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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-09-17

GRANT AS AuTHoR1TY.-Gen.G Grant
no longer ago then last April, in re-
spouse to reception rendered him
in Bloomington, Illinois, in speaking
of the South said:
/" 1t may be appropriate on this
occasion to refer to my trip through
the Southern States, and to what l
have seen while travelling. l have
been gratified at my reception i'll all
the recently rebellious States. l
passed from Philadelphia to Florida
on my way to Havana, and my re-
turn came via Texas from Mexico,
thus passing through all the rebel
lious States, and it will be agreeable
to all to know that hospitality was
rendered me at every city through
which | passed and accepted in near
ly all Of them by me. The same de-
corations were seen in every State
that are seen here tonight. The
Union flag tloated over us every
where and the eyes of the people in
those States are as familiar with its
colors as yours, and look upon it is
as guaranteeing to them all the
rights and privileges of a free people
without regard to race, color, or
previous condition of servitudc. In
most of the States, upon the Reccp-
ton Committees, side by side, were
men that Wore the blue and men
that wore the gray, and reception
addresses were made in part by
those who wore the blue and those
who wore the gray. We have no
reason to doubt that those who wore
the gray will fulfill all they have
promised in loyalty to the flag and
the Nation
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-09-17

The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company has seven townsites in
Eastern Washington. The first is
Ainsworth, on Columbia river, the
next is Paha, IS miles from AIMS
worth; then Ritzvllle, IS miles from
Ainsworth; Harrison, 96 miles from
Ainsworth; Sprague, los miles from
Ainsworth; Billings, 1873 miles from
Ainsworth; Spokan Falls 149 miles
from Ainsworth.
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The Andre Celebration.

The celebration of the centennial OF the
capture OF Major Andre, under the aus
pices Of the Andre Capture Monument AS
socistion, TO come of at Tarrytown, n. Y,
next Thursday, promises to be an interest
ing event. The celebration will be opened
al sunrise by a national salute from artil-
leTy stationed on the neighbOring hills, re-
spOnses 10 which will be fired by United
States ships.of-war la the harbOr. AT the
same hour church bells will be rung.
The hour Of capture, which, accord
Ing 10 history, was about 10 A. NJ,
will be signalled by second artillery sa-
lutte from the hill-tops, answered with
thunder Of cannon from the war-vessels,
aud at ii O'Clock the grand procession OF
military and civic organizations, command
cd by Grand Marshal General James w.
Hustled, will be formed. The exercises viii
be conducted beneath a spacious tent eapa-
be Of bolding 5000 people, erected on
Mount Andre, a few rods east OF The monu-
mcnt. The Hon. Samuel j. Tilden has been
invited 10 preside. with long list OF dis
tinguisbed Independents. The proceed
ings Will be opened with PRAYER 10y
the Rev. Alexander Vaa Wart, son
OF one Of Zoe captors- The Hon.
Orlando IL. Potter will read tiie history Of
the capture and the Hon. Cbanscey NJ. De
pew will deliver the address. 4 salute of
one gun for each OF the tbirty-eight States
and eleven Territories Will be fired at sun
set. The statue will be unveiled at 10
o'clock by the president OF the Monument
Association. IL contests OF Revolutionary
soldier Ia bronze, marking the spot where
the capture was made.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv rELEGnArm TO THE Drsplrcm.

THE TABLES TURNED IN MAINE; ERRORS
IN The RETURNS: A PLURALITY OF TIA
FOR PLATsTED-ALAsKAA AFFAIRS; TRoU-
BILE WITH INDIANS, Ca KENTUCKY
ENCoUNTER-PATRICID IN oNTARIo-A
BURGLAR SENTENCED ToTwENTY YEARS
At HARD LAD0R-F1RE on AN OCEAN
sTEAMsllIP--DEATH OF Mr.. 7. II. WEBB.
OF NORFoLK-sixTY DWELLINGS AND
BARNS BURNED IN THE WEST: OTHER
FIREs-C0NvENTiON OF PAssENGER
TICKET AGENTs-THE BOGUS DIPLOMA
CASES IN Observation-Disclosures TENNEs-
SEE STATE DEBT AND THE RAILROADS
CONGRESSIONAL NoMiNATIuNs-THE
MAINE GREENBACKERs AGREE TO FUSE
WITH THE DEMOCRATS IN THE PREsI-
DENTAL CONTEST ACTION OF TIE ANTI
FUsIoNIsTs - CONSTITUTIONAL DEMON
sTRATIoN IN wITZERLAND- THE
FRENCH CRIsIs-DfsTRUsT OF GAMBETTA
IN GERMANY.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING AT FAIRFAX COURT
nosE.-lAlexaDdria Gazette. 1.-The Repub-
h4can meeting at Fairfax Courthouse Satur-
osy last was largely attended by people from
Washington and the surrounding country.
Speeches were made by A. NJ. Clapp, G. b.
Ralss1. Commissioner OF Internal Revenue;
). n Ella, s. j. BayIy, l.. Il. Payne, and
6tbers- Al the conclusion of the speaking
resolutions were adopted endorsing Major
Essly. the Republican nominee for Congress
fr"m this district, and condemning the rum
n'sE ofsan independent Republicans candi-
date on the ground that such action would
endsnSer toe Garfield aud Arthur electoral
ticket. At n.stt there was torehlight pro-
cessiop.
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sALT-RHEUM ON BODY AND LIMBS
OBLIGED TO co ABOUT ON CRUTCHEs-A
WONDERFUL CURE.
Hsssrs. Weeks a. Potter:

MesSrs. Weeks a. Potter:
Gentlemen,-In Justice TO those who may suffer a;
have suffered, and as grateful Acknowledgement OF
The cure have received from the use of the CUTI'
CURA REMEDIES, voluntarily make the following
statement:
/ have had Saii-Rheum on my body and on my lee
I'm a very aggravated form for eight years. NO KIND
of treatment. medicine, or doctors, during this
tIme did me any permanent good. My friends IN
Maiden and elsewhere know that have been gre al
sufferer, and that my condition at times has Deen
such as 10 make despair Of being able TO find
a cure, even a relief. In fact when began the
use Of CUTICURA my limb was so raw and tender
that could not bear my weight on IL without the
| SKIN cracking and bleeding. and was obliged To 20
about on cruiches. ] commenced 10 use the CUTI-
| CURA In April, and at once realized It's beneficial
effects. IL gradually drew the Inflammation and hui
NOR 10 the surface and fast f. appeared healed
It. At times large quantities would come 10 the sur
face, causing buIning heat. inf animation. swelling
aud itching, which. under The constant of CUTi-
cURA, would rapidly subside and heal Each time
these outbreaks grew less and less severe. and finally
disappeared. leaving me perfectly cured used lhe
CUTICURA and SOAP five months. and took the X T.
SOLVENT most of the time, which were The only
remedies used. think the RESoLvENT very
strengthening and purifying medicine 10 take In
such extreme mine, because th1iseaSe Is So
weake ing 10 the system.
Very gratefully yours. . ..
MAIDEN, MASS, october Is, 1878.
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Ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. September 81 Naon.-Stocss IRE
Money on call, 2 Der cent. Ixchange-Lone, 4sO& (;
short. 4s3k. state bonds dull. Governments quiet
4seH. Governments steady; new SIS, l02k: AZ
per cents, l104; 4 per cents. 10. States steady.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. September 2l.-The Posts financial
article SAYS: The stock Exchange markets con-
tiuue quiet. United states bonds are nrm at un'
changed prices. Railroad Investments are strong,
and the Metropolitan Elevated rsis are notable Tor
their activity ana strength, the prices having adj.
yanced TO OF. According TO the eN hlblts submitted
10 the recent arbitrator the company Is earning
well on to double the amount OF me Interest on ms
mortgage Erie second consols nave advanced 10
S94 on large purchases. The Stock Market Is
strong and prices are 4l higher than at The close
yesterday. The PRINCIPAL activity mas been IN
Erie. Lake shore, Western Union. Milwaukee and
~. Paul, Northwest OHIO and Mississippi, and
the coal stocks. Louisville on purchases OF 100
shares, advanced from l47 TO l49. II is generally
belle we'd that the control OF the Western Union
Telegraph has been obtained. subject, OF course, 10
ratification at The October election ny the party
which believes In an amicaole tiaihc arrangement
with the American Union Telegraph Company. and
II Will cause no surpr So II u nrns CUT tha Mr. van,
derbllt aud his immediate following are I'D accord
with this party. The money market continues very
easy AT 2(G3 per cent for call loans lime loans ana
prime mercantile paper are unchanged. great
A. he amount Is in excess OF what comes out OF he
Treasury and IS received from Europe.
The following quotations were current To-Day
United States 4 per cent, 1l06@ll04 United
States AZ per cents, ll0MllQ4; District Of O.
iufunld 3. % BJ5 safes. New jersey ithlfdi- IDB
Ohio and Mississippi, 34&: Erie. 396; Michigan
Central. 95; Hannibal and -. Joseph, 40&; Lake
Shore, l0s4; Northwest, 1888: Northwest prefer
red, 1872: Iron Mountain, 55b Rock Island. ll74
-. Paul, 92A; II. Pau preferred, ll3s: Wabash
~. Louis aud Pacific 374; Wabash. ~ LOUIS and
Pacific preferred, 66&; Kansas and Texas. 33;
Western Union Telegraph, l0l4; c. c. aud f. e..
10 Pacific Mail, 40s.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 2l.-Nirgiuia 6's, de-
ferrtd, IA consols. 5g]s: second series "A past
due coupons, 900 new lo-4Os, Ia. Bid TO- day
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pRIsox OFFICIALS IN TROUBLE. Warden
Brush, OF Sing. Siny prison. has suspended
from duty Patrick Bowlcs, the principal
keeper, and dismissed Foreman Norman
Burdick and Charles Fowler, OF the stove
works, on charges OF receiving brides from
j. Lloyd Haigb, the forger, VINO Is serving
term in the prison. Haign paid $500 for
his removal from the stove.worss to the
prison library, where he had comparatively
little to do.
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AtFzirtax courtborse Monday thc Dem.
ocrats were sddresse d By Mr.. John S. Bar.
boDr, Major Baker p. Lac. and Colonel
oafleil Gibson. The RtsJsusiers were on
iss zane DAY addressed by General James
m Dion BoucicauIt IL managing bSAdeipbi
~ aneaifs IN Lopdon. He hiss two pev plays
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

II - -.
Take notice that having duly qualified as the law
full guardian Of EVA tlNlNG III the pr0I sr court
shall at the next term Of the Circuit Court or the
county of Buckingham, In the State or Virginia,
make application 10 said court for authority 10 sue
for recover and receive all money per oBal pro-
pei ty of my said ward within the jurisdiction OF
said court and especially for an order directing all
of the money or personal property coming TO my
said ward from the estate Of John l.. Harris, de-
ceased, to be paid over 10 me. -
AuGrsT 81. 1850. Sc W4w
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Especial telegram to the Dispaich.I
NORFOLK, Va, September 2l.-Colonel
Thomas II. Webb, agent Of the Old DO
minion Line OF steamers, died to-day, It Is
thought, from prostration brought on by the
shocking death OF his son, Edward Webb,
who was killed few days ago in quarrel.
Mrs. Webb Is aiso seriously III. All the
flags OF the shipping in the harbor were
placed at hai.mast to-day In respect to The
decreased.
Rev. A. J. Coffman, Christadelphian
preacher Of this city, died to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 81, 1880.

hiCnMOND, CtplthlUti 81 iCCps
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 722 bushes. Red, l,S24 BUSH
els; Of whch S22 bushels were re-exhiblied
CORN White. s bushels. NiTed, 100 bushels
OATs.-1.O02 bushels.
RYE.-32 bushels.
OTTAGRASS SEED "a bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, Is bushels common at II O5.
Red, SO bushels prime Lancaster at SLID; rs
bushels very good Lancaster at 81 IA; 62 bushels
very good Lancaster al SLIP; 20 bushels good
Lancaster ~ Sl.0S; "a bu,hes common l. ncasler
at q .O3; 80 bushels prime mixed AT Sl.15; los
bushels very good mixed On private terms: 3
bushels very good mixed at u IL; "a bushels very
good mixed at Sill; A bushes g00d mixed at
81. QS: 6 bushels good mixed at s1.06; 80 bushels
common mixed at 81; 40 bushels prime Fuliz on
private terms; 40 bushel. prime Fu'z al sl,1O; 80
bushels very rood Ful,z At 81 0S 3l4 bu, heis good
FultZat OF; "a bushels good Fultz at 800; 76
bushels common Funzat ! / O3-toial. l.222 bushels
CORN White, S bushels very good at 07c
Nired. 100 bushels prime on private terms.
OATs.-720 bushels very good winter Oh private
terms; q bushels very good winter at 5Sc.; "a
bushels prime spriog at 45c; "a bushels good prns
at 42c.-to;ai, S94 Dush
RYE.-20 bushels very good on private terms; 2
biIrhes good al 90c.-toial. 81 bushels.
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CUTICCRA.
CUTICURA.
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.

The publication of the vital fluids of foul cOrrup-
tiOns and iuhe rited humOrs Is the first step IN the
treatment of Chronic diseases of the Blood, skin,
and Scalp, with Loss of Hair. NO remedies IN me
world of medicine are sure 10 cure as the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES. The CUTICURA REsoLvENT Is
searching blood purifier absorbent, and tonic in-
yiQorauI while no external applications can posi-
bly, eqnal the CUTICURA medicinal jelly. and The
CUTICURA SOAPS, prepared from II, for cleansing
diseased surfaces, and for the toilet, bath, nursery,
and for shaving.
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cUrICURA REMEDIES,
ORIGINAL IN COMPOSITION AND REVOLT
TIONARY IN TREATMENT,

are prepared by WEEKS & POTTER. Chemists and
DrueRisis, $50 Washington street, Boston; ~
Front street, Toronto, Ont. aud Snow iii, L on
don a0d sold by ali druggists. Price or (UTIcUR A.
small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes containing Two
and one hsif times the quantity or small VI. kK.
I'll per bottle. CUTfcCnA MEDICINAL
TOILET soAP. 20 cents per cake. CUTIcUGA ME-
DECIMAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cfrts per cake; IN
bars for BARRIERS aud large consumers. 30 cents.
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SKIN DISEASE.
L SEVERE CASE OF FIVE YEARS DURATION
ENTIRELY CURED.

Eessrs. Weeks a. Potter.
Gentlemen.-For the benefit OF the world wish 10
make this ststemeat: have been afflicted with a
skin disease for ab0xt i've years, and have tried al
mostexerything that l could hear OF. without any
relief whatever. units saw your CCTICUhA kEME-
DIES advertised and concluded 10 try them. GER
lifY that only used Isen. about six weeks until
was enareiy well, bat before / commenced nsing
item mV face, breast, al back were almost solid
scxb and often scratct cd the blood from my body.
I am now entirely well AID think yo0r CUTkcURA
REMEDsEs are the best for skin diseases that ever
were brought before the public.
vesy gratefully yours. y. NJ. NIX.
CApDO, ihDIAS TERRITORY, February FL, 1879.
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Philadelphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, September 21.-The appli'
cation to remit The forfeiture OF the recog'
nizance OF DR.. John Buchanan came before
Judge Butler in the United States District
Court this morning, and the matter was or
dered to stand over until the damages sus-
tanned by the Government by the failure OF
the defendant to appear be ascertained
The hearing upon h1beaS corpus in the
case of Thomas h. Vandusen will take
place tomorrow.
The trial OF DR.. Albert G.. +. Goerson,
charged with the murder OF his wife by
poison, was begun to-day.
The mother OF Lille and Lavina Grace
two OF the victims Of the railroad disaster
at Mays Landing, died yesterday from the
shock TO her system produced by the un'
timely death OF her children.
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Fire OH nm Ocean Steamer.

NEW YORK, September 21.-The Anchor
Line steamship Alsatia, which sailed for
London Saturday, has returned. When $50
miles east OF Sandy Hook the coal in the
berth bunkers vas discovered to he on fire,
and in short time after a terrible eXplo-
sion occurred. Before it was discovered
and could be eXtinguished the greater part
OF the coal was consumed. The extent OF
the damage could. not be ascertained, and
the vessel returned for examination. She
will sail again tomorrow. The officers OF
the vessel say about seventy-fye tons OF coal
are burned, and that the explosion nearly
lifted the bunker-llds from their positions,
and was anticipated as the result OF the fire.
They state that the vessel was not damaged.
Camnda Bush-Fires Extfnguished-
OTTAWA, ONT, September 2l.-Rain yes
terday and to-day has completely eXtin-
guished the bush-iires in this locality.
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MEMPHIs, September 2l.--In the United
States Circuit Court this morning Judge
Hammond Overruled the motion for the dis
missal OF the suits against certain railroads
Of the State made by the attorney represent.
Ing holders OF Tennessee state bonds. lie
decided that the defendants were entitled
to bearing on the merits aud set The cases
for trial on Monday next. These cases
bring up the question OF the responsibility
of the railroads OF the State for u portion OF
the State debt and practically Involve The
.ame questions that were argued before
J,,dge WeIbey at Nashville last May and
are stiIl he'd Under Amusement BY him.
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DICHMOND. YORK RlvERs,rm

ICnMOND, YORK RlVERsTyus
nAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. SSsss-s.kS
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPUE--
TON COMPANY,
ThrDugh-freight route between Richmond W.
an Boston, Providence. and AL New England ciihl,
steamers leave " Est POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ noon; con'
aecting with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive At EST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston pfd Boston ana
Providence Railroad ola West Point Va.
II. 4. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
" n GpONER. General Agent ana
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <sFFT
~ C0MPASY. -sk<as&ta
FOR NEW YORK.

Tnis company via dispsten one Of tneiI spI.aiId
s;eamers-ULD DOMINION, WfANpbE; NAN.
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY a!
high water
These ships are entirely new, and were Dullt exs
pressly for this route.
They kSve splendid saloons, s;ate-rcony. and bslS
rnems.
surpassed.
SINUS going nortn land al Pier 81, North river
foot 81 Beach street. Ships coming south SAIL from
per Az North river. foot Of Christopher street.
Cabin fare ~ New YORK, six steersse, so s,s
sS.
Freights for points beyond New York forwsrtea
with dispatch, and no chargSnade except sctasl ex'
peEses incurred. 80
Freight received until o'clock =. VI. dairy.
FOR further Information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO., Aeents,
nv 10 Office Comasnvs wharves. focSettA
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Passenger ticket Agents I'm Session.

Passenger Ticket Agents I'm Session.
NEW YORK, September 2l.-The National
Association of General Passenger and Ticket
Agents OF the United States and Canada
commenced its sem-annual session in this
city to.day. The attendance was large, a
majority OF the railroads OF the United
States and Canada being represented.
President William b. ShaitUck. OF the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad, was
in the chair, with A. j. Smith, OF the Z.
G. and |. X. r., secretary. The only i'm
portant business at the morning session
was the appointment OF committee oil
representatives OF thirty-three railroads on
a revision Of through rates. The Associa-
ton will meet every day through the
week.
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CHICAGO, September 2l.-A special dis
patcn from Davenport, Iowa, to the Tribune
saws: The King q Curtis elevator, at Kel-
logg. Iowa, was burned on Sunday night.
II was worth $1,000. Ten thousand bush
els Of wheat and 1000 bushels of corn were
also destroyed. Insurance, $4,000 on the
building and $1,000 on the grain"
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CHICAGO, September q. Mrs. Hazard, OF
Monticello, Illinois, gave birth TO five babies
on Saturday. They are all alive.
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Miles Ross, Of MIddIcsex, was nominated
to-day for Congress by the Democrats OF
the Third New Jersey district.
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Father Killed by HIS Son.

STAFFORD, ONT, September 21.-Tbomas
KeeIan, wel-to-do farmer, fought with his
sou last night and received injuries from
which he died In bali an hour.
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NEW tOhh
NEW YORK September 2I-COtton easy; sales,
500 bales uplands, l s. &c.. orleans, Il 0-l6e
Southern hour unchangtd and la moderate demand
Wheat opened rather easier; closed shaie
stronger. with fair export dsmand, mainly for The
Continent; very moderate trade In options. un-
graded red, $l.ol@t10o. Corn opened easier !;
closed stronger with fair .xpoIt and asi,ye speSS
ld2c. lower; closed rather more steady No
3, 4l@42c. Hops unchanged Coffee dulL
weak, aud nominal; Rio, 49, al6ke. sugar dn'i
prime 7s@7c refined 10 better demand MIs elSseI
rate irade. Rosin firm at 81 5Q@sl;55. Turpen,
tine easier at 37A@3sc. Wool UNCHANGED and IN
m9derse trade d pT1s o wsaS and a%e long clear
81 SO6ss.s5 short, $9l2x; long aud short. 40
Lard about Zoe. hghsr and more active, closing
strong at $e.324@se.3T5, Freignts lever.
BALTIMORE.
HALTrNoRF. September 81 Flour very dull and
unchanged. Wheat-sontbern steady; western a
shade of and closing hrm: sou hern red, slm
sI.G6; amber, sl0s@sl.l5; No. ! Mars land
ier. Al .051: October sl.06@Sl.06x November,
sl074@$l07b; December 81! 9aetl,ut5s.
Corn-Sonthern firm: western our soH et,ar w xb,,s
43+c. western mixed, 4O94 Z5c: Rye h'gher az
97c.@sl. Hay unchanged Provisions urn ana
packed. IsG25c. Eggs firm at zoe. Petroleum
higher and firm rt6ned lc. Coffee duh and nom
inai' sugar easy; "A F." soft, 104c. whiskey quiet
Receipts-Flour. 2,614 barrels; wheat, I6s 59i
bushels: corn. 24.950 bushels: cats. 1887 bush
els ; rye, 400 bushels. shIpmenS-Wheat. "a 800
bushels: corn, 3.40O bushels. SaleS-Wheat, 1885,
SO 0 bushels; corn, $500 bushels.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September 2l.- Flour dun: family,
s465@s4: 95 fancy, 80 2Oas9so Wnsat 10 ieir
e7c corn steady: No mixed; 44te ,,ats hrm ;
No. 2 mi xed, 33k@33Ac; Pork dun AT $40. LaId
firmer 81 9OMS7 9ZH. Bulk-lneats Gmet and un-
changed Bacon steady and unchanged Whlakey
steady at Slip. sugar easier; hard'. lO%@ !che.
Hos steady aud firm common "a d l0@sst'ssSS
butchers, s535@$5.50.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 2i.-Ffour fn,l; extra.
s3af3.25; choice 10 fancy, so.5O9so: Wneat
au ss@s9r Corr steady a. as AIS 10 Lard
lower shoulders. t5.s74; rio. ts.5s sids'; g g.:
rib, 1885; sides, 80 10. -sIgh-curcd lower
at Ice. Whisky arm atsl.lz.
ST. LOUIE.
ST. LOUIS. sep.emeer 2l.-Flour shade better
double extra. s3.60G*3e5; choice TO fancy, "a. 3
ss ssspi lss Ssi, s.S.t oeesS cs NO
lower cash ss ssos Ga. ssss
ssslsssp e s9h hs sep h iSl ASKED Tsq
nriners Bulk meas sieaey and unchanged. Bacon
steady; shoulders, t6lo9s6.2o; ribs, t9.2o /;
sides, t9.65@s 1910.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 2l.-Fioar steady and nn-
changed Wheat quiet and wtas; NO rta win ns,,
V3c.: No. q Chicago sprinT sxtav2Ss. es1h, Wv
ana Ssehsnged. Oats fairly active aud 2 shade
higher sOsc. cash, sssc hid October porh active,
mva and \ made higher at t7.e5. Bn,k-nseaIs
steady aud unchanged. whiskey steady AUD uu'
tT<d.
MILWAUKEE,.
| MILWAUKEE. september 2l.-Fionr oniet ana
os4d steady: Milwagsee hare, VI .osb s2n.aJke.'
No 2 Milwaukee. essh and September, 9Ise.i oeso-
| ~ slosr Nny. mixer. 03hc., No y N0YeMDtr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-22
uxUas. MEDICINES. se.

COUGHS AND COLDS.
~
We ask the attention OF ali who are affected
with any
LUNG DISEASE. COUGHS, COLDS, AND
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
ryIrI SION OF PURE COD-LIvER OIL WITH
HYPOPHOSPHlTES or LIME AND sODA;
IL A the surest and most permanent way or curing
coughs and colds which lead TO pulmonary diseases:
n nourisbes and builds up the wasted and weakened
system. ,.,s
INV y" PURCELL, LApD q CO.
Richmond. Va.
Take no other as substitute. EiV