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REGIsTEm's ORDER.
New CastIe q County, Feb. 18th. Il
REewrHR's Orr1tE.

New Castle County. Fob. ath. 1879
Upon the application Of VIM. Il. LYMAN
Administrator of LOWS. G.. Lyman, Iato o|
deceased. Il Is ordered and directed by tte
Register that Admiuistratnf aforesaid. gise
notice Of the granting Of Letters Of Admins.
tration upon the Estate of the deceased. win
yertisements to be posted within forty deys
from the date of such Letters, in six ~
most public places of the County .of Nes
Castle, REQUIRING all persons having densnS
ABIDE By an Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. And also cause the same 20 pe
inserted within the same period in tho Dalg
min ngton and to be continued thercin three
weeks. N. o. d. -
T-, Given underthe hand and 6eei Q
LIS. Ofhce of the Register aforesaid. p
aforesaid .she day and yea, above written
; . F''-s 8. @. BIGGS, Registcr.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against. tho N
duly attested 70 the Administrator. on q
before February Sth. 1876. or abide the Act
Of Assembly insgeh case Made and pEoysqed'
Adaesss- -Chrissiaaa. Del. febie-eod-sw'
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NOTICE.

All persona having claims against tho d.
tate Of the deceased must present the ss,as =,
fore February oath, 1s78. or abide the .Aot Of
Assembiy In such case made and provided.
: - 80 - rH0s. a. Q0LH
Address-w,lmiusson. Del. feb% .codsv
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Drawing Certain or MOaHl Refunded.

Whole Tickets, $50. Halves, $s5. Tenth. or
each coupon. 50. Eleven Whole Tickets 5000
| For Tickets, or information, address
TIIOs. H. BRAMLIsrrE, Agent and Manager.
Louisville, Ky, or THos. Ii. HAYS & Co.. 69
/ Itroadwav NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16
Cotton staaes' Congress.

RALEIGH, n. G., July 15.--The Cotton
States Congress adjourned to-day at o'clock,
after harmonious and interesting session OF
three days. The only business of impor-
lance transacted to-day was the hearing of
an address, by appointment Of the last Con-
eress. from Colonel }. l.. Bridgers, Of North
Carolina, on the general subject OF agricul
ture in the southern States. He said there
was compelled TO be a change OF agriculture
in the States, the population and prosperity
of which we're diminishing in quantity and
quality. The loss on production from
1850 to 1870 had been enormous,
while the loss In the area of cultivated
land was over seven million acres. de OPP
posed the cutting of the land into small
farms rs tending 10 reduce all farming to the
forty.acre-and.a mule system. The inert min.
erals in the earth were sufficient TO produce
good crops by atmospheric action. The South
could save over l00,000000 in feeding Its
horses on oats and clover instead of corn and
fodder.
His speech was full of facts and practical
Bile suggestions, ard was listened to with
great attention. It's publication was ordered
in all the southern agricultural Journals.
The resolutions adopted yesterday asking
Congress to make greenbacks egal-tepder
for all dues to the Government aGd all I'M
portations was reconsidered, and its further
consideration postponed until the next ses.
sion of the Congress. The grand baI q1et
given last night 10 the Congress was sue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

JULY 13 The recent rains. while they have beer
very heavy in sec ions, have vas tv improved
Tue crop prospects. We have The most cheering nc.
counts relative TO cotton tobacco, and corn, and II
40 uisas'er occurs We may expec' splendid crops oil
ines great staple Trade Is gradually looking up
ana an actiVe business Is anticipated this fall Money
Is abundant In all The large Giles sill! there Is lees
disposition to speculate in merchandise or produce
than has ever been known before.
Wheat 1; coming Ia more freely ard tho market
rules steady ai quotation.
Cotton.--The decline Of an &c. on SPOTS In New
York has but little sfeciedour market A. bnt few oS
our Summers have any stock on hand and nriees
are fully sustained although our merchants 70 CIR
rylng larger stocks than n ost of our southern
cities The spinning demand continues good We
quote: Badly siaiued or very dirty. SQ0l2c clear
srained or ordinary, 12b913zc; slrist good ortii-
narr, l3a@l3ac. ;low middling, 144@l4n mid
ding, 14a@ l4ac.
Hhenr.-We quote common grades at s1@sI.15;
Medium 81 20; prime 10 choice red. 81. 80; prime
white, Sl.35.
Corn.-Marset firm ut 94c for choice white; 80
@S2c. for slightly mixed white; S5c. for yellow
mixe1.
Qats.-sprng. e5@7oc.; carload lots, GOOSE.
Rye.-In demand nj II.
Skeaf Oats.-s1. lO@sl.25 q hundred.
Eodder.-sl@Sl.25 % huadred.
Timothy Hay Al. 0@Sl 30 u hundred.
Ciorer HHy.-$1NS1. 10 "A hundred
Northern HaA-f1.20@s1.2 q hundred.
JfeGd0D HdY.- 60M75c. "a hundred.
S,ucka -90c @S1 q hundred.
1Fhent Stratc.-5UG60c. q nundred.
Odt Strdto.-60GlG5c. 81 hundred.-AppedL.
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The Cotton Crop.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The July reports
of the cotton crop have been returned in full
TO the Department Of Agriculture, showing
IN Improvement during June in all the cot.
ion States except Texas. The State averages
are as follows North Carolina. 50. an I'M.
provement of 3 per cent: Georgia, SO, i'm,
proved G per cent; FloridI, 191. improved
pcr cent. Alabama. 1O2, improved 1 per
cent. Mississippi. 1O3, improved 3 per
cent. !; Louisiana, 105, improved 10 per cent. {;
Texas, 50, declined per cent; Aikans's 8,
l04, improved IA per cent; Tennessee, 1o4'
improved 10 per cent.
S)me portions of the cotton area were
affected with drought, which, however, was
less luxurious 10 cotton than to other crops.
Its injuries were mostly compensated by the
opportunity it afforded for better working
of other crops. In Texas, cut'worms. cotton
catcrpiarS, and grasshoppers were inJur-
Gus in some localities. A few isolated re-
ports also mention cotton.lice, but insect
depredations so far have not affected the
crop TO au extent worth estimating.
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Interesting Law Question.

New ORLEANS, July 15.-An interesting
legal question arose before Judge Bruce, Of
the United States District Court, at this
place, to-day. William &. Ford, of Memphis,
Tenn, was arrested for the shipment in 1865
of GIG bales of cotton for this district on al
legged fraudulent permits. He had been pre-
yiously indicted liz the same court for the
same offence, and under the reign OF
Judge Busted the indictment had been noHe
prosecuted. Since that time Ford has been
4 resident of Tennessee, and the question
was whether the non-resldence and absence
from the State prevented the running If the
statute of limitations. After full argument
Judge Bruce refused to discharge the prison
er. aud held him in a bond OF $4,000 10 an.
swcr an indictment to be preferred at the
next term OF the United states Circuit
Cont
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I,erp Ernpch Races.

LONG BRANCH, july 15.-The first race to-
day was for the Thpspian stakes, value 5000,
added TO sweepstakes OF $50 each, p. p. for
two.year-olds- emile dash. Three horses
started won by Faihless. Time. lila.
The second race was the West End Ho.
tel stakes-a renewal Of the Monmouth Oaks
stakes-yalue $1,000, added to a sweep
stake of $50 each. p. p., for three-year.old f.
lies, one and three-qlarter miles. FIVE start.
ers. Won by Ascension. Time, 3:l1a.
The third race was for the grand jockey
Club purse of $4,000 for all ages. two.mile
heats. Won By bay colt Wild Idle, beating
Dublin easily. Time, 3:40l, 3:47{.
The fourth race-the Long Branch stakes,
one and three quarter miles-was won by
Mate. Time, 3:0Gl.
In the members race FIVE horses started,
aud it was won BY the Hoaxer VernaDgo
second, Bunny third, Scramble fourth, a nd
Remorse fifth. Time, l:54l. ~.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

Jrry 13.-Busiuess was not altogether so Disk
to-day might have been sHpeSo to.i .ss,gned
were various. Some III ined Saratoga anu aps ~
hut consoled themselves with the idea that ms LIZ
gr,aI Iry goods race of ~ woud oe very inuch
er ni. resting Than The rapid evolutions OF white
winged Yachts or athletic sciohs ~ oui $500 ,o,
learning. That painting ana "hi.e M,sh ynT,h a,.
1ractiye stores was also nstaDced as porsioie yea
SON Tor The comparative slackDess. ,o, ,o,,
In prints there was moderate ac,ifuy, Jew ue%
ri siyl.s being yet exhibited, and the lower prlced
chocolates xoing N rapidly. 80, - ....
Print cloths we're held firmly At os. iur "a ,hn
nd AS no one appeared dispe SGD 10 olfrr more tna
&c transactions were few and unlmpSr'aht. eeYe'
rul mills hXye stopped recently. ana mere s us
position 10 hold on to soca. dhsre mo ave snv
thing but Iemune raive. Manufacturers are pre-.
pairing for strike OF The operatives WITHIN Inc hex'
The mills at present prices OF goods ana high rate OF
wages aud equally disastrous To stop lh' I'D ior any
heightened period That the hands should grasp tht
situation AN accept the inevitable reduction Oh way
| is known from experience TO be avery unlikely
event. 80 little lesson IN politlcai economy WI
h ,ve 10 he enforced, aud II Is judged pest 70 pIo
ceeu 10 the nece ssary instruction at lhs pie.s ar
| season, II would be inhuman toprecipi'ale s.r'ns
| |. winter and II would De also expensive. nov
ever ignorant and wrong.headed INC pooL peopt.
1hems Ives perhaps defantly. but At any rare VIII
out any crushing hardship, 10 claiming. nsa,nr
and berryins snd grsdnay I'D n9w T,ca,ioa. Whe,
fired OF play they will, II Is thought De
able 10 reason. . ,,,,s I,,k ing II n
In rolled iscconets the market was loo"'ls W.
with prospect OF a slight advance, o.o ,ons.
Preached goods were moving Wen. n Nc Son.s !,
yiIiye way In which ousin So Is now DIX no
mis- and oiher staples Is viewed with much satisiac
ton: Prompt ply is the rule, and mail paSk az
10 k en- up assorens as
al ne ihe rule. rhe goods are s'il, TO large 4
tent, 10 first hands ana as The stocks on l. , Sh q,
are rot large IL Is believed by many dealers 's ~. 4,
need nj purchases, even on The hand-:o mGuih pfin
rinle of lii. most cautious inquirtrs. VIII ieaa
con. IGerable biskness when the econ sn ar
ouens BESIDES the er coaraGing reports from sn..
seciion of The nourishinS condition OF Inc cr"p
ali tend TO SIM N prices and ~ confirm Tue pfe''
TENT hopeful feeling. ..,y >,
Brown quo IS were being moved qahe lrFeiS "
day st unchang ed prices. ,av mn
Hosiery Is beIag offered IN variety oil nem ~.
auractiye STYLES, anu Is somewhat cheaper '''" ~
| Woocu goods were disposed Of eneisrhe"'s
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NEW YORK IRON MARKpr

q
July l3-Iron-Scotch pig Il about steady. The
oeInano is confined TO small lots as needed for
prompt ase American pig Is very dun, and prtces
about nominal Sales are: 1000 (ffIy-pound,
ra,ls o. SAY; 500 tous No. American Dig NJ
t17. Nominal prices are: Coitness, o. 1 5OGSS9:
Gartseherrie. s3l; Glengarn0ck, $50; Eeiin,
Ion. ,on; S2s.SoGt3l: American pig quoted .. $3.50
&27 for No. ], sZ4ls26 for No. z, s22@S24 FOR
forge: rails at $50 for American and t4stasS0.
gold, for English. Old rails quoted uominaly at
f26@t27. Wrought scrap. $50 from yard. Re-
fined Bar-Store prices are Bar Sw des, ordI-
nary sizes S130Gkl40: oar. swedes plough sizes,
~ 80; bar. refined, p 10 iueh round and square
10 Inches by ITO inch. sos; bar. rehueo, IL
70 s Q by Y aud sac inch $40; bar, reiued. / and
- 5y and 5-16. $40: large rounds, 25@2X
Pip ovals and half-rounds, 49,. 50ls92 so |;
ssn' 20 Inches by 3-16 to No. ~. $50; horso-
snoe, $50 rods hG3-l6 inch, G67. ouogsI 70 ;
no s oy No: 22 10 land II by IS and II, $S7.50
sSstSa; nall ROD per pound. 7a@sc.: sheet, Kussia
doubles and trebles. common, 4sI4kc. sheet. dou-
pics and treb.es, o45ae.; sheet, galysnized, first
Journal 0f CONNIE - ~ S0
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
fBY TELEGKAPH.I
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, July Is Cotton dull sales OF 1874
bal.s ut 1891 SIC Flour 10000. higher, with
active export demand both on spot and to arrive.
common to fair extra. s5.G0@f6 80; good TO
choice extra, So. s5@aS.25. Wheat excited and
3@4c. higher. With good export d msnd; II .360
$1.3S for amber red western S1.39D$1.4 40 for
amber; 81 37G$1.41 for white western. Corn
,onened steady and closed shade irmer;
1saslHc for steam western ter mixed; &c;
Gle. for western mixed; 62@66c. for white west
ern CofYee-Rio firm. with more Inquiry: cargoes
ssd aral 4 ssa s s % sSS9 s
ming: 8. 16c. Ter prime; $40 hngsheads Nusco-
yado SOLO at 77@sSc. Molasses dull and unchanged.
&c Rosin and turpen,ine steady. Pork heavy at
sSo o; n"T new: lard l9wes lsac for prime
h.mer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-FIour firm and unchanged.
Der, $l.37: No 2, $l.35: mixed. 1913; No. 1
s wss.ern re co.. si:3S: y. ss9sls4 Penn;
Q chicago and milwaukee spruy, ST.s7msi 81.
Corll-Easier for southern, trinrr for western
eTn mixed s2ssc Sy'o Southern s
sc. Rye. 95c OIL. Provisions firm with fair
order trade: PORK s2l bid. bulk heats-shouldNrs,
&c. cear-rlb 12'uy12ar. Bacon-Shoulders, 0c.;
clear rib 1870 3Iac. buns. 14ac. Lard dull: re.
fined, l4t@l4%c Coffee strong and quiet. Whis-
key, $1.2la@fl.z2. sugar strong and active ut
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, July 15.-The market during the
past week has been active, aud prices Nc. high
er: very best sold at 7ac; first quality, &c.. me
dunn, or good fair quality. 4m5c ordinary thin
steers oxen ana cows. 3SiG4c. most sales at 5hlD
&C. Receipts. 1880 head. Gales, 1.045 head. hogs
have bten active. and prices are Nc higher: tie
demand has been best for neat light bacon. hogs.
aud for these The prospects are best: range. 91Q1
10hc.; receipts, 57S3 head. sheep more active
range, 4U5c. Lambs, $29$i; receipts, 1913
head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July IL Flour and grain quiet and
| unchanged. Provisions quiet and firm. Pork, $50
G1s2U.50. Bulk Mcats-ShGuId.rS S7sc.: clear rib
9%c.; c"ar-r:b sides, 122.c.: clear Sides, l3hc.;
hams, 134134c. Lard, l4a@l5c. Whiskey, *l.l 8.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-FlOur-Hlgh grade. frmer,
aud looking up; no qtSOa5le change. Wheat ex-
c. ted aud higher: No. 2 red winter. ~. @lSl 80.
Corn higher for cash, lower for futures; $4,000.
for cash { rs higher; Ne. 2, 6lSc. bid, cash car
lots sold Mt 60c. Pork Market easier $50 20 de-
livcrd. Bulk meats nominaly unchanged. Bacon
scarce, wanted, ana tlrmer AID held higher Shout
ders. &C. c'ear-rb. l2aG l2Sc. clear, &c cash,
Lard quiet AMI stesdy: summer 1251c. hissey
| steady and unchanged at $l.lS.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, July 5.-Fl0ur-Advancea asked; none
esL blshed. Wheat dull aud strong; No. spring,
i1.15h; No. 2 SPRING Sl.13, spot. Corn adj
yaHced md In fair demand: No. mixed, 6SHc.
bid Rye quiet and unchanged. Barley active and
e,k, and lower al fl9.Oo, spot Lardqu tct anu
weak ~ Sl2.9 80, sp,t. Bulk meats quiet and weak
shoulders. SM:.; shorl-rb niddles. l l7sc.; short
clear midIles, 11.c. Whi,key, Sill.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LosDoS. July 15.-Dispatches from all
parts of the country bring intelligence Oh
very heavy rain.>torms.
The Central News Association publish a
dispatch announcing that an immense dam
in Cinderford Valley, GIoucesi ershire, has
burst, renewing the danger 10 the forest of
Dean which it was previously thought was
ayerted. No loss Of life is reported.
Much damage has been done ir Devon
shire BY rain. storms. The rivers and streams
are swollen and O number OF places over
flowed. A factory and other buildings were
DESTROYED by the bursting of reservoir.
The river Ebbew has ovelflowed. Similar
reports of foundations come from Ross and
Hereford counties; also IRON Cheerwell val
ley, in the county Of Oxford. The crops
especially have suffered severely.
At s p. NJ. tonight the water in the over
flowed streams was still rising, and the lower
portion of the city of Bristol was overflow
ed, and thousands OF acres Of land lying be-
tween the Franie and Seyerne rivers are also
under water.
LONDON, July 15.-The heavy rains have
caused much damage. The river OsmoIe,
county of Glamorgan, Wales, has overlooked
It's banks, inundatiDg the town of Bigend.
One life was lost, together with much live
stock. Great damage was also done TO pro-
perty.
The water in reserve pond for supplying
MonmouthShre canal ut CancaunOn burst
| through its banks, and thirteen persons were
drowned by the flood.
Austria.
VIENNA, July 15.-The Emperor of Ger.
manv is at lschi, the guest Of the Emperor
OF Austria.
Lambert Brothers & Scott, coal merchants
have failed. Liabilities, 81 COCOON
In the House of Commons to-day MIR
Fawcett (Liberal) offered motion declaring
that II was ipexcedient for the Indian Gov
ernment to pay any part of the expenses OIL
the Prince of Wsles's eastern tour.
Messrs. Disraeli and Gladstone opposed tbt
motion; which was rejected by vote OF u
to 3I9.
Spain.
MADRID, July 15.-The official gazette an
nouuces that the Carlist General Dorregary
has entered Catalonia by way of the TremE
Valley, pursued by the Alfonsist Generals
| Wyler and MARTINEZ Capas.
Italy.
RoNs, July 15.-rhe pawnbrokipg de-
partmrnt of the Italian Government an
nounces the sale of IN unredeened gallery
of paintings in November next.
India.
RANGooN, July 15.-It is reported that au
instruction has broken out in the neiSbDor'
hood Of Bhamo, in Burmnh.
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Enslsn dairy. ls@21e.: rlnsappir. 25c.
naf liza RIne iF 5 ana oerees l'@i5sc; II
AoLaassa Common syrnp-hogsheads, 24c
terces' 26c; barrels. 2sc.: genuine goiner
prime. S0Gs5c.
Rice: Carolina. sk@sac: Rangoon. &c.
Fish: Herrings-Sorth Carolina No. cut. 81 %
@s7.50: North Carolina gross *5.2 5: Eastern eros.
| f4.25uGs4 90; North Carolina roe. x4nS4.25 q
h.If,arr o;l MsskereIINo. Bay sIS@l7; No
No ' $3.50. Ness shad. In kits rs. - 3' -
tSS:D9 from 10 a6r S fem s TSar
from store. sL2O@t1. as v sack.
Sugar: orusnea. l2c.; powdered red !2c.; grAh.
lUSc.: q yellow. lOhc: cut LOAF. I2ac.; Porto
kIco. 9x@9ac.: Demerara- lOa@lOac.
Soap: COMMON, 51sc.: pest washing, llg
asas: Black, s5e.@s1:1,he last prime arti.
Gle: Imperial. 91.10@$1 so ; gunpowder. 65c- %
II AS for strictly choice.
Hides, Leather. &C.
Htdes: Green. 4zG5c:: dry sailed. l00llc.: drJ
nint, lZGl4c. weI saited, 7G9c.; wet saIted calf
skins, 81 .20Gsl .25.
Leatner sole leather, oak. s5@45c;: sole leather,
finish. 23@25c. y foot; Kip. 6Oc.49s1 y ~: ilar-
ness. country. 25G3Oc. city finish. 3SG43c .
ID. calIskins, French, Sl.|hfDS2.Zo q ID; rough
Iron, Steel. halls, &c.
o tron American refined, Old Dominion: g.! OG
&c. q o.: English and American sheet. 4AG5Ic.:
denis horseshoe Sc. Is jass6.50 i TO rs: Bur
esP S % Tseaesai T ns
shoe. T6.50Ms675
Nails: Old dominion, 1850 for standard-that
U.s. t.s penny: other sizes extrs.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 4hc.: retail, &c.
Rome: Manila, best. 23625c. I: lutte. 9lc.
5room-C Corn: Green, l2g1 &C.; red, 1O911c.
G,Mns: Peruvian. ss4: Guaaare. s7s "a ton ::
Snperphosphate, $50; Flour of Rawbone, $50 !:
Piedmont. 500: Maryland Tobacco-Food, $50 /;
Pork.-Dresscd, S1.@9c.
Licorice:
L'eortcs sI p,s'eIy.C; Co.; slc.; R: r., 2sc:;
27c.; A. &. o., 26c-; q. y IT,, CSC.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
'uozop Scotch best brands, plnts, S2@S2.15 3
:s1V gold.
=, Reataed Hzfskeus: Market steadily advancing.
Bye Whissrus: Medium, sl.5oas2; pure old,
f21k4: y,rrInia Mountain. new. $2@p*2.5O; old.
Gin: Domestic, Il .25@s2; imported, 80 case.
B re- sse pSmesc 12 e fruit! sls5a
Rn aP Ne@ I EHss1g sSs lc AZ ss amac,
and Santa Cruz, x4GS6.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. SO, SOC. eDs1.25 "a 100 feet
Po11der: 1915 by the five kegs-less thai nve
kegs, st: blasting. A3.5OD*4.
Shot: Northern. S2.40@S2.50 II Dag Of rs hs.
GrindStorsS: l14G2Hc. q u.
Lumber. slaves. Etc:
L,mber White oak. IL G14.50 ~ 900: West
eru virginia poplar. 81 5GS25 % 1000: white pine,
:35GS75 y 900. Yellow nine boards. VI 06Sl4 |;
i.sf * ~
PING, !2.50@S5; cypress six-inch, S7.50@Sl3.50
u 1000. Laths-Split 80; sawed, 1880 p
1900.
-Whiskey-b barrel timber. green. 81 1920
farrei timber. S8GS7'5O u 600. Flour barrel
poles, s7@ss: hogslead hoops, no demand; hick-
Rugs-slixed cotton, 3hc.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
len, l1a(92c.
lIill-Fced.
Shipstaf: Soc. "a hushel.
Br01onStuf: 30u35c " bushe
Shorts: 25G3 zoe. P1 hushe.
Hhe0t Bran 206l25c. S' bushel.
Corn Brun: 1S@2Uc. p busheL
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PORT OF RICHMOND, july Is, 1875.


| Steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New York, nier-
clandise and passengers. G.. W. Allen Co.. agents.
merchandise and passengers. W. p. Porter AGENT
schooner H. q. Ely, -, Philadelphia, calls. IL.
| Halves.
! schooner X. r. No. 50. McDevitt, Philadelphia,
Schooner b. Bradley. McMopage, Philadelphia.
coal.
schooner Martha Collins, Graves, Norfolk, light,
Curtis & Parker.
Steamer Westover, Skinner, Baltimore merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. 3. Tatum, agent.
steamer John Sylvester, CLIFFORD, Noriols' MGR
chandIse ana passengers, l.. b. iatuln, agent.
Schooner susan Allen, Coleman, PhiIauelphia'
pig-iron, Currie i Co.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. July 13.-Arrtved: Schooner Hurry
Landell, Taylor, Richmond, Va. aud schooners K
f IoSe pieyaa: T. Tarner csmp Merritt,
ESTs L. g. seso saft sp
Crowley, Marsh Ill Angie PredInore. Parker; Mary
Ff RIo JAsrine, July TON pevousy
brig H0tnely tsr.J. Morfe, Richmond, Va.
KENNEBUNKPORT, July 10.-Arrived schooner
BATH Nix, July i1.-Arrived, schooner II. II.
FISK, Wixon. Boston for Richmond TO LOAD Tor
New CASTLE DEL, July l3.-In port, schooner
l.. & d. Fisk, from Osborne's Landing Va.' dis-
en pEsaSXMDuco, June 7.-Arrived, bark rhiohen
H;cr J. Mueller, Richmond Va.
RIO GRANDE, May 24.-Arrlved, bark Sparkling
Foam (Br), Gallon, Richmond
lBy Telegraph
NEW York, July I5.-Arrivcd: California. Ar
rived out: Louisiana, Herths; Carl george: Bel
mont, Emily Walters, Magma Charta, Au1lllare'
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Light. Eou'e e, Bnard
gives notice Ih.t on after Angus; 23d the light AT
Jordsn's Point, on the james river, at present ex-
hbited on the keepers dwelling, viii be SHOWN
from q white wooden tower erected upon Inc p8int
directly In front Of the present bell-tower. The
bell will b. struck by machinery every ten SECONDS
In fOggy weather. o,o,
4 hight will DO exhibited Oh Inc recently -ereSrsN
range Of the light will be Ten nautical miles on Au'
gust 10Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16
Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, July Is. 1875.
The Richmond tobacco market was much more
lively The past week than the week before, the
breaks amounting TO 905 hogsh-ads, 16S tierces,
and % boxes. The offerings on Change were 573
p lckugcs, of which 342 sold AT prices ranging
from 50 20 to S72. decidedly better feeling pre-
walls. and prices are slightly better, with an UPWARD
tendency.
HE following our quotations:
BLACK.-Lu0S-Ncrv common. S6.5U@f7.50;
medium 10 good, $SMS9; extra, S9.50GSll II.
Ls1f-tNmmOr. 80 50MSl0; medium, Sl2@t13 !:
good. Sl4MS1G; fine. f16.50@S2O; fine STEM
ming and wrappers. S1S@s23.
BRIGHT -Lu0s.Common, S10@Sl2; medium
10 g0od. 81 9. 50MS20; fine smoking, 1922. 50gt30:
extra smoking. S35@si0. LeaJ-Comnlrn 10 me-
dunn. Il 0MS12: good to fine, fl2. 50WS16; extra
nllcrs. II 7GDS2O. Wrdppers-Common. $3.50
S25 medium to good. s3OMS45; fine, $5O@ $50 !;
extra SSnHS105.
MAHOGANY MISREPRESENTATION to medium,