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NEW YORK.

NEW loRk. August 3o.,Cotton quiet; upiAnds:
10 d. &C.: Orleans ii 1-lGc.: sales. 49, bales
net rreglpt sc; 70 n., Sentiment 24
bales. Flour l0r Sc. better, wilt moderate trade
The Improvement mainly npon shipping and Mime
sofa extras. Southern Hour Il Sllaie irmcr: conf
mon to fair extra. $J.75msG.25: good to choice,
St.40MSS.5O; S4dfs4.5u for supcrtnc. Wheat
irregular and sst'ra 9g"s fn rd r ana c@Sea
Sl.3S for winter red western. Corn &c better and
firm with moderate business. Co!itc-R!o more ac-
lob lots. l6,5M22ac. gold. Sugar nrin. with better
business at Sass" for fair TO cool refining: s:G:
for prime Mscoyado; s.sMS,;c, Tor ia i TO spoa
iOic. for granrtlatcd and powdered, lHc. for
crushed. Afoasscs quiet and stcrdy. Rice steady.
pentine qc: At 3Gc. for spirits. Pork : shade
iirmer, closing steady: new mess. Sl3@Sl3.lu.
Reef dull Lard HIGHER and trm; Erime. :te1 ami
at .l3t: bid. 81 Ia asked.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMoEE. August 30.-Flour fairly active and
firm: Howard. Street and western superine $50.
Mi iIo. snncrinc, s4@s440: extra. s5@s6; Rio
brands, 81; PaiapSco family, $3.50. Southern
wheat active and higher %sS,srn Go; s,esdyi fn
$l.3s amber, j A l@sl "A: No. western win
Ter red spo, and August sl33 September,
ca On dull but steady; western steady and firmcr:
southern white. 60c. yellow. soc. int,er dull and
heavy. except for choice western, wncn l. hrnia'
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 30.-Flour duh ana un-
Wheat quiet and UNCHANGED. Corn dan
white. Soc: mixed 48c. Rye. 6Oc. oats inll:
white. 3uc.: mixed, Csc. Pork quiet at $3.50
1925. Bulk-meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon
nuict: shoulders. 5Ec. clear ribs. 7ic: clear sides,
&c.; su2ar-cured hams steady nnd firm IT llMl2c.
Lard firm. and unchanged. Whiskev quiet ut sl.OS.
Raggilg dull ut 1876. Tobaccoq quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
taSCINSAII. August 30.--Flour steady aud un-
changed Wheat in fair demand: led, =. lOM3l.l7.
Corn dull ~ 46@47c. Pork irin ut SIP. 90 BID.
Lard stronger; steam. sS.27H: current make.
So. 22%: kettle, S9@Sl2. Bulk-mcats, IS, SO. 7O@
SO 75 and 81 for shoulders. clear-rib and clear
sides. Bacon flrmer 1T 3&6G5a, IN. and 1,sGdsc.
for shoulders, clear rib. and clear sides. Whisky
steady and firm ut S1.l0. Butter quiet and un-
Sugar steady and unchanged. hogs
steady aud firm: heavy grades In good demand:
lieh, ,;I!et prices unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 30.-Flonr quiet: buyers con-
tending for lower prices Wheat higher for medium
and Low grades No. red fall. 1928 bid. WIiskey
steady n. sl.09. Pork unchanged. Lard nrtner.
Eulk-mca,s Grmcr: summer clear ribs, so.s9.
Bacon-Shou'dcrs, 5ac; clear RIB. &c clear sides
7LMSc Hogs steady ~ S4.75M$J. Cattle quiet
and unchanged: demand nominal for local trade.
CHICAGO.
Wheat active. ard frm 81 10 cash, 81 .03Nslo 9.
August, 9ga 99t5c. september. Oats IN Rood de-
,nand Mt o3hc. cash and September. Pork nrmsr
aud unchanged. Lard fairly acitre n sS2u9so.32
caSl, and September. Bulk-uieats steady anf in GOOD
demand. WhisSey steady.
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GENERAL MARKETS,
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Who'll EsALE PRICES.

AUGUST 2S.-There has continued 2 very ,alr
and for consumption at home. The crops are gene
rally progressing favorby and unless some htors
seen disaster occurs the farmers will be aDundauty
raw,r,,ed for 1ltcr TOLL Prices will no doubt rule
low but then goods o: al kinds are low, to- and It
will be better for all classes.
Tho ,oh,cro market looks better to-day, aud there
Is m inor0yement both IN the demand and prices
The stock for Inspection is now reduced below 200
h0gsheads, and receipts are very hsht. shoutu tne
still during the coming month.
Cottou-.rhe market had run down cons derably
since our last but for the past day two there was
n rather better feeling ut Liverpool and New York.
but IL did not last long, and ~ again quoted weak az
New York. II Is believed the crop WIN We very
pressing wants Our stocks are reduced 10 Q shsail
compass now, and holders do not seem anxious 10
press what they have on hand.
Corn The market rules steady, Win moacfa'0
sales ut 6SGD70c. cat
Whcat-With light receipts there Is better iees-
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inc IN tho n,,rket. and prices gp.3c, better Both

ing In the market. and prices 2lp3c. better Boal
miers and shippers IRE In tie market.
Psunuts--Thc market IS very quiet With little DC
Inand, and concessions wond have 10 nc 'naae 70
effect sales.
F2ouT.-Stocks have accumulated to cou>jdera-
bic extent. and holders anxious TO rcaizc anH 70
no would make concession for round iOts. stand
ard extras may he quoted mt 3G.50Ms7.
Cotton.-Therc has been very little done since cur
last, and the offerings very small ana no receipts
this week. The sales of forty bales Yesterday on
bisis of l0.c. for middlng and some refuse 10 pa
over 10.c. We quote: Iidding. lOtc.: low 1nfn-
ding. ola 9Ic.: good ordinary. 9et94c.: ort.t-
n1ry. Sh6L Stc.: dirty bales, la &C..
Whedt.-Receipts have fallen off very much. ana
offerings To-day are light Choice white dry wheat.
sl.33mSl.4O o: good to prime white. 81 .3uMs1. 30:
fair to good. sl:l5@:l20: choice Fultz wheat.
s1.3OtLS1 30 /: choice Lancaster, 81 .33Ms1.35.
Corn.-Markct we'll supplied: choice white. $50
zoe: mixed. 65c.
Pednuts.-Market 4 little nrmer. VIC quote S0a
90c.: prime. $1@Sl.lO.
Oats.-Winier oats, 35@40c.: Hight sprin. seed.
30M3Jc.-JDDedt.
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HOW TIE WORLD GOES.
CONCENTRATION OF TROOPS At
SgEiPKA PASS.

TIE INTEREST IN THE EASTERN WAR
NOW CENTRES UrON PLEVNA. AGAIN
DEATH OF ADMIRAL sEMMES-THE SARA
ToGA MISREPRESENTATION PHILADEL-
FILA TO PROSECUTE SUITS IN CoNNEC-
TIOS WITH THE RAILROAD COMPANIES
AGAINST ALLEGHENI-NEW GRADE OF
WHEAT ESTABLISHED IN NEW YORK
FIRE AT SANDY HOoK-THE pOST-OFFICE
DI.RNED AND MAILS ROBBED JUDGE
CARTIER. OF WASHINGTON, SAYS He
WILL REFUSE A REQUisETION OF GOV
ERNoR HAMPTON FOR CARDoZO AND
OTHER SOUTH CAROLINA RADICALS NOW
IN WASHINGTON - CHINESE NEWS -DA-
vENPORT NOT DEAD. But VERY LOW. &C.
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South Carolina.
ry-REprBLlcAN OFFICERS INDICTED.

EAeNEF. DI'INA.N VTrlNTr'' I''''i 'T''
COLUMBIA. August 30.-The grand jury
to-day returned true bills for breach OF trust
against eX-Licutenant-GOyer GleavcS,
cX-PreSident of the Senate Montgomery, cH-
Governor Moses. eX-Clerk Of the House
Jones. cX-TrcaSurcr Parker: also against
the clerk OF the Senate, Woodruff, for
forgery to the amount oil $4,000; against one
F. S. Jacobs. forgery for over $4,000 ;
against Scott Parker, and United States
Senator Patterson, for conspiracy in the
same forgery; against Patterson for bribery
OF members OF the Legislature in the mat
ter OF the Blue Ridge railroad and others
eases, and against Patterson, Parker, and
III. III. Kempton OF New York. for con-
Spiracv to bride the Legislature.
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Tie Turf.

THE RACES At SARATOGA YESTERDAY.
| SARATOGA, August 3f.-Thcre was heauti-
full weather to-day, good track, and fine
attendance.
In the first racc-for purse Of 5000 for
two-year-olds, five furlongs-the entries
were II. McDowelPs Variance Oily and
Enquirer (fIy), Bonnie Wood, Speculation,
and Duncan F. Kcnner. The race was won
by War-Dance nIIy): time. 1:04i. Bonnie
Wood came in second tapping; and Specu-
| lation third.
In the second racc-a free handicap for
three year-olds. mile and quarter-the
starters were Bradamont, Monnor, Barker,
Lady Solers, Wash. Booth, and Bombo-
dicr. Bradalnont was the favorite, and
won; time, 2:134: Barker second, Booth
third.
In the third race-fOr purse OF $500 for
all ages, to carry 100 pounds, no allowance
for mares or geldngs, mile and quarter
Rhodomanthus was the favorite in the pools.'
The starters were Rhodomanthus, Madgc,
Courier, and Australand. The race was
won Ly Rhodomanthus; time, 2:13; Cou-
rier second, Madge third.
In the fourth race-ohe mile, the winner
to be Sold-there were six starters. Hall
an hour was spent in efiecting 4 start.
Queenstown Won; time, 1:44; Sister OF
Mercy second, First Chance third.
The last was a free handicap hurdlc-racc
Of Il mile and quarter. There were three
starters. kelSo won; time, 2:21}: Waller
second, Bambeno third. Waller was the
favorite. -.-
THE LONG BRANCH RACES.
LoHG BRANCH, August 36.-Therc was a
fair attendance and good track. The first
race was declared off on account OF INSULT
cicnt entries.
In the second racc-mile and one eighth
lIcats-thc betting on starters was: Dal"aSian,
55: King Bee, 80; Woodland, "a; Hattie
F., II. King Bee won the first heat by
three lengths before DalgaSian second, Hat
tic +. third, Woodland fourth. Time, 2:035.
The second heat was won in canter by
King Bee ten lengths before Dalgasian sec
ond, Woodland third; Hattie +. distanccd.
Time, 2:044.
In the hrrdle-racc, mile heats, there were
three starters, with betting averaging
Risk, 100; Derby, Sc; New York. %. The
first heat was won by New York by two
lengths before Risk; Derby third. Time,
1854. New York got of first, and was
never headed.
In the betting on the second heat Risk
was still the favorite. New York won the
heat by head before Derby: Risk four
lengths off. Time, 1:54t.
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SALE OF THE BALTIMORE SUGAR REFINERY.
BALTIMORE, August 30.-Thc Baltimore
Steam Sugar Refinery was offered at auction
this morning under Il deed OF trust eXecu-
ted by Woods, Weeks & Co., and knocked
down to Mr.. George L. Graham at bid OF
S52,5O0. This refinery had been in success
full operation for twenty-five years until
within Il few weeks past Thes buildings
covered square Of ground, bounded by
Lombard and Concord streets, Market space
and Jones's falls. The Ecening Neacs says
the ridiculouslv low figures at which the
establishment was sold will become appa-
rent when it is known its cost was nearly
$500, 900, and it would cost over $780,, 900
TO replace the machinery ut once.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

NE""SSs
A MEpAL CONFERRED on AN AMERICAN CAP
TAIN FOR SAVING 4 FRENCH SNIP.
PARIS, August 3O.-A decree Of President
MacNIahon has been issued comforting gold
medal upon Lieutenant Fozier, commander
OF the American steamer Pix, for saving the
French ship Peabody in the Mississippi
river.
ITALIAN SOLDIERS TENDER THEIR SERVICES TO
THE GRECIAN ARMY.
PARIS, August 30.-A dispatch to the
Times saws advices from Athens state that
1000 Italians have offered their services to
the Greek army. In Crete the agitation
continues. Five hundred Christian families
have asked permission to leave the island,
but the Governor has refused the request.
China.
CHOLERA IN THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yIcTo-
REs-PoPULATI0N OF JAPAN, &C.
SAN Francisco, August 30.-Hong Kong
advices received by the City Of Picking,
dated to August 4tl, from Shanghai to the
9Th, says cholera continues in the Chinese
seaports, but 1t is believed to be decreasing
There are renewed reports OF Chinese
victories in the western provinces.
The United States ship Kersarge was Sc
TlOuSlS uallluScu, uul uot utSaUiCu, ia -
storm off the coast OF Turkien.
J.C. Myers, late Consul-General ut Shang-
hal, returns to America by this mail-steamer
to protest against his removal, at the insti-
CATION OF Minister Seward.
The returns Of the Consul! OF Japan for
1875 give the population as 33,625,67S.
The Japanese Industrial Exposition will
omen on the DIST Of August in a new editice
erected for that purpose i'll the Park of
¥o, in Toxic.
Admiral Reynolds, of the United States
navy, is compelled by i'll health to return to
America.
The War News.
PREPARATIONS FOR A SANGUINARY BATTLE AT
sHIPKA PASs-LOsSEs UP TO THE PRESENT
TIME.
LONDON, August 30.-The second edition
of the Standard has IN Adrianople dispatch,
dated l O'Clock this morning, which says
troops are pouring to the front at the rate
OF Is; 900. per day. These battaions come
E,tfom Batoum. A large number OF Albanian
volunteers are arriving to join Suleiman
Pasha. They have exchanged their old
guns for Martin-Henry rifles. No decisive
action will take place ut the Shipka Pas;
until the arrival of achievements on one
or both sides.
The !Staadartrs correspondent ut Rus
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

AUGUST 2S.-fron-In Scotch pis there !, no,
much doing. or only II few small lots moving from
yard: bur imporl;tiions are scant AMI III" cable
avicc> sh""in. no material change Ill III: markets
abroad values here are very irregular. American
ri. moves or slowly. There l. considerable oiter-
Ing. but IN unwingncs' 10 modfyprice;. Sales cf
400 tons American pig on private terms
G!cngarnock quoted at S2J.500GS26: co!ln"-- az
s26m $500: l:giinton at S24m S2l.3n: hn. r.
can pie az slS Tr No. |. ST. for No. =: = Ga III
Tor forge Rails mt S33MS3S for American ~
works. and steel rails nj 45@fiI q; mil. Oh
rails Iun:cd nominally NJ SO. Wrought scrap.
S23m S2i.--T0nrnnI Of rDmmerce.
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The. Late Railroad Accident.

VONUIIIUN Vf HE NV0NHET'
DEs MONIES, August 30.-All the wound
cd by the railroad accident on the Rock
Island road yesterday, who were brought
here, are doing well. The physicians are
confident that none will die. The dead were
brought here last night and several were
forwarded this afternoon. to their friends.
The work of clearing the wreck is still 60
ing on to-day. Two bodies are known to
be in it, and it is feared there may be three
or four others, as that number OF passengers
is still missing. \ body, supposed last
night to be that OF Goffry Price, OF Gin
cinnati, was to-day identified as Y. Flowers,
of Wisconsin,
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The Indian War.

4 NEW COLUMN OF CAVALRY SENT TO THE SEz-
PERCEs TRAIL.
OMAHA, NEB., August 30.-General Yves
lev Merritt has been ordered to take COM
mand of column OF cavalry Of about ten
companies, to rendezvous at Camp Brown.
in Wind River Valley, whence they VIII
proceed northward to the Nez-Perces trail.
lie will have with him the weIl-known
Fifth cavalry. regiment which has proved
uniformly successful fighting Indians. Five
out Of seven companies OF the Ninth IN
fantry, which have been stationed at Omaha
barracks, left yesterday to relieve cavalry
companies stationed ut various posts IN q; q,
der that they may join Mcrritts commaffde
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

AUGUST 29.-Thc market to-day Is fairly active.
and prices of grain stronger and higher. Flour
il unchanged. Wheat has advanced. aud receipts
are light: sales to-day OF 900 bushels AZ el.33 for
white. and s1.25G$1.35. rs TO quality. for red;
Corn Is scarce, and prices are higher: offerings OF
$50 bushels. with sales at 62 and G3;:c. for :nixe
Rye IS plentiful. and prices are declining: lib
bushels sold at "a, Sc, and SIC. Oats are scarce
and shade hi cher. ana 1919 bushels brought and
33c. Country prnduce changed.-G0:ekte.
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The MorfOrlS.

SENATOR MOTIONS SON NOT DEAD-TiiE SENA-
TOR IMPROVING.
RICHMOND, IND, August Gothic report
last night that John Morton, son OF sena-
tor Morton, was dying when the last steamer
left Alaska, is pronounced untrue bya men,
Der of the Senator's family, who received 4
letter written by John Morton himself upon
the departure Of the vessel. He had been
i'll, but was convalescing, although ne
thought it injudicious to undertake long
tourney until he was stronger.
Senator Morton is still improving SLOWLY.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST Is EIrgiRin Lrnr.-Of bright AMI
fancy wrappers some good sales have been made
There has been the usual demand for smokers. The
market in Richnou! is higher apparently, tllih
here. go
NttnuJtcturc,i.- Bt>in"SS in this branch = lair
AMI sales tor ALI The usual destinations, Win
increased inquiry for bright Inch twi, .anl ipt-
ciallv fer low grades. The exports Ter lhc week
were lO3.022 lbs.
SaokiHy.-A fair trade l. r"pnric'Iii H'n"h'nS To-
lsicro.
Cigoys -rlrr" j. 40 change ~ report in this
department. hl>nc>S continuing steady ana ;S''h-
rr, Nv satisfactory inbGcc0 Lfnf.
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The E.nte Strike.

ACTION or PHILADELPHIA MERCHANTS RrI.A-
TIVE TO LOSS By TIE LATE STRIKE.
PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-Thc mcr-
chants suffering by loss OF freight at Pitts
burgh during the riots held meeting to-day,
and appointed Il committee to confer with
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, with
power to make such terms as they may deem
advisable for prosecution of suits in con-
ncction with the railroad company against
Allegheny county: provided that the rail-
road company furnish the claimants with Il
guarantee for the payment OF losses within
two wears.
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PETERSBURG LIVESTOCK MARKET.

AUGUST 2S-rhe market this week has been very
active for all desirable grades OF cattle. Some Spen-
did country cattle sold here this week at fine prices.
We quote No. | At im4Ec.. gross inferior grades
range. from 2lsm3!,c gross
Iatls.-Prime. sGG$S Z head; ordinary and
small, S3MS5 = head.
Sheen and LnmbS are very dull We note sale OF
13 No. l Lambs at 81 z head: common ones, Sl.3O
tdS2.j0 r head
Coics und Crlrcs dun II II 5m 80 y hcah-.ip-
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The receipts nf 1--we stock for the week ending Al
gust 90 1877. were about 100 head OF cattle. The
market continues 20 be- we'll supplied with medium
To common grades Of cattle. with prices about same
:,S llS. week, quality considered. We quote:
Bp.y- Cattie.-Ncry best. 5Gi 5i.c. good, Im 4ilc;
mcliHm or gooI fair quality, 39G14c.; common,
Thin steers. bulls. SC, '24tG31ic. r. H., gross
HOgS.-Nonc on the market: y.ty best. T.,hG
7:c.: lighter grades. G:6lG':c. r h., mel.
MerD.-:il; tl4,c. {. n. gross.
Lfm,6S.-S2N ~ "A heal.
fnIres.-SjM SO r heal.
Nifrb COirs.-S2O6I 80 r head.
Weighed on livestock scales 1886 bead Oi cattle.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 1S-Tr.-Thc offerings continue good
with the market improved OF medium and fine lear
with about dollar advanc" on such grlcr&. whlle
lugs remain about same : last week The receipts
continue fair. ..-.o
LcUf-(omlnon. @Gm$G.30: medium, 37@SS;
good. SlOGSl2: good fine, Sl2mSl5 MA
lIoganv, $l4hiSlG.
EmGs-t,omnon. S4Gls5.50: mc'lium to good
S1.j01 Sc fine. Sea 73O-.iDpeU.
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AUGUST 27.-Thc market has remained quiet.
Sales to-day aggregated 263 hOGShcadS.
The Planters House sold 3 h6gShea'ls: hogs
heads Warren County leaf and hugs at 50, $3.50.
Tennessee low leaf ut 500 1915, $3.50; i
hosslcatls Casey County leaf and lugs at SO; s!.40,
$40. 1886: ) hoS>hcadS Atalr County leaf ana
Green County leaf AMI lu.s at SO, $500, $500;
hogshcad Brcckinridgc County, low leaf ut % =
and $3.50 hosShca,ls Hardin County low leaf
and IugS at Sc. To and 1905; l hnsshcad Davies
County low leaf ut $500; hog>hcad I.ar,ic t'on-
~ hugs ut 81. 90 and observation-disclosures
rOiher houses iiad sales AT like prices
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LOUISVILLE MASUFACTUKED TOBACCO
MARKET.

AUGUST 27.-Erginia bright five bounds, Soc.
6Sl: Virginia bright i've and extra twls;. 6S
IA roc: Virginia bright extra G-tnch TWIST, 6S
"a zoe: Nrginia medium t. and l2-inch twist. %
IN zoe: Virginia common t. and l2-inci twist. 5o0t
:iJc.; Virginia mahogany navy IS, IL ana D., 4hnr
soc: Virginia smoking. - and -, 4Shr6nr.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy. bright mahogany, 54m J6c. ::
Louisville navy, mahogany. 4Sm2ic.; louisville
navy. ulahOgluT, second Glass. 4Shf5Oc: Louisville
navy, tine riack. I6WI9c.: Kentucky smoking To-
trtrrn lbs, ~. aud -. 29t Oc.Hrnrier-Jo"fh"''
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New York.
4 NEW GRADE OF WHEAT,

NEW YORK, August 30.-The Committee
on Grain OF the Produce Exchange met to-
day and established new grade OF wheat
10 be known as ''whitc winter wheat" and
which shall consist OF white wheat grown
in this State that is unfit to grade as extra
white wheat, but which is better in quality
than No. white.
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ObilllarY.

SUDDEN DEATH OF JUDGE MINOR. OF cINClN-
Natl.
CINCINNATI, August 30.--Judgc John L..
Minor, formerly of the Superior Court OF
this State, fell dead on the sidewalk in this
city this morning.
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SEw WORK CATTLE MARKET.

AUGUST 2S.-Becre$.-Thcrc were no fresh olrr-
ings and consequently nothing doing In beer cattle
lo-tiay Dealers in dressed beef report quiet trade
ut Ease. q m for ordinary to fair Texas beef, and
SGIlOc for common 10 good native beer Sides
CUlres.-Fresh receipts were 3O7 head. There
was no change to note IN the general appearance OF
the market and prices were about The sam" rs yes
terlay. Ordinary to prime vcals were quoted ut 66G
Sc r. H., and common to decent bilttcrmilk calves
If 3Gr4c Dressed veal was In fair demand at 1OtG
I2c q H. Sales include 32 Mount Holly vcals. 200
1880 ibs.. ut 7'$msc. q H.; % state buttermik
calves. 3l3 tbs. at $50. q H.: ana 20 State butter
milk. go lbs. at SIC.
Sheep Hnd Ldmbs.-FrcSh arrivals were six car
loads or 1921 head. The tone OF the market was
little better, hut prices were not materially
changed. Common 10 fine sheep ranged from 4tg
Sac q b., and ordinary 10 prime lambs from 5st0
exc. with few selections ut 6i.c Dealers report
fair trade at Ga Loo. q ID. for dressed mutton, and
7Mllc. for dressed lambs. Sales include 203 com
mon Ohio sheep, 80 MS. at 4ic.; 76 fair do, 81
MS, at &C.; 25 Canada ewes. 10l fbJ., at &c.; 2l7
Canada am9s, 10 MS, at &c: As Kentucky do,
80 ibs., ut exc; zoe pen'sy!anla do, 81 Ds ut
&C.. and prime do. GO tb!., at 6t:c.
Smine.0Frcsh arrivals were Is carloads, or
1866 hogs. None offered for sale alvc.-J0urhst
IF ffDulmeTrr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST so.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Alliance Carr. philadelphia, merehan-
,,ise and passengers, W. Z. Porter, agcnf
steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. l.. Is. Tatum, agent.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New YORK merchaA.
disc and passengers. G. ". Allen u Co.. agents.
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, Baltimore, cofn'
Schooner David Z. Wolf, Tod, Baltimore. lime.
a. ID. Williams.
SAILED.
Schooner Hattie +. Giles. Brenner, New YORK.
Schooner 81. H. Williams, Cassroyc, NosioiS'
stone, Currse ( Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia August 2Sth schooner iaaAss
iP From Rosion August 27,h. brig KATE Mcdonald
'h Prom philadelphia August 2sth' schooner james
u '""''' by Telegraph.
Wv yorS. August Se.-Arriyea: Steamer sara Ara
,osa Arrived out: sehooners Or,hs, u. Sa a, M
.oss s parhcIiais, Little Harry. Homeward pounu.
Eahoaners Aurora, Tor New Orleans; E!enos' ios es
weston. ---~-u---.--.~--S~~-.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-31
ruc Chicago Isnnk Troubles.

CHICAGO. August 30.-Besidc small run
on the Fidelity and some other savings
banks there was no unusual stir in banking
circles to-day, and no excitement i'll any
quarter. None of the officers OF the State
Savings Bank have yet turned up.