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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
"WEDNESDAY, August 20, 1877.
SALES.-500 Manchester tax-receivabIe bonds sold

sALEs.-5o0 Manchester tax receivable bonds sold
At 90.
!. American GOtd.-lD4 bid.
State Observation-Disclosures consols, G4I bid, 65s
asked; Virginia consols, new, 40 bid: Virginia de-
ferred. 8 bid, 81 asked; Virginia iax-recciyaIIe
coupons, S03 bid, 81 asked ;. -
CitY Observation-Disclosures city S's, l1Sk asked:
Richmond city 6's. 10l3 asked; N0gfok city S's,
lO4 bid; Norfolk city woter 81, 1903 bid; Norfolk
city 6's, go bid; Fredericksburg city rs, 100 bid
Manchester s's, 100 bid.
Railroad Bond4-VirginiaC Central Railroad third
mortgage 6ts, J. and j., az bid; Virginia and Ten.
eessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, J. and d., ~
bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mort;
Snrs s's j. and j., 81 bid. 81 asked; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad trst mortgage S's, A. and
O.. lO3 bid Richmond Fredcrlcksbnra and poto-
fnac Railroad mortgage gig, j. and j., lOO DID
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Raiiroad
mortgage rs, j. and j.. 95S bid; Richm9nd aaa
DanS!Iie Railroad consolidated 6's> d. and ~, ~
bid Piedmont Railroad first mortgage U.s. n. ana
o., IS bid. -. -. :,
Railroad St0cks.-Richmond,F fredericksburg an
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, so DID, 14
asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad six per cent. qua ranteed 100 par SO BIO
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Raliroad
seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par 9lH DID; yea
board and Roanoke Railroad common. 100 par, S4H
bid; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed,
100 par, ] l asked ..-,.,.,,., $50
par, 90 asked: Planters NATIONAL 90 par, bid.
;, Insurance C0mDdniss.-Firginia Fire and bia-
rine rs par, 3S bid. Al asked; Virginia state, 20
par, % bid; City, 100 rar-77 asked; Granite In
surance Company, 100 par, 80 bid, S5 asked Q
II scelLdneot!s.-0d Dominion Steamship Conn.,
pany. 100 par. 74Y bid.
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A Shocking Railroad Accident.

l TRAIN OF CARS on THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
AND PACIFIC RAILROAD wRECKED-DETAH.>
OF THE DISASTER. "
DEs MONIES, Iowa, August 29.-Details
OF railroad accident on the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific railroad, mt the east
branch OF Four-Mie creek, seven miles
from this city, are beginning to arrive
The number of killed are estimated at from
10 to 80. All the train, except the sleep
ins-car, went down into the stream. The
engine was completely wrecked. Barnum'S
show-car went down among the rest, and
it is said that all OF its eleven occupants but
one were killed. 4 special dispatch to the
State Register from the wreck says:
There are sixteen killed, so far us known
Twelve bodies are ont on the banks, as fol-
lows: Billy Rokstan, engineer; j. Il. Bolt
and daughter, Boone, Iowa; William Cum.
mings. newsboy; Mrs. Emma Babcock,
school-teachcr, Rock Island, ILL.,. and seven
Of z. r. Barnum's men. Four dead bodies
are still seen in the wreck, but cannot be
got out at present. Mrs. J. h. Bolt, whose
husband and daughter are among the killed
is badly injured. The accident was caused
by the washing out of bridge, and oc.
cured about o'clock this morning.
The following are injured: w. +. Hume,
Des Moines: y. j. Patrick. conductor;
Mrs. d. y. Stebbns, Panther Creek. Iowa
5. 5. ferguson, Andalusia, ILL.,. !; J. I. Ora
ham and wife, Des Moines;, J. S. Spencer,
Lathrop. Iowa; j. Browning, st. Louis
DR.. Campbell, wife, and daughter. Fish.
kill, Iowa; Mr.. Harrington, Washington,
Iowa; Dennis Shannon, Iowa City; Mrs.
Mary Hoh. Norwalk, Iowa Mrs. G.. Fol-
lett. Maiden, Illinois. and Ben. Pruck. the
fireman. -" g - -
Lotey.-One more body has been recover.
ed. that Of quite an old man. with the name
J. S. Ferguson in his hat. In car not yet
uncoupicd several more bodies can be seen
The car on top OF this is now being lifted
OFT with ropes and pullcys. The bodies SC
far recovered are now being loaded Oh the
cars to be sent to DeS Moines. 1t is thought
that several bodies have floated down the
stream, the water in the channel OF which
is over twenty feet deep. The wounded
and uninjured have all been taken to Al.
tn0lia.
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Russia.
THE CAR REPORTED ILL-IMPRoBABLE REPORT
OF HIS DESIRE FOR PEACE.

THE GEAR REPORTED ILL-1APRoBABLE NffoNl
OF HIS DESIRE FOR PEACE.
LONDON, August 29.-Special dispatches
to the Paris papers report that the Gar Is
i'll, and has been advised to leave 1or
healthier locality than that OF the general
headquarters. 90,
nounces that the Bosnian insurgents nave
been again totally defeated near Czempotak
and driven over the Austrian frontier.
The Posts Berlin correspondent tele-
graphs g have received special telegram
from the Danube announcing that the high
est perSonages at the Russian headquarters
have expressed earnest desires for peace, on
the condition that the protection of the
Christians is guaranteed, and the reforms
pronlised by the Porte are carried out"
THE Post is q VIGOROUSLY Turcophile paper,
and the foregoing, moreover, is III direct
contradiction with all the news from other
sources. The same. correspondent states
that General Ignatietf has been ordered to
leave the Russian headquarters. II
sHUaLA, Tuesday, August 2S.-Yester-
day SuleimaR Rasha made an assault on tue
Russian positions in the Sbipka pass at 9
O'Clock in the morning. The battle, which
was sanguinary, lasted until 6 in the eve
ming. The enemy, who were assalled Oh
botiI TANKS, were unable to resist the al,
tack, and the Turks gained possession OF al
the earthworks at the opening OF the denle.
A telegram to the Times from Shumla
also SAYS: "Suleiman Pasha has captured
nearly all the Russian positions. Inc Rus-
SLAMS lost 1900 killed and wounded,
The Standards dispatch from .SllH l.e
says it is reported that the Russians nave
abandoned their works, and that Suleiman
Pasha is pursuing them. This last version,
however, seems to be exaggerated.
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The Eads Jetties.

CRUISE OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER PLY
M0uTlI--PAssAGE THROUGH THE EADs JET
TIES, &C. ..-.... .. 10000 - a.a. e,.,.''..
NEW YORK, August 29.-The: United
States steamer Plymouth has arrived. She
has been cruising in the Gulf OF Mexico
and UP the Delaware, Mississippi, and Po-
mac rivers as far as she could conveniently
get. Her passage through the Eads iettiess
was celebrated with great fclat and recep-
ton at New Orleans, and, LATER at Ba-
ton Rouge, Donaldsonville, Bayou Laea,
Natchez, Grand Gulf, and Vicksburg, was SO
distinguished by enthusiastic. hospitalities
that ithas become part OF the history Of the
Southwest and of the navy. Captain Bar
rett has been earnestly invited by many OF
the residents Of the great Mississippi Valley
to make second visit to them, and ascend
| to St. Louis and up the Ohio to Louisville
and the President and Secretary Of the Navy
are so much pleased with the patriotic feel
ing aroused by the last experiment that it is
not unlikely that 1t will be repeated during
the coming winter. .~~s.f'S,
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NV YORK. August 29.-GoId opened ct l044.
Tnon.- Stocks heavy. Money on call. per cent.
Stale bonds quiet. Governments 4 fraction lower.
Erening.-Money easy ut 2 per cent. ENchangc
quiet 1t 1927. Gold strong at 104s. Rates for
CARRYING 3 and per cent. Governments steady
ISIS, coupons, ILL.,; 1sGG's, blank; new, loG4
1878, 10s,s;. 1s6s's, III; new 5's, lOsA; 10.
iO's, coupons l2,. State bonds quiet. Tennessee
G's. 43T: new. 43 Virginia 6's. 80; new, 80; con-
solidated IS deferred 81; Louisiana 6's, 52; new
So: leree IS. SO: levce Ss. SO: Alabama Ss, 39
lOT; North Cardinals, TN; new, 7; special tax,
l; South Carolina's, 80; new, 80; April and Octo-
Der, blank. Stocks firm; New York Central, 108
Erie liz: Lake Shore, 625; Illinois Central 6! Z
Pittsburgh, S1L: Chicago and Northwestern, BIZ
preferred, 60iS: Rock Island, 99h.
3r.. y 5.." BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 29.-Virgtnia 6's. deferred,
): consolidated, 644: second series, Al. North
Carolina IS, old, IL. Bid, .... no ......
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HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS.
The Savings Banks Panic at Chicago

AN INQUIRY INTO THE CONDITION OF THE
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANKS HAS
BROUGHT OUT THE FACT THAT THEY
WILL NOT BE AFFECTED BY THE CHI
CAGO TROuBLES-ENTRIESF FOR THE LAST
DAYS RACES AT SARAToGA-YEsTER.
DAYS RACING At LONG BRANCH-TtE
CANDIDATES FOR THE sPEAKERsHIP-
PASSAGE OF THE UNITED STATES STEAM
SHIP PLYMOUTH THROUGH THE EADs
JETTTEs-NEws FROM sITTINGBUL AND
GENERAL. ,HOWARD-A THIRD,t SATEL-
LITE OF MARS DIsCoyERED-LIsTo FRUs-
SLAMS KILLED DURING THE PAST WEEK
A DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
DEATH OFE. H. DAVENPORT, THE ACTOR
A LADY BURNED TO DEATH AT COR
DoNSvILL E-DEATH. OF BRIGHAM
YOUNG-EX.oFFI OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA INDICTED FOR FRAUD. &C.
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asy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. August 29.-Cottou quiet: uplands.
10 l5;l6e.; Orleans. i l; &C.: sales. a1o 9aies
Flour-I.ow grades Minnesota and Patent quiet and
firm; other Kinds dull and heavy. Wheat lsl2s.
55Tc. for ungraded western mixed. Coftee-Rto
quiet and unchanged: sugar hrmer and IN better etc
demand at Sk6s7sc. for fair to good refining SSc.
for prime Nuscovaio, S.6LS5c. for centrifugal. "a
99c. FOR refined tngherl. 1Va.c. ZOE s'lnua.a a.
crIshrd. molasses Guiet and steady n. 35I3sc for
Cuba. Ss@45c. for English Islands. $50 SOC. for
E;o ST New 9TGan Rice s,saas
rm at sole Sole s Bof Sf and RIo randegnf MD
dis and hssyy safornasht,
in1t ~ idie and be.vv weights. 2iTGo4c Wool
,inii. dnmestic fleece. 36G5Sc. pulled, 25G45c.:
unwashed. lO632c; Texas. 14Gl35c. Pork lower
and dull; new mess, *l2.9Oaist3. IeeI qu!et'
beef hains duh; tierce beef nominal. Gnt meatsm
Western neglected; nddles quiet at 1sc; western
new prime steam; old, ss.7o Bntter-Cholce GrIl
ESQ. for State Cheese Steady at 5@Ile for
mon to prime. Linseed duii al s2,uo, goia; W Ms
KEY GulI o at sfe,m ncE cent Wheat Uer steam
.OmlId.
.r BALTIMORE.
R,1r1Morr, August 2o-Flour quiet and un-
ennmsea, sSmsI .;'t miller mS 46SI4s No.
western winter red, on spot sl.35a:, August de-
board steamer. 81 90 Southern corn armcr: west
ern dull and lower; southern white. GUc. yellow.
$4,000. Provisions quiet Pork, sli.5o. Bulk.
meats-I Dose. shoulders, 5ac clear rlb-sides, 7Sc
hacked Ga INC. I,acon-Sho,lterS, Cre: clear rib
sides. exc: hams. l2Gal3c. Lard-Retined, eScc.
luter-ChoicG western urn ~ IewsVG QUIT .ii r
unchanged. rGtroiouin urier' , rte, tct owl
fined lac Coffee nncnr M"isH aGo9 qua, srr an'
firm ut Log. ksceiplsmr "ai Eo5
wheat +foo" o's"eis' corn '''''' 'D''
1o,,svu,r August 29.-FIour dull: extra
:, iT3ISe'5O. Wheat dull: red, 81 10. Pork quiet
GDt irni IT s1smSI3.I5. Bulk-lnr steady ut
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CI.sDTAH ING.
GUNNER CLOTHING

MEMS BLACK ALPACA SACKS.
MEMS -COLORED ALPACA BUSTERS.
MEMS LINEN BUSTERS,
MEMS WHITE VESTS and DRESS SHIRTS.
. MEMS SPRING; CASHMERE SUITS, s1O;,
MEMS SUMMER UNBERSHIRTS, 5oc.;
MEMS WHITE JEANS DRAWERS, 7Jc.;
MEMS LIGHTWEIGHT BL G nc II
VESTS.
BESIDES IN
FURNISHING GOODS
- WHITE LAWN TIES. ...:..l
WHITE SILK TIES, ... ...
BLACK and COLORED SILK TIES,
BLACK and COLORED SILK BOWS,
SOCKS, COLLARS, &C., &C. = X 49,.
All the above stock will be closed out without re-
gard to cost and for cash. '.f. a.t.
.: WA. IRA SMITH, !. ....
an 2S-col3t --- HOO Main street.
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Fatal ARRAY.

LOUIS VILE, August 29.-A special from
Danvile says that Waller Sanders, late
sheriff of Lincoln county, and his brother
in-law, Jack Ballard, were killed on Mon
day at Richmond, Madison county, by Gus
Edwards, town marshal, and party Of
friends.
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The Chicago savings-Bank Panic,

g. VISIT TO THE NEW YORK SAVINGS BANKS TO
ASCERTAIN WHETHER THEY WILL BE AZ
FECTED. ,tf!~t' i - - =, ... i
NEW YORK, August pa number Of
savings banks in this city were visited this
afternoon for the purpose OF ascertaining il
they would be affected tin'any manner by
the threatened panic among the savings
banks in Chicago. In the cases OF all banks
visited, however, the officers were positive
that the panic would not spread to this city,
and that there would be no excitement
among the depositors. They say that all the
weak banks have been welded out, and that
the banks now omen are sound, and much
better feeling prevails, they declared, now
among deposttors than existed year ago.
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South Carolina.
LATE STATE OFFICERS INDICTED

- : LAIE STATE UFFICEKS INUICFEU' -
COLUMBIA, August 29.-The grand jury
to-day found true bills against Ex-Governor
and Lieutenant-G Governor Gleayes, ex-Trea-
surers Parker and Cardoza, ex-Controllers
Dunn and Hogc, ex-Speaker Lee, Clerks OF
the General Assembly Woodruff and Jones,
ex-State Senator Owens, and others, on va
rious serious charges Of fraud in connection
with the discharge OF their official duties
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New York.

:. "A THIRD SATELLITE OF MARS DISCOVERED.
- NEW YORK, August pa third satellite
of Mars was discovered by DR.. Henry ORA
Der. OF New York. and Professor e.. s.
Holden, Of Washington, jointly, on August
18th, at DR.. Draper private observatory at
Hastings, on the Hudson.
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A FAvORITE RICHMOND ACTOR DEAL

A FAYORITE RICHMOND ACTOR DEAD.
New YORK, August 29.-Mr. Stephen
Fiske, OF the Fifth-Avenue Theatre, re-
ceived telegram tonight from Canton,
Pa, which says: DE. l.. Davenport, the
tragedian. is breathing his last He has
hidden adieu to his family ID.
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Washington.
THE sPEAKERsHIP-THE CLERKsHIP OF tn
HOUSE. .- ...,.. .r ... = -.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The question
of the speakership is already meeting with
lively discussion. The names of the follow
ing gentlemen re-being prominently men,
toned: Randall, OF Pennsylvania; Goode,
Of Virginia; Scales, OF North Carolina:
Savler, Of Chic. The friends of each cam
didate are hopeful. =; t.l.,,.rtG.t.,
EX-Congressman Caldwell, OF Alabama,
is said to be- a prominent candidate for the
clerkship Of the House. = :
House, OF Tennessee, is mentioned as the
coming man for Speaker from the Missis-
sippi Valley. -. - -. -a.,
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thracite, s20G9s22: West Virginia coke, &2lGs23s
HorSeshoes: 80 per key.
Auteshoes: So Der kes.
Ndits. Old Dominion. $3.50 Der key for stand
ard-that Is. feTi-pennY: other sizes extra,
Plough Custings: Wh"lesaic. 4GfEc.: retail,
Rope: Mznia. best Loo &C.. ju,c. 95c.
4e sslgs '''As" '''''''' SaS' "''''' &C. ""''e"
Licor,ce.
Lfcorfce Posfe: >. G. Il Co.. &c: r. r.. z3c.:
4. o. G., 23c. r. t Co., 24c. 7. -. Csc: Anchor
&c: A. G. c.. &c: G. g.. CSC.
Liquors, Wines. &c.
,o Aas: Scotch, best brands, pIn,s s2Gs225
Brandtes: Domestic. s1o5as2 frult. s1.25e
Virginia peach s2GsS .S5s.' GU. sS.-veso'
Bye Irhiskeys: Medium. sl.5oms2: pure old. 81
a6 sl ~ En III mountain, new. sIs2.5o. I'D
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25@s2: imported. IS q case.
NeD England Rum: s1.S5
hecfUeh Hhssksvs: Market Arm: proof, 1925.
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
Lun5er: White oak. 81 2GS15 a 900: Western
ylrginia poplar. S12.5D@s25 . 1000; white piae.
joIst sl2@sls:. according I? lengths. shlnxes-:
Pine. S2.50GS5: cypress siX-inch. S7.J0M$T0
Eo56Soc. AA''' p''' Wv ' , '-'''
.Starss WhIssey-barre timber. grceu. Sls@:29a
timber timber ssss75s : 1000. FioHr-,arrel po:ss.s 81
as; hOgshcad-hoops no demand; nickor?-hrops.
$3.50
StpstuF: 45@5oc. q busheI.'
Bro,onsfuY: 25li30c. = pIsiiei. z - Er.s
Wheat Brna: 2o@23e. e n''sie'. .. aa.
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c:@$1.25 :. 100 :Se.
Powd:r: 1913 by the fve Segs-'rsS t!!ah n.y.
kegs 1925 blasting. S3.ZoGIS3.5p. IN! s,t
Shot: Northern, $2.40@S2.50 {. bag % % *.
GrindStonPS: 1IEl2;sc. q H. ''
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General Forrest.

FATAL ILLNESS OF THE coSFEDERArE GEN GEN
.-# '''. - ERAL.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 29.-General
Bedford Forrest, the famous Confederate
cavalry officer, is dangerously i'll at Bailey
Springs, Alabama, from chronic diarrhGa.
His friends have little hope.oi his recovery.
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY's HEALTH.-Iester-
day Archbishop Bayley was taken out in
Newark for q drive by his attending physi-
clans. During the previous night he was
in 4 highly nervous state.-Neec York He
Tdld, 2Sh .--
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Iowa.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

---7t,.-l DEHoCRATIc CONVENTION. =
MARsHALLTowN,, Iowa, August 29.-The
Democratic State Convention met to-day;
J. C. Cook, temporary chairman, declared
that Tilden must be vindicated by renoml'
nation in 1880. [Great cheering.l
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Virginia..
A LADY FATALLY BURNED At GoRDoNsvI

A LADY FATALLY BURNED At GoRDONsyIILE.
... Especial telegram to The DispatchJ .a--.
GoRDoSsvILLE, , VA, August 29.-3liss
Mitchell, n young lady who has been on a
visit to her uncle, w. i. Mitchell, ieweller
in this place, was fatally burned tonight at
$3.50 by the breaking Of a kerosene-oil lamp.
She cannot live, as her injuries are TOO
great. No one else was hurt, and no pro-
Dertv damaged. '". .''"
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Indiana.
nnTnE IMpR0HING.

" SENATOR MORTON IMPROVING.
RICHMOND, IND, August 29.-Morton Is
still improving, and his friends are san
guine OF his recovery. ~ .~'. .''--
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COMMERCIAL.

.?NSN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 30, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
. WHEAT.-White, 600 bushels. Red, 6.202 bush.
els. t. . ... ...t ... ....
CoES.-Iyhite. els bushels.
AATS.-SO2 bushels: OF which l20 bushels wfrt
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
l WEDNESDAY, August 20, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised PHI hogshcads, 23
tierceS. and 6 boxes. The offerings mt auction on
Change were "a packages: Of which number 20
we're taken in. and tile remainder sold at prices
ranging from 1910 10 $40. st.'--
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Flour.
Fine $3.50: Snpcrinc, 1913; extra super'inr
s62a; common family, $3.50 fancy Family ant
Guy Mills, 1875 Supply large. and very dull
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WUEAr-lVhite. 126 bushels at5l.20; "a BUSH
els ut S1.31; Il bushels at 95c.; u bushels al
1897: 20 bushels at Sl.S5; So bushels very goot
prime ut $40; 46 bushels at Sl.26-tOtaL so
bushels. Red, 622 bushels Fu'tz at 1928; 77e
bushels Fultz at $50: SO bushels very good tnltl
14O bushels ut ]. 81: SO bushels at 81 9G bush
els NJ 81 10: 2G2 bushels ut 81 l9S bushels a
Sl.lJ: 80 bushels Lancaster at 4i.27: So bushels
very good Fultz at 35: / 6 bushels at 1928; Sc
bushels prime Lancaster at Sl.4o: 1,41G husheL
prime Fuitx at $l.35: bushels very good Fultz NJ
Sl SO: 80 bushels at S5c. 90 bushels Lancaster a
s1.3O: so bushels at S1.27: 2l0 bushels fair OF
rrlvate terms-.otal. 4,610 bushels. ..s. ..t....,
OATs.-s2 bushels good spring nj 3oc.: 20 bush
els very good spring III 32c.-total. 202 bushels. =
RYE.-102 bushels common ut 52C.
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WHITE DRESS-SHIRTS-. $50.
w ALL COMPLETE and LAUNDRIED, ann ready
for wear. Price, $3.50, 80, and $3.50.
WHITE JEANS.
Price, 75c. and 81.
- f." GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS.
..s.-.. Price, so, 75c.. and IL. a. ,
...., ENGLISH SOCKS, E-.. =
80 per dozen.
Besides NECKWEtR IN endless variety.
COLLARS, GLOVES, <...
LAMENTATIONS, e &c. '
,-.15 SPIRAL STUDS, &C. &C. '.
WI. IRA SMITH,
mn oi.cnd3t 100 Main street.
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Utah.

- DEATH OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.
SALT LAKE, August e9.-Br!gham Young
died this afternoon.
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c1s1e0 IN PROFITS FROM s1qe.s5
SI.IOZ.CU In ten days by n CALL on
WESrERN UNION, AUG UST I'd. .,-,--,.s,,
- III. STOCK CONTRACTS ~
ipdIcIously managed, on the plan Of limited q, ia.
bity, always ensure good return-often ten times
the Investment In rs many Gays r.. . Sov svs,e,n NJ
send for information and the " ne" o!s'e'A "
Assured Profits" free. ,,,or,r a f,o,51c,fa
E.- ~ = Gold and Stock Brokers.
.-..sf. ..sr.t - .35 Wall street, New York.
UNITED STATES BONDS specially.
sui5.ntuwkwtSel0
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


..s RESUMPTION OF OCEAN TRAVEL.
LONDON, August 29.-The agents OF the
Inman and White Star steamers announce
that next week they will resume their trips
between Liverpool and New York: .@i,.5l
ANOTHER OPERATION ON TrTIENs.A .-
LONDON, August 29.-Titiens was -oPe-
rated on again yesterday. She is very weak
and suffers greatly.
-, DISASTER. ~
LONDON, August 29.-The British bark
n. U. Clements, from Porroriia for Boston,
was run down August 10th and sunk. Inc
crew was saved. -4. ,.'T'H
THE TIaEs's FINANCIAL ARTICLE.
LONDON, August 29.-The Times, IN us
financial article, commenting on yesterday
chan re in!bank rates, says: I" Independently
il possible, of further withdrawal OF goid by
the German Government, the bank had 70
consider more what is likely Will be the eA'
port OF bullion to America In future tnar
what has actually been sent thither. Inc
bills sent in for discount yesterday were
probably negotiated in anticipation OF
withdrawal Of gold to-day for that quarter
to meet grain shipments, and whether OF no
the outer market can maintain even It's pre
sent terms for three-mpnths' bank bills, ant
thus support the bank in its eudeayors e
| turn exchanges in their own favor there, !
| little doubt that the decision, taken yester
| day was wise.y n. ~ id'.s str. <.--
4 Reports from our own provincial dis
tricts tell us that heavy rain is general
and causing considerable anxiety, while II
the midland counties gathering OF haryes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-30
ANOTHER OPERATION ON I

LONDON, August 29.-Titiens was oPe'
rated on again yesterday. She is very weak
and suffers greatly.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-26
How a Tramp Earned a Dinner.

tall man, with a nose like a muffin.
went into a Main street boarding house
one day last week, and asked for a din
ner.
lowing to the general depression Of
business and consequent scarcity of the
rhino," said the proprietor, looking the tall
man over, "a dinner will cost you thirty
five cents, In advance"
81 have nothing with me but a check
on a Boston bank" observed the tail
man.
"Checks on Boston banks amt worth a
} y opper," remarked the landlord; 81 0ness
: QUILL have to dine more sumptously else
where"
Gan / do something for my dlnner?"
asked the tall man, as a hungry pang griped
him,
"YOu can pay" said the proprietor, i'm.
pressiyely.
"You give me my dinner" said the tall
man; "lll agree to clean your house of
every rat in II. l have performed the feat
In many hotels throughout the country, with
most satisfactory results"
The proprietor accepted the bargain as n
most advantageous one to himself, and the
tall man seated himself at the table. where
he did fearful execution among the victu-
ais. He finished hisdinner in half an holr.
called for acigar and proceeded to enioy H.
"Now, then" said the proprietor, when
the tall man had finished his smoke, 'Iet's
get TO- business. Go for the rate"
"Ah, yes" returned the tall man, "with
pleasure Procure me O light iron bar