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Wire War.
TROUBLE FOR TIE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.

TROUBLE FOR TIE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
Ii was stated in yesterdays ddzeue 'nHt
AGENTS of the new Southern IcieSraph
COMPANY were in the city engaging men 10
watch the poles Of the company on thc
Washington road 10 prevent them rom
he;no cut down. About twenty men were
secured. and a portion OF them were IN ,
Matched Immediately to the thrcWehcu
uoles. II is said that this action was maue
necessary on the part OF the tticSIaP"
comnonv bv letter from the Alexandra
and fredericksburg Railroad authorities
claiming that the poles were being eIec'Su
ON their property, and that II tiloSc "lic"uf
g., nno,'inn wore not removed they would
Le en-, down. TO prevent the DESTRUCTION
90 Tho noles the Southern Company enl-
Moved the men TO watch them, WIN III
striictions 10 resist any attempt 10 lh!ulo
the property Of the company. lnssc MT
sures created the impression that there was
10 he war. and when ii was reported OF,
The strccts this morning that courier huu
como IN the city last night Tor more
mon II was confidently asserted 'h",
an cn0accment had taken place, Aiiu
that several parties had been lh!u
One marty declared that the oou,m,
ern forces. among them many Wei'IAnJ," w. =
Alexandrians. had been surprised VINE
sit,in'' ON The road under umbrellas smoK-
inc. defeated and driven up into the couil'
try while other. stated that the leicgI"pn'
me, had attacked the railroad-inen Tor tn'
r,, n 81 ascerlaining thelr true Strength
and tinding the rairOad-men were III lh'
majority, had retired with great precision ,Sn,,
and leit the poles TO take care Of them
'e,xes There has been, however, no aG
tbentic news Of any trouble, and none on, u =
anticipated. II there is any trouble ~ ~
II viii be in the shape Of law suit'--A'e"
nndria Gazette.
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LYNCHBURG.


THE sTRMGBToUT REPrBLIcASs--yoHN g..
A0sBy FOR JUDGE RIvEs's sUCCEssoR--yA
soNIC-PAINruL ACCIpENT-TuE AMHERST
sI.ATE-oUARRlES. &C., &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Djspatcb1
AUGUST q, 1882.
The Straighout Republican Convention
to nominate a candidate for Congress from,
this district meets here TODAY. Every
county in the district will be represented.
and nomination surely made.
have IL from n reliable gentleman that a
Republican Of this district has received n
ldster from General Grant, i'm which the
latter says he Is urging the appointment of
Colonel John s. MoSby 10 the iudgcshp of
The Western District of Virginia I'm oppose
ton TO any candidate that Malone may
bring forward.
Ex-senator Robert +. Withers Is in the
city in attendance on the sessions Of the
Masonic grand bodies. Hon. George Il.
Atkinson, Grand High Priest of the Grand
Chapter. and William Il. Isaacs. ESQ,
Grand Secretary, and Grand Commander
Pcyton s. Coles arc here.
Mr.. Henry Hidden. assistant agent at the
Virginia Midland depot here, is confined
TO his bed by reason 81 the injury to his
ankle sustained in leaping over a counter.
The slate qualTics in Amherst county are
being extensively worked under the inn
mediate direction Of ex-Postmaster John
+. Wilson, who is president OF the cola-
pany. lie was in the city to-day, and re-
ports that the greatest difficulty with which
the company has to contend is the scarcity
OF skilled labor. Several Wclsbmcn have
arrived here from New York and left for
the quNTics.
Mr.. Michael sexton, yardmaster at the
Virginia Midland road, who was badly
injured in the accident near Shancrsvillc
Saturday morning, is improving.
The City Council has ratified the pur-
chase OF the toll-lridgc connecting Am
hcrst with Lynchburg with a view to It's
conversion into free bridge; but owing
10 some hitch in the law the county has got
to submit the question OF ratification to
vote Of the people, so that it will be several
months before the bridge can be opened t.
the public. BEAUMONT.
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PArERsON, n. j., Aug'lst o.LH ,7oaTs
Kessler. a German boy, aged twelve years,
rssidine in Passalc, went bathing E'st
I'll. in the canal in that city and was
d drsa.oed as was his father. His cries Tor
Ill, broncht his father TO the spot, VINO
a.hn..ored IN rescue his son, although UNI
e,i," o. vim The latter clasped his arms
about his fathers neck, aud the result s,i wa
that both were drowned: IL Is behe rea
the lad was seized with cra ram ps., Nnrv
Kesslers had only been in inns county Ill;
seven weeks and were In very p'0' we're
cunstances. The father ana sou S son
employed by Messrs. Jacob ba . e, q Io
The cries OF the widow end n..,o - eheir
Of the deceased when they ie''ho" " "'N''
loss were heartrendiug.
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Buckets. Pointed two hoops, si.50@s1.75 F;
si.e1@ss; four strings. s2.25@ss.
coffee: Rio Common, eee lvc.; fair. 100 lc.i
good 90 prime l l,s@l2Sc.; Laguayra, iigrl2e.;
candgss: Niamsnt,ne candios, 11R1iHc.p set,
14N15c.f n: half-boxes, 11hc.; GllOw. lac.
and western prime emitting, i2K,a &c.; common,
s9lOc.; English dairy, ls@2oe.; pineapple
Rice: Carolina, 7,,@sc.
Fish: iIerrings-Nortn Carolina Goss, $4,000
80. North Carolina cut henings-new, sG.5oes
500 eastern, s4stt4;2S: Mackerel,-Ne; ! nay:
No. : maekerc., t7@s7.bo; No. l, In Kits $3.50:
lard: Prime. barrels and tierces. 1t@I4sc.;
IN half-earrcis, l4s@f4Hc.; tubs, ls@l3Hc. for
Kofassss: Common syrup-Tiogshcads, 2tc.
terces, Csc; barrels, 25c. genuine golden syrup,
5O655c. y gallon; New orleans, prime, 65d zoe.
sat: Liverpool. from s.orr, si.Go. Ground
alum, from store, Soc. q sack.
Sugar: Crushed, lukcg l0ae.; powdered, lOs@
l0fc.; graduated, 9AG10c.; A, 9smpic.: "of
9s@e'sc;; yeIIOT 7t@s{e. s s.sa lese
toilet. l5m2oc., and fancy prices; country, 4etoc.
Tds: Black, 25@5oe.; Imperial, 25GT5c.
gunpowder, 35c.fLsl.
Hides, Leather. &c.
Mdes: Green, 5a6c.; wet salied, 6T@7c.; dry
salted. llMi4c.; dry lint, i3e,lbc.
leather. Rough leather, 226taOc; city finish
harness, 3O@31e.; country finish harness, 2Sg
25c.; oak sole, 3Oes4Oc.
Iron, Steel. Nails. &c.
Iron: American refined, Old Dominion bar,
2 7-1Cc e n. for STANDARD sizes In large lots To
dealers. Sc. I'm small lots. English and American
sheet. iL5'9c. swcdes hammered, 4Ass5e.; heop :,
Ngiis; Old Dominion, $3.50 for standard size,
Pioagk-6dsttngs: Wholesale, SKc.; retail, 4xc.
Ro ae: Manila, best, l5c.; jute, 7X@sc.
Lumber, slaves. &c.
Luraber. The market {. well stocked and lf'ilc
demand. White OAK. cut 10 order, sl7@S22 z.
Loco: on market. el0Mtl5 q 1000; Western
Virginia l.S,,p poplar Sl5o:2d Loo; West VIZ
Rough boards. 5000: dry clear S14@sI5.5O
ioist. s1O@slj. according 10 sizes and lengths.
shinglcs-rinc, sL75@s2.5o; cypress. six-nch.
s6@sS Z 1000; saps. 500. Latlis-Split, 81;
saved ~ & 1000
6NSares:o Whskey-barrel timber, green, sls@
barre, tmSer sa%sg I056 NacbHnWc s,syc,
SS.50Ms9: turned heading. -. = ser. glour-bar.
rel poles, si@s6. log,hcad-hoops, zoe. I, bundle
Liquors. Wines, sc.
he: scotch bc>t brands, pints s2@S2.2J p
.Bran iies: Domestic. sl1o@s9; Fruit. 9occ,
SO: apple: new. sl:s3@t2; old, s2.25&s3;
Rye WhfsEeys' Medium, sI.5o@:2; pure OH,
$50 -; Virginia mountain, new, sI75GS2; old.
SPA % and upwards.
ain: Domestic, sl.1o@s2; imported, IS q
Ne,c Eng,and Rum sl5o@S Le5.
Rtct'fed Uhisheys. $LllmSl.i0.
Powder. shot. sc.
Fuse; Toy mining, 37s@s l.10 r l0Orcci.
kegs, 5000; blasting, $500 $500
shot. Northern. - 50 - bag OF 25 rs
GrtRdS,oneS: l%@2c. r n.
C1orer. $5Ws5.50.
TimothH, $3.50 $3.50
Orchdrd GrdSS. Sl.50mSl.7J.
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The Old school Board OF Petersburg
to BE Ousfed by Peculiar Process.
Especial telesram 70 the DIspatch.l

Special telegram 10 the DlhpltCll'I
PETERSBURG, August 9.-Some addition
al complications have arisen, which give
increased interest to affairs here. At the
annual meeting Of the City School Board
this evening, after organization, Major f..
B. Branch, the new Roadiuster State SUI
perintendent Of Schools for the city, was
asked for his report. This he declined to
give, stating that he could not recognize
the gentlemen present as the legal School
Board OF the city, for the reason
that they never qualified rs such by taking
the oath Of Office. lie further stated that
he reported this fact to the State Board OF
Education, and was fully authorized to say
that the gentlemen were no longer consid-
cred legal members Of the School Board. He
therefore decided it to be improper to par
tcipate in any deliberations and retired.
1t is understood that Superintendent
Branch had a consultation with Governor
Cameron, who was in the city to-day, and
that he was instructed 10y the Governor,
who is president OF the State Board Of Edu-
cation, not to recognize the present Board
for the reasons above stated.
1t is further reported that the offices OF
the present members will be declared va
Gated and that a new Board will be ap-
pointed, and that oiurther appropriations,
either from the city or the State, will be
allowed the Board as now organized. The
action is thought to be a political move
ment to get rid Of a School Board whose
members are mostly Democratic and secure
Readjuster Board. Some OF the gentle
men have been members OF the School
Board for many years, and have never taken
the oath. They were not aware OF such 4
requirement.
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,,. C.roIiua Fruit-Growers' Fair

GREENSBORO, n. C., August 9.-Ihe
first annual fair OF the North Carolina pima
Fruit-Growers' Association began here
to.dav The attendance was large and
vas, was made up OF representative fruit fruit
growers S%S from every part Of, Of the Stat, state
ing counties. Colonel staples In made ,o ap
1e Of the ASSOCIATION, replied, and intro
d dured II Governor Jarvis, who formally open
e eS the fair. He pledged his administration
not only to the support Of every establish t ,,slr
ed industry, but to the fostering Oh ao every
new enterprise. He weleoileSu an aud nai~h
% Sors and forget differences Of opinion in an
u U Diet effort to advance the material well
fare OF the State. !. yhor.on T
Addresses were made by o W arrI nram i.
Green. ]. Van Lindley, ana other promi'
nent fruit and vine-growers. .,ondoa a.,
More than 1000 persons attended The
Fair. which will close tomorrow
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c.,,c oC Match.Pennics.

Probably the biggest game OF il'' t,yo
I 80" on record was played by TWO
PPh,Iadepha stock brokers on satS u, s,g
=, rhe While S' away the time, and was !, , c9
mencea w sha p pt soon substituted five.
esrng niac . for pennies. and then dollars
cent pieces 'o ,eaes I'm less than an hour
Tor h y, ,He nlavers had lost $1,000. Then
one o. ,ne p @aye his opponent three chances
70 d aon 81 second chance increased the
s s9,o,n, 20 ss 600, and the third TO Sis'V0o'
beth Of WLick were iost'
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FrightfuI Tragedy I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 9.-At 10 O'Clock last
night, in Wentworth avenue, Dietrich
Peterson, a cigar-maker, fatally shot his
former sweetheart, Frida Kriekemeir, and
wounded her companion. Arances Klaus,
and then blew out his own brains. The
cause OF the tragedy was the fact that the
girl had cast him off. The first shot hit
Miss Klaus by accident, whcreupon Peter
son followed his fleeing sweetheart for
half block, firing at her. She has one
bullet through her body and one in her
neck, and she cannot live. After she fell
Peterson turned into n side street and put
the pistol TO his own head. He had tried
to shoot her last spring, and was under
bonds TO Keep the peace.
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The following new offices have been re-
Gently established: At Singer, Roanoke
county. with Martha A. Galloway as post
master: at Axton, Henry county, with
BENJAMIN T. DYER az postmaster; and at
Fishers Hill, Shenandoah county, with
William II. Crisman as postmaster. The
following postmasters have been commits
stoned. Samuel Wingfeld at Diston. Va. ;
John NJ. 4. Smith at Seville, Madison
county. and Isham w. Crow at Galveston,
p;ttsvlyania comfy.
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The Fugitive and Forging Sugar-Re.
finer.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-Two more
creditors Of the fugitive and forging sugar
refiner have come to the surface and
filed mechanics liens with prothonotary
upon Charles NJ. lIilgert's property for
amounts aggregating Si,400. This ,welIs
the total amount Of lIilgert's Indebtedness
to over half a million. The mOlasseS-,
syrup, and Sugar-refincry Of Charles NJ.
TIilgert, the fugitive forger, and also I'M
claimed goods in the warehouse, are to be
disposed of at public sale, under the order
OF the deputy sheriff, on "wednesday next.
Work has been stopped at the refinery, As
the men could not obtain their money and
the deputy sheriff had no authority to pay
them
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The Chinese Question.

SAN FRANCISCO, August Son the ar
rival Of the steamer Cliy VI c!uno! d;o,ai,,
she was not allowed to dock ilnil'eula.e.,
as she has Chinese crew VINO are ~. prJ
yijed with return certinca,es' ~ a'v ,vare
ance with the new law. Inc IL I'D The
subsequently removed 10 the hul , id" ,h ,
vessel was locked. II Is understood .'a ~
the mail company will make Tee. oasr ~
this by procuring writ OF hdosao '"'P"'
In t,,c United States Circuit Court. &.
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TELEGRAPHU NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Fugitive ForGer-Massnchu-
sets Prohibitionin Nominations-Congres-
sionai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Yellow
Jack-Renominntion Of Incumbent State
Officers I'm fndInnn-First Annual Fair OF
the North Carolina Fruit-Growers' Associa-
tion-AIabama Elections-The North Ger
man Steamer Mosel Aground-A Rape
Fiend Lynched In south Carolina
Bloody Work of n Discarded Chicago
Iover-The Egyptian Imbrogiio; Movement
OF Troops-walsh Sentenced for Treason
and Felony.
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. .u.cua,nrv Arrested NJ Danvfiie'

Dotectiye Dan. Wren, OF IaPtaII1 ''Ch
yren,s Richmond detective agency, ar
We, WasI here several days ago, and has been
NV" ed in ferreting out the incendiary
e ,bn set fire to the grain-barn OF Mr.. George
W. price. near Pelham, N. c., "a week i1, OF D,
so since, as reported in the hegsSse acdsd in
morning about 6 O'Clock nc suvo'. o@ainst
capturing Harry Garrett a neg sary Sfrong.
Wn,ective Wren brought his prisoner 10
, De. mt him temporarily in the corpora
lion iail. and will take him to peIila'n lui
.iom INJUNCTION before the Caswell county au-
e .Snr;ties This morning. - Register.
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Other Congressional Nominations.

RALEIGH, y. c., August "a. NJ. Scales
wa. to-day ren0mnated at Greensboro b!
the Democratic Convention Tor congress
by acclamation. There was also great
maSs-mccting there. Judge David Davis
passed through Raleigh for FayetteYile
This afternoon. No political significance
attaches to his visit.
ToIEpo. ONO, August 9.-Thc Demo-
crats Of the Tenth district, in convention
at Sandu,ky to-day, nominated lion. Frank
II. IIurd, Of this city, Tor Congress by ac-
clnmntinn
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Seven Years, Penal Seryifude.

LONDON, August 9.-Thomas Walsh, VINO
was arrested at the time Of the seizure OF
arms at Clerkenwell and convicted Of the
charge of treason and felony, has been SEN
fenced to seven years penal seryitude'
Previous to the convection Of Walsh, JUS
tice stephen instructed the jury that they
could not find him guilty unless they be-
lieyed conspiracy existed in Ireland TO
raise an insurrection and that Walsh was =
participant therein. The jury only took
ten minutes 10 consider its verdict.
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r.,.Y.v I'm south Carolina.

CuAm.EsroN, 5. c., August - sPecIal
70 the Ne,ss and Courier says that colored
man named Daniel Blakerey was lynched
near iancaster Courthouse, in this State,
Yesterday morning ,' ggii iIr h an confessed.
Yesterday colored man an wa" 81 a ,V nmlattn 10
Lancaster Jail for the rape u =" '"''''''
girl. Lynching is feared.
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BosToN, August 9.-Thc state ProhiDt
tionists have nominated Charles Amy, ol
New Bedford, for Governor, ana JONI
Blackmar, of Springfield, for Lieutenant
GnXernOr.
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Tho poIiticaI Situation I'm Ireland.

LONDON, August 9.-The Tdnddrd, IN
leading article, says "The moderation o.
tbe Governments amendments to the ar
rears-of-rent bill has sensibly relieved The
tension of the political situation"
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New Cotton.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 9.-The
first. bale OF new cotton received in this
city was raised by W. c. Ray, Jr. 1t was
sold at public auction this morning to j.
II. Clisby n Co. Tor thirty-threc cents per
pound. 1t Is classed rs second middling.
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s.-..L ny lightning.

New York, August 9.-Ihe vgsI Sr i =. ~
White, from Virginia. was si her ~ mi1sen.
ming July alst, spllntering her m~Aen'
inast the whole length.
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Another Criminal Sentenced.

DUBLIN, August 9.-Fitzpatrick, who
was Yesterday convicted OF an attempt to
Kill the Recorder OF Dublin, was to-day
sentenced to five years penal scryitudc.
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r,d,aua Republican Convention.

ISpIANAPoLIs. IND., August 9.-The Re
nublican State Convention to-day unani-
mously renominated the present STATE Oh
ficerS,
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IoIlr.

Flonr-We quote: Fine. siNsi.5O: supcrdn,,
s5.5Oa 20. common superiiuc, si.jOm 10; extra,
1890 Is; common family f6qF7; ch0ic'
family, S7.5O@Fs2j
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Cotton viii Burned.

WORCESTER, Mass, August 9.-Thc cot
ton mill at Unionyille, owned by {. L.
Truchon, was entirely destroyed by fire
yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, AuFUst u Icc<'
sALEs-FmsT BoAnD.-10 shares Charlotte
Columbia aud Augusta o. c. ut 5Ia, 10 do. IL.
O. at IS, 10 do. at SIS, 90 do. at 55, do at 81,
10 do. at 54i., 100 do. at 54a, so do. at 54t. 10
do. 54a; 10 shares Norfolk and Western preferred
at 56x; 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds, Glass
b. at 77x, 1000 do. at TX.
SECOND BoARD.-t100 Richmond CITY SIS at
1870; 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
at San. 90 DO. at SAY, 10 do. at san, 10 do. At
S1r. no do. nj 54H
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August Q.--Noa.-Stocks active.
Money. per cent. Exchange Long, 4sJ; short,
4--. state houds inactive. Governments gene
rally UNCHANGED.
hrenIng - Exchange, ASA. Government.
generally unchanged; new -, I0l; new -.
Il4t.; new Is. I2u. Money, 2tm3 lcr cent.
state inactive. Treasury balance Coin, 49,
SIC: currency. $6.SBg.
stock somewhat !rfci1,llr but strong.
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WnEAT.-Whitc. 23G bushels common 10 primo
at elO6 10 Sl.l6. Red. PISS hrshcl common a.
very good Lancaster at -l.OG 10 sllj: Lao
hu-;ei. miycdntSl to@IIr: l.O7e bushels clM-
mon 10 choice Fultz at soc. - - 10.
CORN White. 100 bushels priIn. virginia 40
gSc.
OATs.-92s bushels prime virginia on private
terms.
RYE.-lG bushels prime "a, 7jc.
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GIndstone's Firmness.

LONDON, August 9.-The Dduy Ne"S
savs editorially "The frmness and sound
;ud cment OF MIR. Gladstone have apparently
saved the country from serious constltli'
tional crisis"
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NEW YORK, August 9.-Cotion-Net receipts Z,
"a btles: gross receipts D Bale; ftnIf-
m9l2.sO; september. sl2.4G@fl2.i7; pctobor'
slI.s2: November, llOlm I'll 1872; December
III l.6Z0s ll.63, January. sllIli tebrhry.
,ii.s36sIl.sI: March. III .0Buil 1877; April
rl2.NHMsl2.IO: May. sI2.Z2Mt l2.2i.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. August 8. 1882.

ARRIVED.
steamer ARIEL Clifford, norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise, aud passsngcr l.. Z. Iatum'
superintendent
SAILED.
schooner John II. Rapp, Cslc New York. lum-
her IN, saDea ke aud Ohio Railway Company, Nes-
~. uTtis 4 Parker.
srh0oner William =. Parker, Daniels, Boston,
coal ChcSapeakc and Ohio Railway Company yes
.ol Curric & GO. -
schooner T.. 4. COstugliain, smith, Phliaheiphih,
coal. apeake and ohio Railway Company.
schooner Amelia ficaru, Quilin, stanford, bark,
(urffa 4 Parker.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,. August 8. 1882.
Couutry Produce.

Appies: Grccn-trom $50 to $3.50 e barrel.
Bets,car 23m2ic. q n.
to good, 81 &C.; fresh yellow butter sell readily
CORN Hedi; sI.05 per DGshe for country sl.lo
for city mills.
Beans: Nominal.
Bldck PedS: $3.50.
Dried Fruit: Nominal.
lire F0,cis: Hens, Soc. chickens, l5@22c.
FSGfhers: Prime liyc-goOse, 45c. common. 2jc.
FidISeed: sl10@Sl.l5 Z bushel.
Hav: virginia timothy g0c@sl clover
mixed, so@ Sjc.; clover SOC 7Oc.
Bdied oats: 75W 9Oc.
Potatoes: Irish. $500 $3.50 Z, barrel.
Roots: Ginseng, sl.5u@sl.65 e u. seneca free
of tops 4Od5Oc. q n.
Lard: Country. l2fl3c. ..,, .,
PsGches: 75c.nS1.3O q bushels for common 10
choice. Market bare and deinandR"0d' Il" l""D''
TO sell choice fruit.
Rue. S5d0Oc r bu5icL
S%%Gs: 75 5''p s6c '''
Xiii IrG,c: 3OM4Oc.
i WooI: Wash,d Sc: uEwa,hcl. 2sc. Bury
wool viii bring from 10 D.. %. less t'dn above
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosendale. .l.5Gasl.G0 = barrel
Lime: Agricultural, em Ice. iu.lti, h1'k-
land, sl.2uO sl.3O, according 10 ViAh"'! WEI
mp PIGs,sf: Lump s4.75; ground. AZ; cAlc.ned
plaster, : 900 -.
Tar: Large size -.
Dry Goods.
p.,.,s. ucrrtmack. &C.; McufInack shifting,
Ne: Richmond &C.; south Brdgc' DC. racine
dc: >prngue. De-: >pTaguc >hiftlh< DC Dun
80. CO.. Allen. 5,c.: Manchester. 0sc. d-li-
incton. T. g.: Mallory PINK. So; Mallory Pupe,
q -. Sim f,son Mourning, IT,; >impsnn Grey, &C..
oiinD.Gn Black, &C.; Harmony &C.; AshlAh'
so Eier S; Sirtings ant Sasetiaqs Is 81;
,rytty. be: Is Jack Homer sic; is Edward
Harris. 8 q: Al tarmont' o,ic;; % re'hani
/ Enre;yell. 9c.: IA W1uresan, llc.; lO-4 Monad-
mock. 25c.; l0-i P0luot, 3Zlsc A.,
| BrOIra COttOas; Manchester NJ oac.; Man
J chester A \. A.. &C.; KOck5ndge ID x: E''
Gtc.; James River = o. o., 5.c.; Jane, RIVER
| 7Ec., James River u. 71.c.
Drugs, Dyes,uirs, Oils, &c.
4 diiSoh5i t1;; 1915 gallon. .
roncsatrGted Lye: s39s4 2 case OF io"r doIen
Coektnsai: Csc. z n.
Extract u LogWoOd: l6c.
Indigo: o0e.gSl.
n nt.,esI In.eei. 5saGie. machine. sl@sl.75
.nerm. IL so whale zoe. strait :: 3oG0oc' Ls
brador-cod OH. 5o@9oe; lard sl;n sws... 70
Virginia ubricating, 3O@5cc.; KEROSENE "c
cash. n gallon.
Race Ginger: &c. a, ..
| SOdd: sal, IL t9Zc., IN Keys LhEh'h 7'"'i' "''
American, 34@4c. oa.o
SPIRITS T4rpeRtfHe: 4s@oOc.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
CANDY: l24@l3c. = D.
Lemons. s7.50@tts.50 TboN.
Oranges: s6.50@s7.5O q box.
groceries. kc.
Baeon Ciear-rib sides, l5@l5Sc.: shoulder
lik@ ihc.; ylrgn,a shoulders, To-; Virginia hos
round lic. Virgins hams large, IDOL oke.; sfn 81
, ldTolec; sugar-cured. l5G 1916; plain lam
iaal4Ac.; canvased hams. 1891 1c. i; b"is side
IS.-. te.,. 49, sLOai.esei .N-sssAAe. OTIS
! iis6S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-10

Containing oil the essentials Q, u 'r1 ss
ton nIh'a and sure l. give satisfaction, u
EyoWi.'s Iron B.sters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-10

DOCK AID JOB WORK NEATLY
-. 80. {. s-i' ~ ,is Di5f Al. n.'"'N'iNe
dvls Oh.