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10 AnrAScE AnArNsr TIE nrRv1sHrs.

LONDON. July 23.-Genoral Grenfell the
British commander in Egypt. reports 10 the
War Office that ne intends to make a gen.
eral advance against the Dcryishcs az the
end Of the present month. at which time
British reinfOrcements VIII have arrived
and all arrangements Will be made TO COM
plete the movement.
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Thousands rcrishcd.


san IuNlsco. Jalv 23.-Ihe steamer
p.f.,i. arrived from H0ur Kong and Yoka-
h.f.a fh,- morning. 4 recent fire al Lu
chow burned tveutv-thrcc hours, destroy
in,, NJ. 600 dwellings. Over 1900 persons
,rri.hcd i'm tac hamcs and 400 others were
killed. Nearly 10000 people were Obliged
to camp out without shelter. and were
diving 40 the rate of 100 "a day from want
and ,xpo-urh. The authorities are pro-
,idn. for their necc-9 ties.
Rev. j. Cros~lct, prominent IN MISSION;
ary and benevolent work IN CHINA die'l
Juue2l~t ou sh.p-ooHd between Hhahehal
'The Fourth of July was celebrated at
Nohahoma. Japan. Minister swift gave a
reception which was attended 10y all the
native and foreign notahles. The Ameri-
cam .ud other men-ot-war III the haroor
nrcl q sAIuto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24

CAyE-u'ed. ia Richmond. Va. Al r. W.
Tuesday july - 1852 LINDSEY l. CAVE. Son 81
Rev. RoOert &. Cave. in ITO twonty-soconi year
81 h'sago.
Funcrai will tako place from Sosenih.s'reet
CIrsilan church a. o'clock THIS ihednesisU
EVENING.
FlSS3Y. Died. al EiiO'k. Poshaian county
Va the residence Of her parents. Allth,
daughter Of Colonel ". W. aud Constance I'm
10Y, ia tho eleventh year ~ her hAo.
Charleston Is. G. papors please COPY
PRAYER. Died, ai bl. residence, 2ii south
second street. on lhe morning ~ no ~ N july,
l-s9. JAMES FEAAItR. soNlon Di tho roconi
Bsptis; church lcoiOredI. Byrd street Let"toh
First and Second. ~ tis sizfy-ninff year.
Funeral viii take place from tho -orpnl zap
rs. church THIS lWednesiay' AFTERNOON
~ B % O'Clock. Friends au4 ocIlaininiicos re-
specially invited D. aiseui.
HOLIINs Died. nj the res dcnce n her cou-
sin. AudrewC. Martin. ilD iNclty. eighth street,
Miss ROSA T. HOLLirs 10 tie niueteenth yeaf
~ hor age, d member Of Ia Methodist Episcopal
Church, ,Ou-h.
Asleep in jesus: blessed sleep,
From which none ever Nsao ~ weep.
Tho funeral took place yesterday.
LONG. - Died. Tuesday. July "a. AZ noon. AZ
the residence " her husDaud. sis north AiSms
streets. lOKA. the beloved eifo ~ v. IT, Long.
Tho remains VIII be tAken By NE Chesapeake
and Ohio ila1 train TODAY % tb0 fsmiy
burying- ground n Caroline county.
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f........,
iNoft'si ci.' '' ''" N' MUM ''
NuGsYI0. Va. July 2i, lN''.
TIe NorI,lh Democrats holh w"Id
|r..flr- GOD Thursday n.Alt lp eject "'-.-
.t.. % the luchnoud tonVr hii'Il,.
...rre and Mckinney delegates only WI
r.. ..rf Hoth sides arr claiming ua-
.fOrff. of tine ND'e.Ilrs. and thr contest i'
.'.'' ,,.,'r...l inlcr. .tiu, aud thc meet
,.. will b, n-,e.t attended by thc voters.
did. anti Malone faction of Norfolk
...+.. t..ilv di~.1rrtl.d and criucisc
..I.- +Io recent dead. having up conf
....' i., .no professions ~ tho Nahourtcs.
.....- Mas held last might. aDdu Was
I.t.-fa.n,i ~ put candidate d. llc h'll
~ rI. State Senate i'm place 81 tOiuutl
..... Martin
uI.. l.I, .f fho rOlnYri buv James
.-...fr drowned in ~cutf'- creek ou Sum
. -...,4 Yesterday afternoon.
l,,. 5.lrof BENJAMIN Doiu lVMte), %
..,...r ,.... t...rI lu the harbor vtstDr-
.,.-..l .t ft, e,pruse of the
I... ua ,... ORIGINALLY from Raleigh, y.
.-.'..f..nf.i.t.l tl LIQUOR.
.i..r.l. ...,,. .DI.r.i p,opio Nill open a
...,.... meeting 20 lfVula- .lw PARK uu
-....l.,. y,..l, d sermon ou 1.-THE Milo
...r.. ....r E... Bl-hup j. ~. Hood.
l r.. .-t,.. num lI.. section to
. I. DIu4 Council. AmciD'u legion "i
..t..re. sreamcu ncsfiy hu -hoi for the
..... l.4Ii.s route V'limake tic trp n'm
,..i. irftrrt lour~. ami carry $500 bar
...l -,..
4 ... .,-,. gr.,yu camw1u1lut e tlc
+. ...rI Now York ou 500. ial duty.
n .......f HORNS the executive officer.
q, b.. command
Air l.hu Callahan, of Portsmouth mas
b irrcl his position oh '.' '' ''N'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24

Railway-Men in Council.

AsuEyILLE. \. c., July 23.-An adjourned
meeting Of the annual convention OF the
Southern Passenger Agents Association
met at Battery-Park Hotel in this city TO-
day. Ameeting of the Rate Committee VIII
be held Immediately after the adjournment
Of the convention. New officers viii be
elected. The attendance Of rallway-men
is large. Hon. James l.. Brown. Of Geor-
gia. IS president of the association and
Colonel Thomas W. Carter. of Virginia, IS
commissioner. The body will be IN session
all the present week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24

lHy telesraph TO inc Disp'I'h'

INV YonK. July %. The mternatlonal
Wartime Exhibition which was 70 be held
i, New YORK from the 2ist of Septemh,eII
mi ,l,e SSH az October viii not ne held
hlrc after AIN. but win take place IN Boston
f,'m No,emb,r 4th TIN january I, 1850.
mo reason tbat the exhibition will leave
&.,, N1rb is that the managers could mol
.N.,,e "a propcr place to hold It IN. M9di-
.,,,,.Sousre Garden mad been selected, but
a. IL Mi be torn down for rebuilding the
,,,snaccrs had To look for accommodations
.,.ise,~Rere The Mechanics Institute al
RoS,nn has been engaged. The building Il
,iye times AZ largo as Madison-SQuare Gar
den. There are already over 1000 entries
and they do not close tall October 10th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
Baseball Yesterday.
rBy telegraph " inc Dlspatch.l

Baltimore: -
TnuIsyillc.............20 5000 ! 0 0 0-3
Observation-Disclosures 3; Louisviles 4.
Errors -Baltimorcs. 2; Louisyllles, 2. Bat
teries-Forcman and Quinn; Ehret and
Cook.
Cleveland:
Clevclands............O11OO 01 0-3
Pittshurghs ...........0 0 0 Q D %
Bn-e-hit-- Clevelands, 8; Pittsburghs,
3. Errors Cleyelands, 2; PIttsburghsi 4.
Hattcrics-Bcatn aud SutchGe; Staley
and Miller.
Philadelphia:
Philadclphias. ........4O11OO OO1-7
New Yorks..... .......O 1880 %
Ba.e-hits- Phiadclphias. 10: New Yorks,
o. Philadclphias. New forks, 2,
Batteries Sanders and Schrlyer; WEIGH,
Ewing, and Murphy.
New York:
Kansas City........O $4,000 O. 3
Brooklns. ..........O o . o q 0 ?
Baso-hit-- Kansas City, 6; Brooklyns,
10. Error,-kansas City, o BrOoklyns 3,
Batteries CONWAY and Hoover; Foutz,
Cnruthcrs, and Nisncr.
Boston:
Bo.tons ............O 100000 80
Wa-hiuetous ........0 OOO12 / 4
Basc-hits Bostous. <; WashingtOns T..
Errors Bostous, o: Washingtons. Is. Bat
Clnrkson, Kelly, and Bennett; Sui
hvan. Haddock, and Daily.
Chicago:
Chicaeos .............3 SOL 0x-l0
acknowledgements / / o 3 d 3 O. )
Baee-hits-C bicacos, y: indianapolis, il.
Errors Chicaeos. . Indianapolis, 2. Bat
ferries -Healy and Farrell; Getzein and
Buckley
Philadelphia:
Nthletics.............O / 10000 OO-1
ncinuatis...........lO o o 3 ok
a~e-hits-Athletics. Is: Cincinnatis, Is.
Errors Athletics, Z; Cincinnatis, /. Bat
teries-Wey hing and Robinson; Duryea
and Keenan,.
Columbus
COlumbus............1 0 o o 0 o !
ST. Louis............0 2 D l K
Base-hts-C Columbus. 8; ST. Louis, 10.
Errors Columbus. = St Louis, .. Bat
teries-Baldwin and Peples; King and
Mlligau.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Ngw YoRK. July % Cotton steady: sales. $50
bales: uplands. n Site: Orleans, II lice. nst
receipts, "a bales; exports--to Great britsln.
22y3 bales; % France. ~ bales; stock, 1910
bales. southern foUP nrm aud quiet; common
$3.50 Wheat &c. higher and firm; No red.
SsaSslsc. Ia store: options steadily hardening,
No. red. July. sse August aud september.
s6.c Corn strong No. 2 s3kasskc. IN eless-
sspteiiber, sia.c. oats firmsr options rrmer;
July, XAc.; August. ssn soptemoer, 25Ac.
No. 3 spot. 5asg4c. Hops quick Coree--Op-
lions arm aud eDsae points up July. sii01
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fBy telegraph TO the DlsPatch.l
CINCINNATI. July 23.-Peter Jackson, the
Australian pugihst. leaves here TO-DAY for
Detroit with feeling of deep disappoint-
ment. lie had been advertised TO appear
in sparring exhibition last night in an
uptown theatre with Tom Lees, but the
Mayor issued a peremptory order TO the
manager of the theatre not to permit II,
and so the house was not opened. The in
cident shows that the city government will
not encourage pugilistic entertainments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24

spot Rio nrm: fair csrgoes $3.50 sugsr-Rav
Inactive: fair refining 70 ccotrfngais. s.,es'.
g. refined 0rm and quiet N0lsercs- ForsgR
quiet; New Orleans duiL Rice steady AMI
quiet. Petroleum steady ronned. 10. Cotton
seed Oh dun crude. sjc. yslio-, t3at6c Resin
steady and quiet: strsEed--comunon N good.
g. i0sti.i21. rurpcntiue nrm and quot AZ go
3sHc. Hides auict AMI steady. Wool quiei so1
firm. PORK quiet and steady. Beef duiet Beef
hams duh Dried beef sl0s. Cutmoats arm
picked bellies. 7sfc. hams. iisc. sboaider-,
sc. Hiddies slow. Lard easier and duiet
Western steam, t5fi; city. $40; August, lSo0,
september, $500. freighH nrmer.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. July q cash quotations were.
Flour nrm and unchanged. No. spring wheat
81 y aS2c. No. red sihas2c No. com.
J65,c No. Data, 22Ac. Ness-pork. siie
Lard. fs2A shor.-rus, tl60asA5i shoDliers.
ial22at5.S, short, clear, i.bi4ale Wbskey.
2i.02
TbelAading futures ranged as follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24

NEW YORK. July 23.-The stock market to-day
during the first and last hours displayed moro
animation, with n more decided tone. Than u has
done for weeks, ard under The influence ~ more
fayorahle news and good buying for botn sides
material advances we're scored Ia all portions Of
the ls,. Foreigners we're again buyers In thls
market. aud the amount Of their purchases -
stated at 1900 shares. While the covering Of the
shorts was on liberal scale. The bears for tho
time being ara dOinR iiitle. AMI the absence OF
The usual offerings Of stock set some OF the
smaller traders and bears TO covering their
shorts, which had the etiec' ~ opening the mar
ketup = 20 ., per cent. while in the early deal
ings considerable OF = squirt Vas made. almost
everything moving mp irActous further.
AtchisOn was the only marked exception,
and IL retired ! per cent The stocks oi the
Cleveland. Cincinnati aud Chicago and ~. Louis
early became = strong feature, aud common
especially moved up over per cent IN the
general List. however, Missouri PScinc, niou
Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred, snd Chesa-
peak0 Nud ohio stocks we're all remarkably
strong. aud the latter later Ia the day became a
feature. The report was hat DrcTel, Morgan =
co. had bought OF Mr.. Huntington 10000 shares
81 st0cE and the Inference was thatlt vas Tor ne
Nauderhilts, who would then have control OF
another through line from tho Atlantic seaooard
tO the West After the lrst demand was sails
BED the market became Intensely duu eud
prices, "a usual. saggoi OF slowly and many
stocks retired 90 tbs n,ighOorhood OF mo
opening figures. Bgying began again -
ward the delivery hour aud sharp
upward movement WAS msde. which again
reached all portions q tho list. and Bur
lington crossed par and special movements
were made ia may sto"ks. inc most marked
were la the Sugar trlsr and Hooking valley.
The market finally closed with fairly active
business and sr0ng al the best prices OF mo
day. The sales OF listed stocks reached ltj mo
shares The eullro lat IL higher this evening,
and Clevelans. Cincinnati, Chicago and NJ Louis
rose % sugar -; Hooking valley, "a; kock
Island, a.: Chesapeake aud Onto dr-t preferred,
2: Northern Pacific preferred. l's Union Pa
cinc - New England. Northern Pacific, snd
Reading. ! 4. each Chesapeake and ONO COM
mon, Burlington and quincy Louisville and
Nashville, lske Shore, Missouri Pacific, AMI
Wheeling AMI Lake Erie preferred, each, AMI
others fractional ameuntA
EgsfIng. Exchange dun and steady ~ ssIa
49,. Money ossy 40 2es} offered. Sub-Irea-
sury oAlances--Gold. sl5tN' .0OJ: currency
90 1900. Governments dun and barely steady
for Is: per cents, l2S4 ex. int; ~ cou-
pons, 1904. state bonds duii AMI entirely neg
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Ale nnd nrel FrnfonIled.

I'm weak digestion, ia low and protracted
fcvers. m cases where wine aud whskeY
are Objectionable, and where aluoentAiion
must bee insisted on. thi, pr paratlou -
" Lat is needed. Az wholesale by
JuLWS iIsPOrD.
l9Jl east Main.
Ask your druggist ion il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
1nni.IIenrers strike.
WWI- =
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatcb.i

Dr,,rru. MiNS.. July 2S.-All the coal
beavers on the Duluth docks struck. yes
terday. Joining those at West Superior IN
their demands for an increase from forty 70
fly cents an hour. The Northwestern =. "a
Fuel Company got another crew TO go 70
work on one Of It's docks and they worked
an day at forty cents. The Pioneer fuel
Company acoeded 10 the demands OK us
men and they returned 10 work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
Made Up the Verdict.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp. July 23.-The court-mar-
tial that tried Commander Harrington for
negligently allowing the Constellation TO
be grounded has made up their verdict and
adjourned. The result will not be made
known until made public by the Secretary
OF tine NAVY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
Died Attempting to Save a Lie.

DEs MorSEs, Iowa, July 23.-Joseph Lar
sen. aged fourteen years, WAS overcome
by the damp while cleaning a well near
Macedonia Saturday afternoon, and j. A.
Wilson. who was lowered TO rescue the
boy, was also overcome. Both died.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
The Knights OF Labor


fHy topGFaIh y no "''0N''I'I
c,uc.eo. LII, July %. The Executive
7 ,oarJ of the Knights Of Labor Will hnish
80, session in this city tomorrow and
d;nurn' Master. Workman Powderly and
4 .ecretary John W. Hayes ieii this aity W., ~
Ixenine. So far as can be learned inc
,sork oi the board during the week II has
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irish Nationalist.
lBr tslegrapn 70 Lns DIspsiea.l

tbV telefrhpn 10 NO UlsDHtcusI
NEW York, July 23.-The Irish National
lists Of New York have become greatly dis
satisfied with the postponement. OF the an
nual convention. and at a meeting OF the
municipal council Of the Irish National
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
ElexatoIs Burned.

=" wv -
HASTINGS. NKB.. July 23.-Three elevators
and their contents, belonging TO II. KEEL
lev. f. Strowbridge d Co., aud Henry
Hoover, at Blue Hills. twenty miles south
of here, were burned Yesterday. Loss,
$50, 600; insurance, ST., 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July 2L-Nirgnia 3s, Gaa6S
Baltimore ani ONO stock. 20, Northern Central.
I'D: Cincinnati. Washington aud Baltimore lets.
ga ag9% 10. DDS. 5Oa 49, DO 3is. 2ia25s
consolidated gas bonds, ll2i sll2'a 30. stock.
45af1'a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
BALTIMORE

ST. LOUIS. July o. liour guict ani un.
changed Wheat 40. red. cash. tolc. An.
eust tisa15..D-; ssptrmbsl. il.r corn fim
aud Higher. No miKed. cash, Ht. Aus4t',
cash, 22.. Ld. september. -lac.. Way "Ae
Wuiskoy. fluk Provisions gulnt nut ef'f.
Fork. NL7h lard Prime steam $3.50 h'1-
falt mpnf. shoulders. f.i.s longs aud ilnf.
sl..las,Yu. short. KlY5Attlp. it.ln 'urN'i.
shoulder. Sht2~ ioIg- aud riD-, sD.u, aa.ft.
cioaf. g. unsff.tN.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. July -, 1883
SALEs-FlRsT BOARD. -5.00D Virginia new 81
stG7ss: 1000 Georgia Pacific S. At S24 10 A.
lata and Charlotte stock at 90. 10 10. ~ W; 10
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac stock
at li6.. I'D d.. ll5's.
SECOND BOARD 1855 Virginia now 30 at G,ss,
1000 30. az 61 p, $1,000 30. atO7ss.
f-rostnc ruotAtion. A. ths StOsG Bolrtl
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To AnnIr for a Writ.
lBr telerrapn % the pispatch.l

IbJ FIVKIHVu V 1tIu DI9phtVu'I
WINNIPEG, MAN. July 23-Burke's law
yers gave notice to-day that they will APP
ply tomorrow for a writ of hdbeds corpus.
HE case will be argued on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24

IIIHVOFTII TIT ITlI W"IsT'--T-I
July 2L-M arxef steady Salos q prime stock
reported al af-t prices. rhine g. extra primo,
4ssts.c.. fancy sf.r.. common. = a2c. shoiied,
8a8 90. spanish. &c.. factory Maud Dicsei. =
7kc Tho commission houses report dr'iioS
Improvement ia The lhHt few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
1Iiners Ininred.

ny telegraph % Ihe Ul5paIihI
WuKEsBARRE. PA. July 23.-An explosion
of gas took place this afternoon in No. IL
shaft at Port Blanchard, operated by the
PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company. Five miners
were badly burned; three, it IS said, ID
tally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

THg WEArngR N RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair and warm, with light rain ia The evening
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Rop,ls Accented.
tRr talegraph % me pisp.tch.l

10y teI0KTHFI ~ mo UIspallH.l
WASHINGTON, July a. Bond offerings to-
day aggregated SAT-, 100. All accepted, at
l2S for pen cents and 1867 lal06I for "a 5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
POOR CONSOLATION.
THE LAce-HUNT6RS HAVING A DULL
AND ANXIOUS TIME.
'yhe Threats OF Houk and Browcr-Thc
Spcakcr>hip--Au FOR Ross billy
Tor Governor.


fFrom Our Regular CorrcsDondontl
W,WNoToN, july o. Tho President
l.r. out az town the placc-huntcrs donot
.uch consolailon. and thoy are q weary,
'l aud uuintcrestiug SEE as they hang
..ethcr in crowds thcso hot days avound
f.. hotels. But for The Virginia squabbic,
tarcais of Houk and Brewer. and the
commission that has Just been appointed
.utn iglfc The workings OF The Pension
I...r.f there would uof Doe much worth writ
au0ut TODAY. lhecommission Is really
r N.t.. ,ud thc. prevailing impression Is
.tItVlh beYrcttv hadfor Corporal Tanner
W"su ino work is done A system 81 re-
t'nr o1S Boon going oa in that bureau
vU..h vHl citc fle taxpayers an idea At
I.V tnru money les being seuandcrod NM
oor oh. rica of doing something for the
old -..iH.r.
ABOUT NrMnrrTD.
I0r IVq'r. learns op very good an
tN...r chat tanners daysa- p,u. ION Com
rer 1rc about numbered. 10 ieirccig
..rf.l Olaf Secretary Noble already
h..Nf enough fo warrant him in asking
Ir t.r Corporal removal. aui some prO.
-tF tlat le lt~ actually recommended
tIf lr Doc gwen chance tO resign. tpt
whether President Harrison can sorrow up
courage Gu Gscaptate tnc Corporal
before t.a annual cucampmcnt Of
tIr C~4ui Army AZ the Republic
r."1.n, ln boo seen. Tanner De- 70 hoWuug
I'd ma...ur auan he were % De removed
tff.f, Do. flnamp'ncuf he W'uli "t " '.E
l,r, at Milwaukee. md even h11usDu d.,
b.. Dsp.rfy q President would Poe small
potatoes compared with au old soldier
minus two feet who laI just boon
bounced. llen again % might play tno
Hof 0ut DOB OHIO. whore there ls 90
lr election This year with
Do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
July p. 1879.
Auction offerings on Change to-day nfty-threo
packages. Of which nine were taken IN, Of which
tour were brights; highest price, tS3; lowest.
PC per hundred pounds. Average, 1913
Private sales were very small and without any
significance. and tho market ruled generally
dun, with small attendance on Change. Tho
crop news continues unfayorsbie. Tobacco Is
not looking as well as Il was ten days ago from
most accounts received On low lands The roofs
are roiling from vet seasons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24
GRAIN ANO COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July q. 1889.
oFFERlNu5.
WHEAT.-.gS bushels.
CORs.-2,OdO bushels.
SAILS RgPOsrsD - sg-asrtgr
WHEAT.--l ongterry. 30 bushels good Al ST.
Shortberry. TO bushels very good A. esc.. q
bushels fair az 5sc. Total sales Of wheat, l3i
bushels.
COaN.-White 80 bushels primo az soc. I; 200
bushels good on private terms.
FLOUR.
We quote Fins. s2JOssl7S snpsrrns s2.75a
S. q; oKtrs, slSJsga7j. fsmty, sialLS0. patoas
isIniIY. country, SLl5ssAg5
COTTON kEPOKC
Market nrm.
oU0TArI0SA
MIDDLISg. i0xe.
Low AfDDLfSG. l0Ac.
6CODORDlhAAY, sc.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JuLY "a. lisa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-24

II Won decide to take Hoods sarsaparills
do not be Induced 10 take any other meai-
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PoRr OF RlcnNOND. JCLY q. lssa

POar o. RICHMOND JULY 20. 1874
ARRIVED.
schoOne, Wary 1. Allen. Wiley, Keuoeboc leo.
Ricbmond Ice Company.
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Steamer Cult stream. Hines, Philadelphia.
merchandise aud passengers; j. w. NcCafrick.
agent
Steamship Oh Dominion. Couch. New YORK,
merchandise snd passengers George W. Allen
scloonsr Hasto Baker. Kelly. Raymond.
slaves curtis & Parker
schooner W II. Allison. Kennesion. New
Haven, PIG iron, J. \. Gordon. agent vessel.
CUris & Parker
s,aooner John W. NcGl1nis, Klggin. Bslu-
moro. railroad lies, vessel. Curtis A Parker.
schooner william JaIaos. Williams. janice
river. 20 load railroad ties for Baltimore. vessel.
schooner Moonlight, crammer. James river.
20 load wood Tor Sew York.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JvLy Is, 1884
lBy felsgrspai
kasIyEa
steamship Chenlston. New Orleans. coalsd
and sailed Tor kouen.
steamship 1inor, Beaufort 70 coal.
bsrges Oakland and Merry man, Boston. 70
LOAD coal.
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schooners L II. RUSSELL Portsmouth; Z n
Seward, Wilnington-ostA with coal