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TONIGHT,

,,,., tho ha.r,tful tower-,eh,-xomrthimS e:sl!"tN
ncw-wi III be lighted. and ilium!uatc the "'tes" '
tostcfully-arrau9ed DnrtefT.. 80 ...,,,. r,.
From This ltloe he WA Dc psrdrts' w. sS,,,>.,,I
pa,rouapc OF the lIdr, aud remt!c!"h ." " ~ ,I,
S",h aN and evening" aud proti ses IVY! ttti t.';
vii do slt in mis- power COX thr'c comta.t.
4 clli is solicited. .,.,. r,.,>tr.
jy T.lw t'%t.1 -.
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LADIES, BEER r.AGLDE~
LADIES' BEER rAGLDES.
T AIDES BEER PARLnN>.
AN ESTABLISHMENT az HEFlNHMh-NF'
JUST CUMpLErkp.
At SOS SEVENTH! STREET.
ME-. LOUIS Et hEH

,>,.-s,,. IN announcing I" The lac sdi ana -
iI.,ner of Echiaond ,s!.e lie har ,ut'. Sc: ," -
niying want Tong ieS IN Al c,ioA -i'-s u. ="
IL. ,rrany,In.ns. thai the moss E'nNru 90
iE, 81, xi,,t n with uIapricry. t!4. Pail'F '
t;.rrm. ali benu,ilssiy mi, h,d, Wiz sc tn I'' =
a tuy ana III bs opened
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Odds and Ends.

INTERVIEW WITH HON. JOHN GOODE-WHAT
SENATOR RANSOM THINKS OF 0HE RESULT
AN AVENUE TALK WITH FRANK ALFRIEND.
Correspondence of the Richmond DspalchI
WIcuJSCTON July 1910
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LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
Condition Of the CrODS.
AUGUST RETURNS TO THE DEPARTMENT c
AGRlCULTCRE.

AUGUST RETURNS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-The August
returns to the Department of Agriculture
show Il slight decline from the condition in
duly. The average condition for the whole
country is Ola loss OF per cent. since
July 1st The State averages are rs follows ::
North Carolina, sc per cent.-a loss OF S;
South Carolina, S2-a gain OF l; Georgia,
S7-a gain of 1; Florida, S7-a gain OF 4;
Alabama, 100-a gain of 4; Mississippi, 9S-
a gain of G.; Louisiana. S0-a loss Of 4;
Texas, 79-a loss Of IL; Al kansas, GA
loss of Z; Tennessee, 105-a gam OF 1. e..
at the date OF the returns rains were re-
ported generally. The severe drought
which prevailed in the large tobacco-grow-
ing States-namely, Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. and Misunderstanding
June and July was great injury to the
crops. The average for the whole country is
only II, against 81 last year at the same date.
Rain is reported since July Goth very gen.
orally, and the prospects are that Septem-
Der returns will show decided change for
the better.
The August returns show the condition
OF the oat crop at 81 against 100 in August,
1873. They show Il slight Improvement
over the July condition, which averaged
only 50. The decline in the Gull and Trans
Mississippi States nearly ovcrbulanced the
improvement in all the other States.
The spring wheat, August returns. show
the condition was 81 against - in 1878. The
northern parts OF New England and New
York maintain their July condition. In the
West and Northwest there was Il general
decline caused by drought, rust, and chinch-
bugs. The decline was most severe in
Kansas, where the condition averaged only
A. The condition OF the whole country is
per cent. better than last year. The de-
cline during July was only 10 per cent.
against 81 per cent. in 1873. With an in
creased acreage, especially IN unascertained
territorial area, considerable addition may
be expected to the yield Of this branch on
the whole crop.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

fdIDAY. AaEnsr To- 1879.
Goreravlent Secur a,es.-Unised States As,
lOl bid, 102 asked.
stare observation-disclosures 1914 as. 494 bti.50s
aShed virginia consnis. SSs BIC, !1eS asked: Yir-
gna consols, new, 20 blu. 80 asked; Firguss de-
lerred, 6 bid; 81 asked: Virginia sterest cestlh-
cafes. 13a bid: Virginia tax-receiv1ble coupons,
63;. I ked. -
CITY observation-disclosures city S's. j. and r.,
121 bid: Richmond city 653. j. and .E, 1O5 bid !;
Petersburg CRY 6'S, r. aud a.. 1O2I asked: Lynch
burg city 6s. j. and j. OIL BID; Manchester bridge
S'S; NJ: AND N, 94ai bid.
Rdttrodd Bonds Virginia Central Railroad
thiru mortgage G's, D. aud j., 99s bad, aouthsidc
81 bid Southsidr Railroad thirdsmortgage preferred
G's,, j. and j., 81 bid; Sorfoss and Petersburg
ri SFEafs 1 1A al IA
mortgage SIS, j. and j., 107 bid; Piedmont Rail-
road first mortgage S's \. and o. lps bid: Rich.
mortgage s's, J. and j.. 102 bid. 1U5 asked.
RnttrOad acknowledgements and Ohio Rail-
way 100 par. Ga IBID: Ricamond. Fredericksburg
and POI mnc Railroad per cent. guaranteed. 100
par, 80 bid: Connection Railroad stock. 10 par, 6 Of
bid; Richmond ana Danviile Railroad; 100 par. o
bid. 20 asked: Seab0ard and Roanoke Railroad
guaranteed. 100 par. 95 bid.
bunk MockS.-NatiOnal Bank Of Virginia, 100
par, 92 a'ked; State Bank OF Virginia. 100 par,
81 bid: Union Bank Of Richmond, 80 par, II bid;
City Bank. 20 par. p bid.
rIne. % par, 80 hid, 36S asked; VIRGINIA Home.
100 mr.. 50 bid, 1o2 asked; Granite. J 90 par 62'a
bid. So asked.
}isccilune0us.-Old Dominion Iron and Nall.
Works Company. 100 par. Is bio; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par S. Di,l.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TO THE DrspATcH BIZ TELEGRAPH.


THE MEMPHIS sCoURGE; FOURTEEN NEW
CASES AND SEVEN DEATHS REPORTED
YEsTERDAY-THE ARCTIC EXPLORING
STEAMER JEANETTE HEARD FROM
GEORGE f. BOwDEN APPOINTED TO Sue
CEED MAJOR BRAxToN AS COLLECTOR
OF NORFoLK-CROP REPORTS TO THE DE-
PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE-sARAT
GA TURF NOTES-CONvICTIoE OF A GANG
OF HIGHWAY MAIL-RoBBERs IN TEXAS
A 100000 FAILURE IN. LoSDoN-THE
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT PRORoGUED;
THE QUEENS SPEECH-GERMANY AEAN-
DoNs THE FRIENDSHIP OF RUssIA-TER-
RIBLE FREE FIGHT IN QUEBEC BETWEEN
FRENCH CANADIANS AND IRISH CATHO-
L1CS-THE ZULU KING DETERMINED TO
FIGHT 1T oUT-AN IMPENDING CRISIS IN
TURKEY; THE PEOPLE BECOMING DIS
COMMENTED and DISCUSS THE DE-
THRosEMENT OF THE SULTAN, &C,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE


FRIDAY, August Is, 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised 3l2
hogsheadS and Sc tierces. The offerings at auction
on 'Change were Ia packages; of which number
II were sold ut prices ranging from ga to :2.2Q.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common, $2.50@43; medium, 800
$3.50 good. S4Gf$4.j0.
LeGf.-C Common, 81 fE $3.50 : mr'lum S6m$ $3.50;
good: s7MS7.50; fine, SlO@*l2.o0; ezra lne'
S13.50MS15.
Stemming.-Cnmmon. s2.50GS4: medium,
$4.50NS6; good, *6mS7. 10; fine, STm:S9.
DARK oDs-MANUFAcTuRING.
lug Fttters.-Common, 1904; medium. $3.50
GIs5 good, S5G2S6 -.
ieof FrLier8.-C ommon. $5@s6.50: medium: 81
MsS.5O; good, $9GsSlO50; tine, Sl1M$l2. 80 !;
lFrupperS.--Common, S7@*S so: medium, 80
M$9.5O: good. SlO6LS1O.50: fine. Sl3MSli; cX-
ira, sIl.506$l2; extra sun-curcd, @lSM*25.
BRIGHT ooDS-MANuFACTuEfSG.
SmokerS-tommon. S5mGS7: medium. $1,000
$40: good, $12@Sl3.50; line S20Gt $50.
EiNerS.-Common, S5hS6: mcdlnIn SIWS9,
good. 81 0n$l2: fine Sl3MSl5:
S25; good, *3o@SiO; tine, si5@s5o; fancy s6o
lfahogany HraDpers.-Common, S15@Sl8 !;
mr'irnin. S20MS35 good, s30MSiO; fine, s454D
$50; extra, S60GG$75.
WESTERN GOODS.
Inn FiIlerS.-Old dark, $3Glf.50.
Le0f FiLiers.-Common 10 medium, 81 GlS6; good
to tine. S7dGlO.
Lu0s, lIDrklng.-Ncw dark, S2.50MS3.
LeTt Stemming.-New dark, SiGlS7.
Mason C0unty.-Sew common 10 good lllers, 81
6tSl0.
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covered his reason, but he has contracted
habits OF drunkenness. Persons who are
we'll acquainted with the feeling OF the peo-
| pie think II the difficulties are further lem
ported with matters will come to a serious
crisis"
Russia.
THE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN GERMANY AND
RUSSIA BROKEN.
LONDON, August 15.-The Correspond
ence' Generate Russo, which is supposed to
be directly connected with the Russian Min
istry OF Foreign Affairs, publishes an art-
Gle stating that Germany has abandoned the
friendship OF Russia for that OF Austria and
England.
CesyWIy0 Determined to Fight.
CAPE TOWrs, July 29.-Zulu prisoners re-
port that King Cetywayo is with bis army
in tue marshes CT Umyolosi river, where he
intends to igbs-, Two British columns will
readvante on the Sd Of August, and meet
ut Magnbonuup on the 9Th.
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SKIN DISEASE.
A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM J. A. TUCKER
ESQ, MANUFACTURER OF THE BAY
STATE SuPERPHoSPIIATE.

NesSrs. Weeks g. Potter: Gcnllemsn.-l think
] have paid for medicines and medical treatment
during the last twenty years all of three MonsuR6
dOltd' g. without receiving any permanent relief.
Last May, while taking Turkish bath at l z Bea-
cor street. Young man employed there by the name
OF William Corbeit Induced me to allow him to APP
ply preparation that he had upon me- assuring mt
that 1t was perfectly harmless, and for a certain
consideration he would cure me within thirty days
from me time he commenced. III he failed to
do so was TO pay him cothing. consented. and
he applied II nearly every day for five els, when
the disease entirely disappeared very cheerfully
paid him the amount agreed upon, and then asked
him what THIS remedy was, aud lie replied that it
was no other than CUTiCURA.
Since that time Ihave had no trouble from this
disease, and have not had such good heath in twen-
" years as have had during the last six months.
lhave since my recovery bought CUrICURA and
given IL TO friends suffering with skin diseases and
in every instance it has cared Them. believe 1t to
be the greatest discovery OF The present century
j. a. TUCKER,
10 DoASE STREET. BOSTON, Dec. 20, 1878.
Note.-Mr. Tucker is wcll-known citizen, and
has served The city in many important capacities.
He is at present melnher Of the Eoard OF Alder
men, lie Is also we'll known TO agrtcnlturists and
farmers as The manufactures Of the celebrated Bay
state SuperphoSplate.
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Forrest, the wizard Of The saddle.

A CONGRESSMAN NOT ALLOWED TO
the Portland ArguS. J.
Rev. MIR. DE La Matyr attended the Chest
nut-Street Methodist church Sunday after
noon, and some Of the prominent members
desired to have the reverend gentleman
preach. \ council OF trustees and officials
was held, and while some OF them were in
favor OF listening TO the words OF wisdom
as they fell from The gentleman's lips, Il ma
iority were opposed to his preaching, think
ing it might exert bad influence. Rev.
Mr. De La AEatyr has been minister OF the
Gospel thirty years, and he says this is the
first time he was ever refused a Methodist
pulpit.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, August Is, 1879.
Country produce.

Country Produce.
Ipples: June, ( GISl.50 q barrel.
BseS,0ur: 2OW2lc. "a H..
Butter: PRIME 10 choice yellow, l4@lsc.: fair
" corn Cora Ts%l: COO. p bushel for country Soc for
cltymillS. ->,. -, -,
&C.: unpceIch. 2m3c.; cherries l0l1 lc. g Dr.;
Eggs: In barrels. L3c.: In crates lc.
EGutbsrS: Prlt3e n9e-gDOSe, 31tg4oc.' common
2U@30c.
gay: Virginia timothy. 7C%977Hc:: clover and
lnix4d. GOA 65c. Ia demand. New York, 6oc.
PHI na:eI Ir HIs'5'iG barrel, s1Gs15o
Lard: Country. 6M6Hc.
.2ys: 65W7Oe. n hushcl.
SHmac: PrIe. .lc.
Srtcd iStrui5: 35G10S.
Vutt0t1: JIujl4c. q -. -,
EoDi: Washed. $50 Soc; un.ashed. 2Cht22r
above rates.
csment. Lime. PIas,sr. NC.
Csmsnt: kOsc .tIale, $50 = barrel.
Lime: Agricultural. sGg Toe. p nusnel: Rockand,
III iGGLAI 70. according to quantity; >oin:e. TIN
ishln.} sI.lJ; Gleau's Falls. S549Oc.
Pi1s:1r: Lump. $3.50; ground, *si calcined
Tur: Large size, s3.25@s3.5o.
Dru.s. Dyestans, Oi,a, &c.
I ziea. /; u sa.5o u aalssn.
Dozen.
CanGeras: &c. 80
f,orh;ueaf: 90c. = ID. :.
Ertract n! L"g"@od: 1lc
0iis LnsseI 75e; machine, sl@sl.75 sperm,
a1a5: whale zoe; s,ralts. 46%t43c:: labrador
COS oil 5Om6n:.; lard, 65c.; sweet, 90 = n"1en:
inbrscatinc, 30IJUc.; k-roaene, lOc cash, y s"i-
ion.
R"ots: Ginseng, Soc. seneca, wdthon. top, $50
80 Soda: SAL. l1'a2c., N kegs; English soda &c.
| American, 3A(Iic.
| Spirits TuTDsntlas: iuc.
| Dry Goods.
| Rroaor ShsettHuS and Shtrttn1S: "A hsh sh
ter, &C.; Z Manchester. 59c.: Mancnesses. fa';
- James River &C.; James hicef ;Isnre.
lille. Gle. Al Rockbrldge. &C: .ochoTlar ~
A w. Conestoga- 7hc.: : q. ConestoSa, e.; W.
| Conestoya. 6!aci 1O-4 reperill. 26c; io-4 CNy'
5ieacssd 8hirtinSs and Greetings: 4 4 VAN
| eutta, Ice: IA Nashville, Zoe: A Rockdale,
! &C.; A Home. 9kc.; "A oneida. loc.: "a
Avondale. 7c.: "A Social. sxc.: A Amosksas
Dog. 5Ac.; Is. x Seituate, 7c.: Methusn, &C.; ps.
Minis. CSC.
| Corset Jeans: Pavonia, &c.; AnosKsas. 1oc.
Dsntnas: Harlem, 12Ne.: Boston stsam Alll,. Sc
1r s. An sssasas &c. Ss s ss
washington. &c.; hamilton Ske:: Merrirnaek. oHs,
| WaIIary de-; oriental, Pacific. &c.; Arnold
a.: harmony 5kc.: Wamsntta. iac,
Canabrfcs: Rice. 7c.: English. &C.
Foreign Fruits and CANDY.
} e mags: Messina. $3.50 p box,
/ Oranges: S5.So9S8,
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CUTICURA.
n y T l G U Z \
BLOOD AND SKIN-HUMORS
ICALLY CURED BY THE CUTICURA RE-
3fEDIES WHEN ALL OTHER KNOWN
MEDICINES AND METHODS OF
TREATMENT FAIL.

scrorulous Ulcers and Sores, Assesses Milk Leg,
Fever Sores, ErysipelaS Sores, Old sores and Dis
Wounds, Eols, Carbuncles, and Blood I'M
,uries, which manifest themselves Nv bursting
through the skin and e1ting deep into the flesh,
when treated internally by the CUTICURA RESuI.-
VENT aud externally with the CUTICURA and Gull
CUEA SOAR rapidly heal and disappear. Salt Rheum
or Eczema. letter, Ringwnrm. Psoriasis. Leprosy,
Barhcrs' Itch. and al Scalv and Itching Erupions
OF The Skin; Scad Head. Dandrut and all lrri-
Eating AMI Itching Iiumorg Of the Scalp, which
cause the Hair to become dry, thin, aud iccsS. and
result in Premature Badness, are permanently
cured by The CUTICCRA REMEDIES.
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ys.racs.r.ns.

s, s. &C. y!rs,aIa saop.dsrs s@sS VII VIZ
s1oc: small l06sI ic s,,gar-cnreo onrs,,ysss'
il@11Sc: sanvasscd hams, 12aI2Sc.: pissn
h1s ssf hos1s si .'ajs .Ee '0''' 'isssiso
kycss f1 M9 s.r SsssS: .la.s three strings
Coaes: R:o-Ccninon. 1Oaa11c.: fair. 1lxa,
a soc 20 Na1sst nssg.y,a $50
l5@l54c. To-. haIf-boxes. lac: taifow. i9c. 90
1t ss ofsne s7 s.d
English Ii dairy; Isg92oc;: Pineapple. csc.
| Ffsh: Herrngs--Nsrtn, ;aroIna No. ie,:, s4.5o
i,na roe; m na's-,arrels ssass.So. Maesere ao
So. : e ks sis7a g. s s,so. KITS 1925;
Iard: Prime, tArres and heroes, 7ac.; In half
Molassss: Common syrup-Hog.heads. lsc.
SSS45c. ) gallon: New Orleans. prime 4oa5sc.'
SET: Livsrpoe a. from store $3.50. Ground
Snoar: r. Crushed. aEc.: powdered. 9sc.: rrapu-
lated exc: \. ss@sHc.; - sIc.: extra c, Sc.
yellow. 6als7fc.: CIT loaf, 10c.. Porto Rico. De-
s"rD: Common. 5a7c.; best washing. 74ass
toilet. I5Gs , and fancy orces: conntrT.4a3c
Tfa@: R!acS. soc faSl.-the last prime article
imperial. sl.l0@$l.66; gunpowuer, eI.45@i.75
fer strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. NC.
Hfdsa: Green. sGS5c.: drv saited lOIllc: aYV
ain d3gl4 C; wet suited, 6>sGs7c.: wet sailed can
Itather:: Sole leather. oak. 3oas5c.: sole leather
hen,iock, l54G23c.: country npper. 3O6S5oc.: CITY
a a5i 5s@gSs so ssv n n sos ss
Aims, french. sl@sl.aO = D.; rouen , ski
20G23c,
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
Ir4n: american rer,nea. Old Domaior. 2-100
az Al DC. > ~ English and American sheet, so
&C.: swedss: hammered, 5.;c.: hoop. 4taR: Pig
iron: Vi.ainia coa!-biast charcoal. s2s@s39
thrscite. S2nSdf22: West Tirrir,a coke. s2i@s2a
Sat,s: DG DOMINION. 1928 per keg for round
i9iouga- Castings: Wholesale, &c.; retain. A
4!sc. a n.
Ro3s: Manila. hest. l4Gl Sc. a: mte. s6sc.
S@iis. ~ ' ..'s'' "-''e' 49, '''D'A'
h,snsrs. Wines. sc.
H'e: scotch, best brands, pints s2@g2.25 =
Brna6ies: Domestic. Sl.23@$2: fruit. sl.l0a
Sh4o; aunIe, new. sl.T5Gs2; old, s2.25@sS;
Virginia peach. S2N9S2.50.
Rys TbiSkeUy: Medium. Sl.50If2: pure old, -
s2.5o@$2'0 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. si.250s2: iunortsti, 80 a case.
Nsc Enoi0nd Hnm: Sl.50msl.60.
RectLasC WhiS:evs: Market auet: proof, $40.
hnmDer. Slaves, &c.
Lun5er: Whit OAK, 81 3NhS l5 "a 900: Western
yrfna 80 o 9n Sldmt23 = 1000; White .lns
y Io!Si S9GSll l. according to lengths Shingles
Pine. S175CEi2.3o: cypress six-irch. S6Ts9
a LOCO. LathS-Spit, 81; sawed, s1.756lslS0
STRIPES: Whisky barrel timber. sreen. 81 s@a2sH
1000: ssas"9e s20 o. : 1000 fionr.osr.e
hogshcad-hools. zoe. q bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Euss, Toys mining; 35c,@*l.25 q 100 nset.
hs Esa; 92 Zoi, Gas1nE f$ 81; s 81 ID.
GrindStonss: l4@!2!9c n ID.
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 15.-1n the first race
free handicap, three quarters OF mile
Checkmate won; Elizabeth second, Jennie
3. third. Time, 1:164.
In the second race-free handicap, one
and quarter miles-FoItairc won; Gov
ernor Hampton second, Mary Ann third.
Time, 2:l04.
The third race-one and one-eighth
mies-was won by HippogratIe; Brother
to Grinstead second, Belle third. Time,
1854.
The fourth, or selling race-one mile
DeKosler third. TIME, 1:45.
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Crtm,ua,ity OF Railroad Officials.

PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-The coroner's
Jury held an inquest ut Camden to-day on
the bodies OF the five persons killed in the
railroad accident yesterday. The evidence
showed that the running of trains on the
Philadelphia and Atlantic City road was
nothing but suess-work, and chance orders
for the movement OF trains we're given YER
bally to legraph-operators, and it was one
of these orders that caused the accident.
The jury found ]. :. Vests assistant super
intendent, crlmnally ccrsurable for the
employment OF incompetent persons to
manage the trains and for neglect OF duty.
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The YeIIOw.Ecyer.
PROGRESS OF THE DISEASE AT MEMPHIS.

PROGRESS OF THE DISEASE AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 15.-Nine new cases Of
fever were reported up to noon to-day, six
of whom were colored. Six interments
have been reported by the undertakers.
An attempt IS TO be made to isolate Che-
sea, a northern suburb OF Memphis. Here
after the street-cars will not be permitted
to enter its limits.
All the prominent sick are reported bet
ter to-day. The weather is damp and
cloudy.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 15.-Fourteen cases in
all were reported to-day eleven Of which
were colored; also one additional inter-
ment. ..:
1t raincd nearly all this afternoon, and
fires are in demand tonight. The thermom-
eter has dropped to 100. The prominent
sick are progressing favorably, except Ed.
Schloss, who is worse.
INFECTED VESSELS BOUND FOR UNITED STATES
PORTS.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-Thc National
Board OF Health this afternoon received in
formation from their commission ut Hl-
vana that the American barks DevoIine
and Ella and J. 7. Stalker, brig Harry Bir-
den, and schooner White Wing are infected,
and will soon leave that port for the United
States.
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DcrilS OF TIE Rail.

ST. LOUIS, August 15.-A construction
train on the new Keokuk and st. Louis rail-
road WAS thrown from the track Yesterday
by running over cow near Louisiana, Mo.
Nicholas Dubois, chief engineer of the road,
was instantly killed; Conductor Thomas
Carroll had both legs broken, aud several
belonging to tie train were badly hurt.
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Fly Telegraph.
NEW T0RE,

~, i."n,
new YORK. August lo.-Cot'on urn: safes
:Ss7 nales: np'auHs' lAc.; Orleans. llhc Flour
somt,",n ali, ~, ,c.lininy "n'r,nn tn r,;r
&c Wbe.r Wint.r rins.s ste,tinr. snr,,r nv
cI,ngcl and 6ul,: unpruied winter red. 97Ec.Sl
II nSx. En q winter rrd Al OC:Gfsl OF: 10 )
Winter red Iii .OSU. Oats more active 3iM3Irc.
No. 3. 34ic. for no, 3 white 32Nc for No. ,,
3Clc. for 10 3 white Coffee steady and quiet
Snyar dun and about steady: refined unchanged
@ Ti sdod canI a Ens a' ru ns
Potatoes quiet and unchanged Turpcnline irmcr
ut 2GEc. Wool without decided change. Pork
clear -; .h,rt clear 4525: long and short clear,
i5.l24. Lard fairly active and steady: prime
slelnl; shni. 80" ; s6ozH "h''Se' nominal III
'A'''" ~"
hALi'MotE. ,,
for medium and low grades: liowarl-StreVt and
western superrne. 81 75@k3 so: extra. 1880
GS3.25: extra, So 75@ $3.50; ri" brand. s5.d2
0S5 rs: Patnpsco family, 1850. Southern wheat
dup and easGr western nira and steady s southern W
august flL7mT i.o7h; October. sl9,ST, S.n
ep corn w, aG c Tsow aac Oats dalI and
easrr som,hrn, 32sss3s Lay ;G' FAX prime r 10
ch9lce f ann All I"t meats loose
s iS%I rs' sc clear rib sides AGA .r ncksd AZ
G4Ec. ana 2st2i;c. iacpHSho- ~ sa"
ficr r' i i r,.r,. Eutier .tsv nrme to
DLT1 tnf NJ
Z. 1ce wcsrern pe nco p Hen nr',s IL Whs.
r orict o M nsI F'rh,s active. snsar-.A"
KEY l'iitt ~ 9l'oo'r fic'S''' "'''''' ""s' -
soft, sfMSi:c. ,,>r,v>..r,
HNLiSNAiL
ClSCISNATT. August l3-fIonr quiet ala UNI
changed. Wheat weaker but not qunihDly lower
nj 90Gr93c. Corn easier at 3sSW39c. Oats ~ good
at 24GL27c. Pork EriDer; held 1T sS.G2h. Lara IN
s".' ur'i"t , ~, IN shoulders Lold ~ "a IN.
hnrt ribs sold nj ~ 5-a "a 81: short coar noini-
m,iv Is7is Bacon iirmcr; shoulders, 81 clear
III * TX. cIrar sides - 80. Whskcy steady aud
j.; on demand 4, II .OJ. Islt,cr and sugar steady
i' 80 ,',,'', IInys f,Irlv uctiyc and 4 shade
h AM r"e,.a a,m,nnu 70 G51s3io light. * DON
20 n,rrin,, "a ;0GTS375: butchers, $4,000
- So a. rnc.i.,iS 5g5 Icd shipments, cas- head.
- o|'7' i|Ne'P'"' ""' '
LOUISVILLE.
Iorrsvurr August l5.-FIour 1uiet and un-
oha n.o. = Vhr,,, InIi. red ani amber GOA 93c.
r, s,',,I White lie mxr,t. SOC. Oats quiet:
Ut" LII, 80 ,njr.J on. pork steady Mt $40.
VIII, - =, ,.,dw. rnnic. leaf I'm iiercts Tie;
n;,in Int I'm t,., g.;, Gulk. meats nrm shout
G Ju "a Az. cIrar ribs SiG2.: clear sides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-16
The seannette Heard From.

New YORK, August 15.-The Herald has
received information that the Arctic eX-
ploriny-steamer Jeannette reached Port Ii,
lulocs, Ooulaska Island, August "a, ana
was. 10 snil on the 9Th for ST. Micbaels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-16

Skin aud Sca'p- Diseases should be treated exter'
nally with CUTiCURA. assisted by Inc CGTktiHA
Soar, aud RESoLYENT taken lnterDaly' until
cured, and for some lime afterw2rG. Where the
humors are confined TO the blood and Go bot snow
themselves on the surface the REsoLlEST alone
will speedily drive them from tile system Inc CT
TICURA REMEDIES inlallibly curs The NEST loatil-
some cases of Scrofulous- and Sktl- ao Scalp, tu-
mors, as is attested by hundreds Of uhsoucieu lse-
timoniais in oar possession
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-16
The Norfolk Coiaectorship

WASHINGTON. August I5.-Gcorge e.
Bowden. Of Norfolk, VI. late deputy COL
lector, has been appointed collector OF Gus
toms for the district Of Norfolk aud Ports
mouth, 1.:ce John S. BraXtDn, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-16
EiYc Men Drowned.

CLEVELAND, August l5.-tobcrt Collins,
John Ubl, Michael Kelly, Thomas Burns,
and another man, name unknown, were
drowned near Rocky river about noon to-
day by the upseltiug Of boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-16
Conviction OF Mail-Robbers.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-Thc Post Office
Department is advised by its special agent
in Texas that the Fort Worth gang OF nIgu-
way mail-robbers, seven or elght IN nun'
her. have all been tried and convicted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-16
Prepared by WEEkS PNGI ri,iai,,,s
$50 Washington street, Boston, Alass',
and for sale BY all druggists and dealers.

Price of CUTICuRA, small boxes, so cents; large
boxes containing two and one-half times me guam
tily OF small. III. RESOLvENT, vi per DotlIe.. Sooo
T1cuRA soar, 25 ccsts per cake: Dy mali: Su
cents: th,ee cakes. rs cents. ap 3O-In,In&o