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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-27
NavaI-Thc Floods I'm North Carolina
tn he Hung.

10 be Hung.
(specinl telegram 10 the Dispateh.I
NORFOLK, August 26.-The United States
steamer Ossipee, which came up from quar-
antIne yesterday, is coaling aud provisioning
tonight, and sails under sealed orders early
tomorrow morning. There was an out
break among the officers, and the Secretary
ordered the ship. to sea. and the officers and
men to have no shore liberty for twelve
months. This or courtmartial was the ulti-
matum.
A large force of enlisted men is massing
here, and no one knows for what.
:. Letters from lower North Carolina to-day
speak of serious injuries to the cotton by the
floods. .......
No respite from Governor Brogdeu to-
night, and the Weldon-Bridge murderers
will certainly hang tomorrow.
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rhe Mississippi Republicans.

JACKSON, August 2G.-The Mississippi he
publican Convention continued in session
till o'clock. George NJ. Buchanan, OF Mar
shall, was nominated for State Treasurer.
The platform contains nothing new.
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Fatal Assault,

CHICAGO. August 26.-During an alterea-
in Sh nxsr some goods upon which Consta1e
Kegau levied to satisfy = luogm nen ~. " *zs,
Kegan inflicted fatal ip)aries upoh lAe, "o'
man who owned the goods,
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New Venture-Peaches Sent TO Eu-
rome.

PHILADELPHIA, August 26.-The steam
ship Onio, which sailed to-day for Liverpool,
has included in her cargo 2,4OO crates Of
Delaware peaches. The steerage OF the snip
has been turned into a refrigerator, lined
with ice and provided with fan for Keeping
mn constant current of cold air. Ids
being the first venture OF the 6iud, lis sac-
cass is looked to with much interest.
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Markets by Telegraph.
N,rrruy u<knp

of aS1e bales al I4N@i5c. Flour STEADY and
$3.50; southern unchaDged; common 10 nlr
extra s5.sO@r6.s5; good to choice extra, $500
ass 90. wbtatqulet and active; l@2c. better for
winter held higher, ana quiet at *l.a2Gs1. SO for
SOFT 10 prime No Chicago Sl.37 for fair No.
MiIwaak!s slae@sl AZ FOR NO n l,a sprsE az
for new Ordinary amber, ohio; 81 40 for Choice
amber SIn Is eai TEAM Suss ss apa
n mxsa s4Sssc s ss Mixed s
Soc. for heateG western mi xed: s61S6hc: for yell
low western. Oats lower, closing dull at 60@62c.
Closing at esq 66c.: 5sG Gle for new mixed vest
ern ana sraIr. - fee very arm fir sargoes
a 60 SUGAR si as and eepooDDg
Molasses dull hye hrm and Ii fair demand e p Ta.-
lower !; new, s2o@s2O.95: Lard lower q. 1857
cash, for prime steam. y hskey shade hrmer ana
IN fair demand at II .2Sn.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 26.-Flour dull; City mills
BIO IraIos s7Ss7.25: other grades anehsagssd 80:
Wheat frmtr; Pennsylyania red II .40ISl4Ia;
Maryland red VI .20Gsi .43 amber, ~. 90:
Gssa ac i,n and white yeo%
Provisions quiet and arn,. Eq b
Steady scsa t and a asa
aud unchanged. Whisky dull and easier, st Sl,2af
@$l.23 sugar firm 81 / Vs.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, August 25:- Flour quiet and IN.
changed Wheat dull; new. 75c @@1.4O. Corn quiet
and Steady u, 1895. Oats duil: new; 500 o0c.8
harley quiet and sl.sdy: sprtng, Si.ZoQsi.So.
cha, geu. Lard-.reani. ] 3Sc.; kettle, l3A@l44c.
BULK meats-Shoulders, &c.; clear ri6 sides,
clear Sides l2Ic. Ba on quiet: shoulders, BIC.
clear rib-sides. &c.: clear sld.s l3hc: Hogs-he-
cep.s $50 heaa: svments 27S; ,ae so sssks 81
GOOD 61teiisrs, s7.SS9sS.05. Whiskey firm and.
much s.2zes
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 20, 1875.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 20, 1875.
OFFERINGS
WHEAT White 1892 bushels. Red, 2.774
bushels.
CoHS.-W While, 422 bushels. Mired, SO bushels.
OATS.-956 bushels.
kYE.-1S bushels.
MEAL.--76 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, "a bushels very good At Al AT:
90 bushels good u, S1.42; 1874 bushels goo1 al
lao; 20 bushels common at S0c.; 10 bushels
common at 81; 80 bushels very good at 81 .4S;
90 bushels prime on private terms; $40 bushels
fair at S135: $50 bushels fair at II 80: 80 BUSH
els very good AZ SLAB; 80 bushels common NJ
bushels Red, - bushels prime at II 90: so BUSH
els common at 1925: 2S bushels com mon at 9Oc
362 bushels good aL 81 40; 1856 bushels common
NJ Sl.2O; 24S bushels good at 51.3S; 36S bushels
very GOOD Al Sl.47; bushels common at SOc.;
ESQ bushels very good Mt S1.45: 80 bushels fair at
5I;SS 17S bushels very good at $l.4S-total,
CORN White, so bushels prime at 7Sc, +: $50
bushels at 77c:: 25G bushels ut 76c.; bushels at
75c.-toial, 66S bushels. .Hired, A bushei. prime
at 76c.; IA bushels at 75c.-total, 1853 bushels.
OATS.-36 bushels very good suring ut 53c.; so
bushels common winter at Sec; 800 bushels
plime mixed at Soc; 4S bushels at 50c.-tota,
434 bushels
kYE.-1S husht Is prime at 9Oc.
MEAL -26 bushels at S0c.; so bushels at TIC
total, rs bushels.
RE-VXHIBITED.
WHEAT Red. SO bushels.
CoRN.-lMired, 80 bushels.
MEAL.-26 bushels.
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BY. TEI[.EGlRApn.
PRIMARY, E ii q IL Aiexsnsd,,ss.

Especial telegram to tie Dispxtcli.I
ALRxANDR1i. Y A., august IS ~ The prims-
ry; election in this city and county passed off
quietly yesterday with the following result ]
For the Senate: Clayton, 542; snowden,
4sl. z
For the House Of Delegates: Fowler, 4es !:
Simpson, 4es; johnson, 1884; Latham, 2s7 !;
Rock 1875 Cox, IS.
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The Jefferson Borden Mutineers.

BosToN, August 26.-The Jefferson Borden
mutneers were examined to-day, and fully
committed for trial. They murdered the
first and second mates.
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mAR,NE IarELLIaEsCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST ~, 1875
Sun risss.....-.- 3e6on
sun SOS g,al HEsh TIDE.
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Shocking Murder.

Especial telegram TO the Dispach.l
NORFOLK, Va, August pa negro
named Joseph Atkinson had his throat cu'
from ear to ear. He is supposed to have
been murdered by another negro named
Nimrod Gill. The murderer has not beer
arrested.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram
NORFOLK. August 26.-WhIe crossing the
river last night small boat containing two
negro men was upset. One was saved who
reported the other drowned. To-day the
body of the missing man was found noatlne
with bis throat cut from ear to ear, ana u Is
thought his companion killed MN ID tne
wafer in order to save himself.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

JACOB H. KONG, F.
- BOOT AND SHOEMAKER IA
AND REPAIRER. ~
No 2OS MARSHALL STREET. BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD, RICHMOND. VA.
ROOTS FOOTED for SIX DOLLARS, and
guaranteed as good as any work done IN the city.
A.
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I a speciality 1t the DISPATCH rktsIASos
HOUSE,
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nT~V-NI1IDl1 IDs
WHEAT Red. SO bushels.
CORN.-Mired, 80 bushels.
SiEAL.-26 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

In stair bonds there nothing done AT ;he
stock Exchange to-day.
City bank shares were quiet Mechanics ana
Traders sold at 142 Commerce at l22l2 and
Fourth National at 90
Railway bonds were strong for the entire list of
old AND yeIl-established issues, the demand for
which was undated Union Pacifcs were higher,
Frsts selling up to 1925 but Sinking Funds ex-
bhited the greatest strength. advancing to G77s in
the afternoon. Chicago and NORTHWESTERN Con
solidated gold coupon bonds sold as high as s7's
The following were The latest bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

Money has ruled easy at p 10 pig per cent on call,
prime mercantile acceptances selling at l. 10 = per
cent. The Customs receipts at Washington to-1ay
were $500 600 and the Internal Revenue receipts,
$500 600. the United states Treasurer receiving
s675 600 in national bank notes for redemption.
The following was the clearinghouse statement:
Currency exchanges, S43, 766,660; currency bal
ances. 80 .45O.G5s: gold exchanges $3,5ll,sl2
and gold balances, S462, 2s5
Government bonds quiet but frmer. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

Ct IOUis Aug 25-COion nOnuuay unchanged Niiilinss
I4e Middlmgs. IS C; Good Ordinary sae gross
receipts bales shipments Il bales stock, $50 bales
GAyErfoN Ang 25-Cotton steady; Mddings, l3',e Low
MiddlngS. lc GOOD ordinary 4 net receipts -Ov Dsrs
- bales sales 81 bales stock t0 bales
CINCINNATI Aug 25.-COtt0n hrm, Mddings Ia C.. Low
Middhnrs 49, Good Ordinary, l2Ac. net receipts "
ae- shpnruis 81 bsss; sales bales stock loIi has.s
Louisville. Aug 2j.-Cotlon arm hddlings Ia 'sc
MrMPHf-. Aag 3J.-Cotton nominal Mitilns,s, &c ne,
receipts. II bales shipments, - bales Sales 100 bales
stock. ASIA bales.
Ngw-OgLxASs Aug 25.-Cotion firm and IN fair demand
Middiugs las, Low Nddhns, - ys G0od Ordinary lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

WEDNESDAY. Aug. 2j, 1873.
COFFEE-There continued e'"' mInry ioi no and The
sales embrace 0b bags. per Oni =
an 5Oa~ 1000 per Paquct- Of Sc~ YORK, irri-
transired and anna Maria now AZ hampton
Ia rau-I sd stock here TINS
evening wa bas " qotc ordinary cargoes AZ 90
il Od d.. 2DG2 SC pi me co.,
2Ocs lair - go"e lD'id4lc gold 80 day =
Mild graft. a Dat quiet.
zorro the mo, enert IN po Cotton Ia fair prices have
nj ,aced ~ ard closes MN. Receipts at the
irine ,orfe ttav are this dav last week, 22l
al.s ms So nalt- consolidated uuGr dai -
r.its = = raIt- clIol Great Britain, 202r aies,
exports Continent. Gis ha ..
tno,f,ons ua--,l ~ classification in force sept
~ and usnd running Ia quality not
Insc t.iau la q gis.u Uep" te grade quoted
C,r,iirafy l2f. G,4rf Ordinary IA vi iiIng -
good Df I3L Aiodline lar Good Md 10 =
Inn. II III IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

LoNnON Aug. 25-l23O p. mCOnsoIs Tor molty, - =.
for the account 9i3. Erie Railway shares 1875 Amefi'
securities quiet and steady ,-..u.
66f. Toe A.. =.
LoEDov Aug 253 mConsols Tor MONEY ana s w a. q
for No 10 Dutch STANDARD. ..,,, .,.
LONDON Aug 1880 p. mThe amount OF oulion VIII, n
the Bank ~ England on balance 0ay S-UO,
66 ljc. Conso for money 34 Tor Tie ACCOUNT
94s4 :. ~.
LONDON Aug. 25-4 pm.-Erfe Railway shares H. Parls
dispatches quote Reut-s 66f. II l2c.
LONDON Aug. $3.50 p m-arie Runway sh2res' - -
do. Preferred 20. $1,000.
LsxDox Aug. aforementioned Cake, flO Isl.
LONDON MARKEr-AUG. -.
Ros,ncomnon ~ 6fS steady
Turienflne-surLs .--........... 22l steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

including 5000 bales speculation md export Cetvn
OF Middllg uplands dssyefaDe Aakuss
Low Middling clause ct sd DO deliyeraDS a, "a
Breaistuffs steady. r.,.ns.
IvERPOOI Aug I5-I3O D. m.-Sales Of Mdfing pianos
Cotton deliverable October and November LOW ~,
clause AT al: sales shipments OF the crop OF MIG
ding tpIands Mddlng clause at 7sisd Lard oo@oH
Fewt 49,. .o.av
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Total. O4,-JZ 44tltJof ct,Jto IL ',obO
II thus appears that the reduction OF tariff to so
cents per word has caused falling off in the rev.
enue of 1865 per cent for the three moals in which
il has been in operation, while the messages have
increased 32.17 per cent.
The Philadelphia stock markets. steady Pennsyl-
vania SKIES third issue, 11Ol2; Philadelphia and
Erie Railway. POS Reading Railroad. 5694 Penn
syivania Railroad. 5Ol2; gold, 1888.
The following securities were sold at auction to-
dav al the Exchang' Salesroom:
so shares National Ciiy Bark Of Brooklyn 24s
10 .isres First Bank OF fr0U~
80 coo Third Ayenue RAILROAD Company per cent Reg 49,
q .ITes Merchants Life Insurance Company 1875 .
: IA OOi Paris and Danville iLnOis Railroad Company
First Mortgage Convertible sinking Fund Fer cent
Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

The following Is a statement showing the amounts
received BY the Anglo American Telegraph Company
during the mouths of May, June, and July, 1874
under the tariff of 81 per word, and the receipts for
the corresponding period of 1915, with the tariff at
30 cents per word
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
HAVANA MARKETS.


HAVANA Aug 23-spanish gold. 232G233. Exchange
active ths United states, so days currency tl59
liOd a.. prem London, l1ldl13 prem on Paris l5sd
prea sugar quiet No II d. - l6alo2 reals per roos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

highest paid for SAL and sie e lowest steamer 1t 81
S ass.ss asssS
Sun s % ssp IS ovsS csese salt 500
Long short DO s5s65c oat and higher
MoiAssE-Foreien very desirable grades
ls rhns ar scare and nm Groes gaass c ais re-
nning grades go test at 36G39c; do Cuba grades
.NAvAL sroREs-Tne market stin continues quiet and
the export demand light bu; UNCHANGED generally
SPEAKING though the tone Is not quite ss strong ior opIs
outside prize Rosn Common to Good 81 e5dsl 10 sales
30 Tar snS Lor e and At . "a
seing W small way al UNCHANGED prices Ar JhA P
oIIs-crud Fisi demand and the market
Gle, in casks Lari slow Of sale Prime Winter quoted
say he'd 51 1 ps qaet - AZ or sound
' p l%r Aans Other 9s ar dull ,- ,r,r in their views
a. to prices ently sales effected Kenned
asise Grads N 6als. 5e for spot and ha
It Philadelphia eaned quiet lo7 for spot and early
pa o G oS s Reane popt dv ses at
ees rom ne primary markets are Iitasss qhe ~ AZ
rdioule quiet ana unclaimed at - iossi Parkers
PRoylsIONsThe for speculative articles contin
ues 20 decline IN the absence OF export demand aud sufficient
seems ,d dapPs E S the maISf npa ris
more decided bresS ia yssuas PORK was deciediy lower
cosing wes offered decline spot and
-t, with ses o. so bbs Prime Mess At SIC 70
lie o sS b AZ ~. ali OF casa Ness o Sere oVo s Is
$50 bbs. october. $50 To- Beef dull
barrel Tierce ee ia nesieci ami in sse position
Old western While Choice Sew are o5bmg at as Bacon
n TAR request Prime beng rather and safes OF 500
before Cut Meats are extremely DIN Tor city, which
true Bellies While smoked AMI reIed Hams dun
lraef quotations Western picaei Hams sold at PC for
o@sr ag4n %ith light demand ad httle better supply ne
neglected the declme 1879. asked cash septem
peg contract 25o Of the LATER selling at - and
western sold a; iSi,c for Choice 100 les $50 Cy last
l5ite. which bid. Refined Lard Who " neeecte
Al The prices asAed and no s were reported While Wilson's
W. offered At &c to-ay
W, n,,tAet Ia, az anGs "eseil Cr ai.eiy meets I'll
syi demand %asn ehoce ana Tor nese airs TO- 'n@
quotations.
s sis's .,ir, 81, %
Middle aud southern entire dai.ies..........2Ga2s
slare butter. do, odds and ends lsel6
tsi.Tn, Creamery 42B
western, f1rAlhs- 40
Western, iuDs 1873
CBERsi-Iherr is only a moderate demand in ths market
andlnc- ar GnSe tied Buyers aud shippers arr part IN
the a fair passing al about steady
>s Sf e sa.' Is, Fancy sl. w {: common
New STATE, l'-me 20 DO. Slammed ...... o
Far to cood 10 ali English Dairyl3 als
ExtIa esrein 10 Glo2
sCGAR~-l market for Raw sugars i, steady but the
inquiry only limi..d only 24O hhds
Meade At l6e We quote az 70 Good ,lnng Cuba at "a
o. and No l. Boa avd al c Refined u IN "israte
To- IJs for soft Wh.r Il iii for Cruss lie. Tor
Powdered ana lo'sa lo'.c To- ''ranGatei - oo, - .o. -
Lit HFirm but not active sales OF $4,000 u al 9'IsG
wHsKY-steady and moderately active sales o; $50 bOs
al q %.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


rIyFhrcof Aug ri - 50 d lotion hardening Kidding
u,a.ds - Mbdlng OTieans sd ssies ~, JOo bales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

net reeetoa e5 bales ss,eA $50 bales STOCK actual 1917
bales ..,,,n.I. nLsdI,ussL
I4-dIlIlc.l Lov Midlpgs 1873 1885, net f..sp.n
bales; exports, coastwise, bales sales 20 pae' "
bales - ,,,u..~. r,,.,, Law
Middng i3isc; Ordinary l2stci nes receipts z"
sales, l3 bales stock. SC3 bales 49,, ,,.,s,,,o. ma
AUGUSTA Aug 25.-G'oston- Demand fair; hddnnsS 10
CHAMELEON Aug rs. Cotton quiet AND easy nnarnsr
1896 Low Middlns I39c Good ordinary ~ &C ~ hss
IL bales exports, coast~ise lo2 oaes s~S %
NoRroLK Aug 25-Coron firm Middlng, nc net 70
ceDts - bales exports, coasswse 10 Oa'ss sA' d"
WHsiSGr0s Aue 25-Cotton nominal net recepta
bales stock. s75 bales x... ,..x..
BALTIMORE Ang 25.-Cotton quiet Nidffng. l4fdl4E;
ooastsise 81 bales sales 1875 bales spnners 10 bales;
PHILADELPHIA Aug 25-cotton ann Middbng. l4lyc;
Low Midding lac. Good Ordinary, l3tc gross receip
boston AnS 25-Cotton dull; MiddlIng, hlei Lev
Md.ng l4c Good Ordinary 1870 sales, % oaes sSSss
7,lvo bales.
Wool MARKET
25FOr Domestic Wool there j. fair fenaee
grades sought after Medium Fieeeo
for Pine Feece but the OF manufacture arr n5e IN
figures that sellers prefer TO hold AMI Xxx flecee
could be sold 35QGc f0r ohio and
while holders generally ask 46H47es Melium fleeess
lots 0f Ohio and Penns vsn1
Michigan Fieeees range from 4s0
acc for Fine Medium aud INV ashed feec.s oin 0
37c AZ quality ComDng Delaine Fieeees 10 d.
Delsine and 81 d1Oc for Coming uur
washed COmbing and Deane, 4Oa4yc Dni any lang 49,
sells 4Jc. must be- choice selection Aailiorne
spring been demand al % a36c 10 quality
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PRovrpEyCY AuR 25-Printng Cloths a shade rrmer Al
held jc 80 days. TOR standard and Extra o4xoA VIZ
moderate sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange
Were as follows:

London markets, according to cable were reported
firm, save Erie, which was lower, at 1899 IA for
common and 20 for preferred. Money continues
quiet and easy at yesterdays rates, the BANK ~
England making bullion loss on balance to-day OF
100000. In Paris, rentes closed at 6G.17I2 The
foreign exchange market opened at - SIZE and
~ 30, but the deaTness Of cash gold compelled "a
later reduction in the rates TO - 81 and : eJi2.
Business has been at 81 S6l2 and - s91i. -Ihe
gold market was dull but firm ali the sales having
been made at 11Sss until after o'clock, when the
price advanced 10 1919. Cash gold lent at 3. = and
J per cent per annum and l32 and l64 per diem for
USE The Algeria sailed with sS 644 IN silver bars
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $500 III called
bonds and $50 900 in coin interest The days BUSH
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was rs follows:
Gold cleared 81 $4,000; gold balances, II DO
$40; currency balances S1,4Sl ,217. We annex
quotations of gold:
1000 ll8ss II .liSss 1oO..1l3a. 2S0-... ll3l2
I05O..Ii3% I2Oj....ll3a- 1870 ....ll5S SOu..llSa
ll.OO....ll3S i .n5ei 2Oo---l43%'
The days business at the |. ;. Treasury com
priscd
receipts. 81 oe2 - Curry panent"sl oo302 10
Gold uavlrcuts 1887 - Cni'y bal.nc" 81 ~ - -
Gold balance DID, 6 - Custoas...--.- 54JCVv w
Cur receipts. CJ'V0p %
The Treasury balances at the close of business To-
DAY were currency. -, 800 900 coin 81 100000;
less coin certificates, 81 ,6GO,000
The closing quotations of foreign exchange are as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

NOR sALE-A good SHED about 500 feet

n I
louc b. Nlde Oy % aigh the aide, - iet IN
Inc center slaes covered corrugated non all IN nrst
olass order Apply W sAMUE DAZZLING. PieF o. Norta
Rvcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
STF rrrS- Bark SUNSHINE
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

TERBoRGsHAyS-Bark Libra oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

IHEFsI Atrt Only mWlfrNp -tnand IN ms ilIiAet
and tied. Buyers aud shippers apart
their Western fan supply, favor tue
hytr Common and medium qualities IN ti supply In
tic home there is fair Trade passing aDOut steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT " y srocx EXCHANGE sALEs
arc 25 1873.
10 A. M.-saLEs BEFORE THE CALI.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT -1OA O'CLOCK
AND I1l2 O'CLOCK A. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
WOOL MARKET

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovrrEyCE Aug 25-Prnung Cloths shade rrrner A.
held Size $50 days. for standard and Extra o4xo4 Va
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-07-22

WARN THANKs.-Our friends are too kind
by half this week. They will please accept
our warmsst thanks. Each gift possesses a
value enjoyable for itself, but the spirit tina t
prompted the favors is of far mere worth to
us, in that the tributes are taken as tokens of
continued respect anc confidence. We hope
we deserve it, vet doubt. For year back
the perplexitics. trials, misunderstanding
and cross-purposes that have SO thickly beset
us have almost weakened implicit faith in the
human heart, but such kindly acts as come
from all quarters this week lift lis up. First
Mrs. 10. West sends US fine boquet, almost
as bright and delicate as the fair donor her
self; next a magnificent pyramidieal boquet,
one foot at The base and eighteen inches in
height, with tTenty-odd kinds Of choice, culti-
waited flowers from the home Of Hon. j. K.
Mead, artisticaliy arranged and put up by
Mr.. A. Hanson, his skllful florist and gardener
beautiful and attractive indeed; and then a
stems garden, brought up by Vim. Teich-
fuss, his successful scientific florist, in which
basket were cabbage heads as big as peck
measure, and tomatoes like unto our double
fists: afterward that kind-hearted lady who
writes from the Cowskin, Mrs. Sophia King,
with three kinds of fancy squashes; and now
Henry Shumsn, from across the Chisholm,
with whole basket of plump, smooth, red,
ripe tomatoes garnished with sprigs of their
own vines; and last DR.. Greonlee and Mr.
Teter with cueumbers and roasting ears.
Who wouldn't desire to live with such
people? Thank you all.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-07-22

Our old friend DR.. c. A. Logan, Envoy Ex-
traerdnary and Minister Pienipotsntisry to
Chill, who was lately appointed arbitrator in
the matter of difference between Chill and
Peru, sends US Valparaiso paper containing
his decision. We are not enough of diple-
mat to comprehend all the fine points of the
decision, but We notice that the subscription
price of the paper in which it is published is
$500 per annum for The weekly, which just
meets our idea
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-07-22

A sworn statement of the financial condition
Of the First National Bank OF Wichita, pub
lisLed at tho instance OF Government, Will be
found elsewhere. As the friends Of that in
stitution viii see, its affairs are in most
healthy and prosperous condition. No time
in the history of our city before have the times
so pressed upon our banks, as the past three
months, the panic excepted, bat the moving
OF crops and general revival of trade already
beng felt, will make them more prosperous
this fall than ever before. Read the statement.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-07-22

Again this week we present our readers
with nine columns more OF additional extracts
from the papers of eastern editors. We have
in the two weeks published the opinions OF
about sixty editors. 1t will be noticed that
however much they differ with reference TO
the moral status of Wichita, they are unani-
nous as to her present life and prosperity and
probable great future, SO too are they unani-
nous in their almost unbounded praise of this
portion OF the valley. The value Of the bene-
fit that we VIII reap direct from that editorial
visit can hardly be estimated. The unenvi-
able name that we may have made in the dark
hour of our grasshopper calamity will be
erased and emigrants will confidently bring
on their families, focks and herds, to cast
their lot with us. The large number of extra
papers printed last week were all sold and have
been sent back to tell eastern people what
others think of U.s.