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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15
ST. LOUIS. MO.

AUGUST l0.-The transactions Ut lie Call Board
WLen:-No. red, for c:lsh 81 Al bld-aone Offer
ed. August, cars offered at $40; si;a6 bi. Sep
temcr, 10 ears offered =; il3s; $3.50 bid. For the
wear g 40 bid: none offered. No. for September,
cars offered sl9G sI.l5 bid. For the year, Scars
offered at t1lf: sll2 bid NO. 4for casli. 81 10 bid:
81 bid.
Corn.-NIixed, for cash, II cars In East Elevator
sold Al 3'c.; In Advance sold at 3stc. August
5000 bushels sold at asc. september $500 bushels
offered at 39tc 39c bid October, 5000 bushels Offer
ed at Ilc.: 4uc. bid. Yellow mixed. FOR ctsh 5000
bushels Offered At 42sc; 1875 bid Rejected offered
.Fy0ur-Demand steady and market firm for me-
dunn fall brands from *5.'0@seao, but Tor other
grades there Is little inquiry and PRICES are weak,
Sales so barrels spring at $50 liz barrels low
grade a! -. 4u barrels low grade at s3l2a
S. Is at S72S loo at s7.75. Is old at 1915, 1870 bar
| rcls from store on orders from s5.5o@Ss.l5.
| 7ob;icco.--Narket steady; sales, 20 hogSl'eads
.9fG@SsSO. at Sio at $40, ut sI5o. at $40. ut
S925, al $50 So at q! so. ut ;o5, and boxes AT
rejected on 10 hogshcaGs al s5sOGts li.
I'VE quote Inferior and light weight hugs. MO
:525; factory do. s55g@ 70 planters, do: sji;;S5g
shipping leaf. s 5000: good d0 S9?5e Sl0 tacto-
ry-dred shipping leaf, 9s.5o6islo.'o; nj dium man
uiacturng leaf Ss7j@slO; good DO, sllgsl4:
s?0GiSso: i!nc TO-, $3.50 So.
Co,ion Market quiet and unchanged. We quote
mtdliug nominal ut she. low miidiiDg, l7tc.: or
bnlcs low grade ut loic.
! Hcmp,--We note Il light demand, With scarcely
any stock. Prices range noninai!y ~ follows: ln-
| fcrior and common undrcsscd hemp at Si5GfS S5:
fair and prime 90 sS9Gs75; strictly prime, ana
choice do, Sso(dSI05; drss cd. Sl:0Gi$l55; shorts,
| SSOGiSllO; hacked tow, $ig&l50o 4 ton.
| Billing &nf.-Bagging IS Ill demand and hrm:
| 2-ponnu. I45c.; 2A-iound, I5c. 2t-ponnf. l5sc.
| Hemp twine, la@lIc. Irou cotton ties. sigesc >.
| Le,id.-Thc markc, continues dull az 81 FOR soft
| Sale $50 pigs Mine IaMotte at 1915. ,a
| .-s HORSE AND MULE MARKET. 4 e.....
Trade In the horse and mule department fails 10
present any new or important features There con-
tlnues fair and pretty steady demand, but TO very
active movement has taken place Oranticpated for
some little time to come In this department or trade
| We give the following rs being the general range
l of prices paid for horses and mules: Good driving
horses, $loi@slT5 extra driving horses, s2!5 conf
mon TO fair, sgOdirl25 heavy draft-lor,eS, sl2oh
1885, extra heavy drnlt-horses, $50: ping horses
i 54OG0S75; extra pug horses. sos gooieaYy mules
fl20GlSID0 good heavy mules extra, s2:i lS: TO le
HANDS high, Sl2gMrl l55 10 IL ands high extra
$3.50; L.! TO Is hands high, y BoeHTl:0: iss 10 IL
hands high, extra, Sle5; la3 10 Ii hands high, $40
| H,Sa0.
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PETERSBURG. VA,

. August I3.-CDttDa.-The market il dnl. and
lower, "Gh but little doing. Spinncrs are the only
buyers III present, and the common grades are ne
elected as shippers are not in he market. Sales OF
80 bales Oh a basis OF lie. for prime. We quote
Sandy lois, s0,l2c ordinary. l2afl3lc.: good ordi-
nary lsMG!c.: low mildlings. itGl73c.; middliDgs,
lie. Futures ut Eew ork are: Is ID. &C. for tu-
gust: II l3-6c. for September; lie. for CItober
I7lc tor November: l7sc. for December, the mar
kct closing steady at these figures.
IobdccO-rhc market was again active to-day,
with large sales ana iill attendance OF buyers on
Change. The dark grades Of Tobacco are taken
freely both for consumption and shipment AT fall
quotations. Fine bright is not plenty. and when
offered sells high. Wcqaotc: Lngs stGbS3 working
hugs, S6.5o4IS7.50; shipping leaf, common 10 very
good, so9f5l3; fine, 3l3. 5o@Sli5o; fllereaf, ronl-
mon 10 good, :3.5OnSl0: very good, 5l05vfRsll.5
dark strong waXy leaf ikushy fred, suitable f'.r
black work. 80. 5v0tSlI for common 10 line coal
cured Wrappers. $5GSGO; nonds :ript eaf, Ss 50;i
I'll. Mouidy, warm, and fupkcd topacco Is selling
very low. 80 ~ 49, I. g. .'..
GRAIN.- IPhcGt.-The market is more octire. with
better feeling for fine grades of white and slight
Improvement in prices. We quote fiji Io Sl.Ts
for prime white. and Sl.B5 To Sl673 for prime red
Planters cannot be too careful ~ see tina. .bC wheat
is perfectly dry before shipping.
0rR.-Wh!tc scarce and worth s5(Gsac.; yellow
aud mixed, lac.
Rvs-In demand at $50. ~" .s.s..-.-
Odts.-Actve at I3hG55c., Wholesale lots.-APDchL
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Tar DROuGuT-CoEN AND TOBACCO CROPS
RrINED.-NO matter how Scas0nable the
weather may De from this time forward, our
information is that the corn crop in this re-
zion affected by the drought is a failure, and
the tobacco crop is but little if any better.
The dry weather still continues, or at least
the icw partial rains which have recently
fallen in certain neghborhoodS in Pittsylva.
nia, Franklin, Henry, CaSwcll. Rockingham,
&c, have served 10 benefit the growing crops
but little. In portions of Caswell county,
We are told, the farmers are cutting down
their corn, having despaired of it, making
any grain, and will save the blades as fodder.
To add to The misfortune Of the dry weather,
We hear that the chinch-bug is intesting the
corn. doing much damage in some sections.
The region Of country covered by this
drought embraces the fine tobacco-growing
section of Virginia and North Carolina. 4
failure Of the crop within the territory
named will very seriously affect the tobacco
trade in all the markets of the country the
next season.
OF course, a. is always the case in
drought. there are some fields of good corn
Oh river or bottom laud$, even where that
on the surrounding highlands is withcrcd.
UumtiUe Register.
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Withers, and Daniel. Virginia. in her
proudest days never presented an ADLER or
more worthy ticket for the suffrages of her
people than the one now before us. Headed
by General Kemper, gentleman alike dis
tinguished in peace and war-a man whose
very presence and name is calculated to
arouse every patriotic and enthusiastic emo
tion-supported by that gallant and chival-
rous son Of Virginia, Colonel r.. E. Withers,
who, having been defeated in friendly con-
test by bis friend General kemper, obeyed
the call Of duty, aud casting aside all I'M
worthy pride, accepted the position assigned
to him by the unanimous desire of q grateful
and appreciative people and strengthened
by the hero Of 1869, Raleigh T. Daniel, an
accomplished gentleman and able stumper,
and distinguished lawyer.
Virginia may we'll be proud of the men to
whom has been entrusted her honor and good
nans. Neither will ever suffer in the hands
Of Kemper, Withers, or Daniel. The Radi-
calls had hoped that some breach would oc-
cur in our ranks by reason of the strong and
earnest rivalry of the friends Of the gentle.
men most prominent for the nomination of
Governor But their hopes have been
crushed by the unanimity with which the
Convention has acted. The only rivalry
exhibited was who could be the most gene
rous and magnanimous. ,.a.
1t would be an insult to our ticket to COM
pare it with the one nominated by the vul-
lures assembled in Lynchburg. Suffice it to
say it is one that each and every true Virgi-
MAN will heartily and cordially support
and when the ides of November come we
will see the gallant Kemper with his foot
upon the neck Of RadicaIism, and embla-
zoned upon his siiiefd in characters of
living 1ight'will be Virginia's motto-'' SIC
tSen1Der T1rdnnis.D I;3 s4r.
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1ttc. q, 1B}M1lc.: refined yellow. 9t@I0ds.; cIit
LOAF. l5ic.: Porto Rtso: si9lotc.; Demerara, los@
Som. Common. 56lsc.: bes. washing I101fsc.;
toilet, lsl20c.. and fancy prices; country, Aagsc
Teas: Black, esc.@s1.2s-tlie last prime article;
imperial, Sl.lQQSleo; gunpowder' SiQSi'@.
Hides, Leather, &c.
Hides: Green, Nc: dry salted, 1tsQlssc.; dry
dnt, 1s3D20c. vet saited ll9I@1cs wet Sditcu ciii
skins. SL859ISl.7o.
Leather Sole leather, oak, as9tSc; sole leather
hemlock. 20ip32c- country upper. 3s4s0c. a1S Dn-
can ; lsh sss 81 'oV s,iy k hnsh, ssc
sI;2sasl.So: hemiocE, siasi.as: rough skiitins,
Iron. Steel, Nails, &c.
Iron: English and American refined. 1t gaze. v
D.: English and American sheet, 6iefsac.; swedes,
shoe. s7@$z.2s - 100 ts.; Burdens muIesh0e. S3
%. ~ loo fts.
Steel: MAYORS cast steel, 2l@2ec. q, a.: English
blistered, 1stc. n D.; American blistered, l21c
u D..
Nails In store. ss..5ass 50 for srsndard-,hs, Is,
teI,-peuny: other sizes extra.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, SIC; retail, sac.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best BRANDS, pints, S2.2s y dozen
>Recfifed Whtskeys: Common. sl9sl.2o; full
proof, 81 2o1Sl.2s.
Rye Whiskeys: Medium, sl.sogss: pure old. 8:
@s3.so and upwards
Brandies: Domestic, sl.2s6s2: fruit, sl.as3sl.so
apple, 81 .f54lS2, wholesale peach, -.
Gin: Domestic, sl.25G$2.
Ram: New England, $l.i0GSlso; Jamaica and
Santa Cruz, $4G$S. .s.g
Lumber. Slaves. Sc.
Lumber: White oak, s2pGs.s a l,o0a; Western
Virginia poplar, slsIS25 III l,ou0: white pine, $3.50
$50 o. 1000 Fellow pine boards sl3ISf7: tois;, Slt
aS2u, according TO engths- ShblgleS-Pine, $3.50
IS cypress, s7.5o9Sla5o p 1000. Eaths-Spli', sl5e
sa wed, ~. IS = LOCO. 49, esF.G ~
Stares: Whskey- barrel timber, green, $l5@*ls &
1900; seasoned, s2p@$s5 ~ LOCO. kiour-iarrel tim
her, 874SS q Loco. Hoop poles, S96Sl0: hogs.
head hoops. Sa0G0s5O q 1000: whiskey-barrel. hick
ory hoop sl2 .5o@Sl5 q 1000; red oak, Tor moasse'
barrels. Sls&lsZD. ...,....-..g., -.
Rpas: Mixed cotton, &c; white, s;@sc.; wool
hope: Manila. best esqsesc.; sis4l, asc. q b.
~ ~ 5a""i~ Niill.Feed. = ~ s'Sst''' =
I iBrj,cnstug: CSC. U hushcl.
Corn BrGn lsc. u bushcl.
| iMipstut: 55c. u bushel. ..,-..,......
Shorts: zoe. q bushcl.
|. Wheat Bran: lse. p bushel. ~,
'~'f"... Powder. Shot. sc. rid
Fuse. TOYS MINING, 4Oc. 3Sl.95 ~ 100 fect-
| Ponder 1915 by the hce Scgs-lrss than hv'
kegs. 1925: blasting, 'siTSt.5o.
'SE0t: Northern. E2.75ak3 VI bag OF 70 M. ~ Il
|, GriRdstoneS: 2412ac. II n. ,....s .-- ....
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AIR-LISE TO New UKLEASS-CoNNEcTloNS
WITH New lOEK-Gencral Horace Porter
and George VI. Pullman were in the city
Yesterday on business connected with the
contemplated increased facilities for travel
between Washington and the South, and left
las evening.
The new airline between New York and
New Orleans will, when proposed arrange
mcnt> are completed under the auspices Of
HE Pennsylvania Railroad Company, add
much to the prosperity Of the national capt.
tai. This will be one of the great centres
OF travel, aud here, from all parts of the
country. visitors will he attracted, and many
Of them induced 10 become permanent resi-
dents hy the beauty and elegance of our city
and the hculthlulucss of its climate.
The entire road from New York to New
Orleans viii be equipped in the most supe-
rior style, insuring speed, comfort, and safe
y. Already it has been determined 10 put
on the line between New. York and this city
Tie t"o magnificent Pullman cars manutac-
tufcd for The Vienna exposition Wasitag-
iyH RcDuJHcuu.
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nF-EucsSSI0S or ALIEN aNDRIA.--A At meet
IT,. ua lc>llIy last By the Alexandria Com
INV" Council. a proposition to c>tabIiSha new
r,>,5ifal hyin- under consideration, Judge
Underwood laid he >hould. under ordinary
.r.Im>tuuc,> hc in favor Of the erection Of Il
i..ritqi bat there viii hca serious effort made
1y or rei.h!o2> in Washington to change
he existing status Ci this city and county.
The i.i.c thea related iii interview he had
M1i Mi.h Governor Cook and Chici-,IuSticc
Cartier, Of tie District o.! Columbia, from
which IT. had learned that they had deter
mined on the move. .ludg" Cartier had
pronounced the act Of rctrOccSSion Of 1916
Unconstitutional and void, and they would
mink" tc>t ci>c ~ getting some citizen OF
A.Ntndria 70 refuse to pay lis taxes, ana
Tile = til! for Ri Injunction against their
collection by the state Of Virginia.
They preferred that mode 10 pro-
r"rlin~ IN criminal case BY hn}ed$ corpus.
Jude Cartier did not hesitate TO say he
would grant the injunction. The Board OF
Public Works thought it necessary to have
both sides OF the river. a. the Board of Health
had concluded the swampS on the Virginia
>idr were the cause OF much Of the malarious
~ickucs> in Washington. The effort will pro-
NahIy be made in the fall. and we had better
wait lis result. Should ii fail the Judge said
lie would heartily favor the hospital. He
Also remarked that the change. if made,
would very seriously affect him, and necessi-
tate his resignation Of the jndgc>hip or re-
Iuoy.tl, ana slid he had looked at the Globe OF
The date of the act Of retroccSson, aid found
that CJionc Winter Payne, Of Fauquer,
then member Of Congress from South
Carolina. had opposed it Is unconstitutional,
and many Democratic statesmen, but no
Nhig>
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~,c, Conference Methodist Episco-
,, church south, Petersburg tfts-
rrnrrc. ponacnce OF the Richmond Dispntch.l

,,,, church South, Petersburg tsts-
trict. n,,,
PETERSBURG. VA, August 10.
NJ, Quarterly session Of the Methodist
,.,':',,,,aI conference Of this district com.
,,,nnccd this morning at Woods church. In
,.hr>,rrfc!d county, about seven miles from
',':.,';tv The attendance was large. and n
'.nn,;dcrahlc amount of business was trans
~ Th' meeting was opened at IL o'clock by
-i.,,;>,,s oycrciscs. conducted by Rev. ID. p.
VII nr,,idnc elder. and was organized
;,c.s hv the election Of Rev. Il. M.
r',,r>nn rs secretary and Captain +. NJ.
Wright Ms assistant.
Tn, following delegates were present:
I.or Petersburg: Rev. ID. I. Wills, T. +. !;
rr,s Il. y. Slcdd. Markct-Strcct church !;
!, Peterson. High-Strec: church George
n Wright, Randford and Wesley chapels !:
II rbrys. German mission. For Sussex:
r,.y, +, J.. Wilson. West Dinwiddie: Rev.
=, NcSparrin. Dinwiddic: Rev. y. j.
TNInr. Chesterfield: Revs. Richard Fer
.r,son and T. X. Digs. HickSford: Rev.
William L. Il. Kowzlc.
Inrai prcachcrs.-Rc John \. Jcflcr-
son. Thomas &. Stroud. James Bailey.
Ian Ir,cqd,:$.-For Petersburg: Market
street church, j. Z. Williamson, I. J. jar
~,,t F. VI. Wright Wa>hinston-Strect
rh,irrh. John W. Bradbury. Williams Y.
n,yi>; Wesley chapel. II. Bate; Bland
ford chapel. II. w. LicginS. FLIP
S,,s$.T Circrut-JAmeS 4. Rives, Z. Z.
Edwards.
nmnridifc Cirl-ut.-Thomas \. Bass, VIII
3.,a I. DOYLE. Benjamin Chappcli.
N,rt<fu~d CUcwt.--J. III. Cato, James +.
Powell.
C;.>l,rtj,M C.rcuu.-J. J. livery. William
J. Gill. J. y. SimonSop. ..'
caGif.}H end Clorer HN.-G. A. W. Tay-
lor. William II. Pace. ..... .....-..l:-
E,yiCHE George {. Collier. ~ I'll. (
Ipr<. binrtdli,c.-JoScrh w. Crowder.
prince. Georg".-R. j. PEBBLES, c. D.
Tu>hy. J. T. Lilly.
The opening sermon was delivered by
E.v. l.. y. >icda. who preached from the
..,i verse Of the % chapter Of the Acts.
The Conference then adjourned unit! the
AFTERNOON SESSION.
conference opened with religious exercises
conducted iy Rev John Bailey.
,n motion. Thursday morning at II
r'.'o,N was fixed n the time for election OF
N.l. ats 10 the Annual Conference, and for
,ln selection Of Il place OF meeting for the
r,Ni conference.
After tn" appointment Of various commit
-,.>. and the reading Of reports Of several
.'.luc,s,>. The Conference adioGrucd to meet
.n.,unrrnW morning at = O'Clock.
The Conference will remain in session
,a.iju- the remainder OF the week.
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RAILROAD Collision IN BALTIMoRE-O
Prison KILLED AND SEVERAL WOuNpED.-
Hahtn,or,, August 13.-About O'Clock this
evening two accommodation trains on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad colidcd ut
Town>rnd-Strect junction, in this city, badly
smashing both engines and several passenger
ears. George Allen, fireman, bad his leg
crushed. and died ii 9 O'Clock tonight. An
drew Burrcll, engineer, was severely in
.iurcd.
None Of the passengers were hurt. The
accident was caused by the train bound
uortE! running into the one going south, the
ia;,cE being behind time, and both trains
were going SLOW at the time. Ex-Governor
Bowie, prr>idrn: OF the road, WAS among
He passengers Oh the South-hound train.
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Two unsuccessful attempts at cable-|aying
have recently been made in Michigan, the
design being to extend the wires across the
Strait of Mackinaw, the entrance to Lake
Michigan, and thus to connect the upper and
lower peninsulas which form the State of
Michigan. In the first attempt the bottom
was found so uneven and rocky as to give
little hope of the durability Of the cable
when laid 1t was attempted second time
at different place, but the cable was too
short to span the strait. The cable eXpedl-
ton has subsequently returned to Detroit,
and larger cable is to be manufactured for
the third attempt.
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The Tic.set-Canon Springs.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
CAroS SPRINGS, August 18th, 1873.
What a glorious Convention, and how
splendid the results of its luborS! II the
white race in Virginia don't win on that
ticket they would almost deserve the mise
res of Radical domination.
An excellent companyat Capon, and daily
augmenting. ID.
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:, CONNIE
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
| Thursday, August il. -

OFFERINGS. XXX, ..5. .,,.n,
!WHEAT.-White, 4, 8s4 bushels. Red, 1854 bushels
.coRN.-WhIte. e24 bushels. Mixed. $40 bushels. r
iUATS.-932 bushels. ss't usr s''' #..".t i. Jss,a
TIMOTHY SEED.-20 bushels. -."s; -
SALES.
tWuEAT.-Whte, 3i2 bushels prime on private
terms; I22 bushels very good at slTj: co bushels
very good al S.73: ass bushels very good al $40;
500 bushels good 1T 81 C5; 81 bushels good at Sl.Gs
go bushels fair al Sls0; 80 bushels fair 1T - 90 ,
sos bushels common at :l.55: POS bushels common
1T Sl.50; IL bushels common ~ S1Io; 2J2 bushels
common at Sl.Ia; loo bushels common at S!.52 ; q
bushels common ut Sl.30-t0tal, 1926! bushels.
WIIEAT.-Rcd, 7l2 bushels very good on private
terms; 3gsbushcis very good ut S70 Is bushels very
good 1T Sl.86 322 bushels at 1885, Ito bshc prime
purpc-straw ut $40: 10 bushels ut SliO; 20 bush
els at 80 300 bushels common ut 81 80; 3H bushels
COMMON at Sl.35 rs bushels common ut SLi5: Sc
bushels common at Sl.:5: 70 bushels common at
81 .20-total. 235I bushels
CoRS.-Wbitc, e33 bushels on private terms. Mix
cd, 500 bushels Oh private terms.
0hTS.-2iI bushels very good new ut J2c. 80
bushels prime Rcw at 43c. 10 bushels very coed
new private terms; 50 bushels ut ilc.-;u,a, So
bushels
TIMOTHY SEED.-2O bushels on private terms
RE-ENEIBITED.
WHEAT.-Whitc, i2 bushels. Rcd, 3li bushels.
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OUR NoMISEEs.-[M Marion Pdtrfot.]-Ihe
Conservatives of Virginia met in Convention
at Richmond on last Wednesday. and after
a very harmonious session and free inter-
change of opinion the ticket we have placed
at the head of this column was nominated
with great enthusiasm.
We doubt if stronger ticket could have
been placed before the public. The names
of Keinper, Withers, and Daniel will awaken
such degree Of enthusiasm among the
honest yeomapry of Virginia us has not been
witnessed for these many years and the 4th
of November will tell tale to Dir. Robert
Hughes that will forever put an end to his
gubernatorial aspirations. VirSinia's magis-
teral chair has never yet been befouled by
Radical, and when we look at the names of
our acknowledgements in the next campaign,
we feel safe in the belief that we will he,
spared the inhicton Of Mr.. Hughes and his
pets upon us this fall.
We print elsewhere the platform Of prin-
cipes adopted at the Richmond Convention,
which we commend to our readers. Read
it and preserve it. Let every Conservative
be alive to bis duty, and resolve TO be true
to the old State in the coming election by
casting his vote for the three noble Virgil
mans, Kemper, Withers, and Daniel.
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ALMOST ANOTHER WAwASETT DlsAsTER.-
bo*ton, August l3.-The steamer Fayorite,
with an excursion party numbering one
hundred and fifty persons, took fire to-day,
III Boston harbor, which caused d considcra-
III" Ia"ic The fumes were cXtin9pi>hed
without materiH damage. The passengers
were taken Oil by Il schooner, which came
alongside. ~ !
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ALEXANDRIA.

AUGUST 10 The market for wheak isnnebanged !
bic, ;nl,, 81 Ia ieis 80 fs.., f,Ash
sales OF the ger at Sls3 for prime. ard or the lat
ter nt Si4a Slss, $50, and for fair 20 saod,
iiasser decline Of le. slaec ysstersasy os
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wIr.MIxGrnN, 40.

AUGUST i. --spfrits Ihrpentine.--saies OF 2f9
casks Mt 3sscs per gallon for southern packsges-a
advance OF &c. Market steady. |se $50 rs
Rosfn--Strained steady and nominal; sg4s, spot
bio hgde Is asking higher figures. RI
t. Crude 1arpsRftae.-Yel dip and virgin has
advanced 1sc. sales Of $50 barrels nc s2 for hard,
and s3.a5 for Fellowship and virgin. Market quiet
aud easy 80 *
at SJ.30per barrel.
C0tt0H.-Sales Of IS bales rs follows bale ioc;
nj lie. 10 bales at N3c; aud t,ales at rse. per
per pound. We quote the market dull at the fol-
lowing quotations: Low ordinary, icc.: ordinary.
i3c GOOD Ordinary fSc.; strict good ordinary.
low middiing I7cs; ssyict low middng, i7sc.; mid
ding, isAc.; strict niidling. islc.-JUtundl
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Extract from business letter from pro

Extract from q business letter from pro-
minent gentleman in WytEcrille:
"Kcmper, Withers, and Daniel take here
like hot cakes. There can be no doubt OF
the Southwest. She will roll up tremend-
Gus majority for our nominees at the ensuing
election in November next"
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czs bushels mixed with, s1fss No 81 c re is fra
If recelpk with sales af 7oc cats are iucsnf ed.
off rings or $50 bushels, With saIes or damaged at
32c., AMI good al 37c. "a, Z. So g ~ & &
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State of Trade at other Points.
T,TSrsEB!iIsE, VA,

AUGUST O.-Thc market was more active the lnst
week, win some improvements in prices Re-
Trapuers az wel rs lug filters, III demand at high
nric.:.. We continue Quotations:
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Judge Matt r. Cullen is back from Crab
Orchard Springs, KY, having bad forty days
vacation. His health is greatly improved
81. Louis Times, 18th.
The Raleigh Ners thinks that most of the
amendments have carried by thirty thousand
majority.
Fleming Moseley, of Lynchburg, died on
Wednesday.