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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-28
ST. LOUIS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE. /
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 81, 1875.
T. ARRIVED

~ ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchants
Steamer J. ". EverlnaIi, Platf, Philadelphia, mer
chandise aud passengers, W.P. Porter, agent.
Schooner l.. u D. Fiske' Baker, Boston, ice' A. y.
Schooner $. Y; W. Summons, Williams, Boston,
Schooner Snowflake, Gale, Philadelphia, coal. W.
" Schooner Edward Stanley, Dyer, Rockland, lime,
Schooner S. ". Bunnell, Bunnell, New York, rail-.
road-iron, j. r. Anderson, receiver.
Schooner Annie T.. CranIner, bragg, rev 1ork,
hay, Atkinson 6 Temple; ratroad-iron,J y. R.Ander~
Schooner William P. Cox, Thomas, Philadelphia,
pf Schooner NJ. L. Byard, Camp. New York, per
Schooner ". n. Gessner, Egbcr., Albany, lumber,
Y Schooner ai % j. Cadwaader, Flnney, Troy, sand,
Richmond stove-Works. =
Schooner Agnes Repplier, Lynch, Havre de Grace
Sci Schooner Columbia f. c., Chcsser, Alexandris,
grain, Dunlop & McCanee
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
a9 stia@er John syyeser Norfolk
Schooner John Mcdonnell McKendry, New York,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED.
Bark Galathca Nor.), stainsen, stettin, Soos bar
rels petroleum, Meissner, Ackerlnann q Co.
,sa CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Hennie l.. James, James, Baltimore,
' Schooner American Eagle, North, Havre de Grace.
July.
Schooner Eclipse, Conklin, was loading ~ New
York for this port on the 26tl. $50 !. g..
Schooner Hattie r. Giles, Benner, hence for Stam-
ford. Conn, at New York on the Goth. "
schooner Criterion, Simmons, hence, ~ basisaoie
on the 26th. tgj.f.Et
z FLOUR FOR SOUTH AMERICA
The Mozart clears with cargo for Rio, loaded oy
the Gallego Mills. ~ ~ -, =, ,s,p
THE Harry Stewart and the Peplta orc taking in
mart cargocs for Rio from the Gailego.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

JULY 81, 1876.
The reports from the tobacco-growing districts OF
Virginia and North Carolina are very unfavorabie
for the growing CROP In large portion OF the to-
bacco districts there has been 10 rain for from six to
eight weeks and in great many instances over one
half of the plants which have been set out have died.
and 1t Is now too late to repant even II there were
good seasons and plenty of plants neither of which
we have. Our market continues firm, and prcesar are
high, with an upward tendency.
The breaks last week comprised 1852 ho2sheads,
l76 tierces, and 81 boxes.
The breaks to-day comprised 500 hogsheads, 40
tierces, and boxes.
The offerings at auction on Change, 151 packages,
Of which 43 were taken i'm and the remainder
sold ut prices ranging from $3.50 to $e1.
The following are our quotations:
Disadvantages .25@$3.50.
DARK.-Lugs-Very common, S4gS2: mediun
TO good S6.56@$7; extra, S7.5Qg$9. LedfEG;oIna,,
mon, $7@Ss; medium, s9@SlO; good, - sts
extra sS ha ne sx. ute Sa tSt
the Mediterranean market, Sl1.ou' me extra piacS
BRsirGHr.%LuqS-Com Common, $6@$10: medium to
good, 81 @$l2.50: fine smoking. 81 5@s2O:. extra
Smoking, S2O@$25. Leat-Common TO medlaa I
$9@sl2; good to hne $12@$15; extra nilers, 20
1880. IHrapperS-Conmon, Sl5lGSko; me
dunn to good, $20@s3o; fine, s3ogsao; extra
'GMil 4sYMVoaANY.-Wr appers,a,C Common: y s0Hg
$25; medium to good, S25GS3Qi ane, S3ogSso'
extra, S50@$60,
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PETERSBURG.

The tobacco market opens with 4 weaker feeling.
Buyers are not so anxious, but prices are well sus
faii,ed on all grades. Holders are very firm In
their views to-day, and we noticed considerable
Withdrawn on the bids made. The receipts are st,Il
good but will soon slack up and sellers nave co mho
offerings to-day were very inferior, being composed
chiefly grades and ne tenk tbe
market held up very well, and make 10 change III
quotations: Bright fancy, s13@$55; good lear e., Of
decided character, s16@Sl9 good leaf dark, s1d@
and 'Ieafy. s7@s$s: Tugs, common, s9@s7: prlrn-
ines, s26yS3. 8 O.-Inder-Appedf, 10Th
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CAPTAIN William Il. Hinton Nominated
for Congress by the Conservatives Oh
Petersburg District.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, July 27.--The Congress
sional Nominating Convention for this dis
trict met tonight, with a large attendance
OF delegates. All the counties were repre-
sented except Cumberland and Powha-
tan. General Malone called the Con-
yention to order, and il doing so de-
clined to allow the Use OF his name
for nomination. Hon. William e. Hin
ton, Jr., was unanimously nominated for
Congress, but declined on the ground OF
his personal interests. Urgent appeals were
made to him by all the delegation, and the
nomination again rendered him unanimous
ly. He finally accepted, and promised to
redeem the district from Radical control.
Resolutions were adopted ratifying the
nomination of Tilden and Hendricks, and
the Convention adjourned amid great en-
thusasm. ROBIN ADAlE.
Associated Press telesrams.l
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, July 27.--Thc Republican
State Convention met to-day, and after the
appointment OF committees adjourned to
this afternoon. 1,,g st~r
LOUISIANA.
BATON ROUGE, July 27.-The Democratic
Convention nominated Nichols for Gov
ernor; Witz for Acknowledgement.
Hon. Louis A. Wilt is the eX-nayor OF
New Orleans and Speaker OF the Louisiana
House OF Representatives. He is not more
than thirty years. OF age. .ts
General Francis H. Nichols commanded
the Louisiana brigade in the Army OF North
ern Virginia, and lost leg and an arm du-
ring the war. -o,r i.i
BATON ROUGE, La, July 27.-The follow
ing are the Democratic nominations for.
Congress: First district, General r. L.
Gibson; Second district, Z. John Ellis;
Third district, j. III. Jackson; Fourth dis
tricE, j.. u. Eiam; Sixth district, e. W..
Robertson. The Fifth district will make
their nomination at the Monroe Convention.
The Convention then nominated Il. Y. Og-l
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GENERAL MARKETS.
PETERSBURG.

we note sales of about 200 bales cotton to-day 70:
a spinner ut 2. n. It. There Is some demand, put
1uertiy the sales making are only TO
Nc quote Badly stained or very dirty; Sga aaj
clean stained or ordinary s.r,rs 1ioa
ordinary, S@skc.; low middfng, 9gSac.' insdanhs
TO good middling, / 01ss ] &e. Isl a..
= Fu6ures.-Futurcs are steady ana lower ~ S WV
York. July IL to II l1-l6c.; august 1855 yep
tembcr, il31-32c- o.. !. ,n,
Psanuts-We notice large sales this week .. ins .
proved prices. Holders are disposed 70 close ofo
Stocks ut the Improvement. , =, -.
WheTt.--We have no change 10 note In the market
since cur LAST ader-Ap zeal, 26t j3t
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

SEW XoRk ygly 27co.ton steady; sales Of
mand; supsran n shade armer; other grades ga,
&c. lower: good grades quiet and unchanged. Corn
open ell lc. better; closed dull with the advance lost
in store Oats opened about 1c. better; closed with
advance lost; Coffee sctiye and lrmer; cargoes
It gold ,sE e. ssSss s in
lasses firm with moderate inquiry Rice unchanged.
Tallow, rosin and tnrpentine steady Pork decidedly
sI1.12x;, closing at $ll.I2. Whiskcy shade
nr"er at Sl'ls. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 27-Flour-Good grades steady
and firm; common dull and lower; Howard-Strees
and western superfine, $2.75@$325. Wheat fairly
active and firm !; Maryland red-GOOd to prime,
s1:15@$1: Is; amber, Sl.20@Sl.27; white, $l:06
Ms1 %. Southern corn steady and tirm;. white,
ae@ana i've quiet ana da ea1y
and UNCHANGED hardmRened l2xc Coffee 5o SaI
- LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 27..Flour inactive; extra, 90
&ssSo family ss5Ss4 Whea steady ct S0s
gaiet. Pork weak st $50. Iulk-meats Shoulders,
Ike; clear rib-sdes, 10c.; clear sides, 1ohc. Ba.
k ,si.i 4. $50,
tCINCINNATI. July 27.-Elour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull at s5c.laI. Corn dull and lower Mt $50
doc. Oats dull at 26@35c. Rye dull at 60@6bc.
barley quiet at 64@66c. Pork easier Mt $19.75.
Bulk-meats active AMI lower; shoulders, 7hG171c: !;
clearrb sides, 9499ac., cash; Bacon quiet; shoul-
ders, S3@sHc.; clear.rl6 sides, l0HGS1 lc.; clear
$I.l0.
ST. LOUIS. H:
ST.. LOUIS, July 27.-Flour quiet and weak, with
only u local demand. Wheat DUH; No. 2 red fall,
ST. 2s; No red fall. 93c. Corn dull No. y mixed,
4O4@40kc. Oats dull; choice mixed and white, 81
@33c. Rye quiet at 49, Whlskey steady and nd, un-
changed. Bulk-meats dali and nominal. Bacon
easier; shoulders, sc.; clear rib and clear sides,
1OHGl1 0hc. and 11h91lHc.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND.

Livestock sales report from July 81 to July 81,
1876. -, -, ;, oy1,s,,
CattEe.-S6 head tmarket fairly actlvel NJ 55goAc.
yr0ss for very common 10 best. 80
H51s-83 head nice corn-fed crossing, 100 to $50
ma. at Ok 0l95.c. net; no heavy wanted.
SheenN1iood to extra In small lots, 4a@ &C. gross
fair TO medium dull at 3t.@33ic. gross stockers ut
S2@S2.75 p head. -.
:" Lnm6s-p head, $1.75@S3.55. T
Tenis-3 head, $4@Sl1. go.
, iffich Co,cs-D head $25@S50. as to size, age.
order and appearance OF milking qualities.
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abia- Sales Of 15bareis Ut sa.ot
PITTSBURGH PETROLEUM.

Another advance took place In oil to-day, and
from the opening OF business to the close there
more activity than has been seen at the oil head
quarters on Duquesne Way for some months past.
United appreciated to S240 shortly before noon,
and Mt 8 O'Clock was still looking upward. Other
lines advanced in the same proportion. Refined OIL
was sc. higher than yesterday, with large transac-
lions. Following were the ruling figures United
outside lines, $2.35. z, -
Crude:-For Immediate shipment 4. 0. b. on cars
was held at $3.50.
ReGned.-Philadelphia 17.@17xc.: Baltimore
delivery, l77s@17Ac. New York, 174c. T. o. b.
cars, I4ac.
Oii-BGrrels.-The market is more active. We
quote cities Mt st.40@$1.45; country makes at
$1.25.-DiSpdtch, 26M-
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I.YNCHRIjRG.

Receipts were large the past week. The market
active and prices ruling up 10 quotations, with Dit
little change We continue quotations:
Primng inferior AND s s%s9 oUe iSfsIio
and common, $40S5.50; good dark and red, $50,
IS; medium and good yellow, 5000; fine y S
low smoking, extra, Sl6@S2S oo de emil
mixed. S7.5O@$9; good dark and red Short, $50,
SII 80 good dark and red, S0@sl2.5o; s Ine
dark and red good dappled wrappsers, Sdo
mon and medium bright, s7@$1o common bright
wrappers, S1O@$15; good yellow wrappcrs' ~ SCg
1926; fine yellow wrappers, S2SlgS4O; extra !ei'o"
wrappers, s45 @$95.-Ne1os, 25th.
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Totals. 3. l,227 1857 35,ss2 5000 41,7s2
week were GO hogSleads less

THE sales during the week were 90 hoeslieads less
than the aggregate Of Last week. L.
The receipts have kept up Wen ior sne Ts se hUt
Of receipts appear also to be from country factories
and the farmers, stocks are doubtless reduced 10
o The Extreme heat OF the weather has given occa-
sion to but little complaint, either IS REGARDS tne
condition OF packages or the growing crop: vet no
aH;dence that the hot weather has caused damasc 70
the pans or that drought u being suffered .as
INA. r,arfer Of doubt As general remark no
f.asS sanses of discomfort or apprehension nave
discussed and that complaints are pasea Gm a
tLt ,be existne couditons have not en very
Low and even lower esq mates ,S y
,Ss rron nrospects are INDUCED in by ~ te
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Garhaldi. though unable on account OF
lines, and Increasing age to lena ms per-
>onal aid 10 the >ervians, tries to cheer them
with these words Of encouragement: I'm
The name Of oppressed people thank you
for your interchangeable devotion to the holy
c4usr. To-day every generous soul IN the
world ought 10 contribute to the deliver
ancc OF the Christian slaves from the horrl-
bic dr>po!!sm OF the Crescent. From the
Gambia 10 the Pruth all peoples, more or
less oppressed must shake Off the criminal
yoke OF the yataghan. My heart Is with
YOU and all other ralorous souls that JON IN
the holy crusade
Nr. James Wood informs us that Coulter
Powell raised on two acres OF his land, at
Dr"ke>>, last year, 400 pounds OF tobacco,
using 200 pounds Of guano. From this land
h" harvested this year thirty bushels OF
wheat, which he sold ut $1.35 Il bushel.-
Charlotte E0.) Gazette.
During the burning OF Il portion OF the
Globe Mills at Philadelphia Wednesday
me retreat OF some OF the hands in one OF
The upper stories was cut of. Two women
were Killed by Jumping from the windows,
ana one W;:s severely burned.
john and William Young, who were SEN
Ion, Ontario, for murder, but who on May
2Hth escaped from Jail after murderolls at
lack on the TAILOR, were discovered Wcdncs-
) Ga! hiding IN barn and recaptured.
William Gregory alias "Kuklux," who
escaped from the FarmviIlc Jail, was recent
j rccapturcd. The sheriff found him in
Charlotte county digging 4 well. Gregory
got one additional years Imprisonment for
BIS lcW days, freedom.
EAccording TO the medium, Charlotte
tU,h'nan has begun 10 write poetry since
ner arrival in spirit land, but the poetry is
ba1 enough 10 make Charlotte turn in her
grave. .#.
Nr. Moody is ut his home, in Mortified,
,ohn., preparing for the fall campaign in
Chicago. He breaches on.Sunday evenings
70 Immense congregations.
Mr.. Thomas j. Webb, who went from
FRINGE Edward to Ohio last year, has re-
turned 10 Prince Edward in disgust with
Ohio.
few nights ago an attempt was made to
murder }. Il. Hall, who keeps store at
burkc's Store, Virginia Midland railroad.
ok shots were fired, but none struck him.
The funeral OF Rev. Father n. Il. Young
ss'0k place from st. Dominic church, Wash
'agton, Wednesday.
The Erie preserving establishment ut
hiant \. Y, was burned Wednesday.
Aoss, $4,000.
jay Cooke & Co. were on Wednesday dis
charged from bankruptcy by order OF the
United states Court at Philadelphia.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 27, 1875.

-. OFFERINGS. ....s. s.'a..
WHEAT-lYhtte, 1890 bushels Red, 1850
bushels.
els. Mired, 230 bushels -.
" 4OATS.-300 bushels.
RYE.-74 bushels .fIyt, -.
'a SALES. .'-t'
WHEAT White, IA bushels at sl.10; SO bushels
very good mt S1.22; 1872 bushels fair at S1.15; 80
bushels at sl2o; 100 bushels at SLY; GO bushels
at Sl,l2: 62 bushels common at 81 .05; IL bushels
common at 81 Os; ; 90 bushels prime at $l.25: so
bushels very good ut Sl.25 LOG bushels at SLIP
total. 1872 bushels. Red, $50 bushels at S1.15 !;
i,576 bushels at sl.ss; SO bushels at sl.l7; 4o4
bushels good on private terms; "a bushels at
$50 bushels at SLIP $50 bushels at 81 10: $40
9a bushels very good at 1928; sos bushels fair on
private terms; 2ss bushels prime on private terms
90 bushels prime at s125i So buses at at
ii. :lOe bushels at s1.19-total, ~ 66 bushels.
~ bnsnes at 5sc.; ESQ bushels prime at
sseNtotai, LIZA bushels: Yeito'o, zoo bushels
nrime at coo. Nired, $50 bushels ON private terms
RYE-74 bushels very good ut 62Sc
:, Z, -:s.g Z; go IRE-EXHIBPTED. -
WHEAT Waite, LA bushels. '3,iis $3.50
CORN.-W hite, lao Dushels. Z"
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

= ITnCRbDAIi July SIa 1OfO'
Z. Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 9Oc.; seneca, without top, SOC.
Beesuar: 2S930c. p Id. noa,oo c,r %
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 2of9S1c.' i'af "
sV Corr, Msai: so@6sc 2 busheI for country ;,
Eggs: In barrels, 9@1Oc. g dozen; In cEates' IL
" -Four: Virginia country Is quoted to-day Fine
s475@S5; superane, s5 Q@$S.75; extra, Sg gs@
@s67 20; family, $7.o0g.Sa isnils' iaiss' soe'
s1 Feathers: Prime nse-soose, 4s@b5c.; common,
Csc Z 80. ~ :
Hay: Virginia timothy, 70 as5cs cloysra7o 7oe'
pos ss e FISH, sS' new. Barrel 30
@3Uc q bushel. II sifH El Jrf
Lard: Country, 1897 Z; 4. 1. -. 4 x. :
asf 9a5:sg1 s ss according il quality.
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NEW YORK.

For Kentucky leaf there is more active export
demand, and u frmer market. III seed leaf but little
done Sales, 500 hogsheads Kentucky leaf ut Sfg
l6c.: 100 cases seed leaf sundry lots, 5@37c.; %
1874 crop, Ohio, on private terms: % cases 1873
crop Wisconsin. at 3(94gc., and 200 bales Havana
at 87kc.MS1.15. Virginia leaf tayors the seller,
with Il fair demand: quoted at 4xG5c. for dark
heavy Tugs: S@1lc. for dark low leaf; l2@13c Tor
dark medium to good: 140916c. for dark extra ship
ping: lOM15c. for bright yellow working hlerS;
2OG145c. for wrappers; S(GlOc. for bright yellow
smoking lugs 15Gy20c. for medium to good; ZOO
35c. for extra fine. o
7c.; good Tugs. 7H@sc.; low leaf S9gl0c. me-
dunn leaf, ll@12c.; good leaf, 124@l34c.; fine
leaf. 1491Sc.
81 5O9$5.5O: good common, $50 80; middllns,
SsGSS good to fine red S9@$11 fancy, l3tGS2O;
upper country, $6.50tq$25; ground leaves, new, 80
0hio.-Infierior to good common, S5@S7; grcenish
and brown, 37G$7.50: medium to fine red, $50
slO: common to medium spanglcd, $7@$9; line
spangled to yellow, S10@$15. ,... ..r
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES work, common anu me
dunn in bond. 14@1 7c good and tlnc In bond, &c.,;
bright work, common and medium. In bond, 1870
22c; good and fine in bond, 24@42c ,,,
~' other crude Wda'd.
Exports for the week. s,46s % AZ 1929
Exports from Jan. l. 46,796 2e,lO0 f,353'42s
Exports same time no ~
Receipts for the wcek........ hhds. 3,S119a
Receipts for the week bxs and cs. .4,S50
Receipts from January 1..... hhts. 71,9SU
Receipts fron, January l.....bXs and cs. ldaa,Ss5
R cces same time last wear bxs. and cs 1006O6
ts0e1p'' Journal of Commerce 26th.
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BY Telegraph.

.- g.. NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Noon-Stocks dull lower
and unsettled Money offered at 2. Gold, 1114
Exchange--Long, ASK; short, 1907 Governments
dull and steady. States dull and quiet.
Erening.-Moncy offered ut 2. Sterling dull mt
4Seh. Gold firm ut 1l1a@1llH. Governments
dull and 4 trife lower States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Virgnia 6's deferred, So;
consols, 59S. Bid.
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

The nrmcss of leaf makes manufacturers indlfler-
cnt about selling. and full prices are supported We
quote: Virginia bright fine pounds, 90c@Sl ;
Virginia bright fine and extra twist CSC
zoe; Virginia bright 6-inch twist, 53@56c.; vir-
GINA medium g. and 12-inch twist, 55@58c.: yir-
Virginia bright is and 15s., 50@53c.; Louisville
navy, bright mahogany, 55@56c.; Louisville navy,
mahogany, second class, 50@52c.; Louisville navy,
dark mahogany, third class, 4S@5lc.; Louisville
nav. fine black 5O@52c. Louisville ine-cut chew
ing, 45@75c.: smoking, 30@60c-Louisritte
COurier-Journni, 20h.
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sTANLEY'S ENPiOihS'

,,,r,y OF THE sAVAGES-PuNlsh
1EhA,'' ''N,zrn,-ro STIfEM-CoMpLIMENT
wv PRINCESS BEArR'cE-rALt-tAcED
!" u,,r,xs Observation-Disclosures MOVE
,,,.>.1s or TIE EXPLORER.
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WILMINGTON. n. C.

Cotton.-No oihciaaquota Nosalas reporfeds
Market dull and nortnal. 4 80 ~. :
Spirits Turpentiaes-oflcia quosasions steady
ut CSC. q gallon Saes OF G75 casks aS quotations.
Rosfn.-Of1cial quatations duies Mt 3L2O for
strained aud steady at af25 for good strained Sales
Of $40 barrels strained &C $3.50; 800 barrels good
strained at S1.25, 100 barrels No.1 at " and 43
TerIWanted; "a bid saiesof Is barrels Ut saoS
per barrel. tls
81 for hard, $3.50 for soft, and 81. 90 for virgin.
Sales Of 39S barrels at quotations. JoRTaal 28th.
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rOREOIK.

July 25.-c ottoa.-The marlet during me week Is
af ntcansed no sales reported se gsiote at 1o
ole aaaat snd 1 for
saiss reported we gG ma pnehanss SALES OF a5
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EV TENTS OF THE DAY.
IMPEACHMENT TAGGING
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
BABCOC ks RASCALITY
PROOF AINST HIM.
VANDERBILT DYING.
GOOD SELECTION.
HINTON FOR CONGRESS SIS.
4 BRUTE LYNCHED.
MURDER AND ROBBERY.
LIVELY RACING NEWS.
TURCO-S ERVIAN WAR.
CRISIS PPROA HING.
MURDER AND ROBBERY
LIVELY RACING NEWS.
URCO-SERVIAN WAR.
RISIS APP ROAC HING
BATTLES AND sKIRMrsmEs.

XLVTH CONGRESS--FrstS Session.
WASHINGTON, July q, 1876.
The two houses met ut the usual hour,
after hearing announcement Of the death Of
Senator Caperton and appointing commit
tees to attend his funeral, adjourned till to-
morrow.
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LOUISVILLE.

The sales reported by the warehouses uni i we
rent month and tobacco year, were Tin hogsleads) as
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0rigH. .Rerio. Origl. Rer,,S. ror y,r r.;
c,nn of ls75.I.22G lao 1852 2,796 3G,36S
Enrnmer CROPS. 8 1920 3,1O4 6,304
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The sales during the week and year were spbdl-
vidad ms follows between old and new crops and be-
tween original inspections and reviews:
- 80 y, Veek. u Yedr. 80 Y -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-28

Tcn-ThOusand-D0 Fire at FretIc-
ricks Hall, Louisa County.
Especial telegram to the DispatclLI
FREDERICKs HALL, July 27.-N.W. Har-
ris's tobacco factory, L. Johnson's shop.
and two smaller houses were destroyed by
fire to-day. The fire was caused by sparks
from. an engine OF freight train. Loss
heavy; not less than $4,000. No insll-
rance.
Death Of an Old Citizcn--.PersonaI-.-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-08-19

BRIGHAM YoUNG's TRoUBLEs.-Brigham Young
is beset by all manner of tribulations, according
to the latest tidingS from the seat of Mormondom.
1t is an old, if not true saying, that bad luck
never comes singly Just now it seems to be
raining in on the Prophet from every side
Congress and Gentle emigration are forcing his
retreat to New Mexico. The disafected are TAX
ing this advantage to throw off the yoke of bond
age and are leaving for other and less tyrannical
pastures there is growing and self-assuring
disseHsion among the leading saints for the lead
ership or president of the church his health is
failing numerous family troubles further rack
his scheming brain and last, but worst of all,
the Gentle lawyers are going after him.
The prophet has always preached against
this 'lazy set of men," who breed trouble that
they may profit thereby When he was sole ru-
Ter, and his word was law he would not permit
lawyer to hang out his shingle in Utah But
with the Gentle Innovations came the lawyers,
and at the present term of court three cases in
which the Prophet was directly interested have
been decided adversely to his and the Mormon
cause, the most prominent being the Reynolds
polygamous case. Reynolds is a clerk in Brig
hams tirhng Office, and rejoices in the luxury Of
two wives. He has been convicted of polygamy
under the law of 1852 The other two cases
decided against the Prophet where: One in
which the Game heirs sued for a large amount OF
city real estate which Brigham held as guardian,
and still wanted to hold F; but the decision Of a
Gentle Judge pr'-aied against Brigham. The
other case is that of Miss Sarah NJ Pratt, who
sued for the recovery Of an undivided town lot,
which the boss polygamist also coverted She
also was victorious These little legal straws
show which way the Gentle winds are blowing.