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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-03
National Board of steam Navigation

NORFOLK, Va, September AT the
meeting OF the National Board OF steam
Navigation to-day letter was read from
Surgeon. General Hamilton, OF the United
States Hospital Marine Service, urging the
passing Of law compelling the examlna-
ton of all seamen before shipment. He
further suggested the establishment OF
national snug harbOr for worthy seamen
and officers who are permanently disabled.
Resolutions were adopted recommending
the establishment Of such refuge for dis
abled seamen, as the Surgeon.General sug-
gested, aud also favoring national encour-
agement Of a regular system OF training for
the navy as well as for our mel camille ma
rine. so that our own shipping may be COM
mensurate with the dignity and needs OF
the country.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the
passage by Congress Of law TO regulate
compulsory piotage on coastwise vessels,
and 10 establish uniform system OF rates
and regulations.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M TELEGRAPH TO THE DESPATCH

NoMrNATfoNs-TREATY
WITH THE SOUTHERN uTEs-FEaYANDo
WOOD STILL HL-PoLtTIcAL coSvEN'
TIoNs--pRoCEEDINGs OF The NATIONAL
BOARD OF STEAM NAviGATIoN--A GRAND
DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE AT ALBANY N
Y; LETTERS FROM GENERAL HANCOCK
AND HON. ". ". ESGLIsH-sTRIKE OF The
coTT0N-oPERATlvEs-THE JEANNETTE
GIVEN UP FOR LosT-TERRIBLE BRIDGE
ACCIDENT IN SPAIN; sIxTy-ErGHT SOL
DIERs DRowNED-THE MovEME n 7
AGAINST THE ENGLISH HOUSE OF LORDS
THE FIGHT AGAINST RELIGIOUS coSGRE-
CATIONS IN FRANCF--A BRITISH STEAMER
FoUSDERED WITH ALL on BOARD.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 3I.-In Kentucky leaf there is some lit.
te business I'm progress, but particulars sin kept
secret Prices are very strong, and In Instances
higher. Virginia leaf SHOWS better demand, The
Wrappers Seed.leaf is In very fair demand. sales
$50 hogsheads Kentucky leaf at 4@ l2he.: 45o
cases 1879 New England at ll425c.; 800 cases
1870 PENNSYLVANIA on private terms; 1872 eases
1875 Ohio at llml3c.; 400 bale Havana at s2c
@sI.l5. The quotations for Virginia leaf are !:
Dark-Common Tugs al 4@4Hc.; good lnys al 41tg
wrappers at 9@l4c. Brighl-Common mahogany
at / GA &c.; good mahogany at l5@2Oc; nne ma
hogsny al 25M45c.: common bright at l5@20c.;
good bright at 25@35c.; fine bright at 35@40c. :;
extra bright at 45@60c. Smokeri-Brightcommo
III Sia I2c. good at l2@l7c.; tine at l7g2z'Sc.-
ToUruaI Of Commerce.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

AUGUST 31.-Scotch pg--The movement since
our last report has been In moderate quantities and
al prices that have not varied, Notwithstanding The
continued strength Of the foreign markets. Ameri-
can pig Is moving out only moderately, but Is held
steady 10 price. Wrought scrap Is held firm aud
demand fair. Rails continue IN some little deIns nd
American pig at s27.5OGs29; No. 2 at s23
@s2i, and forge at S20@sll. Scotch pig at
s25 for Glengarnock; No. J shots at 500
cheirie, aud $24 for Egnton. English steel
rail, are quoted at s62@t63, al d American steel
az S6OM$65 at mills; old rails at SX7hOdS2S for
@T.r ana s29GS}O for q. h. Wrought scrap at
s27@s2s, ex ,hip, and $50 from yard.-Jo~rndt
of
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

ArcUsT 3l.-Beeves- Receipts, sixteen car.
loads or 259 head, all western steers. ana %
a,roc, 10 a cIty Wholesale slsughterer Nothing 90.
nc en- The csttIe-pens Dressed BEEF had Ialr cal
NJ bGl6c ~ for Texas sid >, and az $50 ffe' ior
native sides. selected sides going TO nc.
caiues-Arriyals this morning Z2O head, scarce
~ enonsh FOR The demand aud the market was un-
commonly lrm al 4hd6he. p n. for common 20
good veas 6ka7c. for prime and ezra , YEAS a"'
SLss,, and Lambs.-Receipts eleven car ioads: or
Q zoo head; all wanted and quickly sold very iul,
n,ices Including common to good sheep NJ 4goc. =,
mutton steady Mt ga Sc. D n; dressed lambs scnVe
and firm at 7Gec. $780,, ,n,. or e,1
Soine-Recep,s thirteen car loads, or y, 20 81.
wss,srn and State TO be sold alive. slaneh,srer.
were bearins the market, and sellers were lorceo
ss,arn AZ M average, At t5.l5 p 100 Ds, aud
ia1 western. l6s ne, at Is 05. Really good W.
hos. The dealers saw. coald be sold ~ 9o.4o ioo
hs-JOurnal If Commerce.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER q. 1850.
ARRIVED

AHHItEOs
steamer City Of Richmond. Clifford, Norfolk
United states mail, merchandise, and passengers,
Steamship Wysnoke, Couch. New. York. mer.
chandise and passengers, George w. Allen Co..
agents.
schooner Mary Price, Candy. Washington, coal;
schooner Alice Curtis. North. Baltimore, salt,
Davenport 4 Morris; We sci. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Roaming Sea, Wrofen. Norfolk. logs,
Richmond Ce1ar. Works: vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Lucy WheatIey, SippIe, New York, rail.
rosd-iron. Tredesar Company.
schooner Pocahontas, kendrick, Norfolk, BARRELS
schooner Veto. -, New York, salt. Davenport
Morris.
Schooner Arthur Burton. Coombs. Boston ria
Norfolk. merchandise, to master.
Schooner Alice, Anderson, Portsmouth,, lumber;
vessel, Buck Christian.
SAILED.
Schooner George Y. Bowdoin. Phillips. Baltimore
uid City Point. lumber. Curtis Parker.
schooner Dick Williams. Wiliets, Philadelphia,
granite; vessel, Buck a Christian.
Schooner A. ROBBERS n, Adams, Aikea's, gram;
vessel, Buck q Christian.
schooner Knots Creek, Aiken's. grain; yes'e',
schooner CohhaIn, Gorden. Aiken's, grain vessei
ENTERED.
Norwegian bark sidop, Tobiassen, Europe. Ia
ballast; vessel, Buck Christian.
Norwegian bark Thomas s. Faiek, Hansen, grain,
Dunkrk, France; vessel. Buck Christian.
BY telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS. September 2.-The cracking OF
her main shafts viii delay for ten days the ste1m-
ship Cily Of Mexico, which cleared for Vera Cruz
yesterday.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER l.-Priees to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Catte-Yery best. 4k@41c.; good, 4@4tsc.'
medium or fair qullity, 3Am 4c. ordinary, 3d 3tc
Calves 464l4c. sheep, 44a4Ac. Lamb, o@5sc.
Hogs. 6x@7lic. Cows and calves: f2O@s35
The miarket this week was fairy supplied with
cattle the offerings consisting mostly Of medisms,
with bui few good ones offering, the demand for
which was greater than The supply, aud some buy
ers mad 10 send elsewhere for supplies. The market
was quite active throughout, most or The offerings
being closed out. ,
calves I'm good supply and In moderate demand.
good ones sell readily. ,
Hog I'm demand with but few arriving
COWS aud calves IN better demand Than for several
weeks. nrime ones being scarce aud higher Ca
reffe
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, September 2, 1880.
Couutry produce.

Country produce.
Beeswdz: 20@20kc. - D.
Butter: Prime TO cnolce yellow, lS@20c.; fair
" Corn Corn ned: &c. p bushel for country: zoe. for
~ Drte aii Fruit: Apples, s@5c; blackberies. 5@
6l,c.; cherries, l2(Gloc.; raspoerrles' logZVc'
FsSthers: Prime nve-goose. 4O945c. common.
Piarsesd: 81 = bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, sl@sl.05; clover, 500
02 oats: Baled. s5c@9oc
Pof0toes. lrish-New Rose, $3.50 ebarrel 600
'G Roofs: Ginseng, sOc@sl ? d.; Seneca free of
Lard: Country: S@sSc.
Rye: 70@75c. y bushel.
saIed Strd'o: s5@iOc.
TnLLoto: 56l5kc. p N.
Wool: Washed. 40@41c; unwsshed, 2Sc.
BURY wool will bring from 10 SC. D % less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.dale, $3.50 p barrel; James
h linz: Agricultural, s@lOc. q busnel; Rocssnd,
sl.i56Si.Z5. according TO auantlty; Jointer
tfnishing), s1.15; Glenn's Falls, s5@90c.
Plaster: Lumn. "a rs; groan', W; caicined
plaster &16o@s l.75:
Tar: Large size. S329Gs3.5O.
Dry Goods.
prfnts: Merrimack 7c: Merrimack shifting,
Sc. Richmond, O.; south Bridgei &c; P1einc'
r..
nfnn,nel,s. exc; Aliens. 6<c.: Manchester, &c.
Washington, 6Hc.: Nallery PINK, &C.; Mallory Pur-
pie, 7c.; simpson Mourning, &C.; simpson Grey
7c.; Simpson Black, 6xc; Harmony, &C.; Ash
'i BrS 9Tp Cofons Manchester A., 5kc.: Man
f r. s%e. james e. River o. o. 5,Ic James River
k. K, 6kc.; James River A IL H.. eye james
River standard A d. D. 74e ~, 'rSn pocn *;
n s,6 sS S S1estSgs PeDpere io 25 An
RlS1cssd Shfrtiacs AMI Sheetfnos: New York
Mills. l2kc.; Wamsutta, 12c. Dayol, Toe; An
droscoggin, L., &C.; Fruit OF the Loom lOc.; FOR
restdaie, &C.. Hero A, S$c.; Pelham Sc; Qulne.
hang. &c Hone "A. SC. Eclipse Al &c.; Security
4, &C. Pepperell l0-f, 27sc. 49,.
"Gin0hdm ,.-Plunket, lOc.; White Mannfactur-
Tick, Conestoga A. A., l2c.; Conestoga e; c
A.. dc; Conesloga O. r., l5c.; Conestoga Pre-
MUM, 7kc.: Conestoga II. f., lsc, Off,,
SIIrtina Stripes; Sheridan "a" &c.; sneri'
'a Ero,on Drills: Graniteville, s%c.; stark, &c.
Pepperee, &C.; R9e G.Y Ia Al R SS &c.
Cotton Piaids: Ottawa, sH-; Toledo vc'
oI Tors,f JeGrIs: Rocspart, SC.
Cdm6rics. Flat Fjld. &C.: Piper. &c.
Drugs, Dyestuns. Oils, ks.
zic LIT ts.ho "a gallon.
| Concentrated Lps: e3.2o9eA case lou
| dozen.
CocktnsaI: 90c. p n.
Extract NJ Lo1io0od: TIC.
| IndfQO: flM$l.10.
Nader: l5c.
| Al 40. whale 70c.; straits. 56G60c,: Labrador
cod oil. 50@8oc.; lard. 75c.: sweet, ~ dozen
best salad. $3.50; castor, sl25 gallon; virgni,
Iubricating, 5UG5Oc., ksroeene, ls-.' casn, "a
Ion.
Roots: Ginseng, Gee; seneca, without top, sse
l6c. 800 r.s -. a..
/ American. 3t014c.
Spirits TsrDsnffns: 4oc.
Foreign Fruits aud Candy.
| CANDY. l3@l4c. = n.
| Ismo;,s: Messina. t4.50@t6 y bex.
| Oranges: : None In martet.
groceries. nc.
| po.ou i. shoulders, 7xc.; clear rib-sides- l0kc.
,,sbeds lOKc.: Virginia shoulders, 6@osc.
viisinis hoe-round. 7@7xc. yirginix hama arg
s@Ioc.. small l0Gl le.; suear-eured. l29l2te
nis,r hams. ll@l1jsc. Stock Light. Canvased bans
l3@l3tc.
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t.YNCHRTTRG.

THE BROKEN SCAFFOLD-C0NDlTIoN OF THE
WOUNDED-ELECT1ON OF PUBLIC SCHOOL
TEACHERs--FUNERAL OF YOUNG GADDEss-
THE READJUSTER NOMINEE AND Mr.. TUCK.
FR-POLICE sTATIsTICs-"T YREANNA," &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]
SEPTEMBER ., 1880.
By the fall OF the caffeld at the house Of
Mr.. +. NJ. Darlington on yesterday three
other persons besides Mr.. Brown suffered
injury. These were Mr.. Daniel Coney
and Samuel Graham (white) and cOlOred
man named Charles Allen. The injuries
received are said not TO be critical in any
case, and all OF the wounded men are doing
well to-day.
At meeting OF the School Board held
Yesterday afternoon Miss Virginia Britton
was elected TO the position OF teacher in the
MOnroe-Street school, made vacant by the
resignation OF Miss Rucker. Miss Amelia
Perry (c0lOred) was elected teacher In the
Polk-Streei school. She was pronounced by
Professor Montgomery, during the recent
session OF the Normal school, 10 be one OF
the best teachers under his tuition.
During the month of August the sum OF
Sl96, 060 was collected by the United States
Revenue Department in this city.
The Corporation Court-Judge Garland
presidlng-began IFS regular monthly ses-
sion on yesterday. The first case undertaken
was that OF the Commonwealth rs johnson,
the negro charged with throwing vitriol
upon his wife. The jury has not yet pro-
nounced its verdict
The funeral services Of Charles Gaddess,
who was killed by accident near Mathis on
Tuesday, took place at st. PauPs church
Yesterday afternoon in the presence OF a
large congregation. An affecting discourse
was delivered by Rev. 4. NJ. Carson.
IL is arranged that services at the newly
opened chapel near the Falr-Grounds shall
begin on next Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Gregory
will conduct the morning exercises, and in
the. afternoon Rev. Mr.. Carson, OF st.
Paul's, Will preach and make statement OF
the circumstances under which work Is be-
gun again at the chapel. These are under
stood to be in the highest degree favorable
and encouraging. The chapel has never
yet been definitely named, but will now
probably receive a suitable designation.
Ii is stated that Frazier, the Readiuster
candidate for Congress, nominated by the
Convention Of Tuesday last, gave out while
ia the city that he intended to make kind
OF personal canvass against Mr.. Tucker.
One Of the city papers warns Dir. Frazier
against any such course, and intimates to
him that il he persists in ii he will be " sat
down on" both by the public and by Mt.
Tucker.
There were los arrests made by the police
during August, including Sc for disturbing
the peace, l6 for larceny, and 10 for assault.
There were also 81 violations OF the city
ordinances.
"Tyreanna was offered for sale OF auc-
ton yesterday, but taken in on bid OF
about $4,000
Everybody is becoming reconciled TO the
new Belgian pavement and the city rail-
road. TELEPHONE.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, September 2, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 1872 bushels: OF which 80 BUSH
els were re-exhibttd. Red, 5,732 bushels; OF which
l,194 bushels were re-eXhibited.
CORN White, 952 bushels.
OATS.-l.476 bushels.
RYE.-4Z bushels.
MEAL.-64 bushels-re.eXhiblted.
ORCHARD-GRAss SEED.-l0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 292 bushels prime at $l.l1:
200 bushels very good AT S1.05: 80 bushels good
on private terms 80 bushels falr at 81 :O2 40
bushels common at tl-total, 654 bushels: Red,
AZ bushels prime Lancaster az 5l:lO; l3s bushels
very good Lancaster at Sl.09; 40 bushels good
Lancaster at Sl.06; IA bushels good Lancaster AZ
Sl.O5; 20 bushels common Lancaster az 81; 90
bushels common Lancaster at 90c.; 164 bushels
prime mixed at Sl10; 100 bushels very good
mixed on private terms; So bushels good mixed at
common mixed at Al; 80 bushels very good FutZ
at Sl.O7: 80 bushels good FuliZ at fl.O6; $50
bushels good FultZ at 81 .O3 10 bushels good
FuiZ at 81 OF; 242 bushels fair Futz at 81 l2O
bushels fair fulfZ at $50. 244 bushels common
Fultz at 95c.: 24S bushels comm0H FuiZ at 90c.;
~ bushels common Fuliz at Csc. 10 bushels COM
mon FutZ at 7Oc.; 8 bushels common FuiZ at
60c.--t0ta. 2,7l 8 bushels.
CORN White. 500 bushels prime on private
terms; 102 bushels very good at 5bc.-totai, 9OZ
bushels. -
OATs.-ss bushels prime winter at 60c.; 200
bushels ixed spring on private terms; so bushels
prime spring at 40c.; l4S bushels good spriDg al
3Sc total, 400 bushels.
RYE.-42 bushels very good on private terms:
ORCHARD-GRAss SEED.-1O bushels ON private
terms.
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CROCKERY. GLAsswAkk.~ c.
DOWN THEY GOl

100 TIN TOILET SETS jos: received, TO he sold
at from 10 to rs per cent. less than regular
price.
Great bargains In sILvER-PLATED ICE
PITCHERS.
poRcrLAIN.LINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap.
TOILET WARE and bOusE-fURSishiN6
GOODS GENERALLY, TO be found soath OF
New York, ut BOTTOM PRICES. IL you VIE"
bargains give me call
iyl2 r. Ii. TAYLOR, lOll Nhh sHcsss
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NEW WORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

AUGUST 3l.-Wlth he close Of the month anO
The disposition to cover contracts the matet Is
somewhat stronger, bnt not quoiably higher. Cruce
In shipping order quoted AZ 6HGQ7Hc.; Napn'ha nj
7Ac. Refined qaO,ed at skc for New YORK. vNc, Tor
and 93sc for Baltimore. Refined IN
cases at 12AMl3Ec. clint Roudetush X Co, favor
us with the following information from The OIL CEN
tres Sales United Certificates (cruGe peiroHum( AT
barrels Bradford, 100000 barrels. Opened at
9OSc bid: highest sales AZ 9Zec.; lowest sales al
9Ofc. closed at 90c. bid. kXpOrts for the week,
q nIA / 81 pnllnne.-LnMrnnL NJ GOnLnerce.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
SEPTEMBER 2.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

SEPTEMBER 2.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs.-Common to good. S4.50@f6.
LedE-CommOn, S6.50dS7; medium, 5000;
good, sl0aS1l; fine, sl2@sl4; extra fine, $3.50
SIG.
Stemming.-Common, s3@s4: medium, SEQ
$3.50 good, SS@S9; fine. s10@sl0.75.
DARK ToBACCO-MANUFACTUB
Lug FiLierS.-Common. S3.50@S4; medium,
81 .50dS So; good, S5.50ds6.
LeGf FtUers.-COmmon $685. 5Oi medium,
$50 $3.50; good, $40 So; fine, S9GSl0.
UrdDperS.-Comm $1,000 $3.50: medium,
SS.5OdS9: good. S9.50@Sl0; fine, Sl0@Sll ::
extra sun-cured, S12G15.
BRIGHT TOBACCO MANUFACTURING.
Sm0kers.-COmmOn, $SdSl0; medium, 800
$l2; good, S12MSl6; fine. Sl6@S20.
FiHers.-t'ommou, S6dSS: medium, S7GS9 :;
good, Tl0@Sl2; fine, nominal.
WrdDpers.-Common, 81 00S1D medium. 81 o0
500 good, S20@S30; line, s40@s50; fancy, SOC
@t75.
Wrappers, Mshog0ny-Common, s12@tl5 :;
medium, $4,000; good, S22@S25; fine, 5000
$40; extra, $45MS50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this Glass of goods Is confined
prluclDally 10 good old heavy-bOdied Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old Jugs, S4@S5; Kentucky River Tugs, SlO@
S12; Kentucky River leaf, sl3dS1S.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 1.-Prices this week ranged as ioi-
Beef CattIe.-very hest, 4c.; good. $40 SAC. !;
mediHm or good fair quality, 3dS8c.; 9ulls, ~
ABE; rough oxen, Thin steers, &C., 2sa Zse' o D''
Hogs.-very best, 7c.; common grades, &C., exc
&c. y n, net.
Shesp.-34M44c. p H., gross.
I0mbs.-4d5c. = b. gross.
Vedis.-:3@Ss 3 head.
Mich CotCS.-sl5dS35 p head. ZOO
About 275 head OF beef cattle, $50 hogs, ana leZ
sheen on the market Catle market no, quite so
actiye and a sight decline In prices Observable,
ouaItty con sidered. Some left over uns0ld. Hogs
Very duh and &c. of. with d downward tendency.
Some left over unsold.
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>Ew WORK svuAC MARKET.

AUGUST 3l.-Scily quoted at t75 foi best brands.
aud S3O6S40 for low grades Virginia n S55M
$50. with strong market abroad The feeling here
IS decidedly confident. The business Is chiefly In the
small lots needed for immediate use.-JoUrndt Of
Comm Tce.
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NEW YO6K WOOL MARKET.

AUGUST 3l.-The marLet Is sin rather nn-
decided. There j. very little Interest shown by
manufacturers, who. finding goods moving out mod
era'elv are buying the raw article On'y as against
imperative nestl,. here are flee sellers OF most
GRADES. and buyers having rather the advantage the
- un.a.r
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SOUTHERN UTE AGENCY, August q, uia
LAKE CITY, September 2.-The Southern
Utes signed the agreement to-day: The
question is practically settled, and when
fully consummated the commission VIII
proceed to the enumeration OF the indians.
the payment OF the money, and the location
of lands.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET

AUGUST 3O-The Boone House sold 10 hogs.
heads 2 hogsheads Logan County leaf at $3.50
and $40: / hOgshead Davies County leaf at
$500; 4 hogsheads Davies County iu2s at S4.95,
S4.55. "a, ank 1915; hogshead Henderson
County leaf at 81: 2 hOgshead Henderson County
Tugs al "a 90 and - 40 Courier. Journal.
IOiher houses had sa les at like prices
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to-day At II 10: we note sses or Fptx sssor gpr.
~, and u .OOx, and ~ mixed n 41.O6; the oner
ines to-day were but 1000 bushels: Corn y qnei,
white at sac. FOR damaged and &C. FOR good. One
small lot OF rye sold az Csc, and lot OF cnts nj
36c. No change IN country produce - GdxHfe.
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zCu yOpK pEaSIT MARKET.

AUGUST 3l.-Peanu,s are held steady and de-
mand light. Quotations for Virginia are SIC nor
and 44@5sc. for nd-pcked.-JOurnat Of COM
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP tim
- COMPANY. .S6909o
FOR NEW YORK

This cempsny W.T. dispatch one OF ,neir sp,s3ff
steaTners-0LD DOMINION, WYAEokE; NAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL. and RICHMOND-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY at
These sbiDs are entirely new, and were bull, exc
presely for this route,
they lave spIendld saloons, state-roons, and BAH
rooms.
The fare, accommodations. snd attentions are Ia
surpassed. -, -, -.
foot or Beach street. ships coming south sail Tom
per Az North river, foot Of Christopher street
Cabin fare 70 New YORK, ei4 steefaSe, - aas
ss.
Freight received until o'clock p: ", DAILY.
Freigsts for points beyond New York Forwarded
with Dispatch, and no charge made except actss ex'
penses incurred.
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO., Agen1,
myla Office Company's whsrves. hoc6e.A
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FINANCI4L.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALrs.-l,ooo peeiers at IS 1000 black scrip
at /; 500 coupons ut ees; IL shares OF A.. NJ. and
q. Railroad stock at 10; 70 w; III shares Of
Richmond and DauviiIe Railroad Stock nj II; 10
at 7ex; 10 sharei OF Co, G. ana ~ Hahroaa STOCK
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, September 2.-Noen.-Stocks strong.
Money call 2 per eent. Fxchange-Lone, 4SOA;
short. 4s3. State bonds dull. Governments quiet.
ErentHg.-Money, 26D3 per cent. txcnshge,
$50. Governments quiet ana firm; new 6's, lO2%:
AZ per cents, ll0H; per cents, llO%' states
nominal. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 2.-Virglnia 6's defer
red, 90 cOnso's. 5gS: past due coupons. SO7s
new O-40's, 42b; l0-30's, coupon, 90 asked.
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Washington.
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY.

WASHINGTON, September 2.-Acting see
retary-of- Interior Bell this afternoon re-
ceiyed the following dispatch from George
w. Monypenny, chairman OF the we Com'
mission, dated Southern Agency, Colorado,
August 18th Seventy-five OF the South
ern Utcs signed the ratification OH yester-
day. The Commission expect TO obtain In
a few days the assent Of all the Utes ut this
agency"
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NEW CHINA GOODS.

DECORATED TEA.sETs;
DEC0RATED DESsERT-sETs;
DECORATED BERRy-SETsi
DECORATED CHAMnkk,sETsips
DECORATED fLOwER-HOLDEks.
WILD ROSES, WATER-t.OOLfkS new ue-
sirnsl. ICE.CREAM FREEZERs, Lcot neiors
buying a. new goods. GEok0t S.SSy,m ~ 49,,
sp2e ASVf sA~s" s"ss~
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK .-The Old firm
Il Dominion Steamship CONTROVERSIES
steamship WYAN0KE. Captain CoucH, Will sail
September Sd, At 2 O'Clock II. NJ.
freight received until o'clock Z. VI.
THROUGH bills OF lading signed and goods for
wsrded with dispatch t0 all points north, soasa.
east, and west; also, TO foreign porte.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, &lZ; s,eerage- f6 and
fs.
For freight or passage apply TO
g. ". ALLEN q CO., Agents.
Sc I-3t ComDany's Wharf. Rockets.
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POLITICAL.
Barbecuc NJ Albany.

ALBANY, n. Y, September "a Demo-
cratic barbecue was held at the FAIR
Grounds yesterday. Speeches were made
by Hons. ;. j. Randall aud s. s. Cox, ex-
Governor Walker, and others.
The following letters were received and
read:
G6vERNoR's ISLAND, New YORK HARBoR,
August q, 1880.
To r.. II. Daucher, Chairman, de-, State
street, Albany, N. T.:
Dear Sir,--I am compelled by my en-
eagements to deny myself the pleasure Of
accepting your invitation to the political bar
beeue OF the Nolan Association in Albany,
September 1st. regret my Inability 10 be
present, as the occasion i am sure will be
one OF great importance, and will furnish
an Illustration OF the deep and active in
terest the people take in the cause we have
at heart. Thanking you for your letter OF
the 10th instant, l am yours truly,
[Signedl WINFIELD ;. HANCOCK
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IIfness OF Fernando Wood Again.
NEW YORK, September 2.--Fernando
Wood Is dangerously III at bis home, In
this city.
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LATEST FoRErGN NEWS.

Tho Moyement Against the Lords.
LONDON, September 2.--The resolution
OF Mr.. Thomas r. O'Connor, Home.Rule
member Ter Galway, that lit is no longer