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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

INFERIOR AMERICAN FLOUR IN EURoPE.-Tbe Beliast
Mercantile Journal has the following remarks upon
American four which worthy the attention of our
shippers:
ave are sorry TO be obliged to caution American
friends against continuing send -four these king
doms Of inferior quality that indicated By the brand
We know where the fault lies but certain that
more than the halt that is imported these Kingdoms
under the brand OF No superne, is rubbish and
discreditablc to the character OF American Hiers.
previous to the introduction OF ''irec trade" re
collect that Ohio and Western Canal -four bore very high
character and justly but have perceived since then
a gradual deterioration in the quality, TO such All extent
latery as call loudly for Interference. An immense
proportion of the -four lying almost unsaleable in
Liverpool is Of this description aud the continued loss
our merchants has been great in consequence that the
result will ultimately be tanseTence of the -four trade
trade to Of continental neighbor French flour
decidedly carries off the palm quality and good
harvest or would place tia. nation in such position
as to supply readily aud better terms With
superior article Of flour.
ave would earnestly urge upon such OF our readers as
NAV interested in this matter, and particularly would
address ourselves to American readers the vital
necessity for their adopting immediate steps have either
an efficient aud faithful class o! Inspectors appointed or
TO do away with the branding OF the quality OF the -four
altogether and let tho purchaser Judge for himself Let
the mlers uame and particular initial to be- adopted
by each miller, he branded on the barrels matter OF
course and indeed how the trade can be
conducted properly or cFeditaby on any other system
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

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rsty tsaitas 70 cur eoant NOM ha eonvsoa Of sA.
roads we 40 90 een susy ocar With visu OF hfofmix
our ISss o. we Asnsgs no, svAys considered by
we pe,n sheh W sheh
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80 snna -. ~ extseenthe NO
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saw agree with them hat a, soon a. Jtrse
the And
their In he eount, Of
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vh !. n,,i ,on ~ s.,t., h.Ns k9ue
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.sron, ~ On, ~ VI 'ne
the Central but AZ yvinisn, anton, ans ;ns
energies and talents welfare Of
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dueed by Nr ccnb of OeoIyI. ,hsh a Il no.. -.
ho,h JIn,... ~ Cns,.. a. -. ~ ~ passed
vide. hst ali bish haxs e pro-
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years ana unrnn,, ~ ays .o Ps. sse, ueen
wards At any cent?: tventy ave nj :,
Ave cents: and thTty wars AMI un,,rd. =.
cent, u.r aeyr JTpcn .y,rx rss,t,s h snu haH
have The rrht Of rrrrmption ~ sash sna 70
In thirty dsys tho but not 10
Win any right which has heretofore accrued actual
applying
CURED TO make amday that he abe
ner own ndior the purpose OF and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

Dr. William TerriD Of Sparta, has given TO the Georgia
State University at Athens, 100000, endow profess
orship Of Agriculture. In pursuance Of the donor,
wishes, the Professor Of Agriculture ia to give a Tree
course Of Lectures each year.-Chareston Courier.
The oldest clergyman in the United States, il John
Sawyer, Of Garland Ne, who will be ninety years
old next October He born In 1855, aud has since
been active w the duties Of the ministry Father SAWYER
preached with great regularity till years since
when he was thrown from wagon and injured Up 10
ninety SIX seven, there seemed iggiDg but fead
to meet every call lie does seem greatly IA
gued after preaching service two such services
Indeed, within sr months, no has preached three times
the Sabbath. His old friends are surprised at the
SYSTEM ability and point Of the sermon Il Ia stated thst
he Is cheerful add even playful 10 his age hs
countenaDce ghts up aud expresses the emotions lie
feels There has ever been somewhat humorous vein
about him-strokcs and flashes Of Wit but there runs
through all the spirit Of piey.-Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15
PETERSBURG MARKET Augns, 20

T'bacco.was rather lover to-day. quote Legs at a. TO
sl3 80. 800 ~
whea:-whea; rather better to-day advanced from
Fair to Good at ~ co.
Co'ton.-Market steady at . IS for prime !o;s.
Corn.-In Sooi demand at f'to TTH
four.-SeW flour In lots at Q. Retail . So
for Mexican.
Bacon shoadsrs ~ s,c Sides ~ 7,.c. Hog round
Hay-we note sales Of large lots at Stat retail si
ST. LOUIS MARKET, AUG 8.
TohNcco9sle to-day Of II hkds
At IL; 10 Tugs and shipping 60 One Md
offered and rejected at % u. " " ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

BLACK TnlET.-Bill, slave, belonging to Mrs. Eliza.
beth Johuson In whose possession found series Of
ne" hats and other articles some time ago. which he stole
from bat manufacturer on Cary street, again before
The Mayor yesterduy Tor stealing coat ana 60 from
oolored fellow named Richard, hand board the canal
boat Gazsbrook and slave Of Mr.. I. Cauthofn.
Bull appears Is haud board of a canal boat being
rather reuly with chard he his boat aud slept
on Sunday uigh When Rlcnard aWoke about day break
Bill was gone, and upon examining his trunk lie found
was open and that his coat and 50, which be had III
pOcs Of his pan:aloons were gone or course he was
at no loss to col lecture who the robber was Bill ten.
dered him handkerchief for sale same evening that
he had slept with him. aud as he taking sSpence from
his pocket book 10 pay for tho article observed the
money and took hiking to IT, He kept eye to where
he put IT, and at the proper time there difficulty
about finding H. None OF the articles found In
possession. The case continued until day
the officers 10 make search Bill was Of course com.
miued
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

DErRAvrp forTna--A named Henry Dyke, IA :
gued after long days toll the lower market wher.
he was engaged during Saturday dsposing of some
eaoes which he brought from the country laid dow In
the early part oil the night the benches and al
ter sleeping short time awoko and found that his money
which amounted to about $50 $40 and case of ps
tolls were taken out of his pocket f
The amount was made up ola IS bill ten or fifteen GOLD
dollars aud the balance in silver. Two boys named o
seph Henry aid fellow whose name We heard given
as were observed him while asleep and il
6eirg Ascertaned that they sported money pretty freely
during yesterday at the eating house OF Mr. William Stew
art suspicion rested upon them, aud Henry was arrested
The other made his way OF aud evaded the officers
Henry who Is boy about eight or ten years old Was
brought before the Mayor yesterday answer for this
offence Mr. Stewart, at whose house the money was ex
hhited identified the boy being in company with Scrop
gins when he displayed large sum Of money which he
said he won In Manchester playing bluff He observed
case Of small pocket pistols with Scrocgins also These
he said he purchased Tor portion of the money won a,
the bluff game.
The two boys volunteered their aid in the cause
day. in assisting Dyke to dispose Of his vegetables U
eyed them With strong suspicion for they seemed to oiter
about lin while he was dsposing Of his vegetables
The case was continued until Wednesday
time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15
DrAsosp GRovr, Brunswick Co., Aug. II, 1851.

To the Editors Of Tie wing:
sirs-The people of this vicinity witnessed hail storm
of extraordinary and unusual character on Monday af-
the 18th inst The bail stones varied 10 siEe from
small partridge egg 10 large goose egg onO mea
sured aud found be eight inches around the oblong
part. The growing crop Of tobacco considerably in
ured The hail storm lasted about five minutes and wa.
succeeded by refreshing shower OF rain. The rain was
the more refreshing because OF the long and Llighipg
drought which preceded IL.
Yours, respectfully.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

FATAL AND DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF LroHTxISG.-we
informed that the barn of Mr. Tgbman A. Cobbs Of
Bedford county, struck by lightning just before day
light last Friday morning, by which valuable negro
killed. and their bodies with the entire build
ing consumed The larger part Of Mr Cs present years
crop of and hay also three valuable horses
likewise lost The negroes, understand In com
panT with four Eve Others asleep in the barn AZ
the time it struck aud is supposed that they we're
killed shocked by the lightning, be able to
escape from the burning building Mr. Cs barn was ne
and one Of the most valuable 10 the county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

REVOLUTION AT TAuAULIPLs.-At the very moment OF
going press express has arrived from the city
Of ylcofis tho former capital OF the opposite State Of
Tamaupas 10 the effect that there had been successful
outbreak 10 that city, 10 which talented young lawyer
named Jose de Ia Cara had the soldiery
toned there and at the head Of Eve hundred men. pro-
claimed himself Governor pro TEN Of the State. BrowHi.
viHs (Tszds) dHds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

The story runs that Sir Charles Napier, in speech
made before leaving London concluded by saying that he
would lunch Croustadt and dine ST. Petersburg on
the day. By way of re,ori, the Grand Duke Con
s,nnue after carefully examining the Notifications there
long since, remarked that he ready to lunch
Admiral Napier, but he thought the repsst Crorsad,
would be such as TO take away his appetite for dinner
81. Pe,crshuTa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15
'rime white is selling at ~ 90, and red sl5s.
HESTER a WHITE, Commission Merch ants.
RLCHMOND MAPEE

hIShHpND hfNn Els, AUGUST Ii.
heoS -We,tsrn Sides KAY Shoulders and exc Todds
Family Bacon &c round months ~
fsH-A great small MsekeTe In Market aud bat few
large quote ~ to on s to quality No Halifax
o no cut ~ and ~, months. No Family Herrngs In
nrt hands Tue supply of good hh Is great
from $50 TO as.
scaNRs-Rrm NJ previous rAtes. but little doing
REFS,D srGAG-lyvefings Crushed eh OK Baltimore
SiuArt's @ yellow 6S OK "
CoTTFG-Very arm, at preyioa, rates.
tlne % aud 2 Miichcs and Man.
hstauvle Fat Sperm sc TO 81; Talow Jaekson i6
CoRs-'3 to Sc bushels 7se,s. large sale
could not be nldea these rates.
MEIL is very scarce, and selling at n.
WHR,T-l5O and io delivered, at
prices.
FLouR-vey l::le market superane new st to ss,
New Extra SSes't. - ~
CLOVER sEEp-Ba; few Offering Sales n. ss4 cash.
WooL-Msrse very dull lquo;r IS to p.
YENrHEEs-i6 cts.
Gr1So As noninauy from the wharf, tljX from store
SAiT-Know OF none aat would bring ~ readily wharf
selling at S2.l2x from ElGre.
LuMBNECsar white Pine t3a;O; refused do 49, merchana
BIZ S; One ine yellow Pine Plank, i:si5
ter DO 9l2; ~ do liAiG ~ do l3ali do 20aio Flooring
face measure s,aniny, Halls for heart sap; ali
Is eAch all heart lss2S shInges per w. Weather
3eS do iaeh 20a Inch cherry SIS popular 2OAq5 ne,
H. Dressed Flooring. Virginia. 2sa5 WEARING South
3OaS5 shingles IL inch bunch, 65aGO per NJ by The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

JoHsSY hoRRissET's WEDDiSO.-Morrssey came up
from New York yesterday. With the exception ola slight
discooraton under his right eye no has pretty much re-
covered from bis late pugsc injuries and appears well
and hearty. lie dressed up order, in bran new
rig and learn from the Troy Times is be married on
Thursday TO Mrs. Susan Smith, daughter Of Capt Levi
Smith, OF the Steamboat Troy II Is be hoped that
Johnny, 10 assuming his matrimonial relations will also
those Of respectable citizen and huSbandAl-
bapy Atlas, Aug Q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

The New York Herald OF Sunday says:-" The re-
cepts Of flour yesterday, aud indeed for the las, week.
were exceedingly light We have consequently notice
another advance in to good State brands Of CSC
and Soc per barrel The whole rice In the past days
has been fully equal to 81 per barrel Fancy and
brands also from IL to IS per barrel higher
Indian firm. About thousand bushels were sold
arrive in September, at IS cents per bushel."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15
LOCAL AFYAIRs

ACosvksixscE-we observe that tho street which
runs IRON Broad TO Franklin street. In tho direction of the
Clifton House. near which ntesects Ross street. Is now
being regularly laid OFT and repaired. This will afford
convenience to manv business persons whose
leads
Tho delay to its Improvement hitherto was owing to
some disputes about tho grade which to be fixed by
the Council amer an inspection Of the locality. This
matter has been arranged and the work win nov 20 on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

The RoDBERY.-The OF James Howell, who stands
comnltted TO await examination upon charge OF partc
pAting ia the robbery OF Col. McMulen on yeserda,
week vas further continued by the Mayor yesterday
until to-day, await further news from officer TYLER WHO
Is now in New York Ia pursuit Of the German who was
said to be the principal in the robbery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

ASSAULT Ann THEEATs-IIow many n scr,ne Jo ,h
women bring quiet well disposed men into. They are
oton the meaus OF provoking hos,iltes which sometimes
result 10 loss OF life but invariably frequent and
onged squabbes and skrmshes And the cause OF
sad results are generally silly vooua as to make /.
seem incredible that 90 serious coud Eo
No coull be swsyed into iorgefuness Of b;s NOS;
ton by such silly women betimes ei,cu,ae
in their imbecie rage. The OF mind who ia sensible
OF MS noble position aud the exalted functions belonging
10 H. would not descend to condition as the vnd
cation OF laxative, peeysh womsu whose heated In,
naon conccives an insult in word gesture which
another fac sme OF the order may or indicate in
the exuoerauce OF her whims aud caprces IL he was
governed or influenced by the will and shallow copcep
| tons oil such person in matters Of little consequences
such as they generally squabbe about his functions on
this land OF the living would indeed descend 10 sc,o
lar below the noble destiny peculiar to his stern nature
| exalted manhood ~ "u
Humliatng degrading, effeminate as such condition
may De- .ps class oil women fnd subjects among the ruder
order who are alwaya aenable TO their caprices and
whibs The wives of John Caddgan and James Foley
asneu each other with the tongues few days ago. each
from her own door and though there no blow struck
no wound inflicted, Caddigin became dissatisfied and
sought revenge Of Foley the husband of his wifes an
meyer on Sunday night he his door with an axe
IN bis Land and dared him out. Foley was adj
| vised by man named 0Dwyer who walked into hi.
house at the time aud had seen the axe In C,diasn
hand MOTTO 30 out lie took the sautary hint and Ike
| clear Of
Meanwhile opwycr, tho individual who thus friendly
ADVISED hlIn commenced with a boarder of his
and seized knife from tho supper table to stab him. II,
nteered TO protect bis boarder and In the ATTEMPT re-
ceived severe cut across the fngers ODwyer having
| force IL from him.
Cardigan brought before the Mayor on Yesterday
upon peace warrant issued at the instance Of Poe,
and his Honor upon hearing the testimony required him
TO give bail in the Of 800 keep the peace and b,
| OF good behaviour for twelve montha
lie was committed in default OF the required bail VIII
he interfere again in women squabbesY We hardly think
be WI, when next no gets out.
| ODwyer not M.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

CoNMrTEp-Patrick d. Jones, free colored fellow,
was picked by the officers Sunday night without his
papers, and brought before the Mayor yesterday.
The papers being lost he ordered to apply ut the
Court now in session. and have them renewed. He was
discharged upon his promising TO do so.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

By the latest adyices from Mexico the revolution Ia
represented as making rapid ADD steady progress The
people from all parts Of the country said DO flock
ing the standard Of Alvarez aud the chief himself 10
excellent health and with untring energy, has pitched
bis tent 10 the mountains Acapulco. He is said,
Also 10 b, surrounded BY faithful aud Jealous adhorent
aud b evidently waiting for the cool season, to begin
another campaign agsinst the Dictator.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

According to the comptrolers Report the expenses of
the government of the city of San Francisco for the s
cal year ending june SOih, 1854, were SsI6 2I5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

CoSrISuED-PurSuant to a rule by the Mayor made last
week, Michael Gelngs anu james Marshall appeared be-
lore hin ON yesterday TO n charge Of being
concerned in arrow near the City Spring the 29lh vi
last month.
Officer Tyler, who was the principal witness in the case
bsing absent, IL was continued until Thursday next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

Meyer. JMa,hev.. q Mathews. ii Wilson, Blerre.
T6ompCn Miss aaGy cSSle, cSh sdy apa e bnG M
narnu% and child, ciauds. socam I.s Louisa VII
sss S!Sei ana ssii .. sls
SIso @,:., TE oas ' isS G oSoS. WI
Mon.s9r ras MldrGessI SAITH Captain Levi, Parrish Of
:: ss.ss Tennessee George we'n' W" ohu'eand Is
~ The "MoriiKhs' BhEAsr CLOTHS" considering
the limited means used to bring ;he slo public no.orey har.
met with success unparalleled In the history Of remedies,
The Introduction Of them public attention. has
fact which truly graHshe fact that they are
supply remedy which will relieve suffering intense ago
nElng iihTng Than any single remedy known among
'unerrg which J prevent. and which they relieve
no class or condition lis sway Is vide globe
Hherevsr the mother Children found there the truly
ing and peculiar suffering hesnt to GirHrRED DaSlsf
cloth, have attained Wide celebrity Throughout Virginia
@ono 'hs sA, and .hI We hay. many high
failure I. .Iqss n',,1;e . give ',tsoilon
portage s,snPS ell secure he transmission By
lei AOlE gF,f Wholesale and Retail agents,
,9 T ns sIifo.: eT .RPaE ns.s c9's:
Cloths, Toad make ,aso Ssy place upon ,Ssm ''
~ PERTAINS GREAT GIRr ENTER RI3E-So:with,tand.
iepe d,Sns ike green S,y rec s''i in the the
S Ep on S 81 ay 81 hs 81 e.
s , ea hs S ssus Ss t Vi, sSAy Sf5s ,us. Mr.
the extreme, and canno, fail sale Of the rsmanns
tickets In limited time orders for tickets sbout
delay and thus hasten the desired Of the
prise. apil- vI,L do,
NoH RKSf-TEoof ihomoTt desirable Offices in the IT,
N Apply At the wing OHs, sus-,f
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- College sersPe' at Williamsburg, vfgnIs A. D. 1885, price
Tyyssrs ia b1t H.'phsres or Remincsn.., in IN. life o,
STmeL marehanl, % Noiio II fno, pfoe 1925.
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AUCTION NOriCE.The attention NJ the trade ia called
too rauco1 sale Of Sutrs aud Moaesto take place AT orr
Thatf NJ Rockets, ls morning. commencing O'Clock
auto i,.,IaS ~,
NEW AND INTERFERING HOOKs-Katharne Ashton a
~ novel By the author % Herbert The ETpencs
o. LIFE HnhA Perelya. The EsrG Daughter Ac vols, IL
mo, paper vi cloth VI %. ' -
900. ' - NV ''''"
lizard rmeI-A novel, by Charles Dickens Price 1as.,
The Chemistry Of Common Life 81 part. Price rs os
aul6 1872 Main st,eet r. y. &c.,.
HDOiIsiIiNg fHONa, dc-ssLHenung and por ssd t,on,
n and Pollhing materials Both Brick TripoI Ohamoi, skn
fo.' for sale BY tauljl ZIMMERMAN
HAMPTON CnALE AND PEmALR) ACAnF-
Nh hY.-JOHy u. CARY, A. NJ PRiNcraL--Ths merit ses.
and continue 10 months $4,000
The Pneipsl IL erecting eomnodous Academy tb,se
stories high, which will adof besides Recitation Rooms A..
eommodaons for Twenty BoArders 10 room
The BudlnH will be we'll Ventlsed and heated y
means Of Ohiiton's Patent Furnace. -
Board and Tuition In all The branehet exoep Music asO ne,
snnnn payable onshai the Let ofJsnuary the III
further Information address po,tpa the Principal Hamp
! ton, Va. sulSIvs1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

FiSrp-M, ssrs. Toer 4 Cook, were fined SIS for per-
mung quantity OF offensive matter to remain on their
lot on lIih street.
The fine will be RENTED II the nuisance shall be re-
moved forthwith.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

Tux PAruwAr.-The planks which 70, mod q pathway
from near the Richmond House. down Ross street. have
been removed to 10 replaced We understand by others
Of moro substantial kind, better arranged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15
COMMUNICATED


the vicinity Of jerusalem Southampton on Mon.
day the m instant hail storm Of unprecedented violence
nearly hour In duration At WestphAA the residence
pretlov, ground nearly covered ~ stones as large
chickens Many were reported 10y various psrson
have fallen In the neghborhood as large dasn
large melons pieces, xiii fools and doing great
70 e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

,Msssis,A,AAr CttrsaAr,os.-Libsrty rirs CONAN,
.seotAed, yesterday tho Anniversary Of their
non, ~ procession through the city. N'"''''A'
,. en .sth were very filled. and the member, v.,.
hrn.., 10 handsome white pant.. red jockets with
oIesst plate OF dark msterial bearing tho name i r.
company and the number. ~ "A"'' VI mo
Range OF THE THERMOMETCm"
s..N =" Aon"IS 6oof'sors. 81 Main .sr.st, Aug. IA
"sGs''i' o'ss's''s. ,O...
hA@DoAPLrS 8O.tsfore. IL, MAJ. .trs,.. Apo.,.
"'ss''si' 'oels;ss. icu..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

The population of San Francisco is estimated at 3D.
OOo 1t has daily papers tri.weekles weeklies ant
l monthly magazine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15

CosrSUED AoAls.-The case Of A. A. Hughes, for per.
mDg nuisance TO remain 10 gutter on his property
near 18th street. between Main aud Cay was further
tinued that the may submitted 70 the Council
AZ their meeting yesterday IL represented to the
Mayor as being intoerable nuisance and ono difficult
10 be removed.
Mr. Hughes has taken steps TO nbite n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-15
RICuNOyD M,REprS ,n,,.,

Tosaeeo We observe change in pes report
Breaks m yet and probably so the balance OF mi,
meath We quote common lug to t5 IS 10 common
ehso% 10 ~ medium iates Az to sS good ane ship
ping and 'iemmns generally 50 to iE very shipping i
superb. s!3 10 ". az ''