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] 500 bales at Ia@13 s-16c. Flour lifner, with
snpern saa w sSsTs se
YIN snaa sd :ss,se sass s ssss
grades, and mn advance is asked by holders, wdehis
s $685. S Sc ye spfns slp ifsses rec
active and firm; prime scarce at oSc. g !st.e
p WSed shoss ansfade Yellow
southern ON dock, i2@63c. Oats frner and active;
mixed western and state ~he
I7Sc, gold; job iots:I4s@ SIC, gold. Sugar gllet
in ie Stes M5a q sse and hSr
s sf:i5. - '0'' LAW 'i''''
BALTIMORE.
changed. V Wheat n 9Siet and unchanged. Southern
corn steady; western tirner and higher southern
white 56@5sc.; yellow, 5s@57c. Oats steady.
bnt not nuotabiy lower. Lar,i-ReGned, 12ya12Kc.
Coffee trim and unchanged. Whiskey hrmer at
$l.lSk. Sugar quiet.
c1ScIsNArr, August 3.-Flour dull and nm
changed. Wheat quiet and steady; red, Soc l;go.
Corn quiet at 43@45c. Oats ilrmer at 25gzz11c c
Rye rIsa1 Fl S5Sss Isra
sio.o5 asIO. s7a; kettle $l2.50@sl3. Bnlk,msats
in fair demand but lower; shoulders da sr,ss:
clear clear s Iese5 ae st
derS, ska Sxe.; clear rlb-sides, 1Oa1l 0kc. ciear
side, iI@liS. Whiskey In fair demand ut sLlO:
Butter quiet and unchanged. Hogs steady ana MIN
heavy, 1926 @3$6.5o.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 3.-F1our~ qniet ana uh.
changed. Wheat In fair demand; red, 90e1S0c.,
amber, 95c.@s1.03;. white: 90e.@sLa0o. Iof 3,
duli: white 4Sc.; mixed, Acc. Rye, 60c. OATS ia
fair demand white, ssc. mixed 32c Iew 5 S7s;
Provisions nominslly unchanged PORK, yls.L23SS1
| s19.h0. Observation-Disclosures, 7Sc.; clear llD,
Sides. iOc.; clear sides. 10'Sc Baeon-shoniIaEcrs
IIc, clear rib-sides, 1lc.; clear sides, idSc,,
snsar-curei hams, Hollis Lard stesa,dys ps,9
and unchanged.
! ST. Louis, August 3.-FIour scarce and hrner Tor
sound medium; full extras at s4.60@$5; other
grades dull and unchanged. Wheat unsettled; no.
red fall, si.l5@Sl.l7 bid; No. red ray, i ~.
! August Corn-Demand actiyei No. mixed; IA
@42zc. Oats frmer for cash. No. 2, 294c cash ana
August. Rye searce and waiisSs a @ sa' s, Wa ~
Lard qalet az 1o.c Bu!k-rneats dsli snonid ETH
TIC: clear-rb and ci,cci sides, yta91c bacon du!
and drooplng: shoulders, sk@8Xc.; clear-rib auQ
clear sidus. 0xG9 1OAc and lie. HogsEBason and
tably higher for Texans; other grades unchanged.
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. nnII NnrInCr.

MA n,arincr from Gloucester who
:" ,,t,;nr his way across the ocean In
i NV, ,,, .nncars TO be getting on 1amousit:
; "T.; Gentleman who has been ON WISH
:Sn, and who returned ny the
10 i'"n' rr",cc rcnorts that in mid-ocean
>.'' ,'.,t u at the bow reported TO the cap
the Wa. -, asserted ahead what seemed to
IAN '"'' wrcck- As il ncarcd the ship
W l'n;,c, WA. discovered to be small
i,t r., ' nnd in the darkness the figure OF one
sH''' '', deserted. The captain lmmediate-
MN w., w. ,rdtrS 10 stop the engines and to
j -.t w., rn,,,, ready to pull the man on
-rt NV rh. .ro was running high. The
""HT"' r,,itc near TO the ship,
sN" ;m'. and disappearing at inter-
"ii"'.' on the top OF an immense
N"'>~ i',.,l with The deck OF the vessel, the
"">' Minnie hidden from sight in the bill
",N' Thr caN;ain. calling to know who
'N: :, .hr boat. WAS answered IN n strong
va w. ,,..rr,,f am John Johnson, from
w. '.'''.'.+rr Mass" He told further that
"'',, Lnund to Liverpool; that his skin
' .,.,,,,n1 /. Crntcnnial.' and that he had
~, nrt f;,ccn days. He then asked the
.,;r - compare reckoninGs. Ills was
,' ,,','."6r a. latitude 39o; the captains
'"> 49,, >1,ur. johnson informed the cap
, wv, I:., he slept hy day, and before going
T.. .'' .,,.n he took in his ruddcr and took
E,y~, III sails: during sleep his craft DRIFT
MIN The waves He was awake ut nights.
.,,... ,.%,un made a linal appeal to him to
,-. an board. stating that i! he re-
..,.t y. would probably regret it when the
, ,',.,I va ont o! his reach. TO this John
Nv, ,,.,ls,itaIly answered. NO. sir; good
.:l," and throwing his sails 10 the wind
&c., ,,.,,, lost to sight. johnson sits in the
,.~,. u his boat, with 4 lamp burning be-
49,. him. exposing the dial Of what seemed
-, . compass. The deck aforc and aft is
..-s-.I with canvas. under which. beside
.......l;,,.>> and lamp. were several barrels,
Scanning. no doubt. provisions. water,
80. Whrn la>I heard from July 23) John
49,. a.,> I">> than lhilty-siN degrees west OF
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POLITICAL.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE.

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE.
NEW YORK, August 3.-The National
Democratic Committee met and approved
the work done by the Executive Committee
on Organization, and then adjourned to
meet September 18th.
The Executive Committee remains in con-
slant session at the headquarters, Everett
House, until after the election in November.
REPUBLICAN CoMMITTEE-zACH. CHANDLER AS
4 FINANCIER.
New YORK, August 3.-Thc Republican
Executive Committee, after reading reports
from every State and appointing Finance
Committee, headed by Zach. Chandler,
adjourned subject to the call OF the chair
man.
WITHDRAWAL OF ORTlI-THE FIGHT MADE TOO
WARM FOR HIM.
INDIANAPOLIS. August "a special from
Lafayette says the following letter has just
been handed to the chairman OF the Repub-
lican State Central Committee:
LAFAYETTE, Ind, August Dear Sir
Feeling satisfied, after full consultation with
Yourself and other friends in different parts
of the State, that I shall not receive the
united support OF the Republican party, so
essential to success in the approaching cleo
ton, I hereby tender you my defamation Is
Il candidate for Governor. With best wishes
for the success OF the cause, am, yours
truly, GoDLoIE ,. ORTH.
TO Colonel e. W Friedly, Chairman Repub-
lean State Central Committee:
The State Central Committee has been
called to meet in Indianapolis August 4th
to take action upon Mr.. Orth's resignation.
The exposure OF the Venezuela sWlndlc
-. 1, NIL cta,
soFr-MoSEY DEMOCRATS FALLING INTO LINE.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Mr. VOORHEES,
/ Is quoted as saying that the soft-money Dem
ocrats OF Indiana are all in line for Tilden
and Hendricks.
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MARINE INTEI.LIGESCE.s
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 8, 1876.
ARRIVED,

- = ~
disc and passengers, g. w. Allen q Co., agents.
) Steamer ). w. Everman, Patt, philadelphia, mer-
e Schooner john 6. Wright, scuii, New York. salt,
Davenport & Morris. IN ~ ~ stss
lu Sssaen e. E. L snd E n. Whisal@eF.
So SAILED. 80, q 80 J.
steamer MISSIONER. Skinner. Baltimore, mcrchan-1
disc and passengess y: y Tain agent c,ook ,,,er.
chandise and messengers. l.. b. Tatgm. agent.
Brig r. 81 Heslen, Could Trieste, leaf tobacco, =.
W nsnnswa ass. Go 9.oc. snarret, New ork.
c9 Schooner George {. Al. Travers mitchell. Bait
more sia Powers creek, railroad ties, Curtis q Par
ke Schooner Henrietta simmons, Godfrey, Philadel
mia. granite, Curtis 6 Parker. FIJI
- ..st..ssff-y CLEARED. tttf5 4 y.
grk psga Sssso sa.sn aosr
1881, the Haxail- Crenshaw Company, ~ ~
BarsentiDe Samuel Welsh. Spear pan ad 800
barrels refined petroleum tyaiae' sS9'oo,,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Bark King Oscar IL tNori, Christopher LIVER
pGBS as ky Europa tNor.s Johansen New Yosa.
Schooner Hattie Ross, Norton, Portland, July 29ys
.-;s s i3 ~ sMgMoBASpA.
Bark SSatama tItnssl, F1inkenbnrg, fc1ty-tnrco
aa seh ssaa u Car. Hammond hsnes 1t Halifax
Schooner Laln Lsna Insls, from MP, Rsa1 sssIa
hsns ,ei 4 e sssio sRa August sanssass s
4sspIsAsrEHst fss JUL X, q q
The number OF vessels belonging -, OF bonnd 90 or
nom ports tn shs United s sisiss yhe
y ,sere wrecked. 2 burnedf sunk VI cosals.oas
foandered and are mi:sta ne ~ S shsir "a.
tai value, exclusire OF sargoes, y ~
600.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

s<F !
. State yecnr ifses.-virgin consols 65N bid. 81
asked: VrEinia consols, new. 33 bid asked Yir-
ginia fnndable. g5 bid; Virginia deferred, 5k bid,
8 asked; Virginia ta1-receirable coupons, 80 bid,
S6 asked. ~,
city Observation-Disclosures city s,s, III bid;
Richmond city e's. 06Y bid, 81 asked; Petersburg
Lynchburg city SIS, 50 bid; Norfolk city SIS, 78Y
bridge SIS, 100 bid, io2 asked. - '1',.l'..e9'e-
Railroad Bonds.-Virginfa Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's, j. and j., "a bid; Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage Ss, j. and
j., 70. asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage S's. A. and o., 100 bid: Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage rs, d..
and N, 100 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad first mortgage rs. J. and j., 81
bid; Richmond and Danyillc Railroad consolidated
6's, 81 and N. 66 bid.
Canal Bonds.-Ja1nes River and kanawha Canal
second mortgage 6's. NJ. and n. "a asked.
Railroad St0ckS.-Chesapeakc and Ohio Rail-
road 100 par. bid: Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad, 100 par. 1 asked Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par. 92H bid; Richmond and
Danville Railroad, 100 par, asked.
Bank StockS.-First National 100 par, IL 5 bid,
Insurance COmpnnies.-tirdnia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 81 bid; Virginia State. 25 par, 26S
bid; Virginia Homo, 100 par, 90 bid, 95 asked |;
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, S6 bid, 95
asked :; Old Dominion, 100 par, 80 asked; Richmond
Fire Association, % par, ICY bid; Commercial Fire
Insurance. 25 par, 10 bid
HiScsLEane ouS.-Oid Dominion Steamship
Company, 100 par, rs asked
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
LYNCHHURG.

Since our report of last week there have been some
changes in our tobacco market. Fine shipping,
which has been SO much in demand for some time,
Is less active, and prices considerably lower Work.
ing Tugs and leaf lave advanced and for this Class OF
tobacco the market is firm and buoyant.
Receipts have fallen or materially. owing, no
doubt to The protracted dry weather, which Is un-
favorable for handling tobacco. We quote:
Primings, common TO good, soc. @Sl.50: Jugs,
common dark, $4@s450 /; ings, good, 5@$6; lugs,
fine dark, S6@s7.50: hugs, common WORKING,
working, S7@Se: leaf, common dark. SsGg$9 !;
leaf, good shipping. S11@$13: leaf, fine shipping,
$14MS15.50; leaf, common working, 57@SS; leaf.
good working, $S@S10 leaf, tine working, l169
S13; common wrappers, 5l3@$15; good wrap
pers, S1SGpS25: fine wrappers, S30@$40; extra
wrappers, 340@$75.-V ir1iniaR, 30th
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The Eastern War.

GENERAL SUMMARY OF TIE SITUATION.
LONDON, August 3.-The Turks have n
corps of observation six thousand strong on
the Danube opposite Roumania.
Large sums OF money from Russian COM
mittecs have been received st Belgrade.
Three Russian cOuntesses are in Servlan
hospitals.
Austria is strengthening the garrison ct
Lamlin.
Russia is sending troops to the frontier.
The Eastern prospect again looks gloomy
Mobatar Pasha's position is reported dill
cult. The Montenegrins occupy his lines oil
communication except toward Ragusa.
There are apprehensions ut Belgrade that
Austria will occupy Seryia with military
force in the interest Of European peace.
sERvIAN POSITIONS CAPTURED.
CoSsTANTISoPLE, August 3.-Cfficial dis
patches state that the Turks have captured
the Servian fortified positions near Gursu-
sovalz, inflicting heavy loss. The Turkish
losses are smaller. 1t is believed that The
Servian General Tchernayetf is at Saitschar.
GUERRILLA WARFARE.
LONDON, August "a dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegraph Company from SeinloW
says: "Two thousand volunteers have left
the Servian-Drina army and invaded Bosnia
for the purpose OF prosecuting guerrilla war
fare"
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NEW YORK.

Beeres-For lack of fresh offerings there was no,
thing doing IN beef cattle to-day IN dressed
beef report quiet trade at 7@SEc q 10 Tor common
to good native beef sides and 67c for Iexes pesI;
prassers and part milk Yesls The supply Tas
Scarcely equal to the demand, and trade active sai
yesferday;s prices. Common To- prime nitk-ied
yeals ranged from &c. to &c. lbs, and ordinary 70
good grass calves from &c to 80 "a head ~
lions include % Mount Holly fea!s. 1ou 20
Ne mt 76ISc a H.; GO Mount Holly yeais, Ivy 70
$50 lbs, al and 2e g,sass calves at ssoo e
head. !. y y. - s . ,s-,,,,s yysy,.
Sheep and Ldrtos. fresn oHeFinss ss9s
and onoiafiors remain nonally unclaimed Soni.
mon 10 prime sheep ranged from 4h 70 Sc. T w., y,
dressed mutton report quiet trade sf 1g LUG. ~
siss OF sheep Include 50 ohioy 40 es as &c
Onto al Ms, at 5ke: COS Ohio, DO ns-s asis
SfS Virginia isrnbss0s bs., at &c. =.
[. S,oins,--Fresh arrivals were ~ scay,load or
Q, 0f5 hogs, hone Tor sale 81 toht-
fasrce, Cd. *
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PETERSBURG.

JFheat.-aIarket quiet for all grades We quote
common grades OF red at c.@s1 10 fair, loo
Common, 95c@s1 10 fair, s1.158s1.20 prime
to choice, S1.25@$l.30.
Rye.-3farket duh ut 756S0c.
Corn:-White, 55@60c.: slightly mixed white,
Soc.
Oats.-Spring, 40@45c.; carload lots, 3sc.
oeringsiare not large but generally held above the
views OF buyers. New York opened firm but
closed easy with only small business doing:
not disposed to operate unless at o decline.
We quote: Badly stained or very dirty, 6@7c.;
ordinary, S@SHc; low middling, 9@ 9Sc.; inidGling
to good middling, 10EfG 10ac. Il
FutursS.-Fulures are shade frmer In New YORK
to-day. July, IL 29-32; August, IT 1899; Sep
TENDER, 1lA.-Inder-Appeal, I'd.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE PEABODY
FUND-DISTINGUIsHED MEMBERS PRESENT
AND ADSENT-DR. SEARS'S REPORT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August g.
The Board OF Trustees Of the Peabody Ed
vocational Fund held short session here to-
day with closed doors. There were pre-
sent Hons. r. C. Winthrop, William N.
Evarts, A. Fl. II. Stuart, George w. Riggs,
Samuel Wctmore, Peabody Russell, General
r. Taylor, Bishop Whipple; Surgeon-Gene-
raj Barnes, United States army; DR.. Sears,
the secretary Of the Board, and other dis
guished pcrsonages. The notable absentees
We're President Grant, Secretary Fish, and
Ex-Governor Aiken, OF South Carolina.
DR.. Sears's report was read, but as it was
not acted upon 10 declines to have it pub
lished until it is either accepted or rejected
bv the Board. Messrs. Evarts and Stuart
were appointed committee to draft reso-
buttons of respect to tho. memory OF Gov
ernor Clifford. The vacancy occasioned by
his death will be filled tomorrow.
The Board, without transacting any bust
ness, adjourned till tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
A large number OF persons interested in
the educational interests OF the country are
present. ..-..,..-:..:
.it.,s CONDITION OF SPEAKER KERR.
rSpecial telegram to the Dispatch.l -
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, August D.
Speaker Kerr's health is not as good as it
was several days ago. He has lost ground,
and much anxiety about his condition is felt
to-day. However, there seems to be slight
Improvement this evening.
Associated Press Telegranls.l
sFoRGER HUNTED DOWN BY DETECTIVES.
NEW YORK, August 3.-Henry W. Wicks,
who passed q forged check for 81, 900 on the
First National Bank, Of Saratoga Springs,
N. Y, purporting to be signed by E. D. s:
Wicks, a merchant OF San Antonio, Texas,
on August 80, 1872, was arrested to-day on
Broadway, after the detectives had hunted
him through Catskill, New Orleans, and
Nevada.
BIG RACE AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, N. Y, August 3.-The race for
the purse Of $4,000, open to all-the flrst
horse to get $4,000, second horse 81 1000,
third horse 5000, fourth horse S400-took
place to-day, and resulted as follows Gold
smiths Maid, /, 1, L; Judge Fullerton, 2, 2,
9; Bodine, 4, 3, 8; Lucille Golddus, 3, 4,4;
Smuggler, 5-distanced. Time-2:16, 2:15l,
2:15. s s; Il r x s..s5s. s5
LARGE PASSENGER TRAIN.
.PHILApELPHIA, August 3.--The train on
the Pennsylvania railroad leaving Pitts
burgh yesterday with military for the Cen
d .
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NEW YORK.

uent on EXPORT orders and ut frm prices Seed-leaf
meet, with a moderate export trade. Sales, 300
hogsIea.ls Kentucky leaf at 7@i6c;; 100 case
1874 crop, S@I5c.; AZ cases Pennsylvania 1874
crop, private terms: 19I cases OHIO lSa4-To crop,
53ataB1c.: 373 cases Wisconsin lS74-73 crop, 80
There is steady, fair movement. aud at fuil prices
quotations. are as follows: 4e(G5c: for dara heary
lilIs; S@l1c. for dark low leaf; i2g i3c. tor
ping; IO@15c. for bright yellow working nllers;
50945c for wrappers SO o. for bs sdd ye as
35c for extra iine--Journat Of Commerce. "a.
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PETROLEUM.

Exporters are buying moderately. and fun un-
changed prices made Sales are 1000 barrels re-
finc at nc. and 5000 barrels high test ut 1Sac.
ping order: refined Mt The; cases nj 20hg22c.;
Naphths, lie. for city. AT Baltimore refined ~
Ike; mt Philadelphia refined ut l7ac. From the
Creek the following reports were received OH City
higher aud strong: United, s2.39as bid, and SHIP
ments at $2.G0@S2.G2s Parkcrs quiet and firm;
$40, and shipments ut $2.57 asked. Exports for
the week, 3, 755.2S5 gallons; exports from january
:. 63,505,5S gallons; exports snme time last year,
74,74oy367 gallons.-Neio York Journal Of COM
y.
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PETERSBURG.

The offerings Tuesday were heavy, and on account
OF the recent rains the market rather depressed
especially on all shipping grades. Working grades
are kept up to irmcr prices. We report the market
leaf Of decided character, S16$1 good leaf, dark,
+ 1@Sl4; medium grades OF leaf, 5S@$l0: Tugs,
long and lcafy, S7@S9: Tugs, common, 56@S7:
primings, Observation-Disclosures
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WILMINGTON. n. C.

Cotton.-No olllcialquotations. osaies reported.
Spirits TMrpentine-OGici quotations: Mar.
ket steady ut 2Ssc. g gallon. Sales of 322 casks at
CSC. {, gallon. market closing quiet at Csc.
Rosin.-Qffcial quotations.: Market quiet at
$1.20 for strained: and firm at Sl.2o for good
SO barrels low. pale ut so, 20 barrels extra h at
81 so, ~ barrels extra NJ nc %, barrels extra
ut 1925. and 60 barrels extra pale ut ti.25.
Td-.-Oliicia quotations; market firm at $40 8
barrel Sales of 81 barrels at quotations. -
Crude Turpenttne-Oillcia quotations: market
steady at 81 for hard 81 so for soft and $l90for
virgin. Sales OF $40 barrels at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 3-Eoon.-Stocks active and
irregular. Money, 2. Gold, 1111.=s. Exchange
Long, 4Sss: short. 490;s. Governments active,
with better prices. States steadyss.
Erening.-Moncy dull ut o. Sterling quiet at
4SSk. Gold firm ut 111S@112. Governments dull
and steady; new SIS liz. States quiet and nominal
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ALEXANDRIA,.

There IL no change to note In the prices OF grain
since last report. Offerings light and the market
dropping. Sales to-day of Lag bushels wheat at
red-the bulk selling at SI.10. Corn Is quiet at $40
55c; offerings of ], Ia bushels Other articles ut
o,IOtntiOns.-Eqzette. 2i. ta.f#ss;sitess4s 49,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 8, 1876
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Uhite, CO. bushels. Red l0,55S
bushels.
CoRN-IVhite, 1850 bushels. Aired, 100 BUSH
els.
OATS.-l50 bushels.
RYE.-20 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-IVhite, Sc bushels ut S1.05; &c bushels
prime ut 1925; 40 bushels Mt S1.12; 70 bushels
prime at 81. 20: IA bushels very good at $l.20;
bushels good ut S1.15-total 25S bushels. Red, $50
bushels veiy good ut .20 SO bushels very good
at 81 %; 46G bushels ut S1.10: 126 bushels ut 60c
1853 bushels prime at 22; $50 bushels at S1.17
95S bushels at $1:l5; go bushels at $1.O5; 90
bushels prime ut go SO bushels prime at 81 %
22 bushels at Soc; 96 bushels at 31.12 go bushels
at S5c. 60 bushels at sl.o2; 80 bushels at 75c :;
Col bushels at 81 -1S-tOtah 6,496 bushels.
CORN White, GS bushels very good at 60c.; 81 g
bushels good ut 5Sc.: go bushels very good on
private terms-total, 504 bushels Ni1ed, 70 BUSH
els at SEC.
OATs.-5O bushels very good spring at Age.
RE-EXIIIBITED.
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SUAIAC.


There l. 4 larger business and at steady prices.
Virginia ut SS5mS95, currency; foreign quoted ut
S125fG&l30, currency.-Journdt9f Commerce, Cd.
Suniae, 25@8l.50.-AieIdndrid Ga5stte.
The business In sumac Is quite large just now.
Dealers lind ready market for all they can get ut
fair u,nrpin. -TDier-dDD .aE g FaE.aE II
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WHEAT.-Rsd, 1.3lS bushels.
CoRN.-IVhite, 9SS bushels AGred, 194 bushels.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

AUGUST 3, 1876.
The offerings to-day at auction on Change COM
prscd 14S packages; of which SO were g taken in,'
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from 1925
to $40. 'f .'-'
We continue to quote:
Disadvantages -25@s3.50.
DARK.-LugS-Very common. %4GSJ medium
TO good. sG.56@S7; extra. $7.50@S9. Ledf-Com
mon. S7@y$S; mediums, S9@S10; good, Sic
$3.50 fine, $12.50MS1 so: extra fine, suited fol-
wrappers, S15.50M$lS.
T.-LugS-COmmon~ SS@s10: medium to
good. 81 l@S12.50: fine smoking, S15@s20; extra
smoking, S20MS25- Leaf-Comnlon TO medium,
s9@Sl2; good to fine, sl2@sl5; extra liileGs $40
dunn TO good, S2D@l$3O; fine. SS0@S45; extra,
$60@S90.
MAiIoGA HrapperS-Common, 50M
$25 medium to good, *25GiS30; fine, $35M&40 ;
extra, :506S60.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

A MCTINOUS CREw-PARL1AMENT TO DE PRO-
ROGUED-LORD MAYORS BANQUET.
LONDON, August Slight OF the crew
OF the American ship William Wilcox, Cap
tain Kilman, which left Philadelphia June
eth for Dublin, and arrived at that port July
9th, were brought before judges yesterday
charged with mutiny while on the voyage,
and were remanded for trial.
Unless delayed by the Liberals opposing
the educational bill, Parliament will proba-
bly, prorogue on the 14th or 18th instant
Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli and Lord
Cairns were not present at the banquet to
her Maiesty's ministers given by the Lord
Mayor OF London last night on account Of
ill-hcalth.
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LOUISVILLE.

The sales for The week and year were subdivided
rs follows between old and new crops, and between
original inspections and reviews:
Week Fear.
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s9.CENT STORE.

99.CENT STORE.
RECEIVED AT THE
ee-CENT STORE.
So STYLES In LADIES' BLACK, TRIMMED NEA.
poLITAN HATS worth al.75 untrlmmed;
New styles in BIRD-CAGES-larscrt than ever be
fore;
More of those GREEK STORES; ~
Another lot of TOILET SETS;
Some new patterns in CUspACOUS;
A large variety of LAMPS-Argand burner com
pletely trimmcd--for 90 CENTS.
aud
zt'i-:. /.~'@ CLOTHING.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- From this date we offer our entire stock Of
-" SUMMER CLOTHING
.a.t and
FURNISHING GOODS
AFR DUCED PRICES. 4
g4.r. CALL EARLY.
Ell SPENCE s SON.
md 1900 Main street.
TOHN LATOUCHE, "a
.n@ MERCHANT TAILOR, A
NO. TENTH STREET.
Just received,
NEW SUPPLY OF LIGHT FABRICS
j. FOR SUMMER WEAR.
Prices very low for fine goods. va
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ENGINEERING.

CIVIL AND y MECHANICAL -ESdi-
tutc. Troy, n. Y,-Instruction very practical. al
yantuges unsurpassed in this country; Sraaa
i4fh.1 iFor the Annual Register, containing I'M
nroyed course OF study, and full particulars address
PROFESSOR CHARLES Dkq},Ms .scscr
au 2-1m Difeototi