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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
MAHONE'S COMMITTEE
HOLD A SESSION AT THE GENERALS
RESIDENCE
District Conventions Called to Nominate
candidatss-Urging the Formation
Of Campaign Clubs
Especial telegram 70 tho DIspa.ch.l

PETERSBURG, Va, July 23.-The Republic
can State Committee General Malone chair
mani met ct the Generals residence 10 this
city tonight All the districts were repre-
sented either by members OF the committee
or proxies, or prominent Republicans, among
whom were Congressman Gaines and Bow
den. ex-senator Wood, Judge WaddiD, and
Colonel Lamb.
1t YVES determined to call district conven-
tons 10 nominate candidates for Congress In
the following districts: First, wednesday,
August 22d, Gloucester Courthouse; Second,
Tuesday. September Alb. Norfolk; Third,
Thursday, September 18Th, Ienrieo court
house; Fourth, Wednesday, September leth,
FsrmyiIe; Fifth, Thursday. August 3Olh,
Martinsvile; Sixth, Tuesday, September Atm,
Lynchburg; seventh, referred to the state
committeeman OF the district; Eighth, same
as Seventh; Ninth. Thursday, september
9Th, Estilvile; Tenth, Thursday, September
9Th. Lexington. All 10 meet at II VI.
Resolutions were adopted urging the
formation of campaign clubs in Virginia to
cooperate with the State and national leagues
OF cluos.
At O'Clock the committee IL stu In
session with every prospect OF remaining at
work the whole night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Personal and Other Items from Gu
sister Cfty.

Personal ana Otner items from our
sister fCfGy.
Mrs. James A. Lipseomb is visiting friends
at Norfolk.
Mir. J. ID. Mathews left yesterday afternoon
for Old Point and Ocean View.
Mr. Augustine Royal is at Cob1s Island.
The City School Board meets tonight at s
O'Clock.
Mr.. II. w. welsiger returned yesterday
from Virginia Beach.
Mrs. l.. Il. Thornhiil left yesterday for
Appomattox, where she will spend the re-
maipder OF the summer%
Mrs. O. l. Merritt, who has been quite III
for the past ten days, died yesterday after
noon al 3 O'Clock. Mr.. Merritt has the SYM
pathy OF many friends In his bereavement.
Mfr. William Gillian, Of this city. aud Mr..
John Archer, OF Swansboro', spent sunday
IN Powhstsn.
The work Of digging trenches for the water
pipes was commenced yesterday morning at
tive foot OF Hut street
The Chesterfield Cavalry Association are
perfecting arrangements for their reunion 10
be held on August 18th on the farm OF MIR.
A. #. PuIliam. All Of the necessary COM
mittees have been appointed.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
dsy In the consideration OF civil matters.
The case against Mr. Chaikley, charged with
allowing a nuisance at his tannery. was con-
tinued until the September term OF the
court.
The docket in the Mayors Court yester-
day morning was unusually large Tor Man
chester. james llotchis lcoloredl was lined
$50 and costs for carrying concealed wes-
pous and required 10 give security Tor twelve
months In the sum OF 600.
THIEF.
Albert oyerton alas Philip Stanton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
RnndaII's AtIpent.


WASHINGTON, July pa report Is pub
lished to-day thst Samuel j. Randall Is suffer-
ing from cancer OF the stomsch. The physi-
clans who have been treating Mr.. Randall
were seen by an Associated-Press reporter
today, and both explicitly denied the pub
'Iished statement Later in the day the fol-
loving official statement was given to the
press:
Our attention having been called to the
statement in the New York World OF this
morning to the effect that Mr.. Randall is
suffering from cancer OF the stomach we
would state that this assertion Is entirely err
roneous. Mr.. Randall Is not suffering from
cancer OF the stomach and we do not know
how such mistaken idea should have arisen.
No such diagnosis has been thought OF by us.
lSienedl +. $. MAILER,
n. S. LINCOLN.
The Assoclated.P Press agent in PhiladeE
mia interviewed DR.. Martin, the specialist
who attended Mr. Randall at bis home in
former attacks, and who had visited him
here siuce the present attack began. Dr. Ma
tin saws substantially the same as the WASH
iugton physicians. The three doctors are oil
one mind as 10 Mr. RsndalPs ailment ana
condition. Mr.. Randall is much run down
aud has been very near death, but he Is now
gaining slowly but steadily.
Ii Is the present. intention 70 remove MI
Randall from the city on Monday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
FINANCIAL.
HRw YORK. BALrIzoRs Avn Erca.
n0RD srocK HxcEAxGR6
Grain Provisions. Cotton. Sobsssa Tar
psntins. Rosin. Tar. sad
Pesnut HarkstA
mr telegraph to tho Dispatch,

Nav YORK, July s2--Ths stock MARKET was
quiet to-day. bslEg duIl In the forenoon with
worry little character, but moro active aad
stronger later Ia The day. There was very little
news Of character 60 Affect values outside The
crop reports, which had marked Influence on
iniensifying tho prevailing conservsuVeiy builish
feeling on the street. while The pesrs lacked
their usual aid In the shape OF pessimisuo tsse-
grams from the West. Traders we're dtstnclincd
In view Of the prevailing sentiment 70 hammer
the list, and the forenoons business was dnll
and interesting In the extreme, but tbs bulls re-
ceived encouragement from the new crops OF
buy ers in the afternoon and prices were advanced
slowly aud steadily without any setback until
the buying was principally from COM
mission houses. The excellent condition OF
tho anthracite traio made coal stock congplcu-
Gus in the market to-day. New kpgiand. Rich
mond and West Point. and Union Pacific we're AL
prominea, and strong, but the syecisl feature OF
the day was the Oregon short-line stock. which.
after opening up fraction. advanced over per
cent, tho marked improvements Ia its earnings
havtag a stimulating effect on prices. Inc
closing prices show advances throughout the list,
though, except in the Oregon snort line, witch
geined ~ per cent, the improvement Is confined
10 fractions only. Tho sa.es aggregated wSoOo
shares.
NEW YORK, July 23-Noon.--s,ocks duh and
steady Money easy at IaiA Exchange--LonR,
49,; short, 4Sss. Governments duh and
steady.
Rrsafn1. --Kxcnsngs dull and steady. Money
easy 81 ialk per cent sGb-Treesury balances
Coin, sio9, $4,000; currency, si9.5te,o0c. Gov
ernments DUH and steady; per Gems. I'm:
a. per cents, 1871. State bonds dull and
steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
baseball Yesterday.


Phiadelphis:
PmIadelphias. ......0 o o. SEQ 0 0-3
WashlnKtons. .....1 l 20 0 0 0 O 0--4
its-Philsdeiphias, o.; WasbingtoDs,
8. Errors-Philadeiph o; Wsshiugtons,
8. Batteries--Casey and Mailman; Whitney
and Mack.
New York:
New Yorks... 0O0000 o.
Bos,ons. .......0 O 0 5000 0 90
Base.hlts- New Yorks, 4; Bostons, 8. Err.
rors-New Yorks. /; Bostoas, l. Batteries
Beeie and Ewing; Garrison aud Kelly.
Indianapolis:
indianapolis. .........0 0 W
Chicagos. ..........0 0 0 1 0 0 o 0 OIL
B9se-hiis-I Indianapolis, Q; Chicagos, IL.
,eries-Burdick and Buckley; Balwin and
Daily.
Louisville
LOuIsyilles:. ........O O2oo2GO- 1o
ST. Louis. ......0 o. 800 o. 4
-Louisyiiles. IA; st. Louis, T..
Errors-Louisyiles. 2; st. Louis, |. Bate
res- Stratton and Cook; King and Boyle.
Detroit:
Derolts. ............0 O0 100000 o.
Pittsburghs. ......0 . 0 | 2 0 0 x-5
Base. hits Delroits, 10; Pltsburghs. IL.
Errors-Detroits, /; Plttsburgbs, 3. Bate
ries-Getzem and Mcclure; Calvin and
Miller.
Cleveland:
Clevelands. ..........2 900 2 0-6
iyaltmores. ..0 0 o 0 OIL o.
Base hits-Clevelauds, IL; Bsltimores, 4.
Errors leyeauds, 2; Baltlpores, /. Bat
teres-Bakely and snyder; Shaw and Fui-
NOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
BHIsEISslTP1.
The jackson Election Handled by "a
Radical Senate Committee.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

by telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
WASHINGTON, July % Senator Wilson. Of
Iowa. TO-DAY submitted 10 the Senate the ma.
jorty report Of the judiciary Committee on
the Jackson Miss election riots. Two sub
iects, the committee Gays, were submitted
for inquiry: First, the alleged suppression
OF the votes OF the coored citizens OF Jack
son, Miss, at the recent municipal election
in Jackson; aud second, the alleged partlci-
patton In such suppression by the United
states District Attorney and 10y the Deputy
United states Collector OF Internal Revenue
and Deputy United States Marshal. "The
conclusions OF the committee" the report
saws, ain respect OF the two subjects
committed to it for Investigation are atrma-
tive in beth branches OF the inquiry. There
was a suppression OF the votes Of the coored
citizens at the recent municipal election al
Jackson. Miss. The suppression was not
partial but total. No cOored citizen voted
at said election. This was exceptional. For
wears the colored voters OF Jackson had voted
without obstruction. TINS Is an admitted
fact There is nothing in all OF the testimony
by the committee that tends to cOntrovert IT."
The committee, in conclusion, submits
resolution for adoption, as follows:
Resolved. That the Senaie, in view OF the
report made TO II In obedience TO its resolu-
tons Of January II, 1883. in respect OF
The suppression Of the votes Of the colored
citizens Of the city OF Jackson, Miss,
and tie participation in such suppression by
certain United States officers, as set forth and
described 10 said report, do and hereby eX-
press its strong condemnation of the conduct
OF said officers, and it also expresses Its de-
liberate Judgment that every officer Of the
United states so engaged or participating
should be promptly dismissed from the pub
lie service as soon rs authentic knowledge OF
such engagement or participation is brought
10 light.
Resolved. That copy Of this report and
of the testimony on which 1t is based be COM
municaiel to the President OF the United
States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
YnInnhIa Hrnnerfr.

A deed was recorded In the clerks Office
Of the Chancery Court yesterday from
George W. Warren, trustee, to Robert Wen
depburg, conveying house No. 227, with
seventy feet Of ground, on the east side Of
Governor street between Broad and Capitol
streets. The price paid was $500.
There was also recorded a deed from the
Richmond College 10 Mr.. Robert Powers
conveying one hundred feet Of ground on
the south side Of Franklin street near Lom-
hardy, running back between parallel lines
one hundred and foriy-iour feet. The con-
sideratiOn was $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24

SPECIAL telegram 70 he Dispslch.l

ISIe1IHI VIogfHuI 70 'I7V E77H@'7.''
DANyILLE, Va, Jniy 23.--lt rs said The Re
publscsns In the district will bold conven-
lion II Martinsyille August 10th 10 nominate
b cibdldste for Congress. Judge Blackwell,
Of DaBulle; John n. Brown, present ineum'
bent; Joseph Profit. OF Floyd; and Abe
pedigo. member OF the House OF Delegates
from Henry, are all prominently mentioned
~ cabdidates.
There win be a rtuuion Of Confederate
veterans az Chatham August "a, aud pig
time 10 expected.
The District Conference OF the Methodist
Church meets at Rocky Mount frAhkhn
county, Wednesday.
4. T. Jones, Of Chatham, injured 10 Tue
Mdsnd accident is stiil suffering much IRON
injuries received. II Is believed be WIN ges
well hOweyer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
The Pamunkey Mari aud Phosphate
GQmuauy.

Judge Wexford. Of the Circuit Court, has
granted charter under the above name to
a company formed for the purpose oil dig
ging, eXcaYating. raising, grinding, pre-
pairing, buyiDg and selling mari. phosphate
rock, and earth, and manufacturing, ina
nipulating, and preparing the said materials
and any other fertilizer. Capital stock,
100000; divided into shares OF the value OF
800 each. The company NAV own 10000
acres OF land. PRINCIPAL Office In Richmond.
Names Of officers for the first year as follows |:
President, Ashton starke; Secretary and
Treasurer, j. J.. Hill. Directors II. r..
Pollard, T. b. Henley, John ii. Gresham,
William Miles Cary, and John g. Spots. A
majority OF the above shall constitute quo
rum 20 transact business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24

ASTILOTTI-Died, az his residence. No. 1911
east Franklin street, Monday, July 23d. a. -
o'clock A. H.. ID. ANfiLOkIi, Ia ms eeYen,y-
third year Of his age.
Funeral at OF o'clock THIS Tuesday MORN
ING al tho Cathedral. Requiem mass.
EvENsEN. -Died, July g9i. nj 1890 \. NJ, r.
LgK, infant son Of Christie n and Lena tyeBse1;
aged zine mouths and Din9 days
Ny beautiful darling. rost
In thy deep Grcamle-g sleeps
Not on thy mOfhor's breast
ny baby grefa 10 weep.
How hard 20 give theo up.
on, none but mothers know.
Who hays tasted Of tho CUP
All It's bitterness aud woe.
~ God 10 true aud Just.
As Christ 10 all Is iroe,
My darling, will trus,
To wake 70 lifo win thoo.
The funeral will take place from tho residence,
No ili6 east Main street. TODAY ut II o'clock
A. N. Friends aud acqusintances OF tho family
are respectfully invited 90 attend.
Washington and Baltimore papers will please
copy.
HUMPHREYS Died. July the 20th, at tho
residence Of Der grandmother M.s l. A. oaun-
DOR, g2i west Clay street. BIRDIE WREN, only
daughter Of y. n. and Eva ii. humphreys: aged
three years aud ave months.
LOyIsG.-Died, ~ tho residence Of her grand
father, DR.. T. r. Young. Halifax county, Va,
child q william A. ana May BYnaer Loving
aged Elk mouths.
MCCORMACK Died, suddenly. Mt tho resi-
donco OF nor nephew. =. 4. Lowry, No. S22 south
Pine street. az Bfj O'Clock A. NJ Monday. July
s3d, Mrs. JASEJ !. MCCORMACK, ip mo eighty
first year OF her age,
Funeral from Plnsstroet Baptist church at II
O'Clock THIS MORNING. Friends aud acQuaiat-
ancos are invited TO attend.
MOoRB-Died. sunday evening. AZ tyenty
minutes % O'Clock, ~ his residence, NO. 1915
east Main street. y. h. MOORE; aged thirty-tgo
years and nye months
Funeral will take place from Chris, Episcopal
cbur.h AZ O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
Washington and Baltimore papers please
copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
Wnahinrion Nofes.
IBy telegraph 10 Ito Di.patch.l

Tby ItIusfHpH 10 NO bIfp1IVIl-I
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The President to-
day pardoned James &. CIsson and John a.
Cisson, convicted in South Carolina Of yiO-
lating the internal-reyenue laws. A pardon
was denied TO Joseph +. Hernandez, con-
yicted in Florida OF stealing from the mails.
The Secretary Of the Navy to-day directed
the dismissal of the following cadets as the
result OF the recent "bazing" c0urt-marual
trial st Annapolis Richard III. Leigh of
Mississippi. George II. SHEPPARD OF Wiscou-
sin, Bion Is. Bierer. OF Kansas, and Charles
W. LYLE Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24

every direction. Although the entire force
Of ten people was ut work in the room
only one, stephen Robinson, the head
Aun6rygnan, was injured. BIO having re-
ceived severe cut on the back part Of his
bead. lie was cared for at once, and IL
doing well.
To-day Captain Ellis, Of the schooner For.
tuna, reported OF the custom.house the
drowning Of n. AnderErn. second mate Of
the schooner. when of Nansett, Ness, on
the 18th Instant. The vessel was bound
from Boston TO this port and the man wns co.
gagged on the flying iibboom, when by some
means he Tell overheard. The schooner
passed over him and be was seen ssteru. A
boat was lowered, bot before be wac reached
he sank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
PronerfY Transfera.

Richmond: Claiming NJ. Bolton and wife
TO Maurice b. Flynn, 1913 feet on Rockets
street corner Main, 50; John y. Burch and
wife TO l.. A. wilkinson, "a feet on Twenty
seventh street between NJ aud n. Sl,200; NJ.
NJ. Gillian, special commissioner, TO James
3. Pacc-S9G feet on Chafin street between
Reservoir and Randolph. 27G feet on Wallace
street between Reservoir and Randolph, and
500 feet on Taylor street between Reservoir
and Randolph, l1.43G; same to same, $50
feet on Ashland street. 1j7 l1-l2 feet on
Ashland street, 40 feet on Dance street, 27G
feet on Dance street, 800 feet on Beverly
street. and 27O feet on Beverly Sreet,
e1lG931 II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
The opeu-Air Concert. rh,. Week.

The chairman Of The Music Committee
announces the following schedule for this
week: Tuesday, 6 =. D., Capitol square; ;
Thursday, $50 2. NJ, New-Reseryoir Park;
Saturday, $50 =. ~, Monroe Park.
The following programme will be render
ed this evening: ]. Kings Polonaise (Bilse).
9. Overture, "Italians in Algiero." (Rossini).
8. Gayotte, "Sinceriiy," (Noelkerl. 4. a.,
song. "Sleep Well, Sweet Angel" tAbD I;
b. "Guard Mount,D Characteristic plece,
EllenburO. s. Selection from Martha Flo
tow. 6. Waltz Theodore Tobani). :. Med
lev, "Collcge Overture" IT. Moses. s..
March, "Puritaui," (Moses). Felix lar
della, bandmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
Partial Resumption OF Railroad
rBr toleeranh to the pIspatch.l

[By telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
PITTsBURGH, Pa, July %. Pittsburgh
has railroad communication with Wheeling
again, The fTst time since the great storm.
The Panhandle road was opened this
morning and trains left Pittsburgh for that
place at the usual time. The company has
had q large force Of men al work day and
night ever since the storm, and while the
road Is passable large amount OF work yet
remains TO be done before It will be as good
as 1t was previous to the storm.
The Baltimore and Ohio Is still blOckaded.
Trains are running n mile or two beyond
West Alexander, but it will be two or three
days before they will be able to reach Wheel
Ing. and perhaps longer. There are several
bridges TO build, others TO repair, and be-
sides large amount OF flliing-in to do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
rne oyster lnsu.try.

Senator Lovensteln aud Delegates Curtis,
Ryan, Csilett, and Flood, members Of the
special JOINT legislative committee sp-
pointed TO sail the oyster waters Of the Com
mon wealth with view 10 ascertainiug what
changes In the present laws are necessary
to protect this industry and make II source
OF revenue 10 the Stale. returned TO The city
last evening by the Chesapeake and Clio
train from Newport News. They were ac-
companied by Governor Lee. who joined
them at Old Point on saturday and went
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24

The exodus Of our bodily troubles is doubly
welcome II their departure is unaccompanied by
pain. It is the fault Of the best Of commendable
cathartcs. which sct solely upon the bowels. that
in operating they grippe and weaken these organs.
Hostetters' stomach Buffers produce laxative
effect, but neither causes pain nor weaken tho
abdominal region or the stomach. This Is pre-
billions. or dyspeptic person should use, slnce
resort 70 IL involves no bodily discomfort nor pro-
duces a yiolent reaction. The liver Is aroused,
tho stomach benefited. and the habit OF body
speedily and permanently proved byit. Fever
and ague, rheumatism. and kidney troubles arc
among the malaehes for which recorded expert
encs mas proved It 10 DO e1icacions. IL lie q
wholesome appetizer. and far more reliable
tranquillizer Of the nerves Than siomacA,d dis
turolng narcotics and sedattyea
~ loThtwiSa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
RemoyaI oftho post.Onice.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Richmond post Office until noon Of Wednes-
day. July 2jtb, for the removal and replacing
OF the counters, partitions, and doors wood
and glass;, lock Ietter-boxes, mailing racks
aud cases, &C., NON the present building to
the building on the northwest corner OF
Eleventh and Cary streets. SIR. G.. Waddy
wilde, United States post-otlice Inspector,
Will arrive in the city next Wednesday. and
will remain until the work OF removal has
been COMPLETED,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
Accidents on tne Electric Road.

Sunday evening near the New reservoir
Mr.. Edward Graham, conductor on one OF
the Union Passenger-rlilvay cars, while
arranging his troly fell backwards over the
railing, badly brui-ing his arm and iniuring
him 40 a. TO necessitate his beng sent home.
Fortunately no bones were broken.
Saturday night while disabled electric
car wa, turning the curve at the corner OF
Reservoir avenue and Re'eryoir street the
conductor. whose name could not be ascer-
tanned. who was on top Of the car holding
the troIly in place, was thrown oil, but, 1t IS
stated, was not seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
Monetary Assurance.

TTY IoIekIapu 70 IIIt iII'U1l'u.T
New YORK, july 23.--The Executive Com.
mttee Of the irish Parliamentary Assocl1.
ton met tonight at the Hoffman House.
The receipt Of a set Of handsomely engrossed
resolutions from the Irish Parliamentary
party OF Great Britain was Acknowledged
and a resolution was adopted nstructihg the
Hon. Eugene Kelly, treasurer, to forward to
Charles Stewart Psrnell $1,000 for party
purposes, with the renewed assurances Of
confidence In his policy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
Ended His Life.

TBy t9Iogruph % ths DIsVa.Cl'I
CHICAGO. July 23.-A dispatch from Hop
kinsville, KY. says: Il. W. Henry, one OF
the most brilliant young lawyers in Western
Kentucky, shot himself yesterday evening at
his residence, dying instantly. lie had been
out on political-speaking tour the last week.
Mr.. Henry was nominee for Cleveland-and-
Thurman eector for the district. and bad
heen mentioned for the Democratic n0mins-
ton for Congress. lie was only thirty years
old. The cause Of the suicide Is a mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
Murdered at Night.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 24.-On saturday
night Levi Lally, a farmer near Monieyale,
was called ont OF his house by some one pre-
tending 10 ask the way TO Brierlield. He
found two white men and one negro, who
al once opened fire on him. Nine shots
we're fired at Lally and he was wounded
fatally, dying the Bext day. Warrants have
been issued ON suspicion against some per-
sous with whom he had disagreement about
work. The country round about Is much
excitad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
nARKErs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK


NEW YOpx. July 21.-Cott0n firm: gales to-
day. ~ bales; uplAnd-, 10 lille; Orleans,
10 i3-l5c.; sales also last week and not previous
~ reported, S.i05 bales for export and 30i for
splnDinE: net consolidated receipts. l.1s6 bales;
exp0rts-to Great Britain, 1854 bales; TO France,
i,l3T bales: 70 tho Continent. AIS bales; stocs,
213,954 bales. Southern -four quiet; common 70
far. extra, s2s0at3s0; good to choice. Noa
Wheat-Sp0t a aye. higher; options broke hakc.
early, later kaAc. moro, closing dun and heavy
at The bottom: No 2 August, e919 e9O Hc.. closing
at S9hc.; September. S9aS9k Ne. closing a. Skc.
COrn-Cash scsrce and about NO higher; OPP
tons declined bstfc.. closing heavy AZ bottom
prices; No. 2. August 54st4kc.. closing al Ac.:
October, 5la5.Ec. OhS-hiXed, Nc. higher;
white, laHc. lower: options sake. lower; No Z.
July. 574c.. closing ar S7Hc.; August 3l9tiHe.,
closing At 3lc.: September. 8OaSo4 q; No. zspot,
s7asc,; mixed western, 35ass;. Hops quiet and
UNCHANGED. Coffee--ep0t fair Rio steady 81
$40: options i0aa0 points h ssher but quiet No.
Rio. July. SiL.35adLs3; August, $40 eJasl0.'O-
Sugar nrm and quiet; refined irm; Z. h62sa
sd10 xoasses-s0. test nominal Rice steady.
Petroleum nrm refined NE at all ports Cot
ton-seed oil quiet aud steady. TsIiow steady at
Axe ROsia quiet at sl.05. Potatoes dull sEd
declining: Norfolk. new, S2.5Oafa Turpentine
steady AZ ~ f(a95c. Hides steady and trade light
Wool dali aud unchanged. Fork arm msss,
Beaf-hams steady at sin a0asi6. Cut-meats nrm;
picked bellies 9c. picked shoulders. 7ka7hc.
hiddles dan and nominal Lard incidentally
active; western steam. spot and July, $50.
August Ss.62asao5. Freighn duh
CHICAGO.
OmoAeo. July 2a-Cash quotations wsre:
Flour dull and unchanged; No spring wheat
sfasl &c: No. 2 red, SlAc. No. = corn. $40. No.
2 oats, sOk sslc. Mess-pork. si2 70asia7o. Lard,
81: short-clesr. s.,0af875. Whisky. $50
The lsadingfa.urcs ranged,