail leading. Later on IL was
reported that passenger rates between Sea.
heard and Cleveland were being cut, and
Lake Shore fell off to 70. This unsettled
speculation once more, and lower prices
were recorded all around. the market
closing weak. Compared with last nights
closing prices, Rock Island is l lower,
Lake Shore Il. Michigan Central 81. Mis-
souri, Pacific II. Union Pacific and West.
ern Union 7. while Illinois Central Is
higher. Other changes in active stocks are
less than 4 either way. Sales, l64,OOo
shares.
Noon.-stocks weak. Money, 2a3 per
cent. Exchange-Long, 4S24aiS3!: short,
4S5a4S5l. Governments firm. States dun.
EreniR9. 1891. Money, a
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances-Gold,
Sl29,jOa; currency, S9,7i5. Governments
firm; per cents, 1908; 3 per cents,
100. State bonds dull.
(loSs "a - y ~ Z (hidl IA
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NEW YORK sUMAc MARKET.

JrLr l5.--sumac Is quoted az yIoa,~
for Virginia aud so5asioo 'or pes' o'c'y' 2
Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-18
Lieuseuant Greely's Grft.

The officers In the signal corps and those
best acquainted with Lieutenant Greely
express surprise that he was saved, when
SO many others lost their lives. He was
not regarded as strong nan. lie was tall
and slightly built and the prediction was
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nor RENT, SEVERAL SMALLGs
DWELLINGS A.
IA the YES, End. near the Old reservoir with large
lots. Rent very low.
R.B.CHAFgIS a CO,
tvIs.3t Real Estate Agcnts.