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enrainrn Knces.
ny telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l

SARATOGA. August 13.-Ihe weather was
fair. the attendance large, and the track
the best Of the meeting.
FIRST race-three quarters Of mile
Mora won: Maria (illy) second, Daisy +.
third. Time, l:l64.
Second race-one mile-Wary won
Slarchma second, Bonita third. Time,
Third race-one and one half miles-Re-
trieve won; Blair second, Cassius third.
Time. 2:3s@.
Fourth race-three quarters Of a mile
Geraldine won; Hart second, Filter third.
Time. ll5i5.
FIFTH race-one mile and seventy yards
Macaulcv won: Vivid second, Eight TO
Seven third. Time, l:4sSl.
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rhe niemhers on the ConventIon.

Harmony in the Democratic party indi-
Gates success. Three thousand visitors 10
our city represent as many homes through,
out our State. Certainly large number OF
these homes can be made more musical oy
the possession Of Piano or an Organ, and
above all other places the Music-house
next to Major Page McCartys paper, the
Times, is the place TO visit; All the mem mem
bers Of the firm Of Manly Is. ham9s Co,
No. 0O3 Main street, are musical. They
have the renowned Knabe and other
Pianos; also a few Chickering, SteinTay,
Weber, and Hardman Pianos at very low
prices and easy terms. Members OF the
convention. visit Manly b. Ramos * Co.'S
for Music.
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debility cclored; diarrhna. | white and Q
c9iocdi dropsy, ] coiored; dyscntery.
white; enterO COLTS, colored; fever
typhoid, ! white aud 2 colored: govt
rhcnlaatic, white; hcart-discase. white
and colorod hcmorrhaee. puefperal..
c0iored hamilton, white, ipfantile lock-
jaw, White aud | rolored: inflammation
OF BRAN, cologed; liyer-djSeasc. white /,
merasnus, white and colored obstruc-
ton Of bowels, 2 white; old age. colored I;
pertonitis. / white; scrofula, / cQiored; ;
taees mcsenterica. white; tcething, !
coiored; ulcer gastric, white unknown,
white and 2 coiored.
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DsArHs.

woOr.-Iicd. August IL. i$0. at ii'so n W.:
QUERSA. youngest daughter OF isaac aud
elizabeth Wood aged fourteen moths
For hgshed are tho cooling and the sweet young
laughter.
Tho precious body lies aiient and stili;
She j. ~ peace iD the greai heresfsef.
And We only know Il Gods own VIII
The funeral vii, take place from her parents.
residerrs. No. ~ Nicholson street. fbi,op,
WEpN kSDAY AFTERNOON n; oclDf:
Friends and a,guaintances respectfully inHiei
TO attend,
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Cmces Abolished.

Captain John r. Macmurdo, division
freight agent of the James-Riyer division
Of The Chesapeake aud Ohio railway; Mr.;
IA. y. Eubank, Mr. William A; James, and
Mr.. john r.. Lewis, clerks +. ). Goodman,
division freight agent Of the CheSepcake
and Ohio: Me-srs. r. +. Cartwright, H..
l.. Watkins, Wood, Antilotn. and Dahron,
sorv;crs would not be needed after Sep
temb.r 1st. Mcssrs. O'Dwyer and Harsch
left Saturday 10 acceptpositions elsewhere
These offices are 10 be abolished. Mr.
Goodman has been rendered IA position III
The General Office in Cincinnati.
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futures ranged "a tollOw5:
HALTI,IORE.

BALTTw0RB, August l2--Flour -teafy
WheSt-Souincrn steady: Fuliz SlaS1c.; Long
berry 99asic. western dun No. winter rcd.
spot, So as4c. COrn-Southern dull: white, ioa
&C.: yellow. 4tsllc. Western neglected. oats
easy southern AMI pcnusy iyAnia, 2Sa3ic.; west
ern white, 3ssSj".; do. mi1ei SAL, grnaed
No. gwhite. glbn3Jr. DO mixed, 2ss99c Rye
luet az 5'a,g, Hay steady to lrm. pnme %
choice timothy. ii8ofii. Provisions dun Burer
s.eaiy: creamery. 1fal7c. Eggs firm; fresh,
ftLaI5c. Otncr articles unchanged. treichts 20
liverpool pcr steamer duiet: grain. per bushol,
3a9t j. Cork FOR orders. a.. 3i. hcccip'5-
Flour. 1000 barrels; wheat, sL0O bushels; corn,
% 900 bushels; oats. 1900 hushels; rye, LOW
bushels. 40 shipments. Sales-Wheat, ll4OOJ
buabota. corn p. Oi1 I'm zhe'4
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RIcHMoSD, August Il, Is

To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
Ny card this morning as It appears IN the
DiSDdcl. makes me say just what l did not
mean.
wish TO call tho attention Of our city
fathers 10 the great piles of paving rocks
that taken from Cary street when 10 was
repaved, were dumped in the alley between
Main and Cary extending from Shockoe
creek eastward 90 Seventeenth street. IL
is somebody's business 70 remove them,
and not let this thoroughfare be 50 Sc
riously encumbered.
MARx NELSON Toperty-Holder.
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vaansacgs

BfNsw ANGER -coHEv.--w Married. IN scnecs,
Kansas Juiy -. l8sf, NJ tho Residence 81 mo
brtde'e parenfs. Rev. II. Berkowitz, OF hansas
Cts, Mo-. officiating. sol !. BiSsWANGEh, %
Hlehfaona, 70 HELEN C., daughter % Leopold
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Notice. Delegates.

This Is fnnily fight all done in good
win and spirit. No matter whether you
are Beirne, Aoge, Mckinney, O'Ferrsll, or
yenable men, after you have done your
duty come up to Pace Block and examine
my fine stock of Boots, Shoes. Ties,
Trunks, Yalises, DC. j. A. GRIoG,
sOl east Main street.
N.B.-If it is oil the same to yon, YOU
might come up beforeyour arduous duties.
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BOSTON

our UNEXCELLED SUCCESS IN YOUR
MIDST coMPELs Us TO REMODEL AND EN-
LARGE OUR STORE THE WORK IS NOW
GOING on, AND IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR OUR FAIL GOODS WE HAVE MARKED
EVERY ARTICLE DOWN WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST. OUR SUMNER CLOTHING. HATS.
AND FURNISHINGS MUST GO. AND THAT AT
ONCE. VIZ ARE PREPARED FOR THE RUSH.
WE KNOW TEE TOWN Is FULL OF
STRANGERS. AND WE HAVE ANTICIPATED
THEIR ARRIVAL NE KNOW THAT THEY
WILL VISIT
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Pleaded Guilty.
ID tnlnrrnnh Ia TIA llanafch

NEW YORK. August is.-Eben s. Allen. lately
president Of The Forty-second aud Grnnd->treot
Perry Railroad Company. was arrnigned to-day
before Judge Gildorsieeve. lie pleaded guilty
10 the count In tis Indictment charging Tim
With the over.lssue Of stock. Judge Gilder-leeyo
then remnnded Allen for sentence until Friday.
lie viii DO arraigned later on the charge OF
forgery.
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tastes. Fsncy prices are paid Tor bright eisnr
wrappers: tho DARK Havana filer is good
enough. however. Florida imports industrious
Aisatiaus 70 work nor tobscco-aeids, aud II Is
hoped will make reliable labor.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August II. issa
OFFERINGS.

OtPERfN0s.
wuvGT--20si bushels.
CORN -, iCi bushels.
sALxs asyoSrso tn ss-pyrtey
wnEAr--Longberry I, 200 bushels vory good
on private terms; - bushels far 90 sc. short
berry. Dushois very good at Gc.; husneia
worry good NJ sGc. : 20 bushels gooi NJ Sc l0l
bushels gooi az Sc. IS bushels fair AZ 49, 10
bushels cotnmon az s5c.: 10 bushels common al
~ Total sales Of wheat l.t3i bushels.
COHN.-Wbito, 80 bushels very go1 on pr.
vats terms: IS bushels very good AZ &c; iVl
bushels common n 4lc. Total sales Of corn. ys'
bushels
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About $40 o'clock last night persons on
Gambie's I'm and other elevated points
could see a bright light which appeared TO
come from the burning OF some building
in chesterfield near the old Manchester
s,nall-pox hospital.
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that when Milan and Nafhiie nro neau " INV
citS the quarrel over domestic troubles VII %
renewed.
Mrs. MAVERICK DrPREssfD.
LIVERPOOL. August Ia-hr3 Msybrick y IN
very depressed slate. sno passes much OF mo
dine ia mourning Tor her children and weeping
copiously. Tho chaplain OF the prison y 1c-
voting much Of his time 70 the condemned wo-
ruHu. and che appears TO greatly appreciate MS
visits.
IosDos, August IA meeting 20 consider
tho case on Mrs. Maybrlck wns held AZ Caonor-
90 petition tho Home Secretary for remission
OF her seateDce. The meeting was attehled ny
n large number Of persona.
Judge Stephens hal long interview WIN
Home-secretary Matjksvs to-day VIVID rclerCnce
~ tho case Of MIS- Mayurick
EDISON AT THE EIPFEL TOWER.
PARIS. August Ia-Nr. Thomas N Edison. ac-
compaaied by Mr. Russell Harrison. assembled
tho kiiel tower to-day aad took Luncheon az the
sumriit number OF artists from the opera
we're present and sang into phonoGraph, WhiSh
afterWard produced thor airs.
PROVIDING ToB CASES or AFPFAL.
LONDON. August ia bill Introduced by Mr..
Healy, providing for an appeal Ia AT criminal
cases In Ireland passed It's lrst reading IA the
House OF Commons to-day.
AN AMERICAN HoNoRED.
ROME, August fixing Humbcri has APP
pointed Mr.. Thomas A. Edison grand officer OF
the Order Of the Crown Of Italy.
RACING N LONDON.
LONDON, August i3-This was the FIRST day a
the kempton-Park second summer meeting.
Tho rnce for the Kempt0n-park interna ioua
breeders, two-year-old stakes. wns won by the
saint: Cross Roads second. Marvel ihifd. seven
afarteTT.
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o.,-,mOpE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. Auguot lA-Eirginia lo4Us, ql' "a
a. ~. 30. "a. G7tsaG7s, Baltimore and Onto
stock. slaYo. Northern Central stock. iln,i% 4;
cincinnati, Washington and baltimore ists, @' !;
do. BIS. 26aas consolidated gas bonds, liz pid :
do. stock, a..
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w,rsuary Report.

Whole number Of deathS last week. ~.
Caus.s n Dsdass Asthenia.- sephes, COZ
ored apoplexy. white cholera inianLuln;
] white aud 1 coiored; cholera morons,
coiored; consumption, white and s9 a
ored: commissions -infsnidc. c0'o1e's
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August lA-Coiton quiet: sales
today. Az bales: midland upiands, II 5-ide.;
Orleans II 9-iGc.; net receipts =, all ports 20
day, G29 bales; expOrts--to Great Britain, s.yi3
bale- 10 Franco. ~ bales 10 The COntiucDt
20 bales st0ck. 90.5s7 bales. southern hour
heavy: common 20 fair. extra, g 65as3-iS: good
10 choice DO. =. y59fh50 Wheat stroOgor; 30. :
red 50 = gS7C. tn elevator; Stsc. in steamer: oi-
tons dun and Irregular: No. rod, August. So ;
september, Sic. October. Sfhsc. Corn Va e.
higher on scarcity; No 2 iahatt,. IN elevator;
options stronger August. 43isc. september.
$50: October. sc. Oats-NiXe'i firm; options
quiet and Grmer; September. 26hc October.
il,a274c. Hops quiet aud weak; state. iOelic
Coffee ~Op,lons closel irn: August, slhA; sep
tamber. fli.25aEi3 IS; October sia.6)aSIAfo; stot
Rio steady sugar-RaN wei and lower; FAR
refining, 6Ac.: ceniriugRs. 30-tcs. &C. me
lasses sugar. $50. tor Ss-tes,: re0ued dun anu
weak 4. 6NaGac; yellow. aan7sc.; standard
A, s1c granulated. S@c hoasse>-t nrcign
dull: New Orleans qaio;. Rice @teoiy aud
Guiei. Petroleum weaker. refined. Ts0c. Cot
ton-seec oil steady and quiet. Rosin Hesk /;
stratned. common % good. sLU26aSl Ush. iur-
pcntiue nrm and quiet. AiGes stoady anu QuieL
Wooi steady aud quiet. PORK wesk and quiet I;
mess tl2asia5): extra prime. 81. Beef dun
Beef hams quiet. licrcoi beef quiet Cut
meats dun: pirkicd bellies, 5o7hc. picked
hams. l0'Rlf4c.; picslsd shoulders, o. /;
smokel bollies. i0r. Mi3sies quiet Lard~-tp-
ticns SAC yoints down: WESTERN steam, 500 y (;
next week, sf7gh: Scptemccr ,t..Jnid :. Dc
toncr, sG6iaiGiO. Freigha lirm; ctton &i0d. !;
Grain
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FOREIGN NOTES.
BouIanger Not Legally Eligible-He Is
Found Guilty of Conspiracy.

rBv Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PAtrs. August - Tho State Council has an
nured the elections ia Twelve cautions III which
General Bouienser was elected 20 the Councils
General on the ground that tho General was not
legally eligible Tor the position,
General BOunager has written q letter In
which he states that he gave sums OF money
which he Is accused OF emoezzlins 70 the chief
clog6s in the War ONCE 10 DO used ior the rehoi
OF Tie widows and orphans Of soldiers.
Fiye lodgtrs IN the house 81 Madame Pour
pres toe former mistress OF General boulan-
ger. have sworn that the General was In Paris
on July -. 1885,. the day on which II 10 aHcgei
he visited The city IN disguise.
The senate Court tais afternoon found Gene
raj Boulnuger guilty OF conspiracy.
Ipon the opening Of the senate Court to-day
the members OF the hight declined 10 take fuF-
Their part ia the proceedings IN tho case Of BOu-
lauger The court discussed at length It's course
Of procedure and competency 10 try General Bou-
lenger. IL was finally decided By a vote OF sOi
10 that the court was competent % try on all
counts of Indictment Two Of the senators re-
trained from voting. Tho court then. byl 206
votes found tho General guilty CT conspiracy.
SIX OF the senators did not vote. The court found
Count Dillon and N. hochefOrt guilty OF COM
piictty 10 the plot II also decided by vote Of
los 10 10 that General BOulsrger was guilty OF =
reasonable attempt against tho state in cOnnec-
ton with the Lyons depot accident
A BRILLIANT MILITARY DISPLAY.
BKRIIN, August l2-1he whole army corps Of
guards parnded to-day before me emperor OF
Austria, making a brilliant display. TIE weather
was splendid. The Empress appeared On horse
Dack Emperor William corn manded The troops
and led tho nrst entire corps, and Afterwards
the fret regiment of guards, past tho wishing
sovereign who then headed Tie regiment bear
Ing his nAme and marched past Emperor VII
liam.
AN Fx-KIyG's FAMILY AYFArRs.
VIENNA. August ia.-Ex-King Milan. OF servia.
stil refuses to allow his son. the youthful King
Alexander. 70 meet hts mother. ez-Sueea M
taIlo. Tho ox-Quosn has doterminea 70 start
for Belgrade on August I'D 10 yisif nnr son. Her
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rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
-, WASHINGTON, August ia-lndcations
iRkIn lfor Virginia, threatening weather and
- showers. slight changes in temperature
4..f5
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southerly winds.

The wEArnER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy In the morning, bat clear IN me aIteFhooh
and at night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-14
city Circuit Court.


In This court yesterday two suits were
instituted. and judgment was confessed IN
one small case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-14

The Democrats Of the district composed
~f the city Of Manchester and counties Of
Chesterfield and Powhatau held a conven-
sion yesterday % nominate two candidates
far the House of Delegates.
Tho body met in tho Leader Hall in Man
chester aud was called TO order by Mr..
Tom T.. Owen. secretary Of tho City Demo
cratic Committee. in the absence Of Chair
man Utz. Mayor 4. C. Attkisson was
callcd to The chair and Mr.. Tom +. Owen
made secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-14

me f0IIUWinr 00IoTatNs Woo NroS0nf;
pavhafan. Jack Gilljsin, G. H. Harri-
san. Robert Winircc. J. fl. Hobson, and
d. E. -wdor
thc. rfcld: j. =. Lockot, william Crow
,leg. j. f. Dance. w. ). lvcy, +. S. Robert
SON. ee Wells. Milton Shade. r. \. Cheat
iAm. IL. g. Thompson, g. ST.. Fricnd. John
Is. Watkins. Ira a. Lester, l.. G. Warwick,
=. j. Bennett. and David Moore
Candle. Clifton Cook. A. II. Hooper. y. T.
Copton. r. g. Broaddus. a. G.. Attkisson,
y. !. pulliaD. and SIT. GoOde.
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Steamer Arlol. Deyo. Norfolk, merchnaiis'
ami passengers.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Racor,, of Recent Real Estate Transac-
ti0us.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were admitted to record in the Office of the
Clorl, of the Chanccry Court Yesterday:
William Burton and wife 10 Anthony
Robinson. half-acre lot known AZ No. GO.
inplan Of Richmond (old decd re-recOrded),
-il6.GG.
Charles Carter. surviving trustee to vii
liam Burton, hAll-aere lot known Is No. COG
iuplan of Richmond lold deed re-recorded),
81.
John Cringan to Anthony Robinson. 81
acres known as lots Nos 663. 66i, and 68Z
inplan of Richmond (old deed re-recordeO'
- 800. o.,
John Graham TO John Crinsan. half-acre
lot known ,,s Ne. $50 in plan of Richmond
cold decd re-recorded), $Sj.
Robert ". Powers and wife 10 Mamie {.
Tompkins 30 1912 feet on Clay street
southeast corner OF Eleventh, improved
SO 800.
Cornelius II. Stone to Lucia NJ. Grigg
wife Of Il. G. Grigg, lG 4i5-l2 feet on east
side of Reservoir street between Cary and
Taylor, improved, 81 200.
HFNWCo County COURT.
J.T. Dickinson and wife to Louisa Nor
rs. 30 feet on north side of Dickinson
street near eastern limits of city, $3.50;
John l.. Cartwright aud wife 10 W. K.
Robbins 80 acres Long Bridge road, about
fifteen miles below Richmond. SO.
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After the recess further nomination.
were proceeded with.
Mr.. Iest,i. OF Chesterfield. nominate,
Thomas Davis. Esl., of Midlothian.
Mr.. Benjamin Porter, Of Manchester
presented the name Of Dr. y. Is. Dorset
.ml 10 was seconded by N.Y. Caudle.
Nr. Gillian nominated Major =. {. War
wick.
Before tine calling of the roll had beer
concluded thc other nominations were
withdrawn. Mr. Davis Was nominated by
reclamation and thccouye adJournec
at 5l5 q. 81.
Nlr. Davis is o popular Young Dcmocra'
and VIII make good canvas.
The delegates were entertained durinf
IN, recess by the City Democratic Commit
tec. Who bad provided refreshments
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. August iA-rhe cash quotations
were: Flour quiet and unchanged; No. spring
wheat. 16aaTc.; No. > rrd. 77c No. corn.
35sn3jsc. No. oats. Dac Ness-porS. si@loa
si0fi. Lard. sG3lasG3aS. Shor.-gih-. tl.0a
$3.50: shoulders. ft,. ass; sh0rt-cloar, sA1oa
shs1N. Wht-Key, si.01.
Tholeading futures ranged "a toli0wl:
ynsatnf l{frlrss Cfagfn.f.
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Range Of Thormometor Yesterday:
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANoIN CONNECTION THERswITHTHE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
nv telegraph 70 me Dlspatch.i

Daily Reports from Both Iioards-cotton'
Grain, Flour, and other Quotations.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Z og RICHMOND. Ararsr b. I.ga

PORT OF RICHMOND. August l3, lsfh
ATgIvEp.
Steamer Arlci. Deyo. Norfolk, merchnaii''
AMI passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New NorS,
and sailed for New York, d. srcnauli8e.
steamer Gulf stream. Hines, fhlaleiphih,
.handise and passengers. .. ". AcCarrick,
GgenL
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUGUST u. 1881
ny Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Efficient, Now Orleans, coalei aud
sailed Tor Belfast.
steamship Nithsdalo. Charleston. coalod and
sailed tor Dublin.
steamship Sicislia. Norfolk. 20 loai lumber.
steamship City 81 san Antonio, New 1otk,
and SEIZED for New ORR, mcrcnanilsa.
schoOners J.. Is. ogden, Now YORK; tcfa Dunn,
Richmond both b load coal.
Bage McCGuley. bcston, 10 Lad coal.
SAILED.
Schooner Pocabontas. Boston. coal
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ST. LOI Is.

ST. LOUIS. August l3.- Flour ectiy0 and I'M
changed. Wheat weaker: the close was atout
tho snme as yesterday, except August which
was i.c. higher: No. red. cash, s3kas5c.; Au-
gust. ,8t a15c, co.ine 1910 asked: september.
T3,,G74i, G.. closing $40 Corn higher No. :
mixed. cash. 3gc bif: August, 33-sc., closing
32r.o: September, ~ ,a21,c., closing 3s'sc
Oals better md wcak: No ,. cash. l2' August.
l0c. bid: september. 1910. bid Nhiskey, f!-p'
Provisions QUOT and weak PORK, 81. Lnri-
Primo steam. 500. Dry-salt neats-ShoHiers,
si7sas5 longs and ribs. s5.50af5,d9 short-clcar.
fh1OaN.0. Bacon looxed)-shooiders, 1913
longs aud ribs. sG,0aio.O2h short clear, t@'oa
Z \
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,RK COTTON FUTURRS

Egw YORK, August l2-Coiion-Net receipts
none. gros4 3il balea. tutures closed 1uioi ana
strldy slics, s1.f0J bales; Auens' - ~ ,. -
-et.ufer. slr..C: October. flG1mflOH; No.
yenber. S4g}eg99l: December. fJ.ylAa92
January. s995alag5; February. tlAOlhi!lv
March. sl0O7dil0O5; April. SD l4ai!li0i NAY
flOsOaslO22; juno, siNIafl02-.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sa1rs-FrRsr BoABD.-l,Oo0 Richmond and
Mcckleublrg ist 6's at iO64.
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fna. MArnnrcK nrpKEssrp.

some excitement In Belgrade. a. u u uencye1
thaf when Milan and NaiaIie are again IN hat
cits the quarrel over domestic troubles VII %
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. \. G.. August i2.-Turpcntiue
arm az ilic. R0slu nrm: strained, re. good
strained, 49, Tar firm a. .i.60. Grade turpell-
tire nrm; hard. 81; yellow-diD AMI virgin so.
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CIvcryNATI. August i3--tlour quiet. Wheat
steady; 40 red ,6c. Corn lirn; No mixed
3sa35p ~. Oats quiet; No. ? mixed. 20 IS ts.c
Pork weaker az sl12s. Lard weak aud lower a
sGGh. Bulk-meEts duil; ehorttiDs' fh99atsuI
Bscon easy: .hort-clear. 81 0)a3doL Hniskey
firm and Ia fair demand. Hogs In TAR deuianl
ana strong; common ard light $a'5asAio;
packing and butchers, sh4Csti6Q
The Clifton clarion., 1889-01-02

While that energetic territorial commissioner, Hon. T. E. Parrish, is booming the Salt River valley in and about his city of Phenix, we would call his attention to the fact that there is section of the Gila valley over here in Graham county that IS as rich in possibilI- ties, and in small way has ac- complished as much, as any other section of Arizona. It is not so large in extent as his particular favorite, but there is plenty of room yet for home-seekers. And we want irrigation and water res ervoirs too. There are magnificent facilities for the building of the latter in our canyons and noun tains. We hope MT. Parrish will not fail to take a trip to our coun- ty seat in company with Capt. Dutton and allow our grangers to show them around. And then when he writes another book of resources, we extend a cordial in- vitation to Mir. Parrish to visit this end of the county and take a look at our great mines and mining possibilities. Don't overlook Gra- ham county. She is hard to beat.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-01-02

As we have got to have a Repub- lican governor for Arizona, and as we are led to believe that Harrison will give us nome rule," THE CLARION casts its ballot for Col. Lewis Wolfy. We do not know the gentleman, but feel disposed to take the word of the leading republican paper of the territory, especially so inasmuch as the Cit izen, while being a consistent and earnest party paper, always keeps first in view the best welfare of the whole territory, irrespective of section or place.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-01-02

In making a selection for the vacant place on the Board of Supervisors the appointing ones should remember that this end of the county has a representative in E A. Cutter; at least that was what was claimed by his workers here. And inasmuch as he polled the heaviest vote of any other can didate for the office, it must have been generally conceded by the voters of this end that such was the case. One representative from this end of the county is all we can reasonably expa
The Clifton clarion., 1889-01-02

H. R. Jeffords, of Tucson, is mentioned for district judge of the United States court to succeed Judge Barnes. In case Judge Barnes is compelled to go, and we do not believe Graham county Democrats will ask him to stay, We are-of the opinion that General Harrison, when he assumes the duties of his office, could make no better selection than Mir. Jeffords, or one that would prove more sat- isfactory to our citizens.