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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-21

WASHINGTON, August 20.-The death, oil
Rear Admiral Coilius promotes Commodore
Stephen D. Trencbard, but does not affect
any officer below that grade, as there has
been an excess in the list Of commodores for
some months past on account of the rem.
statement of Commodore John G. Besumon,
by act of Congress passed at last session.
The Government has appealed to the Su
preme Court from the decision of the Court
Of Claims in scvent cen cotton awards, in
yolying three or four hundred thousand dol.
lars.
The Hot Springs property having been de.
cided by the same court to be in the United
States, the claimants to the title have up
pealed to the Supreme Court.
Statistics Of sugarscsne for July at the Ag:
ricultural Department show that Mississippi
has an increased acreage of 8 per cent.
Georgia, per cent; while other sugar pro-
duciug States show decline. Louisiana
reports an average condition; Mississippi.
8 per cent. above; other States all below
from to 10 per cent.
The Indian Bureau has been informed by
the Sioux Commissioners that they will meet
at Omaha on the 26th instant and proceed
to the Red Cloud agency, where the Grand
Council will be held September LIST.
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r,nrr.,r,,q ,u,r. q; the richmond DiSpatch.l
!HG,Hxr> SARE ESCAPE FROM DROWNING -
BRAVE ACT OF Az OLD Man, ETC.
The bc4yy rains OF Wednesday nigh
c.u,.G an ryrliI," in all the creeks in thi.
sar,lyu ana the Norih Auna river was highei
than Il hi- h~.n before This year. 1t roSt
y"rv ra;adiv during The day Thursday, and
Caaynt army prr>Dn> on the LSliSa side.
Sama fyc or>.X vnhi:ip and teams were lief,
on The .,V.u bank 0: the river all Thursday
night
Ahru. me time Tho river WAS highest two
nrH ina i,,,- ! r,ry tried to cross from the
>y0.,yl:auj4 >ii". Tue water on tina. side
Va, >oInr SKY " seventy yards wide, and
ta5a.n tn. hrldG" wa> above water the cur
rent Wa >'-,a- aad far too deep to r'a,h the
ird., with .ut swimming Blu! Whillock
and IA. with th-ir jersey, drove into the
wafer, i-uur int ii the dang r, and were coon
IL H. ru rent which washed Them out Of the
road and sweet tac .Icr>ey-horse and all -
Gowa alIin>, B. tG.r. lud the horse W IS hung
oa lie t"y ii lran": and there they stuck,
butu men ~ - tGegr waists in the water.
though >'aailrg in the vehicle which could
10, i t.'. ~ II vas loaded with iron we'll
iiX'ur-. TIE hul>r was in a drowning
SWIM = >.ruhc-tbe other but little better.
iy >O!a" mans th"y cut the horse loose
enough - plrv"Gt his drowning, both
.hotlu@ aud ~ llIg 10" help all the While
INIT. inyy had ruu>ti 4he neiyhDorS even g
mi. III. >ryrrai n"l We're on the Louisa
SIDE. hu' cout render no assistance, as
liz cur!vut vas strong and the plauks
were washed lfAn the eudS OF the bridge.
a, ia>. "i Harry Richardson got
there after running about halt a mile, and
though he i >,Xty-oda Years OF aye, and a
SINAI man, hc soon bad MS clothes Oft, Sprang
Into the water. reached the bridge, plunged
Into the ruricnt on the Spotsyl1anla side,
and landed >at"iy. Then, taking q rope
brought down from IioiiAday's mills, he
swan out 10 The mr0, tjcd it to Jim w bit
!och, and th~n, with the help Of byStanders,
dragged hm 10 the baHk. Whitiock could
no. ,"lm hut the spectators say noue could
have RETAINED from laughing had they seen
III" way he Padded, aud spluttered, and
"llscd' ii, I'D head back to keep it above
water.
Od Harry swain out again, and tied the
rope 70 RAY and alter getting him out
Wen. III the tnlrd time aod towed the horse
in. Such coadnc is ~ unusual a. any time,
and 80 remarkable in N old man, that it Is
worthy Of note. The men (Rsy and Whit
!0chj were IN tie water nearly two hours.
Many persons who had been 70 the Grange
mase-u"cinS and riiliou At Louisa Court
house hal ~ remain on the Louisa side oil
the river.
John NJ. Holiday was caught on the
Louisa size, getting TO the river after night
bui he III, h!. horse and swan over, resch.
Ing The epo'syIyana side 10 perfect safety
Notwithstanding the darkness. Yours,
A"yt>i -, 1870 NJ.
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The New York pfationists are 10 ecs.aeles
over tia. portion of General Buffers letter
to the Leg4l-Tender Club which aiiudes 10
the suspension Of Duncan, Sherman q 20.
The committee of arrangements, Tor tDelr
forthcoming demonstration at the cooper
Institute, it is understood, have resolved 10
have the letter printed III big type and post
ed about the city. Judge Kelley has been
invited to be present at the meeting. but IL is
got certain as yet whether be will be able to
accept. DIR. Pendleton and some other pro-
mineut western gentlemen have also been
invited.
The wheat crop of Minnesota was too
much for the young grasshoppers Of 1875,
and these pests were obliged to leave grow.
ipg plants which produced about 000.0OO
bushels of grain. The St. Paul Pioneer
Press estimates that OF this crop % 600, 600
bushels will be for sale, aud that 1t will bring
to the State over 1913 000, 900, or more than
twice as much as was obtained for the crop
of 1874.
Mr.. Andrew johnson, son OF the iate
ex President Jehuson, denies all knowl
edge OF the reported insurance on ri
fathers life, though he says be has no. We
been aisle 70 look over all OF bis father
pagers. The estate of the ex-President I
+, estimated at between $780, 600 anG $175, 00O
Cincinnati Commercial
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ANOTHER kEELy.-To the Editor Of the
World: Sir,-In one OF the London papers
1.-THE Echo read with unfeisned surprise an
article referring to the discovery Of new
motive power In connection with certain
American invention, the "keely Motor
and the immense powers claimed for The
same. Now, this is the first time that hear
Of this machine and its inventor, and being
myself the English patentee of "a new mo.
tive power" g., and also the inventor of
the Ludeke Motor" think it only right,
in the interest of my friends and of the Lu.
deke Motor Company, now actually in form
alton. to make without any delay this pub.
lie declaration relative to my own invention.
l consider it also certainly most rcmarka.
bic coincidence, go far as l can gather from
tue few details and the very incomplete SCI
eutitic description. that 10 nearly all the
principal points Il. e., limited quantity of wa.
ter, air, &c., as aseUtsl the keely aud Ludeke
motors appear 10 be the same. beg to re-
main, sir, your most ooedient servant,
J. f. +. LUDEKE.
Is IViln,ot place. Camden To1n, London,
August 1915.
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FINA'NCIAL.
aa4EesoHMT5SJfs sasf1fefiiyfesEssSsets..4e,z 80.

sesHMeIH sfOJR s5xssefzzNsTs.
I, Il assais I'd. 1sgsT
sAIssi $1,000 oetsr, II ~, -, - 81,
$1,000 Richmond city g aoidas 81: ss,n i "A
r. md city G'ssold at as. y nieu
n. d.--k mericaa gold, IA blB. Il si:t I, IS
SysH. Sscttrfffes, Virginia cnnsols. an h.x o.,
asked sasginm cotisofs new, 4S hid 49,. ~:
seferre,A IN Dd, ~ ssked Virginia ,eseas rne,,r
Gates, as ahsedi virginia laxsreceiYabIas coupons
q |t Isa t.ss.-Rfenmend city SIS; ina II,
= ~ sske RichT nond city 6,s, Ss lid Pe,tps
burg city Sy. 7ss hid Norfolk city 81, SO Did
Satigastd sou. Chesapeake and Ohio Railsost
6's, gold MAID NJ: 40 asssi soutas!ds ;Rxtlroac
,a5a norigge pre- erred 81. =: sda "a 90 asked
7'sy j. and D., 100 5tos; Richmond agd Petersburg
kairoad sec0nd m0rtga &c Be-, A: and W, 100 BID;
n,crtsage rs 8. md j., z Did; Ricam0Dd, Yrede-
ricssh burg asd Potomac Il silsoad mortgage 6s.J.
aie ann 70 4sH
S4sson Sos1ds.-James River sao kanAwha Cdnai
nEsl mortgage 6s, 81. and NJ, So lid. sfs.t5s.
M. .ufy ts Stocks.-Petersoa,g Railroad, 100
nsc Esohmonu, Frederick sburg aod Polo
cd kishmone spd Danviiis Railroad, 400 par,
~ asse1; seaioavH ana Roanoke IA Trad gualau-
tetd. 19VpaE 80 bod q = Co. as77s ., \.
- 6Gnk aoeks-FtrsS National, 100 pu,1l9 bid
IO3 asked; Planl. II National 100 par. IL asked:
asked. ..si3Sz1 Til,I st@E1 ' os's
fnsurancs Censpanses-virgnia Fire ana Ma.
'rine. 70 pa1; 30 bid SSk asked Virginia. State.
10 par, 2sh bti; Nirg1nta Home, 100 par, 10s
asked City. Leo par, &s asked Old Dominion,
BOO par, 80 bib 90 aked. ~: ~ ~ s,;ss sSs<f, -
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.e,ser from Petersburg


prrrRss,;EG August ~, 1910.
The Conservative Confeht'on " noIn !. .s
laid de from the dis,fic, composed VI .ne
~ petersburg ard the counties "i TUG q
',,' and Surry net mere t"'ua9 az -
',Ircr An organization was tntc.eo y!
90, n,sc,ion Of Mr.. Charles W. Su.'on' u,
tm chairman, and George Mef. ba''e, o'
Tr,rrr George. secretary. he eo'' er' ~,
49, very tut one. nearly ever! Que VI VI"
Tol oates chosen IL 1t being present. WV
,s'3,-ohIc norton OF the time OF 'he COZ
80, vas occupied in set.ling Tue
s,.on Of The double deiega''oh Eotn
.ar,oIe,cr township. IN fr'nce 1eeree,
tcu'i'''H ,,r discussion cnsued both
a'" -" committee on Credentials
''., no convention when the report OF
~" -" was presented. The matter
~, s.sI,y settled by the admission OF both
Va ",, ~ seats, resolution being
"5'.21.c1 that they should cast ratably the
""'t.', ~ ,he township. 1t was not until af-
Wv. ,.,.I,rk tina; the Convention decided to
~ ,,o nomination o! 4 senator. There.
~, t,qr,3in William +. Hinton, Jr., OF Pc.
NV N.i.r Mann Page. OF Prince
,,'rr ana Mr. Gcorge"r. Clark, Of Surry,
w. '.,,',t n nomination by their respective
si who. in doing so, took OCCASION to
',.,.t(c;r clans. II was claimed hy the dele
ram Surr, tbal that county bad not been
S,o,t, r,ore,cnfed in the Senate for forty.
r,,y>. and WAS therefore entitled to
I,,,;,4.inr. This view Of The case was
' ~, also by some Of the delegates from
r.ll.,c Georyc. and in settling this matter
I',:',. ,o animated! discussion occurred. FL
H,s., MAJOR Mann Page, who insisted upon
"',ir,n, Tho l>u Of his name from the first,
w,,n3:ava by his friends, and shortly
,,,,r, ! - clock TEE vote was taken, Captain
IT:,,,r -.r.iyiaL seventeen votes ana Mr..
NIX. tr ~urr,. fourteen. captain Hinton
1...i,cd the cllrr" vo'c Of Petersburg with
80 .xe,n.,on Of one, aud six votes
f,~c, rr,rrr George. Hr was thereupon
- ..-,t me unmjnpc. and the nomination
w.. ,nlG,. un,ulm"uS. \ committee was
....,sr,rd - m:o:in hiln OF his nomination,
,I.t - ,;.aG that he bad lett the city this
,r,-a:,.. - vsi. his relatives and friends in
ai:-,onri. eIure the nomination has been
[,-,.-r.3 m Dim there is no doubt that he
Rcna:a E. PAWS and Richard z. Barham
v,.r, .n.u,ga, nominated by the Conserva.
,:yr CO. ygi,;i5u 20 represent Petersburg
IN he House Of Delegates. The nominations
ar. received wi.I great favor.
JuI..r Jones has issued m order that DR..
VAu>~n De S.pt in the county Jail OF Din
ry:.tiu FIR iiy. days in order that bis rela-
lsyr. NAV aiiiy 10 the Governor for Il
-aTd'n. -
Yrt l4rl< 4. Delnn6, aged seventy-nine
vars. Gr.,: "a; evening. and was buried this
;c.rnpnl from The FIRST Baptist church. He
Ind been an Invalid for several years. The
,...a...t -.l. a uu.jyp OF Massachusetts, and
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From Bath county.
MILLBORo' SPRINGS, !


BATH COUNTY, VA, August 10.
kWt0r$ Dispatch: The farmers Of this
county are now engaged threshipg their
"arN. The qu4li Y is better than was eX.
l"ct"d, bat the Yield per acre is not by any
mean, an average ore.
People will come TO the mountains not
"!Ibstandln- the great complaint OF the
scarcely Of money. A the springs are doing
g"0u hti-ines>. some are here for plea
sure aud semc FOR health, and all have the
appearance OF cnj1yins good health; out per-
nap GU mountains have something to DO
WIN That. Miiborv' has been much i'm
proved, and is nov very pleasant place to
board.
Colonel S!llingtoD, Of the Wallawhatocia,
mas quite number OF visitors. This place
DOS is'f 10 become tavorte resort for health
and pleasure.
Weather very warm and still raining.
BATH.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
aIpssssssRear. .Aaues,.tsse,,s.s

WAsEIsGyoA. ngust 20 Telegram re.
cetSed ut the Navy Department from Cap
tain G. Simpson, commanding. the. United
States steamer Omaha, dated Panama, Au.
gust 10, announces the death OF Rear ADM.
raj Napoleon Collins, commanding the South
Paci6cfeet, OF Callao, Peru, on the 9Th In.
.stant. He died OF erysfpe as, after an illness
Of three days. He was buried With mill
tart honors In the Protestans Cemetery at
Bella Vista, near Callao. III d. +, ~. 80
z Rear Admiral W orden has been ordered
to the command of the Sou'h Pacific station
in place Of Rear Admiral ColliDs. Until his
arrival there the command will deyoive upon
Captain Simpson, Of the Omaha, the senior
captain in the fleet - - -.5sss. s,.a. ..s
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New York Items

New YORK, August 20.--Judgment has
been entered in favor Of the Fourth National
Bank against the Bennington, Cedar Rapids
and NJ nnesota road for $4,000.
John D. Townsend, counsel for tho legis.
lative Committee on Crime, has presented
yoluminous charges to Mayor Wickham,
containing specifications against Police Com
missioners MatzeIl, Disbecker, and Voorhis,
and asking for their removal for neglect OF
duty, incapacty for Office, and other serious
alterations.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

TIE STOCK PANIC AT AN END.
LONDON, August 20.--All signs Of the panic
in consequence OF the Eastern troubles have
disappeared, and the stock market has COM
pletely recovered from the depression Of the
last two days.
MOVEMENTS OF THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 20.-Tbe date OF
the departure OF the United States squadron
now lying in this harbo1 has not yet been
determined. 1t will probably sail on the LIST
of September for plymouth, where 1t will
remain q short time and then sail in tue d.
rection Of Gibraltar.
France.
EX PRESIDENT THEIRS NOT A SENATORIAL CAN
DIDATE.
LONDON, August 20.-The Ne,rs CORE.
spondent ut Paris reports that eX President
Tsrrs declines to be q candidate for the
Senate, preferring to remain in the lower
house.
Germany.
THE PROPOSED WAR CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, August 20.-The North German
Gazette says nothing is known 10 political
circles in Berlin of Prussia intending to con.
woke conference on the usages OF war In
the near future.
Turkey.
THE HERZRGovINlAS INsURRBcTION.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 20.-Later intel
Ilgence from the scene Of the insurrection 10
Herzegovina Is satisfactory. The Governor
of the province announces that there Is less
excitement among the people, sBd be anticl-
oates prompt pscihcaiion. Russian, AUS
trian, and German ambassadors had pro-
tracted conference with the Grand FZler
Yesterday. 1t is understood they advised
Suspension OF hostillties wibb view to afford
40 opportunity for ascePtaauiDg the grieV..
ances of the insurgents. Turkey declined
to accede to ibis proposliea-
The Russian Ambassadors bad an lnterVleFs
NTH the Sultan, aad afterwards the Grasa
We was summoned to the palace.
The foreign ambassadors will meet at HE
Russian embassy on Saturday.
BRUSSELS, August S.-Le horde. the
Russian organ, discussing the Turkish in
surreetion. saws that Russia, Germany, apG
| Austria are in accord. Peace has been ten
pnyarily disturbed, but the general peace II
secured beyond attack. France snd Italy
b will doubtless be invited to join these three
tPo~ers
Turkey must recognize the seed of end
ing the intolerant reginae and OF proceeding
seriously With reform which has hereto
fore been mere pretence.
LONDON, August pa special dispatcl
from Vienna reports that the HeEzegovlnial
insurrectionists have been forced to rais
the siege OF Trebigne. and some have hee
driven uparmed across the frontier.
LONDON, August 20.-The Vienna Ne'
Press Is informed that tie British Ambassa
dor was recently forewarned By the sulta
of the action of tho three Powers pointln
out the significance of the STEP, :,
A Vienna political correspondent says "a
action of the powers was tender OF trieDdi
Offices, no. intervention, and thinks lhs. 70
refusal Ct Turkey to accede to their propos
sions '6as not tinal. ,, :
| T. special from vienna to The STANDARD a. : |,
presents that fifty Turkish families perls ~,
wien the insurgents destroyed berDeira al
SeYipjara. /,
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, August 20.-For New Eng
land and The Middle States and the Lower
Lake region. partly cloudy and slightly
warmer weather with southerly to westerly
winds, no change In barometer, and possibly
light local rains.
For the South Atlantic States, warm and
partly cloudy weather with east to south
winds, stationary or rising barometer, and
rain in the southern portion.
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curious issue has been made up in Chi.
ta3o Tor court aud jury TO pass upon. A
prominent Methodist has sued the pastor OF
Ills church, iayiog the damages at s5O,O0o.
ior excluding him from! the communion.
Abie.- Cincinnati Times.
Many Of the people OF Rockford, ILL.,,
LoL'L Want 10 have JEFF. Davis near them.
Ihey went over into Canada during the war
70 avoid icing sent down into DaYis's Ylcln'
Hy.-M,l,cQukee Sentinel.
49, There i, hope for George Washington yet
va Herrm.nn, who died sixty-seyen years
p vel Christ, has just go lis monument
thsca99 TuneS.
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The Constitution gives the following d.

The Constitution gives the following de-
scription of Copeland: ...
.:As other communities may be bonored
with his presence, the following description
of him is given: He generally claims that
he is Methodist minister; thirty-three or
thirty-four years ofage; five feet nine inches
high; full forehead under jaw and teeth
project over the upper; hair sandy and
curly; beard rather heavy and perfectly red
sometimes wears mustache; is very smart
and keeu-looking, and very neat and gentle
manly"
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TIE BLACK HILLS Ell DoRADo.-Professor
Jauney, in his letter to the Indian Bureau CIV
ing some further account of his explorations
in the Black Hills, does not enter with much
enthusiasm upon the subject OF the gold-dls-
coveries so far made by him. though he is
not chary Of his admiration Of the country
ITSELF He has found gold in some places in
encouraging quantities, but The deposits are
not very rich or extensive as compared with
those of California.
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The georgia TnsurrectIon..

AUGUSTA, Ga. August 20.-A dispatch
from SandersvllIe, Washington county, re-
ports the arrest OF CandiR Harris, one OF the
leaders in the plot. He has made confess
sion duplicating Prince Rivers, moJor-gene-
phstically denies the charge. Seventy ne
groes ere 10 jail In Sandersvil1e. Governor
Smith is expected there tonight.
All is quiet 10 the counties below. Arrests
still continue. 1t is believed there will be no
EIrther trouble. The negroes have dispersed
and returned TO their. homes :. T., -.
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The Mississippi Faliing-rne Crops

MEMPHIS, August 20.-The rapid decline
in the river has dispeled all fears Of further
damage to the crops, but so great is the di.
verslly of opinion regarding the damage to
the cotton crop in this district it is impossi.
BILE to estimate it. The amount va les from
10000 10 80. 900 bales.
The number of acres of corn ruined by
the flood is largely In excess of cotton.
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The following was Old Prob.'s prediction
for Yesterday. Itappeared incorrectly in the
Richmond papers:
For the Middle States, the Lower Like
REGION. and South Atlantic States, clear or
fair weather and light southwest to north.
west winds, slowly-rising barometer, and
slight changes 10 the temperature, but With
local rains In Northern New York and neal
Lake Ontario. ....t., ....,
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Is IVilmot place, Camden To.cn, London,
August I 1875.

BASKaUPr DEc1sIONS.-The United State:
circuit courts Of Indiana and Illinois have
within ii few days past simultaneously ruled
that where the individual estate of bank
rupt is not sufficient to permit of the full exi
emptions allowed by the bankrupt act al
the State exemption laws, and the bankrupt
is member Of a bankrupt finn, the exemp-
ton may be made out of the assets of tie
firm, provided the bankrupt is otherwise en-
tjiled TO The full amount of the exemption
allowed by law.
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Baltimore Iteuas,

BALTIMORE, August 20.-The British ship
Norseman cleared with nearly half million
gallons of refined petroleum tor Antwerp
the largest shipment ever made from this
port.
twenty-five thousand five hundred boxes
Of peaches were received at the L'ght.Street
wharf Yesterday, two thousand of which
were thrown in the river.
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Faeaa Aar.ar.

ESPECIAL telegram 70 the BIsps tcnl
AsnzaEz Ggyys August 40. Z fight
which occurred here fiIis aSfernn,nn. 4. D.
Wells shot ana mortairss I, onniiea Sam ,ei
Varnan core. Wells, IN attempting to make
bis escape, vas shot and killed: By Robert
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A TERRIBLE FRATRICIDE.- Cincinnati,
August 10. Three brothers, named Viii.
liam, Thomas, and Nicholas Moran,
quarrelled in the Fifth street horse-nlr-
ket this afternoon, resulting in The former
being knocked down and literally kicked to
death by the others. Tue origin of the QUAR-
rel is said to be OF long standing-tbat Will
liam by superior business tact had succeeded
10 acquiring considerable property from bis
brothers, which had aroused their hatred.
The survivors We're arrested.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
OFFERINGS.

., RICHMOND, August ~, 1870.
....t ls OFFERINGS. i: ~ 80.
WHEAr.-Wate, 2,sos bushels. Red, s,s1t
CoES.- White, $50 bushels. strap colored, 40
bushels. Kiasd. 10 bushels. '
OATS.-462 Bushels. - @..a .'s.=f,
kYE.-S2 bushels. -L---,-
MEAL.-9S bushels. $50. ry..-.s-r, s -
ORCHARD GRASS-SEED.-SSb bushels. &
.n s.. SALES. did t.tt
WHEAT White. AZ bushels fair at S1.35; 400
bushels very good at ti.45; 200 bushels good at
IL AS; 81 bu. hels very good AZ $l.46; ~ bushels
common at $40; 206 bushels common at ~ so:
si.4s; 10 bushels Common at 81. aS iss bushels
goou at 81 40; 80 bushels very good STAT :3I36
bushels very good at 81 49, So fair al S13S;
HS s5 aI 81 bushels e
SO bushels fair at 1897: ~ bushels prime at
81 so; So bushels common on pIlva,e terms; l4S
bushels good at 81; 43a,otsl, 2.l9S bushels Red,
$1.47; 548 bushels very good at $1.a5; l24 bush
els AT ~ .33; l1S bushels common at $1.20: Ia
bushels common at ~; 27e oushels lar at u 81
$l.40: 32 b1shels very Lod at III .4S; 102 pnsh
els common AZ 81 go: 81 bushels conlmohf at
1875; ITO bushels common at tl.15; 12S bush
els common at S1.l0: 326 bushels prime at IL 80;
rs bushels very good on private terms; ~ BUSH
els good at 81 AZ: IL bushels common nc VI "a
total. 8 020 bushels
so bushels ,inmon at 66c.-tnyal. 154 bushels.
Mired. ~ bushels very good ut 75c. ,e
OATs.-36 bushels common spripg at 47e.; SO
Sood sori1x n. c nss bushels ptm. Winter AZ
60c.- total. 376 bushels
RYE.-22 bushels common at 72Hc.: 20 bushels
yer, 20 q a, S5c. 40 bushels god at s4c.-totai,
MEAL-a6 bushels very good at s5c.
ORCHARD GRASS-SEED.-5Sb bushels at ".
RE-hXHlBIrED.
WHEAT Red. lao bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-21
CoyrEcTIOxERIEs.

SuMMEs ,CANuiEs.-I an daily Iana.
= featuring sumFser article OF ELAhasiEsES
.4ttsr Than any IN the Unied Statss fos whole.
sn,e purposes t 70 stand ary Az nf =
Nv csmd,ss sra sold toe have ksee st0cs "
canned GOODS, TuBAGtSs GlS Ass GahSs
and CHICKEkSs all OF Which OYER 81
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