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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24

Yesterday negro named Richard Scott re-
ported to the police at the snanish F. Fort that
the bank of the Old basin. rolled In and was
drowned. His body was not recovered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
Sent, Ennwn.

Luke Beebe, charged by John Gray with break
and there committing the. crime of grand lar
eany. was yesterday set before the Superior
Criminal Court, under $500 bonds. by Recorder
Smith
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SrTcCEs sJONS OPENED


JOS Doyle, Mary Louise Weydig (born Brelle).
decreased wife If NJ. esdg; Rosa Boniei (born
WOLF wife Of Moses Boniei; ". B. Kleinpett Z.
and Jno. J. Hopkins.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
DIsaDDearR0.

4 negro named Edmond Christian, aged
twenty-four years. while delirious from he
effects of fever, Friday morning at O'Clock
+ this bed and IN his .1 gnaerelothes walked ou.
nises. He was nowhere to be found, and up TO
the present moment his whereabouts are un-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Signal Service. United States Army. !
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 .. NJ, Friday. August 49,
observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all statiOnS.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24

The Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, by
its judicious reduction of rates. will maintain
its famous reputation as a model first class
house, alive to the demands Of the time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
@TATE-taOtl@E NOT ES.

Superintendent Lusher has received letters
schools in the parishes are not a success as to
attandanoa
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
The Last of Little GlennOn.

The unfortunate lad. James Glennon. who
was run over by the gravel train Of the Mobile
effects of his Injuries at halt past ocl- ok yes
terdaay morning. The fireman, Gilbert Thoman.
who had charge of the engine at the time. wa,
their verdict.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
FOR SALE.

B1OR SALE-A FINE NEW TOMB IN THE
IL Masonic graveyard FIR particulars apply
to the sexton. or to Fl. MARKS, at Masonic Hall.
st. Charles street. an20 1w
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24

E7OR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER. ~
IL The remar kably astsaiing. copper STaA
and copper. fastened clipper yacht sehoo-sssszs--
ner ZfNGA, 81 t MS register, we'll found in
every respect built in New York; Insurance
bly, adapteI for the fruit trade, having the inn
proved ventilator; has been rebuilt and thor
ami ned at Lower Picayune Tier. For terms
apply to WILLIAM CREEYY. Agent.
anl3 # 40 Carnnd. at street. corner Union.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
A "TRIP WITH HOWARD PHYSICIAN.

r. indicates rising: f. indicates falling; s
indicates stationary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
WANTS q

Cooks. Nurses. namseorsnnsAs, ]

WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w q situation to cook. wash and iron for q
| small family. Address No. 371 franklin street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
TEHE KELLO wv FEW Ekg.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH. |
New Orleans. August 20. 1878.

New Orleans. August 20. 1878. I
Official statement Of cases Of yellow fever re-
ported in New Orleans Is as follows, viz:
Deaths from IL m. yesterday to 70 m. day 40
Total cases to date 1873
Total deaths to- date 534
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-24
BsE@s:Ea.t A NJ EOFJ5e
FOR RENT

IL Ond ami third floors of No 1876 CARVER
street. Apply to SCOTT MCGEHEE. 191 Gravier
straet ar23 15t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
Norfolk.

IDA COOK. THE ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY Girl.
WHO WAS WHIPPED, IN TROUBLE AGAIN
BROKE HER SHAFT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
+. NORFOLK, VA, August 13.-Ida Cook, the
white girl who lately gained so great no
tori,y under the name Of Mary Medill in
the press Of the country, and excited such
indignation from philantbropists for having
been whipped publicly in Elizabeth City
county for stealing 4 pair Of shoes and
stockings, was again arraigned before a
Justice yesterday, but this time she was ap-
pretended On the grave charge of house
breaking and grand larceny. The evidence
showed that she had access to key that
would fit the door opened, and that she was
afterwards in possession OF the goods.stolen.
She was sent on for indictment at the next
criminal term.
The steamer Carolina, Captain D. j. Hill,
from Baltimore, broke her shaft on Monday
night while coming down Chesapeake hay,
and had to come to anchor off the VI Off
trap. Her passengers, mails, and express
were taken of by the Washington steamer
Lady of the Lake and brought to this city.
The steamer of the Coast Wrecking Com
pany left Norfolk at II O'Clock to tow the
disabled steamer back to Baltimore for re-
pairs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
FIN ANCIAL.1
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

I. =
american 60kd.-100z bid.
State ACCOMPLISHMENTS consols. % bid Sd
asked: Virginia consois. new, 2Sk bid. 81 asked
Virginia interest certificates, bid. asked; Vlr-
g!nin t.x-recttyable coupons 7Ss bid. 59x asked.
CHu Secnr tties.-Rtchmonu city Us. j.. and d..
1laf bid, Il7 asked; Richmond city 6's. j. aud
D., 005 bid, 10 dsked; Petersburg city SIS, I. and
A., 81 asked; Petersburg city S's. j 06 asked
LynchbnrS city 6's, >. and j., 81 asked
first uGrtSage 6's, j. and j., 50 bid; Virginia
Central Railroad third mortgage 6,s, j. and j.. So
hid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage
S's, j. aud j., " bid. Tir2nlb Central Rail-
road non-mortgage S's, j. and J..97 bid; SOuthsde
Railroad third mOrtynge preferred 6's, j. and j.,
20 asked; Petersburg Railroad second mortgage Ss,
j. and j., asked; AInn,Ic. Mississippi and OHIO
certificate, 81 bid: Richmond and Petersburg Rail
mord, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage s's, j. and j., 100 bid: Richmond. Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's. j..
and D.. 95 bid; Richmond and DanViile Railroad
consolidated 6's Al. and N, IL bid: Piedmont Kali
ROAD hrst mortgage S's, A. and o.. SO bid.
Canal Bonds.-James River and kanawha Canal
test mortgage 6's, NJ. and ~, 43 bid, il asked.
RIttTodd StockS.-Richmond and Peter: burg
Railroad, 100 par. 40 asked Richmond, Frcder.
icksbury and Potomac Railroad common. 100 par.
go asked; Connection Railroad stock, 10 par, 20
asked.
Bunk Stocks.-First National, 100 par, ITO bid
National Bank OF Virginia 100 par, 81 asked: Ner-
chants National, on par. 80 asked Stale Bank Of
mond 30 par. 40 bid, Is asked; Citizens Bank, 25
par, 22R asked.
insurance ComDGnies.-Vireinil Fire aud Nit
rine. 25 par. 33 bid; Virginia State. 25 par. 27S
bid; Virylnia Home 100 par, 90 asked; City, 100
par, % bid; Granite, 100 par, 81 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
The pnaaer Investigation.

NEW YORK, August 13.-The Potter COM
nittee to- day examined w. II. Roberts, asso-
cia,e editor Of the New Orleans Times, who
detailed his interviews with Editor Halstead
OF Cincinnati and Governor Hayes pre-
vious to the settlement OF the presidential
question. His interview with Hayes was OF
an exceedingly pleasant character, and he
learned that the Governor entertained the
most friendly feeling towards the South.
Witness told him that the State must be
saved at all hazards to the Democrats; that
whatever they threw over would in that re-
spect be OF the least value to them. He also
told the Governor that they could establish
or show Il vote of $4,000. Governor Hayes
told witness he had no desire for the presi-
dency unless he was counted in fairly. He
spoke very kindly and courteously OF the
South. Witness detailed at length CONVEX.
sations lie had at various times before the
matter was definitely settled with Mr.. La
mar and others. Witness said that from his
conversation with various Republican lead
ers he understood that il Louisiana and
South Carolina were counted for Hayes the
government OF these States would be given
to the Democrats. They acted on this ASST
rance, and the assurances were carried out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

IA sTafwAsr BRIDE Saturday last,
early In the morning, Samuel Gaffords q
youth aged nineteen, and Miss Eliza Boil
ton, twice a widow, with her original name,
at the prime age of. forty. eight years, took a
train for Louisville, md from this point
sailed Mt once for that happy land on the
other side OF the Ohio. Soon after reaching
,)eticrsongi,le they obtained the services OF
a preacher, and at noon returned home man
and wife. The couple went to the home OF
the bride, about our -er Of a mile from
the Junction, and there remained until late
in 1 be afternoon, when they determined to
walk up TO the station aud see their friends.
While on their way thither they met Mr..
Ben. Gatford, the father or the young man.
Gatlord crrried in his band heavy baseball
club. He was very angry. and made flu
rious assault on the couple, first knocking
his son down and til . striking i'.n blow
on the back OF the head after he was down.
Mrs. Gafford inteIfered to save her bus
band. and also received blow on the head.
Fearing she would be murdered, she drew
a pistol from the pocket OF her husband,
who was still PROSTATE. and drawing bead
on her irate father-in-iaw, held him at bay
until several persons from gathering crowd
intcrfercd and prevented further violence.
Louisville Courier, Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
The Mexiean.Bortler Raids.

WASHINGTON, August 13.-General Sher-
mans mission to the West is not connected
with the MeXican.border raids. 1t is reit-
Grated at the Wa Department that this
Government contempiates protecting its
frontier to the extent OF its ability. The
recent instructions to General Ord counsel
the avoidance Of acts which might produce
collision between the respective forces OF
the two countries, while at the same time
the efforts OF the Government to enforce re-
spect to the law on the border will be in no
degree released, but rather strengthened.
The War Department, for prudential rea-
sons, declines to make public at present the
recent telegram to General Ord on this
subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
Ey Telegraph.


NEW YORK. August 10 Cotton quiet: sales,
4h7 bales l,,ands. IL l5-l6c. Orleans, ~ Slice.
Flour firm. with fair business. Wbea.-Fair trade
a ros nF !hR i"t wi"seT re
Corn trle firmer, With moderate trade: 45G949c.
rejected. SOC. Coffee firm. Sugar unchanged and
dull refined unchanged Molasses dull ana IOlu-
nally unchanged. Rice firm ana in moderate in
Quiet at 27027I:c. Pork hrmer with moderate
trade mess. Sl1@s1l.37E. Beef steady: mess,
sll25*l 80 cn;-meaIs firm firm; mid males firm
irmcr and more active: prime steam. $3.50
*7.s7!s. Whiskey nominal at sl.o7@$1o74
Freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l3.-flour s,eady and un.
clanged Southern wheat active. strong, and higher
western fairly active and easier: southern red
Western Winer red spot, slo7i: August Us
September, S1.u7k; October, Sl.0S. South"ri
corn steady: western easier: southern white, 3?c.
yellow, SIC. Oats moderately active and easier
southern. 3U@34c. Provisions strong and hiGher
Polk, &l2. Bulk -meats--Loose shoulders &c.
Shoulders. 63c.: clear.nD sides: 74r. hams, l3@
lac. Lard-itetned. Sac. Coffee strong and nm
changed. Whiskey iirmcr at $1.O6E. Sugar steady
FreiShts unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. August 13.-Flogr firm ana I'M:
changed. Wheat lirmer: red, S9c.; amber aud
white 95G97c. Corn In fair demands: white, 45c.
P Pd as @ ssa4:e c2 2ae ea Tsa RSs
94c.: In kegs. 104r. Bulk-meats strong: shoulders
So; clear rib, S7G&7.12s; clear sides. S7.2500
S737H. Bacon strong; shoulders. S6.21dlS637t5:
clear rib. $3.50; clear sides, S7.75: SuSar-cured
hams, $12.75@Sl3.50. Whiskey, Sl.O4.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINN ,TI, August i3.-Flour steady and UNI
changed. Wheat higher for choice: Inferior dun
and lower: req. 95Gn9sc Corn firm at i2@43c.
Oats steady new. 22126c. PORK strong ut ) I.25
closing ut *1l.50. asked. Lard steady: current
make. :7.60MS7. 82ta: kettle, &8.25@S9. BuiS-
meats excited and higher: shoulders. Sc; short rib
held ut 81: short clear held ut S7.l5. Bacon
1915. Whiskcy firm ut &l.Oi. sugar quiet and
unchanged. Hogs steady: packing, S4.3o@S4.6o.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.I.OCIS. August 13.-Flour quiet, firm. and ull-
changed Wheat closed active am HIGHER; No.
No. Q mixed. 35asG35ac. Oats easier; No 2,
21tc. Whisky steady at S1.05. Pork. > l.37sGp
$3.50. Lard quiet. Bulk-ncats strong, but slow
summer clear RIB, 63c. B1con higher: CS, 7SGO
7a and 7c for shoulders, clear 10, and clear Sizes
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 13.-Flour in fair demand at
full prices. Wheat firm and higher: No. red win
Ter. 99H@99ac.; No. rcd winter, 9Sc cash: 09c.
Sep.emOcr: No. Chicago spring. 81 No. 2 Chi
"aso spring. 9SIc. Bill cash: 99Ic. August 9.,tsc
September; gao. October; No. Chicago spring,
S5tGS5Sc.; n iected. Csc. Corn shade higher
soc. bid cash, August. and Septemhcr. Oats In
Z2Nc. September. Pork strong: Sl0.sl cash
Sl0.92k September: s1l .02'@a$l 90 October
Lard IN good demand: $3.50 cash; 81 S0@T.S2i!
September: $3.50 October. l,llk-meats stronger
shoulders she clear rib and clear sides, IL. Wits
key steady and unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

Caroline Hampton, white woman, TWEEN;
ty-three years OF age, from Richmond, Va,
came to the second precinct station vest el-
day in sick and destitute condition. She
was taken to the Freedmen's Hospital by
Officer SalkeId, bv order OF Lieutenant
johnson, and was attended by DR.. Glennin.
Washington Republican, 18Th.
Miss Mary Anderson, the actress, leaves
New York this week for brief visits 10
friends at Saratoga, Newport, and Cape
May before appearing again on the stage.
Senator Beck, who weighs two hundred
and twenty-five pounds and has never taken
a dose OF medicine in his life, has gone out
to the plains on q hunting expedition.
General Sherman has consented to de-
liver the address before the New Jersey
State Fair at Wayerly next month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
WORK OF THE WIRES.
TI7E NEWS FROM ALE PARTS OF
TIHE. WORLD.

THE NEW INTERNATIONAL POSTAL
TREATY APPROVED by THE UNITED
STATES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
POTTER CoAndITcEE YEsTEEDAY-RE-
PUBLICANs AFTER A DEMOCRATIC COL
LECToR-Ff MJLY CILoRoFoRMED AND
RoBBED-A DRUNKARD'S FATAL FREAK
SUSPECTED ROBBERS ARRESTED IN NEW
YORK-HoMIcfDE IN PENNSYLVANIA
PROGRESS OF THE YELLoW-F EVER
URGE-EoAT-EACISG IN ONTARIO
TURF NOTES FROM UTICA AND sARATo-
GA-THE oTTowA RiOTs-oTHER GRIM IS
AND CAsUALTIES-QUEEN VICTORIA RE-
VIEWING TIE ENGLISH FLEET-sUCCEss-
Full AMERICAN EXHIBITORS AT TIE
PARIS EXPOSITION. SC, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

SIC &C.: yeliow. 7ss@egr.; cut loaf. lie. Portt
Rico. Demerara. 16@10iic. : - :
toilet ard fsnev nress: e"nntry . ac
Teas: Black. 5!Ic.Ms1 tile last pYIne article:
imperial; sI.Io@s1Go; Gunpowder. s1.45@1.7s
Hides. Leather. sc.
Hides: Green. 4@5c.: dr7 saIted. 1 2dalSc.: dry
dint 1901 se vet saitsd. 7sassc. YET sailed calf
Lcgther: Sole leather. oak 81 a40c.: sole leather
lemlock. 1S6g25c.: country upper. 30dt5nc.: city
finish, l5@a2c; loot; kip. aossI 3 d.: rlless
country. 2S@33: CITY finish. 32@36c. b.: salf.
iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
iran: American refined. Or dominion. Pa
81 2,l0c; ? D.; English and American sheet sta
Sc: Swe!les. hammered. 5Hc.; hoop, 4G6 pis.
iron: Virginia coaI-hlast CHARCOAL S2S0S3Z
warm.b'as, charsoaI s24@s2s; Peansyyan.a. a9'
Eaits: Old Dominion, 32.40 ,Iter keg for stand.
ern-tEat is. ten-pennv: other sizes ezra.
plonyh 9, Castings: wholesale, 4G4&c.; retail
koDs: Manila. best. 14a15c.: jutp. s@9c.
Rags: Mixed cotton, he: white, 2isc.; woollen
lumber. staves.Nc.
Lumber: White oak. $1,000 q 1000: Western
vIrginta non'ar; Sl2.5o@s25 y 1000: white nine
,iolst. sl2@sIs. according TO lengths. Shlneies-
Pine. I2.50MS5: cypress siS-inch. s7.50MS1C
!, 1000. Latls-Spiit; Sl.50 sawed, s2.25@s2.5s
Sidres: whIskey-barrel tlnber.ereen. 81 s@s2eS
1000. seasoned. s200S2J Is 1000. Flour-barre
timber. s6G$7.5u q 1000. Flour-barrel poles, ~
@s: hogshcad-hoops. no demand; hickory-hoops,
$3.50.
LIQUORS. Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pnts S2@s2.25 =
dozen, gold.
Brnndies: Domestic. S1.25@s2: fruit. sl.1O6
sl:4o; ample; E new; ssi.65o@s2; old, s225Ss3;
Rue IFhiskeys: Medium. 81 .50M&2: pure old. s1
Gs4: Virginia mountain, new, $2@S2.50, I'D.
S2.50MS3.5O and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. IL .25afS2: imnorted. SO case.
Ne,D England R~nn: I1.50GS1.60.
RectLGed Whisseys: Market quiet: proof, S1.20
Ltcor1ce.
Ltcorice Paste: }. G. x Co. SIC: r. r.. Csc:
A. o. e., 23c.: n. Z Co., 24c.: 2. S 25c.: Anchor
&c: A. c. C.. 26c.: G. g.. 2Sc.; G. &. Eagle
29c.: C. c. W.. 19c.: no brand tic.
MilI-Feed.
ShiDstuF: 35M40c. Il bushel; $50 3 ton.
.BrolCRStnF: 27GG30c. "a Dushei: $40 . ron.
Wheut Bran: 2OG25c. = hllshe:; 500 p ron.
Corn BTan: lie. per bushel; Sl5GslS q ton.
Powder. Shot. nc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.mS1.25 a 100 feet.
Poioder: 1915 by the five kexs-less than fvt
kees, 1925 blasting, &3.25@S3.50.
Sh0t: Northern, $2.10@S2.25 q bag OF % lbs.
GriRdSto1es: 1AG2!Sc = ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
HEuntou out Of the woods.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
WARRENroN, Va. August 49, Primaries
have been held in all the counties except
Frederick, which votes on the 18th, and
Warren. which votes on the Doth. As far
as heard from Hunton has a very large ma
jority, so far, over all competitors. His
majority will be swelled to two-thirds ma
iority on the second, il not the first ballot.
His denomination is assured beyond a
doubt. Z.
lrhis confirms what VIC said Yesterday in
our editorial notice OF Mr.. Hunton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

HAVANA. August 13.-The Captain-Gen-
eral has issued decree declaring that as
the electoral period is near at hand, and the
tranquility OF the Island has been reestab.
lished, the state Of siege decreed on the It'll
OF February. 1874, is raised, and all civil
and judicial authorities Will again attend to
cases which belong to their respective jul
risdictions according to law. All cases
pending before military tribunal which
come within jurisdiction OF ordinary tri-
bunals will be transferred to the latter, to-
gether with the custody of the accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
Races at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, August 13.-First race, mai
den, for two-year olds, thee-quarter mile,
won by Dan Sparkling: Cedric, second; An
ME Augusta, third. Time, 1:194.
Second race, Kenner stakes, for three
year olds, two miles, won by Duke OF Ma
genta; Bramble, second; Spartan, third.
Time, 3:4l5.
Third race, for all ages, Il miles: Parole
walked over the course.
Fourth race, Ii miles, won by Rbodo-
manthus; Kennesaw, second; Dank, third.
Time, 2:02t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
Shot Throush tho ZION,

PHILADELPHIA, August ia dispatch
from Pittsburgh says Il young man named
William McNutt was shot through the heart
at Canonsbury, Washington county, Pa.
this morning. By q wealthy farmer named
Taunchill, in whose orchard he had stopped
to eat some fruit. McNutt died almost in
stantly He was about twenty-seven years
OF age, and highly respected. Taunehil
has not been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, August Is, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, s44 bushels. Red, 6,s22 BUSH
els.
CORN White. 20s bushels.
,OATs.-356 bushels.
EARLEY.-7S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Vh:te. 40 bushels on private terms;
lis bushels prime at Sl.O7: 40 bushels ut 81 $50
bushels very good on private terms-oal, 52S bush
els. Red. loo bushels ut 90c.; 1913 bushels at 81
Fultz Ut 70c.: lie bushels at 95c.; $50 bushels
common FultZ at &c.. so bushels choice Lancas-
ter on private termS: $50 bushels very good FtltZ
on private terms: 156 bushels good Fnltz at $
Lancaster at 1.05: 10 bushels FultZ at il.03 so
bushels FultZ nj Sl.O3: - bushels Fntz at 81. O3
$50 bushels FultZat LOG; 40 bushels FultZat 90c
52 bushels very good Lancaster $1G5 80 bushels
Fultz at 81: 202 bushels mixed ut 81; 40 bushels
Lancaster 1t 81; 1872 bushels FulrZ at 90c.: So
bushels good Fuz mt 95c.: "a bushels good Fl,Z II
81 so bushels very good FultZ ut 03; sc bushels
COOL FulZ at 81 .03: 100 bushels Fultz at Sl.O2
1l6 bushels Fnllz on private terms: AZ bushels
FultZ 1T 9sc.: go bushels Fullz ut 81; so bushels
Fnliz ut :l.U2; 300 bushels very good FnltZ Mt
S1.O3: 90 bu-hes good Fun ut $ l .03 800 Bushels
good Lancaster IL 81 .OS 16O bushels good Fnliz at
96c {: go bushels Fultz at &c.; 80 bushels at 81 {:
40 bushels Ful'z a: 90c.: 81 bushels good Fuz AZ
97c. 32 bushels common Fultz at 70c.; SSS BUSH
els mixed on private TERMS; 30 bushels tulZ at
92c.: 1G bushels common tultz ut S5c.; sc BUSH
els prime Fll,z at $ .06: 90 bushels common Fulr2
at soc: 80 bushels Fultz ut 90c: GO bushels good
Fultz al 81: $50 bushels good Futzat 81 OF bu-h
els ut 95c.: l9S bushels good Fnltz al 81; 20 bush
els prime FultZ at Sl.05-total, 5.SS2 bushels.
CORN White, 2O8 bushels OH private Terms.
OATs.-12 bushels on private terms; ia bushels
very good spring ut SOC: ~ bushels at soc: SO
biSne- spring at Soc; 40 bushels spring 1T 2Sc.-
total, 3O4 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
Steamer Disabled.

Fort MONROE, August 13.-The steamer
Carolina. which runs between Baltimore
and Norfolk, broke her cross-head while
coming down the bay last night, off Wolf
Trap, twenty-five miles north OF here. Her
mail and passengers were transferred to the
steamer Lady Of the Lake and brought to
Norfolk. The Carolina will be towcd to
Baltimore for repairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
The NeilOX.FeECr.

MEMPHIS, August 13.-Mrs. Kate Brenda,
an Irish woman. keeper OF restaurant,
frequented principally by river hands, is
reported down with the ycllow-fever. The
nei@hborhood is being dlsinfected.
NEW ORLEANS, August 13.-Forty-three
new cases Of yellow-feyer and twenty-one
deaths were reported to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLoop.-If VEGETINE
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure such dis
eases restoring the patient 10 perfect health, after
trying different physicians, many remedies, suffering
for years, IL not conclusive proof. if you are suf-
crer, you can be cured? Why i this medicine per-
forming such great cures? Itworks in the blood-ln
the circulating fluid. 1t can truly be called the
Greet Blood Purifier. The great source of disease
originates In the blood; and medicine that does
not act directly upon it, 10 purify and rehovae, has
any just claim upon public attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
Utica 'YrOttin-.Races.

UTICA, n. Y, August 13.-The Utica.
Park Association races began to-day. Mag.
niicent weather, fast track, and very large
attendance. st...
Dame Trot won the 2:34 race for purse
OF $1,000. Best time, 2:22. Dick Swiveller
won the 2:22 race for $1,000. Time, 2:21t
2.23I. o:2l,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14
ChIoroform and Robbery.

New YORK, August 13.-At 3 O'Clock
this morning an officer arrested William
Gray, who was hiding in the basement OF
residence In west Fourteenth street. de
was shoeless and armed. After he had been
locked up the gentleman who resides IN the
house informed the officer that his family
had been cdloroformed, and bis gold watch
and largeamount OF other property stolen.
is believed that seyera! men were engaged
In the robbery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-14

OTTAWA, August 13.-There were serious
disturbances last night, the Union men as
saulting the Britons. Several persons were
shot and beaten. a number OF arrests
were made to-day. Attempts were also
made to-day to renew fine trouble, but the
uolica prevented.