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ains s9lss; wss saiseds 7sse.; xss sailed can
LsatasT! Sole leather. oak. ssaac. so.s Ies.ae,
! hemIoek. 1sA2se.: crfintrv nrt,er. Y06atCC etrj
nnlsh, l6a22s: p fooI; Kip 4oa75c q 1fs: harness
s ssas.r E.a assss ss sss sSas r, ss
| from, Sfeef.:H Nails. &e.
Yroa: American refnea- Old i,omfniou.. ga
&C. z swsdes aanamerei SIC: hoop, 4ae P &
Iron yfrZinfz c0a-hast charcoal S1SGS39
ss5ss s s;,a soHs az
Maize !: Old DoIliuice. $3.50 per kes for stasd-
srti-ttlas IS seI,-pennT: other stzes ezra.
Rough-Castinas: wholesale, 404zc. retail
Eeps:: Manila. best. 4a15c.: tute. sasc.
Rags: Mixed cotton, 1as,s.; white. 2lsc.; WOODEN
Lumber. stares. sc.
E,sm5er. White oak. s12M9l5 q Loco: Wesser1
Virginia poplar $l2.5OGSz5 D 1000: wfrae nine
52otasSj q 1000 vefiow pine boards. SlNEs14i
Pine. ss.sSass :'s cyprasss sis,neb. s7scasle
TIOOe. Lashs-Spht; 81. so; sSEed, s22oGasZ.at
!xsyes: Whskey barrel timber T,een. 81 s6sss7
1.o0o: seasoned. s2O@s25 s Lose, fIonr-ha71e
timber. seN5T50 q 1000. TF1ous.saTral poles "a
rs: Isshesd-hooFs, no demand5 ssckory-hocrs,
Ls4uers, Wines. re.
Ale: Scoscts, best brands, pints 32@*z.25 .
Brandiss: Domestic sI.a5as2: fsut. s1.l0a
= LAO: aaple. new. SI.75Gs2; oitr s2.25Gs3 :;
Virsdnia peach $z@32.aO.
gs4; yirynin mountain. ncw,. s2@ss.so, I'D
ss, @ E Rs%szs e. sfso asse 20 case
R sec Wsssseys: Market advancing: p,oof,
Powder. shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys raining. 35c.9s1.25 a 10F feet
kegs, se.s5 sasss,s ss:sssss.so. ~ =
Shot: Northern Sl.T5 = hay OF rs lbs.
GTiHISt0Re3 1itG2kc. a b.
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LATEST FoRE1GS NEWS.

PARIS, August 28.-L1 Liberte announces
under reserve, that 81. Leon Gambetta vii
soon marry Mademofselle Guichard, vht
has dowry OF 100000 francs. Mote
This has been previously denied by. II
Gambetta's friends.]
PARIS, August 29.-The waters in The
rivers RhoDe and Saone have risen to ar
alarming height.
Spain.
LONDON. August GA Reuters Madrid
dispatch says that notwithstanding all con.
tradictions, the negotiation Of colonia
loan Of S25 00O. 900 is assured. The loan will
be issued by the Spanish Bank of Havana.
The Correro Militdr says the Italian charge
d'atfaires at Tangiers has beeu attacked and
stoned by number OF Noors.
Rome.
ROME, August 29.-The Osserudtore Ro-
mdno announces that letters have been re-
ceived from 54S Catholic journalists through
out Europe who intend to take part in the
press pilgrimage to the feet OF the Pontitf on
the anniversary of his exaltation.
Religious Teachings Excluded from
Schools.
TIE HAGuE, August 2S.-A new educa-
tIon law has been adopted By the Chambers
and sanctioned by the King which excludes
the Bible and religious teaching from the
primary schools.
Eastern Affairs.
POSITION OF THE AUSTRIAN TROOPS IN BOSNIA
ANDRAssY's PROJECT.
LONDON, August 29.-A special to the
Dulu Telegraph, from Vienna, says: " All
that is known here about General Szapary
is that his position is critical. A disaster to
him would threaten General Pbillipovlch
also. Reinforcements go forward slowly
One division has been sent to Szapary with:
out waiting for the arrival OF It's reserves
A special to the Manchester Guardian,
from Vienna, says: 'The Austrian Council
OF Ministers, held on Wednesday under
the presidency Of the Emperor, accepted
Andrassy's project of convention, which
will probably be signed this week."
THE DEMANDS OF GREECE.
CoSsTANTISoPLE, August 29.-It is con-
sidered probable that the mediation OF the
Powers will result in the cession to Greece
OF a much smaller territory than she asked
for. It has been agreed that Batoum shall
be surrendered on the 9th OF September,
with which the Russians seem satisfied. The
Russian evacuation OF the peninsula is pro-
ceeding steadily.
CONTINUED wARLIKE MOVEMENTS.
VIENNA, August ga further mobi!iza
ton is imminent, whereby Phillipovich''
corps will be raised to 10000 or 49,, 0ot
men. The transportation OF troops anC
war material over the Southern railway /:
so great that passenger and goods traffic ha:
been suspended.
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NEW WORK CATTLE MARKET.

ArGrsr 27-Beeres-Eresh arrivals were 10
car-Ioads or 232 head all prime and extra Ken
lucky cattle, intended for shipment alTe 70 EUROPE
There was no trade In beef cattle, and tie market
was nomina!ly unchanged. Dressed beef was III
fair demand al 7GS.c. . h. for ordinary 10 choice
native sides, and 6@s7c for common to decent
Texas beef
CdIrs.-Receipts were $50 head. all OF which
were sol at abo;it yesterdays prices, or SAFE. r
To- for common 10 choice veaS 3tn3;sc. ior sta,s
er. and buriernik calves, and 3!sGG4c. for . fed >
calves. x. 10
Sbpep and Ldmbs.-Fresh offerings were 10
rar-nlrIS or 3.33 head. The demand was urgent.
and y II If business was recorded NJ former quota
lions. Common to prime sheep ranged from 4ntoc
a IN and far 70 prime lambs from 5G6c". witn
aH choice Jersey lambs at 6tsa G.,c; q 10. Dealers
rrport a brisk trade 1t s'd9c. = 10. lor dressSu
mirtton. and sHl0c. Tor dressed lambs.
| S,cju.-Frrsh arrivals were IA carloads. or
$50 pea! The market for live hogs was primer
al 44O@SA.60 q ZOE bs for fair 10 sood coril-isd
hog. \ carload OF iaiT ONO NOS chapse" 'i'n'
III IYc = fb-JOurR0i0f Commerce..
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Senator Baynrd OH the Financial Situ.
attain

WILMINGTON, DEL, August Ex-senator
Bayard, OF this State, spoke at Newport,
Del, this afternoon on the subject OF our
present financial depression. The Senator
said the reaction following the late civil
war, high tariff, duties on imported mer-
chandise, and. above all, the uncertain and
disordered condition Of our money, were the
main causes OF the present state OF depres-
sion. Money has legal and also mar
ket value, and although legal value may
be prescribed by statute, no govern
ment can establish its market value.
In this country, at present, there Is
really no scarcity OF money. nor is there
any actual need for more money. The s'e
basis OF business is credit. THAT Is the best
shield OF the poor man, and it demands that
the bill first contracted shall be first paid.
With this view OF the matter, the Senator
said that the payment OF bonds not yet due
was unwi>e, and il one fourth OF the money
paid out of the public treasury to purchase
at large premium bonds not due bad been
expended in bringing demand Totes to par
and restoring specie-payment there would
not have been a question now IS to
what our bonds were to be paid in; for it
would not matter whether gold or paper
were rendered, providing the demand-notes
Of our Government were held to be rs good
as gold. The Senator then turned attention
to the argument that our greenback curren-
CIV should be enlarged, so as TO absorb and
replace national-bank currency. In reply
10 This. he said that as national-bank capital
is taxable, while green backs are not, they
would thus cut of one source OF the reVe-
nue., and so produce more untaXed wealth..
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pETERSBg

,.rsps.rgS CONTRIBUTES OVER SZ,ioo IT,
,.s,row.fSrsR SUFFER- ERs. --THE MANNER
- rrs NORTHUMBERLAND REVIVAL IN
wscEr, gNBUR6 INTERESTING INCIDENT.
.".-,ny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HORSE
RECOVERED. &c.
,,>n-rx.x,,o,,,;ence OF the Richmond Dispaichi
AUGUST %, 1873.
meeting OF the various ward rel,et
n,,n;s,e.s was held this afternoon at tue
.o,,rt. house. and reports made OF their COZ
,,n,;ons in behalf OF the yeilow-fever SUI
tornrs. The aggregate amount reported as
no,tr;hutea BY citizens since Monday last
,,.,s :, SS3. 05. which, with the 81 $50 sent
anror Inst week. makes the total centribr-
t;nns br citizens OF Petersburg to date
os go f,3 Rev. DR.. Wi;herspoon and Mr..
;rhom,as WHITE have been appointed per.
.,,ansn, committee to give direction to such
fnrtber sims az may be donated. " the
,nonev now in hand il was ordered that
sSaa IA he sent to the city Of Memphis, and
81 ntao TO the Mississippi cities. None was
orderet1 10 New Orleans, because 1t IS De-
l;nyrd there Is abundance OF funds in that
civ 70 suprly the present demands.
Rev. ]. E. Husson, the Baptist evange-
list. has been preaching twice DAY LOT
three weeks past at the churches 10 Meek
Irnburc county. In some places tue cro"ds
assembled to hear hin: have been so large
tha, he preached from the church-door' !hat
chose outside as we'll a. those inside might
Snor him. During these three weeks more
Than two hundred and fifty persons have
Drofessed conversion.
The Sccoud-Ward Committee, IN making
their collections for the yeliow-fever suffer-
ars visited Tenants tobacco Factory, ana
mo, with q very generous response from TOE
colored employees. Every man, woman'
o,d child in the factory made contrlbu-
.ion from their wages, and the sum received
nv the committee ut their hands aggregated
union meeting was held this afternoon
., tho Tabh.>,reet Presbyterian church at
which earnest prayers were o1eEed jill ne~
,'.ii ~ the stricken communities OF the
south. The meeting was attended by mem
herS OF all denominations, and the pastors
az the various churches were present anu
took part IN the services.
The horse recently stolen from Mr.. Junius
ChappelI. OF Sussex county. While VISIBLE
afriend in Prince George county, mas peen
yecogpized N Amelia county, "here t"e
thief succeeded in selling him 70 an unsus-
meeting coio1ed farmer for SD ana Ten
bushels Of wheat. The thief, OF course, has
made his escape.
William Thornton tncsro) was this morn
inc committed 20 Jail for trial at the Octo-
Der term OF the Hastings Court Tor OUT,
raging the person q colored girl aged
seven years.
A son OF Mr.. Henry Lanier, aged Ten
wears, while out hunting last evening was
accidentally saot by 4 companion, and was
very painfully aud It is thought seriously,
wounded The shot entered the groin anu
upper part oil the thigh. ROBlS ADAlR'
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kEfOf Ell III
WHEAT White, 1872 bushels. Red, 6,s94 bush
els.
CoRS-Thite. so bushels.
OATS.-346 bushels.
NEAL-3i bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 40 bushels prime at sl.l0; so
bushels II x SO bushels 1T Sl.G3-tota 81 bnSl-
els. BED. 81 bushels common FutZ 1t S3c.: t9S
bushels Futz IL 81 900 bushels fair Fultz at Csc.
3j1 bushels mixed at sl.1U; bushels verr good
Lancaster at SI.OS: Al bushels Futz ut Sl03: 16
bushels fair Futz at 95c.; 700 bushels mixed 1t
Sl.1o: 296 bushels very good Lancaster mt Sl.lQ !;
$50 bushels Fallz Oil private terms: 2l2 bushels
prime Lancaster al Sl.l0. so bushels very good
Lancaster at S10S; 100 bushels FuZ ut 81: 80
bushels Fntz ut 81: SO bushels Fultz at s5c;:
bushels Futz 1t Soc.: Is bushels fu!tz at S5c. !:
II bushels Fuz III 81: "a bushels Fnllz ut 81; 500
bushels mixed private terms TIA bushels FutZ
81 bushels fair Fulz al 81: "a bushels Ful;Z
IT 95c; 80 bushels very Sooi Fultz ut 81. %: 30
bushels Futz nj 81: AZ bushels common Fultz ut
e2c.: 8 bushels good Futz ut sl.U3: &c bushels
choice amber on private terms: 400 bushels prime
FuIfz on private terms: 26 bushels fair Ful!Z at
95c.: 62 bushels ut csc: 1870 bushels very good
Fultz 1T 81 .03: go bushels common 1T 75c.; 20
at $l03: ITO bushels ii 81: los bushels at 75c; ;
I24 bushels good Fulsz at 81; 500 bushels
choice Fuhz on private terms; 20 bushels
very good Fultz at Sl.05; AZ bushels good
Funz at sl.04; 102 bushels good Fultz at 81 .02; ;
rs bushels very good Fuliz at sl.05: 80 bushels
bushels Futz d: &c: % bushels very good LancaS-
Ter al >. O9; 100 bushels very good Lancaster at
2l.QS: 80 bushels good Lancaster AZ 81 .QJ: 80
bushels Lancaster 1T s IA bushels at l6 BUSH
els at q .03 "a bushels Lancaster At *l07-t"tal,
6.67S bushels.
COKS.- White. so bushels Ut S3c.
MEAL.-34 bushels L, Csc.
RIE.--l2 bushels ut soc.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURER TOBACCO
MARKET.

AUGUST &c We quote Is follows:
virginia bright extra and Zine pounds SnGn90c.:
Virginia dne and extra fig, SnG90c.; Virginia
fine g. and 12-inch twist. 66M6Sc.: virginia
good medium e. and l2.inch twist 5Sn &c.
Virginia good yne,ium IFS AMI 1Ss. 52Gl:fc.: EIr-
gna good medium o. and l2-inch twist SCOOPS
Virginia common l2-iuch pounds, SOC. Virginia
common ll-'nch and I? 11-tnch, 42@ioc-: tir-
gIrll mahogany and bright navy IS and is. 4S1S
see: VJrylnia black navy IS, is. and 6S. 45S46e.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia Lone Jack. extra fine smoking. = 30G
81 so: Virginia Durham. smoking. assorted, 5n0D
62c.: Virginia Love Among the Rises. assorted,
6O670c Virginia Log Cabin, smoking assorted,
50@6ee. ~
LOUISVILLE NAVY TOBACCO.
Fine bright navy, IS. As, aud pounds 53ab6c.;
medium bright navy. pounds, 81, AMI 4, SOC SIC.
mahogany navy. pounds. S., and 4s. 4SG50c.; ma
hoyany fancy styles. 50@52c.; black sweet navy,
S.. r.. and 6s, 45M 4Sc.: black sweet navy, COM
mon, 42(G45c.-C Courier Journal.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 29-Goll opened at 100k.
Foon.-Stocks somewhat Irregular. Money on
call, per cent. Gold. l00H4le0T. EXCHANGE
Long. 4S3'f; short. 4eS. State bonds quiet. Gov
ernnenls strong and higher.
Ersning:-N0n-ye easy ut X per cent. Exchange
quiet ut 1888. Cold. 1009G100G. Governments
strong and higher; new SIS, log. states quiet.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, sc.
NEW YORK. August 29-S,ocks steady New
York Central. liz; Erie. 15k: Lake Shore. 65S
Illinois Central, so: Pittsburgh, 80; Chicago
Rock Island 1l5s: Western Union, 90.
Sub-Treasnry Balance: Gold, S129,043. S44
currency. S49-66S,436: paid interest. $4,000;
paid Tor bonds, 39S,0U0. Customs receipts,
BALTIMORE.
SALTIMoRE. August 29.-Firginia 6S. deferred
Az: consoIs 533 second series, 90: past-due cou
poas, 7sl:. North Carolina 6's, old. 16; new, 8
special tax, l. Bid to-day.
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KnsslsiS Of PythiaS.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 29.-The Supreme
Lodge, knights of Pythias, to-day elected
the following officers: D. B. Woodruff, OF
Georgia. supreme chancellor; G. W. Lind
scy, OF Maryland, vice-chancellor; W. Bryce
Thompson, OF Tennessee, supreme pre-
late John B. Stumph, OF Indiana, supreme
master OF eNcheGuer; James Dawdeil, OF
Ohio, supreme keeper OF the records and
seal; Robinson Williams, OF Maine, su.
preme master-at-arms E. w. Fisher, OF
Columbia, supreme inner guard.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 29.-FirSt race-one
mile-Dan X. won; Helmsman second,
Queenstown third. Time, LAC.
Second race--one and quarter miles
Mamie II. won; Dan Il. second, Lucifer
third. Time, 2:l12.
Third race-three quarters OF a mile
Alleveur won; Blondell second, Egypt
third Time, 1:11{.
Fourth race = steeple-chasc - Katie I.
won; Derby second. Wild Oats third.
Trouble and Deadhead threw their riders,
and were out OF the race.
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ELEGR.Ap PHO
NEWS FROM ALI PARTS OF THE WORLD,

pURcELLA AND DENIS KEAR-
KEY-HoUsE OF BISHOPS WITHOUT A
QgoRUM-THE YELLow-FEvER scoURGE
CRIMINAL. CASES FROM GoRROLK-Nosf-
NATION OF GENERAL EpPA HUNToN
FOR CONGRESS FROM THE ALEXANDRIA
DrsTRycT-THE BANKRUPTCY FEVER
NORTH JETTY IN CHARLESTON HARBoR--
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION At sARATo-
GA-CoNGREssIoNAL NOMINATfoNs-MR.
BAYARD ON THE FINANCIAL SITUATION
SARATOGA I.AcEs-KASsAs REPUBLICAN,
CoSyENTiOS-GESEE SzAPARY's POSI-
TON carTrCAL-A NEW Ed UCAT1ON
LAw-wARLrKE MOVEMENTS, &C., &C.
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purcetrs Opinion of Kenr

NEW YORK, August ga special to the
Herald from Cincinnati says: Archbishop
Purcell was called upon yesterday and an
alleged interview between himself and
Kearney shown to him. After reading 1t
carefully he laughed, and uttered the words.
Ridiculous stuff" He said: "hearney
came here, and with him was his secretary.
| received them as receive every one who
wants to see me on business. kearney's
first words to me were: Il am Denis
Rearney, and I heard you were going TO
eat me- l looked at him moment, and
replied: 81 do not think anybody would
want to eat you very much Then be
spoke to me about the Catholic Telegraph
having stated that he was an Orangeman.
OF course was willing il any wrong bid
been done him by that journal to have it
corrected, but was not the person to be
held accountable for it."
In answer to the question, What was the
Archbishop's impression Of Kearney? he
said: s. think him fouLmouthed black
guard, and the less notice that is taken OF
him the better off society will be. He is a
fomenter Of mischief, and can do the cause
he processes to represent no good
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NETWORK TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 27-Export movement continues steady
in western leaf and the home trade demand in seed
leu, is to a fair extent, with prices well malnsned.
sales, 500 hogsheadS Kentucky leaf at 2Nl1 2lsc.
$50 cases crop 1877, Pennsylvania seeai-leaf, I01
6l6c: lis cases Wisconsin. crop 1877. 7isG Sc. !:
100 eases sundries 1T 5Gr7c.; 25u bales Havana at
bright w1Dpers, common 10 medium. at 1otG22c. |;
good 10 fine 1T 25@p45c.; niue to extra fine, 900
75c: smokers. l5M25c.; dapple wrappers l6G1
zoe: Iugs, comnioi TO fair, 2G3c.: good, 3GI4 {;
leaf common 10 good. 56sc.: good tn tine. so 0c
line extra. l0G &c.: AMI black wrappers, 12@
l5c.-JOurnaL Of Commerce.
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r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT oF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLavoelNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
,r,1c cnupsSY's EXTRACT OF MEAT as
a success and boon for which nations shou'"
feel yr,,eful."-See Medical Press, p" Lancet
"gri.ish Medical Journa'," sc.
C.UTION.-Geuuine only " ID the fsc sin''i1
OF Baron Liebis.s Signature In Blue Ink across
the Label.
Consumption In England increased 'en'''"'
Id ten years.
LIEBlG CoMpANY's EXTRACT OF AEAr.
To be had Of all Storesespers. Groeer'' an"
Chemists. Sole Agents for the Cnsiea s'a'eS
fwhclesale oplyl, c. David & Con IS MARX LAhe'
London, England. aa
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coueressionaI Nominations,

a SAVANNAH, August 29.-The First Dis
trict Democratic Convention has come to a
deadlock and Adjourned till tomorrow,
when new candidate will probably be
brought forward.
CHATTANOOGA, August 29.-The Demo-
Gratis OF the Third district have renomi-
mated Dibbrell.
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The Yellow-Fcyer.
AT NEW ORLEANS.


New ORLEANS. August 29.-The yellow
fever reports to-day show lao new cases
and 50 deaths.
The weather is warm and showery. There
is no news this morning from other points.
The situation here is unchanged. So far
fourteen telegrapbers have taken the fever.
W these ono has died, three have recovered,
and the others are in hopeful! condition.
At MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 29.-The carnival OF
death continues without abatement. From
p. N. yesterday to noon to-day the inter-
ments number so. Father Walsh, OF st.
Brideet's church, and Father McGaryey,
OF St. Peters. are dead; also, II. HardeDs
merchant. W. C. Woodruff is reported in
diving condition. Sixty new cases were
reported between P. NJ. yesterday and
noon today. Two more members OF the
Howard Association were taken down to
day.
At a meeting this morning Of the Board
of Health DR.. Lawrence reported fearful
condition OF affairs among the colored peo-
pie in some localities. Hundreds OF them
have been sick for days without medical at
tendance.
CONTRIBUTIONS, &C.
NEW YORK, August 29.-The Southern
Relief Committee has sent another $4,000
to the fcyer-stricken cities. Total collected,
SIS. 900.
The total amount received at the office OF
the Virginia and Tennessee Airline for
Grenada to date is S2,724.
The telegraph reports contributions for
the sufferers throughout the fever regions
continuing in all parts Of the country.
General Agent Jones, OF the Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern railroad, has
sent a letter informing the committee he
would transport supplies free VI charge
| from Louisville to Memphis over his road.
| PHILADELPHIA. August ga dispatch
received from the president OF the Peabody
Relief Association OF New Orleans asks for
relief. and another from Port Gibson states
| that there were $50 cases and 80 deaths at
| that place, II was decided TO send SI.C0O
more at once, as follows: New Orleans,
$1,000; Memphis, $1,000; Yicksburs, 81
900; Port Gibson, $500. The total sub
scripiions in this city to date amount to
S15.500.
CHICAGO, August 29.-Up to noon to-day
the subscriptions actually paid in Tor the
yellow-ieyer fund here are: To the citizens
committee. $G,S72; to the other commit
tees, S5,l31-total, $4,000.
| SAN Francisco, August 29.-Ihe FRO
duce Exchange this morning raised S'0U
for the fever sufferers. A committee was
appointed to raise more. :,
! SAVANNAH, August 29.-The coutrlou'
tons OF Savannah to fever sufferers IN the
Southwest to date approXlmates So,OOV.
Seventeen experienced nurses and two vol
unteers have been sent. It is expected thai
two physicians will leave Tomorrow.
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Kearney Speaks In washington.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-Denis Kear-
ney made & speech from the steps on the
eastern portico Of the Capitol tonight. He
INDUCED in his usual uneomplimentary re-
marks concerning capitalists and bondhold-
ers, and averred that the workingmen
would set things to right. There were no
new points in his speech. The crowd was
very large but orderly.
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Kansas ReDubsicanS.

Topeka. KANSAS, August 29.-The Re-
publican State Convention met to-day. A
platform was reported, but has not yet been
acted upon. 1t favors gradual resumption,
abolition OF the national-bank system, and
the substitution Of greenbacks for national
bank notes. 1t is very decided in its con-
domination Of Hayes's policy, but not eX,
treme on the money question.
The first ballot for Governor stood-John
A. Martin, 119; George T. Anthony, pres
emit incumbent, ia; Colonel st. John, 81
No choice
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GENERAL MARKETS.
,tEyASDRIi MARKETS.

AUGUST 2s-The market to-day Is scarrc!y SO S nr
nuet r easy Receipts Of wheat amounts
eJ about 900 bushels the bu! OF which was conf
mon and salcs ranged from Toe To Sl.ot' as ~
nm,li,v Corn i lc eff. and receipts are iRht'
40 bushels sold ut sec. TOR White snd &c. lSr tt'
low Rye Is lover but none has ben oere% s"r s,
~ S15 b,tsbr,s Butter and cggS are scarce ana
higher. Otner articles unchanged G1-etts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30
LOUISVILLE LEAF-roBACco MARKET.

AUGUST 26.-The sales aggregated l95 hogs.
heads, distributed Us follows:
The Falls City House sold "a ho2sheads: 8 hogs
heads Green County Leaf ana III ut 81 GO. $3.50.
1915: 3 hogsheads NcCracSen County leaf and
Tugs al $500. $3.50. SO: hogsheah I.arae Coun-
ty common Leaf and lugs N IS, 81 IS. 1866.
S3.70; 3 hogsheafis Henderson Comfy trash at
50 80. -. 05, $3.50: / hcgSheah Taylor County
lu.s at S3.T0:2 hogsheaGs Brown County (nd.l
lugs at S2.45. 90 .65: 2 hogsheaIs Posey Conn'y
indy Tugs and Trash at $3.50. Sf.9O: 2shead
Henderson Cnunty lurS 1T 1895; , hogsheadS IT
private Courier JOHra1i.