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THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF.
ID

I'irginiu Le,f-Thc e neral leaf market has pre-
scnlcd satisfactory appearance >ier our i'St r.
view. with prices very well s'i"talncu. Mii nii,h
salrs in some departments. The speculative ii'Hc-
n.ut Of the past few weeks appears 10 nave given
Mace to a regular inquiry Tor trade purposes. al
desirable lear sells readily. AID both from tllo ct
and the prices which are realized IL IS cflde1t tllt
,herr is little or no expectation oi chahee III crop
prospects calculated 10 affect to an apprcciiblc
ryt.nI. The present status OF the market a
d.,Iar remarked 10 III, lit has been ST.
trajectory week, though tine market mas
been Griic;er thln 1t Wa. b nave Sot uc' ,
time this season referring 70 Western calI may
SAY In regard To Virginia tobacco lcre mas nccii :,
fair INJURY. some CLASSES OF g"os are se'rtc ar.
e.urcisilr bright smokers anb the inner fri'hs On
wrappers the latter being very SsaIce anu iSd y
the Virginia markets wt Il Is here lrecelHen :.
sampIe package to-day OF Ot OF "T,tppci9 ili't
sold in Richmond for S3c., %hlch snort tic slucc
would have realized great deal l.sS iht stica
here that have made rang from Ga n'
figures represent lnc lo"cst AL" HisHN'' Ae
have : ceiyc6.H . .i
A manufacturer, referring to the cost al gooo
manufacturing leaf, said Prices III virginia are
enormous fol anything Of quAlity ana Co'"E, anu
nouod. who wants 10 Lazy can tell "ltmu ecu VI
eleven ccuts !. pound what his tobacco Is gong &c
cost him from altp day 10 another virgins
manufacturers haze srnt circulars 70 their aeehR
and patrons, announcing an advance OF ironi t"t
to five cents \ pound for manufactured toDaeSo
Prices there have " advanced. . -
The advance Ia 6sf has affected our ulanittasta
rxrs here very ZliiGh and Only tor Tie ola sloS
that We have ON nand We cosII not seu III The ole
prices. y ow t52t We have 10 renew vnr purchase
we shall have 10 ask more for our gOGd:. Wrapper
that we uouslt awhile ago for from log zoe. W
now have 10 give 45(u SEC. Tor, ;ioL goods that w
were paving $4,000 tur are ne. selling for 7S6
sue and 81.
We note :. sight advance in H:rgula leuf In Lon
don. with, tpwcrer. seal! SAILS. Kentucky leaf
last aoylces, MAS still held tor higher prices.
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gT.TmnxI MI'arkrsra.

ageUsTt liz Pf0Sf: fyas.- s,sss p9rS 6rm ;sdry
salt stiff bacoH clear rfb and cssf efdes r.
tive ana higher sslss: Ptrk 80 farrrfs .ne5sAt
.24; small orters flied nt s24256s24.E0. ID, 81.
Meats.I oo, 600 ts. loosc shoulders as s.sc.s and
100000 clear sides &C i1fe -totf sc ". joe: 81
cnn-255 casks and hall. csk5 dD.;t sh0aidersa
94N93tc.. clear rib sides ut 13@13hc.; and
c.ear sides nc 1870. 10000 Bs. shoufdenr
boyer August. at &c; 100000 bsdo., tuyer 10tI
OF august TO 9th OF september. af I0c. 90. eco
DIS do, buyer Septenlb.r,s Of same; 90 900 ms cesr
rb-sides, buyer last naIf August ON p. l. 10G.G on
b5 do. same option, saturday p. NIL nj 12Xc.;
100000 do. buyer september IDOL. az &c.; so.
900 bs do, spot and seller August al 13c; 1OO,-S
900 do. seller first half of September. nj
Hhedt.--Therc was good demand for all kinds,
and for best grades f1s market was active aud q
shade better: closed firm NJ a3c Gl1l Ter No. Al:
81. 0Se11. 90 for No. gin VeDic. r1.1O. No. Q at
IL. lJBl.17, strictly prime at S1.1S01.20, and
choice to fancy at *1.2l@1.2J
Corn-t asitr all rnun0: white mixed lower In
spected No 2 mixed offered af Close mt &C.,
and 40. 2 white offered at 72ye- without buyers
Sales !. On east track-l car Fefesteo NJ Gle. do.
nj e2c.. No. 2 mixed at 6ic.. No. 2 white ixei
re T. do. AT 72Tc. In east eleyatsr-6 80. q VEL
low I'll sc. In ST. Louk-2 No. mixed at Csc
Dclivercd-1 mixed ut &c. Sacks returned
/ 1851 sacks mixed at &c. In new sacks. by deal
.rs. dcl!vered-400 sacks mixed 1t 73@574c., and
8 0 white mixed at Sl@S2c.
oats. active and HTn. at call, for No 2 10 St
Louis elevator 4Sc. was bid sud In Venice 40kc~
sales On east traek-l car retec'ed at Ace, No.
st j, = choice whfe mixed at soc.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

August ll.-GgAIS-t ts"t-Il.e market Is
,niet firm, ANA the general to.e abons as REPORTED
Inr YESTERDAY Red winner. J. 051l 10. - TO Hi,t,
": hill, Sl.l2@l.l5 per busl!el sales 81 3oo
bushels of CHOICE white ~ u 20, ana 1o pasheh
Gorn.-Ihere is u better feeling III the market ana
nuoIallous are nrmer. Mixed sAelle,I cora III eie-
Yator Is held firmly at SIC wi IL 6oc ireey oio
ear neid al 6i6I65c. peg busheL ~
Outs-The market Is quiet s.pd steady. fStreut
rl ~, 40@4Sc. per brsile = frun rejected uhSed
10 choice white with sales ~ all prices WILMA lnlS
range. .,..
iTOsisions.--Th9 markei closed quiet at o'cloca
=. NJ, to-day, but holders Sere iIIn, aud We con
tnuc our Quotations.
Ness Pork.-None br.t city mess on the market
anu holders are iirin al tsS&. per barrel.
Baik -HedtS-Ihe laaJ Krt continues Very hrM
shoulders oac.; cc;@s-4 10, l2a lAc.; clear saae
hrm III &c
Bdcon--Thc m;isas' at the close OF Change. wa
quiet. but holders ST. ldy and firm III their vie ws
shoulders, 9tsN Sf clear rib, l3c.; sides, packed
| ac aud l3c,pp
LIrd.--lhe glai ie, Is very firm; city kettle, log
l6tE.; currceI uIaxe, l34Ml3Gc.
6,ac Tor sat. % Isl brands packed ana canrassed.
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pHELaDELpIIIA MARKET.

AUGUST 2.-Grdin.-The receipts OF new wheat
are very moderate aud 1t is htldASitb little more
armness The Inquiry, however. Is light. Sales OF
Soo bushels Pennsylsani. new red At 81 .266S %;
1000 bushels western old 90. com mon at 81 20 !;
500 bushels Pennsylvania cid amt,er. choice, at
Si.53@ 50: 400 bushels Indiana new do &C
81 3S, aud 400 bushels lndi3na ht!t ut s1.37. Rye
Is unch.nge'i. Small saies0f OH Pennsylvania at
voc. The receipts and cferIng, of cora are light
and prices s;eniy. but the demand Is imi,ed Sales
OF 500 ushels yelowa' fc.. and 400 bn.hels
western mixed al SIC. In osrS there Is frmer
feeling. sales OF $4,000 western While At 62c. up
20 59c.; 200 bushels western dark mi S-d al Soc;
l,500 bushels do black at 50c., and 1000 bushels
Delaware at 52c.
Gtnseng.-With crude the market Is ycrr poorly
supplied The best qalotstion is - .30ll.3J.
Lindno-Commands f72.
Mrdl Stores generally are difficult to move.
small sales OF rosln ~ ~ 20M2.3U for C ,niElon
and strained; s3@3.a0 for No. /. aud So 50GH
262S for 80. 2. lar Is moving III sra tots at
1880, All advance, and pitch ,ts3 10. For spirits
OF turpe Min. The bcst offer i 35aa36!c.
IRON Pig Is steady In p;ice, h,,t thu Is no par
uruitr urg-n' IN lhe demand. wequuie No. I
foundry at s3I43l so. and No. 2 founnry At $50
M3l. Bars are MOVING !, some rxtrnt 1T 8 :. a b.
aud nails are sought after NJ II o r Kes.
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Huntsville MARKETS,

hUGCr,T IL Wheat demand good. though me
marS.r rs uuiet aud prices are unchanged {
uuo,s nav anu old crop red amber and white al VI
rts' Is. select lois, 2QG3c. higher.
orn-The marSe! is quiet on, tof n pS, re
,ti'yws snpipd In buls gu arrival NJ ood re,
and 1860 s2c. delivered from store In satAS' ear -
75c. II Store in bulk, and Ioc. on arffai. u.
80 NJ, ~ and mixed whit. II iSc atstore III uu'h'
ana old nominal. 10, s,.,,x We quote
Pge.- he market Is quiet, but steaaS' "ei4''s
nrH, AT Soc. on arrival In buls. ,,, .,a
p' nnnn.;sj1us-Ihe market opens strong; AIN :
further aGvance in meats ana i4ra Is, = eaaoumtns
rhe supply OF orders * naaa The .' Following quota
op cash basis Tor uud lots. anu Tor UNIV
lies the usual advance Is added
pork.--Mess at s25. 10, .,aas a
~. clear sides Ut l3.c.; sugar cnfen ha'S'
l5Ec.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET

AUGUST 11.-Beer cutie were quite plenty PES
tcrday morning at all OF the yards ana buyers were
= arce, anu Inc market manlfrsted many Sims OF
wcaknt -. no positive Il, cline Was renortec VIZ
continue to quote rs follows:
Choice native blood steers. averaging
1900 10 1000 lbs ...............45 756s 90
| Prime secont-cass naive blood, ave- 'Ss0
= raging $50 to l.40Q bs ......... 1906 90
GOOD third grade native blood, aYerug-
Ing l:050 to 1900 lbs. .:.....:....: 3 S5Q4 90
FAR butchers steers of 900 10 l 200
~ b. aver,ge and over. 25@3 IS
Thrifty Stock steers, averaging 900
10 1900 hs....."....... .......:... 8 0O93 so
l.ight uneven stock steers, averaging
500 to $50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0Oa2 so
Inferior scrub5y Steers and hefers. UOa2 10
Good heavy, fat oxen, small-bonedand
Coarse bony oxen Of ali weights if,V.. 2S@3 90
hnice cows and h-ifrrs, averaging
9OO 10 1100 Observation-Disclosures. 3 50I3 rs
Good cows anu h.ifers. averaging $50
to 1000 H., 2 50l03 90
Common cows aud heiftrs. lean. ..... 2 0U6I2 IS
Choice corn-tatt'ncd Texans and
chyr"kecs.. 80. -. e5a4 90
taned.. .............. ................ OOG3 so
Hogs are dull for all grades except for extra
butchers. which are scarce. Common are very
uull. shippers arr hot willing 10 take In rs many
poor hogs they have been doing. While the mar
kct is weaker, 1t is unchanged. We quote as fol-
lows:
Fer 100 fs.
Common stock hogs ...................a4 OOfei 80
Light, smooth shipping hosS.......... 5 7jrt6 90
1904 itt bacon hogs. UoA6 -
We'll fIted heavy butchers hogs. 0OdU7 Is
Extra choice butchers ho.s............ 25ll7 80
Metp.-Ihr market is very dull. Butchers are
supplied with stock. ana shippers are out Of IN"
market We quote the market siuw but UNI
changed, u follows:
Per 100 n.
Mutton wethtrs, extra.................:4 0OGlsi %
Mutton wethcr-, good.................. 3 7JtI 90
Mutton wcthcrS, lr.................. 3 OOta 3 %
All grades OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = 00Gl = 80
L,uajs-Dull: ch ice fat lau,s bring .5,,i4 each ;
fair. S2.50It3 common, Sol. so.
Veal EdlrsS.-thoicc tat veal, $6GG7 Il 100 Rs:
gonn. S3M4.
Mitch Cores. with calves. are salabc 1T the follow
ne quotations per head:
SlFt sJDcl'- >
Common. Observation-Disclosures. 2uol 80
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The Great Scandal.
BEEcuER BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.


New IoRy. August 13.-!lt 10 o'clock this
morning the Investigating committee met IN
BeecheI's back parlor. Two stenoEraphcrs
were present. Beecher sat at the loot OF the
table used BIZ the committee, with manu-
script notes in bis hand, from when he gave
his statement reluting charges, and ns"er-
ing such questions as were put 10 him by
several members of the committee upon
points of interest.
The examination vas adjourned for lunch
at - O'Clock. and vas resumed at ! O'Clock.
At $50 the Plymouth pastor was still under
examination.
MoULToS's STATEMENT PUBLISHED.
New YORK, August l3.-Ihe statement OF
MouIton is published tonight. lie refuses
70 surrender letters entrusted TO MN III con-
fidence, but will allow the committee to eX-
anime the originals for the purpose OF au-
thenIicatiug the portions quoted Ia lllton
statements. 4 member OF the committee
was designated TO make the examination
Beccber's statement opens Genhenen
of the Committee: In the statement addressed
to the public, July 22d, gave explicit, CON-
nrcbcnslvc, and solemn denial To the charge
made by Theodore Titon against me. Inal
denial now repeat and reathrm'
Four years ago Theodore Triton tell from
one of the proudest editorial chairs III
America, and after 4 few months became
the associate and representative OF Victoria
woodruff, and the friend of her strange
cause, By his folles he was bankrupt M
reputation, occupation, and resources. The
interior history which am now to give
shows his attempts to SO employ me Us to
restore him in business reputation and
place him upon the emlnence from Which ht
Ind fallen. 1t is sad history, t8 the full
meaning Of which l have recently awak-
ened."
The denunciation of Triton IS terrible.
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Chicago ALiihhETS,

ArGCSr l1.-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
Sl.099nS1.I0: No. 2 CIIicago sprng. 81 OAK:
new, 81 %: old spot = 04:i; bid August. : COX
a OF; .cp cmber, o. 3 d.. il.Ul: rejected,
92c Corn opened dull but closed active and u
shade higher: No. mixed. Gft066c.: closed ut
66c. spot. 65E' bid August, csc. Sent mber re-
iscted. Go!c. Oats active ard advanced; No. 2,
AMI unchanged. Barley dull unu Irces shade
lower; 40. = spring Il CT. Pork dun and lower
1t S24.25 spot. s24A!2I12S August. s24.251
i24 37a >eptcmb II. Lardq quiet at 4ic Bulk meats
Study; shoulders, SIC: snort rib mi,iGles. l14GS
11asc.; short cle-r midoes ll'sGl Nc. FreIghis
dull and unchanged. WhiShey, 97c. Receipts
5000 birrel> tlmir, II. 900 bushels wheat $4,000
bushels rorn. $1,000 bushels oats, 3 COO bushels
rye, j, 1000 bushels barley. shipments j, 900 bar
rrls ivur. l0l 900 bushels VII at, 31j 900 bushels
corn, 81 GOO bushels OILS, G.OOO 5ushcls bIrley.
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ELIyE.srOCK MARKETS

August l1.-Cutie.-The offerings to-day
amounted 10 7l2 head. consisting principally CT
the medium aud lowest grades of cattle. Most
all tie offer ugS met with ready >nl ut the follow
ing quotations: he-t shunng cattle, s5M:J.5O
best butcher. Si.7JMSJ %: extra nutcIcr stutf,
81 5Oa MI good S4asi 80: medium, s3dp.l
common and rough, sl,50@$2.75 e 100 bs.
gross
Hogs-Atarkct brisk and AT exceedingly high
figures. the best sci!in" n S67aGs7.5O; extra,
STA $3.50 good, -. 1886 hight Logs ana stock
erS. 7i.75GLt5.75 u 100 10. grnss
Sheep a,td LnatS.-Bo'h are In demand: all sell
iug rap,iy arrival At the following: Hesl SHEEP.
s4nI.50 Il 90 D.. gross: common. 81 56U,2.5 80
Z, he ID. rest lambs, "a JOUsJ 80 Il 100 b.
gross; common, IL. 5uI0t2 80 II mead.
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LATES T FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain

LONDON, August ia change Of tht
Ministry Ia imminent ut Madrid. It /:
thought tnat General Doniniquez, " no took
Carthagena, will become Minister of War
and General Mariones be placed in supreme
command OF the Army Of the North.
MADRID. August 13.-The report that a
crisis in the Cabinet is imm inent is contra
dicted.
The Republican troops commanded by
Marshas Saballo and Serrano have united at
Miranda, where they are confronted by
eighteen battalions of Carlista.
vienna, August 13.-The Ne,r Free Press
states that England has recognized the Re-
public Of Spun.
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NORFOLK MAGNETS.

August -AppisS.-$lTt l.50 y barrel.
IhmatoeS.-25YJUc.t Il box.
I'Ote,tgeS.-Irisi Sl.7ju2.25. lousc and in bar
rcs: sweet trcu). S3.50n4: yellow. 81 J0Go.
Oitious.-s2 50G3 u barrel.
(uutet0Des.-50cusI loose and in barrels.
CnrH - he market since the tat rev lew II IS Deet
quiet. The sales for The past week have been 4:
follows: wednesday, 1900 bushels; Thursday, 10C
bushels: Friday and >alurdI., 30 sales reported
Monday. l $50 bushels; Tuesday, 10 sales. Total
1, 4 80 bushels.
IFheut.-The receipts for the past week have been
very lIg4t. comprising only some 1.UOO bushels
most 81 which was q; Ordinary quality Very httit
choice OH ring. The market may DC quoted quiet
but very firm.
Outs.--Thc market close firm and in good de-
maud. he sales during the week. when nay.
been very light, are rs fIlOws: "Wednesday, 2UU
bushes; Thursday. Friday and Saturday. sales oi
slnrll lots; Monday. 100 bushels, Tuesday, III
s.tl,.s Total. about 500 bushels.
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THE IRON OUTLOOK IN THE MAi0NING
VALLEY.
from fine YOUNGSTOWN Tribune.

We are obliged to report luil IN the s4g-iron
market and falling OF In sales. This las been
drought about. Ii Is claimed, by The annual Stop
lin, consequent cessation OF pudding. We are IN
cliuc 10 mink the cause Is deeper aud the prodllc-
lnr uower Of the blast furnaces OF the hAntry -
,,rr,frr than The consuming caDlcity OF li1
enfIs ana founlrles. This Is particularly iEi'
",s. with reirreace TO the Mahoning Fall. z,
we are to, much dependent up,n CONSUMERS Oh w
80, in Pittsburgh and else where. Wis can Dc
rm,died Nv cheapening The cost OF production,
,nu by entrrirg into he" and diver me,i hclss OF
n,,i ,,,nut,rture 4, i useless &c, disguise the
80, mi n iron can be manufactured IN ulaiX 10
raI,,ics In the United states cheaper than aeIe.
t,ur people should look This mater quarry ~ ant
80 md en,Layur to remedy II. Heare s1llSied
H. ear, ne rcmedied, uud those turiace ownSrs who
20 nor hee. th. warning Will be obliged - - stel
[ 10 80, aud out We continue To- quote al $40 IS
Nv, iurnaceS as the ruling price. ot sales HE pas
| w..p have been few aud scattering.
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COTTON MARKETS, AUGUST IS.


NEW URLgANs.-firm: middlings 1870: low
mid,iliTgs, LGNc.: good ordinary, NC: nruEurys
IINc Set receipts. 81 bales; gross. 1865 bahs.
Exports coastwise, 40 bales. Sales, 400 Daies-
Last evening. 200 bales.
GENTS, o. .,,les. EXPLOITS c0astwisc, ~ bales.
sAvASNAIL-Firm; not quo ably higher MD
Cllngs, IGkc. Net receipts. 70 bales; gross, ~
bales Exports coastwise, l2O bales. sal,s, 81
sales. ~ 90, w.,
CENTS So bales. Exports cuIstHise, 800 bales.
Sales. % balee.
Ii No, mlddlirgs, i6Ac. Sc receipts Al bales
Nc4KULK.-Dull; low mihilinSs. l3Ar; Net re-
Sales, 12J bales. ,,,,y
fIIngs l6c. Receipts, Ii bales. shipments, o4
blisS. aim, 20. va
Nu.sLE-Qmiet and steady; middllEss. lec; Ses
receipts, 40 bales. tIy0rts coaslwisc, 30 oaies.
Sales, so bales. r., ,..
EcsToS.-Ouirt: midJlfngs, l lac. Gross receipts,
:, bales. Sales, 100 lal->- sac
Observation-Disclosures: middlngs. l5he;
AuGusTA.-Quict; middlsiKs, lo3ac Keceipias
Silts. It DllkS.
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Kr.-F MI III I I'D.
WurAT,-Whitc, 200 bushels. Red, 4GS bushc
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Our market continues very firm. The notions OF
buyers and sellers are now very nearly In accord,
hence business moves on smoothly, and prices seem
To have settled down for the present 1T our quota
tons. The weather the past week has been Season-
able and very propitous TO the growing crops, and
with continuance OF seasonablc weather The CROP
prospects will brighten every day. The receipts and
offerings are large, and should 1t continue season
able they will continue so for some time 10 come
There IS yet good deal of tobacco In the country
Ire marketed, and while we do not wish TO be die
tatorial we think 1t would be we'll for our planter.
10 send forward the remainder of their crops, anC
take the present market values rstber than walt fol
The chances Of higher prices. We continue our quo
tatiOns:
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW YORK, August Northumberland good |;
holders free; sales Of 3 90! bale, at l7Gl TIC.
Southern Hour firm ana In fair demand: common
To fair extra. IS 60@iG.25; good to choice. IS 80
9sS95O " hs 1T sIi,lc ilr.I or for winter firm for
Spring-only moderate Inquiry; the II mueIs OF
ircgh,s na'"rialiy checks expert demand: Il .24W
81 ~ fr old wn'er red western: ! 2cGL .32 for
new do: 81 324$l35 f"r new amber western !;
S1.37@tl As for new white western; ~ .92 fer
Corn more actyc: prices generally unchanged !;
little better export dcna@d. Coffee Gull AMI nomi-
nal nj 1Sgt2lc. for 10. Talow steady ut SiSf1
tine heavy at 35ic. Pork iimcr: new mess,
S23.25. Brcfqucr. Lard Opened finn and closed
heavy III l4;9c. Whisky iirmer at sl.0l@s1 .O2.
ErciShtS tirWer,
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August -, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whtc. 3G72 bushels. Red. .S6i
bushels. 1880
COsS-Whi'r. 800 bushels. yellow, ITO BUSH
els. Mixed, ] 90 a.I,uclS.
UATS.-725 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whiic 50 : bushels fair At $3.50: 11S
bu IN. l. good at lbs: II hu~he fair al Fl 30 ::
Iii bushc al : LBS: :}34 bushels prime on private
Terms: 81 bushels fair 1T : 81 200 bushes III
Sl.4O: 81 bushels good al Sl.31: SS hllsiIris at
Sl.2S; % hu-neIs prime al 81 10: 30 htlsnelS
common at Il 16; 90 bushels c"nnnn al 81 90 :
40 bushels common II 96c.: so bushels common
III YOc. 600 bushels on rrivaIc t, rms: lUi hil,il-
els very g"oi III II Sc: 20 bushels fair ~ l.33
Total. 3.43S bushels.
WIIEAT-itcd. 20 bushels good At II IS; 81
bushels good 1T Sl.iO: 244 bushels common al
II %: s. bushels very good 1T Sl.42: ~ bushels
prime at 81 lj G2 bushels II sl.3J; TT bushels
common ~ ~ -: 20 bushels common IT DOC; A@c
TN nc!S 1T II "a: 20 bI-hcIs common 1T 81 ~ !;
ii bushels at 81 80; LA bushels OH private ler.S
Total. IL % bushels.
CORS.-Whilc. lSG bushels very good At 95r
50 bushels al Gle: 10 bushels very good III oic.
Total. 276 bushels
CORS-lpliow. IL 0 bushels prime AT soc.
COKS-liXed, 40 bushels prime II 9tc.
OATs.-4S4 bushels very good Doc; 2Uu bushels
winter III &c. Total. 6S4 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-14
RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, August Is, 1874.
Country Produce.
Roots. Ginseng, 90c.GSl; seneca, without top
6Oc-
g,.ttsr: Prime 10 choice yellow. 2542Sc.' poor
10 gooa, lop2uc.; common. 1O0l2c.
8rovu-Gorl: Green, Shag9'ac.; red, 6gSc.
Corr, Meut: l05 " bushel.
Eoos: In barrels 134l4c. p dozen; IN crates,
si0l5c-
E,,,rr. Virginia country Is uuoted to-day F1te:
AZ 5UAaSS75; supernne. sGoo4sO.to; extra -
Ias7 W: family. ordinary run, So&spo'oo' IahcS
oran,s. S9qGs9.2o.
Eyn,hers: Prime uVe-Soose, Coo, common,
3otai0c.
EInrsesd: sl.55@sl so y bnshel
Hay: Virginia timothy, sl.uo0Sl.l'; clio Ger,
S0@90c.
lard: Country. 15c.
Outs. Baled. 70@ zoe u loo Us
Potatoes: Irish, $3.50 " BARREL.
Rye: S5c. " pushed.
S,,nac: Sl-tlcuand inactlSe'
Sh,lcks: S0@o7ac'
Baked Strulo 50c.
TI;l!o.o: 607c. "a b.
pvool. W ashed, 40G143c.; uy,washea, 2512Sc.
| Cement, LIME. Plaster, &c.
Ce,nent: s2.25@S2.30 =. barre Rosendaie
sroipn Shsttincs and Sairtfn0s A Manchester
! SLc.: II Manchcste'. 7i.c.: Manchester oIc;
"A james River, :t&ar:: James River r. IN
James River. &c: # Fontenoy, S@c.; 4-4 Sran ,
ireyille, lOG4l lc i Graneyllle. 94c.; A k9Ts
bridge, &C.; u kOckbridge, Sc. Al Lem ,, ~.
lIc; A w Coueslogu, 1lc.: u. SoI co, ".
I Zoe; y D.Conesloga, &C.; lQ-a feppefil'' ''''
iQ-4 CITY, 32.c,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-14
Serious Railroad DiSaster-Fivc Per-
SONS Killed and Fifteen Wounded.

RICuFoRD, VT. August ia serious ac-
.cldent occurred to the Boston express train
this morning, caused by the neglect of the
Slationman to signal the train that bridge
on the route had been carried away by the
heavy lain. The engineer, fireman, road
master, an unknown man. and little girl
were killed, and fifteen persons, mostly Ca.
nadians, injured; some Of them severely.
The storm which caused the disaster was
a very severe one, and washed away 4 num-
Der of other bridges as we'll as damaging the
crODs.