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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

Tbs WHEAT CROP IN CALlFoRSIA.-The
San Francisco Alta Of June 18th says:
THE grain harvest is still in progress, but
it will close unusually early. The straw has
never before been so short, not measuring 4
foot in length in many fields that will pay a
respectable profit. The headers with which
nine-tenths Of our grain are cut, even when
tue straw makes the most abundant
growth. are just adapted to such short
stocks, whereas in the States on the Atlantic
slope, where the beader is Il rarity, the farm.
crS would be almost unable 10 harvest the
crop. The average yield is very light. and
is estimated to be not less than four Is BUSH
clsl nor more than seven II J bushels centals
20 the acre Sown. On much of the land the
failure is complete; the grain did not
get enough start to cover the soil
with Il green color, and when in the
condition Of short, thin blade, be.
fore reaching the shape Of straw. dried
up. Those farmers who have holses, wagons.
and headers can harvest for Genital and a
half an acre, while others who must pay for
everything fad it costs them in some cases
Is much rs three and half. All the fields
coming up to the lowest estimated average
of four ccntalS per acre will be cut"
The whole crop of California for this sea.
son i estimated to te 20 100000 bushels, or
more.
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WoMAS'S WHSKEY-WAR.- Columbus. o.,
July Tile parties for whom writs were
issued yesterday charged with riotiny in at.
tempting to destroy a saloon in Westerville
appeared in Justices court here today, accom-
panied by over two hundred friends, among
whom were nearly one hundred ladies, who
marched to the Courtroom in procession.
Defendants were anxious TO proceed to trial !;
but aS the prosecutor declared he was not
ready. they waived an eX im'nation. and were
bound over in the sum OF $500. The pe0p'e
of WesterviIie are fierce in their denuncia-
ton Of Corbjn, the salooE-keeper, and de-
clare he placed the powder in bis store which
partially demolished his building on Monday
night.
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Official Report of the Loss of the Sa-
ranac,

WASHINGTON, July S. Official. - Captain
Qnccn reports: Al 1920 A NJ, the Saranac
entered Discovery Passage; the tide being
favorable, she proceeded on her way. At
$40, while passing through Seymour Mar
rows, she was caught in Il whirlpool, cau>ed
by the strong commencement, and became
unmanagcabie. She refused to obey her
ruddcr, and was carried bodily on sunken
rock, striking with great force on the
port.Sidc about abreast of the foremost,
careenirg the ship and starting the decks
forward. She hun. for a moment; then
slipping off, headed for the shore OF YAM
cOuver'S island. The SHIP filed rapidly.
About the time her head struck the shore
the fires were out. Both anchors were let
20 and a bawser fastened TO a.largc tree.
The boats were lowered, except the steam.
launch, which they had no time to get from
its cradles. The vessel went down at 1915,
stern foremost, in fifty TO sixty tathomS Of
water. The steam launch tloated from the
cradles and was saved. The documents and
money were saved.
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CINCINNATI LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

For the week ending July Cd Ihert IS hotnlug
Res TO report concerning the market Tor lea1 TO-
bacco Under 4 light business ut auction. prices
bnye ruled steady with tendency 10 more strength
ings AT auction for the past Week were 292 hogs
heads and 100 boxes. .,,-.
tine OF the leaoing warehouses reports the follow
ing sales: rs hogsheads and Is b"xes-l6 hogs
heads Mason County. KY. trash. Tugs and learoS
at ia, 10 at s15@sla. at sao@t2S;5C; So 80
IG 5HSs1475. l2 at II 5Gsl $50, IA at s20.50
.MsI4 rs: 10 hogsheads anI 7 boxes owen Coun-
~. XIV, DISTRICTS at 411@t14.75, Il 81
hdS,heads Pcndlcton Coun'y. KY, ut s11.23,
$3.50 and $3.50; 1s hogsneesds and h9I 1es
new West virglnia-6 al gS@s9.75, 4 at ZIG
; At e.5Oas9 so, s At 81. sl2. TO- aud SO;
hoxts indiana seed at 81; So boxes ohio SEED MI
AZ q, s6Ms7 80, 8 at *S.300$9l0, 2 al s1O.75Gl
Sill l al f20.-IimeS.
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k.n,fnI from AlaunINn.

...r. E..G.#t .sr ri the !l"nnoAd UiSpatch.l
,..l.s... uaIWlE< OFFICERS OF TIE VALLEY
Ns.g.tu Ath NUMBERS ur TIE STNpIC ATE
3..IN:t tuIr~TN-NT or TIE LIABILITIES OF
I'll. Valley EhILEOAp-- CORRECTION.
~rAv>roH. Va. July s, 1870.
/, ".'i h.. r'in,mprrcd that not ipny since
III. ,. ''.aI> " tee syndicate. 10 WHOM the
Na.., it.jgoat Company is largely indc5t-
cd, U,ru,ra >ut in the Circuit Court OF
Au@4,'t county 10 enforce the payment OF
I'll, lW.tUnf due them for work done, IN
r4,0. damages caused by the sudden sus-
i"'.,. q 81 work Oh The line OF the road last
iGl; "G.rI ,ul; X sill pending.
Ga Yesterday large uumbcr Of the mem
J"t> III III" syndicate held, by appointment,
Av".u, in his city with W. b. kayscr,
N,~r,>ldrut of the RIlumorc and Ohio
!a..Innd and director OF the Valley railroad,
40 james l.. l. mdolph, chief engineer OF
,ttr Baltimore and Ohio and Valley railroads,
"'h1N!r" - seine arrangement for the set.
."A"Ht al said liabilities Of the road. Ii
seems That the only difference between the
i"."r> - 10 The amount OF this indebted
h">> l. The >um OF S3l 900 difference be-
'"rr" lAr c>lmttcs OF the chief engineer
"'' l,@I Of The resident engineers. and c0m.
.e",aIau for >haHtr~, &C., which the COM
Alma f,II rnr.uI,,,;nn m rc.,.rdor II
v,,r1 ~, W. oI ,,r" w trs,e,uy -
t.., ~. .,,n,,', ,r':,,Ii ,,, ~ I;,h;I;,i>'|
10 H., c,,n,r,inr' ,,,' ,,' ~, ,i ~, os ,ne
''... 'h-'uct", -! us Unetlith down aud
,.' ,'- ".So'i''c Notes Tor Inc residue al
M.a a..,,ir., ..,,,,. oon'r,,n-.,;nn ror .ba"'
H. 4. wa" ~ '''''0A '0' ''''''
I., r.r,,..;,i,,., ,,.,.,,,,,,, ~. ,,o,..,.,
N,,, ,,,.,.'! wa t',,u " n.S>iS
-, r..,,,.~- :. '''' a. WI pot ''ohs
49,. ,.,..,., 40 ~ ~
...,4 49,,
a.,..i..f '"' "'J">'ine4t VI tue
.r>trI,,,.,' '",, " '"s V, 'N1 u't ;.,I;a , ~
:a.!t. ~, - 49, an~
ro,,,,.fh, ,";, , mD F Snat o.,' !, lnu
Altogether probable ,b,r a IuII adjustment of
"rosa0m, Of all the ,ncmbcrs of the syndi-
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

cuiS o, 2CfO'
GOli.-Americau gold II 6 bid.
State Securities Virginia consOls, 564 bid, SIN
asked; Virginia consols. Lew, 46S bid. s asked !;
Virginia deferred. 81 bid, 9 asked: Virginia in
terest certificates. 26 asked: Virginia taX-receiva-
Ule coupons 81 bid IS asked.
Citv Securities Richmond city S'a, l0lk bid !:
Richmond city Us, S33 bid. 81 asked; PETERSBURG
CITY is, 10 bid Manch.s re bridge S'S. 81 bid.
Rdiiroud bombs - htsapeakc .and Ohio Railroad
6s. gold W. and ", 80 bid; Richmond Er, dei lexis
lIrg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and
j.. 90 bid: Richmond. Fred, rick>burg and PotO.
mac Railroad mortgage IS, }. and D., rs bid: Or
angc and ahXanrria Railroad third mortgage S's.
NJ. aud ~, 70 hid 7G asked: Richmond aud Dam
vile Railroad consolidated 6's NJ. and NJ, II bid,
72H asked.
CHnul Bonis.-James River aud Kanawha Canal
first NOR gage 6's, VI. and n, 81 asked.
RuiLroqd Stocks. -Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 50 bid !;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac K ilroad
6 per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 81 bid; Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad 2 per
centpuar7tnle' d. 100 par, so bid; Richmond and
Danrc Railroad, 100 par, 10a asked.
Bank St0ckS.-First National. 90 par. II bid;
State sank OF virginia. 100 par, 81 bio, 81 asked;
Union Bank of Richmond. so par, II bid Mer-
chants and Planters savings, 25 par, 23]5 asked
Insurance Conpdnies.-V Virginia Fircand Marine,
20 par, 35 Did, SO n ked; Virginia State, 20 par
25a bids Nlrginit Home, 100 uar, 90 bio, lO5
asked; old Dominion, on par, 80 bid. 94}9 asked
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
nv. &. Meier s. Co.'s Tobacco Report, July /

HhdS.
Hads. last year.
Sales list m, moash:;.. 1921 $3.50
Sales since November l,'74 81 $50 4O,42S
Receipts since November /,
1Sf4..... ...:........,...1g,346 39,729
Stock july 1.1S75.........10.99S HTS
Light.-Common Tugs, s9.500s7 90; good hugs.
s7.50GSa. so: common leaf. SO G12: redium leaf,
al2@Sl4; good Leaf, $l6@S1S; fac leaf, $3.50
$2l.
Htdry.-Common lugs. ~ 50@t9; good luss, 80
@Sl1; common Ieat 81 1888: medium leaf, Sl3
gle: good leaf. $17aSIU; fine. leaf. $20G825.
Lbloru cutting Common Tugs, IS. 50G51 l; good
Tugs, S1lMS13. common leaf. S13@Sl5; medium
leaf, sl6@$17; good leaf, $lS@s22; tite leaf
s23@S26,
Bright cutting and manufacturing Is not included
In the above quotations.
We lave to rcaort an esier m'rket, especially
for lIw erudes, whereas good aao fine leaf remain
unchanged.
Sales last month CO, sisted of rs hhds. original
and 2.201 hhds. original new, the total sales OF
original rev since November amounting 10 only
II .062 hhd'. For the next four months the re-
DaiDder OF our season. We expect 10 receive from
1000 10 ou:tide 2.50S hnds.. mostly leaf held oy
country dtaltr rs, agains: 23,74S hllds. received
during the sam period Ci last year.
Receipts now contain bit very light proportion
OF Tugs, and comparing days gu )tatiOns Of COM
mon planters Tugs with those or The previous ten
years. we must regar, present prices low aud mode
rate enough to antlcipat. an early reaction, the
more as stocks of Tugs In Euiope, as well as In
The hands Of our inland cutters and manufacturers,
are much reduced.
Reports from the country complain of too much
ram. which no dor 1t has honc cons d.ra5,e damage
especiaIiy IN the Clarkavl,e. Paducah and tIender
on we may still hope for large crop to be raised
this year.
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Weather Report.

WAsHISGToS, July S.-For the South At
lau,ic and Gulf States, slight change in ba-
rometer and temperature, winds mostly
northeast to southeast, partly cloudy weather,
aud rain areas.
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising
or stationery barometer, winds mostly from
northeast to southeast, clear or partly cloudy,
and slightly warmer weather.
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KILLED Dr AN Memphis, July
7.-Patrick Madigan, retail grocery. keeper,
was shot and killed Yesterday By Officer Car
michael, who, q short time before, had en-
tered the grocery and asked Msdigan to quit
beating his (Madigan'>) children. Madisan
threw monkey-wrench at the officer, upon
which the latter left and procured warrant
for Madigan's arrest. On returning to the
store the officer was shot at by Madigan,
when he drew his revolver and shot Madlgan
dead. Carmichael has been held to bail TO ap-
pear for examination on Saturday, the coro-
ner'S jury to-day having found that the shoot
ing was not justtiable.
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General Markets
WILMINGTON IN. CD MARKETS.

casSs Sales Of 500 CASKS al lie. q gallon for south.
ern packages. Market firm at Sic.
Ros,n-ne celpIs, 3,26S barrels strained rosln
duh ~ $1.47k. sales OF soc barrels slraiasG ~
s5.l2h - barrel ,,,, Gala.
Crude observation-disclosures, 81 0 barrels. Sales
of 900 barrels at 81. 80 tor hard 1890 for yellow
din and "a 35 for virgin. Market steady.
Iur.-Rec-ipts, ~ barrels. Sales or IL D1freis
a, *l.75. a b,rrel. Market firm.
fhunn Cn c.ipts. bales. Sales Of g bales al
The following official quota ions Ordinary, nominal
good ordInary. l2hc. low m.ddling. 1870. mid
ling l4G9144c.; good middIipg, 1a3I91a4c-
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
fBY TELEGRAPn.i
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July s..Cotton firm; sales, 2,11o
bales at l5'Gql SIS. Flour dull prices slightly in
tra, s5@s5.6o; goon 10 choice extra, ,s5.95@
1925. Whea, opeued dull ana closed ste,dlrr with
moderate demand; chiefly s sS ~ Sso@sS
western: 81 32Gs1. 3S for wh:re western; 81 eco
LAO Tor small 10 new crop of white - nnessee.
s Gean IN WESTERN ys7 mxed s2e Tor sa weseTn
mixed: 10000. for white western;,, sec;
for old ges 7H ar m r 1a1 ssa7s
for white western. Coirre-Rio excited and
very firm with limited offerings: cargoes quoted
gold. Sugar steady and is fair dem nd al s9s4c.
for inir o good refining; NC. for prime; 7sgS4c.
for fair to good Muse1yado; refined firm ana un s
rurprniine heavy ~ &c. Fork lower: new job
IS 9-l6'. Whiskey steady ut 1922. Freghts
without decided change.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July s.-Flour quiet aud steady.
Wheat firm: No. western amer, .33: No. 2,
*l.29asl.3l; No J western req, ~ 80; No: 2.
southern white, 92@95c. yellow, s1@s4c. Oats
dull aud weak; southern, 6o9 Rye dsll and
at gSyisYns u w!h
refined. l44@144c. hnlk meats quiet; shoulders,
9c.; clear rib, 126l12bc. Loose; packed 9a@9Hc.
Hams, I44Q15c. Coffee strong aud buoynnt: or
binary To priue cargoe., 17G2Uc.: jobb,ng, l74GG
2lc. Wh>key-Smal :aes ut { .2O. sugar strong
al 03c
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. July S.-FICur steady. Wheat stea-
DIV; red Sl.2ODsl.25 Corn firm at 67@7Qc.
Oats firm ut 55n5Sc. Rye nominal. Pork easier
III 800 Lard nominal. Bulk meats easier and not
qu0.a5ly lower: shoulders, &c. clear RIB. !%c.;
clear 1916. Bacon scarce and firm shoulders,
91ac. clear rib, 12Ac.; clear, 13ac. Whiskey firm
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS July S-Flour dull and ulchanged.
Wheat dull and lower No. red winter Sl.23.
Corn-No. mixed higher; 69c. asked. Oats NO.
higher at 60@Glc. Rye-None here. Whlskey
steady ut *l.lS. Pork firm and inactive; small
lots. $1,000. Dry-saIted meats nominal. Bacon
steady shoulders, 9Sc; clear-rfb, Ike; clear,
13M13kc. Lard nominal.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July S.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat active; No. ! spring, ~. O60$l.l2j No.
2 spring. Sl.044. Oats dull; No. 2. 544H54hc.
Pork in fair demand at 1926, spot. Bulk meats
dull; shoulders, Ssr.; short rib mitdles, ING.
short clear, 12c. WhIskey, SILT.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July S.-Fiour unchanged. Wheat
uuict and unchanged. Corn nominalIy 71Gl74c.
Jnls dull mt 63264c. Rye nominal. Provisions
easier Pork, $1,000. Bulk Mcats-Shoud:rs sGc.;
clear rib, l2c,: clear, l2ac. Bacon-ShnuIders,
9Sc clear rih, 13c.; cear, l3Hc Lard, l439l5c,
Hams, l3Q134c. Whiskey hrmer az Sl.lo.
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While the family Of w. w. Bacon, OF Ley
den, n. Y, were, on recent Sabbath, ut
church, The clolhes-luc hanging in the yard
took fire from the rays of the sun reilectings
from the concave bottom of milk can, and
came near burning the house. Their return
from church was just 10 time to save con-
Migration.
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Gle snlpmtDLS To-Day, 60UU,UUU,
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July s, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. 362 bushels new.
CORN.-Hhte. $50 bushels. Iellot0, so bushels.
Nired, 80 bushels.
OATs.-3S6 bushels.
CLAY PEAS.-l00 bushels.
COW PEAS.-1S0 bushels.
BUCkwIIEAT.-40 bushels.
SAILS.
WHEAT White, 270 bushels new on private
terms: ~ bushels Very good new at 81 IS; 20
bushels new AZ fl .32-total, 362 bushels new.
CoRS.-Hhte, $50 bushels very good at SEC. 90
bushels very good at S7c.-total, $50 bushels. Nit
ed. 35 bushels very good at S6c.
JATA.-32 bushels very good at 70c.; 81 BUSH
els very good mixed at 70c.; $50 bushels on pri-
vate terms-tota $50 bushels.
RF-EXHIBITED.
CoRN.-Y tll01c. so bushels.
Cow PEAS.-lS0 bushels.
BUCKwHEAT.-40 bushels.
REMARKs.-New wheat comes in very slowly.
The quUtci price to-day is the same AS was paid for
the first lot of new wheat offered last week.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, July 8, 1875.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 75c@s1; seneca, without top,
Bees,oaz: Csc. "a n.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow. l S92Oc. 1. fair
to good, 14017c. common. S012c-
Corn Neal: $4,000. ~ bushel.
EDoS: In barrels, 1Sc. y DOZEN In crates, ls0
zoe.
Fyaur. Virginia country is quoted TODAY Fine.
s4.750s5: superhne. s5.75@f6: extra. ~. 2oH
IS so, family ordinary run, S1.25i family fancy
brands. s7.75@SS. 1
I'll Farssed: IL .65@s1.7O q bushel.
Hau: Virginia umotny, S1.l0G$l 20 CLOVER
0eus: Baled, sl.O5@S1.15.
POtdtoes: Irish, 40@60c. u busheL
Lard: Country. 1oc.
Rue: soc. ~ bnshei.
Shucks: 6U665c.
Bdted StrdD. 5D@6Oc.
Tuiioto: 6aD7c. ~ q.
Wool: Washed. 40045c.; unwashed, 25G3uc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: Resemble, s2@*2.lo "a barrel; James
River, 81. l06Ls2.25.
Lime: Agricultural. l0c. "a odshel Virginia.
Indian Rock. *1.2Ngk1 40: Riverton sl.2o
Pastsr: Lump, s4.75@t5; ground$1 0.50@1l.
delivered calcined, 81. 10.
Dry Goods.
Rro,pu Sheettnos and Shtrtiaos: "A Manehes-
ter. 81. = Manchester. 7c.: Manchester &C.;
"A james River. Sc; y james River, 7c.;
James River, Sc: 4-4 Graatevillc. l0c.; = Gran-
iteyille. Sc. A. RccEbrdgr. sisc. = Rock-
bridge, TIC A ". Lonestogu. lOc:: = u.
Coaestoga, &C.; i D, Conesi2ga, ec'i lo-5 Pep
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xuw work nRy GOODS MARKET.

JILL U IN SEVERAL lines OF fall goods, and bel
Ter sssn!s AND who sSSs sys So s H.
nearby mes h h,.earaph but the majority OF Inc
n nSSs have been by mall from nan te neg
West The race dull soa Se fall III trade un
,owar,i the close Of the month ~, ,so, o,le,
an" o ss'rssf asIs sssa Tue s
MOVING sn" s.,.sl. 36.lnch. have bten maze
in n, 4o",nsn. Ike Uaca, TO- W, and o0inSH
h.y h, IN reduced 2.c making them iespeeu'e'
IT. she, tnrs and shirtiags have moved WIN
little more life. hut In moderate ameunts. r.
cusseit II, 27-lpch have chansei TO GEMS o. =,
TO ~ cents. ana canoe Ia GEMS on. ~.
and IN inc have peea reduced ~ cehts secn truui
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The quotations on the dressed weight, which in
,ludcs only the four quarters OF beef sinking hide

Mich CO,cs.-ReceIptS for the week were 70
head against SO for last week. The demand was
very moderate during the week. and deaers reporta
ligi, call at $5U6t3SO for ordinary choice, calf In
cluded.
Culres.-Receipts today were SO head, and the
total for he week is 3.3 "a against 1850 last week.
The market closes firm for all grades with sales Of
milk-frd veals 1T Gs@SHc. q ID sand of buttcrmilk
calves ana grlsser5 at 81 5OYs0.25 per head
Sheen ana LunlbS.-trcsh receipts WIRE 22 cars,
or ,SO4 hcaJ, making 90 10 tor the week against
22.60l last week. The demand was light, and
trade dull and limited at 4kGg5ac. ~ Ii. for sheep,
and 64@l Csc. u ID for lambs
StCine.-RTrivaIs yesterday and to-day were 30
car. or l 600 head making 26 034 for the week,
against 81 So last week. None offered alive to-
day or during the Week. With the Produce TX.
change closed dressed h gs were nominally quoted
III 9.6l9Lc, n ID JOurauL Of COnlatrte.
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DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported expressly for the RICHMOND Dlsratch.J
JULY 7.-Receipts light. e
$l2 medium, ii 2@$l5; good, lo0S1S.
Flilers-Leaf- Common, $9@$l 5; medium, II
Snokers.wCSmmoi, SlO@Sl5: medium bright,
sl5aS22: good 10 fancy, $22@$35.
BriOht Urdppers Common. S22@$33; me-
dunn. $33@S46: good. $40@$55; extra, $50
1855; fancy, s656IS80. ,,-
.uuIognny HrHYpers-f,ommon. s20@f35 :
medium, $35@s40; good, $4OG$52; extra, sou
L,x 4.
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Destructive Fire.

Especial telegram 10 The DlspAtcHJ
SAVANNAH, GA, July S.-A fire occurred
in Monticello last night. The following
firms we're burned out: &. W. Lyons IL Co..
J. f.. Budd, n. B. Falson, j. S. Dentam, j.
c. Turner Il Brother, &. R. Garwood, j.
We'll and Dudley tin-shops. Loss not yet
ascertained.
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BEEcHgR's 100000 SALARY.-It is gener-
silly understood among the congregation that
this enormous salary is only for this gear,
and is mainly intended to help to deiray the
expenses Of the trial. 1t is stated that his
salary hereafter will he q moderate one.
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Loeder and Price Iudict ed.

New YoRK, July S.-Loeder and Price
have been indcted, but Price will escape as
States evidence.
Mrs TiltoD, before the grand jury, gave
testimony denying the accusations OF Loeder
aud Price.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 8, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, 6. ". Allen Co, agents.
steamer J. W. Eyerman. Plat, philadelpnsa,
merchandise and passengers, ". Z. Porter, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. mefchan-
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tstum, agent;
Schooner Pangusset, Ingersoll, New fofS' coa'T
Schooner Lucy Jones, -, New York, COAL U.
Schooner Crisis. Brown, Philadelphia grsniIe'
Curtis & Parker. ,.,.,ors
Schooner l.. A. Hewlett, Cochran. Baltimore
lumber, Curtis 4 Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Philadelphia the 9Th. schooners u r.
Binns, Steelman, and Ella BsiGes, Landet.
MEMORANDA.
The schooner W. r. Hern, Watson, from Ken.
with emDty barrels, was al Norfolk on the 7tn:
The srhooners Fl. p. simmons. WiIets, ana Aary
I bradshaw, Vau Glider, from Richmond, were ~
The schooner sparkling Foam (Br:l, S 9ih
from Richmond, was ut kio Granoe on inc Zs'ho "
May. r,.,h1
NEW YORK. July STARVED our o'ne''o' "
lumbus, August, Roseks, A. Gondey.
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The New York Board Of Trade.

New YORK, July S.-Hon. George Opdyke
has accepted the presidency OF the Board OF
Trade ut tue solicitation of majority OF the
members. There will be formal election
next week,
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Another Telegraph Cable.

OAK BLUFFS, MASS, July S.-The telegraph
cable connecliug Murtb4's Vineyard WITH the
main land, was successfully laid across Vine
Yard Sound to-day.
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PosTAL.-The post-ottice at Rolling Hill,
Charlotte county, Va, on the route from
Pamplin's defo: TO Red House, is rcostab.
ishcd, with S. u. Harvey as postmaster.
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Unbroke nules.-Quotatioas on all grades are
SlO@Sl5 per head less Than those for broSe muies
iTnbIuke mules 10 be saable, must he fst. Fat
mules. four wears old and under, sell at Sl0Qslo
Ie $ than older mules-Times.
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ST. LOUIS ioRSE AND MULE MARKET

JULY 5-another dull week In fict, business
can hardly get any dulier than ii has been for the
week just passed. Inquiry altogether for good
wrx Horse, and s;ocke:s. and mainly from local
dealers aud occasional shipper; outside oil this
there Is no d-nland.
MULES.
Dull, and absolutely nothing doing. There was
no ilquIry worth speaking vi, with offerings like
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PITTSBURGH PETROLEuM MARKET.

JULY 6.-Cruds The marker opened dull and
quiet. For immediate shipment $l.25 was bid;
pipe lines, 97G9skc.
Refned.- Baltimore, l2c.; Philadephia, l1A@
12c
OIL Barrels.- City-make, S1.25@Sl. 8 o; country,
S1.10@$1 j ) Dispatch.