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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-06
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST -To6ucco.-Transac,ioDs are limited
10 small lots partly on export account, or steady
leaf at 9k@s22e:; so cases seed.ieaf. 1871 crop
Pennsylvania, 21c.; lis cases, 1928 crop Penn
pr 1878 6hd
on private terms: lC0 cases sundries at 9@30c.;
200 bales Hnyana at ssc. @s1.
Kentucky Lsty-Common lugs. light Sol &C.,
heavy heavy 19H@1ls.; gooa ngs Hight 19hg1ae.'
heavy 2y@is9c:; MEDIUM leaf; light lSglSc.,
1s@2oc. select leaf, light lSH@20c., heavy 20
M!rpiand.- Frosted, s6.5U@$7: sound common,
S7.50nsS.50: good common. SS.50@S9; mild
ding: $950@sld; gooo to fine red, s11@s15;
s rnS; leaves es1 tucwi ss@9Rsil. county, S"1O
Oi 10 , to s good common, ~ 0@t9;
S1l@$15; common To medium spangled, $10@
q and Mas
Crop 0f 1S72-Connecticut and Massachusetts,
wrappers, II 5m$ $780, seconds, ~ 0@sl2: filters, 81
ass. Pennsylvania assor,:d lots 81 a$2o; wrap
crop Of is7s.-Con nectirut wrappers, $3.50
s55: assortsI lols sle@Ss0 Massa s as as
sorted lots, common: $80sl New York assorted
ss.5oSsi2; " iscessln assorted lots. s7@slo;,
Foreign.-Havana filters. common, S5@90c.
Havana filters, fair, 92xc. @*1 Havana filters fine
Sl.1O@S1.2o; Iura-la aud III cut, assorted, 900
Csc -...
IMnnufactured.-Blackw work, common and me
dulH In bond, II 7(9s22; good and fine, In bond
S23@$30: bright work, common and medium, II
bond, $25@S32; good and fac, In bond, $3.50
500. -,
otter Grwie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for tb,
week. 1904 hogsheads, 622 packages l00. 01'
pounds: exports from January /. 25,SSS hogs
ports same tlme last wear, 42,S77 hogsheads. so,
399 packages, 5,462,024 pounds. Receipts TO
the week, 032 hogsheaus; receipts for the week
1891 boxes and cases: receipts from January ]
$1,000 hngsheads; receipts from January 05 ,53
boxes ana cases: receipts same time last veal
l25,32I boxes and cascs.-JouTndL Of Commerce
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NEW work. DRY GOODS TRADE.

AUGUST 3.-Auothe- gloomy day had depress.
ing effect business, sill GOOD deai vas done.
Une Involuntary holiday would appear 10 have e&-
hausted the patience Of visitors on trade Intent
besides, The rain held up most OF the DAY, though
the lowering clouds thresteneda dowapour III any
Prints were in good demand, especially the
cheaper yarletS among the pew Dark Styles. some
new CHIMES were also handled to some extent In
Print cloths were more active, and decidedly
strong. -, ,.,,, z,o,
Ducks were Selling rather more freely than has
sh,wts were more Inquired for. and some staple
pooas select.d in small parcels for shipmen; out
Wtst. Lines OF woollen and worsted snsws Ia
and Ss ys w Of n se AGENTS. mold
Hosiery continues satisfactorily brisk. The sees-
Ing Te brsash heavy Knit Waier goods
in request than they have beep, ss lug mVs
shirts and drawers being stu aE' - ~ enns,ders
| BILE amount -eh W -
Corset jeans were Sci"
sipacas of tine =: Ing fairly. ero,.,,
| well.ass ,rted .u,liiy were Selling iah'' -
son: ,..sdes we're bought to some extent ZOE '''
nern nask and dceskns, in fact woolen Sood
Casslnet,ss AIMS wear were In fair request 70
Az snrsted coatings, as usuai, Deipg .us comsre,
move Their styles, all Oh INV Ia or Zach. are ,haf
to compa, rasso,amsndaton. aud their exeeedings!
own o, nrice Is another and strong one. ,.,rtx
91hsr roods We're sui, very DUH though toaI
are eesnS,aiS :" have NOT even
sun me pui ~, % aid quantities maiu In bond,
ln no immedate activity can BE- eSIeGis ,s Of nils
Ssia :a ss a nns' se q s
s- iSc prices reaIiz 1t was man,ioss
curious ss.e Point .y Seis moi sx Usually
eaniols axc.ssiye stability were old Ior spiI..
. n@a s sS cx remeiy WE'LL Joaraai q
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THE HIGHEST BRIDGE IN THE World
From the Danville (ky3 Advocate. ]-Ihe
highest bridge in the world will be built at
the crossing OF the Kentucky river, on the
Cincinnati Southern railway, near The Sha-
ker ferry. The Baltimore Bridge Company,
one of the most noted in the United states,
has secured the contract. The bridge VIII
consist OF an iroh.deck truss of three spans
of 375 feet each, centre to centre, supported
by two piers and two abutments. The piers
will be built OF masonry 10 height OF ot
feet and 6 inches above loW-water mark, ana
the additional distance below loW-Water
mark will soon be determined by borlngs,
under control Of the resident engineer.
These piers will be 100 feet long, end 10 end
of cut water, and So feet wide on the top,
built hollow, with the walls 81 feet from the
end. Upon the masonry will rest the iron
tres,le-work. The grade line is 275 feet 6
inches above low water. The abutments
will be built upon the cliffs on each side OF
the river, and are to be AZ feet high, depend
ing upon the shape OF the Lodges OF rock.
When this structure Is completed kentuck'
ians can well point with pride to the highest
bridge upon this continent.
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sr.uMER RE>OKTS.

t,,o,,,rp no; Cast--wc suppose ioi we
$40 have q word TO say for what Is
,.o., i very interesting spot: the
vo,>ru<-Tor." This is summer resort
,.,ora admirably ventilated. c"mhiana'
avs which Tor their loreln'Ss are the
r ,,,huSIa.rjc admiration OF the ira
r,,,.r views are but partially oh-
.,., ~, The railroad passenger as ne enters
,,,.l ,.r, ,1ruusn the mountain al tbe
,,..,,.., can, and We! how grand they appear
m m, ruc>. at The Moun'a'n-Iop
.,,,.-h i, rc.'.rd above the t"nne' anu
,,., summit OF The Blue Ridge, they
49,. r., more expanded and var'cd.
.t.. " Nountaiu.Top we know there
E.. -. unrest fs,c->tcnr water ana also
-, a.r ,nalyhcatc spring; and MI. LIFT
.,, M. pgoprc,or. tells the public that inc
..,,,rri. IN .ras>. and he is enabled 10
''.~ Ia. ou,>,, >upraoundantly supplied
49,, nrrc. rich mix and butter. That's
,,o,.,a.r. to is,k about.
~. know Inc delight Of nights rest
-. ~. rcp Of the B'uc Ridge Ho" pure
"i'" '' ,,,,, cl,.rinr.ly GENIAL is the
,"1 ".'"''l ,>.rr,s did not rise from
t''"i' '.'''''' ,,.,~,,yhlv refreshed and IN.
la' ''''' NV, .,..,I ,n,. traveller lean from
y '''" :l.,.- ro,o<r ~ " Mountain
- ~ .
T.l" .s-,r.;souont
, ,n-,r..r !. seems absolutely kind
q ~ '.'' 800, =, .rrh = delightful and
- ".''' .t..,,lun,n his friends TO
,.''.''.''7 :, - w., initiating {. Old
''''" ,'''.' ,....,. ,,o,,ursri,r and wants
'.''. ,.'f. bin, ,,rca, hpcause he
.., ''' 49, ,',,,., ,.orlt,v m,ouiGcencc.
'''", '.''"' ..,It,., ;, onr s,rono at
~ '.' r,o or,,dr,thcr
t"."."' 49, ~ '''' nor, rc,r this
@! ,i' VIZ THO avon,
N'""'"'". w '.'', circumstances,
va ".'' "'''' " ''' a., ,.,a;o,,
-. ""' ~, ;,,,.oa;r,
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..'sFfl.N!A4'lNCIAE.ss '
RrcE.MosN ND STOCK EXCHANGE

| 81, !, .z,i Thursday. August s. 1879
sAIEs.-s1, 4 90 VII, ginia peeler bonds sold at4
$500 vfrginia cors0 .. 'upons sold at So; 81 loot
Richmond CRY 6's sold at 80. ~ ssJ534rF; -.
State Securtties.- virsfesa ,cn1sci. 5s4 bid. yir
ginia consos pew. AZ bsd, A. ~ asked VirginE
deferred Sk bd 81 asked; Wis, T'nia Interest GER
tifcaes 16k hid. 2zk asked; y,re mia ax.recefvn
BILE coupons. S51 I'D SO asked Morn Carolfra, old
90 bid; North Carolina. funded Of 1S 49, IL bid.
city Securtfss. -ktchmoBd city S'k. lO4 bid;
Richmond city 5's, SSbid. - ~ ~ 5.sgs.s'
Railroad Bonds.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage rs, and d., % BID, 101
asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage 6's, j. and j., 80 bid: kichmond and DAM
vile Railroad consolidated Ss, NJ. and NJ, II bid.
72 asked: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's,
A. and o.. 80 bid, Atlanta and ichmond Airline
Railroad hrst mortgage S's. j. andJ., So asked.
Canal B0J'ds.--James Is1ver aud: kanawRa Canal
first mortgage SIS, NJ. and NJ, 5SoiA: 81 -s ,..
Railroad Saskatchewan Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 90 par, SO hd> Rich
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80 tids. Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad q per eent.
guaranteed, 100 par, 90 BID; RichBond and Dzn-
willie Railroad / 90 par, or asked. .
Bank SockS.-SIate Bank OF Ffrgi aAa, 100 par,
OAK bid; Union Bank Of Richmond, 30 par, 22z
asked. .Gls. CEai ~
Insurance Virginia Fire and Marine,
25 par, S5 bid. SO asked VirRlnis state, 30 par,
251f bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, 1903, asked;
Merchants ana Mechanics, 100 par. 90 asked: City,
100 par. SO asked; Old Dominion, ! w PAT, 30
10 asked; Richmond Fire Association 25 par,
25S bid. ~ o.. : 49, .--....
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Ia
denis nuieshoe,s as @a7. "a a In, Ne s. Trse, .
s s s BE- Sg@sS.sS - III inai
sa Szfis e,IS ~. =. -
IS iss penny: Other sizes ETY. ETY. ior ssane4
~ ,fssos0a. fsasstngs: wholesale, 4Hc.; rcsxa o.
RoDe:: Manila, best. 2a@25c. !: Int. one... 4
6rsmae 75c@si. -, feo' 1Ssa1 i e..
s5e Paec rs &c. sPPsrssD s7s
saperDhospliate: $50: -four OF Rswbore. SSs
a alaum as ssg; MARYLAND 500
Pwk-Dressed. skta9c. j
Liquors, Wines, &c. , go.
AZ: Scotch. best brands, pints, e2@S2.15 q
dozen. gold .:aiTz3fIs. ~ 8 II 90 =
Rsct.aed Whtskeus: Market buoyant. Proof held
,6se Whisseys: Medium. s1.50ms2: pure old,
$s2gs4: Virginia Mountain. new. $26Ds2.5o old.
s2.50Nf3 90 and upwards. $500 - !, 5 -
s3nf 6eSs q ss sfssss ?G, s e ssss
SlsoO aIple. new. s2A*2.50 reach. IS. IS 4
xa aE saI,. S c,z s s4ass Jaalcs
LicoYfce.
eG e. ss Co. s4 s9 sa g. 81 Fl xa sss
&c; A. q. Co ZSc.; 6. y Or zsc.
Powder; Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. SO, eoc.Gs1.25 q 1oo n.et
PescdeT: 1915 by the fve kegs-Iess han i've
kegs, s8: BLASTING. s30s8.e5: N' - n'e
ShW: Sorthern s2.D@lS2, SO ~ Dag OF "a lbs.
9rfHdstenes: la42,4. II d. 49,
Lumber. Slaves. Etc: ,.4 a,T
Lumber: White oak 81 La IA5O a LOCO; Wess- 4
ern Virginia poplar, 81 5@S25I ,OU9: white pine
f3st9$75 D. 600. Yellow nine boards. $IeDa1s;
tofsa, slN1s1S, according to lengths Shingles
Pine, fZ.5Oes$5; cypress snetneh} S7.s9G$l3.56
I ,e69 "s -. ii-'- '-'ee'0
Stanss-W hiskey-b barrel timber green. 81 1920
II 1.0Og: seasoned. $200s2J ~ 1000. Flour
barrel timber. S6@s7.50 81 GOO. Flour barrel
poles, s7@ss: hogshead hoops, TO demand; hick-
DRY hoop, 1880 t.st - - - 4 - - |
RagsIIixed cotton, &c: white, 4@oc.; wool.
!. !: - ~ - nTtll-Feed. ~.s reF :. |
ShfpStIS: 55c. % busl,el.. Hs f.t .,ssE--e u 7
6r0,o7tstuF: 304S5c. n busne a...a 4
Shorts: 25tG30c. " bushel. ~, /
Z W7.eht Bran ]: 2O025c. q bushef. 4..r...'. 10
Corn Rran: 10000. ~ bushel. :gl 81 ftss |
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Weather ESpDOrf.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-For the Middle
States and Lower Lake region. the Ohio VAL
ley, and Tennessee, increasing cloudineSs
and stationary or rising temperature, with
fresh TO brisk southeast TO southwest winds,
falling barometer, and severe local storms
from Tennessee northward to Lakes Erie
and Ontario.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy and continued warm weather,
with soutberly winds veeriDg to westerly
and northwcsterly, stationary or rising Da-
rometer. and local rains in the Lower Mis-
sissppi Valley.
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Hans Christian Andersen, the genial old
Danish story-wrier. whose books we read
on this side of the ocean with the greatest
delight, died at Copenhagen yesterday, in
the seventy first year Of his age. He was the
son of q shoemaker, and his parents were
too poor to give him any education except
that to be obtained in the charity school OF
his native town, OdenSe. at nine years OF
age he was taken 10 the family Of lady, the
widow of clergyman, to ad aloud TO her,
and here he made bis first acquaintance with
books. In the mean time his mother became
widow, and he was obliged TO 60 into a
factory and earn something TO assist in her
support. He kept up bis reading, however,
and while yet boy began TO write plays
and tragedies, and had great desire to be-
come an actor himself, but could get no
theatrical manager TO give him place. One
OF bis plays happened to fall under the no.
tice of Counsellor Collin, man of great in.
fluence in the Government, who recognized
the budding genius of the youthful writer,
and forthw with secured for him from the King
a free scholarship at one Of the Government
schools. From here be went to college, and
by the time that he graduated he had Sc
cured o high reputation as writer OF poe
try and prose fiction. His romances writ
ten prior to the year 1S47 filled thirty-lve
volumes. He has probably doubled the
number since. Two or three years ago
report was started in this country that the
old poet was living in poverty IN Copenna-
gen. A handsome purse was ralse0 ior MIN
in Philadelphia, the contributions belng
made mostly by school children who had
read his Christmas stories. lie accepted tne
gift because it came from children, but be
was greatly annoyed that report had gone
abroad that he needed assistance, and he
wrote a letter to his Philadelphia friends,
telling them that be was quite comfortable,
and that his country did not allow its poets
to fall into want 10 their old days.-Batts-
more american, 5h.
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ynse III q ,nEsss.sis . seil INA 81 a,o ~
eoneease xHN1csn p ssssr,tSt dftof45 20
io,s mne s sas e lree = seak
ssd nSminay $32, Prfeas are coiiresH t IL IT.
s3a.nV Gafsschefr RE. 30 @t3a5. GieiJSstsNzsaS
Eaiigton: a29 eO@f30. AmerJcsn ~
3D. "a !. ,as .s9sas2s Tor No. /. sasasSS ~
so: e as9s "a s fss assssISe 5aaIs
I.s m ais quoted homisallY ID soaalsssf.
N Wn,,,s SE ., t3G from, yard. Refined ~.
" ;ruuRH sA, cs RaF. swffjes, offftnars -
NJ s1R RGssss bar. sgetea, plough si.ea, Il
I'll AS: hus. rsns.,.n 20 inch round and square
to II Ssg ana Ky Ky Us 40 bar refined and
X ~ and 5s1e. s7S, "a! Io anra;, 24 sGaI
70 sAaz Inches. s725ost. sc sa 9t: o1ssy mss
band, e Sinches by 316 S1S& s s'S.. nelss:
noe ss 70 Ioas Has.1s intb, q,, Ss1sni
$3.50 !, nag rod per pgund. 7alse: UNA :sa
10 W. 80 ament, i3kc. gold: siaef,, Bss
doubles and tsebes, common. 4kl14kc dte4s Scsz.
bles and treh:es 54@5kc:: sheet esiysni1Sd, sssa.
J0,f171l Of ComnseTce. 80 - - = - '1"eAAss
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NeH York Items.

New YORK, August 5.--Archbuckle,s
spice mills have been burned. Loss, $4,000.
The yacht Octavia, recently seized on sus,
picion of being Cuban tilIibuster, has slied
for Uruguay. 49,; -,
A special from Cheyenne states that the
Indian fraud commissioners find difficulty ID
getting any one to testify relative to the In
dian service. Those having facts are inter-
ested in the trade.
Twenty cars loaded for the Indian agency
are detained here at the expense OF the
Government. They are Contractor McCanns
goods
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


-... RICHMOND, August s il S75.
The breaks of tobacco during the past week. en-
braced 100 bogsheads, So tierces, and II boxes.
The offerings at auclion on Change were AL
packages, Of which 800 were sold at prices ranging
from'sl 8 10 $40. .... .......
The Richmond tobacco market to-day is stronger,
and there Is an upward tendency, though during
the past week 1t has remained unchanged Serious
fears have been entertained for the growing crop In
the tobacco sections OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima by reason Of the recent heavy rains, and Its
quality will no doubt he impaired.
We continue our quotations: '
PrtH,ings-f5@S6.5 80. .s ...tE -..a
BLACK.-Lu0s-Very common, &S.5o@S7.50;
medium to good, ss@ss; extra, ss@*lO.
backgammon, 81 0.5O@$l1 (: medium, S12@s13;
good, s14@sls; fine, s16;5o@s2o; ihue stem
ming and wrappers, 81 S61T20- ~ sa.r
Bright. -LtQs-COmmon, $10@I2: medium
to good. = .50@S20: fine smoking, s22.5o@t3O;
extra smoking, $350Sa0. LedJ-Common 70 me-
dunn. 81 o@s12; good TO fine, II 2. 50@51e; extra
oilers, <l7@S20. Wrrppers-Common. $3.50
s2o: medium 70 good, f309$45; line, $50@S65;
extra, $75dlSS0. ...-.s Z. .F'-
MAToGASS.- Frappers-Common TO medium,
Sl5gS20; good TO ine, $25@$40; extra, $3.50
S50, ~.
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SMUGGLING At QUARANTISE-AN EXCITING
CHASh X TmE LOWER BAY.-[New York
Commercial -idrcrtiSer, 4th. Tine increased
vigilance OF The revenue officers in overhaul
Ing luggage, prying of covers, searching
state-roou-, and otherwise pushing inquiries
into The ny >ttrirs Of smuggling, has led 10
new devices 10 escape this scrutiny. Throw.
ing >IuugSled goods overheard al quarantine
is practice long IN vogue, but there Is rea-
son 10 believe that Of lale this branch of the
Smu-3i"rs' art has been organized, and that
now Lumtcr OF con!ederates hide among
the Is aEds Of the Lower Bay, or sku!k along
The shore 0. staten Island, from whence they
can watch for the expected ste imcr and be IN
readiness 10 secure any goods which may be
thrown INTO The Watr--thc latter, OF course,
secured from injury in rubber bags. 1eSter-
day U!ilccrs were sent by the customs au.
tluTi,Ies III 4 rev euuc-cutter to meet the
steamer Columbus, coming up from Havana.
Al quarantine they entered the boat Of the
hsatn officer Going Oh board in bis compa.
ny. he officer, referred 10 were Deputy
Collector John u. BtucA aud General q. ).
AcOots, who took into their confidence In
spcc'ors Charles Kane, McCord, and liagan.
Soon "itcr The stealncr got abreast OF Hoff-
lnau sand several rubber bags were seen to
20 over the side Of the vessel, apparently
u'alug away Oh the tide. The steamers
p'at Wa, At CnCe lowered, and three officials
started in pursuit. Presently, however,
another boat came into view, by which the
bags were carried of with all possible speed
towards sandy Hook. After vigorous chase
ana one or two pistol shots the fugl.
I've vas oyeItakcu and the property
secured for the benefit OF the Gov
crnment The prizes consisted Of six bags
VI cSais in lndla-rubbcr air.tight bags the
size OF mai-bsgs. Alter the smuggler's boat
was cmplied Of all its contents the customs
olllceF allowed him to depart, not being able
10 10" bis boat up TO town on account Of
Tue h"aVy cbD tide. The confederate who
'Nus vas allowed to depart is said to have
gwen important information, Of which we
shali learn more when the case comes before
the United States commissioner. The officers
are keeping Il close watch on board the Co
1uii'uS, expecting to make additional geiz-
ore>. The capture is regarded as the most
important made for long time.
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From Lancaster.
Correspondence ii the Richmond Dispatch.
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE. VA,

Tore lD!,Cucc 81 The ttlchlno9u blHlalciI.j
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE. NA.,
August 3, 1915.
Fur the first time since the war this Sec
ton OF Virginia has been best with good
crop OF wheat. and The corn is looking more
promising than tor mauS years. The oats IN
,gmc localities were GOOD, but the general
weld is small. There have been number OF
very heavy rau>. tat have beard Of 10 Sc
rioils Iauia.r % mills or other prof erty.
On the 1911 Il 5uiy the Conservatives
held a meeting and nominstcd MIR. Samuel
a. tubuuk, litc sheriff 10 represent the
younr, III III" next Legislature. | under
stand that the Republicans, OF whom ninety.
seven i,rT cent. are negroes, VII! ho'd meet
uc On IT,, lGlh instant, AMI that Mr. /. Spl-
c.r tuIcit (whitc Republican,, late OF Bal
:lmorr. Md. will probably be the nominee.
Rev. Mr.. Nl.C~, OF the Methodist EplSco-
Irl Caurch south, Of this circuit, and Rev.
Mr.. Butler, OF Northumberland, are heIding
4 srIir> Ut prOIc'cd meetings, resulting
tiy",noy. Onr afternoon whilst the meet
in VA, in prt@I>>s 1t Rch0bOlh The hight
MN stuck 4 tree Icr; near the cGurcn, ana
,ilycn,d Il uumGrr Of persons considerably,
but 1T SERIOUSLY.
Tn" Kuppananncck \ Association Of Baptists
Itu>ru ih-Ir meeting Oh the OWN uiLllHo III
i.-Aai.pn chinc!l, in this county. There were
about twelve hundred persons in daily al
trlGlncc. and il is hoped that upon so large
an as>"MUE1ge the large number ot intel!i
gent sad Jealous ministers made an impress
sion that NIL result in great good.
The members OF the Methodist Protestant
churches OF Northumberland county con-
template holding 4 campmectlng near
MMln>yIlic. 10 begin on the Goth Instant.
The temperance canse is becoming popu
lar. Three lodges OF Good Templars have
ben organized in this county and Two IL
Northumberland.
beard that Mr.. Frederick Downing, who
i engaged in manufacturing tish-oll ana
caurn (or guaHo), near White Stone, in this
county, in bau!ing for alewiYe>, recently
caught !! macncrel five feet in length and
weighing thirty five pounds.
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ASSOCIATED Press telegram.
Rencontre between Editors.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
GREEssvILLE, S. c., August 5.-An alter
cation took place this morning between
Colonel s. S. CriItenden, editor Of the Enter
prise and Mountaineer, and James NJ. Ruion.
Esq, of the Republican, which resulted in
the Gaming OF the latter. A hostile meeting
is anticipated between Colonel Crittendeu
and Captain W. E. Early, who avows him
self the author of the Objectionable article.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW Y0RI

NEW YORK, August 5.-Cot,on weak; sales OF
| COS bales At 14sal4 Flour steady and fairly
tra,' 30. sS@sse5: good 10 eSoice. s7ass.sG.
n ss ?ts saSs 1888 i ss MO- '0 Sh ko
2 Milwaukee; S1.47 for No. l Milwaukee; Abs
tive; sOH@s5c. for steam western mixed S59sTcs
for sail western " ixrd; 769e0c, for heated west
IS Ss o ysex Msf 3, Sss
at f.sEn 3a ss s Ss!s s"Gs
sugar tG armer snd eaet r fs
10 COED Iehht {; sae: fof prime; rane ca arnsr
loal0 ISf 1agidss Sr sses
quiet. Rice arm aud quiet. Tallow firm al sK@
15-l6c. Roein firm ut Sl.6hMfl.75. lurpe1-
sol go for new. Lard closed lower at &C. for
old prime steam. Whiskey shade nrner nj S1.12
@t1.l2H Frelghts hrIn. --.s 4.s5r-}4.l
... -f BALTIMORE. ...s 4 -1e.
BALTIMORE, August 5.-Flour very strong and
others unchanged. Wheat dull; low and medium
si .ssa amber, 81 S6@si6o white, $3.50
@Sl.5S. Corn-Wrsiern. dull and kc. of; south
s sst ats a f11 Southern Goa Rye AZ
9oG95c. Provisions strong. Mss pork, seo@
s22.S5. Bulk; mparsT-Snnplders, sac:: clear ri6.
l23lDI SIC. Bacon Shoulders, 10a@l 0ac.: clear
rib. I3Sq13Sc; Hams, 14h@1 lake; Lard firm az
| IDOL 4Sc Coffee quiet and firn. Whiskey irmer
at 1928. Sugar, 10AQlOkc. t @ai
l CINClNNATL sr asa"l
| CrScrNNATI, August 5.-Flour in good demand,
but lower; family, 67.65(D$7 SO. Wheat quiet and
firm rec, 81. 60G$1 10; sales Of choice at 81. 40.
Corn frme and held higher ut 74ly76c. Cats high
err steady. and trmer at73@76e bye quiet aud
| steady at Sl0Qbl .O5., Pork-demaud far aud hrms
| sales of country ut S21 25; city held at $22.
Lard quiet: steam. 31QDl SIC: kettle, l44c. Bulk"
meats quiet and steady shoulders, ssSYS1e; ciear
rib. sides, l2c.: clear sides, 124c. Whiskey-de-
maud lair and firm at *1.l7. butter-demand good
at full prtcts. "#F '"..
| LOUISVILLE, August 5-Flour steady and firm.
Wheat quiet and steady at $l.400Sl 30 Corn
Demand fair and advanced; sales al $50 S6c. Oats
Demand good at full prices; sales nj 70@76c.
Rye-Old nominal: new, Soc Provisions quiet
and firm. Pork. 1929 Bulk meats Shoulders.
&C.; clear rio-sdes, l2'sc.; rlear SIDES. l2Hc Ba-
con-Shoulders, 9ac. Gear rib sides, 1885,; clear
sides, l3xc., packed. hams, 1870. Lard, l4Ac.
Whiskey, Silt.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, August 5.-The cattle market for
the past well has been fairly active. Prices are
from Il to &c, higher; very best, bt0 Isc., nrgt
quality. 4RiG57fc. ne inm or gooh Ialr quality,
iH641sc. ordinary thin steers, oxen, ana COVE,
3I(94ac.; most sales az 5996Sc. Receipts, l.6lO
head. Sales, III 80 head. HOES have been steady.
closing with pens nearly bare and prices tenanx
upwards, ranging from l0a lie. keceipts. 4,oOo
head. sheep have been firm and In talr demand,
ranging from 4@51c. Lambs, $2@s4.Zo. he-
CENTS, 4,lSl head. ....... ..... .. .a. Il