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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-20
Various Items.

The towns OF Gluchoy, KizIiar, aud Yea.
| rig, la Russia, baye been Dearly destroyed
| BY fire. Numerous other destructive fires
are reported in other parts Of Russia. zsr
A Vienna special 10 the London Standard
says letters from Belgrade express the fear
that the Prince Of Milan will shortly be ex-
PEELED frorn serYia..g
ROLAND s. Louis, boot and shoe.dealers,
and E. A. Amos, importer Of leather Mon
treal, havesuspentled. :. - 49,. Z :
, Mrs. Charles NJ. Ogesby, of McLeansboro,,
| ILL.,, was found yesterday with Der throat cut
| from ear to ear, and razor lying on the
| floor. Her husband, aged twenty three, has
been arrested. ~" III
Hon. Samuel Henry White, of Pennsylva-
mia, while passing from one car to another
while the train was in, motion, fell to the
track. and was instantly killed. : 400 :.
A Portlahd (Me.) dispatch says that Colo.
mel Kent, oil the secret service, has recovered
lot of counterfeiting plates which had been
thrown into the harbor. n" ~. ID" &
Representatives Of the Chicago Eoentng
Journal have returned 10 that city with the
remains Of Grimwood, which were fully
identified. -,, IL. tt..s. -
George w. Pemberton, awaiting execu-
ton in the Suffolk county (Mass.) Jail, stab
bed himself in four places with the handle OF
spoon which he had sharpened. He is in a
critical condition. ...rsa az -
John n. Leavitt, of the Courtney Bay
Glass Works, ST. JOHNS, n. B., aud Allen
Brothers, founders at the same place, have
failed. l.-",
William Brader, prominent merchant and
real estate dealer of indianapolis, Ind, bias
made an assignment. "
The ceremonies of laying the cornerstone
of the Union Agency building for the five
largest nations Of the Indian Territory--t
Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, Chckasaws, and
Semineles--'ook place Wednesday at Pros.
pect Hill, Indian Territory, under the aus
pices of the Grand Lodge of Masons OF the
Territory
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MORE NEGROES ARRESTED A COLLISION
IMMINENT IN BURKE COUNTY, &c.

AUGUSTA, GA, August 19.-Arrests of al
legged negro insurrectionists in johnson,
Washing TOD, and jefferson counties were
continued to-day. Thirteen armed negroes
came into Wrightville and surrendered
themselves.
In Burke county collision between the
whites and blacks seems hourly imminent.
Both races are under arms, and the negroes
are reported massed few miles from
Waynesboro'. White scouts were fired on
BY negroes this morning. The Burke Coun-
ty people sent here to-day for troops, but
Governor Smith declined to let any of the
companies go. A number OF volunteers left
for Waynesboro' tonight, and 1t is feared a
fight will soon take place. About one bun-
DIRE d arrests have been made in the different
counties. ,-s..
- A dispatch from Washington county re.
ports aff,irs quieter to-day than yesterday.
About fifty arrests have been made there.
Confessions duplicating those arrested have
been made.
Ex-Governor .Herschel Y. johnson, who
is Judge of the Middle Circuit, has ordered
a special term Of the Superior Court to con-
yene Monday week to try the offenders.
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WASHINGTON liens.

WASHINGTON, August l9.-The Treasury
Department has ordered the reyeuue'cutter
Dix to the assistance of the steamer Rlo
Bravo. ........
Among the bids for printing check stamps
are eyeral offers to do the work for nothing
The question whether the Government can
accept such gratuity will be referred to the
Department OF Justice. ...
Suit has been brought against Captain
Maddox, Of the Marine Corps, and the
bondsmen Of Contractor Barnum, to recover
money illegally paid said contractor.
A colored woman sues the Pullman Palace.
ear Com pany for $4,000 for refusing 10 alloy"
her to ride in Pullman car from Cincinnati
to Washington. 4: ....g.E
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A CLERICAL IMposTEK TARRED AND FEATH-
EESn.-A dispatch from Knoxville, Tenn,
states that l.. L. Copeland, who has been re-
siding in th,t place since June. and who re-
Gently created some notoriety by false
Statement regarding ex.President Johnson's
religious belief in telegram to the Chicago
Times, has been identified as the i" Rev. w.
r. Copeland" the clercli impostor who
made bis appearance in Baltimore lastsprlng,
Gaining TO be Il delegate TO the National
sunday-ScAoll Convention, and whose eX.
p!0its at the Carroll,on Hotel, and subse-
quently 10 New Orleans, Memphis, and else
where, are we'll remembered. In knoXTlile
be attempted to pass hipself off as regular
correspondent OF the New York Herald.
SopelaDd managed to ingiatiate himself into
me affections OF u young lady OF that city,
With whose father be boarded, and became
engaged 10 her. His character becoming
known, number O. young men caught him
% Monday night, and treated him TO coat
OF tar and feathers, but offered him no other
Violence ...s..as. (.
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RLv. j. Z. COPELAND. ALIAS JucIAE COPE
IAND, ALIAS G.. w. WARREa.-We under.
Stand this reverend scoundrei arrived In this
CITY by Tuesday nights train. Under which
one OF bis twenty. -four aliases he will at
Tempt TO dupe our citizens IL unknown. II
VII be we'll for our hotetkecpers to keep q
sharp lookout for him. He Is very smart,
and has been very successful heretofore Id
escaping botel.biIl., and equally successful
IN obtaining money by neiarious PRACTICES
Ae plays equally we'll in the roles OF preach
eer' temperance lecturer. or lawyer.-Lyaci'''
oarg News. Ef
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New POSTAL CARDs.--A circular from
the Third Assistant Postmaster General an
nounces that the Department is prepared to
commence the issue of postal cards OF the
new design. Postmasters will not, under
auy circumstances, be permitted to redeem
or exchange postal cards of the old styl or
cards that NAV be misdirected, spoiled in
printing, or otherwise rendered unfit for use,
10 the hands of private holders. 1t will also
be useless TO apply to the Department for
such exchange or redemption.
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

~ RICHMOND, August 10, 1870.
The Richmond tobacco market during the past
week was variable; and to-day There are no new
features to note. although The market is somewhat
buoyaut and with an upward tendency. We con-
tinue our quotations.: 80 ,.+.
Prin,ings-!5@S6.50. ....
BLACK Lu9s-yery common. s6.oOSgr7:3G;
Lsuf-Comlnon, 81 O.50@Sll: medium, s12@s13;
good, s14@sl6; fine, s1850@s20; fine stem.
ming and wrappers. s1S@.20.
bRIGuT. -Lsl0S-Commop, SlO@s12; medium
TO GOOD. 81 5O@S20: flne smoking, S22 .5O@i30;
extra smoking, $35@S40. Leat-Conmon 10 me-
ners. *l7@S20. Wrdppers-CommOn. SlSG
1925: medium TO good. s30g$45; line, s5O@S6o {;
extra, S75@SSO. ,.... .t.... .....
Sl5@S2O; good 10 hae, $25@S40; extra, s45@
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The following are three Of the planks 10
the platform OF the neH Reform party in
Maryland:
krSo!red. That since the educAtion Of the
Masses Is The opl, true safeguard of liberty
we will do all 10 our power 10 keep intact
ana 10 mature our present public school sys'
tem.
!.sso!csd, Since it has been determined
that there should be no taxation With
Oh! representation, it is equally fair that there
should be no representation without TAXA
ton. and that all property should stand on
IN equality before the law, and pay its due
proportion 10 meet the expenses of the Gov
eminent, and except churches devoted eX-
cluslvely 10 the worship Of God we would
not rXemp, from taxation buildings or pro.
perry Of religious corporations.
Ne$Dired, That while we believe it TO be
the duty Of the State to take care Of the poor
and helpless, and to provide tor the orphsn
and such as have no bone Influence to re-
strain them from vice and crime, we deem 1t
highly imprudeut and contrary to law to
make appropriations of public money for the
support OF charitable or educational institu-
lions that are not under its immediate direc-
lion and control.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

AUGUST 17.-3There was = pretty good gsnes n
trade TO- day, and more evenly distributed man OF
for mems wear still hung fire little but went IL
better on the Whole than for some little time
sopaIS eSpecr o to- set em any shea ana H.
view OF possible eYsnts at Fall tyer and heftocKs
on hand beug any thing but large, they May have
concluded that it Is betterd6 boy now, WIN Ger.
tatny OF fair profit. than wait and perhaps ina
tie price go up conslde ably. lHa 90
Print CLOTHS w ~ss Esry ss;r aps g.
other era0es in proportion. The ornxa6io OF the
Syacationists'' has slightly exaspegatea some OF
aiE about not opening the rtts till OeDber ist In
stead of September lst, rs at hrst lptsnuea ~ 70
certain that permanent oss the nresent
unsettled relations between them becoasseitedone
aanton dnInels ,coptisue In regaesA ana wers
selling xadily for DISTRIBUTION In wioaAy-sepafate@
sections Of the country. :, >, nod ind brown
There gus Y,ir demand Ior Diea eIeu anu olo" ~
sbrrtSrscs aud shIrtings, aud In hisEhed goods OF
low ersje the moyema ant was decidedly ae,ive.
Cottonades were not sehing well, an: tnat was e; q
pc pc 81. snriss 10 one In the fall i,
DeShns, stripes. and ducks for Ien,s wear. e.aG
cialIy the newer stxes. YER ~ Essass'' an' "
Ksnucky jeaTs scre ling xeN-
= here was an Improvement whh eassimeres: ana
even doeskins which rave oeen Msg ssriess
- sSawIs eontinaat to sell steadiiy many oS lnenoEe
s:y,ss . ssssxa sSa so trade IN s
.
IS also In the Eaw feit Jackets, ,,sr,,., se,asc
Hosiery wasaque active, VIII an tmpafts3 sees- y
"WooiIen.faced goods were boloing their own 20
far nm the pr etuce OF milis now IuIniuR Nss con.
cssnsd isaae ass. s % ass
nsnr AZ AZ ia ruster OF nils which haye stSppea
working The opinion y, % T. s SO ssdSy gere
NO Ispecaatton, and very healthy feshng ~ u''
ms MSsa coa,,ngs We selling sseadsys ba,not a.
n were acte 10 all styles nian. swee.
n,aids stripes. ana cn10red .. an. ~ IN. ssason
lures it w,sby fas ese u d.y 'ne '
fog s sere QUIZ. BY sh I Va
pessonasle aniosDf go, "a vrrv co4rsasf
goods. especially IA sae very nne'' :.
xRan.,isn,. wess doing mo5erAey, ne m ene an
and low grades SEEING SUI inc ,sia 1inseys popans
Mooueaa ..harss, &C. were - doing very Vel.
Many siyles az soto 70 arrys = sEed
with their rsoxress ines fsr has
1arpeia SaIe doing ss wess nsua ", eioths,
been aaste mp aseas 10 '''o @
dfaagss s Msss no, very active. ssssh there
more or es doing a .as tune nov they
] sales appear 10 be GFst spafht oy
ieSess s S,an hesa ss os ss ,ossss dry
soe ave- r avsrsss
ssst Issiis be ezsAess& uurina zoe ssssSS .I ns
/ hsaepa, however. asi'. =
the as,s nssa . o. 81 "a foreign ss
saoaestIc cry,eaoda and M
sea rssais. 2; on hasis.s ssd do
oaweliIespseAaiG ~ e rls'oo4a
saSa acher ssn sold sini,ss IS IN, sss
lois IN 10 were o. ofs NEG
e'aaat ann ss aa7 Ials q iorsiss .n,
domestic uposlsu geogs soS PSI y - s Stey spi
n pre- much s Se,tss ,Ssa ibsy sesson.
4 ep1a6l Of E1nsasscs:
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,rrrp1irr OF MARYLAND LIVESTOCK Scales, -
PeeeiDts for tie IVsek.-Reeves. 1,k neap'
s6oep and lambs. 1880 head; hogs. 4.os4 aeaa-
tojs 1i. aa ~ ssss Gote ID the Nk ms Rsek
Very Boston sas TO-DAY & ,n "a saond .is
n nv s,v. a 4Ec.; ordinary thIn STEERS. o1ens aud
ccoMs aseS4c.; general average Of the maIkea 70.
Sov klsS: extreme range OF prices 3a@l Loo )
u mt,,'t 81 the sales are from 56l8c.
Rsmark, on Beef CaHte.The srIlr aus o. ea,ms
as1 last week, 7and 3,164 the corresponding
10 last YEA, aud the sales dnrinE the week
,rnnnf adj tn $3.50 head, against lest week
and a,2l9 corresponding Feek OF iast year, anu
were rs follows: !; eea
rs Eastern spectators OH
70 York county, SO ~
- ~ ~. y. Y. i .ss5
WiIh Several HUNDRED mora arrivals LEAD lsss
week though there were some osIer .vtet 10 Z
nmgber of middles at The OF tns - -
~ ith about ihe came numher OF COMMON =, -
mere were them The wholesale We 81 WI.
artiSe n nd there was d omlse o. Gu!c sSSSuIS
tail ,narkek than last week. hat
not realized. and prices Tor fops ara
etnfr RrSspS aries SrsweI quotes e,Ss at
| ana GOOD COWS IN fair demand. Il saa.
au M Ssafns M1yfsf,-Recetp.s this weeks asoos
,ecssi,is last week. o60i 1seeipts ons stsHs sso
to our 81 ~, ~
e1rded sst week, price, have NJ ,as Seaies
Ic ard the prospects as ,s sh,s ,ranroyer
;;sssss chan any recession q hsA'ss' NA.'s ~
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Sarafnxa Races.

SARATOGA, N. r, August l9.--The track
10 40 heavy to-day. The first race, one and q
half miles, for three.year.olds, was won
by. yiasor., Time, 2:4sa. r4a :.
The ope-mile race, Tor two-y ear'olds, was
won BY Warlock. Time, 1915.
The one: and-a. half-mile race, for all ages,
was won by Morton. Time, s:4s{:
The three-qu ,rter-mile race. Tor IWo.y ear
Odds. was won by Clemalis. Time, l:Sif ~. -.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON. August 19.-For New Eng
land and the Middle States and the Lower
Lake region, local rains followed by partly
cloudy and cooler weather, southwest to
northwest winds, and rising barometer. :
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States. clear or fair weather and stationary
or falling temperature, with light Winds from
the north and west, slo wly-risipg barometer,
and possibly light rains near the coast.
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CINCINNATI PROVISIONS MARKET,

AUGUST l7.-Prorisi0nS.-Th market was ex-
tremely quiet today and perhaps shade easier,
athou IN there was no perceptiole change In qnota-
tionS. ~
Iess Pork.-The market is duh, but there is ro
change in quotations. II NAV be quoted It SZ1'a o
for city, and - l.25 for countryp,Gked.
keI closes steady at 10c. for shoulders, 1870
1919" for clear sides, all pucked Sugar-cured bans
are in good demand az hizher, heavy 20 h am
packed. i.. = 49,
BmIk- Me0ts.-Thpre Is q fair demand. and firmly
held at &c. for shoulders 12sc for clear RIO siae
and l2kc for clear sides. all loose. WITH buyers 10
moderate extent ut these prices, delivered.
Ldrd--Tne market, closes dun at ! Axe. Tor CITY
Kettle, and .13llI1 3xs. for prime steam, either
winter or summer make. Butchers lard sells at
12xrX-Iinl26.. ~ .-s..-L .-l go.
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J.
/ iRnoaqoN ,AsB4 II sssxEffJS6 9f ,asAssEEs.
sf.:i afsperIal telegram 70 tae DkpascbJ 4
aLoritA GogHrnop YAs, August 1g "A
Urge crowd assembled here according 10 ap.
|iipofntment to-day, twItBstanding the high
i sttrealn,s. General William ;MeGomb was
called to,the chair, and speeches were made
by Hon. William Amber; John N. Hofaday,
Captain Meade, General Mel Comb, and .. W.
Hnudley. sIrq ST IS ts 1si ais u: ala.; ~ ~
Although several Invited speakers failed
TO attend The meeting was very pleasant
one, and fully demonstrated that the Grange
Is progressing Id spite OF opposition. !! The
meeting adopted resolutions designating the:
18th OF September for grand mass-meeting,
&C., to be held here. I Il. ff3l z: CO. =
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e Markets by Telegraph. 'zH

sEw S T9nK Apsss5 II sm sses Of
Iaoderale business aolng; suWriine, western, and
State. S5Gso.6 go: southern fpur Quiet and un-
changed common to fair extra: $5;g99$6.s6s
il 81 tori Tor prime So - aorhxsss; siss@ssisss
@si.4 fo1 No. i spring; si.so fol, wSite, Gsaad1
tss iS s,s sra At s alss e. ssa
western mixed; 81 @s3c. for sail western mixed;
75@7sc. for heated western nixed 81 @s5G for
b2@65c afIr. mixed wesier,i-tbe latter ferry
choice; 64@70c. \ white western; GO fec Bio I'm
guiei and steady n 7asc. for fair refining ;SsSc
All :ss
Rosinsteady Tu7pentine s. eady. Pork neaSy and
g ededy ! ssg mess 1910 Lara decidedly
Sl.24. Freish,s steuuy and dull .'9itS< ~
rs la.g.trs .'nALTiaoRR. 9aistat
r BALTIsfoRv, "A ueusts 9.-Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat. Etc ,dy aud nchan2ed' Corn
weak O5 sShsn steady 8as
pork nss ssSa.Soasas rs. ba s.msa ats nominal b.
con steady shoulders, osc; clear RIB, lac. Hams.
sales tIlst az iss@sisc. WHISKY quiet 1t $is48
81 24K. sugar sitacy a, l01a51oKc.F y lf9E
aat BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, August l9.-The cattle market d..
ring the past wrek has been quiet and prizes are
4h&tn5hc; medium. sSiS4Ks.: ORDINARY thin steers,
oxen, and cows: 3@3hc.: most sales at 45aatHc.;
| in light supply ana good demand for good grades.
| common dull; rsnge, 0@llHc;; receipts, e.
Sheep III fair demand tor g,cd grades; comnoR
dun range: 4Gohc.. Lambs dull a. s2gs4; re-
''''~.." y LOUISVILLE. -,
LOUISVILLE, August l9.-Eiour quiet ana firm :
oeyd al quiet
55@74c. Rye nominal. Provisions quiet weal and
sSSnay sI hea! slsse sisss
13c. Bacon-Sh0ulders, .10R:; clear'ro sizes.
l39@l31c clear sides. 35SG114c. Hons, 13x@
l44c: Lard-Tierce, l4ss81 &C.; ktg, 1S'hc. WINS
N.Y. ' '''l3' ,la. CINCINNATI y 5.sT
CINCINNATI. August 49, Flour steady and cun-
changed Wheat IRREGULAR. Corn, STEADY Trh iair
At FerF sS o "a
daiIand unchanged. bulk meats dui =; shoulders,
con-Oniy limited jobbilg demsno; steady ana un-
changed. Whtssey steady and firm az SLIP. But.
iri dull choice western reserve, 2242se.; other
grades uoena nAs ST. LOUIS. 2.s'ate1tH
ST. LOUIS, August 19,.Ffour qntet and un.
n changed with only local den und. " heRt hgher
red Winter VI gSa arm ana an
chsI9ed Oats utt eItied No. q k ice
dull; No. q, 7sc. Pork sc'ise atsa.. 7Ssgs2S tn s
latter delivered. Lard dull summer, LAG. asksa:
Bulk.mests "nbmiually unch1hgSa. sacon quit
a and unchanged: only q iilnited toobing demsnu'
WhIskey higher at s1.20hGs1-2l. Gefh31
-ta-5 ~ !. .s5gCHICAGO.t Al tt1,;
CaIcAGo August. Is-kdnr FIN, n ng s Se WsrSt
s1ssi r Sss ~ chlssso syras s,s
quiet wes 4na sniss, Msn asse and sbade
over nSs: 10. q sSNa4oc., spot. Rye1DeE.a1d
fair firm. and stesdy hl6 d pofK 9eist
i a,iiet and sseady Lard fnucsiye and lower q l2H
a. al: Sc IS. SPOT hisksy quiet and asm u si.i o.
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Death of q lawyer.

s.ss Especial telegram TO the Dtspatch.J 9.s'"
! ABINGDON, Va, August 49, Charles s.:
Bekem, one ofour: Oldest lawyers, died in
this place this morning, aged seyenty.one
years. he was member Of the Legislature
before the war and during the sessions Of
'65, '67, and 20. BE was highly respected,
and his death is much lame nted.
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RIc5Me1ND STOCK EXCHANGE.
,5..s IS s5s.sf rHrRsrAY, August 1g, 1878.

,s SALES: 40 Virstnia ta1-TeceivabIe coupons ii
Ssats SssrTities Virginia 1eensolst s9x hid. go
consois pew nd ~ asked
BID, 9sskea yirgtnia ta1- receivable coupons 8 sa
ey Secarittss; RichInons+ city s,s. raa t,s .
Richmond city 6's.s S5 DC; 6 LyIeilb1rc sisy IA
95 bid N6rfolk city'water Is, 90 asked SSysoIs
city 6.sl ~ bid: deficksb,Dx CRY SIS, Ill BID
6 Ryftrpnd Y0yEs .-Rt chn1epdy FrederickstIirg and
Potonsc Railroad Tnortsage 7s!J. and u 9 90 hiss.
Richmond. fredericksburg ana Potomac ReiIfoss
mortgage 0ts and s.! 80 bid Orange and 1Ayer-
andrfa Railroad Sc eOnd mortgage So, ,. ard J,.sIS
hid; Richmond and DapTille e dIsoad consolidated
: Railroad Observation-Disclosures, Fredericksbura
and Potomac Railroad common, I gu poo, Ga bid
675 asked; HicDmond, FredeI icksDHrg a1f Poto.
mac Railroad per cent. gunrantee* Leo par, 81
bid: gichmQd, Frederieksoure and Potomac Rail-
road 2 per cent guaranteed. 100 par, 90 bs0,a
!. ggak Sesss;aEfrst National, ZOE far ZIP BID,
asked Stale Bank OF virgini1. 100 par, 90 BID. !,
has,oance EDngun leg: " rglnia Fire. and Ma-
rine, rs Dar. 35 bid, 35k asked :: ytrgfnIa Home.
100 par Jos asked Old Dominion, n 90 par, 80.
asked Piedmont and Arlington Life, 100 par, 95
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ST. IpUfS HepsE arra sy1;p ,sARrpr

81 hh0ShS3c AWE F1CnSkS lUAnhEE~
AUGusT IE-Hories.l.Tb rsusket irues along
rather qntefiys aud With dsisls aspects Bet fhis
dizziness Il more sppprent than resfr because there
good supply In order to spring into rocdaropor-
lions. QGerin2s S common grades are rather better
In number than tkfy we're weeh ago, but this tg
not saying much for thc rErrs sEiooa horses are
scarce rs ever. there beiug few orders to ahsos
them in the aSsepse OF personal bnyefs. Eastern
orders want strsetsrs rsnd good drivers, and
southern orders want good grades Of medium.
scarce. Prices for aH good Horses ne IS N (, DUO
tations, but those for common are . Hitleweak.
The city demand Is roerahIy FAIR fef some good
drivers and d fe " pairs. Within aweek there hiss
been q marked irqn3ry for heavy worsers-lnore
50 Than has been noticed for long time bIek! As
the offerings are lRht, prices for fhpse rule Hrm.
Fancy horses are in occasional deDssSa. but the
market shows no ,,orer-snnplS: little auction
trade IS done In pings. rie retai horse trade Is
demand will increase by the 1st OF Dexe month.
Quotations unchanged. . q 1865 = ! frisNta -
fuies.-Gooa, frs by mules are scarce IS only
thin animals are now coming in. and showing fair
supply. Good mu les bring foir prices when sold,
and show good strength fUr best grades. rDere Is.
no southern demand 10 speak of just now. Some
few shipments have lately been maize to Ohio and
Pennsylvania, though not enough IN number of
head to call for special comment. These were most
ly Of 15@15a hands high, the principal Kind want
ed for markets this side OF New York. There Is no
fair ca stern demand al present. here Is some ins
quiIy from Kentucky feeders, but there heinz only
light supply. snes are few. J here Is only q light
city trade. principally for workers. Quotations n-
changed, but rn for best grades. THERE'S bus lit
lie animation In the market for horses anu mules,
the principal cause being lack of supply. The fol.
In ip0o RAJ =
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General Markets
wIL,,INGTON IN. CT MARKETS.

WILN1NU IUIN {INs CsJ WhNNE1Ss
AUGUST l7.-Sptrts Observation-Disclosures $50
casks Sales of 100 barrels III 26Ac. p gallon for
southern packsges. Market firm.
Rosin.-Recoipts, 2 500 barrels. Market QUIET,
with sales of 500 barrels rained at ~ 80.
Crude TuTpentine.-Rectipl 406 barrels. Sales
OF 400 barrels Ut f3 for virgin ;a2 % for yellow
din: and II. rs Tor hard. Market steady.
Iar.-Kecelpts and sales OF 227 barrels al ~.
Market steady. -. EznLL.,
Tntton.- Receipts, 2 bales. Sales OF Is bales at
] 3Ac d. Official quotations nominal.-StaT.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBAGCo
-e-.~---~-r------ MARKET. 80 .

AUGUST 16.-Aanufa ct,red 5s5acco-TIhs mar
ket was quiet without anataols change; si,sh rla
bright rne pounds 75@95c STglh.a I,, ~
h twist, 75c.s Virginia brtsH 6-insh twist gig
Toe: virginia medium and 12-inch t"ss.. oISg
az vireinia medium brigRx navy, Ss. 4s, ana
S1s ssmfoc.: Virginia bright Us and !5,s, $50
SOC; Louisysae navy. br1aht
fou,sviiie naxy, DARK matosany, third class; oofS
Sc. Louisville navy. tine black sog9Sc: kon ,ts
vile fne-crn chewing. 54a76c S,9s1nSgn =.
virsin,a bright, MS, rs, and Us, 6a97lc.--es'-
.fen ia,r.aaI = =. ~ =. -. 80. :.
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EN0RFoIK NiAiRKRrx

AUGUST IT. Cotton, -The market sto-aay was
quiet but 81 sady. We GaCse insddlinRSt a4c
bushels white at 7SHc., 81 s.2
SEC. .t{ESG: is;fSSsS -
Ia S.eos- Ths market to-day was duh Notrans-
actions reported. -. : 80
Prarsaka-The msfket Is esart.. safes tn.dsy OF
bt<s' % O.. 20; ~ bags :. SIG @si.7Oi and