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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Sc vende por menos

de vslOr una casa muy c6noda para mucha familia
suada en- Ia Gallo Real de Aguadilla que produce s
2p.5 para arriba, tambien venden propieda1es de
essavOs. Jnformaran d. Maria Asuncion Ceballos en-
AgIadilla, D. Federico Frere en- Hatlo, Ell Captain
d. Ricardo Rubio en- 10 Capital en- esta Admins
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
PRECIOs DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por $40 Ia islPer seis S5 so csnavsPO
trineste $3P0r reales Ia Capital 10
de Ia saPor ane Ia Peninsula sxango nvAndo
pe6dico porte nges SIS annslesPOr
la isa de Cuba $I2.
Las suspones empre pOr adsntadO los suscp
puedn entsnderss lOs Agsns drecasns Ad
ninisrac0n. \ 5ssses. fs.eafsast
81 BoLET1N envia todas partss franco De porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
lnteresante.

Don Luis Antonio Diaz tiene de venta varios quin-
hleS de tabacO superior prmeray segunda clase de
Otras mas inferiores.
Dichc Sr reside ell partido de Rio piedras barriC
DO Sabana-llana estancia denominada 'Quintana, "
oropiedad de ID. Jose Il Cabrera. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
PRECIos DE ANUNCIos.

De ses lineas de impression publczndose veces
e II cenavos rengon exceda de los nree;os
does cualdo los anuncos hayan de pubse caacterss
en- A. nheros los
admiten anuncOs precos Los CONN.,
ndOs cobraran 10 eenavos Inca presa CONN
nicados 8 abonaran adelantados. = @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
A V $50.

Teamanf americana superior.
Iablas, tablones y cuartones de pichipen.
Iabloncillo machimbrado superior.
Tabas de pino blanco lngles.
Iabas de pino blanco Americana.
Clavazon de hierro de todos tamaiios.
Cemento de portland superior.
Hero galvanizado, liso canalado.
Herramentas para ToneIeros.
A precios m6dicos, en- ell almaeen de Maroarv y
Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Los Sres. Blanes ' ca

del comercio de Mayagtiez gran so
hre Barcelona. Palma de Mallotca u
eEA quieE olEo pueblo do aaaells Islx
- --<&N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Venta de casa.

Sc vende Ia casa niimero 18, frente la que habita
D. Julian Pagani, Gale de Odonell, para informea
dirgiase su dueno calle la Cruz, esquina la de la
Luna, n6mero %. lip
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
III drScubIiniHntO niS grallB del SigIOI
Egyptian Hair Coloring.
No es en- hate.
No eS stN bMte.

A la vez que cumple con cuanto ofrecen so propo-
nen la nfnldad de artlculos que haande venta,
asemeja NADIA las composcones espesas yturbas
de azufre de acetate de plomo, nj los Tintss para
Cabelo, cuyas propiedade dependen del Nitrate de
plata de otros metales venenosos, porque
Diferente de Otra preparaciOmes,
No deja mancha en- la piel en- la ropa.
No ennegrece los ornamentos de plata.
No deja capa insolnbe de azufre de acetate de
plata en Ell cabello que es nocivo desagradable
No destruye la vtadad del cabello nj la cal
vice premature, como 10 haeen Otras preparedness
No afecta de nngun mOdo la salud, como 10 han he
cho 1tras preparedness metacas de manefa aar-
mane hasta ell extreme de lamar la atencion del p-
blco la prensa periodical amonesandoe contra su uso
No requiere 81 uso continue de aceites nj pomadas
para contrarar la aspereza los efectos secantas
secuentes al uso de preparedness nOcivas
Las virtudes ' ventsjas
DEL EGYPTIAN HAIR COLORING
Consisten en- one NO TIENE SEDIMIENVO; es tras.
parente mpio. La persona delicada puede nsarIo
sin 81 lsve resgo la saud. Quita la caspa evita
la caida del cabello restabece vtalidad cuando
ha marchtado por ell lso de composiciones veneosas
evita Ia Calyisie RESTAURA Al CABELLO SU
COLOR NATURAL, BIEN HAYA SIDO PERDI-
DO P0R LA EDAD, ENFERMEDAD, y POR
OTRA CAUSA CUALQUIERA, consery6ndolo en- la
msma condiccn salIdable de la iuventud.
Unico agente en- la Capital ell Lcdo. ID. Miguel G.
Ledesma, Gale de San Francisco. mum. "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Maderas de ausubo.

Sc realza una partida de vgas, vguetas, cuarto.
nes, afsias Otras varas maderas del pals todo 10
que realiza ss prscios m6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
NJ d 8 Q a .

= rOsaOr ST.. Sarriera acaba de rscibir Otro nuevo
o11 1.ao as mtlsica impEssa para canto piano. Los
N.Y. usaeen verla p0dran pasarse bals de A. FoFtaeza
asmsrO principal de II de 10 tarde. como
a,ss1 Ocaslones ofreoe dc nuevo al p1blico para
NEpsa holrage, e.to
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Para los SleS, HacsndsdOS.

Dsp6sito dc carretas de neje de hierro dc MADEIRA
consrudas en- un todO pares de rusdas suetas ad6-
tOdoa los articulos concernisntez esta clase de
obra como camones hechos, rayos, pinas todas
las Piszas de herro de MADEIRA que necestan para
carretas " sarrOs. Us
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12

Segun disposition del Gobernador Brit6uicos an lOs
dias de correspondence para Europa las oartss 80
traeran este Consuado hasa la una del die sin null
ia hasa las con multa de 10 eetavos Dor cars
ta excepo las que echen en- el buzon CON los secs
t1gkeses necesariOs. d
Cuando 81 franqueo fcrxoso y las cartas puestsa
on oil buzon anquesdas no pusden ser snyisdss
pOr e vapOr ingl6s. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Gran SaltlO DE- nalePas sneliicalas
SUPERIORES.

Aaolas, tablOnea y euartones de piehipen de tOdo-
pueSos; tabloncillo machembrado tablas de pinc de
's.aas clases; teamanl Ademas, Jarcia clayOs.-De
isa.e ca q alInacen de ID. Marin j. Reyes-Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
G o h e

Sc seEids uno de asientos en- muy buen estado.
susde verse Fuerts de Terra parsdero de coches
as Andr6s Calyo. 2-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
Consulate Britannica.

La correspondents SO cisrra en- este Consalado 10.
diss siguientss:
Para Inglaterra, Eapafa J #lr
Francis, Alemania, toda
E.s,gs., SEa5,egps, asia. Asia. ssathons.. Ella6isy
COlOnias Inglssaa.
Para Ia Habana MejicO. }El dia l6.
!. PsIs pi...' q Brasil Rio de Ell al. n.
Para Santo Domingo. Los dias . y is.
Para lbs E.taao,. .y1n,ao. Via de EanthOmas pos .
americana sl l2 6l3.
Paralos E.tados- unido.. VI. D Di1 1sa.,.. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12
A Aviso.

BE veude el establishments de pulperfa, sto Ell 81
sarriO Dc Ia Marina, frente al Arsenal, en- Ia misma
lsnda dar4n raxon al que 10 interese 9-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-12

Psbcaso este per6dico los microbes venes
rdsi los ausCriptorsa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
FfN!HgfHf.s
( Rrt,a Womb srpek EXCHANGE,
j DE frEspAY, August is. fs7n.g

sz54,.5,. $500. yn gold, II az bid
sass ssees iss.s sn n. son 81 s,a y. 90,
VffssnIa asfssTa PEE eed q Si ssse yrs.nia q
tereN 40 q aste6 fscelsa
bic coFpans Sex adsSY nd civ M +, IA 81.
siesSosd s!iy IS. u Bis, Norfolk Y, s'' g
aaiiroad gonas s.Ess 1Pala oaa
gage preferred CPS, j. aads9, AS - md
kailroad first mortgage sis, nd morisa g,
s ss p aad % aiGss eesa &c,
Petersburg KaiSoad first MORTGAGE 3 RaiIros',
Dr. $50 Did: Richmond and PetcrSbtfM . Ricf,
second mortgage gS. A. an0 o., 100 6fA. s mort
mono: Frederickstcrg aud Potomac Kstfte6 .eks
gage Ts;5: and d., ~ Did; RicAmont; Ftsfsss 8.
30 bid: OtsDge and AIexandria kaiiroad 5000
mortEuge Ss, }: ard J.r7S Did; OIange ARD NY
bid q "a i 80 = - $50 sssE,
Canal Bond&-James River aud Ka1avta Caaai
Raitrodd SSgeks.-RiaAlnond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac R1fisoac. COMMON, 100 par, 20 ask-;
ed Richmond, f4ederi cksDurz aud Potomac kali-
road per cent. guaranteed, leo par, 81 Nd: R,ct-
cent suaranIeed. Cd par, 90 30; Richpend aud
Danyile railroad. sgpar, 10 bid II asket Pied-.
Canal Stochs.- Jartss River and kanawta Canal,
seak Sloeks-Fips xa,iouaI, zoe par. 81 :: p,
1e5 xkej: planners Nsaenal. 10O par: Fl ? ssls.
ed; State Bank Of Virginia. 100 par, 90 bid, S5's
Insrzrses companies.-yirzini Fir. and Ma
20 ii par, ass bid; Msrchaoss and Mee6ss s:s, 100
par, 80 bid, 100 asked: Or Dominion, 100 par,
Do btd 90 asked; Piedmont and Arling1nA lille,
Loo par S74hd, 97h asked. '5Ss9
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The Affair as TripoIi.

WASHINGTON, August 1S.-Uwipg to the
delay in receiving telegraphic orders to pro-
coed to Tripoli, the United States steamer
Hartford has not yet reached that port. In
formation has been received at the Navy De-
partment that she is now coaling at the
mouth of the Suez canal, and will proceed
Immediately to that place. 1t is believed at
the Department that the Congress, Of the
European fleet, has reached Tripoli by this
time.
Prominent naval officers here express the
opinion that the Tfipolitan authorities did
not await the arrival OF a vessel OF war to de-
mapd reparation, but arrested the perpetra-
tors of the ipsult when they learned that
orders had been issued for our vessels to
proceed to that place.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


FATAL COLLISION BETWEEN YACHTS.
LONDON, August ia steam.yacht, car
rying the Queen and royal family. while
crossing from Osborne to Portsmouth This
evening. colided with and sunk the schooner
yacht Mistletoe. The latter was struck
amidsbips, and cut in twain, and sank in.
stautIy. A party Of Indies and gentlemen
were on board the Mistletoe, three of whom
were drowned and one killed. None of the
royal party were injured. Their yacht was
but slightly damaged.
MOVEMENTS OF CARDINAL M'CSosKET.
PARIS, August 1S.-Cardinal McCloskey
arrived in this city to- day. He will probably
Rmain here several days.
Germany.
PREPARING FOR THE CENTENNIAL
BERLIN, August 1S.-Herr Bartels, the
al ehitect, is about to leave for Philadelphia,
to arrange the distribution Of the space allot-
ted to German exhibitors in the centennial.
Spain.
PROGRESS OF THE CARLIST WAR.
MADRID, August lS.-GeneTa Jovellar has
sent two divisions to reinforce the corps on
remainder of the army is moving towards
SEQ Dellrge.
The Alfonsists expect to capture SEQ
Dellrgel on the Goth instant.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF nIsE.
A vessel loading with materials of war, at
Barcelona, exploded and sunk. Fifty per-
sons were killed and dro wned.
Turkey.
PROGRESS CT THE 1NsURRECplOfA
LONDON, August 19.-A special from
Vienna to the Standard reports the Radl-
Gals victorious in the elections 10 Serria.
The DeatSch Zeitung states that the Radi-
Gals have resolved 10 move on the opening OF
the Skuptscbipa that Servia SENDS an army in
Herzegovina to help the insurgents
-RAsUsA, August 1S.-Turkish troops to
the number Of $500 have been landed at
Kick, and will march for Mostar. The IN
surgents are strongly posted in the mountain
gorges on the route.
LONDON, August 18.-Dispat Gaes from Con-
stantinople fully confirm the serious charac'
ter of the Instruction in the northwestern
provinces. Communication with, the north
ern frontier is cut.
ASSUMING HUGE PRoPoB1DSS.
VIENNA, August 1S.-The insurrection in
the Turkish provinces covers two hundred
miles of territory. 1t is reported that the
two thousand five hundred troops which
landed at Kick refused to march to MoStnr
on account OF the insurgent occupancy OF the
mountain passes on the route.
The garrison at Tribigne, III Herzegovina,
made sortie yesterday, but were repiased.
The insurgents burnt several villages daring
the engagement.
LONDON, August 1S.-A letter FROM. pal
malta, August 18th, says that sixteen thou
sand men are ready to Doia the Bosaian in,
snrrec,ioD, and that sclaronians ssom All
parts of the world were arriving to- JPN b
the fight for their independence and religion
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kloody kuk:ux-lilinOfS Eestereu
with MarauGfn- Bands Of Them.

r. LovIs. August 1.-THE Globe. Demo.
era: ht> special from Benton, Franklin
county. H., which SAYS for some time past a
body cf H., n disguised in kukluX style have
been travelling over the country whipping
i"ao"abIv rjtztns, compelling them TO per-
io:lu such acts - they dictated. Up to this
time, both IN Williamson and Franklin coun-
t!r', the c'tZ-us have calmly submitted to
The outrage. but Yesterday j. B. Maddox,
one Ct TIE cGuuty commissioners, received
Information that some of these marauders
would Visit his house and whip him for not
oorllng orders they had given him. Mad
COX Informed Sheriff }. L. Mason, Who sum-
AnEcd twenty men, who secreted them
Selves At A!addox's house, well armed.
About t'cIock last night the kukluX,
fourteen III number. made their appearance
On horseback, disguised in white robes, high
Whit" hats, and m)sked. aud armed with
shoi-gGns and pistols. The sheriff stepped
Out when they came 10 the house and order
"a lacu 10 surrender. The leader oil the
band Dire" his pistol and tired at the sher'f1,
!A!>>lng bin. The sheriff and posse then Or
0"Tt Il them 10 halt, when the band shot aud
then wheeled their horses aud attempted TO
escsie. The p1SSe fired, and one man was
iAorIay wounded and five others injured,
but al succeeded in getting away except the
man "ho Was fatally hurt. The names OF
lie Others wrrc revealed by the wounded
nan Who wasscaptured. and the sheriff and
pose are after them ,o.day.
treat excitement prevails, and the citizens
are determined 20 rid the country Of These
midnight miiauders. A meeting was held
D! utlz"ns 10 day and resolutions adopted
active MEASURES being taken to bring the out
LAWS TO justice. These deSperadoes are sale
10 be some four hundred strong in thi'
county. Governor Beyeridge has sent ont
hundred stand OF arms. a military company
Is beng formed, and bloody results may bs
expected.
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from Rock bridge COUNTY.

Conc, uuGcuce Of The Richmond Dspatch.l
lEXlNGToN, VA, August l., 1875.
SON" OF the oldest men here agree this is
about the Wctte>t summer we have had for
many yeas. Hardly day passes but what
IS, Hayc IAN. and they are not little thunder
showers, provoked and Gained in few
minutes. They come With force, and last q
considerable time.
lar striking Incident here concerning the
IG.D,> mas attracted nv attention. Ii seems
$ lucu wet weather would keep them in a
i~d condition. hui they are in splendid order
~ tr4yrs any day after rain: and they are
ID. tV,gy ana >'nppy. but remain nearly as
Lcu Il, u SO "yrr having a drought.
,ur crops are being very much damaged
j., .a'u. hlt The corn. with each successive
shower, i ,,T!G.a- on TO more mature and
auAMd4ut yield TIE farmers, except those
.! tAr llmoer Ridge ueighb0rhood, it IS
said. ar" pUtID- Their heads together and
Thinking >""l"u>ly vi renting the g free State
N Amlrl>i 10 stack their corn in.
Much al 10" h"u>cu wheat has been
'arr>aet. and Ill AZ very well satisfied with
i-r turn uu'. Which is generally good.
N,w Its Sill continue TO pour in ut the
e,r-in4 Military Institute. Tho,e who
GuI-rd III" brl1.rc>t au,icipatOns Tor biz
'.t.N- IL Y >.>.Uu will not br disappointed.
The i ar! oi T!utces of Washington and
l." meet to-day. but at this writlog their &C.
toN> on certain subject Of interest have not
irra DECLARED
lh~c' i prospect of Il stormy time here
%,,u: The mex; election, especially for The
legislature. From appearances number OF
Candidate, N!l. BIZ in the arena for that office.
OR to"n seen, to be nearly deserted at
tll> lIuc. Mos OF those that are not at some
SUMNER resort have repaired to the camp
meeting no" progressing at Ccllierstown.
e. B.
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fEll Z i KzpE e.
Dnneai,. s,.arI.,s; p ;, ], > =. z.

~
Nsw YoRx, August i8.--W ilian p nun,
can, of che firm oil nnuc,na. Sherman & ~
naso p. y q circular inswhich he pro.
settlement Of the iudebtedress IN fhs a i,rn, ~
about 43 per cent. being the nronort;as y :,
the assets to the itabiities as sbo su tn., 90
signee's statement. He, Offers TO nav IL h In
,nstalments from November err. Is7s r.,
November 9Th, 1877. with, snteres, 49, ~ ~
cent. per annum until paid. As seenr;tv f for
tnis the assets are to be held and admini.-
tered by Dir. Duncan under advice Of = com :,
mittee consisting of r. L. Kennedy. nres;.
dene OF ihe National Bank or Commerce l ard
George W.Drier, president. OF The Natiorai
banS OF New York. MT. Duncan also savs
that should the assets bring more than All
per cent. the creditors will have the benefi eff
thereof. .o oehent
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Lsi 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Ginoro, NoriotR, Her.
chandise and passengers. L. Il. :ratum, agent
Steamer shirley, Skinner, Baitimo,s, mercnan-
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatum, agent
SliLZD.
Schooner Ella Ell. Barnes, Larder, F!hladeSpbia,
granite, curtis j. Parker. rs,
SohoOper annie. Loaey. Philadelrsaia9tGC Clare
mont, railroad. ties. Curtis & Parker.
NOTICE. 20. MARINERs.
SoUAS BEACH, y. Is. August IA, lS7hI-Sqnan
River inlet was recenslz closed 10 o3ain Se ".
channel, and was reopened one mlle>souih Oh LIE
saving Station No. u making an uScellene lnte,
with from seven 10 sight feet of wateraf hEn uoe.
To-dsg schooner William lark. with grnesal car
one. third OF mile ssp the river The Ola inies was
abreas, OF Life wing Station So.-A
i CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
| Eham philadelphia on the l7ih, schooaer Mary
3. simmons, sandy.
i DISASTERS IN JULY.
i T,e Direction of tse Bureau. Teriias has just
published the list OF marine disasters reporieo our
In e the month os.JulS, 1875, concarnetS al fags
THIS list gives The following StattStcS oalnZ Fss.
SAL, reported lesa 62.viz.; 70 Fasls- AaIr
/ g Dutch, / Danish. Italian, Nfaraxuan. IN ua:
nnmoer arr INCLUDED 6 sailiBg vessels reported y
missing. steAm4 reported lost, a-riz., bri1sf
anu oi" BY Telegraph.
| NEW YORK. August 1S,-Arfiyed: Algeria
| eliza City CT Vera Cruz, Great Britain (wlih Inc
| loss of staysailsl Atlantic anu venture. ASlIet
uop ssnfy kHls aad Bse
WAsHiXGToS, August lSs-Tbe Signal oatce re
porls thaa The schooner Etlle Bartlett EsaioTe re
ported sunk In Cape Henry CHANNEL was nnatea yes
LoSreN. August 1s.-The steamer Nevada ha
been ,iSmailed Il Fostnet with machinery disabled
/ She VII reach Queenstown tomorrow
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Erv York, Auus;st 1S.-Cotton steady; sales Of
1906 bales at lGi 4hs: R9ur br s ana n la Tar
southern steady common to fair extra; $S;SO@
IA SIS: coed to choice extra. $6i9eeg$7-50. Wheat
fIy active anu ds Ur prime an eonrsess
s portt DEMAND good: 4J@s4s for winter red
@si IS for while western. Corn ls better: prime
Sc higher lower grad. active; EN9Soc Tor steam
western mixed; SQ@Ssr for iMs 10 PRIME G ssi'
2@3c. better and quite active, closing a. GAG. 1oi
prime ahoat Cttf2e-Rio firm; &c. advance anu
i good dema%a d7SSi1 gals lGo
fluing: S4c Tor good refining; s9s; f., for prime
81 SC. for good Alussoyado; sa93-aS for cen'
trfuga :: ref, ed'unchanged. Molasses easier: gro
cery grades dull. Fics firm. and In fair 0ensund
Taliow firm At 9.3-1 699Ae Rostnnnd Earpentins
steady. PoIs1rmer new mess, 81 .4<1agZl 50 50
new steam. Whiskey steady ut sd.2A kre,gbtt
io"ef' BALTIMORE.
RAITrloRE August ELECTROMAGNETIC: Howard
street ana western extra, s5.E5ElS62S family
t65O@sS; other grades unehaDged. Zeal
Southern seeady: western frmeu.aan hiahes: Penn
syIyanfs rcd; f.60: Maryland red. 81. I69tf.42
smher. al. 1901 .5ls white 81 2aG$d .4a Corn
western exci ted and higher: southern firm -sonih,
s sF% whl's; ens s ss
Gnirt ana firm. pork-Desa. $22. ooM S2G 10
Bulk-me;.ss quie. and easier; shoulders s'sSghc.
Shoulders. lObc; alrnr rib, ] &c: hams, laGl 6'ac
ard drrs; raflned. lake. 20 Yse.q.iier bur strong
Wills evfrm aLSl12H. SusarssteadE.
CINCINNATI.
cScsNArI Axuss sE.9uH f s,sdsnsB, a:
n ws"t = sss7ss q Oats Is sesdisri nes asse
e@79s QUILL as y ppses
Lard Gull; Steam, 137s@l a.: kettle 54s s sna
meals dali and shade lower; si0aders, csc
s,eIy a,bbng ana orer trade; shoulders
clearI ib,sdes- 33Y@1 31c- avg SSc
Whskey active and highes sc siiIS
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 1S.-Elorr duIi. nnsetusd, ano
ne 9 p Mstsr In car nd
. Sn 'mISaj, 86@87c. Oats-Purchases OF mag
a,IuGe came be made asqqo1at!ons: 40; 1882
nc. kye dull and lower TO selE Ioc. DIG. LOT. Tote
du neb, sp with only < lilniisa ooblne demand
| Lard-Ala offerings Hissn. Wesley S'eA'' a.
1920. ,ou1sUr1IE
| ror,sHu1E. August. 1s;-Nour quiet and IN
| cbaugeG Wheat qu;st. aud Em III s!.Iotgs.St.1v;
Corr quiet and hrnl at SS4sSsc. Oats quieta az.
s,ea ID ynem Kys n0Bhs ciss,
riS an clear sides. 12A12z and l2S9i3s. , sH,
couhoulds.s las1a sif a,m r,o 1870
i hasa1 1Ss o. iszaiss.; fss l6z. WHISKY
st.A* CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Arsa,sa ts--Fiour quiet ana i nflaa
wSo@t unsetlleo;. demand actire ana pI1esS ",
wnced No. / Chicago spring: sl.2s; a Sisn
ssso spring, sd 8a0S1.l9 SPOT; 70 oS Cnis oss
spTins; s1lsIaas Esss;Ss sl spss o ats.
iismand actiSaand prices advanced; NoSz m,5Go
4O1404c, SPOT. Barley s,eaay VIII ia,, ees
and R Ree eo ssNanesd aasssiss
snni Laro-DeMand fair and prices ahsanSe aa
sl3 SO, spot bulk-meat' STEADY fTa ao3 ufeA''s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

One Of the fsnciful notions Of European
scientists has been that they could turn cne
Saharan desert into vast iniana sea- ao lne
argument was that the level OF the desert
was lower than that Of the Mediterranean,
and that the only thing necessary woulu NC
10 cut a canal through fron the Meote1rs'
mean, by which the desert shoela DC noo,.aS
The idea seemed so feasible that sc.ens s.l
expedition started out 10 make an esau aSss.
ton. They have returned ana maue lns sal
report. They found that the enterprise Was
not impossible, but that the cost Wouio " =,
so immense as to be. out OF all proportion u
any immediate advantage that could pe ca
pected. Capitalists will not invest 70 ;r sasl
an undertaking, and so the desert WIN 70
soon blossom like the se.--Ba fillmore A'''t
ricdH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19

REAL ESTATE LOOKING UP.-We learn that
Dir. J"!maD ". Pace has just sold his hne
estate estate IN this county, near Barksda!e depo,,
loF slG,00O. The estate, we are informed,
contains over $50 acres. The purchaser IL
gentleman FROM Ohio, who intends to bring
u. iamily aud become permanent resident
amongst US Our lands are beginning TO
realize their true value, and We hope 10
lew Years We will have many good and bona
rae settlers added TO our population. =,
Dir. john Wilson, from PeDnsy lyania, has
purchased the Lockwood estate, formerly
.he residence OF Judge William Leigh, tor
the sun Of $4,000, and is moving To bis tam-
i'y with view to living hers.-rH alifoS Re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
speeiaa River Report.

WASHINGTON, August 1880 P. NJ
during the past twenty-four hours the Mis-
sissippt river has fallen one inch at Mem
PMS, eighteen inches at Caro-, and two inches
at 81. Louis, 1t has risen two inches at
.Vicksburg and one inch al Helena. The river
IS now at the danger.l ne-forty feet at Cairo.
IL Is one inch below il at Memphis, two
inches below it at Vicksburg, and two feet
and two inches above it at Helena, <Etia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-19
Heavy Ratn-Break ON tho Erie
Railway.

BINaHAHroN, n. Y, August 1s.- Heavy
rains this evening caused serious break on
the Erie railway at Cascade raviue, three
miles east of Shsquehanna depo,. The break
and fifty feet deep. through which stream
is now running. No trains from New York
have got through to-day. The eastward
bound trains take the Delaware, Lackawana
and Western track from here. The storm is
over and the barometer Is rising.