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THE WAR IN CHINA.
Admiral Cesrbecs Movements o rders
Asninss French War Vessels.

tBy cable TO the Dispatchl
SHANGHAI, August 30.-AIl the French
have left Canton. IL Is now asserted that
Admiral Courbet left Min river with the In
IGNITION Of going to Canton. Chinese mill
tary commanders everywhere have received
Imperial orders TO attack all French war
ships and merchant vessels which attempt
10 enter leading treaty ports. Those in port
now have been ordered to depart immedi-
aiely. kilograms from the Chinese Govern
ment lines are not accepted unless written
In English.
7REAchKRY ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN THE
CAUSE OF TIE DEFEAT OF THE CHINESE.
LONDON. August 30.-The Pail Mol Ga
fdfe says: There is not the slightest
foundation for the report that China wishes
TO come TO an agreement with France.
The Chinese consider Chow affairs rs
an act OF treachery on the part OF Admiral
Courbci. who took advantage OF the per-
mission accorded the war-ships OF friendly
Powers TO enter the Chinese ports. The
barbarity Of continuing TO fire hours after
the Chinese vessels had ceased is the cause
for intense excitement against the Euro
peans.
GOVERNMENT TRIBUTE AT THE SUCCESS or
IT'S SOLDIERS.
PARIS, August 30.-General Millott has
asked 10 he relieved Of the command OF the
French forces in Tonquin on the ground
oil ill-health. The Government has con.
sented to this. and has appointed General
Briere de Isle to succeed him.
Admiral Pcyron, Minister Of Marine, has
received the following dispatch from Adj
mira Courbet:
min Rirer, Friday, August go
+. M.-Thanks for the expression OF salts
faction on the part OF the Government. L
cannot too warmly praise the officers and
crews. Operations in Min river have been
concluded. They were attended with COM
plcte success. All the batteries along the
river have been destroyed, and most OF the
canron exploded with gun-c cotton. We
were obliged to leave some intact. because
the men, in order 10 reach them, would
have been exposed TO q heavy musketry
fire, 10 which no reply would have
been possible. All our ships left Min river
to-day. and several OF them have already
reached the Malson Anchorage. shall
arrive there tomorrow with the Duquay
and the Trouin. The latter has served as
ny flagship since Monday. Our losses
during the week are ten Killed Including
one ofiiccr) and thirteen seriously and
tvonly-eight slightly wounded. In MIN
gan and kinpai channels there were several
casomatcd batteries. Two Of these were
clad from twelve TO thirty centimetres
thick. with plates 81 shect-iron bolted to-
gethcr. The calibrcs Of the Chinese guns
ranged from fourteen TO twenty-one cent?
melToS.'
Prime Minister Ferry has sent the follow
ing telegram 10 Admiral CouIbet:
"Thc country which hailed you as the
victor at Sontav is now your debtor for an
other deed Of arms. The Government OF
the Republic i happy TO express the ma
tons gratitude 10 your admirable crews
and their glorious leader
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
stocks Dali and ssrens-LouIsviiie and Nash.
VILE Raided-Thc Market Closes higher,
.-,,h auvius for Europe nm Account.

NEW YoRK, April 30.-stocks to-day have
been dul! and strong. At the opening
there was an advance OF 1 10 2, trunk lines
being the most conspicuous In the rise on
the offcial denial OF the report that the
Grand Trunk had Withdrawn from the
trvnk. lines pool. Louisville and Nashville
was Iaided down from 80 to 25s on unfa-
vorable reports concerning the company.
Other active shares fell of to II In SYM
patby. Later the market hardened, aud
The bears becoming alarmed at the strength
exhibited attempts 10 cover, Inns resulted
in a steady advance throughout the entire
list, with Union Pacific as the speciai Tea,
tnre. This stock moved up points, ana
closed at 49A. The advance in other sct'Ve
shares ranged from ! TO Ii, the rise due to
favorable crop reports, which brought III
orders for long account. Foreign bankers
were also buyers OF the general list LOT h,''
ropean account. Compared with last nights
closing, prices are l to q higher. except
Louisville and Nashville, which Is lower
The sales OF stocks for the week were
1,SsT, $50 shares, an increase OF 10J,3l9
over the previous week. Sales to-day,
l96, 600 shares.
AoOn. Stocks lower. Money, Dab per
cent. Exchange-Long. 4S3a4S34; short,
4s4ia4sj. Governments quiet. States STEADY.
Ereninq. 1891. Money, ~
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances-Goiu'
S126.945; currency, sl2,736. Governments
firm; per cents. 1909 per cents,
1888. State bonds quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31

by Telegraph 70 she Disp@eehI
New YORK. August 30.-To-day was the
first day Of the fall meeting at Sheepshcad
Bay. The weather was clear but sultry;
the track very heavy; attendance large.
First races-five furlongs. all ages
Eachus won; Jim Rennish second, Miller
third. Time, los.
Second race-sweepstakes, three-year-
olds penalties and allowances, seven fur
longs-Louisette won; Tom Martin second,
Tattoo colt third. Time, 1885.
Third race selling race, one mile ana
three furlongs-Tolu won by neck /;
Hartford second, Tilford third. Time,
1884.
Fourth iace-autumn stakes. two-year-
olds, three quarters Of mile-Bush filly
won: st. Augustine second, Saltpetre
third. Time, l:21.
Fifth race-Great Falls selling sweep
stakes, all ages, one mile and one furlong--
Greystone won easily by q length; Little
fred second, Saunterer third. Time, 2:O24.
Sixth race--steeplechase over the fuli
course, the winner to be sold at auction
Miss Monsley won by four lengths, Ranger
second, Wooster third. Time, 2:02.
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Sfreet-Cars for broadway.

TBY Telegraph 10 the DlspaIcn.I
NEW YORK, August 30.-The Board OF
Aldermen recently passed a resolution Civ
ing the Broadway Surface railroad the
right to run street-cars on Broadway. The
sum Of S1,OOO,oO0 had previously been Of
tered by another company for the fran
chise. Mayor Edison vetoed the resolution.
and an Injunction was obtained restraining
the Aldermen from passing the measure
over the veto. Late last evening dissolu-
ton OF Injunction was obtained, and at 9
O'Clock this morning the Aldermen met,
passed 4 resolution over the Mayors veto,
and adjourned. Few, excepting them
selves, knew that the meeting was to be
held. and the Comptroller did not receive
The usual notification that il was to be held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31
THE FIELD OF POLITICS.
HExpRicxs IN TIE cAMpAioN.
visited By an CHA Dciegatiea- The SItua-
sicm IN that state.


An Indianapolis telegram Of the 10th
says: A delegation Of prominent Demo-
Gratis Of Butler county, Ohio, headed by the
Hon. James T.. Campbell, member Of Con-
Sress; the Hon. James Il. Neal ex-Speakcr
d the Legislature, State senator George +.
Elliot, and ID. h. Sanders, Mayor OF Ham,
ilton. arrived IN the city at noon to-day,
coming by special over the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Indianapolis railroad. There
were about fifty gentlemen in the party. IN.
Guiding prominent members OF the Hamilton
bar. The object OF their visit was 10 make
= personal call on the Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks, and 10 invite him To deliver
speech at Hamilton the latter part OF Sep
tomber. The delegation was met at the
Union station by Chairman T.. Henderson,
81 the State Central Committee, and other
Democrats. and escorted 10 the Bates
House. where tbs party was entertained.
The delegation called upon MIR. Hendricks
informally at 3 O'Clock, and he consented
20 visit Hamilton on Saturday. September
Goth. senator voorhees, was also invited.
Congressman Campbell says: 1--WE shall
also cal on Mr.. Mcdonald, who IL q native
"a Butler county. in whom we feel warm
local interest, and for whom We have
strong admiration"
In reply 10 queries touching the political
outlook in Ohio. Mr.. Campbell said We
shall carry the State. don't think there
is any doubt Of Il, although the election
promises 10 be close. We carried 1t two wears
ago. when there was not = full vote polled.
md did the same last year with full
vote. Our party Is well organized and in
splendid condition for the contest. Out
side Of Cincinnati. think the Germans
will he on our side more generally
than before. The Republicans claim to be
receiving many acceSsions from the
Irish population, but | imagine they
arc oyorestimsting the help they will
receive from this source. ! live IN one OF
The strong irish wards OF Hamilton. and
have GOOD facilities for ascertaining the
feeling. There Is some GOODNESS toward
Cleveland, bu. Of the six or seven lrishmen
know 81 who will not vote for him thele
IL not one willing 10 support blaine. They
.re actively At work for the state ticket, to
maintain their standing in the plrty.
There NAY be some who will not vote at all
i'm November. The outlook was never 50
favorable in presidential year for Demo
cratic success
Mr. Hendricks makes his first speech oil
The campaien In this city tomorrow night.
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Has England Considered Her
Strength?
10y cable to Ihe Dispatch. ]

10y IHWIE I3I7FIFtNI''I
PAms. August SO.-La Repu5lique Fran
taiSe says that the mission OF Lord North
brook and General Lord WolSeley to
Egvpt Is a challenge TO Europe and the
public assumption that England has eNclu-
sIyc power in Egypt. elias England con-
,idered her strength" the paper asks,
.bcfore taking SO grave a stepy" 1t is
to De noted that Egypt formed the sub
stance Of the recen. conference at Narzin
Jetween Prince Bismarts and Baron De
Courcel the French Ambassador to Ger
fnlnX.
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a Young Woman's Attempted Re
yeugc on "a Russian officer.

Ky cable 10 the Bl-pltch.l
ODESSA. August 30.-Thc details OF the
attempted shooting, few days ago. OF Col
oucl KatanSky. Chief OF Gems d'Armes, in
this city. which have hitherto been sup
pressed. have now become public. The
motive leading the young woman. Maria
Kalinsnaia. to attempt tho desperate deed
was desire for revenge. Colonel Katan-
sky bad sentenced her brother, who was a
member Of the Revolutionary Society, to
penal serytude for life. The girl entered
Colonel Kaiansky's private room, and
twenty minute, later drew revolver from
her pocket and fred pOint-blank at the Of
ficcr. The bullet grazed his ear. and be-
fore She could fire again Colonel katanskv
seized the weapon and Immediately placed
the Young woman under arrest.
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Lnte weather Report.

T~TNI1a1 NIIgTAH 10 VTf DT'Td0'H'I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., August 3l-I:f0 Il.
M.-For the Middle Atlantic States, Occa-
.iona rains and partly cloudy followed by
clearing weather lin west portion. variable
winds, brisk and occasionally high on coast,
nearly stationary temperature, higher ba-
rometer.
For the South Atlantic States, threatening
weather and local rains, followed by clear
ing weather in the west portion. variable
winds generally southwesterly, and brisk
on Carolina coast, nearly stationary tem-
persture, higher barometer.
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Nnkiiington Items.
iBy telegraph to the Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, August 30.-Cblef Clerk
Peacock, OF the Bureau OF Medicine and
surgery Of the Navy Department, APP
pointed to succeed Carrigan, indicted for
malfeasance, has resigned.
The Acting Secretary OF the Treasury Ia,
issued notice that the importation OF old
rags from. foreign countries would be pro-
bibited three months from September Isl.
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Damaging Rain In Massachusetts.

lBy telegraph to the Dispalch.I
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. August 30.-lt
rained until II O'Clock last night-eighteen
hours continuously. There is great damage
on the roads. The new bridge at Grey
lock is carried away. Every bridge Is
cone between Roadsboro' and Stanford,
w., and $4,000 damaee is done to the
road. Near Beaver, two miles from here,
the river ran in over the road a distance Of
sixty rods. A large gang OF men are re-
pairing II this morning. Travel i de-
layed on the Troy and Boston road by a
WashOut at North PownaI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31
Enilurea.

TBy tcIeRrapn % the DIspatch,I
NEW YORK, August 30.-The following
parties have made assignments: EDer
brewing Company, Quincy. H.; L. n.
sale, general sore, Ada, Va, 10 Benjamin
Rutledge; {. w. Hamlin, boots and shoes
Tiflin, Olio; ID. S. llendrick, queensware'
Nashville, 10 James Orr; J. l. thinner
man a Brother, general store, Buchanan,
Va. liabilities, S0,000i assets, $4,000.
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A DYNAMITE SCARE.
A Mysterious-Loo Package in Hotel
Causes a Sensation.
IphiIahnIr,hl, Yress

lPniladeIpnla fresS'l
A chambermald employed in the Peabody
Hotel. Ninth street near Locust, found q
mysterious.l looking package in the room OF
departed guest. There was nothing
about the article to indicate that IL contain
ed anything OF dangerous character. but
the girl got an idea into her head that II
contained dynamite. She reported her dis
coyery to the proprietor OF the hotel, and
he laughed at the suspicious employee. He
tore the paper Of the article, but he had no
sooner done this than he discovered some
thing that also aroused his suspicion. 1t
was n green, bottle-shaped can, carefully
sealed at the top. He reported the matter
TO the police. Lieutenant Moore. Of the
barber police. was detailed to make an in
vestigatiOn. He boldly took the case to
headquarters, when the Lieutenant broke
the seal and an odor OF liquor greeted his
nostrils. The casing simply contained a
glass tumbler. which had evidently been
used rs a whiskey-flask.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST so, 1854.
ARRIyFD.

Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New YORK, merchan-
disc and passengers. &. ". Alien 90 aeen,,.
steamer wyoming. -, Philadelphia merchsn-
Schooner John n. Converse, Bryant, kennebec,
ice, J. e. smith lee Company. -.
schooner Annie May, Collins bai'imore' u 'oaa
Schooner Mary Price, Rhes, TIayre dc Grace.
coal, ;. L. Ls,hrop.
Brig Eureka tIr.). Ross. san Juan do N9ris'
-four. HaxaI- Creushaw Company; vessel, j.
Vaughan. -
s,eouar Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. tnifci states
mail. mercbandise. aud passengers, l.. Is Tstum'
sgCut. 49,, ,,.,,
manuiactsrng-irOn. Ir~i.Rar company. pig
iron j, y. Gordon. agent; vessel. curtis Plrker.
schooner Annie Ainse. McAndrnws, Perth
Amboy, rallroad-tics, N0ryell, Lease Co.; YES
schooner Fomr Sisters Bumker, Bayonne. s;av,s,
Chesapeake and OHIO railway; vessel, Curtis 4
Parker. $500, ,,., ,,,,.,o,
nj ia poplar wood; vessel. Curtis Parker.
schooner l.. \. Roso. Nansant Chickihominy
river. 10 load poplar wood for Philadelphia 'es-
schooner H. 4 Hunt. Bucsaloo Bcrmuia Hun
dred To load poplar wood for fhiladelpbia; Ses-
SchSoncr Amelia g. ireland, Gale, Turkey
Island. To load wood tor New lork
schooner &. -. IoihroO. snow, BOSTON. coal,
Che Sapcake and Ohio railway vessel, currie Co.
PORT OF NFwPORT's NEWS, AUG. 80, 1884.
fly TclcTaph.l
ARRIVED.
steamship George Appold, Foster, Providence,
and sailed Ter West Point. M, p.,.,
steamship Richmond, Cr0ssman. West foint,
and sailed for New ork
SAILED.
steamship Fenholmc tiirl. Mcheil Antwerp,
] ! 1850 bushels Of wheat
>chooucr r M,rwin, stiles, Shooters island n.
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TrancO-Chincse Affairs.

TBN NIWIE "
PARIS, August 30.-A meeting OF The eX-
IRENE left was held to-day. II was de"ided
to present protest to President Greyy
against the non-cOnyocation OF the Cham
Der to meet in special session at this june
tuIe OF affairs.
The French naval divisions OF China and
Tonquin will hcnccforth form only one
squadron. rhe Nationalist states that Adj
miral Courb,t has full powers to operate
against China.
The UEirsrS has a special dispatch from
Hong Kong. which says: The French mis-
sionaries have been officially expelled from
there. The Chinese have suppress ;ed an
uprising which menaced the Christians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31
Cotton keceiptS.

lBy telegraph to the Dlspsieh.l
MEMPHIS, August 30. For the year end.
ing to-day, Memphis has received i50,OH
bales OF cotton. The total value oil the
years receipts IL s3,S00.O00. Home con-
sumption this year Is 2,2O6 bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31
Ant..se,ni,ie Riot i'm Russia.

by cable L. the Dispatch.l
ST. PETERSBURG, August 30.-AnotheT
outbreak against the Jews has occurred,
this time at Dubroyitza. near Koyno, in
western Russia. An anti-Semitic mol
Wl'aged twelve shops and twenty houses.
Many Jews were wounded during the riot,
and one woman was killed. The police
and clergy were powerless to quell the dis
tuI-ancc.
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onds. The circumstances were such that
those who remained on the barge saw the
steamboat sink with all on board without
being able 10 assist them. The boat lies In
fourteen feet Of water. and will be total
loss. She was built in Pittsburgh three
years ago at q cost OF $4,000. When the
ropes broke the wind drove the barge
ashore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31
Cholera Notes..

ICY cable 10 the Dl'iAlch'I
PARIS, August 30.-At Marscilles there
were fifteen deaths from cholera during the
twcntv-four houIs ending al 9 o'clock to-
night. No deaths from disease occurred
at T0ulon to-day.
MARsEILLys. August 30.-Report Of the
rayages Of cholera in the southern depart
montS Of France for the last twenty-iOllr
hours: IIerault, 3 deaths; Gard. | death I;
Aude. t deaths; Eastern Pyrenees, 5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31
The I.oss Of the Belmont.

!liy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CINCINNATI, ONO. August 30.-The COM
mercidt' Gdzefte's special from EVaIsvllle
says that one OF the survivors OF the steamer
Belmont states that passengers on the boat
were terror-stricken some tine before tue
accident occurred, and when the boat &C
tualiy capsized II was all over IN a few see
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s,eamer Burned at Havana.

10y cable 10 the Dispatch.
HAVANA, August 30.-Thc steamer City
Of Merida took fire in the harbor here yes
terday aud was completely destroyed, to-
gcthcr with all her cargo. The latter con-
sisted Of LOO bales OF hemp and 1000
in silver from Vera Cruz. and Oh bales OF
tobacco and j37 bags OF sugar, which were
shipped here for New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31
INpLAYA IND ILLiNOIS.
Oaice Holders for Blaine, Other Republicans
ApatheuC or AvcTse.

4 Washington special says: The fol-
loving j. from r gentleman well-kuoWn
m official and political circles in New York
STATE. who has alwsyS been an ardent, ac-
live Republican. snd whose opinion is not
biased in the slightest by personal prefer
,Ycc>. His summary Of observations made
during the past three weeks Is therefore the
more valuable - II Is most reliable:
have been making hurried trip through
rlrt. II Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois. and
fouud nearly eyerybody talking or willing
To- talk about the coming election. Nuch
conclusions ~ il seems possible 10 max
concerning the present condition oi the
canvas, IN those states may be summed NJ
IN ilu> wsy:
Those members Of the Republican party
who hold Federal or state offices. or are
oihtIwise actively engaged IN politics, are
almost 10 a man faithful 20 the party noml-
nations. although 4 surprising number oi
them admit that sturdy Arthur was their
fT>i choice.
Those Republicans whose livelihood :
obtained from private occupations ana
whose political activity goes further than
voting At general elections. are almost To 4
man aVerse 20 Blsine. some will vote for
him in the END. out Of regard for supposed
consistency. Others Will abstain from
voting. and plurality will vote for Cleye-
land. They would all have voted for
Arthur. aud the most Of them would. IN
addition, have taken some sctiye interest
in his canvas.
GtRHiys AGAINST BLAINE.
The German Republicans are almost SOL
idly against Blaine, and this is such m
sls-rning feature THAI a very sctive but
strictly quiet crusade Il carried on through
host II small German politicians Tho tell
their dupes that Carl Schurz hiss been
bough, FOR great price in cash 70 sell the
German vois in the West to the Democratic
InrtY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31
Another Arctic Exploring Party.

I''t 0'I'NI'III ID 1IIO f1''fIEE''''I :
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August 3O.-t Is
reported that Chief Engineer Melville viii
ask for leave OF absence for two years TO
take command OF the Arctic expedition TO
start next fall by way OF Franz Josefs
Land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
sultry, and showery.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. VI, ~ {;
A. d.. so; noon, 81; z. NJ, 90; p.
~. s.; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature. SO 30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-31
DOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
SUITS.

Il ~
IT'S \ PLEASURE TO SAY WE ARE READY
TODAY. DURING THE PAST THREE WEEKS
WE HAVE BEEN BUSY ARRANGING AND
MARKING OUR BOYS AND CHMDREN's
STOCK FOR FALL WEAR. 1T Is now COM
PLETE IN EVERY DETAIL. wEARE SHOW
ING DOUBLE THE VARIETY OF STYLES
WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. THE Chill
DREN'S SUITS RANGE IN PRICE FROM So
TO $50 A SUIT. THE BOYS SUITS FROM IS
TOs25A SUIT. CHILDREN'S FALL OVER
COATS FROM s4TOsIO. BOYS FALL OVER
COATS FROM IS TOA5. SURELY A GOOD
RANGE OF PRICES TO SELECT FROM
YOUTHS AND MEMS SUITS FOR FALL
WEAR ARE ARRIVING DAILY.
FALL OvERCOATs-THE STOCK Is COM
PLETE.
WE ARE SHOWING TO-DAY A LINE OF
REGULATION KNIGHTS TEMPLARS COATS,
AND SHALL AT ALL TINES HAVE PULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THEM.
A. SAKS & Co,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING,
1913 MAIN STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
Tau 26l
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WINES. LIaUORs.&e.
To LOVERS OF
ENGLISH PALE ALE
VIZ RECOMMEND
aBURKE's- LIGHT SPARKLING PALE ALE
As THE FINEST ENGLISH ALE
BOTTLED.
REFRESHING, INvIGORATING, AND CON-
SHUTTING AN APPETIZING TONIC,
WHILE SLIGHTLY srIMU-
LATINO.
EASY OF DIGESTION.
EDWARD & JOHN BURKE,
Dublin and Liverpool,
PRoPRIEroRs OF
BURKES RED-HEAD BRAND OF STOUT.
A FULL ASSORTMENT ON HAND AT
DAVENPORT A MoRRIs's.
~ le-sm Richmond. Va.
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steady and unchanged at of.io. Sugar un'
changed. -
MILWAUKEE.

- - W = "
MtLwArxxs. August S0.--Flour uu-
changed. wheat steady; No2 Milwaukee,
cnsh. August. and September, ne. Corn
scarce and firm; No. 2. sac: Oats nrmcr;
No. 2, 2sa2sic.; No. ., white, s1aSNc'
provisions lower. Mess pork: slI; 70 sssn.
september, and October. Lard-inme
steam. e,.35 cash and September. swcsE
pIckIed hams firm at f2ai2sc. Hogs s'eaoy
at s5. 30as6.50.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NV York. August 30. Cotton.Gross
receipts, 80 bales. Futures closed cay
sales, $4,000 bales; september, slo.ess
siO.s3; October. s10.5sasl0.59; Novem-
Der, SfO.45aslO.i6; December, slo.sIs
sl0.4s; January. siO.5sasi0.59; February
si0. 7oaslo.72; March, si0.s2ssi0.sf; April
si0.s4aslo.95; May. Sii.o3asii.oI; june
si1.lGasil.ls.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.I
AUGUST 29.--Best hand-picked. n. 81.
and &c. q b.; other grades. 3a3sc. y n.
Sales, - bags at &c. per n. Market very
quiet. and few sales made during the week.
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News Prom Gcnerai Gorion.
10y cable 70 ibe Dispals

Iby cable W tbe Dispatcb'J
CAIRO, August 30.--Coionei Kitchener has
received more letters from General Gordon
stating that he and the garrison are well
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WEEKLY Rank STATEMEN

NEW YORK. August 30.-The weekly
statement OF the associated banks shows tue
following changes:
oors increase S 900
Snoc;e decrease - $1,000
ooai tenders decrease. 5i3,2O0
Deposits decrease. ............. 3V-'lVD
r,rcnI,tion decrease . 2i.60O
Reserve decrease 5i9.11j
The banks now hold s3l, llO.3I5 N eN'
cess Of legal requirements.