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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Renan In His Native Brittany.

Paris dispatch 10 the London Iime''I
N. Renan, who, except once in 1865, mad
not visited his native Brittany for forty
years, had Il dinner given TO Inn ~ ire
guier Yesterday by some Pari .ian Bretons,
who have a monthly dlnner-gsthefinS III
Paris. NJ. Renan, in short speech,
touched on the deaths OF ms mother, SIS
ter, old servant. and all but one OF his
schoolmasters but spoke OF The town As
almost unaltered. This was also the case
with himself, for even A. boy he had
rheumatism. and his mind mad always
been the same. The little conscientious,
pains-taking pupil, anxious TO please MS
master, was himself all over. Gifted then,
be had acquired nothing since except the
doubtful art OF turning his gifts 10 account,
and it would have been much better to live
and die in solitude. 4 love OF the truth he
had always had; be had sought it regard
less OF sacrifices. and on his tombstone
might b0 inscIib, d, " Eeritdtem diteLi."
In breaking all the ties FOR the sake OF this
pursuit he vas. ssid N. Renan, true
Breton; for the BretOns were an artle,s
race, believing in the true and the good,
and as happy a. kings, with little ideal-
ism, not adapted for making fortunes, but
adapted 10 Obtain something Detter-viz. ::
happiness IN an age Of WEAKNESS Of life;
they thought llfe worth living; were true
sons OF Pelagius, in rejecting origi-
nal sin, and would never make
re.siml,ts or Nihilists. His own mother.
AT eighty-seyen, alter long and painful
raalady. uttered pleasantries an hour before
diving. NJ. Rcnan exhorted his fellow
Bretons not TO change, TO be the moral SAT-
Of the earth amid austcre races, and TO as
regard the rcproach OF being behind ihe,
age. for on their adhesion might depend
the reconciliation OF order and liberty
social organization and justice, q religious
condition giving the soul its ideal alimenl'
without official constraint or superstitlou'
cbimeras. He concluded by giving recipe
for happiness--yiz., the disintcrested pur'
sujt of science, art, human welfare, or thI
country's service. He should Ice de hl
without sadness, for he had fuliy enloyeo
hie; and should die congratulating th'
Young. for life was before them, and lli'
Mas an excellent thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

serious matter for q young girl without Q
friend in London suddenly 10 find herself
turned adrift. To go to any London lodg'
ing-house Of the lower class would be almost
as bad as TO remain without shelter, and
the funds OF poor shop-gIrI rarely allow
her to pay for an expensive apartment.
To remedy this evil the leaders OF tue
Young Women's Christian Association
have established homes for both members
Of the society and others in different parts
Of London end the country, where, for u
small charge, girls can always find shelter
when out OF work in strange place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Governor Ireland Not Arrested.

ILN ItIcIThpI 70 IIt UI'I''''''I
GALVESTON, Ten. August 22.- ne re-
ported arrest Of Goyernor Ireland al iiou'-
ton is false. Governor Ireland, accoihP'-
MED by Hon. Barnett Gibbs, candidate iUr
Lieutenant. Governor. Congressman Wen
born and Miller, together with about one
hundyed delegates 10 the late Convention
arrived at Galveston last evening. MAT
shal Tracy informed representative oil !,
Associated Press that be had no Intention
OF arresting Governor Ireland during III.
attendance upon the State Convention a,
Houston. Tho Marshal has no fears tnat
the Governor will seek to avoid service
Of the warrant. and hence he has selected
another time and place for the arrest oil inc
Governor under Francois's afidayts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Arsenic Instead Of DahinG.Powdcr.

ny iclcgrlUh % lnc Dlsi'Ich'I
INpIAyAPoLIs, August IA dispatch 10
tie ,JCaunq; from ShclhY'ille says: Mr>.
Treecc. residing near that place, prepared
biscuits for breakfast yesterday morning,
and by mistake put arSeni; In The dough
instead Of haking.powder. the poison and
laking.powdcr being kept in the same cup
loard. The entire family, consisting o.
Mr.. Treecc: her grandmother, Mrs. Cells
Victor: and Maud Trcccc, two-year-old
child. partook OF the food. and soon be-
came violently sick. The child died in two
hours. and both q the women are at The
point Of death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
HELPING TIE REPUBLICAN Ms.
The Democratic Campaign Committee Dis
'ributinz Republican Doe uments BY Mis-
fBy telegraph to the lasp,,ch.i

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.i
WASHINGTON, August 2a.-secretary
Post, Of the Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee discovered to-day
that that committee was inadvertently help
ing along the Republican campaign by dis
trif u'ing Republican documents.
The Democratic Committee has been
sending ont as one OF ils principal cam
paign documents speech delivered by
senator VOORHEES, on the imprisonment OF
Mcsweeny, the Irish suspect, by British
officials during the Garfield Administration.
and copies OF these speeches are obtained
lY the Committee by rcqui,ition upon the
senate foldng-room. They are delivered
TO the committee in large quantities
several thousand at time-alreidy
folded and IN wrapptrs. and are
addressed bv the committees employcs AMI
placed in The mails. 1t appears TO have
been The custom OF the committee 10 rclv
altogether upon he integrity ana care OF
the Senate folding room officials and to
mail the documents received by them
without examination. To-day, how
ever, an cmploye OF the committee
discovered. by accidentally opening ore
OF the documents he was about
to mall that instead OF Voorhees,
speech the committee WAS distributing
"where they would do most good" a Re.
publican campaign document entitled.
"Thc History and BcEeiconcc Of Protcc-
tor" made up OF a speech on The protcc-
tioniN side OF the tariff question, delivered
in ;hc House Of Representatives last win
Ter. An examination followed and dis
closed the fact that all the supposed NOOr-
hoes speeches in possession o. the committee
were copies Of thi, document. Secretary
Post went at once 70 the superintendent Of
The folding-room and took him to tg.L
about the matter. and vas informed that
the substitution Of one document for an.
other was an honest mistake. II j. ~,
known how many Of the Republican docI.
cnt~ were sent out by the Democratic
committee. They thcmSrlve, have no
mems Of establishing the tact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
The Governor Of Utah 20 tsie Governor
Of TpnncNHnG.
rs tei,clafhto In Dispalch.l

fuy tsi'cIaih 70 the Dispaich.I
SiIT JANE. August Ex-Governor Muir
ray to-day sent Tie following dispatch to
iEo Governor oi Tennessee:
Set Lnic. August IL 10 G)rcrpor ".
b. Eote, NaShriilc, Tenn: pi>p dche, in.
dicatC idat YOU are cyertlng yourself ~
yindicatc Che laws IN The mailer oi the
murder Oi Mormon mls.ionaric. m Ten
,scc. ! thank YOU for ihs action.
ChaICos Of preaching poyEamy 90 not cN-
cuse murder. ] iIu>t that Won may bring
Tie guilty 10 punt hWcut, thereby prevent
ing such laWlcSsr.s> in Tennessee or
elsewhere. IaWlf~,Hos> IN Tennessee and
Utah j. alike rcprchcn>iblc, but the mur-
dQCd Mormon agents 10 Tennessee were
cont nom h,!c 20, agents have bDcI sent
FOR year, by rcprc.o Natives oi oFEluMcd
crime Che Mormon church. ! submit
that rs TcnncssC.'> rcyrt cnli'iycs I'm
Congress are. t. >ay tie least. indifferent
20 The punishment OF olrndcr, against
tie national law IN Utah. it i, q cowafdly
outrage for their constituents To Kill emf
grafton agents sent there from here.
lii II. MURRAY, Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, August 22.-Cotton steady;
sales, 1850 bales; uplands, l0ic.; Orleans,
l1c.; consolidated net receipts to-day, 9Js
bales; exports to Great Britain, 5,533 bales;
TO the continent, 700 bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts, 3S bales; gross receipts, 5,iO3 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 1876 bales; to
the continent, l.40O bales; sales, O,2i2
bales: stock, 104. 30 bales. Southern floI.r
steady. Wheat-Spot heavy and gale. low
or: uugraded red. 1Ja92c.: ungraded white,
Csc; No. . red. SSic.; August, nominal.
Corn-Spol unsettled and Haze. lower; UNI
graded, 57a63tc.; ungraded white. Csc.
No. ., August, 624c.; september, 6l.a62c.
Oats tal4c. lower. closing steadier; No. .,
32a33c. Hops unchanged choice grades
held firm. Conee-Spot fair; Rio dun at
SlOaSl0.25; No. 7 Rio. spot, SOD; Sep
tember, s.. i0aSS.i5. Sugar dull and barely
steady; fair to good refining. l3-l6a
4 i5-i6c. refined easier; of a, 5ic.; stand
ard A, &c.; cut-loai and crushed 7c.; pow
dered. 6iaZc.; granulated, 64aG el6c.; 9th.
ers unchanged. Molasses unchanged ;
Rice quiet. Cotton-seed oil, 35i3Gc. for
crude; 59a4aAc. for refined. Resin firm.
Turpentine dull. Hides steady. Wool very
steady. Pork very steady; new mess, $40
Middles nominal; long clear. l0tc. Lard
advanced 2a4; closed with less strength
western steam. spot $50; september,
e. s4aS7.S7. Freights weak.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 2a.-Flour steady and
dull; Howard.street and western super
fine, S2.3.aS2.T5; do. extra, s3as3.'5; do
family, s4aS5; City Mills superiine, ~ u
aS3; do. extra. %. l2aS3.I5; Rio brands
| Sl.T5aS5.ST. Wheat-Seuthern steady an1
active western lower aud active; southern
red, 90a92c.; amber. 93as6c.; No. Mary
land. 93c. bid; No. western winter red
spot. SSasSlc. Corn southern steady an'
firm; western, no Offering and no bid
southern white, 6Is6Se.; yellow, 64a65c
Oats irregular and lower; southern
3saSsc. western white, Saa3Sc.; mixed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Saratoga Races.


lEy tclcgrarh % DC Di'pat'h.I
SARATOGA, August 22.-Fir,t racc-pursc
$500 for wc-year.oldS, maiden and nom
wnning allowances. five furlongs-Ten-
stone won by length: Troubador second,
Lulu :. third. Time. l:G3t.
second race-purSe $3.50. one mile and a
furlong-Euloey won; Fred. y. second
Williams third Time, lbs.
Third race-Turse 300. for horses that
have not won a race Of the value OF $3.50
since July. 18th. six furlonss-Lady Loud
won by malt length: Lady Lyon second,
Northanna third. Time, l:lGt.
Fourth race purse $3.50, Tor all ages,
selling allowance. one mile -Ila,achimlC
won Iva length; Inspector second, Black
Jack third. Time, l:fj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
rr,cj,,ou-Bench Races.

GIy telegraph 60 ihc Di-paich.l
NEW YORK, August 22.-First racial
rgpy. three quarter, OF a milc-Naznrka
colt won; SparticuS second, King Day
!hrG. Tine. la.
second race-scli'ns allowances, one
milc-MaTsh Redon Won; Frank hunyon
second. Unknown third. Time. liz.
THIRD racial aces. one mile and i
baIf-Waye o. Light won; Woodnower
second. Tilford third. Time, 2:49i.
Fourth Iacc-non-winncr>.o one mlia ana
a fuIionc-Boncro won: Rebel second
Annie q. third. Time. 2:oi.
Fifth racial agc,-,cTcn furiongs-
Florence NJ. won: Miller second, Tallcy-
rand third. Time, 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
strtkipg Miners guaranteeing.


Coal CENTRE, Pa, August 22.-striking
coatmIners TO the number OF 100 marched
10 Greenfield tails morning. with brass
band and flags flying, and quietly permit
ted Deputy SHERIFF Mcclure and his aids
to arrest them on the charge OF conspiracy
and refusal TO assist an officer In the dis.
charge Of bis duty. All but President
Costello waived a hearing, and In default
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Fire in Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA. Ga, August 22.-A IRE occur
rcd IN the pickcr-house Of the Slbley cot
ton-mill, in tins city to-day, destroying tAr
Two upper stories, machinery. and guam
tity Of cotton, aud damaging the clrpen'rf-
and wednesdays. The loss will prob'-
bly reach $50, 00O-partialy insured.
The Sbley mill is one Of the han ,omt>'
in the United States. aud the plant repre-
SCENTS capital OF over 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

Of 900 boil each was committed to jail.
Costello gave bail and was released. The
miners bave removed their camp from
Woods Run to Pringle's Grove. NetPs
whole force Is working TODAY. and large
number have returned 10 work at the
Eclipse mines. There Is great excitement,
but no outbreak is anticipated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Observation-Disclosures for she week.


lEy telegraph 10 the Dispatch
NEW YORK, August 22.-The business
failures throughout the country occurrlH!
during the last week number Tor the United
state 1917 and for Canada -. or a total ~
2I9 az against total Of 30 the preylou,
week. decrease OF 1. The geographical
distribution OF the failures Is about the
same as icr the last two weeks. and There l.
little change 10 note in that respect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
WHAT TIE PAPERS SAY,

PARIS. August 22.-Le Paris denies that
rtlnlorrcmcn,s have been ordered to China.
The question whether France will carry
the war into the interior. the paper says,
is rot under consideration. For the pres
ent The French will only occupy Foo-Chow
aud Kelung.
Le IompS believes France has no idea Of
hlockading the open ports o. China. IL
found necessary, it says. those will be
chosen that VIII least interfere "ith inter-
national commerce.
H. 1GDpS calls attention TO the absence
Of an actual declaration cf war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
THE FRANCO CHINESE WAR
Admiral Courbet Ordered to Begin Hosiiii-
ties ut Foo Chow.
fBy cable 10 the Dispstch.l

fRy cable 10 the Wspstch.l
PARIS, August 22.-Admiral Courbet has
been instructed TO lombard the arsenal at
Foo Chow this morning, and to land de-
tachmen. OF troops and destroy the war
material and stores accumulated there,
which are of immense value. This action
Is intended as reprisal for the action Of
The Chinese at Langson. At the same time
The French off Keeling have been ordered
10 occupy the port and coal-mines as secu-
my for the indemnify demanded by France.
LONDON. August "a dispatch from
fIkin 70 the Times Of to-day's date says:
tie French legation left Pekin yester-
aay. The telegraph station was opened
mere to-day. This is the last message
wired"
LoNDoS, August -. "A dispatch from
Shanghai TO Reuters Telegram Company
says that Nicomie de Semale. the French
representative at Pckin, Immediately after
The lowering Of the French flag at the lcga-
lion started for Shanghai.
CnINAs POSITION AND WHAT SIZE WANTS.
LONDON. August 23.-The PaIl-Msll ia.
Ectte this afternoon says: "China will not
issue declaration OF war. but will inform
France and the neutral Powers that she
will regard q repetition OF the Kelung in
ciGont or an attack on Chinese territory A.
~ pSO tdctO declaration OF war. China
will ask the other Powers, and especially
England, to be strictly neutral. The Eng
lIsh colony at Hong Kong has been the
base Of operations against Tonquin. China
expects that in ease the French attack is
renewed the English colonistS will be
warned Of ihcir duties sS neutrals. IL Is
quite certain that the Chinese will imme.
d'alciy cross their southern frontier and
invade TOrQuln.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
ua A. fog Hen. HITLER.
fBy telegrapn 10 me DisDatcn.I

JERSEY CITY, n. j., August 22.-Ed-
ward +. Mcdonald, Democratic preslden-
,lal eleetor from this district, has declined
10 serve. lie says he Is for Ben. Butler,
and will WORK for his election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

gOasae. . penpsylvapia, 32s3jc. Rye easy
and o,,et A. Aa5sc. Provisions higher and
active. Mess pork, efo %. Bulk meats.
shoulders and cIesr. rib sides, packed, and
IIjc. Racop--Sboulders sic.; clear RIB sides.
Isic.: hams, I54aietc. Lard-Rehned. ~.
coffee firmer; Mo cargoes, ordinary 70
fair. 9laIOIc. Sugar quiet aud timer;
son, Gle. wbiskey qulei at Slid. Freixns
q.iet. x.vrr
CncxNSATr, August a. Flour un-
changed. wheat dull and lower no:
red, sOasic. Corn firm; NO. m'Se", 0s
554c. Oats steady; No. mixed. zofe:
Pork firm at sis.50aSi0. Lard 10 GOOD
demand at S5.sj. Bulk.meats ana pieou
firm and unchanged. Whisky STEADY ~
sl.O7. Sugar unchanged. iIogs firm com.
mon and light. siaS6.4o; packing ana
butchers, sj.7G?G.G0.
LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE. August 22.-Graln quiet.
wheaf-No. 9 red, ,jasOc. Corn-No.
white. CSC; mixed. $50. Osts-No.
mixed, oslo. Provisions steady. Ness
rork. sl9. Pulk-mcA's shoulders, ~:
clear rib. $40 G2i sides, sll.3It. Bacon
Shoulders, IS; clear rib, sil.Jo; eieT'
sl2. Hams sugar-cared, Sil23. Lard
Prime steam. es.
81. LOUIS.
r.Lorys. August 2a.-Flour unchanged.
wheat higher and inactive No. ? rcd, S2a
s9Ir. cash s2tc. september. Corn nTmer
and slow nj 5Ota5ltc. cash; 49c. september.
! Oats higher: 2Gia27c. cash; 2js a25ie. sep
/ tember. Whi,key steady AZ slO'. fFo-
visions very quiet.
CHICAGO.
CurcAGo. August 22-Flour unchanged.
! Wheat gtnet AMI .iOminaily uncnangeu'
August. 1Tla77lc.; No. Chicago spring:
! 77lc. Corn in good demand and ad'ancen
ic carly; closed tate. under yesFrJay,
cnsh, 52.a53c.; September. oltros5e. oalS
dull aud easy; cash, aiIc.; september.
elfa9Jlc. Pork In far demand: deferred
deliveries declined j0a1jc.; cash. sls.JOs
go for small lots: August, S2I; septem'
Ter. s2i. Lard steady cash and August,
s7ajaS3.j7t: september, Si.j2iaSi.5'tc.
Eulk. meats IN fair demand and lower;
shoulders. 81; short rio. 2i0.Sj; clear,
.fi0.sj. Whisky unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. August 22.-Flour dull.
Wheat dun and firm; No. , cash and Au-
gust. 77ic.; september. sc. Coih--he-
iecird. 80, DOE. Oai~ dull; No. m'Neu'
aSa2.ic. Provisions quiet. Aes' pork
Cash and August. Sl175; september
st7.J0. Lard-prime steam. clsh ana Az
eu,t. s5.55; September, $50. sweet.
picked hams, l9iai3c. Hogs lover NJ
SJ.jCa2C.j0.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. August @2.-toitpn-NeI. -
talc,. Gross receipts, 2jj bales. Futures
closed barely steady: sales. 66.OpD bale, /;
August, $40. 10aSl0.1l: september. SlO.GA
rl0c3: October, $40. ;SaSl0.3; November
SlO2iSI0.22; December, Sl0.j; January
SlO.32aSl0.33: February, Sl0.bieilBi
March, Sl0.5GsSlD.Ji; April Slo.OSi
attn 40. N.X @IO -gn.lN 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
UnravorabIe Reports Affect the Market, Bat
AZ CIoze q Higher.

NEW York, August 22.--The stock mar.
ket opened iow'r to-day on reports that
passenger rates between Chicago aud New
York were being cut. The decllne In prices
ranged from TO 1. In comparatively a
short time there was marked change for
the better In the temper OF speculation,
brought about by the renewal OF the up
ward movement in Union Pacific. Prices
advanced n. The immediate cause OF the
rise to-day was tae announcement that the
extension Of the Oregon Railroad and Navi-
CATION Company's road was completed TO
Baker CITY, or within forty miles OF The
junction with the Oregon Shore line; ana
also that negotiations were progressing w
Amsterdam for the sale Of some OF the sur
Mus bonds included In the assets OF the
company. Il Is claimed that " these ne
Cotiations are concluded the floating debt
will be liquidated and the companynRfeca
in position 10 resume dividends. West
ern Union rose T., Canada Southern lt,
Northwest 4, st. Paul !. Lackswanno l.
Louisville and Nashville 1. Lake Shore j.
Pacific Mail 1. Texas Pacific !. In Che AZ
ternoon the market was lower. except Tor
Union Pacific and Western Union. when
continued strong and in demand. Aitcr
$50 Y. y. the entire list rose In sympathy,
but IN the lnal dealings there was slignt
reaction. COMPARED with last nights
closing. prices are isl3 higher. except
Northwest, Louisville and Nashville, Lake
shore, and New York Central, which are
TAI lower. sales, 22S,0OO shares.
Noon.-Stocks easier. Money. 2a3 per
cent. EXchange-Long. 4S24a4S2l; short.
lS4Sa4S4i. Governments quiet. states
firm.
Erenin9. -Exchange iS2t. Money, lts-
per cent. Sub-Treasury ALLIANCES tod
Si25.0;7; currency, sl3.i1O. Governments
firm; pr cents, l20t; per cents
1924. State bonds quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Trouble Bstween White aud tolore'
Miners.

fBy telegraph 10 the DispnteA.J
DIS MONIES, IOWA, August 22.-No'e''
ernor sherman has, on reqliSition li''i
proper authorities, ordered Company T. OF
Muscatine, to the cOal-mines IN heoAuS
county, where serious trouble i reported
between white and colOred miners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
r,re liuetnnutl.

CrscrssArI. August 22.-PolIocx, Will
son a sons establishment at Sixth and Carr
streets. for the manufacture OF saddlery,
hardware and chairs. was burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Eal Of an Eiahsy-Toot smoke-stsek

READING, PA, August 22.-The smoke
stack, eighty feet high. 1t Kaullnan's fur-
mace, Sheridan, fell this morning, crash
ing through and wreckin2 the casting
house. Twenty men made NARROW eS-
cape from instant death. The furnace has
LeeD blown out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND tDl lON EAN lAShE.
RICHMOND, VA, August -, 1884.
OFFERINOS.
WHEAr.-Whtc, LEGS bushels. Mixed,
Las bushels. Red, TO- 7G6 bushels. Total,
1852 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 1880 bushels. Mixed,
. 900 bushels.
OATS.-Ss0 bushels.
RYH.-l42 bushels.
MBAL.-4S bushels.
ORCHARD GRASS SEBD. 100 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAr.-White. BIG bushels good at 90c.
Mixed. LIS bushels at Soc. Red, 1884
bushels common 10 very good Lonsberry
at 80 TO 92c. 3,2SG bushels common TO
prime ShOrtberry at 60 to SIC.
OArs.-20 bushels very good mixed on
private terms.
RYE.-30 bushels good at Coo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23
Nrm nnRK COTTON MARKET.
MARINE ISTiLiI.TNCE.
PORT ~ RICHMOND. ArGV'l 22'losi.

PORT OF RICHMOND. ArCVoT 22,lesi.
ARRIVED.
schooner Veto. Springer, Philadelphia, eo1i' :.
T.. lfgWts,
SAILED.
Siesmor Wyanokc. IluiphorS Ncw York mT-
chaudi-e ana pa ser gers, e.. ". Allen %
,f,ain,r Pioneer. Plai. ph,adoiphli, mer'hai-
IL and la.,frgq j. ". Met trrich,aZ'h':
~rtoou'r t,racc NIndu-rn. Rsey'-. Pn"haih
cT,tk. 20 load poplar wood Tor PhiaIelphia, 'es'
.cl, d'rlis Parker.
CLEARED.
Ir.g UcuriIa iDntchl. lIaleWinbel Rn hrin1e
20 ~ui hour, Gallcgo-Nill, Manufacturing 'om-
pauy.
PoET OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, AUG. p. lssi'
GBy Tolrc.aph.l
ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond, Cro,,man. New York. ana
sailed TOR Mt>t Point,
steamer Kanawha. Greenwood. Boston.
steamer A.hfcld (Briilshi, Wardale' New Or
taI-. iDT coal.
steamer ,ieorge Appo.d, foster, Boston.
MEMORANDA.
The following vessels from Richmond for New
4. ID. Fndicoit, bowen; III. H. Barker. nIerh, Ven
! ~ Parker. Green: Thomas l.. JAMES, l,obS.ueet
/ also. schooner j. W. Ponder, Quillin, hlchmond'
for stanford. CT. . . - MI
! Sos ooner Mier aud Craumcr. Buid, from RiciI-
/ moud. Va. was ashore 2ist Oh Nircu,il 'ph DAY.
Delaware river. tug pulled On her al hgh WAFER,
/ but failed Ia haul her On.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. August 22.-Yirginia s..
conscl. b; psstduc coupons, 30; new
IO-lO's. 3lS; new IS, 81. North Carolina
G's, old, 1914. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

We quote Fine. %. 2jGs2.j0; superfine,
e 5OGs325; extra, s4.56Gei.75; family,
a. goo 1925; Patent family, country, e1.3O9
81 80, Market very dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported Tor the Dispaich.l
AUGUST 2?.-Best hand-picked. jaSc. q
r.; other grades, 4aJAc. q b. Sales, none.
Market quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-23

In the summer every hummer
seeks green fields ana pastures new
And the gay commercial drummer
whom the girls declare hummer
Dons a suit Of nayy-bluc.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, August -. 1881.
SALEs-SECoND BoARD.- 900 virginia
Midland incomes 1t j95.