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The Portland daily press., 1868-05-22

NE REDDY,
AIs MERCHA Mt TAILOR,
AND DEALER IN
GENTS Flu FINISHING GOODS.
No. 107 FEDERAL STREET.
We have in store one of the finest assortment of
ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C., that can be found in
Portland These goods have been selected with great
and especially adapted to the fashionable trade.
and at prices that cannot fail to please and all goode
thoroughly shrunk and satisfaction guaranteed.
call is respectfully solicited. Thankful to friends
or past patronage hoping to merit a continuance
the same.
jan9dtf 81. H. REDDY. Proprietor.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-22
STE4 VI FIRE-PROOF SAFES !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Electro Medical Instruments.
III a l. l. -
Magnetic and GaIyanic Batteries,
EUREKA! EUpEU,,

Thttosophicat InstTunae ents! /!
sale by SS : GyvIII anu ihsitutonS; fol
may4dGm ELE ~ q oENIEh'
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w 18Th SALE-At Manufacturers and I'M
PoTte'S prices. chance to buy new
Ma,Gnes al haf price Everybody shouId send for
viii iva ana price list giving u particulars which
W. " i0'ei s' boston, Mass. mayl9d1m
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-22
For Sale.

THE valuable and desirable Residence OF Jere-
miah Dow, ESQ, of this city, with about 10 acres
Of land, together with The Mansion House, Stable,
Carriage House, &c. This property is pleasantly sit
uated on Grove street, and will be sold low and on
favorable terms.
Inquire OF JOHN G. PR0CTER,
May 9th 1868. d3w 93 Exchange St.
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Noble Euuisy.

Some time last year Mr., JOHN T. BROWN, OF
Petersburg, Va, insured his life for g. 900 In the
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES 90 Broadway, New York, OF
which Colonel WILLIAM G. ALEXANDER Is presi-
dent, and j. HORACE LACY, Of Fredericksburg, is
general agent for Virginia, and j. H. MONTAGUE
for Richmond. s-
The policy, as usual, prescribed geographical
limits. These Mr.. BROWN transcended igno-
rantly, by travelling beyond them and died in New
Mexico by disease contracted In violating the ex-
press conditions Of his policy. This relieved the
Society from all legal claim. But the widow, re-
duced by the calamitles of war from comfort to
want struggling to support by her labor six small
children, paid two quarterly premiums her hus-
bands policy, believing that he was protected by
It's provisions. The Society, though relieved Of all
legal claim, recognized 1t as an equitable one, and
have generously paid the widow the policy. See
her letter In another column. Central Presbyte-
ridn. t .# jy 3I-3ot
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to sell At and BELOW COST until
PAN. stock Of SUMMER GOODS is dis
ror, ucIl as ... ....
.Ily.r GUNNER SILK, all coorS;
.r-l ID SILK, all shades;
il,.r,. SILK, all qualities; .. ..
,,,l 49,, CHECKED, and STRIPED MOZAM-
.lUES;
LAWNS and ORGANDIFS, a.. 49,.
GRENADINES and BAREGES, .-s
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS,
BLACK TAMARTINES and IRON BAREGES,
GEENADINE e and BAREGE SIIAWLS
e! FRENCH OKGANDIE MUSLIN, for Shawls !;
E! BAEEGES for Shaws
rLAlN, CHECKED, and STRIPED SWISS and
NAISSOOk MUSLINS;
EHLLIhNTS, BIMITY LONG CLOTH, and
UNDRESSED CAMBRlC;
rtRASOI.S and sun UMBRELLAS,
SuMMEH CASHMERE,
LINEN DUCK and DRILLINGS,
TOWELS, TABLE DAMASk, ..
QUILTS, &C,
and great many other goods too numerous to
Mouli"n .-< *
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will do well to call and
'&a'nin" the goods before bnying elsewhere. There
@ No huiabug. Goods really sold 1T and below
cost Ill JULIUS SYCLE'S, -
aul gl3 Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
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MIRACULOUS EsCAPE.-On Monday last
little girl, aged twenty-six months, ch lid Of
A.MoTse, Jr., Esq, fell fromthe third story OF
his residence, on Leigh street between Fifth
and Sixth, to the ground, and received no ap-
parent injury. After careful examination
by Drs. Page and Lyons they confirmed the
above opinion. 1t seems that Mr.. Noise,
who just returned to the city on yester day,
had presentiment of this danger, and in
the only two letters written during his
absence warned his family against it. The
nurse left the room but for few moments,
and the child leaned against the blind,
which was not secured and gave way. 1t
is supposed that the grass and the ground,
which had been made soft by the recent
rains, broke the fall. l-g se eT
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The ROBBERY CAsE.-The case of VIII
liam Johnson, William Washington, and
Charles Williams, charged with entering
the house of Mr.. ]. w. Murray and opening
his trunk by means of false keys and abb
stracting thcrefrom $500 in greenbacks and
800 in gold, was called before the Recorder
yesterday.
johnson made confession of the theft,
and said he gave it to Washington, upon
whom $l3S of it had been found. Williams
was with them after the robbery, knowing
it had been committed.
The first two parties were sent on for in
dictment. ~ s-"
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rents aid in the work of Sabbath-school in
struction?
The first subject was temporarily passed
by.
On motion Of Mr.. Head, O committee of
three upon each question was appointed.
The committees were rs follows:
lst. Messrs. Smith, Quisenbery, and
Lambeth.
I'd. Messrs. Davis, Vanderslice, and
Moore.
Sd. Messrs. Ellet, Hopkins, and Johnson.
4th. Messrs. Edwards, Stubbs, and Boggs.
The Society then adjourned until o'clock
Thursday morning.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER will sell at 81 O'Clock two
very desirable frame tenements Louisiana
and State streets.
f. A. j. CLOPTON Will sell ut O'Clock valU-
able house and lot on the east side Of Union or
Concurrence street. on Union Hill.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS viii sell at half-past S
o'clock fine threc-story brick building and a
lot of ground on the west line Of Tenth be-
tween Main and Cary streets.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at 10 O'Clock, AT
the residence OF John L. TAFT, deceased, on
GIace and Third streets, his furniture.
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Adyantage of Life Assurance.

RICHMOND, July 2lst, 1863.
J. Horace Lacy, General Travelling agent Of
Equitable Life assurance Society Of United
States:
Dear Sir,-With the deepest gratitude acknow-
ledge the receipt Of SIS sat paid on policy on my
late husbands lfe had no right to expect 1t, for
able counsel had informed me that my husband had
forfeited his policy travelling beyond prescribed
limits; but of this both he and myself were igno-
rant. The noble equity and generosity of your So
ciety fills me with surprise and gratitude.
May the blessing of the widow and the fatherless,
and Of those who were ready to perish be upon you,
sir, and upon yo nr great and generous Society. -
Very truly and gratefully yours,
jy 3l-3ot MINERVA V. BROWN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-06

THE RELIGIOUS LECTURE OF Mr.. Dun
cAN.-The religious lecture Of the Rev
James A. Duncan upon I" The Duties of the
Sunday-school Teacher" delivered at Cen,
tenary church last evening, was well at
tended, in spite of threatening weather. II
was pronounced by all who heard it, and
doubtless was, a brilliant effort, well worthy
of the theme. We regret our inability tc
give even a synopsis, in consequence of the
crowded state of onr columns.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REHAIN-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFF1CE AUGUST
4,,,1s6S.-Wm. I, H. L. Coombs, Richmond,
va; Edward Trice, Caroline county, Va.
J.H. Wigglesworth, Beaver Dam, Va; F.
Falk, Shreveport, La; Miss Alice Kinker,
Mecklenburg county, Va. !; Miss B. NJ. Tay-
lor, Powhatan county, Va; Mrs. f. j.
Darden, Chesterfield county, Va; Lucias
H. Chandler, Norfolk, Va; Wheelwright,
Nudge s. Co., Baltimore, Nd; James Trim
mer, Baltimore, Md; William II. Clark,
Washington, DC.
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hs WHITE SULPHUR WATER FROM
TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.

We are In receipt of FRESH SUPPLIES of this
VALUABLE WATER, and will In future be con-
'+1iiy supplied. Enlarged and more thorough ar
'"Iscncnls having been made FOR BOTTLING
MI WATER this season, we are enabled TO pre-
aH' II "a perfect, as 10 its REMEDIAL EFFECTS,
IS when taken FRESH FROM THE SPRINGS
PAMPHLETS containing an analysis OF the wa
''A The diseases to which they are applicable, and
"ler Interesting information, can be had Oh ap-
'"talion by mail or otherwise. ...n.
PURCELL, IADD II CO., Druggists,
H@-lm Agents Virginia Springs Waters
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RESTAURANTS, &e.

TETELLE, RESTAURATEUR, No.
II 1904 MAIN STREET, has constantly on hand
all the LUXURIES and everything In season that
can be obtained In this latitude-ail served up In
the best style at his tables, furnished 10 order
for dinners or parties in bis own saloonS or at tina
residences or citizens. lsstE - s37
The best LIQUORS and BREWED DRINKS at
his bar. Excellent CLARET, suitable for the sea-
son TueTIE S soHe st fs asa sr sTGAks TO-DAY.
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sgTo CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT

W TO CURE Or NOT TO CURE-TkiAT
'"v question, and the only question which affects
"'le slightest degree the interests Of such persons
S'e Afflicted with Dyspepsia, Disordered Bowels,
,ss o' Appetite, Nervous Headache, Constipa-
ia - ahu such other diseases as have their origin
Gttg9 ttg9ptoper DIGESTION. We admit that sufferers
A.jcri,' their Ills than resort TO remedies
Iao.. :; '''t. but when they have the asSu-
Is 10 IT, ads and neighbors that BA-
10" Howard IRE an unfailiDg remedy for
TCrk Sa that they purify the blood,
DUN. oous system, quicken the liver,
TLoIs, and expel all Improper secre-
'Hc Legs strange that all who suffer do not
posed ag L.. Z use OF them. These BIrTERS
lored q he test of time, and from their
.,;.' q 9es have become an established
Nft5-WhIg, ~ this section OF the country.
There arc ., are purely vegetable. may be
.ard = lsses without fear Of injury, and
"a Mailing tonic In all caseg OF Loss Of
,,.,,ra, o. Wholesale and retail by r. w. POWERS
Hs8ls generally. K. BAKER, +
va Proprietor,
- Box aaa, Richmond, Va.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMOND-IM-
poRTANT DECISioNs.-In the Circuit Court
of the City of Richmond, Judge Meredith
presiding: The case Of the Exchange Bank
of Virginia, which sues for the use of George
w. Camp, trustee, against Knox & Brother
and John s. Knox, which was removed to
this court from Alexandria because Judge
Thomas was so situated as to render it i'm
proper for him to sit in the case. Judge
Meredith decided that where bank had
failed, and conveyed its assets to trustee,
any debtor of the bank had right to offset
debt due it before its failure by tending
in payment thereof the notes issued by said
bank.
This case will be taken to the Court of
Appeals. Nlessrs. Crump, Clawton, and
Smith appeared for the plaintiff, and Messrs.
Brent and Wattles for defendants.
The same decision was rendered by the
same court in the case Of the Farmers Bank
of Virginia-which sues for the benefit of
John NJ. Goddin and Samuel c. Robinson,
trustees-against J. R. Anderson & Co.
Messrs. Roberts and Howard for plaintiffs,
and Messrs. Wises & Fitzhugh for defend
ants.
Inc court ADJOURNED 10 meet again on the
first Monday in November next. g.
HABEAs CORPUS.
The Judge, in vacation, awarded writ of
haJeas corpus to John Camp, who is con-
fined in the city Jail on a charge of felony,
returnable on Monday at ii O'Clock A. NJ.
MAYORS CoURT-RECoRDER GILLIAN
Observation-Disclosures MORNING. vii
liam AIeekins, who escaped from the
Mayors Courtroom, was enlisted for the
chain~gang. ss.
Bob Hamilton (ngero), charged with at
tempting to shoot Tom Martin (negro), was
required to give surety for his future good
behavior. -....
Lille Bennett, charged with threatening
to shoot William F. Knox, was arraigned,
and her case dismissed after hearing.
A. c. Seward UNITED States soldier),
charged with being drunk and disorderly
and damaging the property of Whitlock &
Adams, was arraigned and discharged.
Charles Peyton (negro), charged with
stealing five dollars from James Anderson
on a canal boat, was dismissed; also
Henry Finke, charged with attempting to
strike his father with stick.
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GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE SUNDAY
SCHOOLS TO-NIGHT.-A mass meeting under
the auspices of the Virginia Sunday y-schoo'
Society, now in session in this city, will be
held at Centenary church tonight at half
past o'clock. .-..-..
Interesting addresses may be expected
from prominent members of the Society on
topics connected with the Sunday-school
interest, and also recitations from children
Of Broad-street, Clay-street, and Centenary
schools. The children of Centenary school
will meet this afternoon at 5 o'clock for
practice, as they are to conduct the singing
exercises on this occasion.
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Personal.

DERSONAL.-If ALFRED JOHN
j. DOUGLAS or WILLIAM OSWALD win
communicate with us he viii hear OF something 70
his advantage. Any information In regard TO him
will be thankfully received. ,,
RICHMOND, August ], 1863. ,., aul-lY
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Drug STORES FOR SALE.
BY wellington Goddin,
lAuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

STOCK OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
y TOGETHER WITH THE STORE FIX
TURES AND THE GOODWILL AND LEASE
OF THE STORE AT THE S0ETHWEsT COX.
STREETS. AT the request of Mrs. Y. v: Huthiut
offer for sale privately the stock or DRUGs.
MEDICINES, &c., In Che store AZ the corner or
rether with the FIXTURES AND, USExPiRED
LEASE OF THE STORE formerly occupied by
Edgar A. HudnuA and more recently by Messrf.
Berrisn e Hudnnt.
= IL Is by far the most eligible location for drug
store in that part OF the city, having boon occupied
Is now enjoying . profitable custom. To young
man fully qualified 20 carry on the business IL
offers peculiar advantages. For further informa-
an 1T WELLINGTON G0DDIN
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FREE SCHOOLS IN RICHMOND-THE SYs-
TEN PROPosED.-The subject of free schools
will be considered by the Council at theil
regular meeting next Monday. The plan
recently proposed by one of the members
provides, among other things, that the city
is to pay only one-half Of the salaries ot
the teachers, and requires the Board OF
Education Ito be appointed or elected by
the Council, and to be at all times under its
control,) to obtain from other sources al
other expenses, including balance of sala-
ries of teachers, schoolrooms and furni-
ture, fuel, and other Incidental expenses.
The whites and blacks are to be kept in
separate buildings, in different localities
and an equal appropriation made for each
The appropriation on the part Of the city
is limited to $4,000, and it is contended
by the advocates of this measure that il
will be very difficult, under the terms by
which the appropriation is to be made, te
use one-half of that sum- for every dollar
that will be expended by the city the Board
is required to raise three from outside par
ties.
The bill also specifies that there shall be
no salaried officers.
1t is claimed that On additional advan-
tage to the city from the adoption Of sys-
tenn of education is the expressed intention,
rs we learn, Of the officers Of the Govern
ment to turn over to the city for school pur-
poses all real estate and other school pro-
perty in this city belonging to the United
States when the Freedmen's Bureau ex-
pires, provided the city shall have organized
and have in actual and successful operation
an efficient system of public education.
The system now before the Council has
received the approval of the officers men,
toned, and the property to be turned over
is valued at about $4,000. Without the
favorable action Of the Council on this sub,
ject its advocates say that only portion Of
the colored schools of the city will be con,
tinucd another year, and that the free
white schools, at which each year some
l,2O0 children have been taught during the
past four years, must certainly be discon-
tinucd. .
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Se fAICHELOK's HAIR DYE.-This
- HAIR DYE is the hest In the world the

tr,o " L Is tlle BEST IN the world The
"'' perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
,r.s no disappointment; no ridiculous
'',l''ss the III effects OF bad dyes tnvIgo-
: ''' 'ea'es the hair soft ,oid beautiful, black
n' Bt"s. BtS". ''id by ali druggists and perfnmers,
"o' h BOND applied ut Bachelors Wig Factory,
OF, New York. ja I-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-06

- UTCHER'S = LIGHTNING FLY
'''"kE Cheap aud destructive. Every sheet
y" AH aquart. Don't be pestered with flies. "
''c Them the SIiEET-LIGHTNINGa and rest In
Pace. ASH for BUTCHERS, and take no other.
''ibyPURCfLL, LADD & co. jy ls-lm
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: ARREsTs.--The following arrests were
reported at the second station-house yes
terday s......
Ralph Martin, charged with stealing a
lot Of butter from Washington S. Seal.
Thomas McGinty, charged with creating a
disturbance and assaulting Charles Santry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-06

To TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS notices
required by the new tobacco tax law to be pasted
on the tobacco boxes may be had ut the Dispatch
Printng-IIOuse.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEAnQUARTERS(
No. 1888 MAIN STREET.
~ pRoCLAlIATIoN No. 3.
no RE VETOED OVER THE PRESI'
>T EITHER BY THE HOUSE OR
TuF SENATE, AND WILL GO
FORCE on TIE THIRD
~ DAY OF AUGUST.
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ALARM GUN.-An alarm gun, patented
and manufactured in North Carolina, was
shown US on yesterday by DR.. Lumpkin, of
Hanover county, Va. 1t sdouble- -barreled,
and fires in opposite directions, both bar
rels being fred with one cap. 1t may be
seen at our Office for few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-06

: J. N. ASSUMES ALL.-The immortal phi
losopher and orator j. N. has been sojourn-
ing for the last few days at the Spotswood.
He leaves to-day for Waynesboro', where he
speaks this evening; 10th, White Sulphur
Springs ): llth, Alexandria; and goes thence
North "to honor the wounded living and
the gallant dead of both sides" J.N. has
been on visit to General r. E. Lee, whom
he met on the 25th Of July at the Warm
Springs. The hero of the Lost Cause sym
pathizes with his position, and wished him
the highest success in establishing his
truths. j. IN. no doubt feels that light is
breaking on his truths, for which he has
been magtyrfor the last seven years.
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1AL.ES.

Whsat.-White, leo bushels prime on private
terms 200 bushels very good at s.? 5:s 7e6 bushels
good AZ $40 9s bushels good on private terms; 70
bushels smntty ut 81. 4?s l2o bushels damp AT "
Sti bushels at So. IS; 30 bushels inferior at 81
80 bushels very damp at Sl.75 Il bushels Inferior
at $2-total, fso2 bushels. Red, sos bushels very
good at 81. 10; 800 bushels good on private terins
Mt 81 sa i2a bushels ~ 81 30 IL bushals very fair
at at $..35; 100 bushels damp as $2-total $40
: -C0r1..-White, lss bushels prime at Sl.s5; ?ls
bashels prime ON private terms /; ID bushels da-
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dE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
CONTINUED.
undr.
upon l. .+
anlu, JULIUS SYCLE'S,
for have TWEEN Ninth AND TENTH sTs.,
most OF EADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP
selected H.. DRY GOODS.
revenue.
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POET OF RICHMOND, Al

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 6, 1853.
... SAILED
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
, Schooner s. X. Jamerson, =, New York, -four,
CrOwcll & Currie. EeE :.
-. CLEARED.
Schoonel Sophia r. Jameson, Captain jameson,
New York, merchandise, by CrOwcll & Ulrrie.
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Germ and Flour Exchange. r'.'
RICHMOND, August s, 1868.
OFFERINGS

j ..N-.#. .fr.t oSFAatSoS. s.f.E HssFS 10
Whsat.-Wh!te, 2,sSa bushels. Red, AGA BUSH
els. -e#.s .t --+.. r /.
Corn.-Whte, bl4a bushels. Yellow, loo bushels.
Mixed A bushels. 80 go. So s'F.- : Z
a Odts.-LoSi bushels IS #...n hare,
RHe.-l2i bushels.
: Flenr.-Supertine, II barrels. ;sG a.zs sE ~
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magcd at 81 IS 1s bushels fair at 8loo sss bash-
els good at Sl.32s-totai 99s bushels. Mixed, l4s
bushels at 81 81; 25 bushels at o. .so--totaL i4
bushels.
Odts.-A bushels prime on private terms; ~
20 bushels very good on private Terms SO bushels
good on private terms-total. ], o8a bushels. III
Rye.-s2 bushels fair mt $l.45: Il bushels good at
Sl4fi I6 bushels damp ut $L4l--total, So bushels.
& RE-ExHIBITED.
WnSat-White, 20 bushels.
CUrn.-Whi.e, 224 bushels. Mixed, 14s bushels. G
~ COMPARISON OF PRICES.
Z Covn.-White, $l.05 to Sl.o6.
Odts.-Ncw, 523 to 5sc. - 2
FIour.-Country is quoted to-day: Superfne,
81. so; extra, TO $l2.e5 family, $3.50.
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Report Of the Richmond Tobacco Market.
L.. ------ WrnHrcnLY : mo1lsf & 1sAa


t7 WEDNESDAY, August 6, 1883.
Opened to-day, 24o hogsheads, 81 tierces, and 2
boxes sold by auction, ia4 packages; taken In, II
packages. Market active, with an upw2Id ten
dency for all grades. The following the quota
.-4. MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lasgs.-Sommon to medium dark working, %
0$s; good dark working, $lofI$le; sun-curnd
common, $s65$l2; sun-cured good $l34Sl4; COAL
cured common, Slo0$l5 coal-cured bright, &lsGQ
$25 coa-cured fancy, for smoking, S25Galo.
Leac-Common dark working, SsGo$lo; medium
dark working $ll9l$l2; good dark working. $l2.
@S4 fine and wrapping, $ls9l$ls; sun-cured, si3-
6IS3o yellow wrappers, common, $2ol$35; yellow
wrappers, medium to extra, $4oQ$lo0.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L.lgs.-Very common and heavy weights, $7R
80; medium, $o4$i0; good, $lo@si2.
Leqc--Engish shipping, $lsG$l7; Continental
shipping, SI30$17.
sTESNIrNG TOBACCO.
Leqc-Common, Ss0Sl2; good, $la@$l4; fine,
Sl50sl7.
iStems.-$s.so so@$5. Sc and S7.s- ..l s