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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY At HUDNurs NO
2is BROADWAY.
oa-t ~, Neon AZ u so hAniS1t' So
Ulrnest curnp 20. loves 30
Average Ala nav, 1878. Jf+.
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CAPTURED BY A BLOODHOUND.

Henry Fordham, who was awaiting trial on
a charge OF burglary and who with William Mott,
made his from Inc Suffolk County Jail. Long
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4 man will sit all day watching bob when
lie can buy XLCR Boneiess Goldfish at the groccrs.
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"ADvERTESE LARGELY TN FiRS!-ClA

Mc,srs Encn the popular Dry Goods nm Say l
lic want Sell with moderate profit ADVERTISE larSeE III ]
NTrrRs and YOU hound do trade LET THE NEwsrtI
~ yor An OFT AIM no matter what the cost 1t but natural |
BE A & % in Decree share in thereby gain from, the respect
rbcl reader entean for ably conducted Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-06

Soreness Of throat and lungs relieved by
JAfNE's EXPECIORANE
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Sufferers from coughs or colds Will find re-.
let By using POgIER5 Couch BAlsAA.
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Don't COUGH YOUR LUNGS AWAY.
them bulld your stem by unE PHILLIPS PAL,
,uiE con LIVER on in binaton with PHC.rHg M.
IISE. All druggists. Depot, = Plattst
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Announcements

Announcements
Soreness Of throat and ling, relieved by
JAMES EXPECTOEASE
Sufferers from coughs or colds Will find re.
let By using PogIFRs Couch BAIsAA.
A man will sit all day watching bob when
lie can buy XLCR Boneless Goldfish at the gGoccts.
DoN'T COUGH YOUR LUNGS AWAY.
save them and build upyour stem by n.InS PH" PAL
IISE AIdruggIsts. Depot, = Plattst.
LAME BACK! KIDNEY DISEASE!
pens1ns Capcinc Porous Pastes viii relieve ani cnre
yIrat rovemCnt the ordinary porous ulascrs POprs
received highest and only awards az both Oh" Philadelphia
about IL possesses wonderful merit Sold by all espeeta.
Die druggists.
A PHORISM No. ..
IN this world there thousand times pleasure than
pain ana ten thousand happiness than trouble
Therefore uso WINCHESTERS HYpOPHosPHITB
OF LIMEAND SODA. For Consumption, Coughs, Bronchial
or Throat Auctions Dyspepsia Indigestion and all forms
OF General Debility ackaS vsIsed rgeoidc Remedy
proved by 30 years experience
Prices 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER & Co, Chemists
Sold by druggists No. 80 John-st., Sew-Yors.
CTRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Genevatve organs radically and speedily cured Hours
anG5 70 I. HIN RY ADANIELS. Nd a. leNlnstonAV
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Another Endorsement based on an Experience OF FOrSe

Nssrs ISAAC Co, the we[known motL oSe
themselves as follows the value of Newspaper adveslng 1
what haeto be strictly true say IN u G"stom
readers are intelligent will appreciate bargain ana oil every sue ;nr
IN advertiser For years nneenhs of our
has BEEN done on this pn and of the whole expenditure all tha' ""
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A PHORISM No. ..

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Geneyatiye organs radically and speedily cured Hours
to and 70 T. HIN RY ADANIELS, NJ D., "a LeXinstonay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-14
National Cotton Exchange.

NEW YOEK, August 13.-rhe National
Cotton Exchange met here to-day in its
fourth biennial convention in the Board
room OF the Equitable Insurance Company's
building. There were seventy gentlemen
present, many OF whom, however. were not
delegates. The rumor that st. Louis would
not be represented in the convention is I'M
founded, as there are two Representatives
from that city.
John Phelps, OF New Orleans, called the
convention to order, and Fl. G.. Hester, OF
New Orleans, acted as secretary.
Mr.. Phelps made few remarks, and then
introduced Mr.. Hyde, president OF the
Equitable Insurance Company, who pro-
ydcd the room for the convention to meet
in. lie made an address OF welcome 10 the
delegates.
Mr.. TannahilI, the acting president OF the
Cotton Exchange, was next introduced, and
made brief remarks.
A Committee on Credentials was then ap.
pointed; who, after brief recess. reported
the names OF fifty-one delegates present.
from st. Louis, Savannah, Mobile, Norfolk,
Cincinnati. Charleston, New York, Calves
ton, Vicksburg, Houston, Montgomery
New Orleans, Ne.
The annual report OF the Executive Coun-
ell was read by Mr.. Henry G.. Hester.
This report, together with the reports of
the Committee on Statistics and OF the Com
mttee on Crop Statement, were referred
10 committee OF nine on business.
Recess.
After the recess an invitation on behalf
OF the New York Cotton Exchange to tic
delegates to dine ut Delmonico's on Friday
was accepted.
The Committee on Business reported and
recommended the appointment OF several
committees to whom suggestions OF matters
to be discussed should be referred. The
report was adopted and the committees APP
pointed accordingly.
The delegates were served with tickets TO
Coney Island. after which the convention
adjourned till tomorrow.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, August IL, $40.
The number OF breaks today comprised $50
packages. The offerings Il. auction on Change were
JIG packages; of which number II were sold 1T
prices ranging from 1920 To $50.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS. FOR EXPORT.
L,tgs.-Comnen, S2.30m:3; medium, 800
$3.50 good. ~ 100.
Lert.-- Common, 500 500 medium, sGG 5000
good. $7m $3.50; lii". SloMSl2.Jo; extra h"e'
Sl3.50ErSlJ.
tStem8ting.-C"mmnn. S2.50MS4: medium,
$4.50NSt; sooc. S6GS7.JO: fine, sItf>9.
DARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lug Fiiiers.-t"mmJn,5 $50 Il; medium. sl.IO
ass; good. S5GtS6. -
Lsnf FyLiers.-C om,E"n. s5m $3.50: medium: !
assoc; good SgG$l050: ine, Silr,Sl2 81 !;
extra fine sun-c,Irrd. Sl2m$l7.
WrnUpers.-Co'nmon. S7nrSS 80: medium. 80
GS9.50: good. Slu@SlO fine. ; >" II ; eA-
ira, 81 1.5O@$L2; eNlra sun-cured, ) Sh>:2o.
BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Smoker$.-t Common: :5;I%7 medium. $500
$40: .soo.., $t2@Sl5.JO: fine, s20m $50.
FiierS.-ComnIon. S5mS6: medium. sIff&9 !;
good, sl0rntl2: line. 5l3MSlJ: go.
WrGppGrs.-tnrnln"u, Sl2eD Sl5: medium. 10
So: good. S30G$iO; fine, sl5GD350; fancy, $50
GS75.
NnhoG!ny UrnDDers; -Conm?n, %l3":3ls ;
medium; $29lsS2?: good, :a0aESl0; fine, :i1ls
$50; extra, $G0MS75.
WESTERN GOODS.
lug FiUerS.-Old dark, S3mQ4.5O.
LEFT Fiiters.-COminUh To medium, Si0L5G; good
10 Iuc. 5000.
L,.yS, H;urkl1,g.-New dark, :2.50Ga3.
LrIf. Stemmi, tg.-New dark. simS7.
lttSOn CouhiY.-Ncw common 10 good iiiers, 81
@slQ.
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ny Telegraph.
NJ, ~ YORK.


N::w YORK. August 13.- Cotton steady :-upaiids,
&C.: Orleans. &c. Flour less active ami prices.
without decided ch'ng": southern ''ulI, '!roopng,
winter closed shade Grlncr; uuprlIrh winter red,
9jc.tG&l 90: ~. 3 winter rcd. sl.0GamS l.074 {;
N".2 winlcr red. 81; os!AMSLr9: No. winter rcd.
tive: unsr"!cd. IGM47c. oats active aud u sh:uh.'
lower: 32'$r. Toy No: 3. 35@c for No.3 white. $500
live. and very strong: shlrpina. soc. Hops in fair
,Irm,n.l aud unchanged Coffee stea,ir AMI quiet;
gar aloat s'c:dy win Ilst trade: fair to COED re-
filming. Gt6t6!,c.: refined dull and weak standard
\. Ssr.: powdered. SIC: crushed. S.@ s&c.. Mo
ncs dull. Ecr fairly active and firm. Eosln. - 80
as .32%. Potatoes steady: sweets. S250HS4-
l,lrpentine dull and weak ut 26GGZ.sc. Wool mol
er?'cly active anh Iirm. porh hisler and Yer, yGry
die, firmcr: long clear &c: shrn clear &C.: long
s.. $50 S5.o5; WnsSey nomin!a sl.o64asl.o7.
Frcignts steady. -
EALrIMonE. August l3.-FI"ar quiet and
sI-ahv: Ii"wnrl-Strcet amh western >upertnc,
- 75Gls3 80 extra. 81. 7,S.s $50: iamity, *Ssp
1913; civ Mills supcrnc, fe.7J@+s3 80: extra,
- 75Gfsi.5O: Rio brand. IS; s2hl IS 7a; Pa
iapsco fatally. $3.50. Sona.ra' wheat 'trl'ly AMI
fairly active; western tr!n: sontlifrn ;"i; 1880
&l.O5; amber. Sl.OGhtSl.0@: No. l Maryanh,
81 Ge tmSl.09: No western, winter Ec'i. spot ana
August. s1.OGa@$l .oG5: s.,nrcnher. si:a7h@H
active and firm, with Iuht rcclpts; western steady:
southern white SEC: rp'!o,t. Soc. Oats lower anu
I ll.EnI
ach'e, t"5n, . ~ +'rS. :. WV ~, ad auE, NJ
II,v str,uy and ut 4G,mpd Provisions steady.
pnrk slOD5 UuIk-s,r:,.s, loase-Saou.1rS. 3hc :,
rl,.,r rih sdrs 4Ir: vacs,k IN and 5Ac. Bacon.
SInn,nI rs Jlr cr..r. rib sfd,s 5,,c lions ItG
1or JarI-Rrl]nrL In ,icrcce To. Butter easier;
| nr;u,. IN ri otrr w.-,ur,, hacked I2Gufic Eggs
ri,,iy NJ IIGIoc puyrs.,,,Iri: RIO. s,rgDcs, lIn1
! IiIr Wnn.try Ina "a - uGlnSs,07 Fmighi. as
| i've AND firm. Su=tr-'. "a" soft sAtnG .c.
| '''' "''' ,,,.,>,.r,
t'fti'NAlL
| rI~ClSEATf. AlTuft f3.--Fl"Hr ;tcdy ami n r'n-
,r Wheat stronger M 9On9 Corn steady ann
In fair demand al $50 4Qc. outs fnictire and
inyrr ~ .,tEI1gr Pncs duh H. $3.50. lard irru
rr: current maze held 81 S5.at". INK rae; Inle-
rtrrl@ active and shade hshcr :sll'nmr.. f3;zor
S:}.27t,: short l,iiS. $40 en- i"1W t.o-'.>
seller September: sII~rr clolr ~. ~. Bacon strong
and higher shoulders. S':at"psh clear rpbs. ri ~
| ii II 81 Gear .:d1-. - :sJ- hhl>kef active anu
arm ~ c4. Inttrc 81 icr f;.n.r crcni2'ty' 2nc..
| choice dIiry l-E.: prime Western reserve, l5m
| lIr: prime &c 1lrrl Onto. l la BIC. sugar quiet
am! unrliaucc.:. f!ogS arrive aud hrBi: shinnnl
- 5OG$3.:}0. ii.i,t. So 40ps3in: pacSIn9. go 80
| :, ~ III. iut.hr.>' $3.50 90. ~; receipts, 100
| L,ru shipments $50 tsur.
''>"' .,,,,,t,u
| lht f>ri'Lr.
! iOrlS':Ii.tE hu.te,t a3.--F.uat d:H aEi ni-
| ch,u, d. N.je;t dun rsi AMI amber. 5ifg:E"
| Corn uIlrt: mixed. 3:!c.; white. iir oa's dh' ;
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lNANLiAi4.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, August Is, 1879.

WEDNESDAY,. August ID, 1871.
-SALEs.-1,5o0 Virginia deferred bonds sold at 6,r
g Gcrsr1msnt Securities United States A..
3t..ts Securtttss.-Virgnia 10-40fs, 49ys bid. COZ
asked; virginia conso.s, 1Sss nla, 5sk asked: fir-
deferred, Ga bid Ga asked; Virginia Interest cerI
Gates. Il bd; virginia ax-rcceivabe coupons. 81 y
e'd, ~ asked: North Carolina. bonds, rs asked.
Aortu Carolina Der cent. bonds. 81 asRCr!.
Citg .5.cnrlttss.- Richmond city S's. j. and j..
p nah5 nio Eeh'lond city g., j. ana j.. JOG ord;
cHeisg b1t sy g p and A. 1o2a asks Ma
Ter 81; rax-rrceivable. NJ md s. 90 asked
.hd ion Sands-Chesapenk- ann Ohio Railway
Cenltal Rhiroid first mortgage g., ). and T.. 90
i'u, a., SiFnns Central R,iroad rh,rd mortgage 6's.
fourth tt.aSe 81. J. and d., 1861 I'D: EIr~iIaa
Stnerai Raiiroad on-,nortguge SIS, ). and j.. lO34
Df,i, lO9 ssked; Virginia and TenHes ee l;aiIroa
an1 Tennessee RaHroad funded S's, J. and J. 90
Did' soutllstde Eai!road lrst nor gage preferre1
ss, >. abi D.. 100 bid: Snuthside Railroad second
n Nor pr.d FRED is, }. and j., 81 blI south
side Railroad third mortgage preferred 6H j. and
~, as oid, sc asked; Norfolk anal pe.erspsrg Rail.
road second mortgage S.. !. and L.,,lO4 hid: Pc
tersbrTs ltailroad first mortgage SIS. j. and j. IL
bld: petersburg Rallro;ti second mortgage S+s.J.
a ana is asked; Atlantic Mississippi aua Ohio
talirO;u certihcae~ 100 bid. Richmond. and Pr
ters0ure Railroad 1rSt mortgage SIS. \. and o.. los
Dd; Orange and Alcxandria Railroad first mort
tage Os: u. anu N. % bid; Orange and AltXan-
dria Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. aud j., SO
I'D; Orange and Alexandria Railroad fourth mort.
gage S'S IL anu So 63}s Did, Sc asked: Orange.
Alexindrzt and MANASSAS Railroad first mortgage
IL IL; D. ana b. % bih; 96 asked; Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad consolidated 6's. VI. aud ". 100 md:
Richmond York River and Cheaslpeake Uallread
hrst mortgage u. and j.. l02 b,i, lU9 asked:
o., T.: ana y Railroad first mortgage rs % bid. 9S
10 asked. -. ''' oe~ ~
Canal BUads.-James River and Kauawha. Canal
hrst mortgage 6'S. NJ and ~. 45 bid. Sc asked.
Rdnroad NocaS-CheSapeake and Ohio Rail-
way LOO par. III Did: kcsmond and Pc
tcrs6urg Railroad, 100 par, 4s hid; Richmond,
fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad common
100 par, Al bid. 80 asked; Richmond. Fredcricss-
burg and Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 81 bid; Richmond ana Danvillc Railroad,
100 par, 3 bid, 10 asked. i
Bunk M0ckS.-SatiOnal Bank Of Virginia. 100
par, 81 L krd; State Bank or Virginia. Ito pr.
S2 bid: UniOn Bank OF Richmond. so par. IA
hld: Merchants and Plant. rs Savings, 20 par, Tx
bid; Chy flank, % par, u bid; Citizens Banx, %
par-i9 bid, - asked.
Insurance Eo,nDG1ltes--Virginia Fire and Hd.
rlne. 20 par, BAN bid, 3G4 asked; Virginia state.
20 par, rs bid: Merchants AMI Mechanics. loo par
S3 bid: City. 100 par, 80 bid; Granite. J 90 par
rs asked.
sceltdneOus.-Od Dominion Steamship Com
pauy, 100 par, 10 bid.
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RICHMOND MSRhETS.
WEDNESDAY, August Ii, 1879.
Country produce.

Country produce.
Apptes June, Slm4I.5O "a barrel.
BerStCnE: Zoe. u u.
Bnt,.r: Prime 20 ctolce rcIow, I1@lsc.; fair
TO i:.1Dd StAlu".
Gor.l ue.i: Coz. "a busnel for country; G5c for
OrisH Fruit. hrlcs. l:6s2c.; peaches peeled,
3a6c.: unpecled, sr3c.; cAerrcs, 3@l0c. = n,;
Eycs: IN barrels. &c.; IN orsrc., Ice.
Fr"th.rS: Prime hs.-eo",e 35@aIoc; co'ntnV =.
FIars,;st 81 = bushel
E9y: VirsInta timothy. 7OM7.r.: Clever and
mii cd 6OuG.;r. In drr..nd. Ne" YORK, Gac.
P ntG ,:> irsh. = barred, :lGsl.5o,
LGrG: Country. GMC:4c.
81: j5,4,7oc. = nusIel.
SH,anc: fllm". 1tc.
J. SsiEd St.'"Ip: 3V".
T EP 5f2T' ssG H. pnvasses eo1s,,-
hurry .oc win 1:1ng iro.a ) % SC. = ID less
.irovo -ates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
C',aemt: Hoso:'a'e> - 80 e barrel. ,.,,.
s;iV1xj.G5. arrrr,Ia@ 10 quantity; Joil.s3s ,tn.
i.itiuqI. 81. III: Cleans Falls. $4,000.
Plastsr: lump, $3.50; 1r"ona, ~; csS:!ne!
RI: L;:.ge size, 1870 $3.50.
rruSs, Dycs,uiis, oiis, &c.
1 1icaE:r: $50 2 aall9n.
| Concsn,rat,G Lys: s2.7h@sf y case Of FOUR
dozen.
G occjtiasai: 96c. = n.
| Extract NJ L"gw"1h: TIC.
| fndiCO: slGIsl.lp.
ok: LLinsecd. 75c.: machIne sl@-aL73 snsrm,
al.y5: whale. enc.: straits. f0a 43c.: Labrador
coo oil. 50mGnc.; lard. Cos: sweet, 20 Tuyen:
best salad. $3.50: castor, SIS a gallon: Virginia
lubrclting. 3Od5Dc.; karoc cue, los, cash, y sai-
| ION.
! Race Ginger: &c.
Roots: Ginseng 9oc.; seaeca, without top, 500
45c.
Soda: SAL. lsia2c., In kegs; E,stish soda, Sc.
| American, 3kGf4c.
| Spirits TsrDsnttals: 40c.
! Dry Goods.
| Brotcfs Shestlro8 d1d ShirtfHOs. "A Man hes
| ter, &c.; Manchester. SIC: = Manchester. fAc.
"a James River. &C.; 4 James River. 3 Sc:
James River. age; 4-4 Granitcyne. TIC: Granite
9llle. 5ac; Al Rockbrid2e. 6kc.: Roclbr ode. 5<c
Cones, 6ga. exc: 1914 reper.n. 25c.; lO-i City
25c.: CottOn-y2rns, zoe. -.s
| B[sachsd ShtrtfaGs ind Shss:in&: 4 4 VAN
sutta, lee: Al MasonV!lle, lOt.; IA Rockdale
&C.; A Home. 9Ac.: Al On eda. l0c.: a.:
| Avon,,nle> 7c.. Al Social. S5act Al Am0skeag
gAc.; Whitestone. 9tsc.; i barhsleY. 5ss.: y Re'
| Dog, 5Ec.; Is. 4 Scituate, 7c.: Methnan, Sc: ZEE
teroorougn, 4tc.; 10-4 Waltnsm, 27ac.; 1o-4 Ci.
Rro,cn Drills: Petersburg, 7c.; Graniteyills
&C.: Eockbridgs, A, &c.; IA, sSc. s'
Corset Jeans: fa9onia. &c.; Anoessas. iec.
Dsnfms: Harlem. 1870: Boston steam Mills, &c
Prints: American, 5Sc,; Aliens. oHc.: Ken
mond SIC; Sprasuc, 5Sc.; Manchester, o,ae'
Washington, &C.; Hamilton, 5Hc.i Asgrilases, oSs'
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LATEST. NEWS.
syTELEeRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

PROGRESS OF THE YELLoW-FEvEE. AT
MEMPHIS; TWENTY-THREE NEW CASES
AND TWELVE DEATHS REPORTED YEs-
TERDaY-THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP SEMI
RAsI1DE. OF THE Barring LINE, SUNK BY
CoLLIsION-FOURT CONVENTION OF
THE NATIONAL COTTON EXCHANGE
TURF SPORTS IN ENGLAND AND At sAR-
AToGA-ANo1HER heavy DEFALCATIoN
AT FALL RIVER-W EHOUsE AND
STEAMER BURNED AT DLTROIT-THE
POPULATION OF RANsAS-THE LONDON
TIMES THINKS THE ZULU WAR ENDED
TERRIFIC STORM IN DENMARK; OVER
ONE HUNDRED HOUSES DESTROYED AND
FIFTY PERSONS KILLED-TROUBLE An
TICIPATED WITH RAILROAD EMPLOY
IN .CANADA-oTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C.
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The YeIIOw-Feyer.
,rrrE ,pftHpn At AENDIIrS

MEMPHIS, August 13.-Eiyht new cases
were reported Ibis morning, five OF which
are colored. Ten deaths from fever have
been reported by the undertakers since last
night-yiz. James Schools, Miles Owen,
LILLE Todd, Thomas 3. Battman, Willie
Dolan, Wilhcimina Ostmann, FTorcEce Hop.
kins (coIored), Emma Forbes. Maria Eng.
lish and Moses Lewis (cnlorfd). The three
last.named died beyond the city limits. Ed.
Noon was still alive at noon. lie drank The
Juice or a watermelon this morning, which
had a favorable effect on his kidneys. W.
w. Guy rested we'll last night, and his
symptoms this morning were more favor
able.
Hon. John johnson, member of the State
Board OF Health and superintendent OF
quarantine. has telegraphed to the president
of the State Board OF Health that be has
sent forward his resignation OF both posi-.
lions held by him, reserving to himself the
right, at the proper time, TO ask for an in
vestigation and decision upon his acts by
the State BoarG OF Health.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 13.-Twcntv-three new
cases were reported to-day-scven white
and sixteen coIored. Among the number
were DR.. J. ID. White and wife, Mrs. Leila
Jones, and John Mclaughlin. Two addi-
tlonal deaths have occurred-Nettie Forbes
and Carrie Doyle, the latter colorcd. Miss
Johanna Ostmann, Sister-in-law OF Mrs.
WiIhelmina Ostmann, whose death was re.
ported at noon, died tonight. All the pro-
minent sick were reported dong well to-
night The thermometer to-day ranged
from $50 10 $50.
QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS AGAINST NEW Or
LEANS REMOVED.
MOBILE, August 13.-The following order
explains itself:
upon recommendation Of the Board OF
Health OF Mobile county notice is hereby
given that, unless otherwise advised al
quarantine restrictions against the city OF
New Orleans will be removed on and after
Friday, August 10, 1879.
ISlgncdl JESSE CARTER,
"JOHN MAGUIRE.
especial Committee upon Quarantine"
The Board OF Police Commissioners Of
Mobile will probably take the same action
at its meeting tomorrow.
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COMM
cORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RCHHoar. August IL. 1879.
USFHEIHttS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, SIG bushels. Rel. 1852 bu.h-
els; 81 which GIG bushels were r2-"Xhlb!tcd.
COIN 1Fhits. $50 bushels.
OATS Ssh bushels.
MEAL-lJS bushels.
SAi.t:; REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT white. lS2 bushels very good 1T : c 6 ::
~ bushes far al sl.02; 100 bushels fair al .Q3
AS bushels good At :l.O5: l02 bushels prime at
SlUS-tOitl. 134 bushels. Rel, sG bushels common
Lancaster NJ SOC: = IL bushels good Lancaster AZ
Sl03: Ia bushels very good Lancaster Al 81 " !;
232 bushels common Lancaster 1T 92c.: 2dS h,lSn-
els fair L&ucasfir ut Sl.O2 AZ bushels common
Lancaster =. 3Sr.; 300 bu heels Lancaster 1t .OG
i76 bushels mixed at 81 i21 bushels mixed NJ
10 /: 20 Bushels miNrl ~ . .O3 $40 bushels
mixed at Sl.O7: Cos bushels Fuiiz 1T 9Jc.: $50
bushels fair FustZ on private terms: - bushels
prime FEIiZ on private terms ! IA bushels common
FuitZ III Soc: 1913 bushels common FultZ at 0Oc.:
l7O bushels very gond fuIz ut 9Sc.: 81 bushels
iai" FuZ 1T 92c; i6 bushels common TuliL III
SIC: l22 bushels very gOuu Fuz at 9Tc.: Sc
bushels common fuz ~ see; So bushes good
Ful!Z ut 93c.: 10 bushels chCi,c FultZ al 81: 30
bushels prime Full zat 99c.: 27O bushels very good
FulIz al 95c.-totll. 4.95t bushels.
CORN IIhite. 3lG bushels very good ut 67c.;
100 bushels brine NJ SIC; 100 bushels prime III
5Sc-total. 5G6 bushels.
OATS.-S2 bushels common winter III 39c.: ii
bushels yer, good spring III 37c.-toial. So bushels.
MEAL.-15S bushels on private terms.
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scrofulous Ulcers and Sores, Assesses, Milk Leg.
Fever Sores, ErysDelaS Sores, Old Sores and Dis
charging Wounds BoIls. Carbuncle., and Blood I'm
purites, winch manifest themselves bv bursting
through the skin and eating deep into the flesh,
when treated internally by The CuTlCURA RESOL-
VENT and externally with the CUIICCRA and CUrl-
CURA SOAR rapidly heal and disappear Salt Rheum
or Eczema letter, Rlngworm, psoriasis. Leprosy,
BARRIERS Itch, and I'LL Scar and Itching Erupiions
OF The skin; ScaId Head, DandrUif, aud all Irri-
tating and Itching lIumors Of the Scalp, which
cause the Hair 10 become dry, thin, and nfclcss and
rpsul; in Premature Badness. are permanently
cured by the CuTlCURA REMEDIES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-14

NeSSrS. Weeks G Potter: Gcnllemen.-I think
have paid tor medicines and medical treatment
dun hug the last twenty years all Of three thousand
d0LtdI s.. without receiving any permanent rrlci.
Last May, while taking Turkish bath AT l I hca-
con street, young man ploycd there Gy the name
of William torbetI induced me to allow him to APP
ply i preparation that he had upon Inc. assuring me
ibat II was perfectly harmless, and for I certain
consideration lie would cure me within thirty days
from The time he commenced. In cast lie failed to
40 so was 10 pay him "othing. consented. AMI
lie applied Ii nearly every day for five weeks, wien
tue disease entirely disappeared very checrfully
para MN thr amount agreed upon. and then asked
him what this remedy was, and he replied that 1t
no other than tUTICuRA.
Since that lime have had no trouble from this
disease and have not had such good health in rwru-
~ years as have had during the last six months
have since my recovery bought CUTICURA and
given to friends suffering with skin diseases aud
in every Instance il has cured Them. l believe II to
he the greatest discovery Of The present century
j. Is. TUCKER,
- DoANE STREET, BOSTON, Dec. 20, 1878.
Note Nr. Tucker Is Il we'll known citizen, and
has served the city in many important capacities.
He Is 1t present mclntcr OF the Board OF Alder
men. lie IL al.o well known 10 agrIcult,rstS and
farmers Il tn" manufacturer Of the celebrated Bay
State Suierphospatc.
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Hknt Mr. GOnkfinC Says.
| From the New York Correspondent Philadelphi
T..ltx


Ledger
Senator Conkling arrived in town thi>
morning from Narra%anSctt Pier, and WAS
Immediately bcsct by those nquistive crea-
lures, the newspaper reporters. who were
anxious to procure from him clearer state
ment Of the singular affair at the Sprague
mansion than the papers had yet published,
but the Senator had nothing to communicate.
He Knew nothing about the mysterious
German teacher who is the reputed cause OF
the trouble. and knew nothing OF the mo-
tiyes which led Mr.. SpraSuc to make him
the object OF so much indignation. The
Senator is indignant at the Use that has been
made OF his name III some OF the published
reports OF the affair, and more than init
mates that political hostility is at the bottom
of IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-14
Tho German Professor.

The German professor, George Link
has published long card in the Provi
dence Journal, in which he relate:
with apparent JUNCTION the slightest par
,icuars and details Of all the meeting:
between himself and Governor Sprague
He does not state, however, that
Senator ConkllDG was present at any oil
them, but. on the contrary, denies it abso.
lutely. The first story that was telegraphed,
therefore, and which, according to the
above account. was concoctcd By Conkling's
friends. was false throughout.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August l3.-The first race
thrce-quartcr mie-was Won by Oriolc
Mary Ann second, Lady Darcy third
Time, iii.
The second racc-mile and three quar-.
ters-was won by General Phillips, Mint
Ter second, Clemmie q. third. Time, 30Gi
The third race-one and one-eie hti
miles, for threc-ycar- olds-was won by
Lakewood Bonnie Carrie second, Verdict
third. Time, 1853. ..
The fourth race-saling race, one mile
was won by RhodamanthuS: Susquehanna
second, Bowstring third. Ti9e, l:454.