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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 81, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIEAT.-Vhite, 1,l44 bushels. Red, 8,O12
bushels.
OATs.-l50 bushels.
SALES REPORTED ITO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 40 bushels common nj Soc: 80
bushels common 1T Soc; so bushels very good at
81 0S; l72 bushels good ut Sill: l 6 bushels ut
81 0S; 40 bushels ut 9Jc.: LOG bushels ut 81 .U6
1872 bushels at s103: 81 bushels at 9Uc. "a BUSH
els very good ut Sl.lO: 16 bushels ut SL0S: 20
bushels very GOOD ut !1.10total, $50 bushels. Rel.
As bushels Fnllz at 95c; bushels FulIz ut .02
rs bushels fair Fultz III 07c: bushels very good
Lancaster ut l.lO SO bushels fair Fultza 81 O3
SO bushels GOOD Lancaster At $1.0S; 40, bushels
Fuz 1T 81. OIL 80 bushels very good Eutz III 81 OF
81 bushels good Fuliz at i LOS: so bushels FuliZ at
$780,: bushels Fnltz at s5c.; bushels prime Lam
easier al s1.10 80 bushels ut 95c. 90 bushels at
SI.01: Al but hcs al 81 .02: 81 bushels atSJc.: 10
bushels at 95c.; SO bushels Fultz at sl.05: Liz
caster at Sl.10; l6 bushels FuItz ut Soc. 442
bushels prime Fuliz on private terms; 80 bushels
Futzat 81. 05; $50 bushels al 81 4S bushels good
Fultz ut 81 .05 20 bushels good Fuiz at IL .05:
bushels good Fultz at LOS: 20 bushels good Lam
caster at .0o so bushels Ful'z at 81: so bushels
Fux at 95c.; 70 bushels prime Fultz. At Sl.0S; "A
bushels very good Lancaster at S1.l0: $40 bushels
FuitZ at 81; "a bushels FutZ 1T Soc: SO bushels
Fulz 1T S0c.: 2S bushels Fu!tZat S5c. las bushels
good Eullz at 81 05: so bushels fair Fultz ut "a
bushels at 81; 20 bushels ut 81 .03: 7Qba:hels Fuz
at S1.08 100 bushels very good FutfZat .U5 50
bushels very good Fultz at 81 90; 4S bushels Fuz
al 81; 90 bushels ut II 90; 81 bushels very good
bushels Fnliz at 81: go bushels Eulk IT 81; 1875
bushels FuliZ ut 81: 80 bushels very good fuZ al
1907; go bushels FultZ IT 92c; 20e bushels yer,
good Lancaster at 81 10-total, 1925 bushels
OATS.-26 bushels on private terms: 20 bushels on
private terms; 40 bushels ut 30c.tetai, SO bushels
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.,aemarse 8aptast Association.
~. se''san.Isnse 81 INC R.chmona Dlspateh.l

.upsRsr COUNTY, August 20, 1873.
o,,,o 4 Ibemar,e Baptist Association COM
-..n,ncd is eighty-Sepenth annual session
'he w. - Ehonczer church, in this county.
TO-" Church is the oldest within the bounds
Ia. ths association, being nearly, II not
o. -" hundred years old; but there are
9"'T o,onras bv which its exact age can De
10 ,.o;ned The house has been lately re-
oae,'ed and thoroughly repaired, and pre-.
sn,ss q neat appearance, as we'll as the GROUND
S.n,,,d which has been we'll cleared, and
' ado.s and pplp,t arranged for preaching IN
10 groye during the meeting. Even the
Ia. . leading TO the church have been re-
',o;r.d cyincing the lively interest felt by
inr community III the meeting OF the BODY.
Altogether. the preparations MADE by the
-,nod neoDle have made it most delightful
place. T., ~,
Morning, but by the hour appointed for
Snryices 10 commence the sky cleared, ana
= large congregation and full Delegation
rom the churches had assembled. The seS-
sion was organized by eiectng Kew. a. B.
Woodfn moderator, d. Z. Powers cierk,
and ]. r. Randolph treasurer. Inc intfo-
, a.,a,orv sermon was then preached by Rev.
( p Huff. which was one well suited TO
,he occasion, and we'll calculated 10 benefit
,he ,arre and attentive audience. During
IN intermission Of an hour the crowd par
tooI O. The most sensible dinner that has
haen seen en- such an occasion for many a
day. Everything was abundant, and spread
ont freely. with such hearty welcome that
made us all feel that this was the best place
that could have been selected for holding
our meeting.
An afternoon session was held by the
body in tho church, and Rev. &. 4. Eager,
al Lexington, preached at the stand. In
addition 10 good delegation large num-
her OF corresponding delegates and visiting
brethren reported themselves and were In
yi,ed 10 seats. There was rather more than
the usual number from Richmond. Among
Them, Drs. ". E. Hatcher..and A. Z. Dick
inson. II. X. ElIyson and j. Il. Ellyson.
After appointing committees and making
the usual arrangement for business. the
Moderator called for reports from Standing
committees. Very interesting speeches were
made on temperance and family worship;
which subjects were both well yentiinted.
The entertainment of the delegates is all
that could be desired, and we have the pros
pcct OF the most interesting and profitable
meeting that has been held for years. IL.
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The Yellow.Feyer

DEATHS IN NEW ORLEANS AND ELSEWHERE.
New ORLEANS, August 21.- One hundred
and seven new cases OF yellow-feyer were
reported to-day, and forty deaths.
NEW ORLEANS, August 21.-The death
list to-day includes Governor Pascal NJ.
Hernandez, Of San Luis Potosi, Mexico ;
Colonel Fred. FL. Strout, Major j. p. Aus
tin, Walter Farrant, and Lewis Alcus-the
latter at Bay St. Louis.
The Howard Association has received the
following kilograms:
Grenada, August 21.-The relief COM
mittee send for twenty nurses. There is no
abatement Of the fever. :.
{Slgned1 "B. P. ANDERSON"
Grenada, August 21.-Seven deaths to-
day. The negroes are dropping down like
sheep, and will not help each other. Ninety
two deaths up to date.
GSigned1 '.W. r. VAUDEVILLE, NJ. D."
e Port EadS, August 21.-Five new cases
since yesterday. No Deaths"
THE PLAGUE AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. August 21.-Last night and
this morning there was an increase in the
number OF new cases. Twenty-Five were
reported from 5 P. NJ. yesterday to noon
to-day. The death-rate has also increased.
No part OF the city enjoys immunity from
the plague.
REFUGEES IN CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA. August 21.-The hotels
are full Of refugees from the yelloW-1eVer
infected districts.
RAvAGEs OF TIE FEVER IN THE CRESCENT
CITY, &C.
NEW YORK, August 21.-A special from
New Orleans says that Mr.. Strecter, OF the
Times, was attacked by fever last night
At least fifty thousand citizens are reported
to have fed from the city.
A meeting of the citizens of Memphis
will be held at the st. Nicholas Hotel to-day
to organize an association for the assistance
of those at home.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF YELLOW
FEVER SUFFERERS, &C.
ST. LOUIS. August 21.-The livestock
dealers OF this city contribute $500 to the
fever sufferers Of New Orleans, Memphis,
and Grenada. The Hebrews are also con-
tributing. The Merchants Exchange de-
MES the existence OF fever here.
CLEVELAND, August 21.-The Board OF
Trade appropriate 5000 for the Vicksburs
sufferers.
PETERSBURG, August &c. A. Jackson,
tobacco manufacturer Of this city, sends
5000 to New Orleans, and the same amount
to Memphis.
CHATTANOOGA, August 21.-The Alabama
and Great Southern railroad to-day sent
5000 to the Vicksburg sufferers, and its
officers and employees over 5000 additional
NEW YORK, August 21.-The agents OF
the Virginia and Tennessee Airline here
to- day received $G42 for Grenada and $50
for Memphis sufferers by yellow-fever.
YELLow.FEvER AND MAIL MATTER.
WASHINGTON, August 21.-Some OF the
mails received in this city today from yell
low-fever infected districts show that the
senders had first subjected them to heat Oh
used some other means as disnfectant. Ii
is not known to any medical authorities that
the disease has ever been communicated
through the mails.
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NEoUS TEhEGRAMs,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FR6asALLPARTs
OTsTIIE WORLD. s..

=
PROGRESS OF THE Z EILO W FEVER
sCouRGE IN THE STRICKEN DISTRICTS
I CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE SUFFERERS
ROBBERY OF: APAWNBRoKER's SHOP AT
PORTLAND, oREGoN;s THE ROBBERS con-
NIT MURDER IN EsCAPLNG-pUGILIsTIC
J ENCOUNTER AT HARLEM-KEARNEY'S
SPEECH IN -BoGARDUs VERSUS
CONVERSATIONAL AMATEUR ROWING
ASSOCIATIONS REGATTA--CONvENT
0FPROdtNENT LAWYERS TO ORGANIZE
A NATIONAL BAR AssOCIATIoN-DEATH
OF "A VETERAN THEATRICAL MANAGER
SARATOGA RACEs-PoLITICAL NEWS
MAJOR BURKE AGAIN BEFORE THE POT
TER CoM3ITTEE-AMERICAN CRIMINALS.
IN ENGLAND-CONDITIoE OF QUEEN
CHRISTINA-AFFAIRs IN THE EAST, &C.
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/ HEALTHY BODY AND A. CLEAR

II indigestion, constipation, and oliousness tor
ment the body, the head cannot be clear These dis
orders react upon the brain most hurtfuy, and pro
duce coudiness In the organ OF thought not expe-
rienccd by healthy man. Happily these brain
depressing maladies may be entirely dispeled BY
that peerless Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, which cheers, refreshes and invigorates the
brain and nerves, while It regulates The organs OF
digestion, assimilation. and bilious secretion. 1t
expels the morbid humors which poison the system
through tho bowels and urinary passages and e2ers
powerfully invigoratlng influence as we'll Its ca
thprtc action is never Irritating, Violent or pain
ful. but even. natural, and progressive As an ap-
pcizer ana sleep promoter the Biiters is
II nltgates The inirmitiss OF age relieves the all
ents peculiar to the gener sex, arrests premature
decay, and buida up an enfeehled physique. ~ 4
au 20-Tu, Th.S&w
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Political.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 21.-The Cam
den meeting here to-day adopted resolu-
tion declaring that the success OF the Re-
publican party this fall must depend on its
harmony. This cannot be expected if
honest differences OF opinion rs to the
policy Of the Administration, or as TO the
claims OF leading Republicans, are made
the occasion OF discord, and especially il
Republican voters are deprived Of the right,
afforded to the people by uniform party
usage, of communicating their views by the
authoritative voice Of convention chosen
with express reference to the living issues
Of the campaign. They therefore respect
fully suggest to the. Republican State Com
mittee that it call State convention Of dele
gates, to be elected by the people according
to the usual methods.
It was also resolved that committee OF
one from each judicial district be appointed
by choice to promote the objects OF the reso-
luton.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, August II, 1873.

Country produce.
Gees,gcr: 23c. q ID. e,,u
Eutter: Prime to choice yellow. lg@l 49,; fair
- C corn Isat: 6o@G5c. q busnel fortountry.
Dried Fruit: Apples. 3@+c. = d.: G%a n
peeled. 7CGsc.: unpecIed. 3@ac. cIcrries' lcc' /"
ID. blackberrics. SC. %
EGqs: In barrels .12dtl3c. r doan: In cra'es' ID
feathers: Prime llve-gooss, 400; common 2es9
Fl Fiarssed: 81 n bushel. u
Hay: Virgins timothy, 7oc.-Very duii' cia'ef
and lnixsd. 501GOc.
Potgiors: irish. a b,rrel Il.252$1.5o.
lard: Coimsry. 7M7'sc.
Rue: 53c. p bushel
B~Ied StrG,c: 35@l0c.
wool: Washed. a@@32ct unwashea. aat2 3c.
mrry wc,l will briBs frynt3 to.5c. = ID lsos than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
csment: Rose .dale, sl.5t ss1.Go p barrel James
''i liz: asricuaural, ne. a bushel: Hocknnd
ST. o$1 ~ nss"riHs 2?" frSanA s75og.s
delivered: calciaed nlas,G: =, .o
Iar Large size, s3.y1as3.oo.
Ury Goods.
gro,en shsettnqs nta Shtrtfnas: A Manchss.
ter exc; r ManrhestE. osc.: = Asinchestcr. ~,
i s rIyss HseF ran,e ss 7c Grase
Vile 7c.: ii Rn:kif aisc G.9c: Ro:khrlie 'ssa,.:
A w. Gpncs'c.a &C.; !, u. t1hsS.osa' 92e;' 3 ~
Gones,"gs; as; TT fepf' -''' W. ''
BieG.lhed ShiTilaas md &.settnas:, d VAN VAN
6 ar.: II Ions Si.c.; IA Oneida, ler.; II
s,xc,dae. 7c.: IA social. 7c.: A Aint,.keae,
2Ec.; Mhit1.tos c ys:i; 7c: Metna, 5c Pc
sesxfSo;rotsh, So; 1O-4 Wa,han' 2'c>' lo-4 CITY
MIS-, 1e ncjis Petersburg &c.. Granitevs,
sc d. Zoe Hockf.tase. \. sXc.; Az, o.. 10.
/ iorsst ,rsdms: PavoAia, Sc; An'osXea2. loc.'
siI,omr iiiar.er la,c: Boston steam N'lls sc
Prints: American, Ghc: Aliens o.: ,N K,cl-
monc sy Spraguc. o5c; Mancheslci. o'ES =" M No.,
nyton. t,E; Hamilton. iac Ncrrni',S' 2'ac n i
:1 Ky ~ Oriental Pacific. 3!c.; Arnold, &c.; llaf'
| monv. g.: Wamsut,a Axe. ,,,, :.
| Cne.5fics: Rice. 54c.; English DC
Drugs, Dyestuils, Oils, &c.
A zHshci: $3.50 p gallon. . ,,sa :, son,
t 1sSHcs@tratsd Lys: ss.ooSss . case o. '0a'
| dozen.
| GGo oeetgi,ssai: Sc. p u.
E EdFge 4 {, A e lse'
1its Linseed. asc: machine. sl@si.7o: snerm
90: whale. Csc; straits. 5OGE53c. l.aDr'ool
OIL sS@7os r ras,6 zoe syss' salon: vr
lubeica,in2, 3OG50c.: Kerosene, l4c.' CASH. " E"'
ton.
Roofs: Ginseng, eOc.; seneca, without top, $50
Acc. ca. =.
| Soda: Sal. 24@2'sc, IN Kegs Eh3hoh so@l0' ~
/ American, 3A064c.
/ Spirits TurDeattne: SIC.
Foreign Fruits and Candy
| Cnndv: l3Gs14c. "a D..
| Lsn.ons: Me>sina. $3.50 q box.
Oranass ss@$s.50 q box.
| Groceries. sc.
/ Bacon. Shoulders. 6aGa7c.; clear r,b,s,des, sac
| rthfed Sc: Virginia shoulders. 5AGse.: WI
g,nia hog-roan 7G7kc.; Virginia hams. iarS
| a@loc: small, l0@t 1c.; sugar-cured urcanVase'
I3i5c. PLAIN hams. l3c.; canvassed, lac.
Buckets. Painted. two hoops, S1.aUgVl'ot
three hoops, s1.T5@$l.s5. a., o. -. .hr.
Bro9ms:: Two s,riigs, $L4o@Si.90o's.t as'
strings. $1.750Ls3: four strines s3as!.os; az
! I0ses. Rio-CoinHion- 146FlSssc.: iair. i1 ~
Ike; good 10 prime l6lsl3l7Hc.: Las1iayia- ~
IFS; Java, 2s@30c,. Market adysncins-nfp.
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l7a. s. Is: lf.hoxes: tsiiSw. 49,. !. !.
pr, mime ssss,s re-: sud
Egslssh dlsl,y asa2os Pnpsappls
Eas4.50: North Caroiina sross. 30 !. norm
Carolina roe I'm haif-narrsIs: t4tss4.2g. Macksres
s sasf s1s ~ Ell s = Nus 'S:z' 10
Layd. Prime. bArre's ANA iierces. &C.; In BALI
s, s common syrup lIossheads. 22e.s
srses 2sc NJ nsa gel.sn :rysp
eround alum. from store. soc. 9 sacs. -
ssSse: ssi;ow. asas cut LOAF lie. forsS
sosp asaaou. sac: best wasntns @se:
toilet IS@sSe ana fancy prices ss e ,r, sss:
Imperial. sF.l0@sI.Ge; glmpowder. s1.ASsl.7t
for strictly choice.
hides. Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 4Ga5c-: dry sailed. 12@13c.: dry
ntit: 539 wet saited-714Ese. We saited calf
Ee s t Sole leather. oak ssa4oe: sole leather
Country Count ss@ss: ssy ani:a. ssasse. 2 g.: s.s:
frss. Steel. Nails. sc.
IRON: American refined. Old Ihomiaion. "a
az E-10c. r. ID. English and American sheet SMS
iron: Virginia cpal.siast charcoal. S2S@S3a
wurm-slast charcoal s24@s2s; PennsyvaDia M.
thracite- a20@s22: West Virginia coke. s2l@S25.
Natts:: Old Dominion, $3.50 per kes Ior starc-
| ard-thar Is. ten-Denny: other sizes extra.
,Ploaga-G Castings: wholesale, 4G4Hc.; RETAIL
kope: sIanilla- best 14aI5c.: tute. $3.50.
Rggs: Mixed cotton, 1ic.; white, 2ife; uooileus
Lumber. Slaves. sc.
Lumber: White oak. s12a8l5 a 1000: westerD
Virginia poplar. SI2.50MB25 y 1000: white nln0I
$20G$60 ~ 1000 yellow pine boards, SlOISIl:
Joist &L2G4nS. according to lengths. Shingles.
Pine. x2.50t1$S: cypress siS-inch, S7.50@&11
p 1000. Larhs-Spht; 81 80; sawed, $225GS2.6e
iSiaues: Whfskey-harrel tiinber.9reen. s1S@32e1
LOCO: seasoned. S20'aS25 Z, 1000, Flour-oarret
timber. $6@&7.50 p 1000. Fiour-barrel poles, ~
as: hogsheaSicops, no demand; bickory-hoopes
LIQUORS. Wines. sc.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, plnts &2@s2.25 D
dozen, gold. fas-'
| Brondiss: Domestic. s1.25ms2: fruit. sl.loa
$40: annie. new. Sl.73p$2; old, S2.25G$3s
Virginia peach. &S(S92.50.
/ RHe Whiskeus: Medium, 81 .50MS2: pure old %
$2.50NS3.50 and upwards.
| Gin: domestic. 81 .25G32: fmuorted, 20 p case
NeW EsaqLagsd RaR: Sl.500S1.60.
| Rectlhsd WhiSssus: Market quiet: proof, $1.2O
| Eieor1ce.
Lfc0rfce Paste: j. G. & Co.. SIC: r. r.. CSC:
i. y. C., 23c.: X. e Co., 24c. p s.. 25c: Anchor
| &c: \. G.. c.. &C.: G. g.. 2Sc.; q. &. Eagle
a9c.: C. Q. W. &c.,: no brand. lie.
Powder. Shotsxc.
| Fuse: Toys INNING. 35c.@S1.25 Z, 100 feef.
Po.saep: sSc72 by 81 the tSe kegs-iess than I've
| Shot: Northern. S1.75 a ha1 OIL 20 tcs.
| GrtadSt0ReS: 1aNI2%c. p h.
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while being removed. lit there are snr
germs OF the al iff air it ftnts
assimilating food and crews whit 11t
feeds on. Sact, 81 The theory oil the 9si-
clans no Grenada. sSuch was The cause slt
Grenada and now at Canton, and this the.
ory is not far from correct.
DEATHS AT NEW. ORLEANS.
Among the deaths at New Orleans the
following are reported
{ Ezekiel Hossins, tweTty-eight years, ma
tive OF West Virginia, No. f76 Tchonpiton-
las street, three weeks In New Orleans, died
at Charity Hospital.
Hattie Hogan, twenty-iour years, native
of yirginia, eight years in New Orleans,
No. - south Rampant street, died at the
Charity Hospital.
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John F. Thornberry is appointed post
master ut Buckland, Prince William county,
Va, uice Lossie D. GIascock, not commits
stoned. William II. Marshall is appointed
postmaster at Beulah, Prince William coun-
", Va. uice S. F. Teasdale, resigned.
Thomas B. Price is appointed postmaster at
Lawrenceville, Brunswick county, Va, Oice
William A. Sledse, removed for cause.
1t is pretty we'll agreed by those best in
formed in regard to Massachusetts, politics
that Butler has ceased to have any chance
for capturing the Democratic nomination
for Governor. What his own bad manage
ment has not done to iniure him, kearney's
speeches have done.
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 21.-Cotton steady; sales,
T% Flour e @ npaRes 4ISs
changed. Wheat, lGl2C. lower: western active:
spring very quiet: Sill s for No Milwaukee; 9Oc.
tirner and closed quiet and heavy; 44@49c. for
nIlraded; 47&@iS4c. for stesmer. Oats ,1tG1 Hc.
and Qniet. Sugar firm; fair TO good refining, ia
TIC; prime. 'sc.; refined hrmer: standard A. &c.;
ggranalated, sl.e; crushed. sh@sss:; powdered.
steady, with moderate inquiry. koein quiet at
s1.37A@Sl. ACE. ,Turpenllne steady al 27,,c. Pork
$40 21s@sl0.25. Gut meats steady; middIes-
western long clear, e!SGe6Sc. city. 6!;G6Sc. lard
Sose r araeE Pgmea igan $Sa9SSo WIS
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 2l.-Flour dull and lower,
Howard Street and western supcrfne, s2.256lA3;
extra, 1925 tqS4.25 family. 4.5Q@s5; City mills
iS r $3.50 sasf ar e
western active and easier: southern red, prime,
sl@A %; amber Gz s!95@sios; No; Penn nm
spot and August. 81 06H; September, s1.06b: 0c-
.ohers s1Os; Southern Corr. corn quiet and steady;
mixed. spot and August, 49c.: september, 49ac.:
October, SHE; steamer, 4sHc Oats dull and
ser PSr rFovsops eee shon
defs, &C.: clear-riv sides. 7c.: packed, 6sa7 ae-
Dacon-Sbouders. 6asG6Ac.; cleAr-rib sides, !ac.:
brnl aud unchanged. Whiskey firm at Sl.09.
FrcightS unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINcISNATI. August Q .-FIourGuict and steady;
family. sf.5 o@s5.75. Wheat dull and weak; red,
good deEnnd and Grmer nj 4l9t42c. Oats steady
Mt 22ia26e. Pork dull and nominal at IS. 80 Lard
inactive; carent make, 81; kettle. $775@sS.25.
i;uli-meals In good demand: shoulders, 500;
short rib, S6GlS6l5: short clear. SG.37H. Bacon
In fair demand but at lower rates; shoulders, 5Hc::
at Sl.0a. Sugar easier; hards. 9i@l 01c.; :"
white, 315Glehc.; New Orleans, 14G94c. IIoYs
dull AMI weak and quality of offerings very poors
packing, g. 90@S4.20 II.
LOUISVILLE. ~
LorlSvlLLE. August 2d.-Flour firm and nr-
changed Wheat tul red, 93c; amber AMI white, 97c.
Com duh: white, 43Hc.: mixed, 4tc. Uats ste1,iy;
wLhe,, a7e.: mixed, 25e. lofs hrmer .at 81:
III kegs. Toe. Bulk-mcatS steady; shoulders. 5hc;;
clear NIB, &c; clear sides. &c Bacon finn: shout
dcrs, 54g5isc; clear RIB, 6sc, clear s!rs, &C.;
s sf.as. hams lsseiss' ""''Ne' strong ID
ST. LOUIS, August 2l.-Flour quiet and un-
red nil, ssHc. 40. s red fall, s34ms5c. Corn
lower; No. 2, 1eGl20%s: ca,h, 20g@2oFc.G Sep,sm.
dull and lower ut S10.37I Lard dull and nominal.
Bulk meals dull, and possibly salloIc 1T 5's, 81.
ani G'5c for shoulders; clear rih ana csea' 'ides.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. August 2i.-Flonr steady and uii-
changed. Wheat unsettled. In fair demand, and
lower; No. 2 red winter, 03c. cash. 93Ee. Sep
.ember; No. Chicago spring, 1885,: No. Cut
cag0 spring, CSC. cash and August, zoe. Sep!r!n-
Der. S7Iac. October; No. 8 Chicago spring. soc.
Coru steady: 3sh@3s4c. cash, $3.50. september,
Ss;SSsf os!s a fs
$3.50 cash and sspeniJer, s9.Co@sss 2l october.
81. 20 October. Bulk meats steady and unchanged
Whisxcy steady aud In fair demand mt Sl.O7.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
bedford ALUM AND IRON
~ cppINcS UIpcJNIl

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ID SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
Delightful drive Of two hours from Lynchburg.
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BUILDINGS ALL NEW UR ENTIRELY RE-
FITTED.
GREATEST HEALTH-ilVING WATERS
KNOWN.
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TEMPERATURES ALWAYS PLEASANT.
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per day. " 49,
Equally adapted 10 invalids. pleasure-seekers, or
those in quest of rest and recreation.
This waller nc soc. per gallon, or 81 per case,
and the mass containing all the properties OF the
those unable 10 visit the Springs. Address
A. NJ. DAVIS,
President OF The Company,
rs Main street. LyncbbuIg, Va.
Round-trip tickets 1T reduced rates.
80 Dd-uol m
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him, but instantly killing Lonis Joseph;
aged fourteen years. The robbers then
jumped into an express wagon and drove
sway. A pursuit was organized. but thus
fM without success. If captured they will
undoubtedly be iynehed. O'Sbea,s injuries
are considered fatal. The alarm has been
given In all directions, and The capture OF
the murdcrers Is considered certain,
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National Amateur Rowing Associa-
ffnyr.


NEWARK. n. j., August 21.-The annual
convention OF the National Amateur Row.
ing Association have elected G. NJ. .Roming-
ton, of Providence; E. l.. Keys, OF Phila-
delpbia: W. Fl. Allen, OF Detroit, members
OF the Executive Committee for three years.
The fs,Ir-oared race between the Hope, OF
New Orleans, and the Mutual, OF Albany,
was won by the Mutual by sl:s lengths in
9:1S}.
In the second heat for four oars the Eliza
beths, Of Portsmouth, Va. Friendships, oil
New York, and Eurekas, OF Newark, con-
tested, and much interest was excited. The
latter maintained lead until near the mile
post, when the EliZabeths got even, but the
Eurekas then got ahead. when they were
fouled by the Elizabeths, which lost the lat
ter race in any case. The Eurekas came in
ahead in $500.
The Sangerties won the third heat OF
four-oared crews. The Olympic had the
lead on the start, with the Zephyrs, OF De-
troit, second. The Zaphyrs caught a
g crab" at the three-quarters mile, and gave
up. The Olympics fouled the Sangerties
and stopped.
The fourth race. being the fourth heat of
the four cared crews, was won by the Cen
tennials, of Detroit, beating the Longueuils,
vi 4uOutlCais
The fifth race was the final heat for the
Junior single-scul! priZe-BoWlsby OF Michi-
gap, Campbell of Newark, and Morgan Of
Washington, contestants. Bowlsby was the
winner.
The final heot OF the senior single sculls
came next-Lee, of the Trtons, OF New
ark; Rathborne, OF New York Athletics !;
Mcmillan, OF Philadelphia and Mumford,
of New Orleans, contestants. The interest
was very great. Fifty thousand persons
witnessed it. Lee and Rathborne got of
even, and soon left Mcmillan and Num-
ford, the latter being half length behind.
Lee won in Ola.
The next race was for double sculls, final
heat. between the Hopes, OF New Orleans,
and Mutuals, of Albany. The Mutuals got
slight advantage in the start, but both
crews rowed evenly. At the mile station
the Mutuals fouled with the Hopes and the
latter got ahead in the last quarter, winning
in S:313.
The final heat OF the four-oared crews, the
last race of to-day, was between the Eure-
kas, OF New York; the Centennials, OF De-
troit the Mutuals, Of Albany and the Saul
gerties, OF Sangerties, n. Y. The race was
won after an exciting contest by the Mu-
tuas; Sangerties second. Time, 500.