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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Augr

NEW YORK. August %. 1883.
The share market opened with "a decided pres
sure to sell and prices declined rapidly. New Jer-
sey Central was the feature. and fell of from 81 I
TO 79s. Reading sold down 2. to 40. The weak
ness was due t. reports that the Reading was In
proved to be without foundation) and 70 rumors
that Philadelphia was selling. Oregon Trnscon-
tinental, Northern Pacific, Lachawanna, and Lou
svllle and Nashville were also heavy. After the
first sharp break the market was feycrish but quiet.
shortly before J.. NJ. 4 firm tone SET in, specull-
ton became strong. and prices moved up 4 TO rs.
Denver advanced 10 26is on reports that the COM
pany had secured president The highest prices
Of the day were made in the last hour of business.
As compared with last nights closing. stocks are i
TO IL higher, except Central Pacific. Northwest,
Lake Shore, Missouri Pacific. Jersey Central. Read
ing. and the Northern Pacific, which are \ to II
lower. In specialties American Gable declined =,
10 81: Manhattan Elevated l9s, to 39b: Manhat-
tan Beach Ia. to 49, Oregon s. 10 100; and II.
Louis and san Francisco preferred q. To Az. The
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph rose i. to l4u4.
and Chesapeake and ONO D. TO Is. New Jersey
Central lent at 1872. Northern Pacific common
and New York Central ut LEA. Louisville and
Nashville and Northern Pacific preferred fiat. and
other active shares ut lN2 for carry Ing In rail-
way mortgages Denver cOnsols advanced from "A
10 II, Denver and Rio Grlnde Western frsts from
50 TO 62k, and Texas racihc Rio Grande dyi-
sOnJ from II To 758. Erie new second cOnsOls
fell of from % To 81 and rallied to 9l4; Texas
Pacific incomes sold down 10 Soy Transactions
aRgr egated $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-VIrHnia 6's, console
dated. 37k. p1st-due coupons, 40 new l0-4Os,
BIZ: new IS. ok. Bid to- day
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Excitement Over the James Trial.
LIVES OF PROMINENT CITIZENS, WITNESSES
THE CASE. THREATENED.
IRv falegra nh IN the Dispatcll.

LIVES OF PROMINENT CITIZENS, WITNESSES IN
THE CASE. THREATENED.
IBy telegraph to the Dispaiclll
GALLATIS, Mo-, August 23.-This COM
munity was thrown into high state OF en-
element last night by the fact becoming
known that two Of the most prominent
citizens of Gallatn, fairfield Davis and
Alexander Irving, who are witnesses in
the james trial. had received threaten
Ing notes through the post-ofiice. Both
men were active in their efforts to cap
ture the murderers OF Captain Shulls In
1869, and took part In the pursuit and
had a running fight with the James
party at the residence OF Mrs. Sam
ucls. The notes were dropped into the
post-ofiice yesterday. They were written
by the same hand, and run thus: "You
better be careful about your evidence
against Frank james. A friend" These
notes aroused strong feeling OF indigna-
ton among the citizens, many regarding
the action as a cowardly system OF intimi-
dating the witnesses, while the theory OF
James's friends is that the notes were writ
ten by his enemies to excite public senti-
ment against him. One thing Is ISSUED: the
witnesses for the State cannot be intimidated
by such course. 1t was claimed last
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

AUGUST -Beeres.-Only two carloads ar
rived; no trading 10 beei-catte. Dressed beef
firm but slow ut l09kc. q n. for city slaughtc
Ell native sides 3 ia nc. for Texas and Colorado
do: and 7Msigc. tor western dressed. Exports of
live stock and fresh meats to-day were S43 i've
cattle 1872 quarters Of beef 259 live sheep. and
34l carcasses Of mutton. Private cable adyiccs
from Liverpool to-day quote American refrigers-
tor beef dull at lie. r ~.
Cdires.-Receipts. 50 head. Steady at 4d5c. pei
n. for ordinary to good grassers and buttermilA
calves, and 656 SIC. for yeals Dressed veals sold
fairly at lOR6l24c. per d.; dressed bnitermilh
calves ut 6SG74c.
Sheen anil Ldmbs.-Recepts, o carloads. Oh
I.SI3 head. No important change in selling val
ues but IA shade better feeling. Reported sales in-
clude poor 10 good sheep at n4m5.c. per De- and
common % choice lambs az 4.Gt6.c.
Hogs-Reeeipts. 23 carloads, or 2,6s4 head
None for sale alive. NOminally steady AZ .5.25@
So q 100 fts.-JOursdl If Commerce.
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Two Men SaffOcated I'm u Well.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August 22.-This
morning two men met with horrible
death six miles from this city. John Nc
Claim had been digging well. and hired Il
Young man named George Quinn TO help
finish 1t. The two men went 10 work this
morning. Quinn going 10 the bottom Of the
well. He had been digging only few
minutes when he fell over. McClain went
10 his assistance, but before he could reach
him was also overcome. There were no
other persons about the place except little
children. Before the neighbors could be
summoned both men were dead. Alexan-
der Nelson was let down by rope, but
was drawn up Immediately almost dead.
The two bodies were finally brought UP by
means OF hooks. Quinn was unmarried.
Mccain leaves u widow and children.
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Severe Hail-StOrm at the Healing
Springs.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
HEALING SPRINGS, VA, August pa
most severe hail-storm visited this place at
1890 O'Clock to-day. Dense black clouds
came up from the West, accompanied by
peals of thunder and vivid lightning. a
fierce wind broke several trees and filled
the air with d{briS. The feature of the
storm, however, was a shower OF hail
stones, the smallest Of which was larger
than an ordinary filbert. The air was de-
lightfully cooled by the storm.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. august q, 1883.
No material change IN prices or offerings since
last week.
SUN-CURED.
Lugs S46S7; medium, S7.50@S9; good. 500
S1z: and fine. s25MS59. several hOgsheads have
been sold at S3pM $50.
DARK TOBACCO.
LugS.-Dark, s4GS5 good. $3.50.
LeGG-Common, $1,000 $500; GOOD, 81 50M
SO; fine sl0@sl5.
BRIGHT T0BACCO-MANUFACT TURING.
SmokerS-Common. SS.5OmslO.50; medium
4l2@Sl3; good. sl35Ons1G fine, sl6@17;
fancy, sl9Ms22.
FItIerS.-New lug filters. from S5 TO 81; com
mon, sl0@sl2: mcdium, sl3@sl4; good,
sl56Si6; fine. Sl70$ls.
Wrappers. - I ommon. sl9GS24: medium, S2J
mS30: good, $3.50 $40; tine, si5@s53; fancy,
5000 S65.
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MOnOpOlistic Franchises-The Cigar
Makers and Tenement Houses.

NEW YORK, August 23.-Charles Frede-
rick Adams, Brooklyn lawyer, appeared
before the Senate Sub Committee on Labor
and Education to-day. He said present
absolute dependence on wages should he
prevented by restricting mOnopolistic fran
chises. Such franchises should be given
for fixed terms; at the end of which they
should be thrown open to competition.
AT the session OF the Federation of Or
ganized Trades and Labor Unions this
morning resolution was adopted re-
questing the Legislative Committee Of Fed
Grafton to support cigar-makers in their
fight TO secure an enforcement OF the law
passed by the last New York Legislature
prohibiting the manufacture of cigars in
tenement houses
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nightthat the attorney forthe defence would
take full time for challenging jurors. and
that the jury would not be completed I'M
Friday morning. Hence the court will
simply meet to-day and adjourn Tin FRI
day. A meeting OF James's counsel was
held late last evening, at which the anonv-
nous letters to DAVIS and Irving were BIT
terly denounced as a trick on the part OF
James's enemies to excite popular opinion
against him, and disclaiming the idea that
such methods emanated from friends of
their client.
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MonmOufh.Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, n. j., August 23. -
First race handicap sweepstakes for al
ages, one mile and three furlongs-was
won by Ella: Wandering second, and
Priam third. Time, 2:2l3.
The second race-tbree quarters Of o
mile, for two-yeaT-olds-wa won by HUI.
ron by four lengths in front Of EccoIa.
Time, 1:l9l. These two were the only
starters.
Third race-frec handicap sweepstakes,
one and one-eighth mileS-Amazon won
easily; Euclid second; John Henry, the
favorite, several lengths behind. Time.
1:5Sl.
Fourth Tace-purse OF $500. for two
vear-olds, selling allowances, three quar-
tiers OF a mile-Blue Bell won handily
Eclat, the favorite, second; Turk third.
Time, LII.
Fifth race-purse $500, selling allow
anceS. one mile-Valusa won by short
length Battledore second, Antrim third.
Time, 1:43i.
Sixth race-handicap steeple chase,
purse $500, one and half miles, over six
hurdles-Rochester won after hot con-
test: Buster second, Bally third. Time,
1:253.
The York Meeting.
LONDON, August 23.-At the York Au-
gust meeting to-day the race for great
Yorkshire stakes for three-year-olds was
won by Osian; Chisehurst second, Lads
las Qate Clewer) third. There were six
starters. At the start betting was nine to
two against OSsian, eleven to eight against
Chislehurst, and seven to two against La
dislas. Ossian won by neck. There
were two lengths between Chislehurst and
Ladislas.
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Couldn't Meet Their Contracts.

By telegraph 20 the DisDatcb.I
New YORK, August pa. l.. Jones d
Co., 81 New street, announced at the New
York Mining and National Petroleum En-
change and at the New York Petroleum
Exchange their inability to meet their con-
tracts. About 200, 900 barrels Of oil were
closed out for their account.
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AUGUST 22.-in western leaf there l. a fair
business i'm lugs at generally steady prices. The
exporters are looking around. and IL Is believed
that moderate business has been done on Reggie
account. Virginia leaf Is quiet. more because
buyers are unwilling 10 meet the firm figures asked.
southern holders being very confident. Seodlcaf
Is taken I'm moderate way by the home trade at
generally steady prices Sales OF 800 hos heads
kentucky leaf at 7al4c.: 900 cases 1882 Penn
sylyania on private terms SOC cases isS2 Wis
cOnsln Havana at l2Ml5c.: L o eases 1882 New
England ut 60 zoe; 200 bales Havana at S3c.6t
SI.2O.-JOurHqi If Commerce.
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The KnightsI TemplarIin San Fran
ciscO-ElectiOn Of Officers.

DJ DI5I'drCH'I
SAN Francisco, CAL, August 23.-The
Knights Templar to-day elected the fol-
lowing officers: Grand Master, Robert
+. Withers, OF Virginia, Deputy Grand
Master. Charles Reome, OF New York /;
Generalissimo, John u. S. Goblin, of
Pennsylvania; Captain-General, Hugh
McCuddy, Of Michigan; Senior Warden,
j. Larue Thomas, Of Kentucky; Junior
Warden, George c. Perkins, Of California.
The Treasurer and Recorder were re-
elected. The ceremonies incident to the
Inauguration OF the Garfield monument
will take place tomorrow, which has been
declared State holiday.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LINE-NTOLk MhRkET.

AUGUST 2O.-Priccs this week ranged rs follows
B,ef C'dffie.-Nery best. Sc: good 10 extra. go
&c: medium or good fair quality, 33M3%c.; com
mon 2SG3c.
H0gS.-7i ds &C., net, for prime to choice; heavy
prime 5 .c..net.
Msep.-3kM4 .c.
Ld0ibS.-4M54c.
.Viich COlrs.-s20MS45.
VedlS.-S50 sl0 per head.
Buiks.-3aM4r.
About 2l5 head Of beef cattle. PIP hog. and
303 sheep ana lambs were on the market during
the week.
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Thrown from His Horse.

4. W. T.. Butler, son OF Senator Butler,
OF South Carolina, while riding with a
young lady friend at Lancaster Courthouse
on Monday, was thrown from his horse,
which fell upon him, badly crushing him
aud causing conclusion OF the brain. The
attendant physicians have very little hope
OF his recovery. DR.. Butler is graduate
OF the Charleston Medical College, aud
gave promise OF bright career.
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A Physician Shot for Not Answering u
Call.
TBy telegraph to the DispatcI

TROY, n. Y, August 23.-Dr. +. r..
Hudson. OF Hoosick Falls, was shot and
probably fatally injured this morning by
Charles Osterhandt, OF the same village.
DR.. Hudson was Osterhandt's family ply
sican, and upon bis refusal TO obey Oster-
handt's demand that he should go TO his
house and visit the latter's wife, who Is an
invalid, Osterhandt fired two shots at him,
one bullet lodging in his spine. Osterhandt
escaped.
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Another Negro school Trustee.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, August 23.-The
Mahoneite Council this evening elected
Samuel Harris (colored) school trustee
over w. II. L. Morelock. Harris was
nominated by an asylum employee. 1t was
admitted by an asylum official that it was a
political move
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Sexton Boats SchacHer.

10y =
SAN FRANCISCo, August 23.-rhe cush-
ion carom game OF billiards ut the Metro
poltan Temple last evening Of 800 points
for $500 between Sexton and Schaeffer was
won Icy the former. Forty-nine innings
wore played. Schaeffer scored 2S3 points.
Sections best run was 4G and SchaefIer's
80. The time Of the game was one hour
and thirty-iye minutes.
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Jumped Overheard.

BY telegraph 70 INC DIspatch'I
WASHINGTON, August 23.-The Signal
Corps station at Norfolk, Va, reports that
while the brig Florence j. Hudson, bound
from Norfolk TO Demarara, was being
towed out by the tug Martha Helen the
second mate, named Boyd, and a seaman
Jumped overheard between Old Point and
Thimblcs light. The mate was drowned,
but the seaman was saved.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOgaCCO MARKET

AUGUST 21.-The Peorl House sold % hogs
heads , hogshcads Sumncr-Couuty (Ienn) lugs
at s4.S5. $3.50. $500. s42?. aud $3.50 1 hogs
heads SimpsOn-cOunty tugs at S4.75, 81 50. SAB,
and - 20: 4 hOgshcad~ Fentress- 'Ouniy (iCnn.l
leaf At $40. $3.50. S6.35. aud S645: hogs
heads Sumner-county Leaf at S5.4j, Sc. $500. and
500: , hngshcIds LOgan-cOunty le al $3.50.
500, $500, $500. and $40; l hogshcad LC-
gau-county tugs NJ STD COurieT-JOurBdL
Prices AZ other houses ranged the same.
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The Yacht Mystery.

10y Telegraph " INC DIspaICHI
WEST FALMOUTH, MASS, August 23.~
There is now little doubt in the minds Of
those here who are connected with the
members OF the party which sailed on the
yacht Mystery that the yacht has been
wrecked and that all on board are drowned.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, August pa
sunken yacht was discovered yesterday
morning three fourths OF mile east-north-
east OF - Hen and Chickens" near the en-
trance to Buzzard's bay. 1t is supposed to
be the missing yacht Mystery, OF New
Haven.
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AUGUST 21.-At Me fdrois.-B Business opened in
q quiet manner al the local yards yesterday. and
former prices were ruling. Prospects FOR any i'm.
proyement In the order demand from points west
Of the Mississippi at an cary date are not very
natierng-- Times.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, August %. 1888.
Arrived.

Steamer Wyanoke, Hulphcrs. New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers, g.. ". Allen K Co.
steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc, j. ". McCarrck. agent.
SAILEr.
steamer ARIEL. Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers. L.. II. 1atuu I.
suncrintendrnf
Schooner Arthur Burton. Crock EFT, Boston. coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Curtis K Parker.
schooner Nellie " Rokcs. Thompson, York
river. TO load timber for Bath. Maine.
schooner Garret l.. Wright, trOpper. stanford,
bark. 4. Il. Goodman: vessel, Curtis < Parker.
schooner Annie r.. Blackman. Blackman. Perth
Amboy. ties, NOryell, Leakc Co.; vessel, Curtis
x arker.
schooner 4. q. willard, Doughty, New YORK.,
wheat, simpson, Bass x Co.; vessel, GURUS & Par
ker.
Brig Anna. stuart, Rio Grande do sui. nour.
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GAMES ELSEWHERE.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

IBy teIegraphto The DIspaIchJ
Trenton: Actiycs, -; Trentons, >.
Philadelphia: Athletics, Cincinnati,
4.
Baltimore: Baltimores, 10; Eclipse. 3.
New York: Metropoltans, 10; Column
bus, 4.
Brooklyn: Brooklyn, 3; Virginias, 2.
Chicago: Builalos, /; Chicago,3 3.
Detroit: Cleveland, 5; DetroitS, g.
.Pitttburgh: st. Louis, 10; Allegheny, T..
Springfield, Mass. Philadelphia, 0
HolyoLeS. 1.
Wilmington, DEL: Quickstep, ); An
thracite. 10.
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LOUISVILLE MA>uFACTUKED TOBACCO
MARKET.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

medium. ..... neutrality-suspicious.. 32m4u
(Courier-JOurndL
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Both Ends OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad Connected.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

HELENA, Mont, August 23.-Both ends
OF the Northern Pacific railroad were con-
nected yesterday thirty miles west OF Mul-
len tunnel. The golden spike will be SET
on the Sth Of September by President VII.
lard.
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HoRsYoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE, YoR ALco-
HoLisM.-Dr G. s. Ellis, Wabash, Ind,
says: " prescribed II for q man who had
used intoxieants 10 excess for fifteen years,
but during tho last two Years has entirely
abstained. He thinks the Acid Phosphate
IL Of much benefit TO him."
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NEW yoRx PEANUT MARKET.

AUGUST 22.-The iobbing business continues
very fair. aud with the position OF stocks. there -
2 firm lone 10 prices. The quotations are; For
Virginia, l0A10ac. u y. for fancy hand picked
9s6ra4c. for other grades or haDd-D.cked. and
ss@9sc. for farmers goods.-Joaradf If Com
IN
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VHE BEST CURE FOR DISEASES OF
Il THE NERVES, brain, and musc'es'is
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.

MARION, MAss.-Dr. n: ;: Ruggles says" re-
commend Browns Iron Bitters as valued ionic
for enrichIpg the blood and REMOVING ., AL dyspep-
HtiSTsyiILE. AIA.-Dr. j. II. Ridley SAYS
Browns Iron Bitters IS good appetizer and
merits attention from sufferers.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

WE ARE PREPARED NOW, AS
w heretofore, to make
BLANK-BOOKs AND PAPER BOXES
in any style and at any price and at short notice
Orders solicited. BECkWITiI & PARllAM.
au Io-deod&w llO7 Main street
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baseball.
THE vIRGINIAS VS.. THE BROOKLYNs.
TSpnct,1 ,otooran, 20 ,1,o nt,ra,ch

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.
NEW YORK, August 23.-Score-Vir-
ginias, 9; Brooklyns, 5. Earned runs
Virginias, / Brooklyns, 2. The Virginias
scored in the first inning only. The Brook
lyns made run in the second inning, in
the fourth, and in the seventh. Errors
Virginias, 4 Brooklyns. :. Nash made a
home-run. Time Of game, hour and 40
minutpS
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THE TURF.
SarafOxa Raeea
sVSo hsoNtbs
Nv telnnranh In Tho nianatnh

TOY telegraph % The Dspaich.J
SARATOGA, August 23.-The first race
one mile-was won by Mediator. Fellow
play second, Buccaneer third. Time. 1:43t.
second race-sweepstakes for all ages,
TWO miles-was won by General Monroe,
Harry Gilmore second, Nette thii d. Time,
1891.
Third race-three-quarters Of a mile. for
two-year old filles-was won by Toluster,
Economy second. Time, 1:lGi.
Fourth race-three-q quarters OF a mile,
for all agcs-was won by Navarro, Bell Boy
second, kena +. third. Time, 1l6i.
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SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Whlto, 1924 bushels common to
prime at Sill tn $3.50. Red. 5,745 bushels COM
mon 10 prime LOngberry AT Sl.07 % sl.2O; 1900
bushels mixed at SLIP 10 fl.lS; 1882 bushels
common to prime ShOrtberry At S1.O3 to T1.l5.
CORS.-White. $50 bushels common TO prime at
50 to 62c. Mixed. 80 bushels prime at 62c.
OATS.-lSS bushels prime rinter at 4Oc.
RYR.-74 bushels prime at &c.
MEAL.-30 bushels at Csc.
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PORT OF NEwPORT's NEws. AUG. 90, se3.
GBy telegraph

Steamer Luray, SchcrncrhOrn, Norfolk. uci-
chandisc and PASSENGER, hesapcahr aud ONO
Railway Company (and sailed on r,'tbrnl.
steamer Accomac, Dclk. merchandise aud pa
sengcrs, >mthfcli, Chesapeake ana phi" Hallway
Company land sailo0 on return)
steamer Northampton. McCarrick. Nnfton,
merchandise and pas enycrs. Ghe-aTe h. ANA OHIO
Railway Company (and sailed on return
steamer PamlcO, Brakeman. Sm't' i'l1. uer-
chlndise and passengers. Chesapeake ana Dli0
Railway Company land sailed on r'turnl.
Steamship Juniata. I1ggeiL Wet Point, Gu
Dominion steamship Company.
SAILED.
steamship Juniata, Daggctt. New York. merchan-
disc. Ola Dominion steamship COMPANY.
Barkentine John Buglcy. shepherd, Boston,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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We "a instructed 10 OFF, for sale or lease on ae
~ .,ns terms one Of the BEST QUARRfEs
near Richmond, Immediately ON the Richmond
anu Ai'esha"' '"'' n. Is, CHAFFIN a CO..
an ao-w.Fssust Real Estate Agents.
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Flour

Flour We quote: Zine, s3@t3.50; superdne
s3.259s3.75: extra, s4.5O@S5; family, a5G
1850: Patent family. s6ms7.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. August %. 1883.
sALEs-Finsr BoARD.-l0 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at 23a: 500 United States As ut
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NEW YORK suMAC MARKET.
CUlCAGOLUNuEH uaRErr

AUGUsr 22.-Quotcd at $50 for Virginia. an,
s95@sY7.50 for sciiy.--Journai Of Commerce.
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COMMERCIAL.
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. August %, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte, 2,242 bushels. Red, 17,715
bushels.
CoRN.-White, 96s bushels. Mixed. 80 bush
els.
OATs.-I,lS0 bushels.
RYE.-7A bushels.
MEAL-72 bushels.
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BALTIMORE, August 23.-VIrHnia 6's. cOnsOl
dated, 37k. p1st-due coupons, 40; new lO-4Of
BIZ; new SIS jl%. Bid to- day.
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MlLw,UKEs,August 23.-Flour dull and nom-
inal. Wheat puiei and weak SI.Uii cash aud
August. sl.O2f September. Corn lower; Nc. 2,
5lac.; rejected. 46sc. oats nOminally unchanged.
Provisions lower. Mes pork. sl2.l2e cash aud
september. Lard-Prime steam, 1885 cash and
Spotambtr
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