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asa 5'sc. tid cssh. z4tc. August. 24km25,1c,
september. 25IsE525ssc. Ocioi,er. Whisky steady
| ~ st.ne. Fork essier nj 4f5.75MefG. f.srd arm
| az 1865 Buik. ana bacon easi,r but not
MILWAUKEE.
4 MILWAUKEE, August 14.-fIour quiet and un-
cha ngcr, Wheat opened nrtD, advanced 4c., sDi
gesed Grtn: No. MiIwagsee hard nominal: No.
I stItwaotee soft. 92l<c.; No. Milwaukee,, s9zc.
cab and AHfusf. fSisc. September se1c. Dcto.er !;
No, Msis,sskes, 1885,; No. Milwaukee, TIC. |;
rejrciec. 6le Corn strong; No. 9. 3s4c. Oats
kc. u fher: We. z. z5sc. Rye scarce aud wanted !;
No. = nomluzf Barsy. quiet; No. 2 spriDg. 7sc.
Provisions unsettled. Mess pork, 1910 cash and
s7.75 sasb ans contender, 1850 DE ober. Boss
steady az SfiS0ss $50.
CHICAGO.
CBIcAcs,. Austss I4--rour quiet snd firm.
Wheat acfitr. firm. and higher; No. 2 RID Winter.
92xGS 9Sfc.; No. thicago spring. n salc. cash,
S9Sc. Aug Ht. Bsets september, ssSc. October.
Corn s'rcpE and bigher closed easy; 37t337Lc.
cash. size. September, 3ssc. bid October. Usfs
PORK easier sslB zpSsA' s.5g ess6 1855 An.
gust md II ptess5tr sis4C Dd OeiG:er Lard s,esdy
and unchanged Rplk.ifeats xciive. nrn ana
hisher; shoulders, s0OS; short fb, 1910; char.
1928. wbi.keJ steady qua ancinsyed
NEW YORK COTTON PyTUREs.
NEW YORK, August ] s1-sf,otton-Net rfceipfs.
~ bales; gross. TONE: futu SIS steltfs sales, 600
hsIes; August, 81 f2s1tl1 so. september gro. 90
Drtober, $40 $50 h064. November. Sl0.5I: De
cesaher, sl0.52d 1908: January tl0sZ@
sfO.63; February, sa0.76GisJ.7s; fsach, ~ 9 ~
mTi0.92.
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international Rife Match.

THE SHOOTING AT CREEDM0OR YESTERDAY
THE AMERICANS AHEAD IL THE EIGIT-HUN-
pRED- AND NINE. HUNDRED YARDS RANGES.
CREEDNoOR, L. l., August l4.-The in
ternalional rifle match at Creedmoor opened
this morning at 1915, with six rIflemen for
/ each side at the S00-yards bulls. The wea-
/ Their was very fine and hot, with the wind
/ blowing across the range from the left or
| for the ninth quarter on the dial. The
shooting was very rapid, the men being
anxious t. get the advantage OF the good
weather conditions.
! The S00-yards score was finished in an
! hour, the record standing:
American team--L. Weber, "A; j. L.
Waters, "A; r. Rathbone, IA; II. ). Jewell,
80: Isaac l.. y Hen, 70; l.. l.. Hepburn, y.
/ Total, 439.
! Canadian team-Joseph Mason, "a; Dr..
| Mclaughlin. IA; j. NJ. Gibson, 10; A. Pain,
/ 70:F. Schwarz, 60; W. Mitchell, 81. Total,
427.
Before the SOC. yards shooting opened at
11.3O O'Clock the crowd on the range bad
crown by later trains, while many officers
/ Of the regular army attached to the team
now camped in the range stood behind The
firing SQUADS and watched the shooting
with interest. The Americans, under X.
! II. Keeue, tie captain OF the team, were
shooting in good style, with Colonel Clarke,
OF the recent team sent to Ireland, as spot
fer on one target and l.. Gelger, OF Hudson,
! Wy, ~ spotter on the other American tar
get. Judge Gildersleeve, Colonel Bodine, and
| Adiutant Murphy were among the specta-
tors. The light, which had been sunny and
bright. changed as the 900.yards shooting
oDened, and in the east black clouds showed
the coming storm. A few minutes before
10 the rain came down in n sharp showei,
which forced the shooters to leave and COM
! nelIed the spectators TO break for the cover
at the rear OF the range. The storm was
over In ten minutes, and after much consul
tation about allowances for the change OF
condition, the firing opened with line OF
bulls eyes for the Americans.
A few moments after the storm had passed
the sun came out with full force, to the mani
fest discontinue OF the Canadians. When
five rounds had been completed at 900
wards the Canadians had scored seven inners
iamong their shots, while the Americans had
but two. The Americans were shooting
quickly, each man dropping into place.
The wind freshened up before the closing
of this range, and DR.. Mclaughlin scored
the first outer on the Canadian side
The second stage OF the match closed at
O'Clock, the score being:
The American team-L. Weber, II ; III.
/. Jewell. 20; j. p. Waters, 70; }. L..
Allen, 60; l.. l.. Hepburn, 60; r. Rath-
bone, g.. Total, 4l6.
The Cananian team-A. Pain, "A; J. NJ.
Gibson, 20; ". Mitchell, GS; +. SchwarZ,
G6; DR.. Mclaughlin, 65; Joseph Mason, 81.
Total, 4O7.
The teams then adjourned for luncheon.
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FORT OF RICHMOND. AUGTsr IA, 1880.


!, STEAMER Manhattan, Nelly, New York, mer-
lciinndise and pasSengersrG W. Allen Co.. agents.
\ steamer Alliance. T,nrin. PhissssipGia, rn.r-
Il Brig Mary r. ParnelI, Mitchell. Norfolk, light,
3Guris Parker.
h Schooner Stephen Mo,ris, 4 utch, New York.
i'light. Ehesapeake and ohio railroad.
Schooner Ella ~. Barns, Rose. New York, salt v
3 Davenport 4 Morris, vessel. Curtis Parker.
ScRsoner John Il. Fell. Lsyeiand. New 0ork. rail-
road sron, TTedegar Works vessel. crtis & Par-
ser.
/ schooner Lucy Jones, Nariburb, PdlaieIph's-
| soal.S -. ~. Halves; vessel. CBriIs& Parkcs.
| SrEeoner ckyark, CrOcSer, Boston, ice,' \. q.
3sbcOre.
SCHOONER Commerce, Auld-Nor'oss logs. Rich
nond tedar Works; vessel, CMtfs 4 farser.
sAILEDs
~ homer Alice Curtis, Layton. gsiy Point. grain,
Thomas Branch < Co.. vessel Gyrtis & paPkcr
Schooner James f. Kelsey. Bodine. New York,
net 3handise. Curtis Parker.
schooner John Mcdonald, Mckei dry, Plifladel-
plan. lumber and ties. Curtis & Pafktr..
schooner Anihea Godfrey. Price New H1Feu
lrsnher. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Wlllism Mason, French, New York.
coal Cnrtis & Parker.
Schooner q, Orge o.. BowdOin, Philip. Baltimore
messlsa ndise, CuIt.s < Parker.
schooner John Wilton, -, Sbi,on merchan
dse curtis * Parker.
Schooner n. g. Bryant, Stubs, Boston, coal. Cur
rss q 90.
Schooner II. r. speddep, ThoEas Washington,
coat surIie & Co.
Schooner 4. Robertson, Adams. q load wood AZ
Ssafy Point, james river; vessel from Bu'k ~
CHRISTIAN.
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Political Notes.
FsRE RE<~xD.
nc.srnctiye PHO Am Ct.selnnd. OhFN

CLEVELAND, OsIo, August 4.-Sborti7
after O'Clock thSs morning fire, origf
mating IN the yarEjsh-room, broke out In
Lapham & Co.'s OHIO Woo6euware Com.
pnny's mandatory, on the Flats, a large
,our-story brick building. Al present the
particulars cannot be obtained, bus the loss
win be heavy. The hctory wiz probably
be entirety consumed The lc$sbeI-yard
ad Joining has caught lire, .aDdthe Cleveland
PaperBOX Machine CompaDy's establish
ment,. contiguous, is in danger.
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Taking the Black Veil.

BALTIaoRE. August 14.-At the Convent
Of Notre Dame, at Govanstown, lew miies
from this city, this morning, iorty'nVe
young ladies took the black ven, atlenueu
by the interesting ceremonies OF tue Oatho-
lie Church, and witnessed by an immense
congregation. The cars leading 10 Tue con-
vent from an early hour until the ceremonies
took nlace were crowded with relatives and
friends OF the young ladies. Rev. Father
Neitbart. OF New Orleans, delivered an adj
dress. after which solemn mass was eele-
brated. The usual ceremonies then fol-
lowed, and the noyices were invested with
the black veil.
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knights Tem,siar COurtesies.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE WaShiDee
ION and Columbia Communicates, knights
Templar, OF this city, paraded in full un'
form yesterday AFTERNOON for the purpose Of
meeting and receiving Sir j. &. Balm, Righ0
Eminent Grand Master Of the Grand Com
mandery of Knights Tempiar OF tie state
OF Virginia. Mr.. Ban was >erenaded h-i
night, and made short speech
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
DOWN THEY COL

100 TIN TOILET SETS lust received TO be sold
at from 10 TO 25 psS cent less than rsz''HT
price.
Great bargains in slAVER-PLATED D0 r.
PITCHERS.
PORCEL LINED,3fskSERNiNG kA s1nisks
very cheap.
The largest stock Of 3RtNA DINNER, .fSA anu
TOILET WARE. and HOUsE-FU Il IsafN6
GoODS cENEIssI.LY, TO be found. s0Wah OF
New York. at BOTTOM PRICES. i, Yea wish
bargains give Iss ae-iT
VIZ T.. y. TAYLOR. / oil VIA street..
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Texas Items.

GALVESTON, August l4.-The Ne,os has
the following specials:
Dallas, August 14.-The Democratic Con-
yention completed the State ticket by nomi-
mating William NJ. Brown for Comptroller,
r. II. Lsbback for Treasurer, and -
Walsh for Commissioner OF Lands.
Denison, August 14.-uni,ed States Mar
shall Willard Ayres was shot and t.iled OF
Wednesday at Cherokeetowh, ChIckasav
Nation, by negro whom he attempted t
arrest,
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knights Te nsplar En- Route.

SAVANNAH, GA, August II Pals Inc
Commandery, No. ., knights TempIar, oi
savannah. left here last night for Chicago.
NORFOLK. VA., August 1i.-Grice Com'
mandery, Knights Tempar, OF this city,
and Portsmouth CommanGery, OF Ports
mouth, left this afternoon Uia Baltimore for
Chicago, to be present at the grand cOnclave.
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, y. Y, August IA rain
storm prevailed this morning, but it cleared
away and fair afternoon followed. The
track was not very heavy. The first race
of the day was for the WindsOr-HOte
stakes for two-year Odds. Five furloDgs.
Pool. were sold as follows: Hindoo, $3.50;
Crickmore. 1925; Bonnie Lizzie, $40. The
teld-Thora. Caycanthus, Bride Cake, Al
hambra, and Little Nell, 500. Crickmore
won, Bonnie Lizzie second, Hind0o third,
and Thora fourth. Time, 1:0j.
Second RECOURSE $500, OF which 500
to second horse; one mile and a bali. Pools
sold as follows Bye-and-Bye, S270; Turf
man, $3.50; Elias Lawrence, go: Demo-
crat, S25. Turfman won the race, Byeand-
Bye second, Elias Lawrence third, and
Democrat last. Time, 2:473.
Third race, the Congress Hall stakes. for
all ages, S2j entrance, with 500 added by
the nroprietors Of Congress Hall second
horse TO receive $3.50 and third SO cut or
the stakes: heats OF three-quarters OF Il
mile. Pools were sold as follows: Colonel
Sprague, 5000; Orolc, $40; Jericho, $50;
Mark h., sos field-Emma Cooper, CHM
new Sweep. Clarendon. Florence b.. Ada
Glen, and MaXmiIan-SSj. Ada Glen sold
for $40. not in the field, and Florence Il.
was scratched. Oriole won The hrst heal
Ada Glen second, Chimney Sweep third
Time, 1:lS3. Colonel Spragse won tae Sc
sond heat-Oriole second, Chimney sweeT
third. Time, 1:lSi. Oriols won ths' Eun OF
and race Colonel Spragae second. Time
1:22.
The fourth race-fre9 handicap steepl'
chase about 81 miles-wss won by Waller
Rose second, Derby last. Time, 4:t9.
Long-Bra;sch Races
LoNG BRANCH, August 1.-The weather
Is cloudy and the attendance Is the smalles
OF the meeting. The track j. in good con
dition. The first race-JeIsey ST. Lege
sweepstakes for three.year-Olds, one ant
three quarter mDes-was Won by Ferncllile
Time, 300.
The second aace-Augu,t stakes for two
year.olds, thee quarters OF mile-wa
won by Barrett; spinaway second. Time
liza.
The third race-free handicap sweep
stakes. one and half mlles-was won b
One Dime; Ferida second, u. Lorllim
fformerly startle) third. Time, 2:4o.
The fourth race-sellipg race, one nile
was won by Belle OF the West; Anna Al
pusta second, Mammonist third, TIM
1:43t.
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New ORLEANS, August l4.-By the ex-
plosion aud sinking OF Gie steamboat Bon
ME Lee, Monday, in a.ddltion to The casual.
ties before report.J, six "roustapQuls .
and ous cabin-bJy were drowned.
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The Keene wheat syndicate.
CLOSING BUSINESS WITH LOSS OF SEVERAL
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.


CLOSING BUSINESS WITH A LOSS OF SEVERAL
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
CHICAGO, August 14.-Tbe Times to-day
publishes lengthy RESUME OF The celebra-
led Keene wheat deal, which has now been
closed out with loss TO its organizers ana
narticipants OF several millions OF dollars.
As is known, this deal was organized more
than 4 wear ago, James Il. Keene and Jesse
Hoyt being its originatOrs. With them
were associated Perry II. Smith, George
L. Dunlap and Nathan COrwlth, OF
Chicago, and u. G. Simmons and Judge
Howe, Of Kenosha. The hve last named
were allowed quarter interest in the syn
dictate, HOyt bad quarter interest, ana
Keene 4 half. The New York end assumed
entire direction Of the deal. Angus Smith,
OF Milwaukee. thought he saw good chance
in following the movements OF the syndi-
cate. and he arranged his speculationS by
theirs: and an agreement was finally ar
rived at whereby, though be was not to
share i'm the profits OF the syndicate, he
was to be guided by the syndicate. Al
one time the syndicate had bought
sixteen million bushels OF wheat. They
nronosed TO close ont the deal last May,
Int the attempt did not realize their
exDectations, and they decided 10 postpone
it until June, and by renewed purchases
force up the price and then unload. For a
time it looked as il this would succeed, but
Hazleton, Hoyt's partner here. began self
ing right aud left, and the market slld away
Now almost all their wheat has either been
shipped or sold, and the Chicago owners oil
one-quarter interest in the deal ma them
selves each from two hundred ana MY 10
three hundred thousand dollars out. What
Keen's and Hoyt's loss is cannot be estima'
ted, and Mr. Smiths loss Is estimated some
where from quarter TO hali mllilOn'
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
SEw YORK. A'Hus I4.-S0I saasn hoor I'M
changed and dsi,. WlAeat "a lie. -SHer ana mol
israIeIy active siosirls weak: asaScd red, Doc
III 90. Cora ;llGh e. better Aaa fairy active;
closing strong nnl sS1ed $50 sAr. Oals unet'
lied; nike drc!d tady lower; g. Tor No. 5. HOPS
dun and uO'a.si. yeastings. 7.ES'te. t0hee quiet
and firm 100 calrgoes, l34@l'tac; bios, 1870
lie. sugar c.ollsaged and Tiet refined trmtf
and in gooG leSa nd stAndii "a, w h V. DO"
changed ard IA MY active. lpsin hrD al 81 a. q.
sI5o Taens,pe dan an ..'er a, S4tei on VI
deece y,rle. pulled. - soc; unwa'h he'd lAts
34c T.ass, ls@35c. polas hrm. without import
snt change. Aut-meais Ma and IurI. hl'&t.,
short &. ar SIC lard b9Sted shine octtef aiss
| closed siaaaAy with ths advance lost fiErt~s
| ste1dJ. ,,..>,,or
| HA-,T,4oRE. Augusaaa.-E1Onr steady. lAisst-,
| sou hta steady and ACTIVE; western higlsc ana
| arn,: sOaiherr, sI@ s1N7; smbsr, sll2gssi;iao
sl.054: September, sl.0sb@sl Qsh; O.toter'
! adekGSl Os; NoRmber. slOoms "a .oIh i-.
seninefu while, S2v>; yellow. sac. O.J. easier
,1siern white. 3Jso; western mixed, ~. q . DC,
PROVISIONS very ig@ and uncna'stu' s"ne ti n' ~
whiskey duh si,A Exchanged fr lSiE.A tasieI' o"
aot quotably loi@er.
CINCINNATI.
! CINCINNATI. August Ii.-Fiour Gsli aud easier
fancy, So $50 1878; family. G0@si.7J
WheaI-No. . rcd wlnler hrla at els97c;' no
amber duh :. 92c; corn stronges. No; 2 mixed t,
shelled. 4 la> Oats tirmer No Dlxed, 3Oc. Po.s
strong az $3.50. Lard firm &c nc Bulk meat
firm aud quiet: shoulders, b.; ~, eisGos;,tD
Bacon lsrm .fout:eFs. SO; rlo. $500; SIDES
t0.l 2,s--sor lcose whiskey hs.a. sug.r nrn 1aS
/. uuch4I1ed. Hogs quiet; eommon, sisSt 90
light, s4.70@44.e5: pacsiag, sf.7O@$o~se
bulcasr,', 20. S09 t54O.
LOUISVILLE.
louisville, August l1.-flour quiet; .A'Tu
As.o5Geta.7 Is; choice TO fancy. s6els0.2a. Mhea
suli at sse. Corn steady NO. white, ~ sseissc.
wiXed. S9xc. oats dnlI aud unchanged. fork nfD
al $3.50 Lard firm Al Sc; Bus meats nsr'y se,l nv
ana shade higher; shoulders. sJ.2o; fihs, ts.9v
sides 1878. Bacon IN fair dem md; shoulders, 80
rio, kSI2k; sidss s0.62h. snsai e9se1 mans
lllGl2c, Whishey active aud nrm Al VI W.
ST. LOUIS.
st. LOUIS August IA Flour lower; a.a .a
exirs. ssiOatS.65; tribe extra. ~ So% st.fv
| s.nry "a G0ns5.80. wheat Opened bnner az
active; closed lower No. nd All. $50 voe ssl
aamebc' August, 0OSGolAc. september, hoff
e1re cSctoher. eiM9lhc November. svNApts
ali the year, No. rsd fsll s9sessase., 20, :. r.
!. r.li' sg,Gsic. Corn higher; Soa@soN~ essn ~
:. Insusi, 38 "a 36hs. september, SIc ostoer syn
Noyemosr, 3s@s5se. AL tbe year, Va's h'sns'
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

ARREST Oh BURGLARs-DR. DUSS's INJURY
REUNION.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Oispstch.l
AUGUST 10, 1880.
Two negroes were arrested here this
morning charged with completely In the
burgiaries noted yesterday. One Of them,
Tom Monroe. Is the one who was spotted
by Detective Wren as concerned In the rob
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
American Grain IN England.

LONDoN, August 14-The 1imeS'S fnaa~
cial article says: $50 hurried have tas
shipments been made that there are said to
be large quantities OF American grain heFe
unsold The present magnificent weather
enhances the value OF home crops and
lessons the urgency in the demand for
foreign supplies
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHANGg,

sATugtAY. stynst "a. 1850.
sALEss-1.0O0 Virgins eousois at 67E; 5000
RiebmoId aud Dinyille Bsilrgad, due 1885. at
l04; 1000 Virginia console ut 81; 10 shares Of
R'rhnoHd and DsnviIie Rs1lresd nc 761,; 10 at
76s; loaf III 30 at IT; 2J ~ ~; 10st ~; 10
st II,
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coMMIssION MERCHANTS.


COLEMAN wonTHAM. fp"iS
n Il +. WORKMAN,
general COMMISSION MERchANis'
No. Is SOUTH THIRrEESrn STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Personal attention given 10 TIE sale OF SkA ~
ToiiACCO, FLOUR, PRONisloNn' ~; na sd M, ~
] nished on the usual Ierhs'
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.EUROPEA,5 STEAMSHIP I'm
AGENCY,
SOS oMAIN STREET,

rerresenting the following 6rst-cla7y o9oaO-steam-
shlp lines: CtINkR5. INMAN, ALLAN. SMhki-
CAN. WHITE >EAR. ANCHOn. NtRHER-
-AMERIC IN. HAMBURG ~ w RhAN,
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN bjoED RED
STAR. ,,.,r,.r
tickets to and f-lsn all point. Ia sB0pe 1T lowest
rates. StaieroOIls secured IA afyai ~.
Excursion tiCk6Ls at reduced rates.
Railroad and steamship tickets 10 al ponis In the
United states and canada.
Passengers pg,s baggage called tor rlggage
checked 10 dest.nzsiOn,
Paies same r.. Iepos and senerci oiiioes Of the
lines. jrIt3mI i. W. t'AEhtk.
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RYE.-3S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT While. 32 bushels gOon ~ tlH0; 40
bushe. good at |. 10 90 bushels common M tlUJ
AZ bushels good at Sll3; 62 bushels very s2ou a,
SII5:l2e bushels goodat SLIP; 100 bushels go0h
at *l.15: 40 bushels common AZ SLID 3b3 husDeis
fair M ! Og-toial. g22 bushels Roil 81 bushels
very good Lancaster at s1.14: ii common ianc1s-
2 bushels very good Lancaster a SIZE Ef2 Dusll-
e. gOOi Lancaster at SLID lG2 good LANCASTER
bushels common Lancaster at Sl.nM lcO bushe )
common Lancaster at 81; 40 bushels very go0d
Lancaster al LA; So bushels very Dod ancist. I
AZ Sll2: 40 bushels very good Lancaster AZ
Sl.15; 400 bushels very good Lancaster ~ Sllf
! 1873 IN hcls very good Lancaster "a SLIP; 81
bushels good Lancaster ~ Sll2;. Bh Bushels very
! GOOD Lauca,ieraf SI.15: q bushelt common Ian
! caster AT SON; 2SS bushels prime Lancaster on
private terms; 30 bushels fair L9n9asttf =, W
40 bushels very good Lane ister al Fl-2f 30 bush
al, good Lancaster at II l3 30 bushels TAR miNrE
al IL. 10 4a4busnels good mixedat.A I3; 80 busis
els lair mixed al sl.Os; 70 oishes WY gooa
| private terms; 7JS bushels good mixed on private
| terms; 50 bushels very goo! An< AZ sl.O9; SO
| bushels common FuliL az 81 100 bushels prime
| Fnliz Il "A 60: $50 bu.hels fair Fn'iz NJ sl.O2
900 bu heis very good Fuliz At Sues; loO bnshei
FAIR Fulfxat slOj; 80 bushels common Fulia al
| Q7c: > bushels common bn asd JJc lao bush.
| ~, common FultZ a. i 100 bushels Ihr fuItl al
Si.O3: 10 bushels fair Fan 4a - %; % bushels
| iaIr Fulrn at SlO3: IL bushels common Fhii 81
! OOc 10 I'm hels common FuliHbi 91c.; 10 b1' D.
els common Furz at 81: 3iioushrls very good thl''
AT IL or; - bushels common sullz al Soc'S ~
bu-ncls fair Fuit2 al : lO2. = 10 bushels very GOO
Fullz 1T sl.O~; II bu,h"'. lstr ruiz ~ s%.OZ
! ~ bushels mr. Ful'z n ri.o2: 30 bush iai
| fnltZ atel.O3: lO4 bushels lnir Fnliz az $500
| as bushels tair Fuuzat Sl06SE0 bushels yery goo'
| tmli7.aI sI.OS: 20 bushels oommon fullz az ~
| so b.shels fair tutZ at S3.ps: 100 bushels Fnil
AZ ~ az. gG bu.hei- 81 Faliz ut : OF: ljt
| bushels very good Fultz a sos; - bushels com
mon fuz at 81; rs fn,hels very good tahz a
! iloHs 20 bushels good anll 80 ~ W ZeAi,hc'
| Tom White. 40 bushels very good at 81.
| 0ATs.-4O bushels y-rRgJOd winter ~ one; II
hu,h.ls good spring AT Sc. 30 bushels I'd sprln
! az jTs 46 bushels YeTNslo0d sprlng a. tOc' ~
bushels good winter al 40. 80 bushels sgd WINE
al s.c: 32S bushels ,e0G giier on PR @s terms
| l0tnJ. 6 IA bushels. ,,
| HEELS bushels cOs0mDn al zoe. ~ bu'hei
! goa. at 75c.--.otal .5-c nishels..
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POLITICAL.
f.nnrressIonnI NnmInafiens.

CINCINNATI, August 1.-THE Democrats
Of the Eighth district yesterday NOMINATED
Frank Chance for Congress.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE Republic
can Convention OF the Fifth Kentucky dis
tricf yesterday nominated Colonel Thomas
G. Burns for Congress.
Political Notes.
CoLUyErs, ONO, August 14.-Af meet
ing OF the Democratic Executive Stale Com
mittee yesterday W. l.. O'Brien, ]. g..
Thompson, and Clark Irvine were added
10 the COMMITTEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15
wO0D AND COAL

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANrHRACIrE, CUMBERLAND, siLiiNs.lEs
CJnVER HILL, NUrrALbtR1, snd ssoors
coKs. PINE spa OAK WOOD From ss $780, 80
"A. 30 Der cord. deassred. Call snd oe eons,' ,ss
20 can 10 better ihan elsewhere orders ps 49,. 49,
,,hane or otherwise promptly nnsd from sfn.s w.
~, e.7os rr,sa, opposite Theatre. or isvs SsS
street, lr III - -. ~ -
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E'OR NEW YOR k.-The old tim
J Dominion Steamship Company's s&sSt2k
s;ebgAship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
MA sal TUESDAY, August ! 7ih. at u O'Clock ".
Freight received until IL O'Clock \. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed ara goods for.
war Aed with dispatch to ali points north. south,
eaSt, and west, also, to foreign porte.
Passenger accommodations unsnrOassCf.
Cabin iare TO New York, SlE: eerage,f - ana
rs.
For freight or passage apply 70
u. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv ij-2t COmpanY's Wharf, Rockets.