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, 1876-02-19

Emma Mine trAusaet1ons, or nntil roma desirable
person to whom 1t will be offered shAl1 accept
tho appointment. Tho stAto Department 10 now
,nak'n1 copies Of papers fn Tue Emma Mine easet
next Thnrsday. their regulnr nesting day.
Ths resignation Of Con. schenck hat not yet
boon received 1t tho Btate Department, It Ia
probably On The way By mail. 1t in certain that
officially made ~ to who will succeed Con.
Schonck.
CowEN.
It ia now certain that Gen. Cowen will retire
from tue Office Of Assistant Secretaty Of The In
torior. The roasons for his withdrawal from tho
public aorvicc arc that his private interests ro-
qnirc fna undivided attention.. Thnre are no it
ttmations ~ 10 who will succeed Gen. Coveu.
, 1876-02-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.


~ Aurnettss Coconiuo
IL an invaluable remedy for
nANDRrrF,
BosTox, Oct. 30.-t have used less titan bottle
The dsndfu and the irritation which CAUSED 1t, have
entirely disappeared md my hair before in
10 good condition. 4. FpLL14
nALpNEAs.
DOETox, Nov. AL have used tho couteut1 Of one
Bottle sud my bald pato fs covered Iii with young
hair. about thEceeighths Of inch long, which oI-
peaEa sstorg and healthy, and determined 10 gruw.
D. T. MKMwlk,
CHICAGO May H. 1s7l.-sinee tho reeeut use Of your
"Cocosins, my previously bala bead haa becn
sred by luxuttAnt growth OF hatr. l had ai~Ays
cxt4emed your preparation as u dsesAfug knowing
mauy parsons who regarded II very highly suc but
never bafors know how valuable it restorative
]. @, LEw1Bt
, 1876-02-19
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Fob 19-1 =. m.-For the
Ohio Valley md Lake region, falling barometer,
southwest winds, warmer, partly cloudy, and
possibly rain or snow On the lakes, followed BY
colder, nosthesly wlnds Ia sho western portions
Of these datriotg.
For tho Middle atatea, warmer, northwesterly
or southwest Winds and occasional cams, tta-
tionary or falling barometer, and increasing
cloudlnesa.
LOCAL opsEhyAT1oNa.
uutcAao, Feb. 10,
, 1876-02-19
UNDERCL0Y'HlNG AND C0RSETS,

25o Lsaies' uhemisoas opla,n band. 1aos
500 ~ Iadies, Ghomiaes corset c9yeF, psffed
Largo lot tadies' Chemisos ut rs, g6 ots, and
81; loss than cost OF materials.
Ladiea' Drawers, corded and r11flod, 36 cts
pair: worth 90 cts.
= cts; regular price rs cts. =" -
Ladtes' Drawers, tucked aud cmb'd, 60. IS
cts, md 81; great har9nins.
Ladtes' Nf9htgowns. 75 cts, 81, and sl.36,
=. sl:26, sl.5o, md sl.75.
Ladies' NiEhtgoWns. Sl.50, eub'd aud ruf.
fed; worth seas
Ladie3' Skirts, o5, rs cts. aud 81; very cheap
500 I9diea' French Linen Yokos, hand
emb'd. 81; worth So oach.
Iadtcs' fine French e1nb'd Underwear, hand
made. new desixns; very cheap.
a largo lot Of tiuo Frcuch hand uad0 Qor1ets,
slightly damaged by halt water on voyage
OF importation, at ono o-third regular prices.
Grent bargains In French CoTants; a good
Corset for SO and 76 cts.
100 Bono Corseta, 81; former price, $1.BO.
4 vory lnrEe limo OF e1 quality French Wovo
Cor8eta at 50 and a.45 never befora uold
less than 3.50 and Sd.
Madame Foy's sktrt-nupporttug Coraets ~
90 cts.
HarGninB In Bust1es.
MADISON AND PE0RlA-STS.
, 1876-02-19

mnrvct0uH Result !-Joscph Collins,
Waterford, N. T.. had Catarrl and Lung Disease
twenty year, Doctnya left him 70 dIel la says
!" WisoattA Pine Tres Tar Cordial saved h1s Life! -
Also shya tnahJ others Haye b4uI clrtd by 4 Hood
Purifying prorerdes." infallihle remedy for Coughs,
Colds, mud Conaufupttonl
, 1876-02-19
from ths4 day to This, OnAn1a1rK CuannAN

+n$tro1 from {hA RfRHh- Nhh Rr1hqA.
1o''sus .,r ~. ,,,asro hovovsr. In 1a5a md fror
Iuu; w.. .;,,a unt,l 1s7b phe nlsyod At lutorva1..
'nss ~ lar nrofcaaton nntii dc.lh on,,ed hor
e''nk'Do .aa1 w. ~
n''a ,.6o bss 1bic.uo f,ohnt At noo.. Tt,oatro
!. u,o III ~ 1R56. and s1o vesrs aftornard m
n.s-aa Al Moviotor's now thestro, she wa
s,,s., .h,n,t from Chio.uo nnttl 1871. uhon M,
.ana.rod h.ra ea roat,or. In 1879 .nd
sa5o sh. r,,ved tvo mora nno.oamsnta
- vovI,tor,a. in 4R14 ro.d hare in tho
n,.- rartura rnur1n, md last sooaared
=, Mcvtcknr'a 1.at vintor. II IA unneceaa.rv n
In ,roaart time h ana1vze tor shIl3tfca as an
.s,-.s. Il IN enouoh that e}ols ono Of The l.at
sna,,,s st,vna ~ ,1,o o,d ac,,on, tho, aho roeo
~ - 60, .rn,n,t ~ bor nrofoes;on end h,a
ssn.s,ad hrfnh. 1rstr. rnon Amar,c,n or+
.".. tra,, bar ,,rofosaton.1 o,r.sr .ta On, a
a. Af -, ~o,rarLs sh1o c,,,t,,ra ~ o+ranath ~
pI.D p,.s AL .,a ,1,ororob}u ,nfovn,ad ,,,,o, a.,
an..,., A1,,,,uo,, hor r.ron- ,,n,+, +ha ..,,n
s"st .ss,, ra-s ,on1 ,ot hro,th ~ s,,raor ,,.s
~. ",,,1,o1 hcr ron,tsttor "a .n orti.t anil .a
.,sar .,. ~.s .hovo ranrnoc1 nd In hor dsn,h
H. ctauo hos Int an, whose lin sl,ou,d 1o m
e,.mnte IN eyerv lady in ti,o dramatic prnfeas,on.
MI. .aa,,, -, ~ I1an.r,. 1,ransr,1 ~, .sa
t1.~.fa.5 To,.., 49, .a,.so1aa 49,.
~ ~ '.'. ..a,ons5 t,,.to,. af,i .t"o,ant.n. ~
~ w rss,.oa. ~ i,,a ranr,.,,o. ta~ t,.r~
w." ~ hn.r t,,.,n o,,t.,,o,, IN 0ro,t 1,r,..i.,
.sas1 a., 49, nm ,,n5 Ua .,oa II, ha 7at1, vosr
.s,.,,o .;n,o -, ,,a daco,se an, hal 40 1ouo ham
sf@.s,a hs.1,,, ,h.t lie ;,oa,1, wna NJ, ,nn-.
..,.s5 w. ~. sr,onda ,rhn dorhtod ,1hat,,.r In
ss..,s s,;,u,vo ~, nra.ant vintor n W abo,,t
.s.,, .sa rn,.. sca l,o woa co,nnoited bv ,.,,iro
,,as,,,, - ro,nnuat, tba wor1, of naatnr md Il
, 1876-02-19
CLEARING SALE.
C0ldGnOppDrtuDitY.
CARSON,
PIRI.I.!E & CO.'S
GREAT ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE!
Madison and Peoria-sts.
Note tho following In addition to
other bargains heretofore adver.
tt8od:
Madison and Peoria-sts.
Note tho following In addition to
other bargains heretofore adver.
+fuar1s
HAMBURG EMBR0IDERIES,

Having objected tho purchase Of the ina
portation Of q large New York House at .
fearful sacritlce on tho original cost, thor
valuo.
$4,000 yds Embroidortos at s, O, and q ota
.yd; good patterns. ~
1?.ooo yda Embroider1es at 10. u l-2, and
ID cts neat stylp9.
10000 yds Embroiderien at 18, 40, and az
ctS; choice now stYlcs.
Finer Qualities. in ROB now deaigns, equally
cheap.
worth double.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22

saturday last Peeds Mill, in the south
ern portion Of Kaufman county, WAS the scene
OF an accident, oY which Hiram Milisack, u
young man about p years OF age, came To o ter
rbl death. A tournament ground with track
and uplos had boon laid on at that place, aud
last SATURDAY, was the appointed time for the
gallant knights to test their skill. Prof Town
ley, Wrlun4 IN ister of tue neghboTLood. wah
ons Of the most proficient gentlemen present in
taking the rings. lie rode "A fierce, powerful and
unmanaEeable horse and upOn starting to run
mai. nilisack, however, disregarded the au.
vice, aud stltted after MIN Al full speed on a
pony. Prof IOWnioy succeeded IN catching nll
the riugs but one,md in turning MS horse AZ nii
speed AN igaiust Milisank VINO had turned on
q sh irp auglt. lhe powerful and nery horse OF
IOwnlev strucis Millsick with its head, knock
ina lin fr I'M his pony. The larger horse struck
the pony and threw IL with terrible force upon
the fallen Young man. MilSack was crushed to
death,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

I am now sinking wells, ana have been r"ry
successful in Obtaining 81 a HoWin1 water.
The work tf boring aiId caSipH wells II pactla-
,llar:v sol.citsa just i 'l,s tila2.
Cacs9:., 5lay :, $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18

far as III me lies that Che / asss are enforced
in justice tempered by merny; protecting
all classes alike and deyoting every effort to
the restoration of prosperity and the re-
establishment of honest government.
81. Thanking you, gentlemen, for the honor
you have conferred upon me, and invoking
the blessing OF God on your praiseworthy
efforts to redeem Our State, here pledge
myself to work with you in that sacred
cause with all the zeal, all the energy, all
the ability, and all the constancy OF which I
am capable.
Mr.. cApELL RENoNrSATED FOR CONGRESS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DANrH.LE, Va, August II. = Colonel
Cabell has received the nomination for Con-
gress from this district.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
BANGOR, August 1.-THE Republicans OF
the Fourth Maine district, who opposed the
nomination OF Lewellen Powers, have
nominated Lyndon Oak.
TOPEKA, August 1.-THE Republican
Convention have nominated Colonel D. R.
Anthem for Governor.
INDIANA INDEPENDENT CONVENTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND. August 1.-THE
State Convention to fill vacancies on the
State ticket met here to-day. Between 800
and 400 delegates were present.
The resolutions adopted demand the re-
monetizing OF silver to enable the Govern
ment to pay its obligations in that coin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18
Ry telegraph.
ny &~1~6 A"Is
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, August 7.-Flour steady, with mode
rate export and home trade demand; super1pe
Corn &C. better, with active export and home trade
at ss@s4e for 9ixed western este and aec.
for white. Cofec-Rio quiet aud unchanged. Sugar
quiet and firm at 9@9sc. for fair to good reaningi
DC. for prime. M0lasses-Grocery grades firm and
moderate. Rice quiet aud UNCHANGED: Tallow
steady at SIC. Rosln quiet ut Sl,55@$l.67l. Tur-
EalS Ssk prse os
s1.i2 bid; s1.ias asked. Freishis easier.
BALTIMORE. $40 ..s.
BALTIMORE. August l7.-Flour quiet and .un-
s sooai to PRIME siI5SsiIs; amber si2o@ias
white, S1.10@$I 30. Southern corn quiet aud
sfpa and M seay ena e
Provisions firm but not qu0tably higher. Lard, re-
Y l2 @G os GS s'r2Hf Ro S e IT,
Sugar active and firm. Et2
Ea a LOUISVILLE.
p LOUISVILLE, August 1f.-Flour dull and mn
amber, 95c. @s1;o5 white, sc@s1:os Corn dull;
S0c. Oats in good demand; white, ,32c.;. mixed,
sic. Pork active; not auotably higher; In good
rbsldes, Clear sides, Bacon nrIasnd
steady aud unchanged. ,Ii e .'sa5s3s
- -. -, CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August l7.--Flour STEADY ana nn-
changed. Wheat steady and In fair demand; white,
sI@sI.is, Corn steady &C 4Bc. Oats nrm at so
Gl42c. Rye quiet at 57ll5Sc. Barley firm at S0@
SIC Pork steady nc S17.75. Lard IN fair deInana:
steam, $l0.G0@s1 .621; kettle, l2tSs9l 2Rci cur
rent make, I0ac. Bulk-meats steady andin fair de-
mand: shoulders, &C.; clear rib-sides Sacs clear
sides, exc. Bacon steady: shoulders, 74(171c.;
clear RIB, 9kG 9Ac.; clear sides. 1O1c. Wits
key steady aud IN good demand at S1.10. Butter
GIiet and unchanged. Hogs dull and lower at IS. 90
S6 2J-larter price tor choice butchers; receipts,
G25 head; shipments, 100 head.
ST. LOUIS. .i;st ltss5is
ST. LOUIS. August 17.-F1onr quiet aud sun-
chnnged supply light Wheat quiet; red fall, Sl.29
Nj. 2 mixed, 4l4@41Kc. Oats-No. q. 35hc. Rye
dull ut 4SIsc Rariey-No market. Whiskey steady
mt Al 10. Pork dali at SlE.25. Lard dull; winter,
IOKc. asked: summer not Salabie Bulk-meats nom.
inaily unchanged; nothing doing. Bacon dull and
dro0ping shoulders, SS9Sac.; clear rib and clear
81. 6O@S5.S5. Cattle drmer: good 30 choice native
steers, fl 0@S4.S7tz. Fiji 3 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18
E,Ioicp Again FsCafp7..

4. -a.a.ora on ties day the second race
ua> tul.:. pur>cnf $500, Il free handicap for all
ty.,. Tho distance one mile and three quar-
i.r-. There were SIX starters. comprising
l.. \. iiitrhr2ck'> chestnut horse Galway,
hv Concord. dam Mandina, six years old,
no pounds: !. &. Bcthunc'S bay gelding
F;urgoo. ~ Imported iiurrah, dam Emma
Downing. IKE years old. 100 pounds; d.
NclDan!ri'> chestnut colt Big sandy, BY
Australian. dam Gcnucra, four Years old,
lo5 pounds: I. ". Do>WcIrS bay lilly IN
voice. hy Lexington. dam Nolga. four years
old. l0l ,,nuMd>: Charles Reds gray colt
GRAY FriU late 'iraE steel. by Nandal,
dam irjii, Martin. four wears old, 102
pounds. Nrpanirl's team had the call in
the betting. invoice being second choice,
EHr-oo 'hjrd. iii" bcttin" WAS quite brisk,
and ti" i,}ogitc> We're again beaten by Mr..
&rImuur'- Nur>oo in gallant style. Galway
wa second. the iavoritc third. The win
nrr ii this race has never before been tried
Il, = mile and three quarters. but his capital
race Wii"n !" ran second to Piccolo Il mile
ami M0ii !a>l week led his trainer, Calf
nry. !" rllt"y him for III" present one. Gal
way TAR @aArlr throughout.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

= RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, August II, 1875.
SALES.-5l shares Merchants; and Mechanics In
surance Company stock sold at 99E.
asked; Virginia fundabe, "a bid Virginia deferred,
So bid; Virginia interest GER ifcates 20 asked
Virginia tfx-receyable coupons, B8l1 asked; North
Carolina, old, 3 bid; Tennessee 6's, old, a. bid
Z City Observation-Disclosures city S's, 1l2 bid;
tRiehinond city 6's 96a bid Dr.! asked; Petersburg
city 6's, 80 bid: Lyrichburg city Sfs, 102f bid ;
Lynchbnrg city 6's, 90 bid: Norfolk city S,s, 80
bd F s city s so bld Manchester
Railroad Bonds.-yirginia and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage SIS, j. and j., SO bid: Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage SIS.
j. and j. 6T4 asked Soathside Railroad first mort
gage preferred S's, J. and j., 70 bid; Southsae
kaiiroad second mortgage preferred 6's, j. and j.,
4s bid; PetersbnrS Railroad first mortgage SIS,
and j.. "a bid: Richmond and Petersburg railroad
second mortgage SIS, \. and o., 10I bid; Rich
mOnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs, j. and j., 80 asked; Orange and AlcNau-
drla Railroad first mortgage 6's, N. and NJ, 81
bid: Orange and Alexandria Railroad second mort
gage IS, j. and j., II bid Richmond and Danvile
Railroad consolidated 6's, N: and n, 60 bid.
Railroad StOckS.-kichmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 95 asked
Canal :Stocks;James River and kanawha Canal,
100 par, 5 asked
Bank StockS.-Planters National. 100 par, ia
asked: State Bauk of Virginia, 100 par S2% asked
Union Bank of Richmond so par, 4S asked Citi-
zcns Savings, 25 par % asked.
Insurance COmpdnics.-Nirginia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 81 bid, 80 asked; Virginia State.
rs par, 27k bid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par o. bid, 90 asked: City, 100 par, 81 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18

protection toshose submitting, ana says
Is The Turkish commanders are ordered to
protect oil f,eaeeable inhabitants and their
property"
PROGRAMME OF REFORMS.
WASHINGTON, August II. The following
was received by the Turkish Minister:
!" Constansinopte, August IA commits
sion, composed of several ministers and
high functionaries, Mussulmen and Chris
tinns, has been established to elaborate q
programme Of reforms according to the I'm
perial hiatt, which was communicated to
you by the dispatch Of June It'll.
I" ARIsTARCHI.n
The following telegram has also been re-
ceived:
" Constantinople, August 16.-The Impe-
rial Government has decided to open a ne W
inquiry about the assertions concerning the
excuses attributed to the irregular troops
in Bulgaria. This task has been assigned to
Blaque Bey, director OF the Press, and to
Youvanteleo Effendie, But Yaran, Counsel
Tor Of State. They have started, and will
communicate to you the result Of their in
uuiry,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, AuGUsT17,ls7s.


steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, 6. w. Allen y 70; agsgts. -
chandlse and passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
Bark Slrian Star fBr.l, Wlitehouse, Dunkirk ria
HAMPTON Roads, In ballast, 10 load petroleum Tor
Europe Mcissner. AckerDian Il GG. 3I. 81 -
Schooner Layolta, Whitmore, Bath, Ma., ice, II.
Lara. 49, b. ~ rs 3, III 81
steamer Westoyer. skinner, Baltimore, merchaE-
disc and passengers. l.. Is. Tatum, aSeHt
STEAMER john Sylvester, Gitords Noffolk-. mer.
chandise and passengers. l.. B. Tatau, agent.
BARK Virgin dc las Moves tsan. Arl'Sas Trieste,
petroleum, Meissncr, AeSernlaIn &c GO.
,f CLEARED FOE THIS PORT.
Bark Edwin lNor.j, ChristoGersen. Liverpool, Au-
Big, Arioa tGer.,, Jongebloed, Boston, august
Sch Schooner Amelia Hearn, Moore, New York, Au-
Schooner Peeors, Ray, New York, August 1sth.
MEMORANDA. ,ss..,.s y & 81
- Isaea + III asiast al CITY Pois I'D Kosds
from Dublin, win remain there 70 ioad pssfeaeum
SBark Schiller Ger), Goistein, previously reported
esared from New 1Ash ipf ms ppEs' ssiisa
s sehoener Eva Woody cleared az New York for
sebooner Ansbes Godfrey, Price from Chiska.
;bonjsr and sschooner fxabeth, Eea!bers 1fosa
LANES river at PhiiedelphiH 10TH "a
Sehocser ]. E Van Dtseti, cess6n, isenee for Boss
ton, 1t Vineyard Haven iAih. + g 80
-. s. Z. 5, ny Telegraph.
81 ttso,,r MONROE August H.-PasSed ont, lark
raiIasan; Kirhmouds for Rio. 5.ss F; 81 u ~;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18
Aitlln,oud 1lspattn,
PETERSBURG.

-,,p<-- az TAXES--A MISSING FiVE-HCNpkEp-
n,,,p goNp FoUND--HGsT1NGS COURT
SAVE OF CoTToN--THE SPLIT IN THE
r,rr,-BIICaN rARTf, &C.
,,,,,.n,, ,,,n,,cncc Of the Richmond pispatch.I
AUGUST Il, 1876.
-, tho aQ5. 900 in city taNeS-being one
- mo total taXStion-due on the 31St
".''. 1,,r,. The sum OF SS3,i46 has been paid
4" 49,, ,r,asury. The citizens have borne
We" ;'>,rco.c Of taxation almost without a
III, " and not only that, but have paid
NTH = urcmptneSS. that may DC conslG-
w ,,,,,,arkahlc these hard times. On the
' T'tt;,.orn,ys penalties OF five per cent. on
N'"'',,,,,,' assessed and two per cent. per
~, '''. ,,,,; paid arc imposed. 1t is likely
" nv. .%s,, heavy penalties caused every one
IN" '+,,,Il POSSIBLY do so to settle upin time
y , Toy, cameron, who has been sick for =
- has sufficiently recovered to attenS to
~. 5jn,i,> cf his office.
go, ,,' 5:r.f.;an Of the Council the Finance
,.-,.;n,;.tcc will in Il day or two burn some
49,, ar three hundred thousand dollars OF
'.',.nIIct and mcanccllcd bonds and cou-
...r, u IL, city. The treasurer yesterday.
-,nrf,rc over the bonds 10 I've de-
...,,rI found I S50o-bond which had
1,., lp,, since shortly after the great
,,,,, l. was numbered l0i OF the
'ri.. e.! 100000 eight per cent. bonds
;..,,rd arGcr ordinance o! the Councli
,.,..r; in april, 1872, The loss OF this
i.,,1 which was discovered just after the
pad,rst, lad gone out OF power, created 4
'-',, I,.sr II comment and gave rise 70 scri-
-. ,u.ucion> nj the time. Even up to the
INN, !; WAS found suspicious were enter
-. - l,.tl lnl,1 stolen IL WaS dis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
AUGUST II, 1876.
Since our last review there has been little change
In our market worthy of note. The report about the
utter failure OF the growing crop seems to have
been rather exaggerated, and the fne rains which
they have had In almost all the growing re-
gions have greatly raised the hopes of the planters.
From the present Indications least half average
crop win be made in Virginia and North Carolina.
The breaks last week comprised 1883 hogsleads,
267 tierces, and 81 boxes.
We continue to quote:
interchangeable @53.3G.
DARK.-Lugs-Very common. S49s5; medium
TO good: S6.50@S7: extra, ~ .5o@s9. LeGt-Com,
mon. $7@$S: medium, S9@$10; good, SIG
$3.50; fine, 81 extra line: suited foI
the Mediterranean market, '$l7@SlS; fine extra
black wrappers, S15.50@$1e.s ~, !. e. .tt.,.
BRIGHT.-Lugs-Com Ss@$1 o J: medium, to
good, $11@SI2.50; fine smoking. 81 5@3 500; extra
smoking, S20GS25. Ledy-COmnlon 10 medium,
s9@S12; good to fine, $12@S15; extra hllers, SIS
@S17.50. Wrdppers-Coslmon, 81 5l@S20;t me-
dunn to good, s20@s30; fine, s30@s45;, extra
M1HoGANY.-V rappers-Co Common, $I7. 500
s25; medium to good, S25@$3o; fnei s35@s40 !;
extra, s50mS60.
The breaks to-day comprised 2S4 hogsheads, 43
tierccs, and IL boxes; the offerings ut auction Oh
Change, $50 packages Of which 60 were taken In,
and the remainder sold ut prices ranging from 1910
IN NO.
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NORFOLK.

view has ruled as fslioxs: Weilne siay. steady no
ssss % saiss Isl ss n ssss . s.
a SlseSs =. meeting market saes aSS BALE
changed; no sales. Monday, quiet and weak; no
sss piddIn ny. las@I Tuesday
drawn: middling, 11@11Sc.
SSsSssss::-ssssSssSs { S s5s
ssasEs:1ass.agsi n ! Sa.. Z
Red; 81 p barrel; yellow. aS@ss.aS 3 barrel.
7TsssassssimaSasSss s0S hundred
corm.-slarket q'iet and dull; sales during the
week light. We quote prime at 54@55c,; COM
P P 1PpLes- w. auS,e at 4a@ss ? D.
Patent pys ne se wheat. sssssa S Gf
ME Blue new Wheat, sa7S; Buy and Try s7.S5;
other grades Of family hour, ss:So@ss.5d; extra,
ss 81 e week ss sso segSsS
Peunuts.-Market tirm sales to-day of a3 bags at
sl45@S1.50 q bushel. Sales of the week about
Prosisiens:..sIarAet quiet; new !. mess pork.
shoulders, 9s@ 9Mc:; clear rib-sidsss isa@i 2sc.
hee Bulk 'a mes,-sSsSders se l1ag
aides, 11a@ l3c. long clear, 10a@11c. Virginia
s seo3;eli 51e@2oe: middlins, ls@i4e.
Shingies.-Itarket quiet and receipts li2ht; 90
inch heart, $5.50M$9.50; saps, si@S6. 90; Inch
heart, $l2MI&1 $50: Saps, $S(GSl 0.60.
Stares.-White oaks Of all kinds are wanted, and
early deliveries will command better prices. We
quote pp al Ss2 cus Sag hogsheaa ana nsar.
prime are selling now at $29; cnls, $1S.
Tdr.-Msrket very dull and well supplied. We
quote at S1.50.
Vheat.-The market quiet and dull. sale. Of the
week light. We quote good to choice at 81, 400
s1.20; conmnn To fair Mt 90c.0aS1 .05.--L Land
mark. 1Gth. - 80 !. ~ -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18
WILMINGTON. NC

:, conon.-S,Les of ss bales ut from, 9s 70 1lAc;;
ordinary. 9iSc.; low middling, 104c.: in[ddling,
11Itc. Quotations conform To Che classification OF
h Spirits Turpenttne-0ficiIl quotations: Market
firm ut 2Gkc gallon bid. No sales reported up to
28tc. 4 y a.iitt
Rosia. &Oflcial quotations: Market quiet at
Sl.12Hifor strained, and $l.15 for good strained.
Sales OF / 900 barrels good strained ut 81. l5.
Tur.-Official quotations., Market dull; lower to
sell. No Sales reported.
Cr,dey Turpsntine.-Ofical quotations: Market
quiet 1T 81 for hard, 80 for Soft and $3.50 for
virgin. Sales Of SAP barrels at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NIL, 10Th, !. .fts ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18
GENERAL MARKETS.
1pETERsnUI,la


quote &l.b0 Tor strictly prime 20 fancy
HsaT9 GHG 3Pcn6s--H1ackeye resa. N baar.x
nominal at 100000. black peas. alJX 93,c 1870
BrGDnstuV.-36c. q bushei . -
3 ShorfS-25c. p bnshei - ~
Wheut BTdz..-2Gc. % basfei 5sg 4
& Corn Erdn.-2Oc. q bus,aI. ~ Il
All kinds SIS p ton in small lots or $22 for larVe
lots. M 81 sss Sss s5s b 7:-
Beespdr.-2e@2sc. q n. IS .
% Buttsr.- Choice, 2o@2zc.;; good to prtme,1s9
gggs.-in barrels, 1o@11c. . dozen; in crates,
FSathers-Prime live goose, Soc: common, 25c.
Drfed Fr1sit.-Appfes, fancy, y D-c 4614kc.;
Quarters and halves, 494kc.; sliced 5@6c.
Peaches-None In market. ~ is
- EadZsted.-$1.459$1.G so B bushel. q
Ldrd-Country, Virginia, 141f9 l5s.
I1Lt0tc.-9@l DC. q 10. III q -
Cider HnsGar.-35d ,40c. q gallon.
,lpool.-Washcd, ESQ 30c.; unNwas5cd, 100
Whedt.-3farkcs shade weaker on all grades. We
quote common grades OF red as G5c.15$ls1o fair,
Sl.1O@4l.l5; prime TO choice, SL25@S1.28.
White Common, 95c. @41. 10; fair, f1.t6a9l.20s
prime to choice, SI.2543SI2S -
Iye<-MaPket duh at S5@SOc. i..Es:.! y
5Sc. .G.,,.. 4 :, . a. = e -
QeL-dDDe6ks j 6sAs---rASs~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-18
PETERSBURG.

The offerings for the week have been very heavy
and the sales closed YESTERDAY with dull market for
medium shipping is ut least one dollar lower than
last week, luSS from fifty to seyentyvc cents of.
4 large quantity OF western tobacco Is finding It's
way to our market, which has tendency TO lower
prices, and increases the stock for manufacturing
purposes. We report the market dull at quota
lions, Bright fancy, s15@$55: good leaf of de
cided character, $l6@S19: good leaf, dark, 81 He
Sl4 medium grades OF leaf, S80lS10: hugs, long
and lcafy, S7MS9; Tugs, common, SGM$7: prl-
mings, Observation-Disclosures 1GM.