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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-11

WASHINGTON, August 10.--The August
crop returns to the Department OF Agricui-
tlre, the work OF about 5000 correspond
euts, give estimates covering the entire pro-
ducing area Of over I 800 OF the principal
agricultural counties Of the United States
upon the condition OF most OF the crops
now growing. The condition OF cotton has
improved during the past month. The gen.
eral average has advanced from 93 10 -.
The average condition Of each State is as
follows: Virginia, 81 North Carolina, 81
south Carolina. 9S; Georgia. o.; Florida,
81 Alabama, 50; Mississippi, 81; Louisi-
ana, %; Texas, 100; Arkansas, 90; Ten
ne~Sec, -. only North Carolina, Florida,
and Louisiana show decline. Virginia
AS gained q; Georgia, ,; Alabama. 8
Mississippi, Z Texas, 3; Arkansas, 9. A
arge number Of the returns are highly IT.
yorable, prophecying a crop as large as the
land can produce, or better than for many
years.
The wheat returns OF August relate to
ile spring variety. It, condition is higher
than for several years. II was ss in 1850,
and 81 in 1879 and 1851. IL is now %
against 100 Iast month. II is somewhat
late, but was nearly ready for harvest at
the date II the returns. There are some
Minnesota. In Northern Iowa the crop is
held % be the best since 1879. Returns
from Dakota and Nebraska are extremely
favorable. The general average of the
principal states are - follows Wisconsin,
20; Minnesota, gS; Iowa, %; Dakota, %;
Nebraska. 1903: Colorado, 96. II il quite
probable that the product OF winter
wheat and spring wheat, without loss by
sDrOuting. will slightly exceed 800, 600, 600
bushels. but the eXTavag1nt estimates
which assume - TO 20 per cent. more are
Wild assumptions, needlessly tending to
reduce the price Of wheat in the hands OF
farmers Speciai-Agcnt MOtiat, OF the De-
partmcnt Of Agriculture, cables from Lon
don to-day that the wheat in England pro-
misses IN average crop OF good quality; in
France 1 medium crop slightly damaged
hy rain in the blooming period; in Ger
many recent heavy rains have deteriorated
the utility OF 4 fairiy-lbundant product;
liz Russia and Australia IN average crop.
ard in Hungary Is per cent. above the
average. The European outlook is favOra-
Die for q medium product. with some re-
duction in quality.
The condition u the corn crop il repre-
,cnted bv 80 IL against - last year. At
tli. date i'm ISL the effect OF the drought
was seen i'm the reduction OK ID points ID
the general condition during July, follow
cd lv A greater deterioration in august.
A. the present time the circumstances are
favorable for further Improvement in most
Il The states. Averages Of the southern
states are nearly Nj auOye no. The sur
I rl.s-producins states average a. follows /:
ohio. -: Michigan, .; Indiana, -; Hi
,t. -. low, -. Missouri Oh . kansas.
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IRON: American refined. Old Dominion bar
T-tOc. n n. for standard sikes IN iarye lo,s ~
dealers. DC. In small lots; English AMI American
sheet. tea5Ec. -we'les. hammere'i' sssssc'' h""p'
N1Ss: otd Dominion, $3.50 Cor standard size
PiougG-castiags: Wholesale, s'4c.; retail, 44e
q n.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumber. The msrkat II well stOcket and ist'io
Demand. White oak. cut % order. slTM-22
Loo; on market slemstj = 1000; Western
Virginia poplar .l5@s2b Z Loo; Wet sIr'
Rough boards. ssmss: dry clear. sl4GsI5.50
j0ist. slGMelj. according 10 dres and lengths
-hingies--Pine. sl.T5Gs2.J0; cypress. six-snch.
s6@ss 2 LOCO; saps. s5@s6. Laths-split, 81 :
stasss oWhlsk:y-oarrel, timheE; green. sis@
ss.5OG.9; TUNED heading, Sc. set. Flour-har.
rel poles. s4@s6. Hogshead-h0ops. TOc. 3 bundle
Liquors. Wines, &c.
Ale. scotch. best brands. pints s2sls2.25 ,
Bran lies. Domestic. sI.II@s2; fruit. coca
sl.25. apple. new. SI.SJ,as2; old. r2-15mf3
Virginia reach. $500 81.
Rye Vafskeys Medium. si.5o@s2; pure old.
s3as4 Virgiuia mountain, new sI.70@.s-' Old
in. Domest.c, sII0@s2; imported, IS ?
ease.
.yeio England Rum si.50Gs1.eJ.
Rectiaed Wtistsys. sI.liG.l.4O.
Powder. shot. &c.
Fuse. Toys mining, 37'sG sl.IO ? 100 sest.
P0icier. T8.1J by tile i've kegs-less than hye
kcg-. r6.5o: blasting. 49, fr-S,65.
Shot. Northern. 80 4 bag Of 2J bs
lrtadStones- J. HaZc- q o..
seed.
CI0rsr. t5G@5.50.
Timothy S3.25oH-3.50.
Orchard Sr0ss -i.50mSl.TJ.
Hart G-0ss rs.
Germdu Kilid Seed. S2.150r3
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Indian massaeres in somora.

Trc.oN. ARIZONA. August iO.-A special
a--Dafch from Guaymas, sonora, says tl~,
wednesday the Apaches raided and Aled
iii the Inhabitants OF Rancho tar1so'
..,I,n,rina district. sonora. Mexico, women
nd children Included. and burnt the
souse.. ON Saturday morning they MUIR
Tered Vaqucro near Pelomocs. two other
-srapiny. being fortunately ntte oeh!hu
-Ie one that was shot. ON Monday theE
.auyht in m ambush scouting parry 81
ri',,.bor,.. consisting of Gftcer men, OF
x5om two only escaped, eleven being le.t
or fbe de.d. while oue OK them, who was
.bor through both legs, was dragged a
hort distance into bush. This massacre
occurred 1t Hedronda mine, which l. ON!
q short distance from Yaqui river ana leS
bcfween the California. and Pairero mines;
t..5.,r.r;,., IN the LabalTanca Mil and
Mining COMPANY. The same day mail mail
Ti6er was also shot while crossing kio
Chico.
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RAwIEy SPRINGS.
Grand Dress-Ban, Elegant Dresses, Round
and square Danees-virRinia and Other
STATES Represented By Beautiful Women.
fcrrpoudcuc. Of the Richmond piapateh.l

fCCr@poudcnce Of the Richmond DiSpatehI
AuGvsr \, 1881.
The grand dress-ball Tonight il 4 com
plete success, and reflects credit upon the
management OF The Springs and the gal
lantry OF the gentlemen guests and visitors
from contiguous towns.
The following are some OF the ladies
present, and how they were attired.
Mrs. George r. McAdams. Richmond.
pcari-colored satin, Spanish Ace and dia-
monds.
Miss Mile Cullen, Richmond, white
satin dress with pearls.
Mrs. Brennan. Richmond. pink and
Nuc-grcen silk and elegant lace.
Mrs. Berry, Baltimore. brOcaded lnven-
der satin, very elegant and lace.
Miss Gaines, WarrentOn, Va. white bro
cade satin tastciuliv cmbellished.
Miss shackeliord. Charlestoc, :. c.. car
dinal satin. white lace oyerdrcss, and
dahias.
Miss RYAN, south Carolina. white Llama
gauze and pearls.
Miss Robertson, South Carolina. pink
satin and white Spanish lace.
Miss DoyilhcTs, Maryland. gray silk and
lace.
Mrs. !. ". Lee, south Carolina, white
nun NcilnG ana wafer uheS.
Miss Covherd, Orange, Va, crimson
silk and lace.
Miss Lille L0ttier. Richmond, Old-gOld
Satin and beaded ncc.
Miss Nellie Lotticr, pink satin and beaded
lace.
Miss Alexander. Washington, y. g..
white dAmascene grenaaine, elegantly
decorated.
MIS- GuHiume. Richmond, white gauzc
and pearls.
Miss z. ". Williams, Baltimore, rich
white lr0cIde sill, anu lace.
Mr.. Thomas. Annapolis, Nd, brOeaded
and velvet satin with pink and black lace.
Miss Berry, Amherst, Va. tastcfuliY at
tired in white.
Miss Kate Watkins, Richmond. white
dress and ornaments.
Mr.. Cahel peterborough. Richmond.
embroidered nuns yelling and lace.
Mr.. Newton, Richmond, Va, Na.eu-
cien1es lace aud or-audie.
Mss Brampt0n. New York, white nuns
yelling and natural flowers.
Miss HanckcIman, Baltimore. white en-
broidered plush pink -atin.
Miss Cora Lathrop, blue silk.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND rOslcco MARKEr.

INLR-DAA- Angitsi ~ A---.
During the past week the market Tor dark 20
1accn has been without lctivify with no riiangc IN
prizes. very little strictly good 0r fne Offering
-uch " uld readily command extreme quotations.
Br sht tobacco is much more active and a tet,.r
prices.
% ARK rOGACCO-MANUFAC ACQUIRING AVID SrrM-
MING.
Lugs.-Fr0sted. s2.1Jot 1913: medium free II
frust- SO si.1j good 81 3 SJ.25 dne. $3.50
-.
L,0L-Commou. se.J00 $50: mc'linm. $50
20 int. Uu .lJ extra luc. t2un-iJ.
Erpoff TDb0c"0. Ofer'ng- lght. marsets ac-
tive. medium. SJmSl0. good. slfmT /, fne.
Sl3n7iJ elections. rl6drl7.jo.
BRIGHT rsnACCO-MANUFtC ACQUIRING.
There is mo- -hange n prices of br ght tobacco +:
M rlirL dr'n ms demand limited.
Sa0kerS.-Ccmmo a. d-iN. me,iium. Il en
ST.: good. -ljNri4 dne. slJm 1880 fancy.
-1fs2 1.Jc.
FtUtry-Cpmmou. %IoV=ti. medilm. si10
sl3. good. .i3.JJ@StJ: fine. ,lJ.J0m1l6.
WrgDpcrg.-' ommon. SlSG-22.3o; mod M
$3.50 $50 good. $40 dn1 st5@s1J fancy
s6um 10. .-
Wrappers. Hrl0gGnN-' ommon. S-o@ t25 ;
medium. S}Dn sJJ, g0'd. f4ON ttj luc f0o0.
sJ1. extra. rJT iO0 sd.
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Obituary.

VEw ORLEANS, Ia, August Ig'-IOu'
inward Pnsberry, native Of Eastport'
Me-. cx-mayor Of New Orleans. an honor
Allie merchant and highiy-esteemed cinzsn'
lied this morning Of paralysis; aged nity-
eight. d;srotch
announces the death at Saratoga OF Juo re
william NJ. Levy, associate justice OF tne
Sn1reme Court Of Louisiana and rormerii
member Of Congress from the foui'h
2 ,,,,;siar,1 district.
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Mr.. Massey Detained from ApP0mat-
tax Courthouse by Reas0n OT the
Severity OF Injuries Received at
Rocky Mount.

Especial telegram to the Dlspni'h-l
LYNCHBUaG, Va, August Ij.-Ihere
was a tremendous crowd at Appomatt3X
today in anticipation OF discussion BE-
tween Mes.rs. Massey and Wise. But the
tormer was detained 1T his home by reason
Of the severity Of the hurts received by him
# Rocky Mount. The crowd WIS greatly
disappointed. many Of those comprising 10
having come from distant cities and coun-
ties. Captain Wise had the day TO himself
md entertained his hearers w'th abusive
illusions to Mr.. Massey and the Big
Four" but not a cheer was given until De
closed.
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The tariff commission resumed 1t -
.,ons at Long Branch on eonesu's, AL AL
heard statements from W. " Drasi'nt - =;
Jobp Lapsley, of New forA, m nv Nv I'D
an advance Of duty en- aour' o,-Gl..,l, 80 ,'.,
ljnoeums. and in favor OF auili...'.,1 ~
" ", aentbs and 6noleums. Mr. Joseph " =
80, r. Of the Glendale Elastic Fabric
Company, Of EasthamPton' MISS ''s,. sl Of
~. ~ ,,.eScnt duties on webbing used IoI
. .boep saspenders, &c. Mr. Thadde a. y.
Essr,h ~ uaspeth, n. Y, manufacturer o.
,, ~, instruments, made an argument ~
tayor Of higher duties on imported musical
Instruments.
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t-,r-r --R,reex-Na buyers 20 ne mars -
-t...,l i Offering. Ecro reserved r .o- p. FI'N
ri'.trr. Dressed .cei VS. ri q '!ul in ~ .riiHs-
I'm Market thi. m9rIIns 10 .n l-t. e ~. 70 f PIC
1--WE sides. and -'. FOR ieA"' ''"
St,ire..-Receipt. 30 leai. Demint m '..-
r. ,fta .f-i,Ie ,;uI 4t I.aiJc. p 10 iNr Nuii'ih
"a ives AMI srt--cr, and a. 8 -acf. ,'t..
Dr,-.cd calves we're also 'a.l ~ -ftJ' W. ..',
'.,,r..ruilll,4. aud ~ IHnt l2hc. fnr V'L ihui-t
,.. ne. 81 I've c.Iyts we're 1 yeais 100 H. Nv
s7e.0 nit Lraits.-Recepts Il caf.lca.s' ~
3ITr he'd ~heep were shade ea-irt lt DC. :
m t.r ,oalmsu 10 good Lan.Da duil id over Al
ga, n e for Door to good s0uiheiii ana AZ ~
-. for rood to choice Maryland and STATE s,oc Z.
AnonQ rrc sales were = . Virginia. ~ po"h 49, $. 81
sc. Is ao.. 3 pounds. &c O'-c.. w t", ~
r,oun,is. n ~: Zs3 IT, - gonna t' go -
r. 56 bounds. nc &C.; 80 do go pognds. ~
DEC: f5j Penny vanii. 90 pounds 40 va -
virginia .heep. 10 pounds. az e. ...l
s,rjae- Receipts. counting Etic ~ iii', 80
ar-tyai- yo~lcr,iay, were ~ rar-loads, 'i 4. ~
~, small tor. 6f state hogs Nerr Oh ~ -
..,-4-l Z. 100 D., mainly m tc.f 0ms-'S =
fnt jerirfs report light IN f"FeHlr"1 - '
/ g.nsr-il tone u she market p"ffdt " t""'
yifFrr.
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TELEGRApHN NEWS
To rRE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

New Gold Certificates Ordered to be Issued
onoH andrcd-Thousa nd Dollar Suit
Against the taaadian Pacific Railway
Political Conventions md Congressional
Nomiuntioss-Massaer by Apachex In
sensrs-A Father and Son Drowned by the
Upse tfting or Beat-A Georgia Negro
Lynehed for Rspe-A Train Ditehed with
FataI Results - Demonstration Against
Christians In Cyprus Discussing the Ar
rears BilI In Pariiament-sisuatio OF Az
fairs In Egypt, kc.
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You GnId CerfiGcntas.

WASHINGTON. August fo.-Actlng--ccrl =
tarv-of-the- Treasury French to-day received
a telegram from Secretary Folger, who Ii
in New York city, instuctins him to
hasten the issue Of gold certificates IN ac-
cordance with the provisions II the na-
tional bankin. act. which directs the Soc
rcrirv Of the Treasury to receive deposits
of rid coin in sums not less than $50
and 10 issue certificates therefor There
hq. already been large demand for these
certificates. They VIII be ready for issue
ia q few days. The Assistant Treasurer A.
NV York states that all the banks vii
probably make large and rapid offerings OIL
fsri- gold for the new certificates.
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U.ou,sa ina the Chicago River.

CHICAGO, August ID. e. nolIl, =
Danc. who became notorious n Isl %r,T
tbrouqh having buried on the aN Ak, TON
'i - children whom he was CHARGED
,y;,h having murdered, and who was Ii '..l
w.. - s@"nitted OF the charge, started down
. .i'. sonth branch Of the Chicago river yes
-, ~ afternoon in q small skin, win q
'Sl ., ,' aseJ fourteen years. Before they hAd
, an great distance the boat was , Ups
XIII cI' 10th were drowned. Hom's faIhn!
80. IN destitute circumstances.
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Conversational Nominations.

CHARLESTON, :. c., August lo.-Ihe
Democratic Convention Of the First coh-
rre--ioAai district met at Orangeburg TO-
law and unanimously nominated samuel
Dibble for Congress by acclamaTion. NJ;
Djbble was sent for, and made Drlei
,peech accepting the nomination:
JACKSON. Miss, August lO.-Ine Demo-
cratic Convention Of the Fifth district OF
Mississippi to-day nominated f. +. BarA ark
rlaIe For Congress by acclamation over
Charles E. Hooker present Incumbent
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a Turbulent sessson OF the Malone
Coalition Convention nj Hampton.
Especial telegram u The p,.uatch.J


NORFOLK, Va, August i0.-To-day the
historic town Of Hampton was the scene Of
remarkably rIot0us political gathering,
caused by the Coalition Congressional Con-
vention, In which the elements Of discord
were so mixed that the entire day was
frittered away in disorderly Dd bitter
wraugling, and nothing was accomplished
in the way OF making nomination.
At an early hour the town was filed with
Mahoneites, and pipe-laying was carried
on with earnestness, the delegates being
coIlared at every tTn and threatened and
bulldoZed and bought.
Hampton never saw the ike before. The
difficulty commenced with
THE DUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ''.;'
one Of which was in favor Of Collector
George F.. B0wden, and tho other Judge
Spaulding, OF Norfolk, and desperate et-
forts were made by the B0wden men 10
win over the Delegates from the Peninsula
counties who were favorable 10 Libby,
Phpbus, or Norton, or in any event were
resolved to unite their fortunes and make
common cause against Spaulding.
At 12 VI. DP. Norton called the Conven-
ton to order, but order was not to be had.
The struggle commenced at the door when
the Norfolk delegation was refused adj
mission. The District Committee ordered
that the regular delegates be admitted, and
a short while after the Paige Hotel dele
gates, OF Norfolk, were also admitted.
Here took place
SCENE THAT BEGGARs DESCRIPTION.
Nothing like it ever took place in the
paImiest days Of Radical rule. There
were bowls, shrieks, stamping, club-knock-
ing, and dozen or two speakers all on the
floor ut once. For about two hours and
half nothing hut confusion prevailed,
when a motion was made by the >paulding
delegates to clear the hall and admit all eX-
cept the contestants. This was amended
by Bowden's representative to take re-
cess, and upon rea-sembIng 10 admit only
delegates with regular credentials.
The amendment was declared by the
Chair to have been adopted, when the
Spauding faction took charge Of the meet
ing and called
J. II. ROBINSON, or PORTSMOUTH,
formerly OF Che House Of Delegates, to the
chair.
The confusion was now infinitely worse
than ever, and nothing whatever was done
until nearly O'Clock. when temporary
organization was Effected by election Of
DR.. Norton chairman over r. q. L. Paige
by a vote OF B. 10 s..
It looks Is if Bowden has the temporary
advantage, but the >pauIding men are very
strong. and are making bitter fight.
Spauiding saws he holds a list Of forty dele
gates who have on his badges.
II Is thought the Convention Will be in
/ session all night.
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while in this country there Is prospect
., "x Gro large cereal crops, consu-
- Iar , renorts 70 the state Department show
t w. th,s crops IN England and Belgium Jun,
s LEN. suffered mi severely by protraeted we.
weather. In Belgium potatoes are . lah. -
out Of a soil 80 wet that they eohliheIi.s y ~
p pot - week after they are gathered; Laass !,
importations must necessarily ,oa,or 10 de-.
Ameriesn farmers ure strongly ursea 20 a. oss
wise means Tor placing their rlsn po' 'ie,'o
IN The ,,. marx "a 81 RrusseIs and Antwerp
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FATAL Mistake.

ITHACA, n. Y. August lo.-Henry an
Denmark and John >choonmaker "rn'
snuirrel-hunting yesterday. They ssta-
r1ted In the woods, and -ehoonmaAer MS
taking Van Demarks gray beard lot r,,a
squirrel shot him through the head NC
wounded man died this morning Al ih'
auest will &c held.
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Thousand Dollar D"i"-
axe suit.

WINNIPEG, MsSIroBA, August IO. ". tSa
r,l Rosser has instituted suit agaiss o~.
canadian Pacific railway I nno n H"n,a@es
,,~osecntion, claiming slOO,0oo ua .t .;
The suit arises out OF the pro se Ilans Of
Rosser last winter for taklns .nr emnloy-
the company after he had leit euei hnonnrabIy
ment, Of which charge ne WIS HO"''
aeooliffPQ.
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,rcrsrA. GA, August lO.--A eohss.u. d
tom train on the south Sa a.,S,e This morn
was ditehed near branchvnhiT NV ~ running
ing. The accident was ca',s r,assyong was
over a COW. Engineer Aa,n1Iovss slight
killed, and several raiiroau eii'p'''
Iv wounded.
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rc,.rco CIGARS. &c.

n WHITIoCK. 1i+j MAN STREET srRzEr;
manas,etarer Of the following aHe brands o.
CIGARS:
La EsTELLE. FlIINNiD,s,s. KEY WEST,
PICNIC. WIiIIhog,rN
MOZART thit "a add ORIENTAL
Also dealer I'm the foii""'n -
bACCO AZ manufacturers Pi''
DIASORA. EMPEROR. AGAIN,
WARD BRAND, 10 IA Any (5e. pings),
PIONEER, ROTGH M ni-4'
BALLA RAJ, A.
49,. ATLANTIC. t'' ny z7-eod
sead isr gri ,-..st.
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x.,.-a IxucI, im Georgia.

ATLANTA. GA. August u ao nu.sJ
from Campbell county VINO va, ,.',ito sirI
az outraging tfteen-S eaI-o. ;.n " ~ Nv,
yyas taken out OF jail last nl!EnI . =, - 80,
nan. Ca, where he was caTrlou 'o aro NJ
keeping, and hung by a part W y and
I've men. He was triea DY t,ie 80 had
confessed that he and anoCuei H'-'''
committed the deed.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, August IL. l-s2.
Country Produce.


Country Produce.
4pDies. Green-t rom : %" lo t--"' p ''iF'''
br,tc..~ - - A., ~, .icn -ora,y g-.,2-... f.lfr
Rfffert I1Ht 'll'it VIZ " -. ID 80. ,,f--
to good s'I - % ',,. M ,i ar, ,,,riy. ii III
'nft Ht.,t- 9A''' t'' '''''
for ri'Y H4lil-.
brt"si N'n,ill'ii',, ,.,.I Anil
Drl.f Fruit. Nominal ,..,... ,-.,,.
Lire FDrif. Hens 3'r.- 'H''Htl" ~ --''
kHgf ltn l9r' I'D ti'l'''.. ~. ....,,,,.,, l.5...
F-fftfry. Ifilur % ~ -. .,'-'' - - 49,
FiIrgced 81 SLID r pa .'i. i.-.r
Htg. Firnml uh''at -'''"
miNed. 4 &C. r..y,i' '''A 'D''
B7'ea pHt- IS JDc. ,.. -., -, ,,,,.r.t
Pptfoes Irish s-,-3 80 'i ~ -o,., s.o
Fonts oin-"nf- sL.'''@7I''" n "'
OF J -or-j r.i5,'-, tsaI3r.
rno.rc. llarse. areana demand goods ID" trouble
.,,mar- Primo, 7jc.
SlIt'tY ID Hr.r.
BGirf ttrtr t'l 60
Hgoi. washed 3 r.. .n"i--.''., -- e., ,1,,.
wool VIII Irn- l1n 5 tD D.. p ITO ''' 'i''" '"''
raf,.. ,. g..
Cement Lime fia''''' ~
Cement. r1>enaalo sl.jCT sL6o = larrei,
r,.54. terfsultlir-i.. -f Ice. = Nn-hci' t..'N
land : - ~. r. 10 .''''
6fJg-r. Lump. st.7j. ground - 'D'ihe'
MA. trr. lgumeZ.
4 To- A-tNt 49,
Dry "oo"s'
o.,,t,. 1Ierrtmacx. 8 g.: Mer,fmack -hrunR
+ ~. 'Ticbmond DO: south Bridge. &c.. Paci.ic
6-r.: -praaue ~. prague ...,ar a.. ash
i n,a 4 e.: Mallory pink 8 e.; Mallory Purple
+ 80. simpson Mouruin-. &c. simpson Grey % . ..
+ simpson Black, 6sc.i Harmony o. A7'i''i'
I -Dnd. -. ,t,...,s. - go.
Bisnrteh MFtingS mi n"r .''b@ = L ,,,,,.,
/ curity. Sc: u JACK horA.r' oa'.' 4 Pe,bau
.. 7Ec; IA Gladiator sac: - BarNer. &c. gro -
locS. 25c: I0-4 Peluot. 32sc NJ.
Browa tor0"s. ndn,h r. vi, liz. ~, ii r. n.
chester ii a ", ~ 81 -. Jantrs River
g.; james klger = ~ - '''''
o.. ,,v..,,,r.- OtIs.S &c.
Alum ~ 70 "a .,,i,or
i'cDhDt ~ 7 ~ "A = e,s. ~ Gopr Iozcn
t'iicsl,tr,'t,, |9'' 7"'-
cacaiasaI. 65c. D..
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/ tC,j3l-. 10. ., -
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'prrin, 49, ,i TH1ofpr lard. sLlO, sweet. t6
dozen bet lad. $50 castor L.; ,-.9,.s,' >.
virginia , iunr'cI''HE'
Racs G'nGer 5e; ,., ro,.. English soda. jc
SodG: al L1'@-0'' 80
Ni al'e.iIl..s1 'r',t.,,,,ffae. 4s@50c.
10 oPu-ifS IH'pe"'.'., -.
forril ., rru,,' 1''
rHndB S-%0o,Se5 0 = hoV
L Lsa9rs .s.50Gs7.50 box.
r ,,rocer,es. &c.
,-.,. ..,... f4.di4Hc.: shonidei
Il BGcg| J-rIir., -1oniers. To-. Y rginia ho
l., -, -, - rainis ham large. Lon - -. 'i.'
l6@ = -,- ,Ls,, I'M -c: bulk -d
! a =; IN, ,ae'I ,i,t.r- ioseoIIc. IT.
80 - 80 49, $1,000,
B'sckets gain l-'i. W.
l'i,e u.,p Two stringg. fi-J0; three str.h
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Authoritarian Demonstration in
GyDrus.

LARN1cA. CYPRUe. August ia great
anti-Christian demonstration BIZ occurred
AT the funeral in Beyrout # 1jAi0~lem who
was found murdered. ard who, it wis re-
norreG. was killed by Christians. The Pc
ice sympathized with Tie mob. Many
Christians have led 10 the mountains. y
.core 81 others were arrested. but only ono
was killed. Further disturbances are
fa1rnd
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puu.urIpu1a IRON MARKET.

SrcrSr ~. mig iron. s2J SOC $3.50 /:
Ma mig iron. s.s46Ht24.5a; Srsy Forge ptR
Iron. s22ars22.5O: Bessemer pig iron, 80. NO.
I wrought scrap. szg.51fns3o. -teei-fal srsp.
ends a.. 5O6Ls2t new iron rails AZ mill. 20
new steel rails a. mill. fA1.500fr5o; merchant
bar IRON Z55c-- J,5Hraai Of T0mmerer.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NINE PER CENT. COMPOUND l.
TEKEsr FOR NONEl. ......,-
v-t.rtg riEFIN-IRANt THROWS ~.

O, August. 1861. he NONrHW t-IEhN w
81 II IIFt-lN-iRANCE tOhHASf. n VI
,,n.in I.sllrl Ordinary iife poucr -. .5p' l'r
81 300 an tie ne ~ Mr. ADRIAN LEVY 'oi
rvv Brothorsi. Richmond. VI. .t..,,
During me twenty-pne y,+.fs ne y - 10 Ia
g., y,ca fvyelyn III Als dvilruds have Nr'h A.bns'.
=. nurchase permanent tdditionM lns'.l i,, ~
-,,tndrr bslux la,.,i % ro'iire Do preH'uH's III
r''i,'-.i',.. -,gugr.-y Insurance tlr 1nr yew
IN vent ~ heath loiC- Mr.. Levy Aeiis All e'-
eglVe-- AL. AZ fqE ~
Ninninl"t p.-'5 -, ,ii gt,teu,l f.,vl 50 0o
49,, - ,h,,,,. .........f i.tlJ -
tff. oaVnrnts during the enAfe pfrin" a. 80
com ooundtd y . yer cent. aih"hit l'' 49,
leaving Az exce,t of-....'---'' ...' ~
overall his premiuns eomp"nni'eh ar p'' ''''
l.-t,l,. lnsus.tnce for tFpniy-oHs a4li1. ,,..t
Nr wv has ance taken uut 1lIr 'iY.l TT -
,,,.,,te- I'm ne NORTIfA f@ftRN 'ti TT Al.
F,r f-trti,er luf .rulitian- tl tff'sA 800
4"' lgNN y. 4 AIRY state Azcn.-
Richmond. "a.
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