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REEF CtTTLE-Thcrr w.a 10 rcry deciica changa
In Tie condition Of the market for isvf eat.e. Tie
qualify q the ocztnss w pot - Rod ss those Of ye.
anecd ~ ,hs Ishsst sfsr.i'. md .,tefstha Tho n
eesseEnea suIts = t.nstas:S:J q ny q ths rre
pleasant, md the Attrr8Anee wA1 fay aTessr oar
AID With y asonab5 active tneE!7 both fr,m Lcai
and Etstctu buyers. tAt aek and nj the htter
kyades werr tAkea Up .nast tAft nnonlnl from
the ea11 It fully ytfpId4fs r-1ccs. and ia Hst lev
tn+.ners At Tat.tan,ia! tavaaee Prices kce7 wcll np
In the Kass Aud .hrs<rs HAVING or the hrst time n
.eycr.l wcttA iair ms.s.s = work ur,n sssm es7er
het1 douale thc na2r7 r k,od sl4r1ink GRADES IL he
How .enk II, t;.:e II 1ss sa.ss, Y.n eoa:lnae,
and Of The r;Eht Glars ttock. why
p,7snt r'ees may ~ 70 .:sta!ued but q hoaa The
tcrtari. has bern tae for -e.,L weeks p.s:-
rr!c.r utt again takr ttr hack t-ak" The rrcctpts
lodi. werr hcAd ana the rsrs lie hc> =. ree,
.HneInk II e1uxl7s for inferior r47r,pon: fAobA
k2stor common to ROOD hntshcs e,ius s%na IS TOT
cctEnn to Eot,d rtoekCrr; SaIosd5 frr medium to
iIr, sh!rttrs sxerc. and At ta,aas;:a fer god TO
etoIer .tcc.., shpged from, I~x?k:an 1liacts ~ ;,
This pale Effected hnwe fully sc A.nv~ th<
market. and /. NM. of eo,e fair quotation AL s1t
mid. br follow fnx Effe tho
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niuAtrH.


DEowSEn-A seaman fell overheard FINN the
atsncner Northern Belle oa Erie. at shc 1oh
tilt. while II wtfk Hpou the teAsSsas. I'D was
drowned. He w.a not sern After to1ehts tae wafer.
Dtees.ea tlpred At 6<ndasky aad was s:raaEr ali
The fs!.ow!rs kens arc fEcss the nct7cs r1.,e ot
Wt3nerday: Eaptao Hunt II tia rr~,x..cr P1ilzdl-
rh2 hiek psase,l down Js.ss9day cpots that hel
about tishtecn nDes abcsr fres7:.e LIE Ish: h. dis
covered r tcpEA os snrs suk-a trsAti onIy a Au
Iprttcn vAble above the snrts Of the wAsrr. Mari
nts: will d. "su to remember thr Laty ~ X lies d.
rtety the e,Ist Il skca:ucTs bound to fEp The
StrLls -
7s heel of The r.rreltcr Prairie St1.e beeanp lo tc
ohSus her IA e. trta CAst's dry dock hhr fersItrd
anh c!rA1rd for Usscnselrzh b last hight =
Tbs steamer Ee1thwest. bound up. Monday might,
vhen'H La fnt.t hFnks t'<o rods ho!dias down tho
eetrt rn ahr .lklo< beam. dclanipS her about two
fouts. Sew rods Of Like supcsIer iron wefn put IN
5t1srsGAJ.
Nixon n1aA1IEh-The schooner E7es+eront, toa,lel
Hh Dass 1slAna tAnd stone. srfung bad leak du.tnE
c paRsaxt dow ffot Lake Supc1LF, AL by the time
laiiorr. slssIlnk Aic baskst 1t was .Iy
e ttc 1aufs cEsEJ hoHE IN et,ttr keep her
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IL i.se ca.7s
Pr1nr Dctrts-iTss:..r II fAttc.t. n1ely fora.
I'd st.v-. a,r,.srE 1.l.o 10 I.so s....... 50 A 10
is1 Loo 10 i:n = $50 as:
Medium C1.es- Medium rtcrrp aud rod cr.<H.
49,. to3as.s
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IEfsriu1- L1sht aad thiu and etrrrg 2.4pattG
p saw Otttr
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
REDUCED RATES

Londsp snd Esw York Steamship Line.
stean,e!s fn1ukhsI 70 L. udo1 direct. t-pna rr: n
HOtth hlrc7. Nsw York. PAhsaxs = 80. Ssp aud
elal etltTrnEJ. 3D.. .....
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F,p r~s..se T. u1Mlntsh Trrnra liarf,t Fnn..
Ant~r:p nd ~ v.4o, .t sh..!-tt eusr.neJ f.ts*
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UElSt.arbon in brttrt request, Md VA tifrnly
hca 4 Es@He. Linset* VA. Mo Little ,aoIr .etrc.
fair d.snand. and eteAty II Mnchanrcd priees.
osher .11pl'1: ss+l quiet " 9S,e: 'ss' 1.s,p
t,cet {! te1i.'o: 1.f1 u, c1srs, :, winter:
III si14 "a: Lank oil, sl1; strA!tt, Al,1t: lAres.
inKlW. ~. ~ dos: su1peutlnt, Sd a3c ,rTn OIL
TOULTRr-Shrr q eonts ehitktus u AIS; sdo
NJ Abo; do It etp: Il no'N tAlf sized FrhxAt S1c3:
eors lAtkr do II f3l: coup mixed 1t II ~; eo5p
tatkers IT ahe ...'.
GAME-SzIcs al 10 dnE tEcsprl pEfcons II al % dog
prairie chick rms Il ~ - ~ w: dn4 au.t II etW
rOTAFnES-sAles ol 10 bris ii *l-.a; LOO uu a. +sA
lie. 70 10 Al snc-
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nt.fpnlty uncl.anRrd: Pat14- Ii sc; ca-tEa. log
tOt.r: African. h49'nf.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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t;rs,in1t-s ntsAIn ..tahEe l.~,tirl T.. trns trpt
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ovu Z u jsHF.' pItr++t tfu1 nItrath l.
trrrJfa "a rrp.tirt tr- thnro:t1 nrtssa ct
ttp< st srntnl rj"t1tl,s. na"t t~ u
= rt1,A et t.r#, Than twenty p ts+rt ami Het r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20

THE PRoHIBIToRY MOVEMENT IN Mas
sACHUsETTs.-BOston, August 1.-THE
State Temperance Convention, called by
the prohibitionists under the auspices Of
the Temperance Alliance, met in the temple
this forenoon, the number in attendance
being about 800. The Committee on Per-
manent Organization reported the name Of
Hon. P. Emery Aldrich, of Worcester, for
president, with the usual number of vice
presidents and secretaries. Upon taking
the chair, Mr.. Aldrieh delivered an address,
in which he defended the principles Of pro-
hibition, and urged the friends of tempe
rance to be united in sustaining it. Other
gentlemen also delivered addresses in favor
of prohibition and sustaining the law.
A motion to appoint delegates to the
Chicago National. Convention, after con-
siderable discussion, wac adopted. The
committee on address and resolutions made
a report. The address is q brief summing
up of the arguments in favor of prohibit
ton; urges the people to elect prohibition
representatives to the Legislature, and de-
clares that whichever party will adopt the
principle of prohibition wi II win such sue
cess as never before was given. The reso-
lutions favor sustaining the prohibitory law
on account of the beneficent results thus
far derived from it, call on the political
parties of the Commonwealth to insert in
their platforms an approval of prohibition
as a princll pie IF right in itself, and of the
highest benefit to the people, ard declare
that the party that for nearly twenty years
has controlled the administration of the
State is especially bound to recognize these
principles if it would continue to direct the
councils of State. After some discussion,
the address and resolutions were adopted.
Adjourned sine die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Republican Divisions---Tesf-Gash I'm
Cabinet, I'm the Army and Navy
General Grant and the Conserya-
tivcs---ssissiSSippiS Safe. &c.
TCSVUHUVhCC III INC RICHMOND Dispatch.
" ASH1NGTnN Annlst Is 1850

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1869.
The Radical house is dividing against
itself rapidly, and only needs the assem-
bling Of Congress to show to the whole
country how thoroughly the seeds Of disin-
tcrration have already been sown. Just
at present there are no chances for the de-
vciopmcnt of any of these party dissensions.
but they are bound to come in time. The
ultra Radicals arc hard-livcd set, and do
NOT intend to die without desperate strur-
gle; hut from the intimationS let out by
politicians who have served in their ranks
for years past, it is not difficult to see that
the party is Mt war among themselves The
main points upon which tho split would oc-
cur were telegraphed recently to the Dis
patch. and need not he repeated here. II
Is only proper to assert that every day does
It's part towards Fastening the end of the
proscriptionists, and, rs Judge Dent quotes
in his letter to Mr.. Boutwell,, the Glitter
cnders."
Opinions have been very definitely form
cd concerning the status of the Cabinet on
the test -oath question. and it seems gene
rally agreed that certainly Mcssrs. Rawlins
and Fish are against it, and probably Mr..
Robson. Secretary Cox, some folks say
Will be with the strongest side. Grant
agrees with his trusted and confidential
friend, Rawlins. This much to show the
feeling in the Cabinet on the tcst-oath
The most prominent officers of the army
and navy, including nearly ALL the officers
Of the army OF prominence, and almost the
entire navy; including Farragut and For
ter, are decidedly opposed to further pro-
scription.
The independent course of Judge Dent
excites the admiration Of all Conservatives
and equally the apprehensions of the bit
ter-cnders." There is no doubt whatever
in the minds Of thinking and wcll-informcd
people Of the result. Before the elections
in Mississippi and Texas the President will
be heart and hand with the Conservative
Republicans, or the Republican party will
be in fragments. Recent advices from
Mississippi show that apprehended falter-
ing on the part Of the Conservatives are
groundless. They will nominate Dent, and
make straight fight against the extremists,
and will beat them, whether they fight them
singlc-handed or in combination.
number of letters have been received
here IRON ,nt West itd'cat'rg surely the
strong sympathy which exists in that Sec
ton for the Conservative movement which
has commenced its successes in the South.
These letters also assert that very little
doubt exists Of the success Of the Demo
cratic party in the fall elections North.
Business here continues very stagnant
Very little is doing in any quarter, and the
trades generally rest in the hope of n bril-
liant fall and winter season. TIMoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
Domestic Marke.s-[By TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, August la.-Noon.-Stocks steady.
Money. 667 per cent. Sterling-Long, 1904 short,
llOs Gold, i33t. 5-oo's, go, l22: Tennessee Gs.
ex-coupons, sii new, sli Virginia s's, ex-c2a.
pons, 8; new' cot. North Carolina 's' olo' 's
Flour 5@lOc. lower. Wheat unchanged. Corn
lc, better. Mess pork, S33.05. Lard dull C0tton
nrlner; uplands, 34tc. Turpentinc, age. Freights
dull.
Eueninq.-Cotton fully &c. better; sales $500
bales at aa5c. Flour dull; supernne State s5.eof3
1915; common to fair southern extra, 80. 7sQIS72o.
Wheat favors buyers; red western, $l.sl9Sl 30;
Illinois, S1.s5 Corn opened very scarce ana
shade better. but closed dull mixed WESTERN a. 20
Csc. Pork duh and heavy. Lard dun Kettle, 2ot
m2O5c, WhIskey firner and active ut 1.l7tGSl.H.
Rice in fair request. Molasses quiet and firm.
Naval stores quiet. Frelghts firm.
Money closed easy at 6@Q1 per cent. Sterling dull
at 1924. Gold closed weak at 1891 Stocks active and
irregular. Governments closed weak s-2os, '62.
1921. Southern securities steady.
BALTIMORE. August l9.-Cotton very firm at
s4c. Flour In light demand Howard street super
fine s.e5NS7 Wheat steady. Corn firm !; white
SLA; yellow 81 10. Oats, 5iGl5sc. Rye. 81. loe3
$l.l5 Pork, 1884. Shoulders, l6t@isic. Whiskey
virginia s's, old, les bid, AZ. asked; lscTs, s'i
asked.
CINCINNATI, August l9..-Corn scarce at sShsec.
firm and quiet; pork, $3.50; shoulders, lsc. (;
sides, 1sc. lard, zoe.
LOUISVILLE, August l9.-Provisions and Wills
key firm and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, August 19.-Whlskey, Sl.15. Pork
held ut 20c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 1s.-Cotton nominal
Sugar and molasscs dull and unchanged. Gold,
1874. New York sight, premium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20

THE PEACH TRADE AT PHILADELPHIA
PA.-Ovcr forty thousand baskets of this
luscious fruit arrived in Philadelphia on
Tuesday morning, and were readily dis
posed of. Of that amount, 5000 arrived
on the W. Whillden, 5000 on the Josephine
Thompson, 5000 on the II. 4. Adams, 1000
on the Benjamin Meinder, SOTO on the
Roanoke, $500 on Lore's barge, 5000 on
the brig Walker and barge from Bohemia,
Md, 1883 on three barges from Appoquin-
nimmick creek, Del, and 5000 on the c:
n. Price and others ola Chesapeake and
Delaware canal. Sassafras furnished l6, 800
baskets, Round Top 5000, and Whorton
creek, Md, l,6OO. The peaches were gene
rally too ripe for New York purchasers,
who bought sparingly. Early Crawfords
brought readily two dollars per basket,
while the ordinary quality ran from forty
to sixty cents.-Philadelphia Telegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
Norfolk Markets.

AUGUST ls.-Sales 300 bushels lnew Oats at SIC.
900 bushels new Wheat at SL5o0$l go 267 barrels
Flour at 81 5O6lSs.5o. $4,000 Finch bunch Shin
giles at Ss9lS5. Is, 900 Stayes-pipes, $soio white
oak hogshcad S5s9lS25; red oak hogshead $5s0lSa5
Ootts-New weight, 5sc. for seed, Toe.
Ontons.-Sl.5o a barrel.
PeaRuts.-Fancy, $3.50; prime, S3,2oGT2.23 !;
ordinary, $500 inferior, 81.
RoStR.-CommoD, Sl.s0; No. l, s2.5e@S3; No. 2,
S2@S9.lo.
SaeeS.-Red oak hogshead, sas culls, s2s White
oak hogshcad (wantedl, SIS culls do, Se5. White
oak, SIS; cns, s25 White oak pipe, $50 culs, sie
ShimgleS.-?-feet No. heart, Slt; 2-ieet NO. |
sap, $3.50 common shingles, St@:7 Finch No.
l heart, ss@1Slo; l2-.nch No. lsap, saGSs.
Idr-Large barrels, y. so smatl barrels. o..
Tmpentine.-Spirits, Ale. "a gallon.
Whedf.-Choice white, Sl.fU; fair 20 prime, 81 10
ISl.60; common, Sl.206pSl.4o. Choice red, $t.6o
air TO prime, sl.4slDsI.55 common, sl2oGgSl.se 30.
W0o{.-unwashed, 2S@S3ic. washed, .42Gisc.
BseSlodf .--iG02i2c.
Heg.-FamilT s2s; extra mess, $50; mess, s24
prime, S?a.
Bdc1a.-Clear rib 2o@2Osc. shoulders l7ell7sce
Cincinnati sugar-cured hams, ?4c. ) Baltimor
hams e2Q2ic. rib sides, laa4soc.; breasts, ?ic.
round, Virginia, 2Nc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
TlELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-The revenue
receipts to-day were s495,O00.
Wizard, the ordnance contractor, sues be-
fore the Court of Claims for 100000 on
unfulflled Government contracts.
The custom receipts from the 7th to the
18th instant, inclusive, were 9 trife over
"a, 100000.
The Treasury Department has advices of
extensive matchmaking operations by bo-
gus deputy marshals and revenue detec-
tives.
A committee of the New York Stock Ex-
change have applied without avail to Com
missioner Dclano to REOPEN his decision
chasing them as bankers. 1t is estimated
that this new tax will aggregate 100000
per week.
Eleven millions in 10-40's have been sub
stituted for other nationa! bank securities
since the order permitting the substitution
went into effect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20

FEARFUL DEATH BY L1GnTNING.-A ter
rible calamity occurred in the town Of
Caldwell, N. j., on Sunday evening last,
the particulars of which arc given by the
New York Times rs follows:
ga young man named Stephen Pierce
was walking home from the Methodist
Episcopal church, in company with young
lady, when they were overtaken by VIC
lent storm, which was preceded and accom-
panied by thunder and lightning. The en-
tire village was suddenly illuminated with
an intense light, and Pierce and his compa-
Mon fell to the ground. The lady was
stunned, but she soon recovered and
screamed for help. When help arrived no.
thing was found of the young man who had
accompanied her but mangled remains.
His boots were stripped from his feet, his
limbs were severed and lacerated, and the
features were not recognizable by those
who had known him in life. The unfortu-
nate young man is said to be the third of
his family who have lost their lives by the
same cause.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20

A Den OF CUT-THRoATs IN Missouri
During the past few months some eight or
ten persons have disappeared from Ironton,
Missouri, in such manner as to leave no
doubt of their having been foully dealt
with, though no clue could be gained by
which suspicion could be fastened on any
particular party. A few days since, how
ever, the body of man was found in the
brush q short distance from town, partially
interred-the villains having been fright
ened away before they had completed their
work. The body was exhumed and On in
quest held, which led to the arrest of seve-
raj persons a; and, upon examination, it was
found that on organized band of cut-throats
have long made Ironton their headquarters
and such was the thirst for blood of some
that they killed without provocation or the
hope of plumber, which seems to have been
their object in most cases. After the in
vestigation, writs were issued for the ap-
prehension of other parties, but the sheriff
and his posse were met by an organized re-
sistance, and after desperate fight were
forced to retire with the loss of two men
killed and several wounded. An armed
force from Jefferson City has probably
reached there. -Bloomfeld argus. @l -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
General Lee and the Identification
of Gettysburg.

PHILADELPHIA, August ia recent
interview with General Lee regarding the
proposed meeting of the generals of both
armies at Gettysburg next week to identity
the battlefield, leads to the belief that
General Lee will eventually attend-not
that he wholly approves of the measure,
but regarding the meeting as foregone
conclusion, he thinks his presence due to
the men he commanded, as the meeting
will be historical, and because he desires
to avoid the misconstruction which Vote
be placed on his refusal by the enemies of
reconstruction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
The Pressure in the San Francisco
Money Market Charges against Sc.
cretury ROutwelf.

SAN Francisco, August 19.-Vice-Pre-
sident Colfax, Senator Stewart, and others,
have appealed to Secretary Boutwell, to al
low drafts on the Sub-Treasurer at New
York, to relieve the money stringcncy here.
The appeal remains unanswered. 1t has
transpired that Secretary Boutwell, per-
mitted one firm here to draw funds from
the Sub-Treasury here, thus taking advan-
tage Of the public necessity. His action is
denounced by the press and viewed with
Indignation by the community.
Four ships cleared yesterday for Liver
pool, with 1872, 900 sacks of wheat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20

SUDDEN DEATH OF PROFESSOR CLEvE-
LAND.-Philadclphia, August lS.-Profes-
sor Charles Dexter Cleveland died suddenly
this morning, in this city. In 1880 he was
elected professor of Latin and Greek in the
college at Carlisle, Pa, and in 1882 he was
elected professor Of the Latin language and
literature in the University of the city OF
New York. During the administration OF
President Lincoln he acted as consul at
Cardiff, Wales. The deceased was well
known in the literary world as the author
of many classical works and textbooks Of
lasting value.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20

convention they would withdraw, or II she
was granted her exeat they would remain.
/ The question was taken, after a discus
sion, on granting the members of the Typo
graphical Union leave to retire and have re-
funded to them the moneys they had paid,
and was decided in the negative by large
majority. a
Mr.. Coggswell of Illinois, moved to re-
consider the vote admitting Miss Anthony
as delegate.
After considerable parliamentary skir-
mshing, the motion was agreed to by ~
to %. .s...,t -..
Mr. Daily, of Ohio, then moved that
the credentials of Miss Anthony be not
received which was finally adopted-yeas,
60; nays, Is.
The result was to expel Miss Anthony as
a delegate at which there was much in
dignation among her friends.
After some further business, the meeting
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
SPANISH ACCOUNTS.

HAVANA, August l9.-Three hundred
rebels from Cienfuegos were attacked near
Sagua la Grande and dispersed. Ten we're
killed. A detachment guarding provision
train along the south coast were attacked
by the Spanish troops, and repulsed them,
but the Spaniards being reinforced, at
tackled the insurgents, and succeeded in
reaching Cinco Villas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
The EIaytien Privateer.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-The steamer
TELEGRAPH (the alleged Haytien privateer),
which the United States steamer Seminole
was sent in search of, has been sold on ac-
count of the crew, but was afterwards con-
demned rs prize by the British authori-
ties at Tortolar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
Cuban News-Reported Rebel Success.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-Further adj
vices from Cuba to the 9th instant state that
in an engagement near Remedies the Gu
bans defeated Spanish force proceeding
to Nuevitas to reinforce Lesca. Jordon's
force had repulsed the Spaniards near Tri-
nidad one hundred and fifty Spaniards
deserted to him and took part in the fight.
A Cuban convoy was captured near Sagua
La Grande and another near Puerto Prin-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
1xnehburw Markets.

AUGUST Is.--Corn, wheat, -four and bacon, ac-
tive at advance noted. Receipts of -four barely
suflieient TO meet the consumptiye wants OF the
Bacon.-Hog Round, ~ d.. 2o@92lc.
Beef-SIaughtcred, "a b., 4917c.
Buftsr.-Nos. /, 2, aud ,, q b., soGBasGsoc'
Beesuar.-T' b.. 3ac. 49,
C6rn.~White, p bushel OF Gfty-six Bs., GLIB
MsLls; yellow and mixed, q bHshel Of hfty-si1
Es., $l.l5. gn
Eg0s.-Fresb, 1adozen, l261l3c.
Ff5nr..-superfne. q barrel, s7.5o@ss; extra IS
@s Fsathers. Live geese. ~ D., ssm7oc.
Flnrseed-Ta bushel OF So Ms, s2fi $40.
Oals.-ja bnshei of % bs.. so8s5c.
Pork.-Frcsh hogs, q D.. 12Gl3c.; salted, 1sc.
RYe-T3 bushel of SO hs., slGsI. 10.
Wheal.-White, @ bushel Of 90 hs., s1.s7G|sl.ss;
W6oi,wW ashed, q n, 4c@ssc. unwashed, 80
y Vhiskey.-Rectifed, q gallon, sl.aOGSl. 40; pure
Virginia mountain rye, $26S3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
gOutrsges of the Biackfeet indians.

HELENA, MONTANA, August l9'-The
Blackfeet Indians are running OH stock.
They killed Malcomb Cork and badly
wounded his son about twenty miles from
here. They threaten to raid Gallatin Val
ley. There is great excitement among the
settlers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND. Va.

AUGUST l9.-Markct active ut our quotations.
Lugy.-Shipping. green or mnripc, common 10
medium, $7.5GCl$s shipping, ripe, in good or
der, So. 506LTIO: working, common To medium, $40
lDSlo. 80: working good, $lO5OM FIJI: bright smoking
or working, common to medium, $ll0TlG; bright
smoking working, good TO fine, Sl6MT2'
frosted Tugs. SGGGS7. ~
LeaE-Shpping, short dark, in good order, SloM
$ll.5O shipping, short dark. in soft order 81 Od
$780, shipping, in good order long dark, rich ana
dark, rich and waxy, Sio1SlI. 80 English shipping
leaf, sil@Sl5 stenlmng. short and long 100 q
bright wrappers fine to extra. SI5Gl$S5,: medium
sun-cured, fli@il6; fine sun-cured, Sl5etS25 ;
frosted leaf, SSlLSl0.
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pETERSRIRC. VA.

AUGUST 1S.-Ofcrings Of Tobacco larger than
for some days: market without material change
If any difference, the low grades were something
weaker, while good lillers for manufacturing were
rather better. Poor to common lugs $7.5OGDfo.5O
80 5o65$lo. Short working leaf 8S6l$9.5O: Incdium
to fair, sio.5o@$l1 so; and good, fl29$u No fine
coal or sun-curcd offering, though both are much
sl2 so for medium TO right good, Sl3@$lt for good.
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| corn.-white. sI.o7; yellow, 81; mixed, e1.M.
| C0ttoE.-Midding, 32sc.: low middling, ,alsc. !,
good ordinary aesc.; ordinary. 2sc. cotton yarn,
| d2Gll5c-
| Chestn,tts-Ta bushcl, saNs2.so.
| EggS.--13aD15c.
| Finrseed.-s2. 29fIS2 as.
| FIour.-Famly, s90Isl1.75; extra. se7s8so.soii
Stanton super, s7.soeIs1 IS staunton extra, @2s
$50 superfpe, se.25G1s7; fine. Ss$s.5o; rye, ".
Gfnsea1.-Ti d., ssfiG6c.