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GUESSING AT THE RRfGEOF HOGS.
From the ST. Louis Democrat -. Hes = :

The all-absorbtng topic in the pork eofrer on
ChanRe Is what VIII be me Price OF nogs anriog inc
upon almost any other topic which can pc slarte0
YESTERDAY there was "a general J. marking BY the
esmber. and lie party tom quo
tation that day Is 70 buy barrel OF
are to be publicly consumed on Change. The mar.
Ne mag stase, howeyer that very generally be-
t neaSss 70 IS per Ms than to amy other squire,
considerations, among which are the following
hogs, though they I5as have destroyed some cornil
seeosidNrhat those having hogs and no corn wit
quickly sell them 70 States where corn " ahnIaanf
and the high prices paid throuehout the season TOT
fat hogs will Stimulate the preparation for market
Of every hog thatican be gothoidoGi
Thrd-ThIs fact will Insure much larger sup
bly, of TAT hogs thana amy one Supposes a,
Four,h--After hogs are tittedi they VIII be sold,
though the party who fatted them with the Idea OF
getting q cents may only be able 70 GEE "a. @*S.
ust as the packers must sell their productafper IL
Is made. whether they make profit or a loss b
4 Eifth--kurope has .atunGant meat apu q !asge
cereal CROP and will not take our surplus OF meat
lard at any such prices as the owaers OF hogs
are contemplating. -,
che 9n "a Ssa o.
Esoadsls, sua sssss7 pounds sup:
Eli half of This aud ftug 1t back on our home mar
ketY ANY schooIboy can figure out the result
Seyenth-Throu2h Kentucky and Virginia the
failure of tobacco led to large pianttngof corn
rhoueh this crop will be late 10 win be good. Com
senuence: Little corn wanted by those rWp states,
and more left to feed hogs with. .5.ig ..ad
kichth-Most Of the southern states nave go0e
torn crops. Consequence: Not much corn VIII pc
purchased Of the North ana Wess, ana more feas 70
Sinth~The high price. of pork checks consump.
tion, and cheaper meat Is consumec ana al Sorts
of substitutes are resorted 70. =. q w u,
These considerations induce many operators e
believe that the average price Of hogs pack.
mo season OF S74-5 cannot range aboveSo u lut
noands live weight, or, at least, more Is paic
somebody WIN get Country pac9e ls: are o ap
st,fsh and load themselves down with hIgh-pricee
hogs before they are aware Of It. and i - posslio,e
that for time, IN the early part Of tne paSsStna
n the country than ia the city, BnI The
rush Of fat hogs 10th market VIII overcome sn
Commence operations at prices which, IL they pro
naise no profit, will hardly infiict loss. s4s:fs
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The Black Aiils cold Fields.

I ICHIcAd0, September 3 Lieutenant.G Gene !,
raj Sheridan to-day semitic following order
Terry at st, Pau, Minnesota: e. Should The
companies now organizing. at: Sioux CITY
and Yankton tfespasss on the Sioux, Indian
reservation. YOU are hereby directed to Use
the; force at your command ITO burn theiit
wagon traitis, destroy their outfits, and AZ
rest the leaders, combining them at the nearest
military post in the Indian country ~. -
@Shouid they succeed in reaching the ipte-
Fior you are directed to send such a force OF
cavalry IN pursuit as wifi accomplish the
purpose above named. Should Congress
open up the country for settlement by ex-
tiDguishing the treaty rights Of, the indians,
the undersigned will give cordial support
to che settlement Of the Black II .,.i.':-,. -
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TRoY;sN. Y, Septern Der 3.-Th be, first
days racing of the National Amateur Re,
gatta took place here this afternoon. The
distance Of all the races was. miles straight.
| The first heat of the four-oarsd, race was
won by the Argonants, Of Bergen Point,
BY three lengths. TimeN9. $50. The second
heat was won by. the Beayerwicks, of AL:
oauy, over the AtalantaE, Of New York:
The Beayerwicks came in six lengths ateau
in 8 56s. .Fssfsfs'fsHa Il.
| The irst heat Of the single ,seull race be-
tween Roach, of the Gtamercy's, and N.Y.
ers, Of the Cedar Bluffs, of Saratoga, was
won by Roach easily in 1oIs2; Myers,
1892. .,,...,.t1,rl4r 49,
! The scond and third heats of the single
scuil race, and the fmli heat of the fonr-
Dared race will be rowed tomorrow.
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Reconciliation Or 4. IN. stephens.

AUGUST, GA. Septembe 8. On the 10th
ballot in The Demo efatc Congressional Con.
Yeution fol- the Eighth District the vote
stood: Stephens, 80 2,5; Cumming, Ii 35.
AT half-past O'clock. this morning 1.-THE
Convention being lin session all night the
name of j. B. Cumming was withdrawn and
q motion made to make the nomination OF
Mr.. Stephens unanimous. This was done at
the request Of Major Cumming who up.
peared before the Convention. g.. ila =
! MIR. Stephens was thereupon declared the
nominee of the Democratic party, and the
Convention adjourned. 80. a.,.fs. y..t...,. !
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

n FL THURSDAY, September 3, 1874
1 E@aEEl Country Produce -:
Roots, Ginseng, 9oc.@S; seneca, without top,
py Bsssioas: a5@2sc. an. a,sr.o.
Butter Prime to choice yellow. 23@25c.; poor
10 good, $4,000. |; common. 1D0312c- E,!:
Broom Corn: Green, s fasAc red, eSsc. ,.1:s
Corn Heal: 81 % a bushel. Z. s as +
Eggs: In barrels, lS@l4c. q dozen; In crates,
Flour: Virginia country Is tonoted to-day: Fine
S5.5O@95.75: superhne. S5. 7S@sS; extra. 1850
famt,y, ordinary run, 7.50@sT.75; fancy BRANDS
Feathers: Prime nve-goose, 6oe; common,
Farsesd: s1.55@s1.eo u busl,eL % '.F
75Gsoc. 80 = es' 2:
oars BaIed. 700 75c. q 100 Bs.
Potatoes: Irish, 75@90c. a bushei. - 80 5ts
Lard: Country. l5c. ?e . .s.,F.z3ss,lI;
Rye: 90095c. q bushel.
Srunac sl-demand active. go
sa,ess s;. so d SI's tsff'
WOOL: washed, 40a4sc.; sunwasheo, 25G2sc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &es
Cement Rosendaie, s2@S2.10 % barrel.
rn ds ROCK. si.2SssI: 40: siverton si.a5
ensi 40; RoeklaDd, Sl.30@sI.So.
NaS ;ss LUMP ~ s. ground oossll' deliver
Dry Goods.
Broto7, Shsainos and ShtTtt,,os: A Manchester,
sxn. z Manchester. re: & Manchester, 6Ac.;
IA James River, Skc-; q James RfTer, 79c.;; y
, a9fs osa lie Be-. IA Rock
hrtdne, &c. u kockbridge, &c.; Al Leaksvilse,
Soc.; "a W. Conestosa, IT,: g. C2pestoga,
acc; K D. Conestoga, 9c.i 10-A Pepperiil, 3oc.;
ag3a es 91asi Surf and sasings "A Wamsu.-
ta.SI7c.; A Masonytile. lac; A. Rockdale,
Sskc.: "a Home. sk1c.; Al Oneida, 2sc- "A
AyonoaIe, Sea A social, 3d.; A AmosEeas,
tjSc.; Whi,estone, loo. Is BaensleY. zKe:; kea
fpoe. 7c.; x Scituate. 7c.; Aethnan, a5ac.. Pc
torharongil 7c: 1u-4 Walthaa, 7&c. liza CITY
Minis. y6c. BelleyIev, S1sc. (. as.
Bro,o1l DTttts: Pelersoarg, 10s.; Wedtford,
o. 2asis ssas enss Asaoskeaa
lS ne.s Asa.oT Hasia, Boston stsam NILS
ig pEiats: American. eye. Aliens Rich;
lmond,. 9fc.; SpraKe 49, c,.
WashnMon, 105hc; Hantsoa, 9ssc;; MelI,m ssss
ii It,c.: Arnold, aHe.: Ainesheag, S1s.; Wasnaatta
II Gd1abrtca: Riec. 7c.: English, 71sac. s
a,russ, Dyessuasss s,iss, &c. 81
i 4 4isals sS ss.s5 q gaiIea. Is.
osasarsrated ne: sa g case g a icy
II doatns - 80
4 oopperds 3ss
q CaehfacuF. 81 T d. - ~
ETtyact Qf L6g0ooa:: - Dc 8 e
i 1
i is .a e; S;ss 4
yp sssa sasat; aais, sssss's. sosas
Irl
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RadtcaI Politics lin Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, .Septem Der 3.-Colonel Da-
yid N. Nelson, of Bradley county, was NOM
mated for Congress on the third ballot TO.
day by the Republican Convention Of the
Third district. Resolutions were passed de-
nouncing the. recent outrages In Tennessee
and deprecating white mans party move
ment, and eounselling moderation on the
part of the negroes, but are silent on the
subject of ciYi.rights.
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BANKS.
BY Telegraph.
~ NEW YnRR

NEW YORK, September 3-Noon,- Stocks active
and lower. Money, q. Gold, 091. Exchange,
Long, 4s7; short, 4s9h. Governments dull. states
quiet and nomiuaI, =. i a. :, Ill; ,f,t..y ~
Gold firm at 109H@11o. Governments active and
strong. State. quierand, nominal. %3l
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.; AsuoNFgRENcE AT LONG BRANCH

@ Loss BRaNcH,l September By ice. Presl,
dent Wilson arrived here this morning and
will remain q few days. =.
This morning Senator atterson, Judge
Mackey. and Nh. Bakers ssehairman OF the;
Texas Republican Comm iltee, called on f re /
Isfdent Grant and had q prot racted interviews
with him in relation to Louisiana aiialrs.
/ .s SIS xelinp-Reyers ON stitI, board.
~ ~ AsalssToa, September The signal ila.l
t,ffire ii, ibis city lis in receipt of
that the brig Castali from Havana, came sn
SIGHT, sc the station az Cope Henry Thnrsds.,
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/ TURNED PREAcHgR.-Mr. Charles T: Dan
lei, for the past seven years an .attnmey at
the st. Louis bar, has assumed a new role,
having entered the ministry. He had for
some time previous been s.udyipg7th theology
under Rev. Pope Yeaman, who was himself
once prominent lawyer. Nh. Daniel has,
been iufluenced entirely byia sense of duty
in choosing different sphere for his talents:
81. Louis Globe. .,,7.,sy -
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Dockery Sent to Spain.

NEW YORK, September ga letter from
Havana,y dated August 20, says that business
of every kind is very unsettled and scarcely
anything doing. owing to the extreme aae.
luation Of gold. -.,.@.
Frederick Dockery is to be sent to Spain
TOMORROW by, the Spanish mail steamer.
Through the iutercession Of Consult General
Hall, of the United States, Dockery will be
treated as q cabin passenger. He will be
without irons, and will have the liberty Of
khe whole ship.
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Trial Of Heass. BurnersA schoor
u ....tleL. r - SHkR. .L:ll q
I fspecial teIesfa1n so.the Dispatel

i -ResFsaoUTa, Va, September he
trial of V. "a. Harvey, George P. Lookins,
and Robert Mahonyrthe house.bnrners,
commenced i'd the q asting eetirs stot day
True biIlsdwere found against them i1Yi IL ),
The slocop. war st. Mars' y, Turned over
to the shte. Of Massachusetts for q school
ship will be ready for sea- TO morrow, rand
viii lsaye I'D q day Dr. Two in tow Of the
Gigate' PoWhatan for Boston, !'i'e ss.gss,
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COMMERCIALS
CORN AND FL OUR EXCHANGE
~. .ts#d. /, y RICHMOND, September 8, 1874
1890 49, aEE1r IYk 90 t.L..L - .NLtN


WHEAT.--Whte; 1886 bushels. Red. 1880
tsts 1882 bushels. yellow, 100 bush,
els.r.r,,,, - :s-c .,ilIsItaE, II la, sdjifIff.
RYE.-S6 bushels. n =. .,.I.55
MEAL.--114 bushels ,f,-,f,;tct nj
MILL OFFAL.--54 bushels go, = N ..ii It
...s:.. d. ,. SAL ES. sy,;si BIG ,rsga ,tsri
i WHEAT.-White, 214 bushels common ut $1.14;
10 bushels: fair, at 81 20; 46 bushels common at
$1.lO; 394 bushels prime at 81. 80; 6S bushels
fair ut 81 .27; 346 bushels good at $1.30; 26
bushels common at S1.20: % bushels at 81 80;
1874 bushels fair at 81 20; &c bushels good at
$L2S; go bushels very good 8t 81 so; so bushels
1osiInonA Ut 85c.; 80 bushels cofnifoh at &c.. 2f
bushels common ut 81 I s. Total Il SO bushels.
WHEAT.-Bed. $50 bushels good al s1.31; 1ss
bushels good at 81. FL. 6S2 bushels very good at
x1sS5; 90 bushels common ut Soc; sd bushels AT
81 30 i so bustels very good at III 30; 30 bush-
els good at 81. 80; 50 bushels common at S1.05
bushels common at IL 90 bushels common ut
81 g. fetal GA bushels. ta =. 81 -. ~,
CoRN.-White, 60 bushels very good at 94c,: 81
bushels very good at 9Bc bushels good at 93c.:
o9ipriyale terms; 27e Bushels prime on private
terms. Total, 500 bushels. It -. !.
/ OATs.-5o bushels good winter at &c.; 372
bushels spring at $50; bushels very good spring
at.4e: SO bushels common at Soc. Total 522
KYE-3O bushels very good at 90c. -. -, y: y.
MEAI.--1i4 bushels ut 90, 10. 80
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MARINE INTET.LIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 8, 1874.
ARRIVED, .'T&s :.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 8, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc aud passengers, G.. W. Allen s. Co., -
! Steamer John sylvester. Post, Norfolk, meT-.
chandse and passengers, l.. B. Tatunl, agent. !
schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, Alexandria COAL
James River Towing Company. $3.50 =.tl
Schooner b. Bradley. McMonegal, PHILADELPHIA,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company. ~
i = SAILED. :, =. :.
; Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers L. B. Tatuln. agent. pas. 4rY
. Schooner ". L.. Franklin, Seward Baltimore,
pig-iron, Currie & Co. t,E, EE/ l-I,r~
nrEMoRANDA. ~, :" -,
. LIVERPOOL, September 1.--Arrived: Bark Josie
Mildred, Gnu, Richmond. i s-,t.,,n
. NEW YORK, September 2.-Arrived;; Schooners
Sarah Qninl, Lee; Sarah j. Heyt, Crammer; NJ
&. Leelard, Gates: Excel, Lu1lum: j., A.: .ihayer,
Hudson n. Fl. Blirrow. TAYLOR; John; X Kirk;
man. Richardson;.4 Robert knish9, Russell--all
. Phi Pr sLr HHiiA, September ,2.--Arrived:
Schooner William Miller, eight days from danes
ri Yer, with ucs.----------
! ~ BY Telegraph. iiJ ,;..isN
! NEW YORK, September 3,-Arriyed: City OF
Galrestou, Cityof Havana, Arrived out: Caspian.
FORT MONROE, September 8: -.Passed IN for
Richmond: Schooner TRACE Wind, from Phfladei-
phia. Sailed Bark Nil Desperandum, from ken.
mOnd for Santos 'f-. s.A -, -, - a.. ~
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steamer l.t,a Bnrned.

New YosK, September 3.--The steamer
River Belle, hence for Long Branch, has been
burned to the waters edge. She Fas valued
lat 500, 900.
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IIAasociatad, press telegram d i !.

{ WAsHNaToN. Sept aberf 3--7 P. A.-For
Friday, oyer the South Atlantic States. sta
tiohafys or lover barSmet teri easterly Winds
slight 4 .ehshgss Ip temperate and partly
Cloudy weather. !tera II, z ii II - "
Ist1Yef the, mort ern half Of the Lower Lake
region, To e middle and easter States, north
east Winds cloudy weather and rain, 1ex-
tending gradually east ward to the Aatlantis
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THE CAAPAlGE.--[Gorrespondence Of the
Baltimore Gazette. Onaacock,. Atcenac
County, September I, ,1S7f.--The Hon.
Beverly B. Douglas. Of King William eoun.
ty.. candidate for Congress in this (the First
district, spoke at Onancock on Friday, at
Guilford on Saturday, and at Drummond-
town on .Monday-our, August court-day:
AT the latter place, notwithstanding the
RAIN, over two thousand people Fwere
gathered, drawn out BY the announcement
that Nj. Douglas would address his,iellow-
citizens. And fright, welt Were they repaid.
The gentleman was never in better trim ;
his voice was, good; his language taultless,
and his logic Irresistible, and none heard
our gallant standard bearer but were pleased
with his evident ability. There, can be no
doubt of his tttumphant election. c,,.s
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Cincinnati Industrial Exposition.
/ CtSo1aNaTI, September g.. The Industrial
Exposition has been opened. The Mayor
and Governor, and: Governor I Hendricks OF
Indiara. were the orators.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STEAMsBIPsAND}
g PACKET CoAPANY.stt
y ycIysOND. VA. September n, 1874.

TINE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FIR-;
GINA STEAMSHIP AND PACKET COM
PAhY are requested TO leave their scrip with Mr..
&c. q. EOITIEG az The Nation al Bank Of Yirginia,,
and receive, In shtbuiion OF The assets Of the COM
many a,yo rata, tWelve-Dineteent Of share ot
Did lyominfon Steam hip Company stock Tor eacn
whole snare Ii. this Com papy. Proper certlncaies
will he given for fractional parts Of share
able when presented IN amounts equal 20 one or Or
vomr scrin, and present il before IL o'clock.
'S sa o. III ~ ~ ID. j. URR, President. q
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PREslpEsr srowEEstas w: Il. q. .stowefl is,
opposed to the third term. Edgar Allan,
has actually made him believe that if Graut
Is not renominated Stowell Isl the coming
Aercgyy. ~ 8s-2433
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MP IRKET.
SEPTsMBERs i .--Reeeipts have fallen oT tbs
7s4k. Market yetyfactiy az full au<stsxt0as -
LYNcHBURG TGi,IaAlCCO MARKET.

AUaU sT BIZ The market continues arm and
prizes rue high, With % nlgara .sns
maca lsahterihe par week.ansi s very lizht stoex
rs now On hand ia sale New prt1ntnaa sss noS
cou,ipg tsi in quantities, and sell
p slor and censnlon. 80 oQ@ g 90
~ I'D and ttHe y nugSAs g ~
lgs Ealgg.- lr Serior nne eorns,oo n... poo s0U
| zedtnn ana grpd 0e@ no 0t
Fine and yellow sfnok- . ~
* Il. II. 0Ql W
| Extra Ye.iew sraok dug, "A 5 Q0&9SEs ggg
80 LeNs Interior and cegasnos % 0OGs 8s1l
Medium. good ana mi 8 q, !. II,
ss Good d5rk and red I q 0aEl ID OF
Medium mixed yt1low.-1 2 00&9lS w
AIeafum yellow and dxp- !. Z ~
Rsed Erap opera I q VDsSs 4 Y So
Fine yelf0 -. ~ DDzs3s22l TX TX
Fine tsss oV t,0tsyss -.
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!; : !, ,,y,yfs,v = ~ "a aKErn,

4. T.nrtsyfrIx. septen,tteI -four unciaaakea
Gomh.ursa AZ s22 80 bscos ID fa.r dssnaad
Sh ,uldcrs 9 Ocs. 81 sar, ri, lA11Aesst
s s5sss .sn. I'll Esfsi.
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HAVANA. September 3. General goncha
TO-DAY issued a decree to 60 into effect I'M.
mediately requiring that hereafter all iano
taxes shall be paid entirely 8fs
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) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fs. - ~

BALYlaeaS. sep,sns
gosa Snafkes cossa qae very bss on sale
70 y isaesSSa; that Eenerally satsa
Ssya9na:ss. q ia eS1 he1d Sales 8, GA hesd dvS9s
hses VA hisser receipts hshr; good 81
nssa, rs sod At ms latter ignres eamHos. w ~
ga !pds,ii fnr scnunon at 495kc.
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cINcYyNa,rI asAa KETS,

CrcrUsAas, seplenbes slasr ,gn!s 81 80 80
~ so. Lard quiet and anens9
$500 In - III Bsfon Arm. sh1nhArss
49, Win ssssancing tend y 99e 81
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fbese araI,narispns Mi not t vel. Fcs
iaeksopant B8ns od fs ssu treat Issues,
Snt plat was holding b BIZ skg gfin flEath to
fba salaTp. ORA u hi fist tsensied
ana nfenaeSl every, i,pnessa nas a Bat, Ims
|aountrgmeny III wid 4 not 81 assain you
nrsaeh longer sTGries OF 2 no a6unl Pkats
has lost his tHiinence ia he sssongressof
thenatson. whteh some sBp pose he has. and
asiproof of this allow me mention an incf-
dent. Plat Is. or was cha iftnan ot; IS uhlie
Buildings and rounds, and acifcnmstanee
lin reference to his chair tnanship happened
that bas; not happened before In twenty
wears. He reporfed q bill to the House In
Ills nosi,ion as chairman, aud Oh! such occa-
sion when o chairman, Of i commit s pros
poses d bin. 1t, ~ pushed through button tke,
call Of the ,preyso question q, motion was
made by western Repubi icari,t lay the
bill on the table, which Was stistaine d bur II.
was afterwards taken up on motion of two
Delnocratsand wentthroughs Several amend
riaents. Including approp riations of two. hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars for Atlanta,
Ca, aud S259, coo for CoPingtsn, r fhy.,s]
passed. Here, my !, fellow.citiz liens is the
chairman of committee deserted b. mis- own
party. At may have been FROM the fact that
tue. know ledge had come to them that he had.
accepted q $1,000 feertotaid in securingAtke'
votes of members in cleaning out the a ppoofi.
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salperp phosphate. ESQ; Risu1 off Raabonss syss
tnedm9nt. Wy u ylsnd Il oha6cot kgcsif: wv
~, 4. ia Z. d ~ q
roreIan \ suits aIla " u
Candy. lie. % Is. iii e
ass ns ssSasg g
= 49,. !. sss t
ae,r g a,es nj
Axe: rifl,pn i avSI hs,c
Sd i WINS ns,a IL %
e1ncgnyased. 1901 &c. ;nssSiTt HAMS AGTS IA
y S,ek ass ~ 81 ~
hoops, 81. 81
Brooass Two strings, 80. 80: tlfrse sfrir, Y
90 four strings small. -. GA large Sss25
aoses N.Y. s,llI .,sa
eou. 2 y SSse-s TsSsa
segS9Ss. ds,,,
i4 81 + Is5s s.S & 8 Is:
NJ. aug Messern prisce
Ssa1as Pinso n,,ie 3
f4r3S Ia 6,s ETs;s Snf 1sSs rs i,
af.barrels saSI exc sc a.'1 $500 80 .o''
lAOtusSes :: C0mnron sYrlin- -nogsheass, SIC !;
1ercls, 35c.s barrels. 1855. :; genuine eelaen
syrup. 60@155e. f gsstoD 5Di,Das and, Muscoyada.
90@6gs;; forps .aico, SOC DOE, New Orleans
Rtce Uarqlina. 9il9 kc.; Rangoon. &c. as .
Fish: .Herrines--NQEth CasoNpa 81 No. .1lcuE
e North carellna gIpss, $500; Easlern gross,
Af-Ssrrei. aaessre Tia bay.
lii barrels sf2aSi 6. no. q nacSerel .Elasi a:
So T. an kiis. 10 M: M nj an kips 10 I. M a.
315C Mess shad In kills NJ 80 - =. -
4 SAT- Liyerpool. in rsnnd lots. from, wharf.
d. So 81 90 ,frorn store, Ground alum.
~ Ha fs9m 3 les sl'lo from
Su1ar: 'GSnsheds oowdered. and rrano1atsd.
Ike; a. Ike: b. IISc.; extra ;C,stS ic.; 2 C..
3OIc.; yellow. S4Gs exc cut loaf l2ke.;rPario.
glcosY 9x(SaAn. II d3emerara, aS6Dl 0c.; New l}r-
kans, 9h@l &C., scarce. .Tfl5tl sslslsa tisSt.
~ tS,I l DeSL. Massaa
E sohel' Aossz'cs, ano epun-
fTsas 4,.cr sse 40, :, -, -.
a., saa on s.
u r .;. 1tt oIkuRpo"uers Doc'e3
Y 40 ior strictly choice .@.,. II B.
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RAETfM0RE:

BALTMoRE, september Virginia 6's, eld,
IS . copsols, 62. West Virgnia's 81. North Caro-
lima e,s, old,ls news 10; special tag, 5. BID to.
day - - IT, { 49, r''' - :, .
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New York Untyersalist Convent

| AUBURN, n. Y, September 3.-The State
tuniyersalist Convention, which has been ~
session here for two days, adio,irns tonight
The session has been one of great interest
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EXCHANGE, go,

Dg.,tI ....lhlCHmoNp, 9Sp'eHUol % AoHf'
The past week has been one ofconsiderable api-
nation iii our matkel Offerings were full Prices
have advanced since our last report fromik To- lie.
On working tobaecos. wv give below the revised
hnnfafinns 1JnHtt.L1. - y 800.
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WHEAT.--White;; 1886 bushels. Red, l,soo
S.4white, 1882 bushels. yellow, 100 bush.
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hni4fde.
lGnAa,

SAN FRANclsco, September 3.-General
John Ellison has committed suicide. &;
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|, FIN AN l;IAIl.5sSs

RICHMOND STOCKSExcHANt5Ee.s
sepiembers, III
sAIEs.52, gIte itia conaeIs lex July cStup0isI
.olH at 900 black ceftidcatss from peaisf