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aided give an aggregate Of 10000 bushsjs-
quito hull factor IN itself re net increase e
Minneapolis was but 1p.0D bushels. and Tie
damage b. crops In certain sections IA me North
west caused cash wheat - be frrniy held IN thss
market Tho range of pricsfs here was: August,
33.c up 70 e1Lc., vita reactton - 7p'<c.. up 10
and closing at &Hc Corn did not rsscs with tbe
shDie strength - wDest hecoySitions were hot
SO favorable nor was the selling a Yesterday
ovcrdcns 70 ne Same ezscnL Local recsipts zero
IN 10 fls estimate, 10 cars. and ths estimate
for Thursday " the same round ponnDer SSoear--
The out inspection was light 20 OJ bushels
Charters WEIR very liberal. bus had no eNect on
The dosing prices Inc outside advance Tor To-
day was ic over ne lose of yesterday. and ths
sustained advance At the cose WIS &c. for An
gust, whirh month ranged from ~ 10 fa'te.
futures sus aimed about W, decline, but light
receipts, reports OF rain IN TIE West and an Ion
prorem-nt Ia tho leading markets caused
nrmsr fcehng 20 come over ne martot Ihs re-
action carried prices Hako over yester-
days closing quotations. bat tie marses
esscd on tribe, and closed without
essential change. IN tho provision trade =
csssses were disposed 20 restrict operations aud
10 give the market the trial of strength which "
appears 70 possess before branching ou- no
ducts all around we're well supported, AMI for
shs9tfihs the closinrs we're e1s5c, and tor pork
exc. higher that on yesterday. lard was un-
changed IA 2hc. lower Shogt-fibs again led Ia
the trading. Quite a uumbcr Of August trades
IN hem wore changed over 70 October AL dit
ference OF 10 cents.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. July sN-EloDr quiet aud steady.
Wheat--Cash frfn aud tsir but Inactive; options
nrm and higher; No. 2, cash, sstas9c. July.
fs1c bid; August, - hass.tc.. COrn-Cash bet
ter and IN fair demand a. Aai4.c; options
closed firm: August. <3kaGAc: September,
42s,a43c. oats dull ard lover Tor cash; options
easy and slos; No cash, 20; Jaly, 25AaSAc:
August 22sc. Wblskey steady as titL Pro-
visions stronger. lorz, tltS kasit.1 lard.
$50. Dry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SD; longs
ana ribs. $50: short clear, 81 Baoon-Shoul-
ders IS; longs and ribe. g l0at9,S; short clear,
t9.1H. Hams tiL7sa2i5.3A
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July sa-Flour dull. Wheat
quiet: No. 2 rod, 500. Corn heavy; Nc. mixed.
4eA47c. Oats NoaAer; No. 2. mixed. 3ls ASkc.
Pork quiet stslL Lard scarce and streneer at
sSSN. Bulk-meais lrm ehort-eio- tS3A Ba-
con strong: short-ciear, f9Ss.. Whiskey qales
al STA Hogs arm and a shade higher.
wTLNINGTON
WILMINGTON July @.--1nrpentae firm a.
CSC. Tar nrm At st56. Crude turp-ntine nrm
hard, 81; yellow-diD and virgin. $L'G
LOUISVILLE
LoursvirLg, July 2l-0rain and provisions
unchanged.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lRcporiei Tor ihe D.sDst'A
July s5.-Msrkst quite, Prime. 2ha9Ac.
fancy. So; common. n a29c. shellef. la2sc G.;
Spanish, as. factory hand-pickcd. 5ha5kc.
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financial support OF Chicago, BURLINGTON aud
Quincy strikers; that we endorse the con-
sentative management OF Chief Arthur;
that committee be instructed TO have TINS
resolution published.
The committee said. In additions: our
boys are all opposed TO any boycott beirg
sprung against the 80" road. They be-
lieye that II the strikers would employ only
moderate measures the company will 5000
he glad 10 take them back on reasonable
terms. The best men on the Burlington
road srein Illinois. The other lines oil the
system, where Inferior men are working,
blossom so many accidents that the company
will not much longer endure their expen-
siye Ignorance.
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BIGGRR.-Died. "Wednesday morning, SUSIE
MANSON, oldest daughter OF Major Charles L.
Bigger. IN her eighteenth year.
Funeral services from her fntber- residence,
78s north Fourth street, at ) Y. ~ TO-DAY. In-
terment In shockoe cemetery.
JOHNSTON. --nied, July 2ith, at TarrytOvn,
n y, at the residence OF bis daughter. Mrs A.
/. Hustled, CHARLES JOHNSTON. formerly %
this city, brother II ths late PeytOn aud andrew
Johston and of Joseph W. and Frank Johnston.
Of this city.
KAHL.-Diod, at 40 7. ~. July -. 1879, a. tbs
residence ~ his grandmother, Mrs. nary kanl,
SgansbOrO', Manchester, NORMAN CLIFFORD,
infant sou OF J. n. and Molie kahi; aged nine
teen months aud twonty-hye days.
NORMAN, thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle - The summer BROOKE,
Pleasant ~ tho cir OF evening
When II floats among the trees.
Yet again w0 hope b moot thoe.
When tho day OF life Is FED
Then IA Heaven. with 10Y 70 greet thee.
Whore no farewell tear IA she'd.
Tho funeral will take place from Tho residence
THIS 1hursdayl Al .RaNOON etb O'clock.
THOMAS Died, in YGnceyville, N. O., July
O.. 1855, VARA G. THOMAS. wife 81 hey. Charles
A. g. Thomas and daughter of John w. Clarke,
hlchmond, Va. in her fhirty-second year.
Portsmouth Vs. papors ploaso copy.
WILLIAMS. Died, at Boydton. Va, on We'd
nesday tho 18th day Of July, lsss. Iitse ROSA
UAsKINs. daughter Of @. N. ard Rosa n. VII
llams aged eight months aud twenfy-sik days.
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FINANCIAL
EEw YORK. BaLrrxoxs AND .Icz.
koED STOCK xxcHAKGEA
Grsin Provision, Cotton. robassa rur-
psrtins, Rosin. Tar. aad
Pesnut narksta
mr ,sl.rr.ph % q. pI.p.sch.l

NEW YORK. July s5--Ths stock market to-day
was again moderately active, bat tne advance
received slight set-back In 81 but few stocks
The disposition 70 realize IL very pronounced
this morning and the sales OF long stock Tor A.
count Of local operators foot up very respecta-
bic total. London vas FREQ buyer. iaSing
round amounts OF heading. Erie. Lake shore,
Union Pacific aud Louisville and Nashville. but
ths buying was not sufficient 10 stem the current
Of stock for sale AZ the 1guros. Reading was mo
feature OF tho day and the sales we're oopssdere~
bly, over one third Of the entire amount OF tho
stockstradedi in Besides The foreign purchases IN
stocks tnere was heavy demand supposed to %
from Tie insiders This demand served 10 al
vance the stock in tbs forenoon and held is price
against free offerings later In the day, while tho
other cOalers sympathi29d With It. although no
advances were made. Chicago was doing very
little. though there was considerable pressure
upon So. Paul. and It Yielded readily. while other
Granrcrs we're dun Delay In nescuations IA
Richmond aud West Point East IseneSsee, Nor
folk and Western matter had the edoct Of re-
aricting the trading In southern stocks. In low
priced tbs shares Of fluctuations we're nsrrow and
unimporfant The close was Rctivs aud weak AZ or
near tho lowest prices. ne active HIT Is almost
invariably lower this evening, tut The Only Inn
poriant declines are ST. Paul and Richmond aud
West Point preferred. each ~ per coat, and
Richmond and West Point cOnmon. AMI Ma
souri Pacific each per cent sales aggregated
g67. 200 shares.
NEw YoaK, July 95-soor.-s,ccks DUN and
steady. Money easy at iaih. kxchange-Long,
4Si short, 4s9h. Governments dun and
steady.
Rntning.-Ercnanse dull and steady. Money
easy az lai = per cent Sub-Treessry balances
Com. tlts, ia 900: currency, si9.5d3.oc. GOV
ernments dull and steaiy: per GEMS, tG,s;
~ per cents i03i. State bonds dull ana
steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
tn. wr.rsra ~ Rrcaaoso YESTERDAY wa,

~ ila o. thermometer YESTERDAY
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Revic the Rom bmaker.

EI's w - ~
CHICAGO, July 25.-The police say thatthe
discovery OF the bombs, which are doubtless
the product OF Seyic's handiwOrS, IS an I'm
poriant link in the chain Of evidence against
Hronek, Chapek, and ChIeboun. The
bombs were the invention OF Hronek, and
their manufacture by practical gunsmiih
goes far to show deep-laid conspiracy. II
is thought by the police that many more OF
the bombs are in existence, as there is no
other probable theory to explain the use OF
the large quantities OF dynamite handled by
fnA Bohemian guusmith.
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Mean tsmpsrature-.s.,.. ........-....si,
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southern Railway and steamship As
ISOLATION.
By telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

[By telegraph 20 the Dispa,ch.l
New YORK, July 25.--The members OF the
Southern Railway and Steamship Associa-
ton, composed Of all the lines south OF The
Potomac and east of the Ohio river, met to-
day at their Bond street office for the four
ieenth annual meeting. Among those pres
ent were Charles e.. Eddy, OF the Norfolk
aud Western; Z. +. Alexander, OF the Port
Roysl and Augusta; l.. 7. Myers, OF the Sea
board and Roanoke; Joseph /. Brown, Of
the Western and Atlantic; George 7. Need
ham. OF the Baltimore and kichmondi w.
II. Stanford, oil the Old Dominion Line, and
the Ocean steamship Company was repre-
scented by Il. II. Alexander.
The association adopted resolution bind
ing the various companies in the association
10 a renewal Of their present agreement for
the maintenance OF rates for the ensuing
wear from August LIST. The follow
ing officers were reelected: President,
Joseph T.. Brown; Commissioner. i. NJ.
Talcott; Consulting Commissioner, Nueu
Powers; Secretary. &. A. Sindsll; Aroi-
traitors, John 5. Craven OF Georgia, +. Ill.
Collier Of Virginia, aud L. X. slbley oiNew.
York.
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baseball Yesterday.


Philadelphia:
Washingtons. ......0 0O0O02 0 1-3
Phiadtlphias.. ......0 l o. 0 0 0 0 o.
Base.hits- WUhngtOns, .; Philadelphia,
4. rors-Washingtons, |; PbiIadelphias,
y. Observation-Disclosures and Mack; Gleason
and Shriycr.
Baltmore:
Baliimores ..........O OOOOtO1--2
81. Louis. ...........40 90 l 0 0 0X-5
Base.hts- Baltimores, ): st. Louis. G.
Errors -Batimores, 4 i; ST. Louis, .. Bate
ries-Cunningham aud CAN'T; King and
MilIigan.
New York:
New Yorks. O03OOOO 2-5
Bostons. 90 90 0 o.
Base-hits-New Yorks, s. Bo'tOps, 4.
Errors-New Yorks, 2; Bo,tors, G. Bate
ries-Kteie and Ewing; sowders aud Kelley.
Indianapolis:
indianapolis. l l . O-8
ChicsgOs ...........2 o l 0 0 l "a
Observation-Disclosures 10; Chicngos. Q.
indianapolis, 3; Chicagos. .. Bat.
teries-Boyle and Myers; Van Haltren and
Farrell.
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CHICAGO
RAVEN or Tax CHICAGO sAxxsl


CHICAGO, July 3o.y-Theat made net advance
OF &c. ana closed Al the top to-day. Selling was
ogordone yesterday. and strong reactioa to-day
was helped on By good cables. buying ~ fsrsiga
agents. covering BY The big crowd Of little shorts
large decrease Ia tho amount on passage both 70
tae United kirrdsn and the Continent Export
ciesrascss siss showed an advance. Win al
those Inducements 20 bur the price uas eaiekiy
forcsd up about ~ ever the cloeing prices q last
iy recovered. and When the closing time came
tho onlgs wss IN full progress The entire
amount Ut wheat on ne passage has decreased
about s. 900 08a bushels IN SIX weeks. aat tho de-
crease this week was about i.f5a,DCo basheiA
The clearances reported 81 tho Atlantic
ports were $1,000 Bushels as Kew ferk. 81 ,00o
bushels sc Philsdelnh1a. and moo buaho>e ~
Baltimore, . tctal u ieAoQ 1hs ccoa expDrh
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Imprisoned In u Well.

IDy ItItsTbpu 70 TIC UI5VuVI-I
OMAHA, NEB., July 25.-John L. Ander-
son, while cleaning out ij0,foot well at
,Johnstown, Neb., on Thursday last, noticed
the walls crumbling and called to the men
above 10 pull him out. When within
twenty-five feet from the top the wall coll
lapsed above him and he was prisoner. He
has remained there ever since without food
or water, and deriving his fresh air from
that part Of the well below. Another well
has been sunk beside the old one, and the
men have dug near enough to hear him
sneak
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a GALLERY GIVES AWAY.
one Girl Killed aud n Number OF
Oehera wounded.
by telegraph % Tho Dlspaich.l

lBy telegraph 20 tho Dlspa;ch.I
NEW YoRE, Juy 25.--The old armory Of
the Eleventh regiment, at Elm and White
streets, has been used for commercial pur-
poses for some years, though stiIl owned by
the city. The ground floor was occupied by
Jobu Simmons, iron-pipe dealer. and the
main ball by the McWililams Printing Com
psny. The Lowell Manufacturing Company.
book printers and binders, occupied the
wide gallery around the hall fifteen fe,t from
the floor. In the gallery were five heavy
foldinr.mschines and tons upon tons OF
printed natter The gallery was supported
by wooden uprlgbts resting upon tue floor
81 the ball. Under this hung heavy
iron pipes In stock. At 4 O'Clock to-day
TIE double strain reached its breaking pcint
and the northeast part OF the gallery fell.
The five folding-mschines csrried down the
floor Of tho main ball to the ground floor,
and six girls who had been working at the
machines went down With tie wreck 10 the
ground floor. One was killed iDstantly; two
were protected by d(jri6 which had formed
an arch over them and wsTc unhurt. The
others were more OF less Injured. but not
fatally. over go women and girls we're at
work in TIE building OF The time. The
cause Of the accident was overweight In the
gallery.
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ResIeEed in n Court-House.

LOUISVILLE, KY. July 25.- United States
Marshal Gross received letter to-day from
the deputy at Harlan. The deputy is In the
courthouse with fifteen men armed with
Winchesters, and will try to hold Ii, though
the whiskeyltes are arming and threaten to
have blood for the destruction OF their pro-
perry. They are under the leadership OF one
William Howard, who has already killed
three men. The deputy saws there is almost
certain TO be further trouble.
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No practicaiEHact.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, July 2j.-LI france states that
several members OF the Chamber OF Depu-
ties. headed by NJ. Passy, sent to VI. Goblet,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. recently a reso-
luton in favor OF the conclusion of an arbi-
tration treaty between France and the United
States. NJ. Goblet in reply said the Gov.
eminent was attending 10 everything adding
TO guarantees OF peace, but It was hardly
possible to give a practical effect to the resO-
lftffon
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Prohibition Conventions.

IHy F4VbE~F11 y -
ST. PAUL, MINI, July 2l.-rhe state Pro-
hibinon Convention this morning adopted
a long platform very siroilnr 10 other doeu-
ments OF the kind, one feature OF Il being a
demand that Congress make IT crime to
ship liquor into a prohibition state. nugh
Harrison, a wholesale grocer OF Minneapolis,
and recent convert TO the faith, was nomi-
mated for Governor,
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A my.terioa. Double Tragedy.

by cicBTdph W NV bDPo'oi'l
Orkney, ILL.,, July pa party OF seven
persons were boat-rlding last Saturday Dight,
when the skia was capsized, and samuel
steel and Mss Jessie Kay we're drowned.
steeps body was recovered to-day with a bull
let.hole in the temple. aud he is now thought
10 have been murdered aud the boat upset TO
remove suspicion regarding his death. Miss
Kay's body has not yet been found. The
nollce are working on the case.
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rood Aduiterst,en.

fBy telegraph 70 the Dnspstch'l
WASHINGTON, July 20. - The House co'a.
miitse on Agriculture to-day rsconsidefed
Is acton Of last week IN refsrring 70 the SUP,
eouhitlee tbe compound lard bill spa aii
Sduhefatea food bills before the conmitsse
wi,h instrueions 70 report by bill or o'ier-
wse 10 Decrnber next, aud decided 20 re-
Sos 10 Tbs House the Lee biiIte prevent ths
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Resumption OF Trains.

TDl tNINf slFII % FIIV 17I1F7tE0Nt@I
PlTTBURGH, PA, July 2j.-The large force
OF men that has been at work Oh the Wheel.
ing division OF the Baltimore aud Ohio road,
which was badly damaged by the food. has
succeeded in putting it in good condition
again, though at first i. was supposed that
the entiIe section between West Alcxancri1
and Wheeling would have 10 be rebuilt
Trains will be RESUMED between Pittsburgh
and Wheeling tomorrow.
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me Ftrst HaIe OF Cotton.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I

lby telegraph 70 me DspaIchl
SAVANNAH, Ga, July 20 The first bale OF
the new crop OF cotton was received here to-
day from Townsville. 1t weighed 49i
pounds and was elssscd As strict middling.
Ii was sold for fifteen cents per pound.
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Desiructi,e IsaII-siorm.

10y telegraph 10 lho bisphlcn.j
RIcFORD, W.. July 2j.-Yesterday dis
astrous hsil-storm passed over a portion OF
South Richiord, East Berkshire, and Mont
gomery, where hail fell 10 the depth Of i've
inches, and in some places completely de-
s'roying the growing crops and gardens.
Drifts one foot in depth were seen firmly
frozen together. This morning hail five
inches deep was seen on the Highway bridge
at South RicbiOrd.
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ItaliauImm,~ration.

IBy Augio-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
ROME. July % The RifOr1d has an srti-
Gle to-day on the agitation that is being car
ried on In the United States against Italian
immigration. The bJ0r,al says that the
movement In question Is based solely upon
an unreasonable hatred Of the Italian element,
and that public opinion in Italy viii not allow
the question to drop.
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Inxestment at Home.

BIRNISGHAN, ALA, July 25.-Ground was
broken to-day at Bessemer. Ala, by the
Bessemer Iron ana Steel Company for the
erection Of two new furnaces. The syndi-
cate represents Charleston, Savannah. and
Alabama capitalists, owning large bodies OF
ore ana coal lands.
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RIcHMOHD TOBACCO MARKET.

july 70, Io7'.
The market has very little Of interest to-day,
and reports are but repetltiOns Of many days
past home manufacturer bought nice line
OF bright filters and some few good wrappers to-
day, which, il had been done also BY several
others, would have made a fair Gays sales for
these times even.
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Tne Raiiroaa strikers.
nav lalarrnnh % tha plspatch.l

CHICAGO, July 25.--Csicsgo Division, NO.
10. Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
which Is composed Of representative Of all
roads enteriag Chicago except 90" Rock
Island. and Northwestern, held secret ses-
s,ou and adopted the following unanlmoniy;
Kesolved, That we heartily continue our
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susd by Their Boud.men.


CINCINNATI, July 25.-Lste this afternoon
Albert Meter, who Yesterday went upon the
bond Of Ives and Stayner, brought q suit
against them for $4,000 which be claims Is
due him on the sale TO them OF s250,000 OF
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton stock.
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eIasstons'. Golden wedding.

rBy Anglo American cable 20 the Dispsich.l
LONDON, July 25.-Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone
celebrated their golden wedding to-day.
Testimonials 10 the shape Of letters, tele-
grams, and presents poured 10 upon them
by hundreds. The couple we're given re-
cepticn At the residence OF Earl speDcer this
afternoon and were presented with portraits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-26
r.as L,uaanum and Went Into the
woods
Especial telegram to tas pispa'ch

Especial telegram 70 t1s bssP@i
CuAKI.g sroN. w. Va, July ga young
man named Forbes, who cssae here iIom
Coal valley two weeks ago, drank TWO
ounces OF laudanum this mornisg and went
- ne voads. HIS fr1ends have been search-
inc for him ever since. The only reason
oven for ills rash act Is that be said ,pas
he haa cot into trouble al Coal valley WIRE
yssi,ipg there sunday and was AFRAID o. AZ
rest.
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sheridan on the Mend.
rBy telegraph to ia. pisps.cn.I

NEw BxDyoRD, MASS. July 25.-General
Sheridan rested better last night than on the
nights which heretofore have been reported
good. There Ia nothing 10 be ssid other
tean that everything In bis condition Is fa-
yorabie.
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WEATHER HEpoRr

e7 WASHINGTON ID. c., July 2A--For vlr-
L. eiuia ana North Carolina, fair, pre-
tEllR icedsd by local ralas on ne coast. and
lslightiy warmer, followed Thursday
f---Jnight By stationary temperature aud
variable winds.
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RoRr OF NEWPORT HRwA July IS, 1884
IBytoisgrspu.l
AHRtvED.
Steamship Darwin. Norfolk. 20 load grain.
steamer Old pominion, Couch. Richmond, and
sailed for New YORK, merchandise
schooner ". H. Bailey. Pearce. New York
Schooner H. IS. ogden. Harrington. Now York.
Schooner 5. G. uuphur, waits, Nes York.
SAILED.
Steamer Wou,au. Phiefer. Hamburg ria Nor.
folk, merch andise, and coAled.
Schooner J. Is. Ogden. TOle, Now YORK, coal
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GRAIE AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July IS. 1881
oYFRBiNaA

WHEAT.-4,25s bushels.
CORN.-264s bushels
OATs.-l0O0 bushels.
MgAL-2t sushel5.
PEAs.-39 bushels.
stLss azPoErso TO sRcagr,Rv
WHrAr.-White. 200 bushels primo at SOC 90
bushels fair CT Sc. Longberry, $40 bushels very
good al $50. 20 bushels good at Soc. 40 bushels
good at Sc. Mixed, 30 bushels very good at
&c: 10 bushels very good nj s5c.; 80 bushels
good at s5c: 30 bushels good az Sic 2iO bushels
fair at s8c -hortborry. 1870 bushels prime At
&c. SO bushels very good AZ SIC. i,2Ss bushels
good ~ &c.: 100 bushels good at sec 100
bushels fair az 7.c.; % bushels common at &c.
y bushels common at &c. Total saies of wheat.
1868 bushels.
Corn White, l,i4g bushels very good al 63c.
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THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. JULY 26 1883

Of themselves painted by Frank iIoIl aud
Hubert Herkomer, also with three lsrge
silver cups aud an address signed by 100
members OF Parliament. Lord Granville
made the speech OF presentation.
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rrouurder Prlnce rerd,unud.

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
SOFIA, July 25.-It Is learned that the OBJ
jet Of the plot which was discovered Al
Rustchuck was 10 murder Prince Ferdt
nand. Two OF the riDEleaders, Boguteff and
Iyanof, have been arrested.
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sniisbury's HeaIfh-Paritament 10

LONDON, July 2J.-Lord Salisbury's physi-
cians have advised him to visit Royat for the
benefit OF his health. The session OF Parlia-
ment Will therefore be closed as soon as pos
stole.
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samuel ]. Randall.

WASHINGTON, July 2j.-Samuel J. Ran
dalps condition Is improved. lie sat up
short time to-day.
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Democratic Ne@snee for Congress.
~. ..l......h a IA fa.na.rA.

CHARLESTON. $. a., July 2S.-- Hon. q. W.
Dargau was renomiBsted for Congress TO-
DAY by the Democratic Convention a.
Florence.
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corroS AGPoac

We quote: Fi1e. s. s0as275: superfine. 50 75a
s. 81 extra, s. Joas37j: family, siGtLJJ; patent
family, country, lL7ja!52j.
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Uiaret aud Rhine wins

This f. iU,t' the season for these drinks.
You can get them In perfection at
JULIEN BNFoRD's.
1909 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Rnnd Onerinxa.

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Bond offerings to-
day aggregated s62I,00O. Accepted, $1,000
"a al 1874