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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Fatal Elevator Accident.

A sad accident occurred Friday morn
ing in the tobacco-factory of MIR. John
Henry Johnston, at Danville, resulting
in the killing Of one man and severe in
jurieS to three others-all cOlored. TIE
men were packing stems on the eleva-
tor on the top floor of the building,
when the elevator fell, without warn
ing, to the basement, distance of forty
five feet. All four of the men went
down with the elevator. Lewis Gar
land died in few minutes, severe inju-
ries having been received on the head.
Roman Whitney had an arm and thigh
broken. David Taylor was seriously
hurt. his injuries being internal. Wash.
Stanfeld was the least hurt of all. The
cause was that the rope which held the
waiter slipped through the hole in the
beam through which it was tied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12

and Martin Hoffman, f. German. They
were a hari-looking crowd and seemed
rather pleased with the nooriety which
they had attained by reason Of their
arrest. They were charged With vio-
lating the sidewalk ordinance. Judge
Hutchings lectured them severely re-
marking thst while he had no authority
to call out Calling battery TO dca
with the mob who. through their law
less acts, were melting to riot and
bloodshcd, he would deal with them
when brought before him In court.
They were then fined sl0 and costs
each. Hoffman and Bezdek--the latter
the leader Of the assault on the screw
works-were Immediately rearrested,
charged with melting to riot, and their
case will be heard on Monday. The
strikers were very quiet this morning,
remaining at their homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Fatal Runaway Accident.

tBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
ITHACA, n. Y, July ll.-Mrs.
Sage, wife 81 Hon. Henry W. Sage, of
this city, founder of Sage College, Cor
nell University, was violently thrown
from her carriage at G:30 o'clock this
evening and killed. The accident was
caused by the lines breaking and the
horses suddenly turning and running
away. Mr.. Sage and his wife, Miss
Julia Uhlhorn, Of New York city, and
Miss Kate Linn, sister Of the deceased,
were in the carriage. Mr.. Sage leaped
from the carriage to grasp the horses
by the head, but failed. Misses Uhl-
horn and Linn jumped at the same time
without serious injury. The horses
ran into a ditch, throwing Mrs. Sage
out on the hard road-bed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The rrencn ann Annam.

LONDON, July ll.-The Exchange
Telegraph eompany publishes a dis
patch from Paris stating that the French
Ministry have for the present rejected
the idea Of anneXlng AMMAN to France
through fear Of becoming involved in
complication with China. The question
of annexation. however, will be again
raised rs soon as conditions are more
favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
A Grand Reception.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July H.
The Grays reached home tonight. A
delegation of fifty citizens met them
with a special train forty miles from
the city. Tn their arrival here an
artillery salute was fired. All of the
military companies of the city were at
the depot and served as an escort on
the march through the main streets to
the armory. The city was blaze Of
light along the entire route, the fire.
works display eclipsing anything ever
before seen in the city. The entire
population of Montgomery turned out
TO greet the wanderers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Making Fast Time.
fNakU Work. Haralt

The special train on the West Shore
railroad which left Buffalo on Thurs
day morning, having on board nun
Der of officials of. the Baltimore aud
Ohio and West Shore railroads, made a
remarkable run to this city. The en-
tire distance from East Buffalo to New
York, 425 miles, was made in nine hours
and twenty minutes. Allowing one
hour and three minutes for stops, the
actual running time was eight hours and
seventeen minutes. Edison j. Weeks,
general northern passenger agent OF the
West Shore road, acted as time-keeper.
The run from East Buffalo 70 Genesee
Junction, sixty-one miles, was made in
dfy-fye minutes. The fastest mile, as
timed with stop-wsich. was made Ia
iOip live seeords.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Tre Michigan Lumbor.str,kers.

IHg I'ItSINI0I 10 VIIV DI'I'1'VH'I
BAY CITY, Mich, July 1.-THE
city is quiet and orderly this morning.
A large number Of strikers, with "A
band Of music, marched through the
principal streets, and stopped at the
corner Of Centre and Water streets
until photographed by two different
artists. A meeting of the strikers was
held this morning, when they presented
their demand for ten hours day, with
full pay. and no man to be discharged
because of' his connection with the
strike. The proposition was discussed,
and an adjournment took place until
the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Railroad PurchAse.
lBy Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WILMINGTON, DEL, July 1.-THE
Sussex Journal says that the purchase
by the Pennsylvania railroad of the
Delaware. Maryland and Virginia rail-
road has been pretty generally con-
firmed. and that it is thought that the
Pennsylvania road will assume control
about August LIST. The acquisition OF
this road gives the Pennsylvania con-
troll of the whole railroad system Of
this peninsula. The Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia railroad extends from
Harrington, Del, TO Franklin City, Va,
with a branch from Georgetown to
Lewes snd Rehoboth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
tosd.Yinc Buildings burned.

~ ~ ~
CHARLOTTE, n. c.. July ll.-All
the buildings and machinery Of the
Crump gold-mine. near this city, were
burned this morning. The fire caught
in the engine-room. The loss is slj,-
coo: DO insurance. The Crump mine
wa owGsi by Boston capitalists. 5.
IL. TaIboll was the general manager.
The buildings and machinery were new,
and the mine just commenced work last
Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12

Franco Chinese war, aud who was laden
with honors at the pekin court, has re-
turned to Rome. lie bears special
letter from the Chinese Emperor favora-
bly, acknowledging the Pope's request.
end promising imperial influence 70
prevent the persecution Of Catholics in
China.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Installation of Rev. DIR. O'COuuell.
nv 20 hln 10 tho nl.nnIch

LONDON, July 1.-THE North Ame-
rican College at Rome celebrated the
installation Of its new rector, Rev. DR..
O'Connell, of Richmond, Va. by a
grand literary, musical, and academic
entertainment. Among the invited
guests were Bishops Dulinger aud
Moore. At the close Of the entertain
ment the whole company sang the " Star
Spangled Banner"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12

aims without bloodsheds Light Bat
terry F, Captain Woodruff, Second ar
tillery, which won fame during the civil
war as the Williston's Flying Artillery,
has been ordered in readiness to move
at any time. All the recruits at Fort
Riley OF the Fifth cavalry, and the mes
Of those troops now in the field who re-
NAMED behind on account Of lack Of
mounts, will be ordered to join their
regiments at once. All troops and
companies will be filed to their full
strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The Trouble IN AMMAN.

PARIS, July ll.-General de COurcy
telegraphs from Hue that the French re-
Inducements have arrived. They met
bands of marauders on the way. More
treasure has been discovered in the i'm
perial palace. Treasure to the amount
of 80, 600, 900 has already been found.
Thurget holds the King of AMMAN a
prisoner. The Kings mother and UNI
cles, all the royal princes, and the man
darins, who fled at the approach Of the
French, have manifested desire to re-
turn to Hue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Getting on a Fighting Basis.

KANSAS CITY, July 1.-THE
T,mes's special from Fort Leayenworth
ssys: President Cleyeland's instruc-
lions to General Sheridan are interpret
ed by the officers here rs meaning that
The Indians must submit pcacesbly or
be summsrily dealt with. and il is gene
.ail, believed they VIII not 5sla their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Attempt 10 Wreck u Train.

by IVlVHIHPII 10 IIIt UISpdIVI'I
SCHENECTADY. \. Y, July H.
A ten-foot piece of track-rail was
found on the Delaware and Hudson
railroad track one hundred feet from
Mohawk bridge last night just before
the arrival Of the train from Saratoga.
Several tramps who were refused lodg-
ing in the round-houSe are suspected
and cannot be found. An employe at
the round-house accidentally discov-
cred the rail. 1t was placed on a
switch-frog so that the pilot could not
have pushed it away, and the train
would have been wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The Floods I'm Austria.

VIENNA, July 1.-THE floods in
Austria continue to cause great damage.
The loss by the water-spout which re-
Gently deluged Pesth is estimated at
so50.000. Dozens Of villages and tens
Of thousands Of acres Of crops are I'M
der water in South Hungary, causing an
almost suspension Of harvesting in that
-, ohm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The Toledo Church Riots.
lBy telegraph TO the Dlspa tch. |

TOLEDO, OHIO, July 1.-THE pre-
liininary examination OF the Polish
prisoners, charged with completely in
the murders which occurred during the
church riot on June 2Sth, was COM
pleted in the Police Court to-day. Sew
enteen were bound over,on the charge
Of murder in the first degree, thirteen
on The charge Of assault with intent to
ki!l. anl six ere discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
From the S0udan.

IBy cabe % inc DIspaVH'I
CAIRO, July ll.-General Bracken-
bury telegraphs from Fatmeh that a
letter which was received there yester-
day states that FL Mahdi is dead. The
letter was written by a merchant at
Handak July Sth, and it says that since
the prophets death his followers have
fallen to fighting among themselves. A
refugee Egyptian soldier who arrived at
Fatmeh to-day, General Brackenbury
saws, asserts that he saw an Arab on
the lst Of July at Abudam who told
him Fl Mahdi was dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The Pope and the Quirenai.

LONDON, July ll.-Although the
Vatican organs deny it, still it is be-
lieved that through fear France may at
any moment refuse to pay the Catholic
clergy and repudiate the Concordat, the
Pope is willing TO reconcile with the
Quirenal and thus obtain $500. 900 yearly
which Italy promised in 1870, and fif-
teen wears arrears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The Cowboy and the Indians.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
COLORADO CITY, TEXAS. July H.
1t is rumored here that battle has
been fought between cowboys and In
dams on the New Mexican ranch Of j.
Il. Slaughter. of this place. Sixty In
dams and sixteen cowboys are reported
to have been killed. There is great ex-
citement here, and contirmatory details
are anxiouSly awaited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The striking Nailers.

(By telegraph W the Dispatch.l
PITTSBURGH, July 1.-THE time
given the striking nailers by the West
ern Nail Association to either accept
the manufacturers terms or forfeit
their positions expired at noon to-day,
without any of the strikers returning
to work. They insist on last years
scale of wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12


ST. LOUIS, July ll.-Dispatches
from Omaha state that Companies ID,
G, and X. OF the Fourth infantry, left
there last night for Kansas City e"
route TO Crossiield, Kan, to assist in
protecting the southern border Of that
State from incursion by Indians. Two
cars Of ammunition and supplies ac-
companied them. Three companies
from Sidney, Neb., and four from Fort
Russell. near Cheyenne, will join them.
General Hatch has been ordered to sta
ton his regiment, the Ninth cavalry, at
Oeallsl and guard the old Cheyenne
trail, which it is supposed they will
follow if they attempt to come north.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The Cotlan Supply.
10y telesarh lo,Se nispe ,eh

INF NTIEfF"f'' -
NLw YORK. July 1.-THE total
visible supply Of cotton for the world
is 1910 tales, Of which l,2l5,TO
bsles are American. AGAINST 2.O5G, 100
bales and / .239, 2JG hs,es, respectively,
last wear. Rcceiats from all interior
towns. 2.542 bales receipts from
plantations. no repof'. Crop in sight,
4 hq- eos bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
MAR6EIS BY rELEGRAPH
NEW NIIIik

NIN lOhh.
NEW YORK, July II.--CoitOn easy; Up
lands. IL 7-l6c.: orleans. 10 q l6c. sales.
2IU bales. ret consolidated receipts. l95
ia rs: rNP0rts-to Great liritain. ? 775
baI,s. southern Hour steady. Wheat
~IOt duh. without decided change. uu-
graded ned hpas5r NJ. ? rrd. July. psiSa
g9c. Corn-Spot about STEADY: migrated,
4g0jic.: No. 2. 5Saa33'sc ahoat, Juiy,
52tc. oats Ale. love. and dun: No 2.
50. a3G'c. Hops unchanged. Coiiee-Spot
fan: Rio quiet ~ fs.0.s; No. no, spot,
80 as; July, SO gOasB S5. sugar dali aud
unchanged. MolAssos unchanged. Rice
..uIet and steadily held. Cotton seed OIL.
3yas5c. for crude, SOC. for refined. Rosin
steady. Iurpentine firm at 3s1a35Ac.
q dies quiet aud nbout steady Woo steady
ght: ness. spot. 81 -. Middles duh.
Land opened a shade lower closing Atrong
ana "a irlhc higher western sten N, spot.
500; July. sd.77}9. rreights duh.
bALTlaORE.
BALTIA ogE, July li.-tlour steady and
IA irly active. Wheat-South.rnI lower and
active; western steady and dull. except for
spot, which Is nrmer: southern red. ga
4ic.: amber 9Gag9c No. I Maryland,
o. B9Ofc.; No. 2 western winter red, spot,
0lts92l G. Corn-Southern steady aud
gu.rt; western steady and dull: southern
white. 60ad2c.; yellow. 35aboc. Oats steady
and firm southern, Ssss0c.; western white,
39a4Oo.: western mixed. 37a3sc. Pennsyl-
NauIa. Ssai0c Whishey steady aud quiet
nj 81 2Cnsl.2l. other articles unchanged.
Ere lights quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CISCisSArI, July IL Flour qule, family.
"a ibnsi 40. Wheat scarce and iIrn,. Soz
led. 9,aV7c. corn dull and cas-: No q
mixed AsIa49o oats auiet and steady.
slO.5O. Lard frmer At s6,4O. Bnik-meats
st,onyer. shon,,ers 81 soasa aoil. snort
rih So i0asS43. facou 1ui.i: ,houldsrs
81 25ssi.S7, short rlb. So ioase.2O: clear.
40 nUe eSsto;oy ""'SH'' ''e"'' a''i'' sugar
"''' cprcAao
ChIcAoo; JuIy par uuh anu I'm, IN
cnanseu, "hvst ~; h,Hiier' auzus.; go
Sesc.' rePte,hO.r, 9ot'0 y, 40. req. vsc.
torh snaus DwsI' s -,o -. 70 ..u..
August. 4oSaIs.c.: september, io'ato.c.
oats seac. lower; cash. size; July, slSa
SIZE; August: Zoss@1Ac. september.
l'ed 3a7tc., closed steady cash, $40. 50
slO.2 september, sl0.l7EaSlOs2: Lard
Shnn "a "a soss "a A u soou ssp.
an "a "a 81, 49,, a, ,oass 30 49,,
st'@nstS az .Iasr "a sSsss 70 WSI.s..
nymsfsi rs sugar nnchangsa
Hip si'i'' Suk"' "nonAnseo'
sr LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July ll.IFlour firm aud un:
shs s meat neat sszse. iows, eary rsinea
red. cash, slssi.oi; july. ssIc. Corn; slow
sna hnTe' iower; no. mixed; caso' tt*s
30" '" a.. ~ au; 40;
vyh,ss.S 1880 ~ s,,s p.o,',sr" 800
po,h 40 sSss,e 40 1890 in,u s :;
80 an naSL',,'oa,. 80 snsa .oes ~
rib s, 40. cienr' 81. 90 HsconeioSs sissr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The Ghoicrn an spain.

IEy cnbIe 70 tHe DISpaTch.I
MADRID. July ll.-There were III
fresh cases of cholera reported through
out Spain yesterday and 33j deaths
from the disease. Returns from Va
lcncia. CaStclOn dc la Plana. Murca.
Alicante. and Cuenca are incomplete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Milton asd Her Proposed Railroads.

ISPtcIHI IeltgIHn 70 INC DIspatcH.J
REIDsvILLE, N. c., July lid
ward Faucet took charge as postmaster
at Milton to-day. He is a son of the
Prest yterian pastor in that towp.
Five thousand dollars were subscribed
Thursday by the citizens of Yancey-
vile to the building of narrow-gauge
railroad to Milton.
The survey Of the Milton and Rox-
boro' narrow-gauge road was finished
TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Iaborers Scared.

by cable % The Dspatch.I
BOMBAY, July ll.-Laborers in the
PiSheen railway are deserving by hun
dreds because Of the rayages Of cholera
in the country through which the road
is being constructed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Grnnt's Condition.

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
MOUNT McGREGoR, July Item
eral Grant passed comfortable night
and day. DR.. Douglas has summoned
DR.. Shrady to relieve him on watch
with General Grant until he has OBJ
tanned some much-needed rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Decrease Of Ensigrai,is.

10y caDIe 10 I0t UIspHTCU,I
BERLIN. July ll.-The number Of
emigrants from the port Of Bremen du-
ring June was 200 less than for the
same month in 1884. The total de-
crease for the six months Of 1885 has
been 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Revolt of Afghan Tribes.

IBy caDIr 20 Tue UIhMIch.I
TFHERAN, July 1.-THE British
Minister here has received information
to the effect that the Afghan tribes
north Of IIindoo KoSh have declared
their willingness to support Russia as
against the present Amer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
The PnyieiIites and the New Goycrn-
mont

tBy cable Ia the Dispatch.
LONDON, July 1.-THE first public
breach between the Parnellltes and the
new Government occurred last evening
in the House Of Commons, when Mr..
Holmes, Attorney-General for ireland,
refused to inquire into the dismissal Of
Police-Inspector Murphy, and justified
his dismissal on the ground that he
was connected with the crimes of In
spector Trench and Secretary Corn
wall. Mr.. Parnell declared that he
heard the Governments decision with
amaZement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
IN. c,s,.rara nis,spx ssr.ksrs.

IBY tsleEIEFI' 70 M 1777I~7H"I -
CLEvELASD o., July 1.-The
strikers who were arrested Yesterday
appeared IN ths Police Court this morn
ing. They were three Polandsrs--
John Psyolka, Thomas Bezdek, and
frank stutxka HliGs = The Butcher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK s7pcx MARYsr


New YORK. July ii,-The stock market
has tecn steady 10 strong all day for the
general list. while there. has been dscidsd
boom IN sandefbihs and western Union.
Vanderbilt were Influenced by the con-
stsntiy-gTowiDg belief that the neFotfs-
lions FOR the settlement III the trunk-tiue
troubles are ma Ing steady ro2ress, While
Western Union bsd the benefit OF the
DOWNFALL OF aDoihor of It's rivals ana
the iTanSfer o. the American RAptd
tsscerapb-wI Tres to Western Union control.
The colisse of the prices % these stock vas
steadily and persisteDtly upward. IN tno
last hour there was grand rusn dnfinx
which the stocks mentioned made further
ga ips Of over I. bat there was more over
,shbsSs than IN the early dealings. New
Iork Central c.o.ed q. higher and fsverish.
The feverish condition or New forE t'rn-
tral Vas not impaired To Lake shore, whicn
Was dull aud slrong sfter O'Clock. ann
closed az the highest price OF the dsy. WIN
AN advance Of -. iieiweeu the Opening
aud 2 cock Western Uuion rose rom %
to 90 and I'm the last hour 10 etN, ciosins
with gain Of % Total sales. 2tI 500
snaies. OF whi:h Lackawanna. st iaui.
Northwest, Louisville aud NASHVILLE, Unoa
Pacific and tr.e contributed z9.Ooo shares
and Western Union 200. New Jersey
Central shows a net advance ~ 4, ann "a
cinc Nai. which WIS not dealt IN burns
the forenoon aud suddenly sprsng INTO se-
tINiiy ia the last Lour. SHOWS gnln az ~,
Louisville aud Nashville up ~; other au-
Neuces for usually active siocS, are less nan
|. Th,re wasan extraordinary amount o.
business done IN Erie. which rose Y, ana
mon pacinc made AN unusual advance on
very rmaii business.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YoRK. July 1.-THE weekly
statement Of the a>~Ocist.d banks shows
the following changes: Loans decrease,
s8i4 500: specie Increase 81. 0e5. soc.
legal tenders increase. s337 800: deposits
Increase. 50 $4,000 circulation decrease.
SlQs 500; reserve increase ~ 292 sJb. The
banks now ho.d eos. 300. 523 In excass OF the
20 per cent rue.
BALTIMORE.
RALrfNoRE. July li.-Nirvin'a IS. con-
sols, as: past. due coul ons, 5S: new I0-a0s.
80 new IS, So. Bii to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Virginia Postal News.

The following postmasters have been
commissioned Samuel L. Rogers,
Hamilton, Va. Philander A. High
land, Lipscomb, Va. William S. Ad-
kisson, Mount Laurel. Va; Samuel
NJ. KendIick, Shawsyille, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
Protection for Catholics I'm China.
tha nfan.fah

10y VhD'o 10 VTI0 T7'"F"'V"'I
LoNnoS, July 1.-THE Papal acs-
senger who was sent to China to secure
protection for Catholic residents from
he hostility VI :he Chinese during the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
LITE WEAYHER REPORT.

Try telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l
WAsHINCToH. July l2-l 4. NJ
Far the Middle 1tldHtic States, GENE
rally Kramer and toir wraihcy, crcept
IN extreme southern portioa locdi
rams, rdridbie WiBdS.
For the South atlantic States. iocI
rims, nearly stationary temperature,
rali0Jie WiBdS.
Fer R,chmond and riciBity. occd-
sjondi light iocai rams, slighHY Kramer
Ncdther.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July IL, 1855.

GRAIN AND COTTON LXCHANGE.
HIcnMoND. July IL, 1855.
OFFERINGS.
MUEAT.-MiXcd. 90 bushels Red. $50
bushc.s.
C~hS.-whi e. 9.0O2 bushels. Mixed.
? 600 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHFAT.-iied, 30 bushels common Long
b,uN GA private terms. $50 bu,nels COM
mon to very good ShOrtnerry AZ IS 10 Ole.
,ohN.-M hite, lO2 bushels prime Virginia
a; Gsc.
oS CALL BoAKD-rIRsr CALL 1880 An.
WHEAT. Bid. Asked.
No. . Eed. Augusi..................... ... 1903
Cons.
80. 2 White, July .................... .~. 90
NJ. = Mixed. July ..................... 33a 6if
ILyCK.
We Ghoie: Fine Slas3.26 supcr.lne,
"a DsasH SO. pxfr1 a f.asl family 80 2aa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
baseball Yesterday,
lBy iele graph to the Dispatch.l

lby lete ihpn 10 the DlspaNH'l
Jersey City: Virginia, 3; Trenton,
Charlotte, n. c.. Raleighs, 4 Will
mingtons, /.
Lancaster, Pa: Lancasters, l6 4; Ma
tionals, 9.
Louisville: Louisvilles, 4; Balti-
moreS, >.
Newark, n. j. : Norfolks, 10; New
arks, &.
Pittsburghs Pittsburghs, .; Me-
tropolitanS, 0.
Cincinnati Cincinnatis, 9; Athletics,
s.
Chicago Chicagos. /; Providence,
&.
st. Louis: st. Louis, 5; Brooklyn, 4.
Buffalo Builalos, !; Bostons, =.
st. Louis st. Louis, .; New York, 8.
Detroit: Detroit, 5; Philadelphia, 4.
EAsTERN-LEAGUE RECORD.
The following is the standing Of
the Eastern-League clubs, including
yesterdays games
Won. Lost. Won. Lost,
Virginia. 8 Newark. ......2l 30
National. .....s4 IL Norfok...".-2i 2S
IT. a. 1 a
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MONEY TO LEND.-e3.00O TO
cent. ON Rieon,ond city real estate. Charxea
n.oceiaio and buninss ~ confidential
II. l.. STAPLES 4 CO.
W 1911 HOS Main street.
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SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.


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"a 2:aSa.50: ex'p. s3.i5asi family 81 asa
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PORT OF RICHMOND. July IL, 1888.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. JULY II.
lBy telegraph

steamship Johns Hopkins. Foster. Provi-
dence, and sailed for West Point.
steamship Manhattan. stevens. West
Point. and sailed Tor New iork.
Schooner Abbott W. Lewis. Peake. Nor.
folk
schooner Albert 4. stearns. Kelly, Boston.
SAILED.
Hchoousr Rnttia y. Williams BRAY. Vail
Esa "a ssoal. tiis 81, tesie aud Un.o rAliwsy.