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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-21
Disorders i'm South Carolina


COLUMBIA, S. c., August 20.--In bar
room this evening man named MEG uinniss
cut soldier Of the Eighteenth regiment
over the head with soda bottle, supposed
fatally. The soldiers name is not learned.
Cause, whiskey.
A report is just received from Union
county that newly appointed delegate to
the State Republican Convention, which con.
venes here on the 9Th of September, named
knuckles, was killed in personal encounter
day before yesterday. No further particu.
lars are gathered.
Various rllmors are afloat as to the state of
affairs at Ridge Springs, in this State, occa-
stoned by the uprising of colored people on
Tuesday; and in anticipation of trouble
white volunteers from Georgia and different
sections were soon on hand. Reliable news
meagre. Will telegraph the station there
for more particulars tomorrow.
The political war waxeth warm in this
State. Moses is fighting hard for the re.
nomination for Governor. Chamberlain stock
is steady.
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mot psy rs gurh as ,lie wasi4rp blxxvs. Jissy ars
paying fer HIIeri 10. IL. and I2cs Donf6s and
your Srfaefu2cfS viii not pay 50 tnEeiI dDnof
believe any tobacco bought hSfe fah be sotf lees
4 than the present prices Bsxck wrAbCery bxoughf
today from 6z 10 &c =,
The tnopshtfai mud ,emfneDtiJ {sir report 0f orr
LIVERPOOL iETg correspondents, Meesras II. W..
smythe Coz blfshed 10 our Iasf is-ne. attracted
the sttenton OF fhe trade. and the ernerslsentt~
msns 70 De that In view Of The fortunsfe
position OF the English market with respect 10
.uppiies, Us shown By our correspondents. Ef gsii
payers bad been remarkably prompt To- tlteiE re-
spouse to the advanced prices Is ely Crigfnafn9
and Eow prevailing here. . he Sellowin1 exfrnct.
also published In the last issue OF The Leaf f0m
The report OF Nessrs. William q, Meier K Co.,
Louisville, KY. indicates. If not anaer-esttmafed,
that foreign mfrkets generally are bksiys 90 have
need, between new ard 1879. OF oil ite resources
Of which they may now be Ia possession. xessrs.
Meier & Co. remafk: Dc &
lis too early 10 give any posi- 6pinion OF tbs
crop 70 be expected ibis year, but - 10 the area
planted we Won regard one fourth full estimate.
Accepting the very highest esiiul.te one.fifrd OF
last years crop we could only give kfTtueky and
Tempe see $4,000 bogshsaas, Indians and Iflinoss
1890 RoYsheads. Missouri two thirdsl $4,000
$4,000 hogsliesds; OF. from To-
700 TO 10000 hocenead,s less Than the annual
wants OF iplaGd consumpu 10, which. Eagsda In
Guided requires aloneoi western toascco from Tor
coo to 5000 hogsheads - 3s
We gise The following wholesale quotations for
virginia leaf: DARK wrappers, 12II4; bright
wrIpners, 3OhG40: heavy shipping l.sf, f261l4:
exIEs fine shipping leaf, 14fs Is; Tugs, 6llSkcS
origft smokers. 2gGQ3S 5fs5sss9
Ohio.-lnierioe " good common. 4k(9 ~ brown
aud grtenish, 5SG7 medium md hne red. TOTO,
n OSG2N.
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Saratoga Races-Last Day,

SARATOGA, August 26.-To-day was the
last regular day Of the mountaineering. The
first race was q purse oftS500. Distance, one
ard three.quarter miles. Reform won by
six lengths; Dublin second, and London
third. Time, 1909. ..5
The second race was for purse Of 81 400, Of
which $500 and entrance money was Tor the
second horse. Distance, four miles. Three
horses started-Wanderer, Fello~craft, and
Katie Pease. FeloWcraft was the favorite
in the pools before the start, having been the
opiy one of the three which had hitherto run
in f0ur-mie race. Fellowcraft led almost
from the start. passing the grand stand four
lengths ahead at the end OF the first mile,
Katie Pease and Wanderer running neckand
neck. The second mile was run in the same
order. In the third mile Wanderer passed
Katie Pease and pressed on FelloWcratt at
the three-quarter pole, and was only length
behind at the grand stand. On the last mile
Fellowcraft drew away and won by six
lengths, amid the enthusiasm Of the speeta-
tors. with Wanderer second and Katie Pease
q bad third. Time, 7:193. This is the fast
est fourmiIe time on record, and beats Lex
ington's great time Of 7:l93 by quarter Oh
a second.
The third race was free handicap steeple-
chase for purse of $3.50, $3.50 OF which TO
20 TO the second horse distance three miles.
Bullet won, beating VesnyiHs. Time, 7:5Os.
[Second Dispatch]
SARATOGA, August 20.--The great four
mile race to-day, in which Little's Fellow
craft beat LeXington's time, and made tne
best four.mile race on record, has been the
event of the Saratoga racing season, and Is ma
turally looked upon as remarkable achieve.
ment in the annals Of the American turf,
His competitors were Cages Katie Pease
and Rice's Wanderer, neither of which hao
run in four-mile race before, while Eel
| lowcraft bad run once and come OF victor
But Wanderer was known to be fast and en-
during, and Katie Pease had made Splen
did reputation at Jerome Park this year
| Although ssbe, has Of late lost semew bat j,
prestige,usAe wasregarded as by no means
contemptibla compettor. Felloycraft, from
his former TlAory in q fouf:fnfie race, wa
the faYorite Asan average OF three to tw'
lover Wanderegs and three to one oyer kati
kPease. "a
The announcement Of the time-il9s-
was received With tremendous cheers am
as the intelligepce flew with electric rapidit
| through the CROWD that this was the tastes
| fou,-snile race oh the annals Of the America
1 tuzs being ! seeand faster than Lextpgtona's
th3 cheers we're again md again received
iFeHsScrafs was more heavily weighted ina
1.-THE. eelstaated horse whose time ne Ga
beaten. z.ts4 x.nL
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

AUGUST 1s,.ApD!es..,S1Q1.o0S y barrel
potatoes-Irish. vi. 5002 p barrel; sweet (red),
$2.25M2 so: Yellow. S3 IS p barrel.
Onions.-$2 so % barrel.
PearS,-f1 @D2.5u "a box.
IKatermet0ns.-S51S u hdndred.
Corn The market ouring the past week has been
auie though the sales have exceedcd those or last
week by nearly 1000 pushes The daily sales have
been as-foif5ws: "Wednesday 1.00U bushels; Thurs
day 90 bushels Friday, 1920 bushels; saturday,
1861 bushels: Monday, 1,200 bushels; TUESDAY,
none. Total, 1877 bushels.
Oats--Tbe market ciosei 0rm. Receipts are
light but demand good. he sales during the plss
week have been us follows: "Wednesday, 1880
bushels; Thursday, and Ftid4y no sales; saturday,
$50 bushels: Monday. 125 bushels; Tuesday,
none. Total, 1856 bushels.
IYheoL-Tfie receipts for the pas. week have
amonnied 10 $40 bushels, most OF which has been
of inferior qualify. very little choice wheat coming
forward. Tie market may be quoted quiet oak
very firm.
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Two THE PLEASURE RIDERS

OF THE CIi1.. ,,n,-,r,- .
THE RICHMOND AND HEHRlCOIUKSsfaa =. ,t y
Is now open 10 the public for four miles, anu ~ vs.
have very Chez tofis and good road, h0petns
citizpns Of Richmond who have been using the faa
owtnp where 10 hnd the road will so out Second
street from s6ockoe Hill. AID seventeenth street
from Church HILL both into INC ta arm
rnnn ps RI cot water from without trouble apo hne
m"olis ia drive through, two miles from the ciIy
By going oul the tichmond and Henrico Irnp ,,s
sUainins the necessity Of coming back the same way
y III TOLLS:
One-horse buggy over the road nc
~ hnrse buggy carriage, &C., over the ROAD. NC
Two-horse buggy, carriage, &C., over ths foaa (.
and return 10; me gaies for as mo-
new tn be spen. 10 Improving the roaa>
NJ Il Sa.sodf m< ". s. EDMOSD, Presldeni.
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The P0rtsnoafli Eiopenent Case-Tae
asaraaes OF -Ncsr0Kilsed while
steaiIns- Sad Case OF Browning.

The Portsmouth, Eiopement Case-Tla<
Parties OFF Negro Killed " siiIe
atcns7ns-sad Case or Browning. r
| fspectallteIe.raml to the Dispatch. 8
NORFOLK, August 2O.- Henry Eure again
eloped with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Sarah
Wood, last night, and aed to Baltimore. The
horseFhippf9g which the injured husband
administered to his recreant wife precipi-
tasea the second fight.
I! FTe learn to. day that Mr.. James Jennings,
a farmer living in Pasquotank county, near
Elizabeth City, N. c., killed negro on his
premises, whom be caught stealing fruit, on
Sunday last. The act was in self-defeDce,
and he was acquitted at an examination In
Elizabeth City on Monday. The negroes
were so indignant at the acquittal that Mr..
Jennings had to be put in the Jail for protec-
ton.
Dick Drummond, a very interesting young
son Of Charles Drummond, of Norfolk
county, was drowned this morning by the
upsetting of boat on the Southern Branch.
The yonth was going on an errand to MIR.
Mears, neighbor on the opposite side OF
the river, at the time.
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ASororious Robber Killed.

ST.. LOUIS, August 20.-John 1. MOTIFS,
deputy Sheriff OF Collins county, Texas,
grltesto the Euening Dispatch that hekilied
notorious character named Fl. Reed, In
Lamar county, Texas, on the 9th instant.
BefMe dying, Reed stated that he was the
leader OF the band that committed tho Iowa
aud Gad's Hill, Mo-, train robbsriess the st.
lieneyieve, Mo-, bank robbery; and also as
serted that he robbed the Hot Springss Ark,
and Austin, Texas, stages, and had com.
mitted several other robberies IN ArlzorA
Nevada, California, and oregon. lie Wosaio
not give the names OF his coniederates,'b u
declared positively that neither Arthef Me
Gov nor the younger. of the James fosher
had ANYTHING 70 do with these ro0bfrie.;.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 20, i 874.


CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 90, / 874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT,-Whlte, 2,794 bushels. Red, 2,436
bushclJ. 49,
CoRS.-Whlte, ! ,23S bushels. Yellow, 274 BUSH
els.
OATs.-24S bushels
Rye bushels.
SuOgTS-94 bushels.
a-s, =. SALES.
WuEAr.-White 952 bushels fair at 81 80: ESQ
bushels common ut s1.20; LIZ bushels good ut ~. 80:
81 bushels very good AT IL 43; SO bushels GOOD at
Sl.35; 20 bushels common at Sl.27; 40 bushels
very good at S1.42: so bushels com mon at ~ 2l0
bushels good at S1.37; 80 bushels choice at 81
so bushels common at S1.10: "A bushels at 81 20
SO bushels common at S1.O5. Total. 1904 bush.
els.
4S bu. heels common III S1.27; $50 bushels good at
Sl35: 70 bushels good ut 81 80; 200 bushels
fair 1t 81 80; 100 bushels common 1t $780,; ~
bushels nod al 1897; % bushels fair on private
terns; 100 bushels prime at ~ AZ; 0O busieis
good al 81 So Toral.1 i SO bushels.
CORN White, 99e bushels prime on private
terms; 80 bushels very good At 94c.; lo2 onsheis
on the cob at &c. Total. 26S bushels.
CoRN-YeIlow. 274 BUSHES on private terms.
OATs.-11 bushels very good at S4c. % e3sn-
els prime winter ut CSC. Total, 100 bushels.
RYE.--6 bushels very good at8uc.
RE.EXHIBiTED.
WHEtT-Red, 724 bushels.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 90 NDd,,.-Aloney.2-
loans. Gold, 1094. Exchange-Long, 4S7A:
short, 491. Governments dull and a littfeoR for
some; others steady. States quiet and nominal.
Stocks active aud stronger.
Euening.-Money unchanged. Sterling quietand
weak at 4S7E. Gold strong at 109h@l10. Gov
ernments steady and active. States dull and steady
One million five hundred thousand dollars In gold
was awarded to-day ut from 100 $4,000
100 60 LOO. al
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RICHMOND, August 2Q> tSE4
The offerings OF tobacco have been verJ tuii the
past week. The demand for all desirable grades OF
shipping and manufacturing has been very Disk.
and prices are slightly higher on those grades whife
common and nopdescript goods are somewhat ne s.
lecred. A few hogsheads Of extra English shipping
have been sold as high as S1s. We DO not dee&sia
necessary 10 alter our quotations, but would
that all desirable goods bring our ousce quofatS1ns
The market closes very firm In the face OF the
largest offerings we have had this season, WITH de-
cided upward tendency:
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Suicide In Savannah.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

TSpeCaI telegram 20 Tie D1spatcnI
SAvANNAH, GA, August 20.-A young
nan by the name of Charles Ritters, in the
employ of R. B. Refhord, took laudanum
and then threw himself out Of q window OF
the fourth story OF a house. Cause unknown.
SAVANNAH, August 20.-Charles 81. Rit-
tiers, of Philadelphia, where he has q wife
and family, committed suicide by jumpiag
from the fourth-story window of residence,
striking on the iron railing Of the steps and
crushing in his abdomen. He died after four
hours of Inconsistencies.
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cnrroN MARKETS, AuGrsT 40.

. SAxAysAH--Dull and nomiaal; mia5hnEs. lozcs
Net receipts, $50 bales; gross receiys, 90 pa,es.
sH Wssn;arse1aK-osset middlinss, 1sse. Net re-
ee NssaRFo,R~Duli low middiingA .ts,c: Mel ro-
ceipfs 81 bales. Exports eosstgtse, Ils naics~
BAiTfaoae-Quiet; ntat,iogs. &C. IN S sI,su
receipts, $50 bates Expoyis. e.ssiS ivy oaiss'
. AiyEsrox-son irai !; good ordinary, a4''se.
81 NM bRaRANs.- -Sa.et md unchanged; mid
alurs, I6bc nas receipts, 81 lales: grpsy 70
ceipls, SO bales Exports eosstNtses Sos psiss'
"a Ns ~ lsy Octet and unclisnsed. ioH MD
dsIngs, ice. Receipts, 70 Dates % ,k' o'1os
PapELraA Dull: nidalioz. ~; low nlsa;
a,,WSs, Es.c. Grost reretpts $50 bales.
P Is sa,ss ssi... a s. bsss
n TSa 800 Quiet middiings.1 Nst re-
eesnss 50f bales exports eoasssise. 2oo oAiss'
sa ass.,sa.asa4AM0piet; middlpgs. Reeeipss'
| "a bales sales o oa,ss.
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Probable Affair OF Honor.

WARRESToH, Va, August co. On suspi-
cion OF intention TO tight duel, Judge Keith,
of the Circuit Court, to-day ordered the ar.
rest of General w. FL. Payne, Judge Thomas
Smith, Judge Thomas Barbour, and Colonel
John s. Mosby. General Payne and Judges
Barbour and Smith were arrested. Colonel
Mosby is not in town.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET.

AUGUST 1S.-For choice samples Of Wheat the
market /, active and shade tirrner; offerings to-
day of 6lS bushels. with sales uf white 1t 1920
and 81 SO for rsir to good and Sl339 aud S1.40
for strictly prime; and led Mt $1.20, Il %, and
$3.50 for Ialr aid medium quality, Bliss. ~ Sd,
IL steady of. rigs of $50 bushels. with sales at
GOO, 95c, and 06c. for mix@, and 92c. for yellow.
with sales at Soc ard 62r. tfi0.' q III ..s1Ss
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The Convention OF Lille Insurance
Agents.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. ]

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
BATH ALUM SPRINGS, August 90, 1874
The Convention of Life INSURANCE Agents
met this morning and elected the following
permanent officers: General D. III. Maury,
president; Major o. 2. Hay of North Caro-
lima, Colonel w. j. Magill of Georgia, j.
Willard of Tennessee, w. L. Law(ord OF
Maryland, General J. B. Hood of Louisiana,
vice presidents; W. Fl. Goodnow, secretary
Major William McCue of Virginia, treasurer;
Major E. B. Smith of Virginia, actuary.
The constitution and bylaws for the gov
eminent of the Association will be submitted
at the session tonight; alter which, the Con.
yention will adjoun sine die.
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lnsauman Indifference,

New York. August 20.-A boat capsized
yesterday near Rockaway, about one hum
dred rods from the life-boat house, contain
ing two lfe-boats, but an application for one
OF them to rescue the people was refused for
the reason that there was no key to the
door. The parties, however. were saved.
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Sunposesi suicide.

PHILADELpHlA, August 2O.-James hnoeI.
son is supposed to have commisieo suielue
by drowning in the Schnyikili river neai
Henrose ferry. His brother, VINO Is meI.
chant from West Virginia, iouna nun nsie
in an insane condition, ana proYiaeu sioa n.S
safe.keepins, but unfortunately ne escapsa.
and his clothing has been iouna on .ue 1i'ei
bank. The body has not been iouna'
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BY Tele2raph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. August 20.-Cotton weak and IRE
arn flour quiet ahd In buyers, f1yer; common 70
f1ir extra, s65O@f 20: good to sIolse: 40 S0se
gems,sf ana limited home inquiry: ~. 2G9tl.27
For old winter red western; $I.o76DS1.29 for nav
do. 81 .30Da1.31 for new amber w,stsra fi.Sl
and Il shude easier; 80@s0hc. for hated. SONc:
for western mixed S01aaQS2 for high mixed ana
yellow western; 96c. for white 1es'ero. CGliee
1uiet: Rio. lSc ki:e dull and without decided
change. Taiow arm; ccuntry, S4G9S 8. &c.: city,
SEGs5Sc: KosIn steady nc Va 206otZ.2b., PORK
fir .Ger; new, S23. Lard lower at l4scs WhEKeS
0uirt al 81 O3. Frcigbts hwar.
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 19.-UDuer heavy sales the nast week
the markei continues, frnl and aettye, with
coed demand for all srades OF manufacturing aud
shipping. The offeriogs Of yellow tobacco were
larger tnsn usual, aud sesG ~ very higo prices We
continue quotations 81 lSE
Prin,ings-Inferior and common. 81 500 q as
Good and fine. ........... 2 Sod 4 so
Lugs.-tnferior anu cputnon.. 4 500 @ IS
Medium aud goud...... 6 500 g 90
Fine and yellow snok-
nR.......f...........t D 0Ol114 UU
Extra yellow sIno king. IL 0u(930 90
LeQf--Inferior aud coialnon... z OGtQ co
Medium, good. aud mix
cd.... COGD12 0O
.... Good dark and rc,i.....1I 5OGD1S1 on
Hedium mixed yellow. IL 004gI2 90
Medium yellow and dap
pied wrappers. ........13 Oe9420 90
FILe yellow.........-....2t0 0l45 90
Fine extra.......,.......5o0 ogS5 10
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pos,master-Cenera, Jeuet,,

New, York, August 20.-Postmaster Gene
raj jewell was received with unusual honors,
the forts firing guns, &c.
MIR. Jewell will 20 to Long Branch this
evening to report to the President, and will
then return to his home in Hartford, Conn,
tomorrow.
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ST I.nI1Is MAnKE Ts.

ST.. LOUIS, August 2O.-F1onr quies ard mn
changed Corn In fair demand ana hl1aEr' VIC.
for No. q mixed, on track and In elevator. MS
Kew tirm Mt oSc Pork Irm and advanced; futures
higher: 81 695 10 seller oil the year. scon acti rs
shouiasrs: i3ID 3X for clear rio; I3saI3Kc. for
clear: shoulders o.. 10 buy ers, ptsmber clear
rib i xc buyer, September: clear, $3fc.SbuyeTs
August: lac, buyer, September. LSxa nfN ~
14Hc. for summer. esl2ss
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The Cape Fear Bar--Conservs.tiLe Ceie'
hrataon.

W1LMMaroN, n. c., august 20.--A foreign
vessel. drawing fourteen feet eight inches.
passed over Cape Fear lar, Through Bald
Head channel, yesterday This is the creates.
depth Of water known. there for many years
and is considered q good indication OF thu
ultimate success OF the work now being pro
secuted By the 1sysrnment.
The Conseryt .tiyes will celebrate tner fe
cent victory y, grund tSreh.light demon
| strati0n Oh .Ie 27th Instant.
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The Roli.Wornl Come.

Especial telegram to The DispatchJ
COLUMBIA, S. c., August 20.-The boil
worm has made its appearance in this vicini'
ty. Cotton which was doing we'll last week
is now being destroyed. They are more
dreaded than the caterpillar.
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LoUIsyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 1S.-Mdnufact,rei tobacco There Is q
good inquiry with snah movement, aud prices
are firm. We quote.
Virginia bright ane pounds sO@9oc.
Virginia bright 1ne and extra twist....... 7bc.
Virginia bright extra 6-incn twist 1900. Toe.
800. CSC.
Virginia medium aud l2-insll twist,new 56c~
aud ..................4Sa52c.
Virginia bright Us and l5's. ...........60@52c.
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Fatal Duel.

b My OsLEAss, August 90 THE reporter
due in 81. james parish yesterday, belm ",
st.ny and Richards, Is contii med Ins g,
fought wthreyol1ers at fifteen PAGES. P =, :
ifeiI Ut the third fire, and both expired 10 =
i few lninutes,
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The Indians.
CUsrEa's EXPEDITION ATTACKED.

SIOUX CIrY, August 20 Eepor.s nave
come from Fort Suiy that tne mo 'ahss 70
,ar,s nynedition on the 10th instant, and
W e repuised with heavy loss. Clusters
l % Is reported at hsty-tiye killed and
wounded. s 80. Z.
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poRT or RIOHa0aJr. AUGUST 80. ~
- ARRIVED

FoRT OF KIUHa0aJ,. AUGUST 80. ~ gs.
~ ARRiyErs
s.earnor wyanose. ,sss J I e
VI isasE Van Skaset, Jotanssen, Lisesp oais
Lee, SedtIon d 60.
S 800 SAILED.
sshaapar Bonnie boat, Kelly Proyia ences sosis
sslss a. ~ Eirpsr c4rscns Bo4s0h via Ds-
borTss coal. jxnes River 'ea
sehooner Eugie EeEssy -
os ssees : lehelI slaithass
,Eaie = o. aaiirosd 80. n
ID. g., sryraits CpRrie 4
II eszAHKa SaR FIfts esAkz.
schooner sieEsnf 20 ~
Fl 81 fss Il n vla s n
se3,osass al M l Iasgrs ~ sssss
a AVE- ass ssiIss Aaisiu.
Sou Schooner i, cravsls ss''' 8 81
/ gssI ids
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eaLTim,,na mAnkETS.;

p.rr,xopr. August 2O.-Flonr dull AUD heayy.
Wheat lowsr: amber choice, 81. 37G9bl.4 low
grades unsaleable. Corn nomiDal.. oSss nStness
Southern 4Sa59c. Provisions trmer. FofS ~ ~:
Bacon-ShoulGers, lU91 05c.; clear Tln .inss, lg$
tGIac. Lard dull IT l4l9 Sc. Caffse, and
Irur.y- rpfch Ar +
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n.yy,LLE T0BaCyo mARKET
LYNCHBURG MARKET.

AUGUST l9.-Curn--White, s1@sl05; yellow
and mixed. 95c. @S1.
.Whe1t.-Whits, sl.25@N.46; red, $1.2o@
$1.4U.
OQts.-55657Sc.
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1oursyILLE MARKETS.


LoyIsvLLR. August 20.1So market oSi mz 20
MERGE. sE
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cYNcISnATI MAaKETs.

C,sctsNArI. August 90. Flour quiet ana sicauY
Corn arm at 6eatc. pork--only limited stp1nn,ing
dasnand: held al s23. Lard firm; summer. lac.
R,con steady: shoulders, 9xc.s clear I'D, iS.He.t
cleav 1872, Wnissey steady st BIC.
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Z r,.a..,a a. !. s.pyea, :, .4,,fsa

szss i,oseonp, August 22.ss.-Henry Ward
5Reecher Dassea ihrongs a hiz eits On the trsin
this morning en- ro,ss: tpesshe White Noun
tains.
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FLORIDA AGUE PILLS.

- certain cure for ssHILLs and FEVER. DUNE
f,IrIIIS and AGuR. without ANY of tue Injurious
Effects Of quinine, mercury or arsenic effect in
az M sss NJ Ch,iLs and Fever, after quinine anu
a,her remedies bad completely failed, are IN y {
hands Of the proprietor.
a care is guaranteed In every case.
price, 5Ge,a,box. Sent by mail tree. ,a.o. ard
For saio BY kOBERT LaGA aSa, and
>. =. awe, ~ .s.Ss jy2s-Tu Th&Sl M
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s,rs.,T-T1YNER,s STICKY FLY-PAPER.-
~ far tlei Dup t's' bURCEIiL, u DID &sCo.
u. o 5 1916 Main street.
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n;,1IJREIP SEED. -LANDREfH,,s., =. MN ! y
III CROP Of TuHNIP SEED JED elnss nIvT,,ggIst,
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TNanraE ssTELa.saEaCa..

'M,sIISIaTuRE ALMANAC. AUGusT 81, lis7A....
- 800 H.l8I Moon sets. sos! ha1
S.,, a a.ssS'. al EisH TN M.l.l1.e5
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, August 90, 1874.
SALES.-42.550 consol coupons at SH; S13S
small coupons at IS; i194 interest certificates at
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

WHEAT-Red, .724 bushels.