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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-30
The it.aci. Io.,n nrirn;.
IBy cable TO the Dlspatch.i

ny cN0't 10 NO UsVaIcN.I
LoNLoN. July 29.--The attack Of
Callan on John Bright in the House OF
Commons last nieht, because Of the
speech Of the latter at the banquet to
Earl Spencer, was agains. the advice Of
Parncll. Mr.. Bright had the sympathy
Of the whole House throughout the de-
bate. He had paired for the remainder
of the session, intending to be absent,
but returned from Rochdale especially
to defend himself against the charge
that he had been guilty Of a breach Of
privilege.
None but the parnellites supported
Callan in his motion to have the House
of Commons declare John Bright 5
praise Of Earl Spcncer'S government of
Ireland breach Of privilege.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-30
THE LINE TO BE ABANDONED.
The Old Dominion Steamship Service to
Lswes. d., 20 be Withdrawn.

The Old Dominion Steamship Service to
Lawes. d.. 20 be Withdrawn.
"A Wilmington special says: The
Old Dominion Steamship Line between
Lewes and New York, which was es-
tablished in 1874. will be withdrawn
next Saturday. The people of Sussex
county were greatly interested in the
line, and It's withdrawal and the change
in the ownership Of the Delaware,
Mary land and Virginia railroad will,
it is feared, not be conducive to
their interests in a pecuniary
sense. The Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia railroad system was start
ed in opposition to the Pennsylvania
railroad lines from the lower Peninsula
to New York, and there was traffic
enough to keep two large steamers en-
ployed on the line. Large quantities Of
berries, peaches, other fruits, grain. and
produce generally were sent to New
York by these boats at low rates of
freight. but with the suspension Of
thlS water line. consequent upon
the purchase Of the Delaware. Mary
land and Virginia railroad by the
Pennsylvania system. all shipments
to New York will hereafter have to be
made by rail over the Pennsylvania
roads. In view of the transfer of the
Delaware. Maryland and Virginia rail
road TO the Pennsylvania various Of
fcers of the former company will re-
sign their positions, and the vacancies
thus created will be filled by persons
selected by the PennSy lyania. Among
those who will resign are President
McCready, Eicc-Presilent Stamford,
and Directors BowdIne, Robinson, and
Bumgardner, who are representatives
Of the Old Dominion steamship Com
uanV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-30

NEW YORK sToCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 29.--rhc stock msrket
continues fairly active for ~. Paul ana Lake
Shore. and the fiucfnati0nstr omut! w ~
are sufficiently wide 10 furnish good trades
market In those stecks. There nave p.eh
few features OF interest, however W W
days operations other than that the w1o'e
list WIS weak Ia the forenoon and drciue"s
meDt being led by vanderoits. coal STOCKS,
and 81. Paul. Considerable attention mas
been given by Wsit-street operators 10 con-
tict,Rg reports that have been coming noW
the West regarding the condition OF the
wheat crop along the lines Of the Granger
roads, but different statements are at total
variance and leave matters indefinite.
The market closed generally at the highest
prices OF the day, Union Pacific however.
closing weak bat ! higher than yesterday.
Western Union II mp Ia, Lake Shore IL,
LackawaDna ~ and Others lesser amounts.
Pacific Mail is - lower and IN the onlv ac-
tive stock showing a materis al decline.
Sales. 325 600 shares.
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rhepaIi.nam Gazette. Charges rrue.
by cable 10 Tie Dispatch.i


LONDON, July 2g.-The committee
TO inquire into the recent statements Of
the PaH-NaH Ga7,tie in regard to Lon
don vice mas made the following report
Having been requested to inquire as
TO the truth Of the statements printed in
the PqH-MqH Go-cti. from the first. To
exclude inquiry into the charge against
particular men or classes Of men. OF
against the police, We strictly con-
fined ourselves to an inquiry into the
system Of criminal vice described. AZ
ter carefully sitting the evidence OF the
witnesses and the materials before us,
without guaranteeing the accuracy Of
every particular. We are satlSr-d that
on the whole tbs statements of the PaU-
Mail GQ-ctte are substantially true.
The report is signed by the Archbishop
of Canterbury. the Bishop Of London,
Cardinal Manning, and MessrS. Morley
and Reed. The late edition Of the Pai-
Mall Ga.ctc was published this eve
ming containing the foregoing report IN
loaded type.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-30
Tire Afghan nonndnrY.
by cable TO the Dispatch.

10y topit ~ iA' HlHlhA'hst
LONDON. July 29.-The Marquis Of
Salisbury has agreed to the request Of
the Marquis De Staal, the Russian Am
bassador. to suspend negotiations con-
corning the Afghan boundary question
until De Giers, the Russian Foreign
Minister, obtains report Of the topo-
graphical survey of ZulGcar Pass,
which has been ordered.
Lord Salisbury will take a holiday
from the 10th to the end Of August.
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EaSa- n PsfPrtlaN.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
Columbus, Ga. {: Macon, 3; Column
bus, |.
Norfolk Norfolk, 5; Lancaster, /.
Washington: National, 9; Trenton,
o.
Baltimore: Baltimore, ) Athletic, ..
Boston Boston. | Buffalo, 0.
Louisville Louisville, 6; Cincinnati,
/.
Birmingham, Ala. Augusta, 4 Biz
mingham, o.
Providence Providence, .; Chicago,
fourteen innings.
Memphis Memphis. 5; Atlanta, 3.
Nashville: Nashville, :; Chatta-
nooga. 5.
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means Of the action OF the Commission,
the great work of reform in de-
partmental service will be stead
lily and beneticially equalized and
pIol ed. Hoping that we each in
our several spheres may in the high
est degree in our power contribute to
the general good, | have the honor to
remain, with great respect. very truly
yours. l.. Y. L. LAMAR"
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Terrible Tragedy I'm Kentucky.


LOUISVILLE, KY, July GA
special to the Times contains news Of a
terrible tragedy in Anderson county,
Ky. Horace Mullen, farmland, Wis
tied the sister Of Ed, Bob, and Porter
Hawkins, who, on subsequently hear
ing that Mullen had used foul language
about their sister, ordered him to leave
the country at once. Mullen did not
leave, and the brothers armed them
selves and went to where he was stop
ping and asked him to come ont. lie
did so, armed with a gun. All began
firing at about the same time. Mullen's
gun was loaded with buckshOt. and at
the first fire he instantly killed Ed. and
Bob Hawkins. the formers head being
blown off his shoulders. His next shot
wounded Porter Hawkins, but not Sc
riopsly. Mullen escaped unhurt.
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Tuesday ana Thursday noon,isn.s.

In response to the popular demand
the Virginia Steamboat Company has
decided to run the " Moonlights " every
Tuesday and THURSDAY nights during
the summer. The Thursday trips WI
be eractly ike the Tuesday trips, which
are SO popular here, and the programme
for the first Thursday Moonlight
(to-nightl remains the same. Cap
tain Cunningham and Mr.. Leftwich will
sing, accompanied by Mr.. Kirk
Mathews, pianist. Full moon. THIS
will be great treat to those who
missed the last {" Tuesday Moonlight.
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EDUCATIONAL CREDITS TO CATHO-
Lie STUDENTS.
Ihc Famous nike Scandal Case

ny cable To the Dispatch.l
LONDON, July 29.-Proceedings are
pending against Sir Charles Dixie in
yolying damages Of 100000 in connec-
ton with the now famous scandal case
Strong social and political influences are
working to avert a public trial. Sir
Charles Dixie is completely Frustrated
and has retired to the country. The
lady concerned is related to Mrs.
Ashton Dixie. The injured husband
is an active Radical and former
" held a minor Office. 1T is reported
that he insists upon divorce to yindi-
cate his honor. damages being no object
to him. His wife received a dowry Of
100000 from her father, who is a
member Of the House Of Commons.
The lady is much younger than her
husband, and they have no family. The
affair is the sole topic Of conversation
in clubs and social circles. Intense re-
cret over the eclipse Of Sir Charles
Dixie is felt in all political sections.
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NpihOlic fIniIOr..

lBy cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
ZONE. July 29.-At the Papal Con
sistory tomorrow the Pope will pro-
claim Rev. Father Byrne Bishop Of Mo-
bile, Ala. and Very Rev. Il. Phelan,
present Vicar-General, Coadjutor Bsh-
OPP Of Pittsburgh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-30
Crushed In Falling Building.
0By telegraph TO the Dispatchl

WILMINGTON, DEL, July ga
portion of the Old Ferry rolling-mill at
South Wilmington, operated by the
Diamond State Iron Company, fell this
afternoon. George Elsy, a carpenter,
and Wilbur Jones, a draughtsman,
were killed instantly, and the following
were wounded Fcnnes Giles, hlp badly
fractured, may die William Goodwin,
leg broken; Al. Downward, leg crushed {;
Charley White, negro laborer, wrist
and ankle broken. and a man named
Wilbert, leg crushed. 1t is feared
there are others under the ruins.
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The Cholera Scuutge.

TT N'''N T" 'IIC I7lHVNENu'T
MADRID. july 90 The cholera has
broken out on the French frontier. One
fourth of the inhabitants of Montegua-
DO. in Soria, died of cholera during the
past ten days. The Survivors fled, with
the exception of one gendarmc, who
remained to bury the bodies of the VIC
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HEAn-s' RS DISTRICT ASSEMBLY, No. 81,
RIrnAnHn Va InlN q 1857

BOYCOTT N0TICE.-ALL PAR
ID TIES dealing in FLOUR, MEAL. and
MILL OFFAL are hereby notified that on
the lsi day OF August, 1855, q black-lls. viii
be prepared con tail ming the names and adj
dresses OF all those dealing IN goods that
have been hoyeottsd by District Asse mb!y,
No "a knights 81 labor.
Parties have been endeavOrin- TO impose
upon the Knights ~ Labor by selling boy
cotted iour under new aad different brands.
All stores selling hoycotted goods after Au-
gust l. 6s5, viii be boycotted. BOYCOTT
COMMITTEE OF DISTRICT ASSEMBLY.
No. 81. ~ 2e-At
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Russian Force on the Afghan From

LBy cable 70 the Dlspaich. !

tBy cable to the Dispatch.
ST.. PETERSBURG. July 29.-Thc
.Sret the Russian military organ, says
that the present strength Of the Rus
sian force on the Afghan frontier con-
sists Of 10000 men, divided into thirty
companies, stationed between penjdeh
and Iullicar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-30
SherinS EDjOincd from Collecting
SRxes FROM the chesapeake and Ohio
RatINo-.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. !

by Telegraph 20 Inc Dlspatch,I
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July o.
Official information has just been re-
ceived to the effect that Judge Jackson,
of the United States District Court Of
West Virginia, has granted an injunc-
ton TO the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company enjoining the several
sherifls, through whose counties the
said road runs, from collecting taxes
for the past ten years. The total
amount of taxes is over 100000, to
which 10 per cent. is added.
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frorsfora's sread Preparation
PROFESSOR II. c. WHITE,

State Chemist, Athens, Ca, says: 81
sm familiar with professor Horsford's
preparations. The phosphates are use-
full in animal nutrition and growth; the
Phosphate Powder is, therefore. pre-.
iersble to others, so far as heslthfalncss
is concerned"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-30
LATE WEATHER REPORT

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WAsHINGTON, July 30-2 4. NJ
For The M9die AHQRtic States, ccca~
s,oDu igtt llrai rains, ercGpt IN The
ctrIai poyttoH geaeraiiy toT RENTER,
coHiinV,d w0lW anil rdyidbie wWds.
Far the South atlantic Stafes. fair
reatbcr IN the northern portion, iocqt
runs IN the southern portion, cJDtta0cd
worWo, rQri4jic wHds.
For RJrimoad md ricinjty, orra-
sioHd ',,ql rims, coutiRU>d wqrm
UeQiber.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July 20. 1885.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, goa bushels VI Ned
6i6 bushels. Red. SAP bushels. Total.
b.462 bushels.
CoRN.-White, l,l50 bushels. Mixed. 900
bushels.
OA1S.-l $50 bushels.
RYE-7S bushels.
MILI-OFFAL IA tons.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WEAKENING. 2O2 bushels common 10
very good at 9Oc. to Sl.O9. Mixed. 5Is
bushels at 9sc. To sl.02. Red, l OiB bushels
common 10 plime Longberry at S2c. 10
Sl.O5 2,47h bushels common To very good
ShOrtberfN AZ - Ia 97c.
CoRN.-White. 500 bushels good on pri-
vate terms.
OA1s. Mixed. 100 bushels very good at
soc.
KrE.-7s bushels very good on private
terms.
on CALL BoARD-FIRsr CALL 1880 AN
CQRS. Bid. ASted.
No. 2 Mixed, July................... &c.. So
No. . Mixed. August............... -
No. > NJ Ncd. spot ............-...... .... 81
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BIg InocnIiiary FIRE.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
EVANSVILLE. y. Y. July %
Ever busincss-houSe. nine dwellings,
and the Church of the Disciples here
were burned this morning. Loss, s7l,-
GOO; insurance, 344,2j The fire was
probably incendiary.
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IIna AhscnniInal

by telegraph to the DiSpsrch.l
WAsHINGToN, July 22.-The post
master at Mariana, Fla, has abSconded,
leaving a deficit in his accounts Of
II Geo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-30
NEW YORK COTTON FuTUnEs

NEW YORK, July 29.-Cotton-Net and
gloss receipts, AIS bales. Futures closed
eaty sAles, rs, 500 bales; July and August,
sic 45asl0,i7: septem Der, SO. 05aslO .oo I:
Ociobef' ss,7sase. 70: November. ss.Il ;
Iecember. s9.7oas2.7l: January. s9.T7a
s9.7s February, So s7sS9 So: March. SO 81
ais9 April, sio.oeasls.o9; MAY. sielsa
sl0.l9.
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Sir Charles Dukes Iiiness-The Crimi.
Dai-Amcndment Biii.

10y CaDIe 10 the Dlspa ten.
LONDON, July 29.-Sr Charles
Dixie, Radical leader, is i'll from over
work. There is rumor also that his
illness is in part due to worry over the
impending disclosures Of a certain pri-
yate scandal. Sir Charles broke an ell
eagemcnt yesterday to address the
election meeting at Kensington, and it
Is reported that he is breaking other
public engagements on the ground that
the doctors insist that he should rest.
An outcome of the meeting of menu
bers of Parliament. which was pre-
sided over by Samuel Morley and at
PENDANTS, at which they pledged them
selves to remain in London to support
the criminal-amendment bill. is that Sir
Richard AsshetOn Cross. Home Sccre-
tary, has intimated that he approves Of
the raising of the age Of convict to
sixteen years.
EDUCATIONAL CREDITS TO CATHO-
Lie STUDENTS.
LONDON, July 29.-Justin McCarthy
asked in the House of Commons last
evening, during the vote on the Irish
educational estimates. that an extra
credit be given Catholic students in
Dublin University. Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Chancellor Of the E1chequer, in
replying, said the Government was un-
able to give an extra credit at the pre-
sent time. butt he added, if we
be in office at the next session Of Par
lament, we will submit scheme aimed
at securing in Ireland greater equality
between Catholics and Protestants in
the educational Credits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-30

MAREE7S BY TELEGRAPH.

We quote. Fine. s3as3.25: superine
s3.25aSS.6O: extra. sS.7jasi family s4.25s
So patent family, country, s5.2jasJ.50.
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BALTIMORE

due coupons. 53l, new l0-4Os, S3A; Now
81. 81. North Carolina 6s. old. lllA. BID
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.

WEDNESDAY, July 30, 1859.
SALES 5000 Richmond city SIS at III;
1000 Western North Carolina IS at 1894 /;
800 Virginia new IS at 5i s400 Rich
mond and Danville ls90's at 1857 800
Southsde IS, due 1900. at i05.
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NEW YORK.

NEW 1Ohh.
NEW YORK. July 29.-COttOn nrmcr: sales
44U bales; uplands. 10 7-lGc.: Orleans.
10 9-l6c.; consolidated net receipts. 800
bales: eXporis-to Great Britain. l bale.
southern ilouf steady. Wheat-Spot satc.
higher aud quiet; No 2, July. nominal at
H3sc.: August - ,a'99. Corn-Sppi -
'-r. higher, closing weak. ungTaded, Boa
53l &C.,: No 2 July, nominal a. 81 &C.: Au-
gust. 81 a5Z'-c. oats ALL higher. No
=, July. 36ha37sc Hops duh and heavy.
toiet spot nr: Rio quiet NJ Ss.62i : :;
No. 7 Rio spot. $40. sugar dun and I'M
changed SioIasses dull ana nominal. Rice
MN. COttOn-secd Oil 32aSJc. for crud.
3ta39C. for refined. ROsin dun AZ Sl.l5a
ell7e. TurpenIine steady. Hides trm.
Wool steady. Pork titm and moderately
active. Middlcs dun Lard OpeIcd ~ shade
better: closed weak: contract. spot, s6.77s;
August, 6.7JasG.16. Freights dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIAuRE. July 29.--Flour steady and
quiet. Howard street and western super
line. S3a33 40: extra, s350aS4 - : family.
SI3Ias5.25; city nills superine. $3.50
$3.50; extra. So 75as4: Rio brands. si.9Oa
IS. NhCat-Southern rrmcr for choice .
western higher. southern red. 95a96c. :
amber. 9sc aSl.Ol: No. l Maryland. 90 C.
bid; No. . western winter red. spot, % "a
90 C. COrn-SOuthern steady aud dun /:
western steady and dull southern white.
57Ajsc.; yellow. 55Aj6c. oats firmer with
fair inquiry; southern. 35a3sc.; western
white 37a3sc.: mixed. 3IaS6c.: Penn,yl-
wanna. 35a3Sc. Provisions quiet and bare.
~ steady. Mess. pork Sll. 50aSll.75. Bulk
mCats-Shouldes and clear-rb sides.
packed. y and $50. Bacon Shoulders.
5 &C.; clesr-Tib sides. 2. &C.: hams l2aI2 tc.
Refined. 7t.c. Coffee steady and
quiet; RIO cargOes Ordirary to fair. 7.sS,'.
sugar easier 4 soft sc. Whiskey steady
at cl.@oasl u. twi.his dun.
CINCINNATI.
CISCINSATT. July 29.-tlour heavy ami
unchanged. Wheat hrmer; No. z red, new.
@ic Corn stronger; No. , mixed, i0c.
oats dull: No 2 mixed new 25c. Pork
firm At 3lo.GZ 3. Lard nominal At $685..
Bulb-meats quiet: shoulders. 81: short
rlb 90 81. Bacon 1rWsr; shoulders, Si.s7 y;
short rib. S6.3j: clear. 500. Whisky.
sIl3-nO sales. Hogs firm; common and
light s3.-OaSi.rO; packing and butchers,
LOUISVILLE.
Wne6t-No red. 90. Corn--No white.
J2a53c. Oats-No. , mixed. SIC. Proyi-
Sions steady. BacOn-C Clear rib. 81. IS; sides.
81. So; shoulders. s4.7j. Bulk-meats--Clcar
rib. $500; sides. 500; shoulders, 81.
Pork Mess. oll.
81. LOUIS.
ct. LOrIs july 29.-Fiour unchanged.
Wheat very unsettled excited and higher;
so. z, red. cash g9aJg e.; August, 80 n
2 O0ls. Corn-tash higher al 42ai2 &C..
August. A. ,aI2 G.. Oats frmer and dull
mixed, cash. 2ja2j g.; August. % =.
Whiskey steady at Sl.I3. Provisions nrm
Lard nominal. Bulk. meats-Long clear,
$50; short rib s5.sj clear 500. Bacon
Long clear s6.l2t4; short rlb, s6.4jas6.jO;
clear. eG.GOat675 -.
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their wages will be reduced on August

PITTSBURGH, July 29.--The exten-
sive fiint.glasS factory Of Doyle Il Co.,
on Southside, was entirely destroyed
by fire early this morning.
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MAXINE iNrEILit.ENCa.
PORT or RICHMOND. Jum 20. 1855.

PORT OK RICHMOND. Jul 20. 1858.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United
states mail. merchandise, aud passenger
/. B Jaium, agent.
Barkrntine RI. \. SancheI. FOoks. RIO
de Jauriro. Hour laXall-Crcnshaw Com
Iany Ncssel. Curtis x Parker.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. july -.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond. BOaz. New York aud
sailed FOR West Point.
Bark Oluster. NlckcrsOn. BosiOn.
schooner COiicla, NcNklrh. Huntley,
New York.
SAILED.
Schooner II. NJ. Anthony. Gardiner. ios-
ton. coal. Chesapeake aud ONO Railway
COMPANY.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. July 29.-Turpeniine nrm
al Sie. Rosin quiet strained s7sc. good.
zoe. Tar firm at $l.20. crude turpen.
tine steady; hard. sl.l0: yellow-dip and
virgin, 81.
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Gtle arc iu' dtlltttl'll>.
LARGE STOCK! LARGE SIZES!
LARGE REDUCTIONS:
$50 DARK CASHMERE SACK
SUITS (sizcs fl 10 a. now 40 "
81 DARK CASHMERE SACK
SUITS sizes 4 o4sj new I3 90
SIS DARK CASHMERE SACK
SUITS lSi/., so 10 4s) now 10 50
81. DARK CASHMERE SACK
SUITS .sizes - 10 - now 90
81 Blue FLANNEL SACK ~
FROCk Sits (sizes s. 10 50J
now -
s. Blue PILOT FLANN MEL
FRCCK COATS (7ileS 40 to 49,
Row 70
SI.1o LINEN and GRASS DUST
Frs t>izcIs - & BOD now Ssc.
3 > CASSIMERE PANTS large
sizes Row 90
W. carry = fuil line Of extra size goods in
ar our departments.
VISIT | 5 AND SEE.
a. sAKS 4 CO.,
THE FAT-MENS OUT-FiTTERS,
1913 MAIN STREET.
opposite poss-ofIiee.
Uy
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book AND JOB WORK NEATLY
\, executed at the DISPATCH PRINT.
iNd-H0uSE.
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MILWAUKE

NLwAukEE, July 2O.-Flour quiet.
Wh'aI unsettled and lower; Milwaukee
No. =. cash, 67c.: Augnt. SIZE. Corn
steady; No. 2. i6.c. Oars weaker: No
2. S2c. Provisions easier. Mesa pork. cash
or July, 5000; August. 1880. Prime
steam lard, cash or July. 1855; August,
2d.N5.
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HAY.

~ y - -eN-N-- N~---~r---~-
ElRST OF THE SEASON.
CHOICE NEW BALED TIMOTHY HAY.
y. X. SAVAGE & CO.,
iv3e-st 1919 Cary street.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Flour unchanged.
Nhsat active and unsettled closed e..
higher than yestelday; July. S6i ssSc. Au-
gust s7.ase' g.: SspteHbe So .a9Oi C. :
No. red, sza9sc. Corn firm early. but de-
cliued and clOeed l.aac. under yesterday (:
cash. 46c.; july, 46ai6ac.; August, A. ~
4oc. September. Al 4as5lc. oats dull /;
broke llgH2c., closing easy: cash, BE. {.
July 3la32c.; August. 25ra26c. septem-
Der Z4Sa2Jc. heso- pork quiet and steady ;
cash, sl0.2Oa:l0.25; August, slO.l5a
slO22j5; September slO.22 SaslO.3zS.
Lard quiet and steady; cash. s6.jj: Au-
gust. 81 By .as6.55: September. SO 62fs
$500. Boxed meats-Short, s5.7Oas5. ~ y;
clear. So O5aS6.lc. Whiskey nrIn Mt sI.l3.
Sugar unchanged.
REVIEW Of rHB CHICAGO MAREEr.
CHICAGO. July 2s.-rhe wheat market
iiUctuaied rather wildly to-day on conflict
ing reports concerning the crops Tie
opening VAS weak, september wheat sell
ing on To 30 &C.. but rO.e 20 90isc Oh the
reIor's of storms in Dakota and Minnesota
and serious damag 10 spring-wheat crops.
Buylng orders became more numerous rom
the outside, and the temper Of the market
during the mid lie session became quite
buOyaDt. This ceased. however. toward the
close Of the regular Board, and the closing
in the afternoon vas a. about the lowest
Figures OF the day. The reports from MIN
nesOta and lakota indicate wide storm
areas and scOrching weather. prodnc-
ing rust and causing serious damage
To growing grain. JheIe we're more
reassuiing reports rom certain sections.
but the genera teHor Of adylces WAS very
gloomy. Foreign adyces continue 10 note
u lack II demand. and quote dun aud weak
feeling Tie rcce.pls nc winter wheat
points are reported 10 aggregate about one
ihird as large as 1T the same time last year
The corn market Was strong early. linda.
enced 10y smaller receipts but ruled weak
toward Tie close under free offerings. sod
OF &c aud s.Osed IA, a.. under yesIerd Az.
lhclr vas issH demand nom the shorts
for July delivery, and the market broke II
20. lfou yesterday : closing, while deferred
futLTts showed little change
MILWAUKEE.
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