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The New York herald., 1879-02-15

The wheat market trmer for winter but quiet for
1 The second esll ~ red winter for Eeernary 81 io
90 ASr S rfe s.ssa s'tsS
::sss MsrsA ,o S BID s. ST ss'Ss April!
81 io4 81 i9 for ~ red, 81 ii for No and No
nS g Y2 % 'S ss s m Sh d4 sa y o NJ
For s's' Ss M ? s .As sd
fsI a'rsG y 4yd sa;aS M & Of f s
27o0oo bushels Corn easier and closed az the second
do No 3 45c bid isc asked do I'd do, 90 old 3Ss bid
Sd Ma.ss ..Hsd s ea DID, Sa f
asked April steamer, t4se bid 451c asked; do No. 2
bid asked TSs spos sissI ,s we're G
70 for f. @ tSt os as o .e5s a5 and
42He. :tor 10. mixed: 441Sc. for steamer yellow
s ssa a fS Se sas ys's DAs % sr %
rse%Issy % s 10 bushels 3 si spr q. 4s s
s.A s :s DO az sd e. S".s: Of S se sh %
s.
Sales about $1,000 bushels including No white
Ta''s oa M s'
Sas d "h. AZ s unsfsd aaa s ssa Ssw York a s,e 81
FRur-There fair demand for foreign dried and
ss% sstssa so.. W. sr 8 g
T. & ais G % IN a s
quarter boxes lie half boxes Ice Holland herrngs, in
nss1iy asas"i'
monds 2Sc. Grenobe wanuts, lU1ac Naples do,
lo4sc; new French do 7Ac. Sicily flberts Size ;
Princess almonds o2c.
GuNNY CLorH.-The market for bagging firm at
and Slsc tor "a lbs.
HAY SrRAw.-Wth fair demand the market ruled
firm. We equote:-Hay-Shpping.4 45c prime retail 75c :;
good do SOC. zoe. Straw-Long rye, 55c short rye,
4Oc.
HEMP JUrE-Hemp quiet. We note sale of 100
bales tute butts at 2sc We quote:-Amercan, double
dressed Sl75 single dressed $3.50; undressed, $l25
tute. 3c 4sc jute butts, 25sc 2Hc cash and time
Manila hemp, 6aSc. 6slc.; Sisal, 4isc 4ssc
HIDEs.-The market quiet easy. Tho sales
2,3l1 Montevideo i9c: 5000 do 1870 800 do,
onds at 161c $50 and 600 dry Texas &c., 1000 dry
Rio Grande at &c., 1850 Buenos Ayres at l9c all four
months We quote -Buenos Ayres. - lbs to - lbs 2Oc
2OIsc do 20 lbs to % lbs, l9lac Montevideo Oa lbs
to 22 lbs sc: Correnies 81 lbs IN ~ lbs sc
Rio Grsnde 20 lbs to - lbs. lsc orinoco, II hs
Central American, 20 lbs to ~ lbs l6c Matanoros
- lbs to 20 lbs Ice 7c Vera Cruz. Is lbs. To 10 lbs
lac 15c selected dry saed Texas, "a lbs to 30 lbs
l3c l3ac selected do Southern "a lbs to 30 bs 1Oc
they city slaughter 90 lbs to 80 lbs 7Ac do
COW, 45 lbs: to W lbs. sac. !c.. selected.
HoPs.-The market without change although quiet
We quote-New York, crop choice, l2c. l5c.; do.
Eastern, &c. 12c.; Western &C. 12c yearngs, 4c a
&c olds, all growths &c &c. and Pacific coast hops l2c
15c. per h. From Emmett Wells Weekly Hop Circu-
lar-Recepts for the week, 2570 bales Total receipts
since September 1873 o4S Total receipts for
period in 1871 106SS Export cearsnces for the week,
SOS. Total exports since September 1873 10 734 Total
for period in 1877 90 0S bales The folown
the prices current for hops in New York for the week
ending February H. 1879; also for the corresponding
akaf the al
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Fairly Ac-
tive and FeVerish.
Government Bonds Firm. States Dull
and Railroads Irregular.
MONEY ON CALL 3 ASA 5 PER CENT,
WALL STREET.
Fab II n d NJ

FRIDAY, Feb. l4-6 P. M
Mixing tho thick with the thin-the feebleness Of
some stocks with the strength of others-we have
had something more than firm market to-day. This
particularly demonstrated by the strength Of the
st. Paul and Northwestern stocks and by the Ohio and
Mississippi properties. which asserted themselves.
far quotable values went. at prices which showed
considerable improvement. If the buying of good
parties who known to be behind the scenes can
be taken as a "tp" in the Ohio and Mississippi
speculation there to be good reasons for backing
1t for further advance particularly the bonds of
tho company in demand at enhanced prices.
Without any conspicuous demonstration the granger
stocks worked their way upward. There was
some vague talk of pools being formed
to advance these properties but it is not unreason
able suppose that they possess the innate power
to advance themselves upon the sole question Of
merit-that is to say. that the St. Paul preferred
stock and both of the Northwestern have every
reason to proclaim themselves dividend payers
and to claim higher standard in quotabe values
whether the bulls help them or not Western Union
inclined to lower prices. with rather more activity
than usual and with moderate pressure to sell. The
pending bills in Congress. which threaten an oppo
sition through permitting the railroads to open their
private wires to public business. had depressing
effect. Senator Jones and Representative Butler
are well known to be in favor of these bills,
but the animus which prompts their efforts is
not known at all. solution of the problem comes
to U.S. whispered a dead secret. which may be only
told openly in print. Preparations are being made
to add third transatlantic cable to the two now ex-
isting the enterprise being known as the Pouyer
Querter Cable. 1t is stated that the present Anglo
American and Direct Company have a contract
with the Western Union which prevents the latter
from accepting the business Of any competing COM
pany at other than local rates. Some other medium
for the transmission of messages throughout the
country is consequently imperative. and it is sought
for through the telegraphc wires Of the railroad
system. Nothing but the widest of rumors. how
ever suggests that Senator Jones and Representative
Butler may have an interest in the projected new
French cable
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices Of
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

Rio JANEIRo. Feb. II. 1879
Cohce-Market quiet prices maintained, change
Good hrsts, 10 kilos daily
ceps 10 300 bags Shipments of the week the Channel
and north of Europe. 24oOO bags the United States
$1,000 bags; to the Mediterranean, sales Of the
week for the Channel and north OF Europe soOO bags
for the United States l5OO for the Mediterranean
Stock, 1900 bags. Exchange London, I'D
Freghts, per sail. for the Channel, 4us.
SANTOS. Feb IL, 1879
Coffee-Market quiet, prices maintained; change;
superior 500 700 rcis 10 klos Average daily
ceips 400 bags Shipments of the week all countries,
5000 bags; to the Channel Europe and the Medterrs
"a 600 bags Sales for Europe 23UOO for the
United States, none. Stock, 6O,o0J bags.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAT
FIRMER FOB wINTER-CoRN FIRMER-OATs
QUIET-PoRK QU1ET-LARD QUIET-wHIsKEY
EAsIER-sPIRITs TURPENTINE sTEADY-RosIN
sTEADY-CoFFEE QUIET-sUGAR STEADY
PETROLEUM FIRM.
FRIDAY. Feb. IFS P. NJ.
Business has been fair during the week in most Of
the leading articles of merchandise, while in some
there has been a more active movement and an inn
provement in values based upon the general convic-
ton Of q more prosperous year commercially than
the country has known for a long time. The open
ing Of the year, if somewhat disappointing to the
more sangune. has, nevertheless. given promise of
increased prosperity later and confidence in the future
has been in degree impaired by It, On the contrary 1t
generally regarded indicative Of degree of
and caution the part of merchants generally which
reassurng, giving promise of and greater
stability in the future In dry goods, hardware produce,
groceries other OF the leading articles
has been in progress during the week and general
rule the markets have been steady stronger There
been rmer feeling in the wheat market and all kinds
have appreciated in value There likewise been more
active -four Provisions have been irregular
and fuctuating Prices higher than week ago but
high during the interim To-day friday there
was fair degree of activity in most depart
ments of trade and the markets, with few
exceptions, were strong Change Flour was
steady with a fair demand Wheat was hrmer for
winter Corn easier. Rye was steady Barley was
dull Oats quiet. Whiskcy easy Pork quiet Lard
without decided change. Cotton the
changed futures closed steady. Coffee quiet and
sugar ruled steady Naval stores steady Oils
Quiet and petroleum ruled firm.
dull at &C. 514c for pots and &C. exc for
pearls.
ANrixoxr firm at l2c. 12sc., according to brand
and quality.
for Southern.
CorrEE--The market for Braziis was quiet, but un-
changed No sales here At Baltimore $50 bags Rio per
Serene sold private Stock here night 80 54
bags Mild coffee quiet but steady: 56 bags Mara
caipo per Ransom. sold mt &C. We quote ordinary
goes lie fair do lac good do l41sc prime do.
i5c; range for lots lie 165c Santos fair
good i4c I4sc 80 days; Java, government bags, 23c
23hc do, grass mats, 23lac 25ac. Singapore, 16c
l7c Ceylon, l5c Maracaibo, 131sc 1Sc. La
guayra l4c 15sc Jamaica, 12hzc 17c st. Domingo,
iO1tc he Costa Rica, 15c. l9c Mexican, l5c. 6c
Angostura, l5c. l7c; Savanilla l3c 17c.; Curacao,
1870. lac.
heads 3inch s. 50 5o do do, 3onc6, 81 40 81 TO-;
empty hogsheads s. So hoops feet ordinary prime
$33 $s35; do. II feet. do, x2S $50 per NJ.
CoPrKR was quiet at 151as. l5ssc for lake
CoRpAGE was quiet. We quote MANILA, largo and
small lac. 17c tarred Manila. l2c.; Ssa rope, 91ac
lOlsc. Russia, 17c
CorroN spot dull but without change in val
ues The for futures opened points higher
The market we'll sustained and the close steady
with prices showing advance for the day of from
points The closing to-day compared with those Of
yesterday. were as follows
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1.

IrvfRpoot. Feb. l4-S L. VI.
Cottop-Futures dull hut steady upiands dow mddiing
clause, August and September delivery, 5s.d
Produce-Kehned petroleum. I'D per gallon: spirits of
petroleum. lud per gallon common rosn, Is I'D.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. ~ 1879
leading grain circular IL he grain trade has
improved Demand ~ the markets throughout the kingdom
during the week continued to drag very
sparingy. Prices ths whole fairly steady
whcats and fine qualities of English bringing late rates
With fresh arrivals there have been rather more
choice AT calling ports several found buyers
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,
COMMERCIAL.
LIvIRrooL. Enh. Ia IS1n-

LIVERPOOL. Feb. ~, 1879
This wccks circular Of tho Liverpool Cotton BROKERS'
Association says;-Thcrc good demand with hard
ening prices early in the week but Tuesday
ket has been dull Quotations are but little changed
American In fair request throughout the week Tho
supply greatly curailed by the Prices
1ad but with increasing desire 60 sell quotations
only Lied higher Sea Island Is IN limited Inquiry un-
changed prices Futures opened firm during the early part
OF the week and advanced Ltd to 32d which timc
the market has been dull and quotations have declined
3-S2d 10 I'D. showing final decline of lB2d to i.6d
ain last Thursday
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Feb 4, 1870
Spanish gold 2C6l 2OGs. Sugar active firm
covado, to fair 81 reals, gold arrobc En-
change fiat the United states 80 DAYS gold. n,
premium short sight, gold. Sla premium London.
isA 1874 on Paris, a. q premium.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
Following the net receipts of cotton at the below
named ports from September 1873, to date, inclusive
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Feb II. 1879
The printing cloth market II quiet aud Inactive and In
the absence OF any sales previous quotations
changed, though tho tone of the market is castor.
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es OF spot cotton -

-Stained-Good ordinary, Tie. strict good ordinary,
s livery Ss sass sss a
M os sss' ss s4, a'G May cos A'f ss
ioo3e june 500 5e 900 10 Ice; November 100
gss 1s'' s'Ss s.t 1say u :s 'sS
s l q: at so 30 at a; 500 o S o a. s:fsa
400 at ne 800 s7sc 2uO 74c voo ise eoj
so q =, Sps iH % oe ss o at iS ss s go ls C
81 seoG .r ,o 5 {, Ss sS P 8 :. as zoo 80 sS
800 al loo4e: i;ioo at Ioose goo a, ioo,c., 100
atiooic 10 osc. June 100 10 iec. isc
300 at 10 iec 600 a, 10 zoe 900 a. 10 July 400
80 10 i2c. Total 81 40 bales Grand total A. 100
ss daRn ,as Noble %
2952; Charleston l5is wilmington, 800 Norfolk, 2,27
bales Tbs day last This % DAY
by sail Sled 7s.d 20 Havre, BY steam, Ne eonprssscd
SS @ .. f h.$sa:s Sss .,s:% s:%
by ste steam ;'i, to baltic, BY steam TOD ''s
Dnvss, Se-rhs market @ .Sr seed, remained quiet. We
s%yfn. s"s's'sr.s 81 f I ssss aS
; e s%ssh r o 81 Cara
brown, &C. yellow 7c.; yellow. English; s4c Dutch
s%ia"S Va: quoted MsrSSi"s va: sss,sd IIsi :;
and 2o'se, Tor, boxcs. Blue ,vi'riO was quoted at
Sa% Sa"ss % s%o;'s e.loss. Il quoted 81 q,
tSoraie potash quoted at is for crystal and is
gold powdered quoted at gold
for crystal and tJec t6sc for powdered. Citrc acid
quoted nj 5sc. 5Dc, Camphor quoted at 27sc.
for rehncd IN ebls on spot cream tartar lower aud
quoted 2ic Tor American crystals Zoe 25c for
dered in ses and 2ee a2e'sc for do in boxes Aso
tho former aud s3e ese for tho latter; Borsx was
and 9sc. Toe. for Burgundy pitch quoted
6c. Guarana quoted NJ III ~ 81 70. Mama
was auiet; quoted ~ 32c :sJc for small, Toe.
for large aud 2fc. 2Jc. for sorts Cuttlchsh
bones we're quoted ut I5c. lie Basam copaba was
ouoted a1c 33c Balsam olu quiet taJc 6,c
saffron was firm: American quoted at 2Sc Spanish
at Si2 Gaiangal root quoted az 7c Sauills
auict at 7,c Cod liver oil quiet and quoted at
,jc xi for Newfoundland aud 81 ~ 81 ~ for Norwe
gian Rhnbarb was quiet ut prices ranging from Soc
81 10 tsinger quoted Mt 2ic n .Jc for Jamaica
bcachcd Carbonate ammonia quoted 1ol,c. n he
gold according package. Ergot quoted
Camonile quoted at iic zoe. for German
and lie n zoe for Roman Tonca beans were quoted Mt
81 90 81 B5 for Angostura Naerian was quoted at
Use a 2oc for English and i2c. lie for German
Catch waa quoted tic. 0isc Prussiate potash
was quoted 2ic. 2jc Bichromate potash was
quoted ut Iii,c Gambler quoted &c a 4s,c
sumsc was quoted yDc Doe Dividivi quoted at
per ton quiet at SIC 4c Cassia
buds we're quoted 34c. sc Arnca flowers quoted At
Iyi,c a l3c Colombo quoted at pc a iUc for
Whole aud for powdcrod Gum gcdda quiet ut pt,c
a iUi,c.. do. talca lie. ilhc juniper berries we're
quoted at 21sc for common and BE 3Isc for best
pentine quoted at lve. CASTLE scap-Cont white
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full prtces Parcels passage and for shipment we're
firm, but there only limited inquiry: On tho
spot. owing the continuation OF the strike there
only a limited business al nominaly tuesdays
prices. To-day there only small attendance.
with fair sumptve demand for all kinds OF wheat
reds prices and whites rather deaer In corn
there only retail trade IL rather cheaper Tor
soft parcels of American quay. Flour was steady
aud unchanged with fair demand
LoSpos Feb. l4-5 p. H.
Calcutta linseed. AIS. Cd As per quarter.
Refined petroleum, 75ad. a 7ssd. per gallon.
ASrwERP. Feb. II. 1879.
American lard closed at 2ill forms per 80 kilos
LIVERPOOL Feb IA 1879.
Pork-Prme mess Eastern hrmer at SIS do. Western
frmer As Bacon-Cumberaud cut 6rmer 29s short
rib hrmer 27s I'd long clear dull at 2s I'd short clear
duh at 27s Hams-Long hrmer at los. shoulders dull
at 23s Beefndia steady AZ 76s extra do steady
32s Sd. Taow-Prme city steady at 3is. Turpentine-
Spirits steady 2s I'D Rosinommon dull AT As Sd fine
steady los. 3D. Characterization choice hrmer ut 4s
Lard oil frmer 37s. Flour-Extra state dull at 23s.
Whea-Spring No steady at Is Sd do No 2 in the
market: Western winter steady at IS lOd do South
steady 9s Corn-New mi xed steady Is Tad old
do. steady As 91sd. CottOnseed o-lellOw American
steady at 29s. Rosin-Common London hrmer ~ 5s-
Turpentine-Spirits, at London, hrmer ut 22s, Sd.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Feb IA p. N.
Consos 90 lie for both and the United
States 4a per bonds lO7ss 1865, iO3zs ives
1864
Illinois Central. s7Iz; New Jersey Central 46.
The amount of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to day is fSD,OOO.
Paris advces quote five per l2f 67lc for
the account
PARIS. Feb. a. 1879.
Exchange on London, 25f. 23c. for checks
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Arrested I'm Her Airy Flight.

The audience at Tony PASTORS, in New
York, experienced sensation on Thurs
day evening. "Tbe Queen OF the Air."
otherwise Mile. Ella Zuila, who has hus-
band called "The Human Proiectie," was
to have ridden bicycle on wire elevated
forty feet above the heads OF the xpecta-
tors. There was no net under it to protect
the woman or the audience in case OF fall.
After doing various things on the wire,
Mile. Zuila started on the bicycle. When
she had passed over half the wire there was
sudden snap, and the balancing-pole and
piece OF the treadle which had broken of
fell at the same time. The pole struck q
man on the head and rendered him par
TALLY unconscious. Mile. Zuila, who Of
course had lost her balance by reason of the
accident, caught the wire in falling and
held the bicycle between her knees. Most
of the audience jumped up, especially that
part of it under the hanging bicycle. Mile.
Zuila held the bicycle as long as she could,
and then let it drop. 1t struck no one, the
audience having cot carefully out OF the
way. Mile. Zuila's husband ran out from
behind the scenes and took bis wife down.
Then, to show that she had not been hurt,
Mile. Zuila walked over the wire bIindfold'
ed and in q sack.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, August %, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised ~
hogsheads. The offerings at auction on Change
were 70 packages of which number 80 were sold
at prices ranging from 1920 TO Sl4.25.
The following are the quotations.:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common, $250dS3; medium, $40
$3.50: good, $4GS4.50.
LeGC-Common, SIS GS5.5 0 medium, s61i6.50
good: S7@$7.50; fine, slO@sl2.50; extra fine
Stemraing.-Common. $2.50@s4; medium
$4.50@$6; good, S6@s7.5o; fine, s7&*e.
DARK GooDs-HANUFAcTURING
Lsg Fttteg ssz5:s 1904; medium s4''c
eyiie eaf Filie s s5@se.5o: medium. s.
@$s.5O; good, S9@SlO.5O; fine, s11@$l2.50
extra fine sun-cured, $l2@S17.
Wrappers.-Common, S7@9SS. 90: medium, IS
@s9.50; good. Sl0@Sl0.50: fine, $l3@s14 ex
ira, $11.50@S12; extra sun-cured 81 StgS25.
BRIGHT GooDS-MANUFACTUEING
Smokers..Common. S5@S7: medium, s7.5O@
Fiilers.-ConmOn, S5NS6: medium, S7@$s
good, a10@S12: line. S13@$l5:
WrnpperS.-Common, S12MS15; medium, SIT
s25 good, S30@S40; fine, s45@s50; fancy, SOC
Nshogany Wrappers. $l5@Sls
medium. $2OGl$2J; good, S30GlS40; fine, S4o@
$50; extra, S6O@S75.
WESTERN GOODS.
lug Filiers.-0ld dark, S3@4;5O.
LeGf FiLLers.-Common TO medium, - @S6; goo'
TO line. $7GIlO-
Lugs, Work1ng-New dark, S2.5o@S3.
Lrdc Ste'nming.-New dark. S4GlS7. .
Mason Counaty.-Sew common TO good filters, 3
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
- SATURDAY, August go. 1878.

FiE SATURDAY, August 23. 1875.
3sALEs-50o Virginia interest certificates sold al
1874; 1000 yirTinfa tax-reeeivabie coupons SOLD
At By. and 2 snsres OF Old Dominican Steamship
Company's stock sold at 81. n sazs..B
state Secxrshes.-virgfDia 1g-40.s, 49x bid. go
ss Virginia egnso ssS pe % assea s
deferred, bio, SSasked; Virginrs interest ceritf-
Gales, log btd, Is 1sked; Virginia iax-recstxsbl:
s cep es, s ss d Il s11 sked North Carolina
90 Gttg -, sef S,rs Etsmond CITY and J..
fredericksburg sisy r., K and n. los a:heG Mas.
chester BIS. ts1-Tecetvahle, III. and s.. iethid.
ss, 1908. M and s.. Il bid: Virxiisa Cenfrat
X, iiroad third mortgage 50. ). and j., Leu bid. Tu3
aheG; Virginia Central RasIroad fourth mor1Rnae
ss and J.Ioss sia. io a assea
SeGthside Rai'roaa second mortgage preferred esd
preferred 6s. J. and ~ SO bad; Richmond Fred.
ers err and Potomae Ras,.oad moItgags ss J;
third mertsase s., Is. aud T.. GO bid: Saanse,
Alexandrta and Manassas Railroad first moagsse
Is, J. and D. s2.s bid: Riehrnond md Donrife
asked; Piedmont Railroad Hrst mortgage SS. A.
and o., Ies bid: Riehnond. York River and Ches-
3D. Ies asse c. e. s1a ssisosd a s.s: ae
gage rs. 81 a>kei: &. c. and a. Railroad sce,rld
morieage rs. 7s4 ASKED =. :. -
Kaiisead, 100 par, f2 bid so asked; RicAmopd,
fredericksburg and PorOmac Railroad cnmmon,
100 par. 80 bid, so asked; Richmond and Danv1le
Railroad 100 par. 7 bid, ] 0 asked. 49,. =.
Baak HockS-Nationa Bank OF Virginia. 100
par. 30 bid. - nc ked; Union Rank OF Richmond
oU par. Al bid, 45x asked Merchants and Planters
Savings, % par, 17f bid, 25 asked.
lnSurnncs Cnmpnntes.-VirRinia Fire and Ma
zine, 20 par, "a bid, SO asked; Virginia State.
Is par, 20 bid. 80 asked; virginia Home, 100
par, "a bid, 182 asked Granite, 100 par, SO bid,
rs asked. ...-.. =. - 80 - -
Nisceiianeoss-old d, minion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par, SO pld, 90 asked.
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ain't some way 1xed that they can get IT,
then you can call out your minute
|ibnt we win have the Grub. We mean bt1si.
ness; you bet. CoLoxEp e,1T,zExs.
is GrARDIsGs THE HEvEK-6ERAs. ~, s. 81 !.
Frederick WeImer, residing In Chelsea.
yesterday hauled down the little yellow dag
that had been posted on bis dwelling by
the Board Oh Health officials, and ran IN q
large black one IN it's stead. he has also
placed q dTy-goods box In bis open irons
doorway, LAID an old army sabre and shot
gun cross.boAes fashion. on.top Of the box,
and himself stands Rehr to use esther at the
approach Of hostililies. This Cbelsean has
an antipathy to the Board Of HeaBh officials
and the strosEng doctors, and even the
Howards are unwefcome to his sight.
sPREADGss IN NEW ORLEANS
Notwithstanding the officials at New Or
leans are daily sending forth advises OF The
nen.prevalence OF yesIow-feyer in that city
telegram received to-day from the Nation
al Board of Health announces the spreading
Of the disease there. The thermometer to-
day has ranged between II and sS degrees.
a. steady rain set in at O'Clock and is
still falling. ----.. -.
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WHEN THE BOWELS ARE DIsoR-

W DERED no time should be lost In rcsorting 10
suitable remedy. Hostetter's Stomach Bllters Is
the most reliable and widey-esteemed medicine Oh
its class. Itremoves the causes of constipation or
or undue relaxation of the intestines, which are
usually indigestion or misd'recuon OF INC oi'e.
When 4, acts as cathartic st does not grippe ana
violently evacuate, but produces gradual and a.u-
rs, effects, very unlike those of drastic puiatiTe'
and its power Of assisting digestion nullhes those
Irritating conditions OF the mucous membrane oil
the, ,tom,eh and intestinal canal which produce
first diarrhea and eventually dlssntery. The meoi-
eins Is, moreover, an agreeable one, and emnent9
nure and wholesome. Appetite and tranquil Dighu3
s,umbes are both promoted byit,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

BOGUS WAR.-Neariy 10000 people were
IN Aurora, H., Friday, attending the grand
'eualon OF war veterans. General Sheridan
W vas among the new arrivals. The event OF
ae day was the storming OF the sham
rebel Fort Wade" over which the Con-
ITSs'ase flag bad been flying for three days.
rlsseeue was highly exciting to the spec
n,aS General IT. j. Henderson com.
fsn r"wa the fort, and made gallant de-
rsI. M 1t. The attack was made by Gene
wi,b 1sahn, Swain, Kiliiard, and Torrance,
fsl NJ we pieces OF heavy ordnance. Gene
N aas ordered general advance at 4 p.
Gens.au' under cover Of an artillery fire,
rednmss torrance and Swain attacked the
but h.,. they were temporarily repulsed,
msaa Dsing reinforced by other divisions,
risd ~ grand rally aud attack, which car
~ y e fort with rush.