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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-13

u WEST FOR1YNINTH STREET.-THE RENT,
III unfinished very reasonably.
Apply to L. II. LUDLOW CO.. No $ Pine street. and
IS East Seventeenth street.
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OWNER GOING ABROAD OFFERS BEAUTIFUL
~ country Residence at bargain; I'VE acres house
Is rooms; 81 minutes from city by New Jersey Railroad
SO trains daily: Photographs with rutland WHIT
ING, No. Beckman street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Russia and Germany,

LONDON, August 27.--Russia has again in
formed Germany that she sees no cause to
modify her attitude on the Spanish question.
A provincial correspondent declares that the
friendship and good understanding Of the
three Emperors are unimpaired.
BRUSSELS, August 27.-In the Interna-
tiona Congress the protocols of its proceed
ings have been read and approved. The date
of final sitting will be appointed to-day.
The Prince Of Wales has arrived here on
his way to Berlin.
Spain.
MADRID, August 27.-The Carlists at.
tempted to carry Puvcerda by assault last
night. Three columns attacked the city at
different points, but all were driven back
with heavy losses. Their chief Of artillery
has been killed, and more than half of their
cannon are dismouDted.
PARIS, August 27.-The Carlist leaders
Sparta and Viscount de la Tore have been
arrested by the French authorities at Port
Vendrez, on the frontiers. They showed
false papers, and have been taken to Prier.
geuX, where they are now. The authorities
are keeping close watch on the frontier
aud the CsrliSts are consequently straight
ened for provisions.
England.
LONDON, August 27.-The Daily Neacs an
nounceS that the strike in Belfast has ended
and all tue operatives, $1,000 in number, have
| resumed work in the factories at reduced
| wages.
LONDON. August 27.-The steamer West
| phalia has broken her shaft at sea, but i;
making her way to port slowly.
The Yorkshire stakes were won by Trent
| France.
PARIS, August 2I.-President MacMaho1
arrived in Paris at midnight, and reported
that during recent excavation at AmbroS'
the body of Landrdo dc Vinci was discover
ed in n state of perfect preservation.
| Cuba.
HAVANA, August 26.-There was grea
excitement in the market to-day. Gold wa
fluctuating from 149 to 200, closing at tn
latter figure. Exchange was not quotable
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Missouri Democratic Convention.

ST. LOUIS, August 21.-Amohg the reso'
lutions of the Missouri Democratic Conven.
ton it was resolved that while the West Is
heavily burdened TO sustain the manutac'
turers Of the East sum Of upwards of one
hundred millions Of dollars is annually COL
lected from us in the shape of revenue tax
on distilled and fermented spirits, the pro-
duct of our grain, and on tobacco, which,
by another unjust provision of the same law,
producers are prohibited from selling in the
hest markets, we therefore demand in
spirit OF justice that this law be repealed, SO
that we may thereby be relieved from this
unjust and partial system of taxation.
The first ballot for governor resulted
Cockrell, Ill; Harden, SO; Nolemsn, 10l
Nc lelnnd, %. Necessary to choice, l62
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Prospect. OF an Agricultural Fair-En-
tcrcsti:G Fisures-Ifems.

.'"r'~, yaac:.-> u he Richmond Dispatch.I
lANyLLLE, VA, August &c, 1874.
i0c prospects 0; IN Agricultural Fair
4.j.t Tie jora: az giceS Of the Border Coun-
60! he Patrons oi Hue bandry and OF the
h":,t7 Agricultural Society are reported
a'.d Town 10 he quite cheering. The Sd
g: AlI,nii'sr ! the day liked upon for the
v!"H,h-. On n" 18th instant MeSsrs. C.. T..
S"'4.i'i9, q. ". Price, Henry Hodges, j.
w. A!Nerd,. and W. {. Brown were ap-
!''A'"' hy 'he Border Council Of the Pa
'.> % HG>tanary committee 10 meet the
h+"v,"t'r Cvurii;tct OF the Border Agri-
'~'"FN >ec!r,y aud confer rs TO the best
-+'1"' OF holding fair and making it a sue
- VII Inc morning of the 10TH several
-, "''i> q -" committee Of the Agricultu-
$50 o'gici! met, but they separated without
.'-''''''!H. III! business, quorum not being
!'.''"s. II The evening Of the same day
80 '!A!n!!i". met and then determined
1i'- '1'Nile fair on the.day | have named,
T"!u"d al amount sufficient to form
' %tfsin towards the payment of pre-
-, = co-'"ou'.d By the citizens Of Dan
A AK ! learn rom the secretary Of the
49, eIstuFal society that $1,000 is the
-, -, ."-' required, and that their agent has,
'''> .''' been very successful in soliciting
''p'l'!>. Heweyer, fair or no fair,
.'. !" DC 4 grand convention Of the
.,',-s'> 81 lac border counties OF Virginia
|.' >''h CAROLINA held ut Danyille on the
49,. ~, -'5'ri9ber ncXt, at which time there
wa " ! procession in full regalia, speeches,
''4@F demonstrations.
az boots OF The commissioner of the
'"' mo" an Increase III real estate over
a. N>>.eeLcnt amounting 10 SS4 $50;
!, gym" property TO 8, co.: in incomes
,. ,. ''''''. The corporation tax, exclusive
end aspiration lax and the tax on incomes
,',,. .'ees'lts FROM licenses, will yield more
t" ' S--,'gt. Value Of lots, Including
i..n,"r.@2' 20; value Of personal
r..'ll.,.S', 9 - OF; income returned in ex-
Manu.. ''C' 1906; aggregate, g 400,44S.
-" y! White males over twentr-one
ly.r ~ age, 5tG: number Of colored males
Tea '"'"'! Zone years of age, 6GS; total,
fee, ' ,a., Guiding lots, averaging $50 By 50
5'rnHug alternate sections, on the south
l,a we grounds Of the Border Agricul-
igibo D,r'!' have recently been sold ut
. 81 ''''''h al prices ranging from SOB
>.!cr. ~ a. al inc corner of Lynn and Patton
war; ~ i'ct front. which was sold two
i,rS1 ~ ~ i0t s'9V, Vas sold day or two ago
a,11r,.' D. r. L. Holmes "has gone to the
We'd. u On q leave of absence for two
VII ,r,. 'tsE' r: u. Upper, of Richmond,
It 'r wa. Tor him next Sunday.
tqbl:r -, 'apecIed that teachers for the
"a a,r% >rn'o': would be elected on the 24th.
pc, tbS VI, ol The absence of one Of the trus.
NopGs,y etecton cannot be held till after
'&.cy. Of n ,; Ey the way, why do the
t,a a ~ lne public schools put of the cleo.
be-, Of ,tt1e.eis until, as general thing. the
t2fu.r s we uaehers have made arrangements
e.r.Si A''aIy necessary to say that the Con.
u oaAH!l!e and Of Pittsylyania
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Long Branch Races.

LONG BRANCH, August 27.-The first event
today was a sellng-race, for all ages, for a
purse of $500, one mile and halt. Stock,
wood. Electric, Quits, Minstrel, Wizard, and
Mary Constant started. Quits won; Stock.
wood second, Mary Constant third, Wizard
fourth, Minstrel fifth, with Electric bringing
I'D the rear. Time, 2.4S}.
The third race was mile-heats substituted
for four-mile.he race. Five horses start
ed-Fa dladeep, Jack Frost, Audubon, Lu-
tilia H., and Erastus Corning. The race was "a
won by Jack Frost; Fadlsdeen second
Corning third, Audubon distanced' Time,
1852. i.461, 1.46a, LAO, 1.53}. Fadladeen
won The first and second heats.
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COTTON MARKETS, Aueusr 81.

MonILE.-Quiet and unchanged; middlings, l6c.
Mel receipts, II bales. Sales, 80 bates.
NEW ORLEANs.-Quiet. and anehangedi mid
dAngs 1910. Net receipts. IL bale: gToss r.
ccptg, II bales. Exports coastws:, 2O7 naies-
Gales, 900 bales; Last evening 5000 oar ep, ro,
Observation-Disclosures; inlddlings. loic. net
receipts-none; gross receipts, AT bales.
BOSTON, Quiet middlins, l7he Nei receipts
bales; gross receipts, 80 bales. Sales, 20o bales.
BALTIMORE midahags, i6Sc sss re-
ceipts-n0ne; gross receipts, baes. E1poItS
coastwIse, sd bales. sa.es, zoo bales; Shipments
so bales. ,,x ~. -.
ccfuts, 1873 bales: Ero63 receipts, 100 Dies AA
ports coastYise. 103 bales. Sales az oales.
6IEMPtIIs Quiet: little doll 4. and quotanous
unchanged low miialings, l5h91 5sc. Receipts
49, bales. shipment. none go ~, -
CHAhLRsToN.-Dull; middlings, 13Hc seL re-
ceipts, 1a2 bales. Exports codstwise, zoS paies.
SaJcs 25 bales. Stock, 3,6I4 bates.
Observation-Disclosures middiingss aasfc.
SosEoIK-Duil low mtddliDgs, LOG. Net re-
ceipts, ls9 bales Exports sos.tMss, ~ ~ oa nes
receipts, 39e bales Exports coas. Hlse' AtDa'e-
An2snsTs.-NUu,l AVID poaipai; riddnpgss l5Sc-
ei rsceipts, "a bales Sales, 40 bales ~
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Latest News from Washington.
Late Wea1her Rersra.

Il + (
WAsnIsGTos, August 81 A. M Over
New England and the Middle States, lower
barometer, stationary or rising temperature,
southerly to easterly winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and over the southern and
western portions OF the latter possibly rain
areas.
rAssociated Press Telpgraml
WASHINGTON, August 27-7 p. M.-Over
the South Atlantic and Gulf States during
Friday, lower barometer, slight changes In
temperature, easterly to southerly winds,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather and rain
areas are probable.
Over Tennesseeand the Ohio valley, lower
barometer, stationary or rising temperature,
southeast to southwest winds, partly cloudy
weather, and rain areas.
Over the Lake region, lower barometer,
stationary or rising temperature, fresh and
brisk easterly to soutberly winds, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather, and rain areas. I
Over the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
souri, valleys and the Northwest, low ba-
rometer, generally higher temperature, fresh
and brisk winds, mostly from southeast TO
southwest, cloudy or partly cloudy weather
and rain areas.
Over New England and the Middle States,
lower barometer, stationary or rising tenn:
perature, southerly to easterly winds, and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
Over the southern and western portions Of
the latter, possibly rain areas.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, August Ex-senator Sher-
man comes here tomorrow.
JEWELS commission as Postmaster General
has been signed BY the President, who came
to the White House this morning.
Two post.olfice officials superintend-
eut Of foreign mails and the superintendent
of the money system-were detailed
to attend the Berne (Swlzerand) Postal Con-
vention.
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New York Items.

New YORK, August 27.--The directors Oh
the Erie railroad have ratified the aooiition
of ticket agencies and the increased lafln Oh
freight and passenger fare.
Isaac II. Holiday, prominent hour mer-
chant of this city, died suddenly al Saratoga
to-day. a.;
A dispatch was received to-day Dy Tue eul.
tor Of the Cronista from Senior de Conso' WY I
Ind a duel with the Cuban Rosardo. He
states: 81 have satisfied my country honor
and my own. The duel was ACCORDING TO
the Code, and have been wounded sllgn,! I.
w." No date is given to the dispatch, Dut IL
Ia supposed to be from Paris.
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The Two Leading South Caroline
Thieves Stricken with Terr0r-Fox
ISo &c.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August 27.-Goyernor
Moses, Senator Patterson, and other olhcalS
were terribly frightened last night at sup
posed raid OF parties from Georgia to clean
them out. They appealed to the acting post
commandant, Ogden, for protection and TO
order out the military. The Governor ano
Senator Patterson slept at the officers head,
quarters. The coIored State militia couIo
not be found. The fright was caused by
three citizens fox bunting on the Lexington
side OF the Congaree river. l.. Cass Car,
penter, a candidate for Congress, hurried OH
to Washington to-day to report to President
Grant. The whole affair is regarded as
ridiculous.
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Railroad obstructionist i'm Limbo.

New YORK, August 27.-John Shattlepure
was to- day committed for trial for placing
log on the Conarsic railroad yesterday ior
fun, by which the locomotive went down an
embankment, the engineer was badly orulsea'
and two passenger cars, full of excursionists,
narrowly escaped demolition.
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THE IRON TRADE:

OFFICE OF WILLIAM MEANS, CISsIsS 2 o.
and nIic. remain unchaugad An Increased dispo-
siuon 10 limit prices to fgaGes aboyeth quotssions
Ia manifested by produc9SS, and ss0e holders art
Ionsumers, however, 40 not seem to grow ner.
vous over this condiflA. Although not expecting
any further concessions TO prices, they are gene.
railv disposed to risk the market and continue INK
extremely cautious eoicy they have been pnrs
for tie last ten oths. An exception 20 TINS pone)
ia found among many of The country buyers, WINK
hive thought Il best to lay u u pre-
sent Hgures- lfaeeting IRtettt5efseer.
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Democratic Convention.

PITTSBURGH, August 27.-The Democratic
Convention nominated Warren j. Wood
ward on the sixth ballot for Supreme Court
judge. 49,.
John Latta, of Westmoreland county, has
been nominated for Lieutenant. Governor.
On the reassemblng Of the Convention
Justice F. Temple, of Greene county, was
nominated for auditor. General, and Gene.
Ial William McCandleSs, of Philadelphia, Tor
Secretary OF Internal Affairs.
The report of the Committee on Platform
was adopted, and the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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BY 'Ee.vsraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK. August 27.--Southern flour steady
with fair inquiry; wheat 1@2c. better, with TAR
ed on checks export-s1. 4@n21 for old
winter red western: $1.l6Gtl.23 for new DO,
20. i tennessee; Sl25@r1.35 for white western.
Corn opened steady and closed shads armtr-s 81.
@S2c. FOR western mixed chlehy S11ogSzc ior
western. Coffee steady Rice dull aud unchanged:
Tallow quiet md heavy ut s4s7aac. Rosin hsm Ut
s22O0r225. Tufpenttne frm. Pork steady at
400 III for new. Lard armer.
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Bowen Claims Damages.

New YORK, August d. Henry c: Bowen So ven
has commenced proceedings for sloo,O OOo
against the Brooklyn Eagle and s5o,oOV
against the reporter who furnished the al'
legged false interview. The reporter was
baied in $4,000.
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WILMINGTON IN. O. MARKETS.

AUGUST 2J.-Spirits ThrDentfne-I1as advanced
cent, sa'es OF 700 casks (snuthern pacssgesD at
32c., and 10 casks rew York cslsks) Al 32jsc per
gallon. Market nriu.
Rosin trained rosn firm and has advanced 6cs
Sales of 900 barrels straineG VI. rs per barrel.
Crude TuYpentine. -sairs of 200 tarreis IL 81 20
for hard, aud 1925 for yellow dip and virgin.
Market steady.
Ir.--MaiGet steady; sales Of 100 barrels at
$2 so per barrel.
Cotton.-- Market quiet; small sales at 14Hc. per
poun nd. rne following are til. oficl,l quotations
Low ordinary, 10c. ordinary, 1lho.; good ordi-
nary. SIC. strict good ordinary, ~ low mid
154c.-JOurIaul
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TOBACCCJ EXCHANGE.

y',ICuMoSD, August n, 1879
Tho demsnd fe,, all desirable grades of shipping
and ,nsnr,f.ctr,ripg tobacco has been very brisk,
and pr,es ora slightly higher on those grades while
cor :, IN and nondescript goods are somewhat ne.
a,ec,e1. few horsbeads oil txlIa English shlpnina
we been sold Us high rs Sl5, We 90 not essia ],
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BY Telegraph.
Drt.TS

NEW YORK, August 27-Eoon.-God opened at
1893. Stocks dull and lower. Money, per cen!
Gold, 1893 Exchange-Long, 4e7h; shoft' 4So's'
Governments firm. states quiet and nominal.
Erenfng.-Money, 2G2Hc. Sterling quiet anu
unchanged. Gold steady, Governments strops anu
uttle more doing. ststes quiet and nominal
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Crime i'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, La, August 27.-Within
the past twenty four hours there have been
two suicides and three homicides in this
city; besides which, three persons have been
dangerously wounded with razOrs and pis-
tolls in atfrays.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. ACCUSE 81. 1874.

ARRIVED. 49, ~
Steamer Wyaneke coS % Mss S .s mercnan
steamer ]. ". Everman, fia.t rhuadciptiia,
nsscilansll aud passengers, ". Il. Porter.
steamer John sylvester, Post. \ offoik.
oi ses sa Jofa G. Henry. Donneney. George.
town d. C., coal, Mayo bEoSnsiT II, vrs IA
Grace, coal. ii.
steamer Westoyer, skinner. Baltimores Irer.
chanalse and passengers, PeHhasaa sssal,'oas
eS seboaSer j. Curtis Qualer New yerk, csnnei
coal om1ns Z - ceiiins Hois. Nsr York va Pa
mupsey river, lnnoer, Curtis g PARK 6,
Schooner Virginia assiey; o MO- WaSlnasons
schooner e Maid d the M,sI prsc,or. warrington
MIN Old Fort, lumber, Curtis 4 Parker.
AzxoaAspA.
posroS. August 25.-- arrived, schooner DAVID
Collins G9 lpsl tfo ansass asarrysd schooner
sns. : s,Ies,' $500 six Gays from sicamona
49, 80 notice 10 aARTsEas.
Chesapeake Bay l,sa, ssassa eeasass
Notice hereby sen saas sa and rom ~, rons
per L, rarhii chaunei in % the present.
aim order IGN, tas en IN, a ~ ibo
psas beascn, visie only on the range o. ine ea-
ns R Iosa plane seventeen feet above mean low
,ah. should De seen clear weather rom sse
a.s of vessels afleen feet above she nass na's-
sas m.es. or leave me entrance q the channel ses
- " sbs rsSg 81 Love Owe fSiai ,be..,ns
= - 80 b reissrasA --s'sa IS
EEw YORK. AUGUST = = Air ss sfts az
OF sesada Arrived out n,eioek e. fs
pe sa arsly E ma ,sssa ss srs
m PnTsEss hlosRoE ass.st e "
Rlc ,noae. na s.s ssrsoik ii,r IdyerpuOt
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 81, 1874.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, August II, 1e<79.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-White, Jas bushels. Red, 35I BUSH
-CoRS,-White, 54S bushels.
OaTs.-3l4 bushels.
RYE-S0 bushels.
SALES
wuEAr.-White, 40 bushels at Sa9i0; IL BUSH
els at Tic total, % bushels,
WarkT-hed, 80 bushels very 6 Jod at S1.35
$50 S at Se1 240 bushels
tsrns: i2s bushels prime on pTl yate terms; 32e
hnshels on private terins-totaL ~ g bushels.
SO bushels very good ut Sac; SO BUSH
'i RaYIE.e50 bushels very eoo6. on private terms.
RE-EXH lBlTED.
WHEAT.-White, aa by shells.
t,srs-1 IA blslt Is.
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PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATEs-We have
to communicate the most lamentable piece
OF intelligence that ever saddened the hearts
of o sensitive generation. The tenth vol.
ume OF George Bancroft's History" will
lie published in September.-Ne,o York
Herald.
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y,,e Russe,,.smeot Affair.

0ysRros. KY. August 27.-Parties to the
Russell. Smoot tued Fave agreed to deliver:
Themselves to the Federal authorities win
the understanding that they be professor
until the court. decides their differences.
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AIstluary.

New York, August s7.-Professor BIOL
the culipary artist, is dead. : I,,,or q vate.
NEW YORK, 7.--otls Dyer, q were .ses
ran of the war of 1872, died IN LUIS s'.s ss'S,
terday. aged e!ghsy-seyen. dc lsrmef!S
lived 10 Montgomery, Ala'
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Bound-Interestins Yacht
Race. E.

- Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.]
PORTSMOUTH. August 27.-One hundred
and twenty schooners and briggs are weather
bound in Hampton Roads.
Another interesting regatta took place at
vue de rEau to-day, the yacht "Gace,"
owned by W. H. Doyle, of Norfolk. win
ming the prize. In forty-fiye-mie race be-
tween the sloop Hultz," Captain William
Teunis, and the schooner "Ackley," Captain
George Dawson, for 5000, the former won
easily in four hours and forty minutes.
Large numbers of people were in attendance.
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Large and Extraordinary Sale or To.
bncco I'm Danviilc, Va.

ISpeciaI Telegram 10 the DlSpatcnI
DANyILLE, August 27.-Messrs. Hutch:
ings, Thomas & Co., at the Farmers ware.
house in this city to-day, had the most ex.
traordinary sale OF leaf tobacco ever known
here. The quantity sold was fifty thousand
eight hundred and seventeen $50, BID pounds,
which brought twenty thousand one hun
dred and twenty-one dollars and thirty.nine
cents Cs20,121 39), averaging sSD.63 per thou.
sand pounds! j. A. McCaully, of Alamance
county, n. c., received check for S6,606--
the largest check ever given in Danvile.
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Reward for the Tennessee J
Breakers

NASHVILLE, August Ex-Governor Brown
has offered $500 reward for the arrest Of Inc
iaiI-breakers, and offers assistance TO tne
sheriff, whom he directs to summon posse
of the best citizens to maintain ofder.
Nothing later received from Gibson county
mr. vicinity,
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NEW ORLEANS, August 27.-oals firm at 55@
e0c Bacon puoyant; sides, lOhc; shoa Hug IS
In proys d demand at 1O1il11 8xc. Lari stronger
at f5h@1 SIC for tterce; 1871 6hc. for keg sugar
In speculative demand andfuity 'air at 97sNsHc,,
| nri ne, 9Yt49Kc Molasses-uothing doiDg. Uther
articles unchanged. (.
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A UGUST 3, 1874.

A UGUST 3, 1874.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
have just opened
NEW SIDE BAND PRINTS,
IRISH LINENS and BLACK SILKS;
NECK RUFFLISGS in variety;
BLACK and CoLoRED KID GLOVES; r."
LADIES BLACK SILK GLovES-best;
WASH Nets and BLACK SILK NETT;
HAMBURG EDGES and ISsERTISGs;
WHITE ORGANDIES, VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED LAWNS FOR PoLASAIsES;
BUCK and Isle GAUNTLETS;
LINENS for spitlng and travelling.
In order to make room for new stock, all the
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will be sold off without regard to cost Great jobs
offered In them to those in want aus
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 27.-Virginia o's. peelefs,
"a; consolidated, 90; ex.coupons, 4sH. West
yirginla's, Q. North Carolina 6's, Old, 10 :; new
10: special tax, 5. Bid to-dty.
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Iron d,onYentiOif.

PITTSBURGH, August 27.-The Iron Con-
venton has advanced The price Of bar, sheet,
and plate-iron by about six dollars per ton.
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eALTIMUnt nAnxETs.

BALTIMORE, August 27.-Flour dull and m
changed Wheat steady Corn-Whitc southern, 9I
Gy94c. yellow do.. Sl@S3c. Oats in good de-
mand 53@55c. Provisions strong and UNCHANGED.
Whiskpy quiet ut 81 @l.00H. Coffee q shade better
Sugar steady and In foir IL maid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-28
cINc1NN.Tr MARKETS.

CINcINNArI August 27.-Flour dull. Corn frmer
and higher 7UQl73c. Fork staady ut $23p23:6O.
Lard steady: sumner lac. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
$50 91c.; ciear-rib, 1891 3Ie; clear, 3. Wniskey
steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-28

During the present fiscal year no church
property is exempted from taxation ID this
city, and marked increase in the tax COL
lector's receipts will he observable.-H WASH
mgton Chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-28
I.aUIsyILLE MARKETS,
rrw opT,rAvs MARK ETs,

LoIJsyIILE. August 27.-F!onr and corn un-
changed. Pork unchanged at $23 so. Bacon firm
and In fair demands shoulders, Jhc.: clear rio,
l3xc.; clear, 14c. Lard, 1870. NhlsRey, VIC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-28

PosrAL.-A new post-office is established
at North River, Rockingham county, Va, on
the route from Harrisonburg to SIaunioD,
with John j. Raler as postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-28

Shipment Of Specie TO Europe.
NEW YORK, August 27.-Tbe shipments
of specie to Europe to-day amounted to
S217 900, of which $l50,C00 was gold coin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-28
LEW MOURNING GOODS.

NEW MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK GRENADINES, BoMBAZISES,
TAMEsE, MoHAIRs, ALPACAs,
BoMBAZINE CLOTHS, VILoUR DE NICE,
AUSTRALIAN CREPEs,
ENGLISH CREPEs, GRAPE WELLS,
BLACK CAsHMEREs, CREPE DE ALMY,
BLACK DE LANES, &C, &C.,
Oh hand and expected by
aus y. IL. EhINE y ~.