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The New York herald., 1870-10-22

(NLERK WANTED-IN AN UP TOWN STORE FEST
~ references required honesty and business habits;
sniary Fsuo per annam to qualified person Address
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
"A colorei waiter, with excellent city references al or
address ls7 West cath st., house.
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nRUG cLERK.-wANfED, A YOUNG MAN 70
~ learn the busness who has had experience
preferred. Apply to DAVIES LEYs, 264 and 2oo Fulton
st., brooklyn
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a a SON OF A PRACTISING PHYSICIAN, 23 EARS
A. OF age, with years practical experience In the
drug prescription and dispessinen city and
country anxious to desirable situation, witt
fair prospect for the future Address parte
lara TOR two weeks, HIPPOCRATES box 702 Yonkers, N
u. Post OtDca.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
1IJLL.'s "'
NORMDDSFlOl.I|||
To MY .Un.ted.sinscs"nd Wor'd
wide lkpnflIrs:

To MY .Untted,stnicsand World
wide lseAtler-:
HAVE f.crivpd many tcsnmuunis RON
Iproi--s,cntl and ,nsd,si inen, D.. iuy itlnapsr.
ana various Publications hasc shown 81 OF ~hich
arp s-nu,W'. . ~ following. from a ~ GAY ,d"-
Gated AMI popui.t ply Sir,an IN Georgia, l. GER
,Ainly on. OF The n,usi sousiblu common ca.o ur
Ihn,- ever received. q. Clement knows OK.
ac,iy what he speaks OF, and his Testimony d..
~hS' the Doctor 20 Jay. o. hnii'. warm i's-.
"'Ss" vn,aow. wa.ser csa, rs. o..
+ t..'' iHt'I "'i Jun. 20. 1903.
~. JonS Buti--DeM SIR have rcen,i,
a,ycn your "Worm 1-sttoy,f' several trials,
aud mud II wonderfully seiiic.siuus. ~ l,ns not
faded IN siugle iustaii,, 10 have the w-hrd.loi
eject. am dUlngu pretty large county prncfni
and have ,lni u-e TOT sois" ar i'!n 90 the S.dl
l ain ircs Ia conic.s ia knos VI " t.iar-"
recommended by the s'doSt Authorities thai j. 4
certain and speedy 10 IT. c'erts IN the cun'f' y
they ans un.et 's.I IA ia. extIninn. NY nDi, ci "a
wtiiing you IL 10 uud Oh, upon what torgas eau
gct tii. medicine directly ION W. VI can R"i
u upon easy terms, shan use g',at deal ~ i
am asa. dat the i~s OF s,ich ARTICLES = eputsn
to lie te.shisgs cad pree,ic~ Of aNeat inalort.
of The regular line di ,oatding remedy whi' ~ e
know TO he .uihciept simp e.'.au-.w. may o
| make ia rule to use all and ever nieaIs to ~
| lcyiaic suiteiIhs lunml.i! -. sh ~ 6g nnl'
more ingenious than my -eIf have lcirb,', ~
effects ntst, aud secured Ia, sole iNbt 10 soeu'
that knowledge. Ho""N"f, iuh by 40 mean. 10
aiy.cA. ct supporter filr thousand Ut @orill' -
nortTuins That Hood ths 'oau,y, that plirpnri u
! cue AL manner ditcas,- I" shr'h h".h Il her
Please tcjiN sopn, ant in''rin ~" ~ iouf ~ ..
term i"''t ~, , r.i rep: .l 'i,ni, 4
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sscad the :. .i;!.'"'- LctiVr a".
tsp p.esicr fem tis Mother:

Dblvh bafi~'sE, no, ANN, q
IN JuHN UuL.--i-si ar huosIus no, rU
UirirN at your sarspNlllt, aJt TO-. bFalfs ~.
b.u,f Tlpl guglttirs u iu-srrs"F, ! srnt Sut me-
ioilpsin, statement Of my oa-e:
was MouB,i"i Hbo.,t i've iUa.. ABOVE. taAVL
pr.tuncr nud confined iVr sixteen ptnnih-, E.iut
moved So often, my wounds have not nea'Cd vet
| have mol sat upa moment sinno sas wounded
am shot through the hgps, Ny g"n,fa hsalii
4. impaired, aud need something 10 assist ur
tute. l have more faith m yoli sasapur,lis thaI
IA anything -i.-, | We that that i geuuiH.
Please eApte-s IA" a hall d"s"t h"ii|a-, ur,
oblige GAIT. {. T., JOHNSON,
~; LIui.. No,
4. S.--fhe following wH- written Apui b. pt',
b, Mite. Jennie J-hus"n, Inoth"r y. capt. Johp.
son
DIX, JOHN bNLl.-lI-ir sra ay husband, bi.
:, JOhntou, Ma ~alliiul surgeon amt ph!sl,.
ian u Central New York. where he died, lawn 4
tha aoov' q. T., johnson IN my care. Al tnlrtc, /
year. OF age, he had chronic durghca ana
tsrolula, luT Which gave hun your -ar'glarls
II Cured HlMi J have Tor ten years icrout,
noni.i 70 Ia many IN A"s York, Ohio ana loNs.
Tor scniiila. lever suIe-, HIU general debility.
Perfect .Uv,-s. .,.s attended Il IAs 0srss G.sit
tGsss II sfrg-h and ftIfT sore, sii'f 81
aaraepIyHs. am very anaioLs Tor nay spl 10 GEtL
hn'" Recourse lo your SaT-apariIld. II" - ithTIui
Of getting spurious article, it-ne. he ~titnp 10
you iorN iiis wounds we're terrible, tut ! be-
JENNIE JOhNsOh
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
Chr Bulletin.
NcighbOrllood News.
unisn County Items

unisn County Items!
The editor of the Anna ddrrf'SeT
would have Union county adopt Township
organization. Ha Would also have the peo-
pie there vote the Radical ticket; but the
people don't propose to DO either -,
Tho Anna Adpsrtis,r says that the Hon.
SIX. Gibson had no audience in Anna last
Wednesday. Why wasn't that paper hon
est enough to add that the night was SO
rainy dark and disagrecsble that nobody
could venture out doors without running
the risk Of breaking his neck on getting a
thorough drenching.
:, The Jonesboro Gazette says;
Colby b CO., the we'll known fruit box
manufacturers, at Golden, were awarded a
premium at the 81. Louis fair.
These are the gentlemen who propose to
erect q box fscscry IN Cairo. "1f they are
coming, why don't they come along :"
:. The following paragraphs are from she
same paper;
FEE. Albright, ESQ, will address the
people upon the political issues OF the day,
At the court house IN tnis pihce, ON Wcu
nesday next. MIR. Albrigh, is M indefasi-
gable worker for ths good cause.
The following item 10 taken from the
Gasetfss Camp Ground correspondent.
During the past two weeks we have been
having quite an, epidemic Of dyptheris
among the children in this community
Thirteen cases have occurred in succession,
nine Of which wers Of the typical variety
and four Of Ne ulecrative--two Of which
isrmiuated fatally I'M few days. In every
case yet recovered there has been tho sud-
ssluently characteristic sequel us unmis'
taxable evidence Of the disease from when
the patient hes just recovered.
Union county is known as the banner
Democratic county of the district and tho
recollection Of Col Creba, tho true man and
Demoerat may depend upon her vote.
She has 1000 Democratic majority. Let
~ be UP and doing xnd ses that nil arc out
to the polk. White county will strive for
our lsurc,s. She says she will give Dol.
Crebs l,2o0 majority and be entitled 70 tho
banner. Let US retain our. place at the
bead VI the district and roll up 1900 ma
jotity We Gan do tiff We try, and every
man goes 20 work with determination
60 win.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

The most pomerfui, vet Innocent Vegetable
Cdthartie kno,ea.
Iii. not necessary to take shandfll ofthcse pills
\" produce the desired .deeti two Of them oct
quickly and powerfuily, cleansing the liver, stom.
a'h aud bowels of all Impurities, The PrincipA
lagredlent II Po'topiyllln, on the alchoholic e.
usrt ~ Mandrake, winch is by many times more
powerful, setting and searching than the Mandrake
ITSELF lis peculiar action Is upon the Liver clean
lng II speedily rom all obstructiobs, with all the
poMeroi Mercury, YET free from the injurious Ie-
sahs suAshed 10 TIA. gss of that mineral.
FOR All diseases, IN which lhe use OF 4 csthaItic
h Indicated these Pills viii give entire satiSfu.
ton IN every case. They AINEs YAH.
Ia cases oi Liver eompi mt, 10y spepsia and ex.
IRENE costlveness, Dr. Hoohand' German kittcrs
OF Tonic should De used ~ connection With the
Piys. The Tpnii effect Of the Bitter- or Tome
bnilts mp the svs,em. The Bi,tefs or Tomb Dur.
ifes the blood, strengthens the nerves ssGulAtks
the LAYER and gives strength, energy and yisor,
Keep your bowels active with the Pills and tone
up the system with the Biiters or Tome aud no
disease can . tain its hold, or ever again assaiI H.
These medicines Ase sold ~ all DTugg SITS aud
dealers IN medicines everywhere.
kecollect that IL Is Dr. Hoohsnd's Germsn
Remedies, that are ~ uni yersaly used and recon.
mended; aud do not aloS the ffukgisi 70 induce
you 10 take anything else that he may say is just
~ good because hs makes . larger proht on II,
These Remedies III he sent by expIess 70 any 10
cality, upon application 10 the PRINCIPAL Of
FlCE, nj the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE 63l
ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
Hollands Greek Oil
HoOflland's German Ditters.
A F,istsrv without Alcohol or spirits
: 4, go or any ktnd.

IL different FROM all others. Is composed OF the
pnre juices or wal pr,nciple Of Roots, Herbs and
BArks lor as medically termed, sxtrse's) the
worthless and mort portions OF the ingredients
not bsisg used. Therefore, in one bottle Of TINS
Ditters there 10 contained as much medicinal vir'
tue AZ Will be found In several scllons OF ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc.. used In this bi''ers
are grown in 6ermsny, their vital principles c1.
trscted In that country bv scientific Chemist aud
forwarded To the mandatory in TIN. city, where
they are com pounded and bottled. Containing no
.pirituous ingredients, this Bhicrs IL free nom
che objections urged against all others; no desire
Tor II uiAn,s can he induced from their use. they
can make NO drunkards, and cannot. under any
circumstances, have any tut beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

I'HE proprietor OF this celebrated mcdleiu.
i Justly claims rpr II q superiority over MI re-
medies stat differed TO the public Tor Tie s'i, ~.
tam, sp,els s.a gts yaptrt ere OF Aguc and Fever
or ChillsI M Fever, whether OF short or long
standing. lie refers Co u. entire western uhd
southn ertern county to uosr BIN testimony 10
the truth nf the assertion, that IN no 'us'
VIVA. yer will It h,il to care, II the dirt,a"'r ~.
strictly followed and carried uur Ia sieHl
many cn-es a single dose hn- bcsb sutcirDt nJf
cure, aud whole families hay" b"cn cnr'd - y
single hut,la with d. perfect ruNorat,Uu ~ Ht
general h"Altn. IL is. however, prudent H'd 90
every rHse more cgii0n 3" rlttc, " ~ use ~ -
tuiu"d IA smaller dVsrS to- week. OF NO uIt IAt
disease hA, l.cen checked, more ospteail: ~ "'i'
Gtuit pud long stunning cases lsb.llt W.
ino,iiriuo WI noi fcSt ~ any md ~ hs,p va,
~ IL 10 GOOD order !. .ltula the patent n"W"N
,rs tnpiire n rstiartit bi,p sit", aver iiHNnt
d"a ~ uuits 'Seuothbie brnAiy 'Iiis
VII w, -pi Gent
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
DIR. Hollands Greek OIL,
Lighting Cure for all kinds OF Psias
and Aches.

ArTtIED EI,KsSALlr.-It will cure all kinds Of
plis amt aches; such as rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Toolhmhc, thllblalns, sptsins, BRUISES, ftn.t'
Bites, Hea,isches Pans IN the Back and I.oins
Pains the JOINTS, Limbs, stiag- Of Insects, Ring.
worms, etc,
TAais h,EssAIIr.-n will cure Kidney Com.
piaiui bAckarhes. sick headache, cole. ysentsTy,
diarrhoeA, cholera infantuni, cholera norb,,,,
cramps and pains IN the stomach, fever aud agus.
coughs, colds, asthma etc,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
DIR. Hollands POdOphyllin,
ON sUBTITUTE FOR MKRCURY
PILLb.
Two Pills o Dose.

The most ponerfui, vet Innocent Vegetable
Cdthartie kno,oa.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22
HoUflaud's Herman Tonic.

Was compounded for those not inclined To Of.
tr.me bitters, a.d IL Intended for use in eases
when some alcoholic stimulant is required ia con.
nee,ion with the tonic properties Of the Bit,ers.
Each bottle OF the Tonic contains one bottle Of
the Bit,ers, combined w.th pure sia Cruz Hum,
ari favored Ia such a manner that the extreme
bitterness Of the Bit,ers IL overcome, forming .
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant to tho
palate and .on,ain ming the medicinal virtue of the
Biiters. Tue price % the Tonic 10 u % per
bottle. which many persons think too high They
must take into consideration that the stimn'
| liant used IL guaranteed TO be OF u pure quality.
A poor article could be furnished at chesp.r
price. but Is tnot better to pay little more aud
have n good articlcr A medicinal preparation
sLoplJ contain none but III" best ingredients AMI
shey~he expect to o,asina choAr compound III
most ccrts'uiy be cheated.
TAcy are the Greatest Known Rene
olOs.
For Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Nervou. psbli.
", JAundice, Disease of'he Kidneys. ErGp'
gs"sr' as II ss i ssss' All ai.o1dsssl
I Liver. Stomach, or Inn
avg. c.a,P"''S,Gi Cd wv M
| Read the following rympiomsi Constipation.
fiatulence. in~sri Files, tniln.-- ~ blood To ihe
! mean, ActultS bl Nit 'ithssA,
a,susl VI food, hhn.ss o. weight ~ the st,n,'c u
| &sr Eraetstions. sinking or hustsr,ag IL the ~!
| 81 the stomach, swimming OF the head, hurried
OF irheui Ssea,hing. nu,lsr,as at tho heart, chok
lag or suiYocating sensations when In . fyiAg pee
tuTe, dimness ofyision, dots and ~ebbs b~fere th'
light, dull pain M the head, deficiency Of Perspir
alton, ysliowness of tie skin and eyes. pain u
the side, back. chest, limbs, ETC.. sudden nushe
OF heat. burning IN The hesh. constant imagining
at cyl, and great depression Of spirits, All thes
indicate disease Of the Liver or digestive organ
combined with impure blood,
| Tho use Of the Bittess or Tonic will 5000 cause
the above symptoms TO disappear. and the patsn
viii become we'll and healiy.
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g'spry Csuasy Items.

We hear that the Hon. Charles Ficnse
had q splendid audience In Dd Quoin, and
did noble work for the Democratic ticket.
The district fair in Du Quoin was sn un-
'rV ~ 'us 80. r,..- !. r.
WV"
"! 40,
u..'' ehlia, aoourA .er' oi", a'ol ~
aSmo,rbia aim ~ Il. mother Mr.
joseph X rsmer. on Thur.day night last.
William Eiell, q highly respected citi.
zen Of DuQuoiu was Killed. In DuQuoin,
on Thursday last, bya fall into coal shaft,
He lived two hours nfter tho ra,,
r p.a ,o .,J, l., c..,o,,.i,,
and Duhtoo'n recently IN the interest OF
Dan Mum Not~',hs'and'ne Daniels
oravado he's "rn'iy scared. go.
The editor of tho DuQaoln Tribune
doesn't like the speech made by General
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-22

DYKES X SPARHAWK,
oetiI'd.swlvs Editors Floridisn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-22
North CarOIina-Discharg OF More
Prisoners-The T0rtures by Kirk
A Spanish InquisitiOn.

RALEIGH, August 2O.-ChiefJustice Pear
son in chambers to day discharged all the
prisoners Including Hon. John Kerr, eX-
cept five, there being not particle OF evil
dence produced against them, after being inn
prisoned five weeks. The five which are
still held on bench warrants are retained
upon the affidavit OF Kirk, setting forth
merely that he believes the accused were
guilty of murder. The counsel for the pri-
soners objected on the ground that the atti-
davit was insufficient to grant bench war
rant upon, because it set forth no fact
which could be taken as evidence, and
asked time to produce authority on the
question. The motion was granted, and
time allowed until Monday at A. NJ. The
prisoners were bailed in the mean time. Ii
IS thought that no legal evidence can be
produced, and the prisoners will be re-
leased.
Three aflidavits of prisoners are published
as sworn to before the United States dis
trict court clerk, describing the torture;
and cruelties of Bergen (Kirk's lieutenant
coloneD towards the prisoners, which are
only worthy of the dark ages. They state
that he tried pistols to their heads anC
swinging up by rope around their necks.
at the dead hour of night, in order to eX.
tort confessions.
The United States marshal has served
writs on Kirk and Bergen to appear before
Judge Brooks on Tuesday on three several
writs. Brooks is looked upon as the saviour
Of the State in her troubles, and there is
no doubt that by his tirmness he ayerted
civil strife. The grand reception to the Hon
Josiah Turner and other prisoners has been
postponed until Thursday night.
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The brig Lewis Clark sailed from Balti-
more on the 25th of June and arrived at
Charleston on the 18th OF August.
All four of the Republican candidates for
Congress in South Carolina are negroes.
Prior to Whittemore's withdrawal the
ticket stood three negroes to one white, but
in the place of the great expelled negro
has been nominated, and the ebony quad
rilateral is thus complete.
A gentleman who has been travelling for
some time in Camas valley, Oregon, informs
Douglas county paper that while explor-
ing the mountains in that vicinity he dis
covered a wall upon the top Of one of the
mountains. He says it was laid with great
care and precision: that it was composed
of square, slate rock, neatly cut, and was
about twelve feet long, and was in some
places two feet high. He could find no
traces of slate rock in the vicinity land the
fact of its being interlaid with hard SUBJ
stance resembling red ciay leads one TO sup.
pose that it is the work of man. No one in
the vicinity knew OF It's whereabouts, and
it was by mere accident that the explorer
discoveredit, SO thtekly was 1t enyeloped in
brush.
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Ing statement The pr1issians assert that
they were victorious on The. 18th. I affirm
to the contrary; and have communicates
q dispatch to several Deputies showing the
Prussian army. corps that united and
attacked Marshal BaZaine were repulsed and
driven into the quarries of Gammont. NY
reserve about this dispatch viii be under
stood. [ need not mention the sn1all adj
vantage gained near Bazle Rue. We are
now actively completing the Notifications
of Paris, and in few days all will be
assured.
THE PEUssIAN GOVERNMENT ORGAN ON THE
WAR. a.
BERLIN, August 20.-The official organ
to-day says: Although Germany is losing
her noblest sons, she has the comfort Of
knowing the war is not in vain-that it Is
one against race known to our FORE
fathers as full of arrogance and lnsolence,
and which has robbed US of our fairest pro-
vinces. God will enable our King to estab-
Esh durable peace in mid-Europe in the
shape of united Germany-ths keystone
Of true freedom and morality.
OPENING OF THE GERMAN DIETS.
VIENNA, August 2O.-An Imperial decree
opens the Provincial Diets. The Emperor
expresses his qualification Mt the patriotic
unanimity of all the people of the Empire,
and he hopes he shall be able to satisfy the
legitimate demands of Galicia and the lyrol
by an immediate election of the Richerath.
LONDON, August 20.-Mr. Gladstone, in
view of the crisis in Europe, has postponed
his trip to Scotland, and he remains in LON
don. The rumor of the death of the French
Emperor at Rheims under surgical opera
ton, which has been in circulation here ali
day. is still lIncontradicted. #.-s
The war news is meagre. The latest edl-
tions of the evening Journals haves1lttle
from the battle fields of Thursday and
Friday. Nothing Of to-day.
THE EMPERoR's HEALTH.
PARIS, August 20-Eyening.-The grave
rumors circulated here yesterday relative
to the health of the Emperor were un-
founded.
81 have best assurances Of this.'
lSignedl "PAR1s AGENT
"NEw YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS"
RELIGIOUS DIsTURBANCEs-CoLLIER
EXPLOSION.
LONDON, August 20.-Serious disturb
ances are reported in the Department OF
Vendor among bigoted peasantry, who are
under the impression that the present war
is the Lutheran against the Catholic Church.
The Protestants are assailed relentlessly.
The yacht Rose of Dan won the Channel
yacht race.
A dreadful colliery explosion occurred
yesterday at Wigan, in Lancashire. TWEEN
ty persons were killed, and many more in
jured.
Queen Victoria is at her summer resi-
dence, Balmoral, in Scotland.
ARREST OF SUSPECTED PERSONS.
PARIS, August 20.-There were many
more arrests of persons suspected with the
Boulevard Villette affair.
SPAIN.
MADRID, August 20.-The Government is
for heavy shipment OF troops
to Cuba early in September.
Some two dozen Republican leaders, in
Guiding Paul Arkula, have returned to
Madrid, taking advantage Of the general
amnesty. Senior Pierraud has not yet re-
turned
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Winchester is to have a paper-mill.

Bishop Early continues to recover from
his recent severe attack of illness, and we
trust will soon be able to make his appear
ance on the streets.-Lynchbur9 NeooS.
Mr.. William Maupin, whom we men,
toned in our last issue as being lost, was
found after long search on his father 5
place. Charlottesville Chronicle.
A letter from Henry county says: A
great deal of rain has fallen in the last few
days. Crops are very promising, and unless
high water should destroy the corn in the
loW-lands there will be an abundant corn
crop in this section"
Rev. John Clark says of the reported
marriage of Jeter Phillips in Orange
county While sojourning in that locality
we solemnized several marriages OF soldiers
OF the Confederate army and resident ladies,
and among the number was, as our mar
rage register will show, " Reuben u. Phil
lips, Of Pontatock county, Mississippi, and
Miss Virginia Hughs, Of Orange county.
Virginia, on the oath of November, 1858 .
Reuben G. Phillips was reported killed,
and which was well authenticated at the
time, and his widow and child still live in
that vicinity. She is of d respectable family
and has no claim upon Jeter Phillips.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-22
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Few York stock and Money marhe

Few York Stock and Money Market.
NEwYoRK, August2o- Noon. Stocks dull Gold
weak on The Prussian victory and quoted at iisa.
Money and sterling unchanged. United States
bonds -5-2c's, 112s. Tennessee s's-Ex-coupons,
s1a new, sot. Virginia o's-E1-conpons, 90; new,
60. Louioiana s's, n new, os. Leree os, ~ !; SIS,
IS. Alabama SIS, %; sc, 20. Georgia Gs, 81 7s,
OIL. North Carolina SIS, s2s; new, 81. South Caro-
lima es, 81 ; new, 72s.
Brening.-Money easy ct 4@s per cent. Gold.
ll4i@i15. Sterling Exchange diil at 1895. Govern
ment Bonds dull and lower; 'a2's, 112a. State Sc
curitles dull. Stocks closed firmer.
The decline In Bonds is attributable to the de-
cline in Gold: 1898, ll2s; 1865, Ill; $685.
I'LL new, 1891 thir.ies ITO; Fights, llot
currepcies, 11ls. The bank statement shows a
decrease in loans Of g. 800, 600; specie decrease
Of $40, 600; deposits decrease Of 80, $40, COO;
legal tenders, decrease Of 81, $50 ,o0o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-22

NEW YORK, August 90 Eoon.-Flour dull and
declining. Wheat dull and lower. Corn dull and
heavy. Pork quiet ut S2s.75. Lard dull steamed,
1ea@llG3c. Cotton quiet and firm; nplands, los:.
Orleans. 2o3c. Turpentine, s93c. Rosin, el.s2a@
$5. Freights heavy.
Erening.-Cotlon frmer sales 300 bales F; up
lands 19ic. Orleans, 2ofc. Flour dull and to 10c.
lower; supcrfine State and western, IS $500 IS:
Wheat heavy and 1920. lower winter red and
smher western, 81. 3560Sl.4O. Corn unchanged at
s519Oc. Pork. $2S SO. Beef quiet. Lard dull /;
kettle. lG3c. Groceries duh. Naval Stores shade
frner. Freights lower.
BALTIMORE, August o.-Flour dull and weak,
Wheat quiet and unchanged. WhiFe Corn, $40
Sl.1O; lellow-No sales. Pork, S30.5o. Shout
dcrs, Isle.
CINCINNATI, August Pork dull at S2S so.
Bacon In fair jobbing demand; shoulders, 16tc.;
clear sides, 17lc. Lard dull at Isle.