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par. q6 BID. 80 <IfEg III -s-T-E ~ :. { .
Bank Moeks-Tirst National, 100 par. l7
bid: National Bank Of -Yiretnia, 100 par. 90
asked Planters National. 1eo. nar. LOB bid. 1141
asked: State Bank Of Virginia. 90 par. 81 bid. 81
asked: Union Bank OF Richmond. so par, Az
bid, 4S asked. gr.r. aaulsr l.. ..s.t ii Is
InsHrnace ComSanfss-Virg1nia Fire and Ma.
rfne, rs par, 81 bid: sex asked Virginia State %
par, 20 bid; virgins Home. 100 par, "a bio, l0s
asked: Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, 30 bid
Granite, 100 par, so bid, rs asked.
KisceLldneous.-Uld Dominion Iron. and Nail.
Works Company, 100 par: 80 bid; Old Dominion
Steamship Company 100 par, 30 bid.
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MEAN IMMENSE STOCK OF - p.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
PURCHASED Ar the RECENT LARGE TRADE SALE
IN NEW T0RN,
are now ready for inspection At
SYCLE BROTHERS..

ESQ pieces or BLACK CASHMERE from tic. to
~ per yard-.he largest stock in the city. Don't
purchase before looking at this stock.
$50 pieces new. style MADRAS 6ISGHAMS:
IT'S pieces NEW DRESS GOODS, from lex TO
37xc. per yard;
100 pieces NEW SILK, black and colored. from
75c. to IS per yard; "''.5
Handsome BLACK and COLORED SATlNS;
500 pairs BLANKETS, to he sold ut one half their
value; $50 BED-QUILTs. from IL 10 $3.50;
500 MARSEILLES QUILTS at less than one
half their value. Hote-keepsrs and families
should avail themselves OF these great bar gains.
800 pieces WHITE and CoLOHED FLANNELs
| at old prices;
A large stock of CAsSIMERES for men anil boys
wear;
| J. 900 sHIRT-FRONTS at l2lc.. real value 25c.;
LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR,
| very cheap;
500 dozen TOWELS. from 81 to SOC. apiece
200 dozen NAPKINS, FROM soc. to $3.50 per
| dozen:
| 500 CURSETS. from 37Kc. to 81 IS apiece;
| A large lot of REMNANTS of IRISH LINEN:
| $50 pieces CANTON FLANNEL, from 81 10 zoe.
| per yard:
HOSIERY In great variety for ladies and children.
| We have thousands Of pairs to select from.
| The largest assortment OF CARPETS, NAT
| TiNGS, RUGS, and OJ.-CLOTHS in The city
In WISDOW.S SHADES and LACE CURTAINS,
| our stock is complete.
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:TUTTs HAIR-DYE.-GRAr HAIR or
J. WHISPERS changed to GLossY BLACK by .
single application Of. Ihisi DYE II imparts q
Natural Color, acts Inssanfa Beously, and IL as
Harmless as spring-watrr. Sold by druggists OF
sent by sx,sess on receipt Of II. -
OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
80 n : = fan l5seodlFel9I 80 +t.*-E Z
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NEW YORK..

MI" IOhhs
NEW YORK. August 28.-Cotton steady: sales.
335 bales: uplands. 1870; Orle ms. 1850. Flour
a shade frmer and more active; southern firm
s @sstESs rooa 10 soes t6
Wheat 9a1c better: unYraded winter rrd Sse q
snIsF 81 cogn eossd shade rmer and
fairly active: ungraded. 45k@46hc. Oats t@lc.
33Ic. for No. white. Hay about steady wish fair
osi ihrp and sGf asRs
but steady; refined steady With moderate inquiry.
sse R Rot a 61e RS :,ssa
F1 s8ss s1s saG s
nnF nes pS;t, .9S shsE SH
Su and s5a; long lard
Whsses neminPsi @s sios g1 esh,s %
------~.----------- BALTIMORE.
Southern wheat active and nrm: western active,
s snSeF s1o :0! so ssa
So western winter RED sS9s an August aas s16ss
ssi9sssi NoTenSer. III
Sou hrrn corn active md firm; western firm and
higher bern wh'e CO., geow 'pzc Oats
ilG14%e. sugar higher and active; a, soft, sX.9
o"'' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. August 2S.-Ftour steady and un.
cha Ieed. Wheat hrner at 91@95c Corn steady
a52sse PORK steaay at o2H Lard STEADY
and In good demand current, MAKE 500 hu,k;
guilt Ct ss csar eF Bseon ~
demand; shoulders, rs s7H: clear ribs a5.12a:
%,k Ses ppe
2G@21c.: choice, DAIRY. lac &c.; prime western
reserve, 12@l4c.; prime Central Ohio l0@l2c.
sog1T steady ana 9s
packing, e3.35ae3. SO; butchers. S3.55@$3. 80 !;
receipts, 995 head shipments 73S head.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, August 2e.-Flour steady and un-
white. IS c.. mixed. 24Nc. Pork Steady at $40.
Lard STEADY saeicf & n se shSee
ssso !: clear rb 34.sS clear Sides. $5 .os. Bacon
quiet: shouIters, Is S5: clear ribs, s5.l2A; clear
sides, IS 37H; sngar.cured hams, s@l2e Whisky
''e"1' - ' ST. LOUIS.
,sr, LOUIS, August 2s.-E1our dull and un-
as1ssa WISH ess esass Der
toher, Y4a@s4tc.a ll the year: No. red fall, S5h@
s6sSc. cash. $40 September, 9esHs. october; Corn
sYHe fc a soc Sovem5er 2Sac ali The Year
Gals stronger; No. u. 22@22hc. cash. 22hg224c
aa o s III ~ dull III at sse
Lard nominaIly unchanged: s5 SO bid: Bulb meats
nomlnal!y nn, hanged shoulders. $40; clear ribs:
IS G IgbS s,s :t Clear SIDES s54o@s545:
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. August 2s-Flour Lominalv I'M
changed. Wheat active, firm; and higher; 30 !
Chicago spring ESQ.,: Me- Chicago sPring. s6ss@
DC cber: No. 8 Chicago spring. sl*@s2c.; re.
jeced, 67c. Corn in fair demand and higher 3Zs
Ss?hc essn siss s1 1ss IN good
aud shade hishef 2ih2 ls cash re. P Sep
h,t Iowa IN.
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teAasst S6.04D for tie preTinas uees. Fresh orr.
Ilnes fo.diy mot e9IntiDK The several ca1.foAis
which were hid over from s4turdayI were a. car.
loads, or 1878 beads BuyerE were dssefmined
beAfS, and H5es were SLOW &C l0wsf prices sspe
33z hs. xvssases soidat SIC. & n.; lot Of choice
Feshers: lis ns.s aE 60: aHd poof togl % shesp
SHngcd from 8H@ANC- % ID. : Poor 30 prime hnos
from 4K@ee.8 Is Tehspments Ba.urLsy.s $40 car-
eases OF lnasf0n: fof the weSf, 1.5a6 Hye sheep
and Goa ca1caa1es of mum .5Zsts -
loads or 9.648 need. fofxI Tor the week. 49, 500
bead: Live hogs fell OF neEaT &c. 2 .. IN price,
SHd closed weak at %. 606f3H6 D 100 rs. With
fxies OF 8, Ear-tnAns Of comERca ana fair heeR ut
IS .50@S3 so a 100 Ms, respectively. and chr.
loads OF fair 10 good WESTERN IN the pens unsold
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Monmouth.park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK; August 2s.-The first
race to-day-the Chandon stakes, three
quarter-mile dash, nine starters-was won
by Reata; Castagnette FLY second, Carila
third Time, 1:1s4.
The second race-West-End Hotel stakes
for three-year-oId FLIES, one and bali
mllss-was won by Ferida; SCOTIA second.
Andax third. Time, 2:47. .@... ,.. g sd.
The third acknowledgement for
all ages, one mile and five iurlongs, with six
starters-~as won by Loulanier; Governor
Hampton second, General Phillips third.
Time, 2:574. 49,, :. i. 2.".sj, =.
The fourth race-for oil ages, mile heats,
two starters-was won easily by Jericho
beating Bonnie Oaks. Time. l:503, 1:52&.
The fifth race-one mile and one furloug,
for all ages, seven strters-was won by
Una; Pilot second, Jackscrew third. Time,
90li.
The sixth and last event was handicap
hurde-race, for all ages, one mile and three
quarters, over seven hurdles, with seven
starters. Judith, the favorite, won easily
By three lengths; Coronet second, Redding
third, Dandy fourth. Time, 1861.
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mARIyE xNTELLlrGEyCE.
Port OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 20. 1879.

8 ARRIVED. ,sz/t.t.
=. Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. G. W. Allen & Co.
Steamer j. w. Eyermar, Carr. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarrtck,
agent. ..s.-,. .....-...-
Schooner Harry Shepherd, Clayton. Albany, lun-
Der, c. z. Wnitlock.
Bark Elesfrn, johnson, New York. light, to load
:. Bark PepitA. =, Boston, Light. to load four,
Schooner James Sweeney. -. Boston, light,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. r -.s~
: SAILED
Steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. 1stuE
agent. =.
and INN ber Curtis & Parker.
. Schooner H, len Maria. Lnok. Boston, coal, Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. ....-.,.s
Schooner wdsin, Phillips. Baltimore, merehan-
dtse, Curtis i Parker. Z .L5.} ~
cUsroN-Housr REPORT.
Observation-Disclosures brig Ediih Hall. Dewinter,
with ESQ barrels of fnur, for Rhode Janetro, Bra
dL shippedb by sxaIl-Cranshaw Company. -ryai
= ~ a. NEMpRAHDTN,n g.s~ sslG,,zf
2 PHILADELPHIA. August 27-Arriyed: schoonsrs
sasa fl'as H-sfs ans & s'1
:. iss bga ss.4 i,is ,
Z NEyYozx,sAuerst 2s.-Ardyed;g seate;of Aar
bama, Canada from Havre. Canuda from Lonoon.
Atlas. GAnfn!as, Amelia, Rhinrudda. Arrived
out Wyoming, Lepanto, England.
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Political.
THE NEW YORK

THE NEW YORK GREENBAcKERs IN COUNCIL.
UTICA, n. Y, August 2S.-The State Com
mittee OF the Green hackers this morning
agreed upon James S. Graham, OF Roches-
ter, for temporary chairman, and David Ha-
ley, OF Hornrllsville, and j. 81. Costello, OF
Elmira, temporary secretaries. The COM
miitee IRE now endeavoring 10 effect COM
promise between three New York factions.
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81 MREC1Ah N<tfalsk0
B-cOHEN BROTHERS,
CoHEE BRoTHEIs.

TIE senior partner Of his finn having bssn ~
New York for ehe Ass asteen Days they are recesv.
ing dssy h1rs shipnsnss Of soeds adtabis FOG shis
season and for early faIf War. ~ 49, .
25 cases NEW FALL PRINTS;
Is cases SEw STYLES MADRxs aNaHA1es
and BOUREfrRs; I-Sss5s e -
10 cases CANTON FLANHELS:
16o pieces ALE.WooL YLAEHBL In white;
100 piecea ALL-woOL FLANNEL In color;
500 pairs ELEGANT, BED.BLANKgTs;
600 pieces sHEETINGs in Ga, g., IA. Ga, g.
=, 1o.4, ia, and 1874. SIS 2
The attention OF purchasers Of dry goods b -.
spectfaily called the above Hines or FOODS, - 10
viii guarantee saving OF twenty per cent on for
mer prices. aul
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q FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN GEN

q FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN GEN
TLEMEN's ALL-LINEN HEMMED HAND.
KERCHIEFs, good quality, three for 25c.-
former price was zoe. apiece.
Also, very large lot Of LADIES' AND Chill
DREN's HANDKERCHiEFs at corresponding
low prices. =e....
We are also In receipt Of o. very large stock OF
LAOEs-such as SMYRNA, ANTIQUE. VA
LENCIENNEs, BRETeNSE, ENGLISH
THREAD, RUSSIA. and BRABANT.
These goods are fully twenty per cent. below
form err prices.
au lS COHEN BROTHERS.
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The Baltimore Postmaster Investiga
..-..... liOn.

BALTIMORE, August 2S.-The inyestiga-
ton OF the charges against General z. B.
Tyler, postmaster Of this city, by special
post-ofice agents, is still going on. An al
ternoon paper states that the special agents
have notified ali parties that, owing TO bust
ness engagements further north, they would
be obliged to close the investigation to-
morrow afternoon for several days.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

AUGUST 26-Beeues -Ereh Offerings to-day
were 500 car.ioads, or 1884 head. making total
Of 1879 for The week. A few prime and extra
steers we're sold early In the morning IL foil prices
bat the course OF lhe masss gensraliy vas Gown.
Friday equal tn nc. p b. Poor native grass-fed
steers sold at 7S@sc. q o., TO dress 81 r. So d.:
common to e1tr4 arass-fsd steers AZ s4G1c4c., TO
dress SIS TO 81 Ms. few tops al 10Jic and 1exAns
and Colorado Te1ans at e*a7kc.. 10 dress So Ds.
Whst nav be called fair to good butebering steer
such as wholesale slangherers mainly use,aoldat 90
exc a n TO dress 56I lbs. Ar.; Eastman reserved
$40 at steers for Rrittsb markets; Duche Sons
had lx5 for Continental markets, and Messrs. Sol.
fsv Sons purchased $50 for the beef-e1port busf-
me- s-Shfpsaenfs Saturday. and today, 1877 cattle
and go QUAIL ess Of b ,ef; for the week tndsd Sat-
urday. aIb HYe cattle and !. e4e quarters OF beet
The current BELIEF az 10 the near future OF the
cattle trsxes laf matnred steers o. prime quality
are 10 be scarce and high, while inferiot, common,
grades are TO be Plenty and Compare
Ouota for the estimated dressed weighf sink
ing hfdes fat and okEal.l ~ ere: Z. i-at.E - y
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"A CARD OF THANkS.-We take
tbi. method 10 thank our many friends and the
public generally fer their very liberal patronage be-
slowed upep us during the past TOUR arstl season,
aud we fully intend sustain our weldc.eryed re-
putaton for fair dealing by always giving the VERY
BEST GOODS for The VERY LEAST MONEY, ana
wARRANTING every article AS REPRESENTED.
Cur facilities the best, essin2 As We DO every
advantage TO be had, including resident-b buyer In
New YORK; and consequently we can and DO sell at
The very lowest prices to be found ywherc.
Very respectfully. ,,,,,
HU1ZLER BROTHERS,
525 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
dealers fin Fancy Goods, Trimmings, Laces Buttons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Silks, Gold-Piated
Jewelry, &c. III 20
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1UTT's PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss OF Appetite, Bowels costtve; Pain In the
Head With dull sensation In the back part; Pain
Under the shoulder Blade; Fullness After Eating,
with a dsinsitnation to e1ertion Of body or mind
Eri,abii,y or Temper Low Spirits, with q feeling
Of having neglected some duty: Weariness, Dizxi-
ness. Futtering at the Heart Dots Before the Eyes,
Yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eve; Re,tlessness, with ftful dreams; Highly.
Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc.
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling a:
to astonIsh the ufforer. 49,
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The Sam Francisco Excitement En~
tirely SUbsSded. - %.

New YORK, August 2S.-A San Francisco
dispatch from Senator Sharon says the ex-
element there has entirely subsidized, and
there is no apprehension Of violence, and
asserts that it Is much regretted by nil that
the political discussion should have passed
the bounds OF legitimate argument and de-
scended into personal abuse. -,
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portsmouth Colored Troops I'm Phfln.
delphfa. 49, Y

PHILADELPHIA, August 2s.-The visiting
virginia Guards. FROM Portsmouth, Va,
went to Cape May this morning, aecompa.
MED by the Gray Invineibies. members OF
fost8o, GA. R., and large number OF
eoiored citizens. At Cape Nay they were
rendered reception, and will return this
evening. They start for home Tomorrow.
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FURNITURE.

NOTICE.-LARGRM
y STOCK ON EASY Terms OF PAY-R
MENTS. AT Low PRICES, FOR THE NEXTN
desire TO purchase FURNITURE OF any kind to
our large and select stock, mos, OF which, oeing
bought for cash we are prearcd TO aner greater IN
ducemepts than otherwise both as to terms and
prices. We have some fine PARL OR AND CHAM
BIER SUITS which We will clio out at sacrifice.
Full hoe of cheap WALNUT AND POPLAR FUR
NITURE. 4. GATHRlGHr @ SON,
~ 9.8m 1S Goyeruornor street.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 2s- heavy.
Money on call, b@6 per eeat. Exchanse-LonR,
4SOk: short, 4S2x, State bonds dull. Governments
strong. -s-s.s- - g. y. - -. -
Epenfng.-8foney easier at 3@7 per cent. closing
at s. Exchange ina ctive and lower 1t 4S0x44So4.
Governments strong: new SIS, 1O2; Az per cents,
1o5t; per cents, LOOK. - p p.
BALTIMORE. o.... III
BALTIMORE, August 28.-Virg1nia 6's. old. 50;
deferred. 5h: sonsoIs 5e3: second series, 2s:
Carolina 6's, old, 20. Bid to-day. &. 80 IA: :.
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Brigham Young's Executors Released

SALT LAKE, August 2S.-The case OF the
executors OF the late Brigham Young's
estate, who were imprisoned on the 4th in
slant for contempt, were taken before the
supreme Court OF the Territory on a writ
OF cert.orart and decided to-day. The
order Of the lower court was reversed and
the prisoners discharged.
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AUGUST 25.-The mark ct was active. and prices
ruler shade fuller. The sales aggregated IA hogs
heads, the receipts since Saturday bling about II
hogsheads. It Is the opinion or the most expert
enced tobacco men that the extraordinary rainfall
OF saturday and Sunday damaged the crop more
than It benefited H. It Is supposed that much lobac
co on bottom-lands has been overfown. md that
sill more is liable 10 trench. The rains Will also
tend 70 keep the plants green and arrest the npeD-
ing thus increasing the risk of frost. The effect of
the rains, therefore, was 10 strengthen the market.
Ho5yrfpY. in
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Rev. z. r. 0sgood, New York, says:
~ have bad Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Eer-
vousness. never had any medicine 70 do me 90
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
, OFFICE, SIS MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
T, - t' 'ts' fan I6-eodfFe1 OIL 80 -,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ rr.raHAPH 10 THE DrsRATcH.

~u, FEVER At MEMPHIS; A VISIT OF IN
an anrfrrNa-oFFrcER VIRGINIA NEW
CON STEAMSHIP LAUNCHED At CHEN
~ra PA, FOR THE RICHMOND TRADE
sax CASES OF FEVER ATSEw ORLEANS
TosMoUTH PARK RACEs-INvEsTiGA.
ron OF THE CHARGES AGAINST GENE.
pn, 4. 3. TYLER-TnE FLOODS IN ENG
AND AGA,N-THs YORK MEETING-E1'
CITING TINES IN QuEBEc-ISsuRGENTs
N SANTIAGO, &c. &C.
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LyNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Receipts Of TOBACCO In the early part OF the past
week were high. The closing days. however. show
ed decided increase. Thursdays and Friday's
breaks being heavy. We revise quotations to-day,
which show that lugs are slightly lower: Common
and medium grades show 4 considerable decline,
while the finer grades are possibly little more &C.
tive than last week at prices heretofore quoted. We
quote: Primings-None offering; lugs, comm on
dark. $2@S2 so: Tugs. good dark, s2.50@$3.60 !;
Tugs, fine darn. $3.sO@S4. 80; lugs, common work
Ing, $2.50m$3: Tugs, good working, $39$4; lug,
fine working, sA6$5: leaf, common dark, &30
t4.5O; leaf. good dark. - 5Oa*6.50; leaf fine
dark, Sc 50@s9; leaf, common brown and red;' Is
@$7; leaf, good brown and red, s7@$1O: leaf,
&lO@S25 wrappers. good. A30@SS0; wrappers,
fne and extra, 4aO@sIO0.-H irqinian, 27th.
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Or. l. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
"After practice OF twenty -nye years, pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the best ann-bilious medicine ever
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New Iron Steamer for tho Old Domtn.
ION Line. s..|~f.t- ~ tss

CHESTER. Pa. August 2S.-A new iron
steamship was launched at Roach's ship
yard this morning for the Old Dominion
Steamship Company. This Is the fifth ship
launched at this yard this year.
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Inpor.,f !, ~. I. ~ 800 ~.

CansS. iIohK, August eS.--The steamship
200 oSa Z ason Europe to-day brought 81
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

wHEAT-Whne, "a bushels. Red. 1859 bush.
CORN White. 400 bushels. AiSed, 500 bushels,
RYE.-150 bushels.
MEAL-63 bushels. ~ Il 50 sr.s a.: :: q
OATs.-6S0 bushels.
3. SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, "a Hus hels 1t 81 .C6; II 6 bush
els prime at &i.l0; "a bushels very good at &1.O9
40 bushels good at NOS; ~ bushels good at
$f.0s-totsI, SOB bushels. Red, 81 bus heels very
good German amber at 41.12; $50 bushels good
Lancaster At III 06; 40 bushels very good Lancas.
ter at 4l.10; 40 bushels Lancaster at 81.C6:
bushels fair Lancaster At 81 .06; 40 bushels prime
Lancaster at SLIP: 90 bushels mixed at Sl.05
$50 bushels mixed on private terms - bushels
MIXED at 81 ;oS 20 bushels mixed at $1:02; $40
at 9Sc.; 80 bushels good Fuifz at S1.02; 500
bushels very good Ful'z at l.03; 1873 bushels very
GOOD Ful,z at 81 OF; "a brtshes Fultz at 97c.; 40
bushels Fultz at 97c.: 20 bushels good Fnltz at
SO bushels very good Fultz at $l.03; IL bushels
good FultZ at 81 .03 80 bushels common Futz at
9nc.: SO bushels fair Fultz at S1.n1; 26S bushels
fair Fultz on private terms; 80 bushels Fultz at
$1-totaI, 2.236 bushels. ,..-l.. -.s-r-. -.
CORN White. SO bushels on private terms: go
bushels very good At &c.; 246 bushels good at
57c.-totai, 500 bushels. Mi1ed, 100 bushels at
MEAL.-26 bushels on private terms.
RYE.-l6O bushels common ct CSC.
OATs.-50 bushels at 41c.; 1913 bushels prime
winter at 43e. ;.,122 bushels at 36c.: 40 bushels
prime winter on private terms: 81 bushels wfnser
at 90c.; IL bushels winter ut Ale; bushels COM
bushels good spring on private terms 1853 bu. heels
spring at Sac. "a bushels very good spring Mt 35c
I26 bushels coed spring at 35c.-totai, 1852 bushels
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-29
CONSTIPATION.

CONSTIPATION.
Only With regularity Of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If the constipation Is Of recent
date a smile dose Of TUFTS PILLS will suffice.
but II 1t has become habi,ual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually 'lessening the fire.
quency of the dose until reyu'nr daily movement
is obtaired which viii soon f.llow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-29
LOUISVILLE NiANEFAClURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

AUGUST 25.-Mdnufdctured Tob1cco-Prices
were maintained, and demand was fairly active.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO. ..
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds. 75@S0c. !;
Virginia hne and extra fig, 75@S0c.; Virginia fine
6-;nch and 12-inch twist. 6o@62c.:. Virginia me
dunn 6-inch and I2.inch twist, 46t44sc.; Virginia
medium los and 16's, 400 4sc. Virginia medium
12-inch pounds. Observation-Disclosures common r.
inch pounds, good bright 1-ineh.
35c.; Virginia common 11-lnch, 32@33c. Vir.
GINA mahogany and bright navy, IS and As A
case; Virginia black navy, IS and is, 42@45c.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO. I -.
Virginia fine smoking. &l.2O@$1.25; Virginia
assorted, 45@60c.; North Carolina and others, 46
@60c.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright. 3's,4's, and MS, 46@47c.: mahogany.
1907. MS, 45@46c. mahogany double thick SIS, 46
@47c.: mahogany single thick 81. 46@47c:; &c.
and 10c- plugs and fancy STYLES. 4S@5Oc.: bright
1902. Ds.: 46@47c, bright double thick SIS, AGO
4Sc.: bright single thick 3s, 46@4Sc.: bright &c.
and 10c. plugs and fancy styles, 60@52c.; plain
wrapper. 49,, Is. and 1907, Acc; plain small
work, 42c- second-g grade lbs, rs, and US, 40@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Mixed plug. smoking, Sac: stem smoking, In pa
and granulated rs. rs. aad ~: 27@3oc.; bright
Rranulated. In bags. 29@75c.; pipe smoking, In pa
per, 2S@30c.-C0urier-Jou Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-29

u BOSTON, August % The schooner Ste
i" sa Bennett, OF Camden, Me-, has been
b ioaad bottom up near Phoenix Island. She
s naa eartain. three passengers, and four
n ha on board; all OF whom are supposed
" nave been drowned. $40 q sE.l-f.-e /,