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AUGUST 1.-THE following are the quotations.
,.uU srouACGo EoP FXpOHT

AUGUST 1.-THE following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LuOs.-t ommou 10 good. 1850 So.
LeGE-COmmOD, i6.50@S7; medium, SSds9
good, sIOQ$ll; fine, Sl29sli; extra fine, s!6@
$40. .oo.,. IL. .cD
$500: good, ssdS9; fine, SlO@slO75.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTU
L,g FiUtrS-Common. s3.50@s4; medium,
a. 5GdS5: good S5.5OGs6.
Lea( FiNerS.-t Oumon S3HsO %; medium,
Sans 80: good, $40 50 fine, f9GslO.
UrapDerS.-COmmOn, s7.1OMfS.5O; medium
$4,000 80: good. S9.j0@tl0; dne, bl0@tll
extra sun-cured, Sl2M 10.
BRIGHT O-MASUFACTURING.
Smokers.-Common, Ss@SlO; medium, tl0d
sl2: good. SI2G1Sl6: fne. Sl6MS20.
FitierS.-COmmOp, sOMsS: medium, tVds9
good, siGMsl2 fine, nominal. -
IVr1BDers.-ConmOu. sl0Mfl5 medium. u 5M
$40: good, s2O@ $50; hue, i40@S6O; fancy, $50
@s1j. ,. .,oo..,,
medium. sl5662O; good i22Ms2j; fine, $500
$40, extra, S45Mf5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
prlncipally ~ good old heayy-Oodled lugs aud Ken
tucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, $46s5: Kentucky River lug5, tlOd
sl2; Kentucky River leai' fl3GslS.
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plosion occurred. She says ball OF fire as
large AZ her head few right NJ. She was
not aware OF having been touched by any
OF the flying pieces OF glass, but
on the next morning small spots OF
blood were found on her nightclothes,
which blood came from two small cuts. one
on the thumb and one on the wrist. Eight
other slight cuts were found on the back OF
her fingers. The lamp was known IN the
family rs the "bsd lamp" and was not
generally used. II had been noticed that
The bottom OF the burner OF the exploded
lamp was shaped like a small frying-pan,
and that oil would in some way Get into IT,,
and IL had caused several scares. III.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


DENTISTS IN CONVENTION ~ NEW YORK
A FRIGHTFUL LOVE TRAGEDY in Nkw
YoRK-sARAToGA AND BRlGHToN-BEAcI
RAcEs-MEETIyG OF THE COMMISSION
Frs OF The NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL
ExHIBlTIoS-PoLITIC CONVENTIONS
A STEAMER BLOWN UP on RED RIVER
THE NEGRO EMIGRATION MOVEMENT
FROM THE SOUTH ABOUT TO BE RECON-
MESCED-INFANTICIDE IL PiTTsYLvA-
MA CouSTY-A BURGLARY WHICH RE.
SUITED IN TIE Loss OF $4,000 WORTH
OF BoNDs-MoRMoNs DIsFRANCHIsING
GENTILEs-MEETING OF THE EMPERORs
OF AUSTRIA AND GERMaNY-REPoRTED
LOSS OF A STEAMSHIP WITH OVER 1000
PERsoNs-AFFAIRs IN THE EAST. &C.
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Doubts About the Bcnders.
SOME OF THEIR OLD NEIGHBORs UNABLE T
RECOGNIZE TIE FREMONT PRISONERS.

SOME OF THEIR OLD NEIGHBORS UNABLE TO
RECOGNIZE THE FREMONT PRISONERS.
LA CYGNE, KAN, August l0.-Wben the
prisoners supposed 10 be the notorious Ben
der couple passed through this city they
were viewed at the der0t by W. Ii. Taylor,
well-known citizen. He identified them
as couple who were here six or seven
weeks ago. at which time be sold pair OF
shoes to the woman. The woman recOg-
nized him. They are not believed to be the
Blenders, and the arrest is regarded here as
hoax.
OswEGO. KAN, August 10.-Old settlers
say that the old man and woman arrested
at Fremont, Neb.. as old Bender and his
wife. are strangers, and DO not resemble
the Blenders. Jailer IIughey says he knew
the woman at Cape Gerard. Their identity
has not been fixed, but they are believed 10
be q couple OF tramps. They will be de-
tanned few DAYS to- await developments.
The general impression here is that the en-
tire Bender family were killed by vlgllants
before they were able to leave the county.
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Dentists In Council.

" ENTENTE CoRDIALE" BETWEEN THE ANERI-
CAN AND SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS.
New YoGK, August 1.-THE American
Dental Association this morning received
the members OF the Southern Dental Asso-
citation at Republican Hall, the latter march
ing into the hall in body under the escort
OF DrS. smith, Mills, and Townsend. DR..
Patrick. OF South Carolina, is president OF
the Southern Association.
The Southern Association was formally
presented to the presiding officer, DR.. John
Allen, who called on DR.. Amber for an
address OF welcome. The address breathed
fraternal spirit, and was heartily appauded
Dr.. Turner, OF Raleigh, n. c., replied in
similar strain.
After some routine business the joint
convention went into regular session.
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CAROLINE.
EESARSs3LE KEROsENE-0m EXPLOSION
y0LD WlIrIH sUFYicIENCy OF DETAIL.
ICnxtespon iiss ce of tie Richmo.a sAspatcbd

A Ef1HARfas3LE KEROSENE-0L EXPLOSION
ToLD wlIrgH sUFYicIESCy OF DETAIL.
fco<fespon ,ies.ce OF tlse Richmond Isspatchd
PENOLS, August IL, 1880.
Lsst Sunday night 4. X. Heywood's
daughter, about twelve years old, who was
alone 10 be- room, was Ia the act Of forming
down the sick In her lamp when il tx
ploded. Her knotber beard the explosion
and sbriek ass% exclaimed, "Oh, my e6fld,
my child" Her father ran 10 her room,
and about the ilspe he reached the head
OF The stairs the Giie girl came out and
immediately said, II Ma, / am not burnt"
rbe oil was tbeu bu3Sing on the mantel for
asout two feet In length and foot high.
Esxs OF fire half as large a. mans fist were
fzfssg to the hearth. On examination, after
uae ere was extinguisLed. the lamp was
iouna TO have been broken pos. ,ibiy in hun.
ureas " pieces. Some OF them were upon
Tue beo which was about TO be u.ed, some
u9der ", and others scattered over Ia o floor.
The little girls account Is that whel., she
went 10 her room she did not carry q lie ut,
but lighted tue lamp already there; tha.'
when she was done with IL and was turning !
II down she saw blue fame run down by
the side OF tie tube into the lamp. She
says she then at once let 90. which doubt. |
less Is true, but just at That moment the ex- !!
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Connecticut RepubIIcan Convention

HARIfORD, August Il.-Inc hepuDucH0
State Convention organized to-day by the
election Of Hon. Augustus Brandagee, OF
4 New London, as president. After the usual
routine business The Convention proceeded
to ballot for Governor.
When two ballots bad been taken without
a choice, n motion was made and carried 10
nominate II. Il. Bigelow, OF New Haven, by
reclamation.
General W. II. Bulkley. also Of New
Haven. was then nominated by reclamation
for Lieutenant-Goyernor, and the COnyen-
ton took recess.
Georgia Politics.
ATLANTA, Ga. August 1.-THE Demo-
cratic State Convention this morning nomi-
mated Clifford Anderson. OF Bib county.
for Attorney.GeneraI: ID. n. Spear, OF
Troup county, for Treasurer; William A.
Wright, OF Richmond county, for Comp
trolIer, and Y. G. Barnett, OF Baldwin
county, for Secretary OF State.
The Convention adjourned to-day. The
minority Of the body have called meeting
for tonight, aud they will issue an address
to the people OF the State.
The Republican State Central Committee
has called a State Convention TO meet in
Atlanta on the eth OF September to nOmi-
nate state and electoral ticket.
Tennessee Democratic Convention.
NASHVILLE, August 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention this morning adopted the
two-thirds rule in voting for a candidate for
Governor, and then adjourned until 9
Z. VI.
Congressional Nominations.
CINCINNATI, August 1.-The Republicans
Of the Eleventh district renominated Mr..
Neale for Congress. The Republicans OF
the Tenth district nominated james b. Rice.
The Democrats Of the Sixteenth district
have nominated Colonel J. +. ChareswOrth.
ST. LOUIS. August 1.-THE Democrats OF
the First district have nominated VI. l..
Clardy for Congress.
CINCINNATI, August 11.-General James
G.. Robinson was nominated for Congress
to-day by the Republicans Of the Ninth DIS
trict.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 1.-THE
Democratic Convention to nominate con-
gres,iOnal candidate for this Ohe SecOnd)
district met at Greenvile yesterday.
large number OF ballots were taken, and
the Convention adjourned until to-day.
This afternoon II. A. Herbert, the present
representative, was nominated by acclama-
ton, the names Of Messrs. SandfOrd and
Gilchrist being withdrawn.
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A PAINTERS TERRIBLE FALL.-At Al
toona, Pa, Monday last, a painter named
James L. Wills, who was painting The
spoutng at the Globe Hotel, sixty feet
from the ground, had jumped twice across
the opening between The roofs Of the two
wings Of the building, beneath which was
a court. Not needing the warnings OF a
fellow-workman, on the third attempt 10
Jump over his feet slipped, and he fell into
the court below, his head striking the pave
ment. HIS skull was fractured, and he
died after few conyulSive gasps. His
brother met an almost similar death by a
fall from one OF the Philadelphia centennial
buildings IriSI6 while painting.
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CINCINNATI WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT IT'S
CENsUs.- Cincinnati, o., August 10.-The
Chamber OF Commerce to-day appointed a
committee TO inquire after The manner in
which the census OF this city has been taken
and to ask for new enumeration if need
ed. The Enquirer and Gazette show that
upon the basis furnished by the vote OF 1876
and former presidential votes the enumera-
ton OF Cincinnati gives but five and one
half persons TO each voter, while those O
Boston. New York, and Chicago give oven
seven TO each voter.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY August IL, Isl
Couutry Produce.

BskspGE: zoe. n p. 200
Batter. Prime 10 choice yellow, lse2Oc. isif
20 good l4dl5c.
city mills. .,,,,.
ehsrries. llGl2c.; raspbergics, 10000.
EsGt.ers: Price nye-goose, 40 Gi5c.: common.
25c.
Ray: Virginia timothy, 9oc.@97s; clover eOt@
Soc. -
PotaissS: irisl.-New Rose, So 80 Rharrel.
Roots: Ginseng, 90e.@sl 9 h.; Seneca free oil
tops, 40c. = n.
Lard: Country. 7%@S,s
kps: zoe. n busht
SvDsac: Prime. I3c.
BaLed StrGW: 85G4Oc.
TutIOto: 5I6sc. q n
Wool; Washed. 4O@4lc.; unw<Led. soc. BURY
wool will bring NON 70 DC. v I'd less INN sDo't
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cemsnt: Rose.asle, sl.50 q barrel; james
h' x,,,, Agricultural, s@IOe y busnel; Rock And
sj.i5aslZ5. according TO qsantity; Jointer
canisningl, 81 is; Glenn's Falls e5@S0c.
Plaster: Lumo- - rs; groune' ss' eAieinec
plaster. = .t ee@ s,se 81 2s@ts.5o.
DRY Goods.
prtnts: Merrimack. 7c.: Merrimsck snirtins
&c. Ricnmend' e south Bridge, s SGfi ao se
| iJunueis, 7c.; Aliens. 6xe. Manchester. &c
washington osic.; Nallery fins, &c M-hors ru,'
kIc.: simpson Black, 6Tc.; Harmony, oxc'; Ash
an srs sS' o. csitcns Manchester X A., osc. Mar
chester "A e. A., 6'se.i kovApr'sg. - IL
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Fight with Indians.

DENVER, Coll, August IA Santa Fe
dispatch says Colonel GrierSon, by forced
march on August 9Th OF siXiy-tiyc miles in
twenty.one hours, headed off the indians
on their way North. and on the 9th re-
pulsed several OF their advances without
loss near Rlttlesnake Springs. The In
dians' loss was heavy. The canons are
guarded, and they can get no water.
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GentiIes DISTINGUISHED I'm Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, August II.--The Nor
mon Returning Board OF Beaver county
has thrown out the votes Of several Gentle
precincts, thus defeating the State sheriff
elect on the Liberal ticket. Some OF the
Gentle voters who have had their votes
thrown out have resolved TO refuse to pay
taxes in consequence OF this disfranchSe-
mpnt.
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Heavy Rains In North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, n. c., August 1l.-fleayy
rain fell throughout this section last night
and to-day, and still continues. Planters
and others here from several neighborins
counties to-day say the cotton prospect has
materially changed within the past week,
some estimating the damage to the crop a
HIGH as fifty per cent.
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The Negro Exodus TO be RcSune d.

ST. Louis. August 11.-Charles II. Taudy.
president Of the Colortd Relief Board OF this
city, has adviceS that 10000 negroes will
emgrate from Mississippi aud Louisiana
within the next two months, and will ar
rive here zen route to Kansas and other
northern States. About forty per day for
the past month have been cared for here by
the Board and forwarded to their various
destinafiOnS
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DR.. Tanners Diet.

NEW YORK, August 1l.-Dr. Tanner Is
in good health and spirits to-day. His
breakfast this morning consisted OF eighteen
.tewed oysters, three crackers, and eight
ounces Of milk. He ate n piece OF water
melon at intervals, and for dinner took If
teen stewed oysters.
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Nall srRrEr YEsTERDAY.

NEW YORK. AUGUST 1.-THE POStiS hnanclai ar
tice sa,S: The stock 'hange markets are n, ne,
ouic, Uni'ed states 1 per cents stand ttrOhgF ~
i0glGl 10. and choice railroad nNes,mth,S sre
v,ry strong There l. also cond!eEt bh'lhg o. lhit
class Of bonds, which are good, but are nov WHY
Lnown TO be So The SOCK market was
weak at the opening. but almost immeGla'e,y
became strong. and hos so continue up 10
he lime that we WRITE The rise IN prices
ranging from 1 to Ia per cent. me "short
Interest" In the market has been ai2p,y inGrtds'u
recently The active stocks To-day are fIt, mum
hai and -. Joseph. Wabash. NoihW"'l hd,"ahh,c
and -. Paul, Delaware, Lackawanna ana "ts,eIh,
and Jersey Central. Money on call IS Z&G5 per
cent on .,ocks aud 2M2H per ccut on uulttu ac'
b0uds Time loans are % 20 ~ per cent il'"e
msrcart tile pauer Is IM5 per cent. 10,
The following quotations were current 10 'iiy 40,
Tinted STATES = per cent, 1913; Unlten Stdts
~ per cents. hN1ll&: New JepGy t.,nirrni'
I'd: ONO and Misiss ppi. 33h: fI,e, 42A M1.nl-
"a, Central. 90; Hannibal aud 81 Joseph; . - /,
lake shore. lOs1; Northwest, 1904 N0r,h"ts1
preferred. =; Iron Mountain, 5Gh; Rock ls'anu'
-: - Paul sgi.: -. Pau. preferred, = wa
h,,b ST. Louis nd pacific Az; wabash, II L, ~ I,
and Pacific preferred. 72.; Kan as ana IeSas
Western Union Telegraph, lO7; I. {. ahu l. '''
725: Pacific Mall, 4lB.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August ll.-Yireina 6's. i,ier.ed,
~: cnnso,s. 56<: past-due coupons sSA ne"
i6.4O's, Alb: 1910 coupons S3s BID iO-'I'y'
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Mr.. Joseph Bryan and Miss Mary Woold-
bridge. Of Richmond, sailed from Baltimore
for Halifax. n. S., on the 10th.
J.R. Jones is appointed postmaster at
Boydton, Mecklenburg county, Va, uice
Mary T.. Jones, deceased.
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BY THIEVES; ONE CAPTCRED-THE RAINS
AND THE CROPS.
Correspondence Of the Richmoud DsDatch.l
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, Va
August 10, 1850. !
Our quiet little village was visited last
night by two desperate thieves, who en-
teied the cO0k-roOm o. Mr.. q. ii. SOuthall,
and then tried TO enter his diningrOom but
were frightened of They also visited the
dwelling Of Rev. j. w. Blincoe and got
some clothing. They then visited Cap
tain WeisigeI's dwelling, but were fright
ened of. They succeeded in robbng seye-
raj chicken coops aud hen-nests in and
around the village. Search was made for
them, aud they were overtakcn between
this place and Jetersyille about II or !
O'Clock. One OF them was captured, but
the other fought like Turk and made good
bis escape. Several shots were fired at
him. but none took effect. The one
captured had in bis possession lot
OF ladies' and gentlemen's clothing, chick
ems, and small bar d-satchel, which contain
ed two pair of children's new shoes. The
other one was armed with siDgle-tarrelled
shotgun and revolver. The gun was taken
from hlm. The one captured gave bis name
a. George Lindsay, and said he lived in
Bristol, Tenn, and that he had been 10
Richmond with Mr. Goodman, who was
"A horse-drOyer. He also said that he did
not know his companion that he only got
with him yesterday evening. He is now in
gail awaiting bis trial. Several gentlemen
are yet searching for the escaped thief, and
II Is to be hoped that they will succeed in
capturing him.
The ram on last Tuesday evening came
most opporiunely. The late corn and to-
baCOe, recently worked, were suffering, and
The pastures were dryiug up. Some Of toe
milI-posds bad failed. The rain continued
for several days, and the farmers SCENE d to
mink that they had too much o. a good
ching.
There eyas another good shower this eve
hLsg. RaJPH.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

4 dispatch TO the LlOyds from Alden says
Upwards Of 1000 passengers and the crew
were drowned by the laundering OF the
steamer Jcddah on the Sth Instant on Cape
Guardani. The vessel was bound from Sim
papore TO Jeddah The Jeddah belonged
10 the Singapore Steamship Company. She
was built at Dumbarton, Scotland, and was
an iron screw steamer, $50 feet long, with
tonnage OF 993 and gross OF l,5il tons.
A CONTRADICTORY REPORT.
LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Alden TO the Reuters Telegram Company
saws: "The steamer Jeddah. which ner
master abandoned, did not founder, as ne
reported. She was picked up ana towed
into Alden last night by the steamer Ante
nor"
HALIFAX. August 1.-THE Anchor Line
steamer Acadia, lowed in Yesterday by the
steamer Cameia, was picked up 2io miles
southwest OF Halifax.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
LONDON, August ll.-An acciaent DC
curred today on the Midland railway De-
tween Leeds and Lancaster, where pas
senoer train left the rails. Seven persons
were killed and twenty injured.
The war In Afxhanistan.
cAypABAR sURRoUyDsD KHAN's MOVE
MENTs.
LoSpoy. August ia dispatch iron
O1tttnb says: "Candahar Is surrounueo
6y large numbers Of trlbesmen, VINO W '"e''
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, y. Y, August 1.-THE
weather to-day is clear and hot. The at
tendance is good and the track fast. The
first race was for a purse OF $500, for two
wear oIds, OF which $50 10 the second horse.
Five furlongs. Pools sold as follows : Bran
baIetta. $3.50; Booliack. $500; Jewelry,
$500: Hermit, $3.50; Gift, SO; Lucy
Walker. So. Brambaletta won, Bo0liack
second, and Hermit third. Time, 1:O4.
Second race-mle and five hundred
yards-purse 800, for all ages excepting
Luke Blackburn. OF which so to second.
Pools sold as follows Gabriel, 500; f..
Lawrence. $500; Cammie F., $50; jim
Beck, 500; field-Mamie Fields and Go
Forth-S100. The race was won by Ga
briel, with Cammie +. second, and Jim
Beck third Time, 2:16.
Third race-mile and sixty yards-purse
$3.50. OF which $50 TO second horse. Pools
sold as follows: thurman. 5000; UtiIta,
500: Clarendon, $50; Jericho. SS5; Flo
renee B.. so ield-Pacitic, Bonnie Cas-
tie, and Democrat, $50 The race was won
by Utiita. with THURMAN second, Jerlcb
third Time, 1:4S4.
The fourth race (steeplechase), purse
$500, of which 800 to the second course
about mile and a half. Pools sold: Faus-
tina and Disturbance. $50: ticld--Derby,
AndaX, Wayfarer, Rose, and Lizzie Ball,
$50. The Steepechase was won by Dis
turbance, with Faustine second. Wayfarer
third, Derby fourth. Time, 1903.
Brighton Beach Races.
BRlGHTON BEACH, August 1.-THE first
race Yesterday OF one mile was won by New
York Weekly, with Krupp Gun second, and
posolio third Time 1.15
In the second race OF mile and quarter
Brighton won. Vanilla coming IN second,
and Buster third. Time, 2:l14.
The third race, for all ages, OF mile and
a furong, was won by Belle OF the West,
with Boardman second. and Babcock IL Co.'s
chestnut geIding third. Time, l:57a.
The fourth race, handicap hurdle, mile
and half. over six hurdles, was won by
Ventilaior, Ohio Boy coming IN second, and
Devon third. Time, 2:j3s.
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stenmboat INSPECTORS TO be Arrested.

NEW YORK, August II.-Messrs. Jayne
and Matthews, local steamboat inspectors,
not having paid any attention To the indict-
ments found against them in connection
with the SeawaEhaka disaster, United
States Commissioner Shields has issued
bench warrants for their arrest. Mr.. Wall,
the president Of the steamboat company,
who Is one Of those indicted. came to the
commissioners office prepared to give bail.
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The New Northumberland Coming
IIome.

LIVERPOOL, August l1.-HOrace Maynard,
late United States Minister at Constantine
ple, sailed in the British steamer Aleppo TO-
duy for Boston.
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Hy Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August 1l-Eoon.- STOCKS lrr,su-
lsr Money on call 2HG3 per eenL fNchohSe-
Long ASH; short, 1884 SAFE Donds dUI'' "o''i"'
Eeen,mg.-Money, 2G3 per cent. Exc ,'t,'
4s2S Governments quiet ana gtuera'y slsau ,
new BE. 1929: a. per Gems Ill I pr '''''
1904. Stlies dull and nOnina'.
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COMMERCIAL.
,pN AND FIOIIR EXCHANGE.

RrCnMOND, August IL 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WuRAT-H fUe. 45G bushels. Red, s,l6s bush
els.
COEN.-JV white. 725 bushels.
OATs.-26S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuFAT.-II Waite. IL bushels fair AT ~ Os ~
bushels apon AT Slip: "a bushels fair al sl'iu
SO brsftis common AT 97c.; ~ bu.ne.s RoOu a'
Sll3: I4O bushels very good on lrlFait teIin'
total 456 bushels. Ref i32 bushels g0Oh Lancis-
rer AZ 81 IS: 36S bushels fair Lancaster ~ SILL
SO bushels good Lancaster at si.l3' 81 ou1neis
good Lane ser at SIP; 80 bushels common Ian,
cae,cr Al SI.O5: 40 bushels fair Lahclslsr, AT
$40: 400 bu,hcls very good Lancaster 81 sl.I4
40o bushels common Lancaster at II; % Dusht's
very GOOD mixed at Sll5; 700 bushels good mixed
on ,rIyat~ terms: $50 bushels prime fnl'z ~
tI.ll: 100 bushels very good Fniz 81 ~ 20
hu.hrls good Fuuz ~ Sl0S; 2GG Dush'Is gVcu
Furz Al Sl.O7: "A bushels good FuIlL AZ sluo
46s bushels far FuliZ at Sl.O5i 40 bushe com.
mon FultZ at 81: ~ bushels common RUIZ al
one: i o bushels common Fullz al 9Oc' Az oush-
81, common Fui al Sjc.: 30 bushels common
Tpltz m zoe: 32 bushels common RUIZ ~ QUO
S36 bushels fair Futz al 81. O3; $50 bushels cOH-
mon Fulrz ~ g7c-tOlai. go q bushels. go
CORN-U White. 26 bushels very COCO ~ DOC 9ou
bnshp's good on unvile terns-tolai, $40 Dnshel':
OATs-l3O bushels good sDiin@ al 5sr' o.
bushels very good winter NJ 47c.-total loZ push'
els.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. August l 1, 1850.
SALEs-1 share Of Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road stock at 764; 10 shares of Richmond and
Danylle Railroad stock al II.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. asked.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Disaster the Indian Ocean.

THE STEAMER JEDDAH FOUNDEREn-0VERO ONE
THOUSAND PILGRIMS DROWNED.
LONDON, August IA Reuters tele-
gram from Alden reports that the steamer
Jeddah. from Singapore, foundered of
Guardani on the S'h with 9j3 pilgrims for
Jeddah. All on board persisted except the
CAPTAIN, his wife, the chief engineer, chief
officer, an engineer, and sixteen natives,
who were picked up and brought to Alden
by the steamer Scindla.
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a DIsfressin- Case Of Drowning.

MITCHELL POINT.. y. j., August IL
Euzbas Jeuning, a married man twenty
three years OF age, was drowned while bath
ing This morning. He went out upon The
bav in boat with his newly-marrled wife
and went in swimming. He was seized
with cramps and sank before The eyes OF
his agonizrd wife. His cries were heard
from the shore, but too late to bring assist
ancp
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NEW ORLEANS, August 1.-THE steam
boat Bonnie Lee, hence Saturday for Red
river with $50 tons Of assorted merchandise,
blew UP and sank Monday evening at Lone
wall landing. JEFF. Per>ey, the second clerk,
was killed. and Il lille son OF Mr.. McDer-
mott is missing. The boat is a total loss.
She was valued at $4,000, and insured in
Cincinnati for 5000. The value OF her
cur0o' i unknown