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Cllronie ulcers ana Catsrrll.

OAAkgAtS 4AGsMif latAlA HlsttllHIslAs
Ms chsif,iar Y lIe, aged sisty.ttree
yeats, u; Gsro1deiet, 81. Eohis, Missouri,
had 4 chronic tiieel unsliet leg which had
been running for forty three years. 10
use her own language, she had atriedall
the doctors but without pefceptihle ben.
eft. Two OF the most noted OF this city
advised her, as the only alternative from
death, 70 have the leg st1putated below
the knee. She was troubled with an
intolerable itching sensation, which only
gave way TO q distracting pain, which
made death her daily wish. She could
not sleep or rest. On March II, this
year, she commenced using DR.. Hart.
mans PERuNA, and to-day the leg Is
entirely healed, and the thankful old lady
says she has slept more during the last
three months than she did in the previous
forty.three years.
Miss Alice Brady, OF East st. Louis,
Illinois, suffered from catarrh ophthalmia
for FIVE years. On April ~ she began
treatment under DR.. Hartman. For n
year before she wac a patient Of two OF
the best known ocuiisls Of this city, but
they signally failed to help her. After
one month under DR.. Hartman and his
PERuHA, her eyes have almost entirely
healed, and, according 10 her own state.
ment, he has done more for her in this
short space Of time than the oculists did
in the previous whole year. PERuEA,
ofcoarsc, did II.
Miss Annie Baker, First Avenue, Nil.
waukee, writes: ~ take great pleasure
in recommending PERUNA. For years
have suffered from Asthma. ! was in.
duced to try PERuNA. It promptly
relieved the paroxysras, and It's continued
use renders their recurrence less and less
frequent. lam confident Il will cure me
completely"
Walker Brothers, druggists, Batavia, o.,
write: aDR. S. D. IIARTMAN, Columbus,
o., Dear Sir: Some two weeks ago 1had
avery peculiar case, and after a few ques.
tons were answered, came to the con.
cl,ision It was cataFrh OF the stomach Of
the worst kind, of ten years. standing.
The patient had consulted every ply
sician far and near. persuaded her TO
try your PERuNA and N[ASAI1N. She
had been having spasrns every three or
four days, and the nth dose kept them
of, and they have not returned since"
w. M. Griffith, Ashland, KY, writes:
1.-THE large chronic ulcers Of fifteen
months standing, are entirely healed.
The swelling, pain and itching have all
subsidized, the leg Is healed, and | am per-
fectIy well. PERuSA is q wonderful rem
edy.h
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ECZEMAl

A.. L..,.at !, .,,s,s,,,, t,,.,. ,itv .ra 4,
tof the penent Oh suffering huuAals!, ena u
heaytiels gratitude At Ii wonderful result deem
II onIv INV nty 10 give tlls pnSolIcited testimony
-S.;,.,s ~ i,sa,, ~
IN iaVoF Oh e! VIE E.s usen "
bsr tnfa.cy 1t has Increased IN issenstty with
aach sTccseII1R spEing and beIpg somewhat
sFItIai IN dicine naval kded every remedy
eons t tx ~ tor Tsisstsstsn combined
win every form ii pottssise and hundreds
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FIy's CREAM BALM was recommended 70
me by my druggist as q preventive to Hay
Fever. Have been usugit as directed
since the 9th OF August and have found II
q specific ioF that much dreaded and loath.
soLle disease. For ten years or more
have been q great sufferer each year, from
August 9th till frost, and have tried many
alleged remedies for its cure, but Ely's
Cream Raln is the anly preventive l have
ever found. Hay Fever sufferers ought To
know offs efficacy. F. B. AiNssoRTH,
OFF. B. AINswoRTH q Co, Publishers,
Trhs&w indianapolis, Ind.
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The best salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Feve
Sores, letter, Chapped Hspda Chilblains
Corns and al Skin Erupions, and posi-
lively cures Diles, or no pay required. i
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, ol
money refunded. Price % cents per box
For sale by LOGAN & %.
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sa,sssas.o.srs s,iasnisss..

j. w. Graham, Wholesale druggist, OF
Austin, Tex, writes; Ihave been hand.
ling DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam iohthe Lungs
foritle past year, and have found Il oneof
the most salable medicines i have ever
had in my house for Coughs, Goldh and
even Consumption, always giving entire
satisfaction. Please send me another
gross TThsAw
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ON, giyo me teeth sound, while and neat.
Oh, SiVa ns iIeath that's pure and sweet,
Oh, Hlve me rosy, aealthlul gums
And I viii meet WhAtevet elmes;
Whatever utlhie may Nefall ~
With sOzODONr III meet them all
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Nov, Fnaors

Can the coarse gritty tooth powders and
Notwithstanding chemical fluids find q
place on the toilets OF sensible people.
The fragrant and preventative S0Z0D0NT
has superseded themall "
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DR. ]. P. C4IpwEtl, a well known ply.
stefan OF Baltimore, says:-After careful
trial I have found ..Dr. Petzold's German
Bitters' an agreeable combination ofpure
health giving herbs, free from all toxic
and Objectionable matter. was
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sT. GEORGES HALL
ros noYs AND YOUNG siES,

v,,p .y,srSRrowN, Baltimore Co., Nd Prot.
~ AZ SfSEAS, AN Principal, re-opens sEPI, n.
~ sriI,s Classical and commercial Boarding
81 itI FInV fof any College or Business he
,rssS,el Ia teachers, Advantages, aceoinmon
~! wv, M ,itlAtIu u. BACKWARD boys speciauy
~ w q SgO 10 $50 year Circulars sent
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seersuckers are getting very scarce.
Rselsuckera, however, are plenty as ever
-Readtng Time.
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Busl.len,s Aruiea salve.

TIE @waut Soap, !" universally acknowl
edged 10 be the hiagest and best 3 cent bar
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Cholera is COMIhG!.

wewilI state for the .beneat Of the public that
during he Cholera Of ls3l the Original holeta
Mixtufe, manufactured by Dr. j.. g. Howard
" Ich saved thousands Of lives Ut hat time also
in Cholera Of SO and 1885 can be had OF the sole
manufacturers HALL90K q CO., @9 Fulton
street. Brooklyn, n. Y, at 80 cents bottle. or BY
expires 6S cents. Fathers and mothers, the only
sure remedy Is now offered 70 you for Choleta,
Cholera Morbns, Dyshntery, DtA,rhma, and al
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TnR "want Soap pniyessslly aeknowl.
edged to he the biggest and best Is cent bar.
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A pIcNto pHANTAsY.

chtesgo RaNblsr.
% A PICNIC PHANTAsY. II
M cRAHfERL
Come let us ia mp aboard the tfaini y
oh, hear tie whistle blowl
All n4tare seem1 10 Einile on tls,
IN. Let's y the picnic 60.
Wen drink the sparkling lemonade,
Thp sandwiches We u InunCh.
Base ball yell play, Hkewtse trcquet,
N And daily with the luhch. 81
CHAPTER n.
oh, what Jolly time I've hAdI
' fdancs and Laugh Nth gee.
A beetle has Q ARled down my back,
feel him round my Knee.
Ahumble.bee has toyed with me,
And ia my thOes are ants. f
1Rat upon lemon pie,
And spoiled my sunday pants.
Chicago san.
She .aid i very gently and she sa!d 4 very low.
'1vo noS Secone an author, why, can't you tnE'
In putting on this calico I'm getting into print"
Bottom Saturday Ereaia0 GGsslie.
They appointed 10 meet in the parlor.
Whfn all Of tho guests were asleep;
And they pared with sweet pFotestltl0ns
That each the appointment would keep.
They were punctual, j1tt to second,
Their gree lug was soft as breath:
And they sat on q lounge In that paflor,
Whets all was as silent as death.
And they spooned In that fashion peculiar
10 yerdAncy under loves Ihatm;s
She 10 ting hfr h. ad on 6issh0ulder,
lie Circllng her wa!At with his arm.
Soon their eyes to the dark grew accustomed,
And then tney In terror took wing;
For they saw In the pAr.oF, four Others,
InAaged lu the very same thing.
EOrsuatern.
young person OF Tom0hAwk Bluh
Carried Ftatols To make him look tuE.
When they asked, "DO you cheWT'
lie Ieplt d, EYES, I do;
rmaW gular wetch ia wough," ~
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asRAutpNa's GLuE mands heaaless
dolls and broken cradles. rrHs4wS
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DIR GltteII iqetGgs.
cow.akLLs JANeLlp.

oassf Nos. .sand q IoaFsaebth Street
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re sure 70 get the genuine, aud lend for Treatise
on Blood and SKIN Diseases, free. IS
For sale By all druggists.
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Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

WIN cure Diseases Of the Kidneys, Crave, elect,
strictures and an Urinary and urethral Diseases,
Nervous and Physical ebility, Seninal Weakness,
Ioes Of Vigor, Premature Decline In Man, EARLY
Decay Impotency caused BY errors Of youth, ex'
cesses, DC. syphilis In AL Ii forms, sore throat
and nose ulcers eEupttons, scrofulA, tettes, salt
Yhenm and all blood and Ikin diseases. Feniale
WeakneSS kpeedily cured. GoaoEEhaa cured In 8
day. Price q 90. Sold In Wheeling, ". Va, b.
y. BocKna, l0aAa d Co., DruSgista. Sent y
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The Munster Bank Of Ireland wss
wrecked on the American plan.-Netpark
Ners. 4
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suffered terflbly-NN0 khlng scented TO help me
s't - : zEFH. fHiLLIFs, wheeling Vi WA.
catnrrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired Yolce. sui
Tered for years. patent medicine ALLIED 70 help me
pr. Smith completely sg5ed q ns &. nm .nrrcv
OF Speidel 4 Co, Wheeling, W. We.
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach. Treatment
e ee e STS no Sfs De s@ as sEsd
s-Had them for toqEtssn SSEsi De smith
scroiula, Running Sores on Head, -"My son was
afflicted for fourteen yeatH. Nothing seemed 70
help him. DR.. Smith cured him.
= NJ Mis-. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, w. Va.
Cancer tsuhered for year VIVA Cancer: Had II
cut out three times. i returned atet each opera.
don. Dr. Smith cured me without knite, eaESttc OF
PAIN MRS. II. II. oRCuTT. {
Piles, FIstula Of Anus.-Flat on my back for Is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured me
without knife In I've weeks.
Wholesale Grocer, Main 81, Wheeling ". vG.
ulcerations Of Rectum, ProlApsus and Piles
aWas given up to die and pronounced tnc1rable
Dr.. Smith cured me without knife"
WARRINGTON pEt.AGY, Martins Ferry,
Rev. II. o. Ladd writes;-aDt. Smiths PROBES
factory, aud commend him 70 all Is Q gentleman
and Ekillfnl physiciAn.n 81 lllsi %
Nm. Margaret kolk says: ~ had bean suffering
dyspepsia Dr.. Smith said l had q tape worm, and
In eight houIs removed 2 monster 100 feet long.
Female Complaints Three years In hospitals Tor
females give me peculiar advantages N such cases
Persons cured Of cataFrh diseases OF heart liver,
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous aneettons
and weaknesses OF men and YOUTH scrotulA and
asthma testify % my success.
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients Of dIstRncemay be treated by letter and
atisiactf0n guaranteed. A chart for sefEexAminAi
ton sent on receipt oftwo three-cent stamps and
advice returned free. l.
Consultation Il once free. ONCE hours from %
n. to 7p. ", daily. Call on or address,
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HorsfOrd,s Acid Phosphate, Reliable
DR.. E. Gutter, Boston, Mass, says: u
found It TO realize the expectations raised,
and regard 1t as reliable article"
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PuItAnR1PHtA, August II. Wool market firm;
Ohio, Pennsylvania Ard West Virginia < 5l9a2c;
medium a2agaa cOar+ SOc' New YORK, NIchlgan,
SO; hne washed delaIue &NXX 3lB1sei medium
unWsehed c0mhir sdelAine 21a26c: eotLse DO ia
9Ie: New NexicAnand Col0fAdl tine lsA2lc.
NEw YNRx, August l4-wool arm and quiet;
dometse fleece 27GS6e; pulled 14asse; Texas sa:2c
Cottan.
.ctSctSs9u, O., August it.=cossoa quiet Md
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TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
, y, W. 20 tSsss n Eto ard Ssn
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I'll Mphdi Is dead; but he scared the
English nearly % death atss = Hart Sfd
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on CrY, Pa, August 1t.-Natio-al transl. certl.
fclteS opened az q; hIghest q cox lowest etc,
closed At coz; Hlel q l.01 barrels; cearNns e
aStss runs q S Sssiss; shipments
RR ,pVoRD. Pa, August 14-opened at $50:
clR5ed al 81 cox highest stOr5f: owpst 9SsEG;
runs ~ 43i blrels total ShIpmCnt bSs1 barrels
charters "a SIS barrels; cleafAnces 1l22foo barrels.
PIi7sDuRGu, August ii.-P Petroleum fairly active
and rFc: national Transit certified opened q
So.
TuusylLx. Pa, August 14.-opened at eSyfc;
hiRhest 81 h0iS: lowest esI<e; closed 1t 81 COX;
shipments 800 barrels; charters 1888 % rels
NEw YoAK August 1t,-pe1oleum firm: United
closed AZ q Co9Ga o.
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ToLEpo. O., August Wheat auset;No . cash,
Augr,t or September &c bid October e31&cs De.
cemher 96.T6 bid; No. , soft e31Sr bid, 4ugust
aS3kc; September exc: October co. bid Com
dull; cash or August 60 bid year So bid. Oats
neglenttd d: cash or August bid Cover quiet:
eaih or August 81 Is asked; September or October
IS o. bid, s. 10 asked, 47fiI
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n1HE UNIVERSITY OF I'D, IHE sU ST. "

,;y 1iTIyERSlTY OF THE SOUTH
ne - "a Al shWANEE,i TENN., upon the
J. LSs 10y ti.tcNu, coo feet aToVe the sea level.
Cal9shh IN hinder the special patronage 81 ne
1hbs p ~ ,r Protestant episcopal Church In tha
A.lSp. ~ Southwest, Offers the htRlthiest fesi.
s ssS All The beat advantages u ge d ana l
SS5iao6, rs GE:HT nSns ss9Ses saa For he
70 s.l,i51s NJ thts Unlvent:y Eot patronage.
ITtia! Snc,InsntS 10 the KY, TELFAlR hoDu-
y" ~ ~ thSncellOr, 5ewGnee, Tenn.
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE
. Ies ], A. WOODS SELECT SCHOOL
p, Young Ladies' and Children,

.shoo Will reopen September S I 1s win Kim.
MI eofS ~ y, ~ Primary Department OBJECT
aoS ~ ,|.,csSIty. Cali,thsniGs will form part
tlssnnG w .xerclses. limited number Of
d ne En oymi,S viii b received. For circulars
bS,il22sS DT lI particulars apply to the Principal
ITlS FIbAs
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BALTIMORE. August II Wheat, western lower.
closing quiet No. Z western winter ra spot gs54
a95I<6: August SEPTEMBER fGgSc; 90:
t0her 90 AS7sc; N6yem bet ag 81 OK Corn, west
cru steat aid dulls western mixed SPOT bia5i 1c;
August SaH63 70: september 697sa6S1sscs year "A
'6assc Provisions 4 ady with good local inquiry:
mess pork 81 5.E1l Is Lard, efned nc, Eggs
dull AZ IlA111ic. toee dull; Rio carsoes ordinary
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Home Proof

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumahsm.-
Suffered terfibly-t thing seemed to help me;
could not get out Of bed. Dr. smith cured me-
ZEPH. FHILLlPs, Wheeling, w. Va.
catnrTh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired Yoice.-sui.
n. S,tt ce, ,,d M \, " 4e.
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M ella,ienns.

ALL KINDS or BOOK AND JOB
Il ss ~ orr 81 sGs='''
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III last thought struck him. Hob.
bling over 10 his writing matefiais he be-
gan 70 indlte IN epistle: Improved to be
q long afternoon's.work, for Il seemed to
him that he had never before known how
utterly inaaequate the vast resources Of the
EnSl;sh Language are 70 express the
thoughts Of q lover, orfather conceal them,
for his aim was to make his note merely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

General Lord Wolselcy Senior aiaru-
ncz, the Chilian Ambassador TO Eng
land and Chiefjnstice Waite, ex-At-
torney-Gcneral Benjamin II. Bre *ster'
Senator Edmunds. Senator llawley'
and other prominent Americans.
Queen Victoria was represented AZ
the service by her oquerry. the Prince
of Wales. The Duke Of Connsught
and the Duke OF Edinburgh we're also
represented by eqIerrics. The British
army was represented by sixteen stan
officers. Prince and Princess TecSe.
Rev. DIR. Newman Hall. Bishop Hurst.
and General Allison were among those
who attended the service. All the
members Of the American embassy and
nearly all the members composing the
other embassies occupied places IN the
abbey.
Mr.. Gladstone remained standing
throughout Canon Farrar's address
with his hand TO his ear listening eager
ly to the eulogy. Among the dlstln-
guished Americans present were Mr.
Bancroft Davis. Rev. Charles Bridge
man. Consul-General Walker, and
MesSrs. Morgan, Field, Marble. Small
ley. and Potter.
The flags upon the royal residences at
Windsor and Osborne, and upon the
royal yachts Osborne, Victoria. and
Albert. were lowered to-day at , p.
NJ. and remained down during the me-
mortal services in Westminster Abbey.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.

BY telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.I
WAsHINGToN, AuguStj-2 4. NJ
For the Middle atlantic States, far
redther, westeriy wiads, becoming
rariaLie. si'ght fall IN temperature.
For the South atlantic States, .fair
weatLer, except in tie southern part,
local rains, rdridble uinds, nearly sta
tiOnaTy temperature.
For Richmond and Uicinity, (air
veather and stationary temperature.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Ntw YOfE, August s.--Tbe stock Market
las egaln b.ca ssfy duil to-day. Tiers
wcin y few stocks ora Op TfaEseOntineiittl,
Lat shore. ~. Pal aud Union fscinc, in
each of winch tie transact ions were be-
tween 20 OuO AM 600 shafes weston
Irfon Aaios am Htti 10 1900 shares
Nth Thee excel Ons the total ss'es IA up
cases Amounted 20 more than 77o shar,s.
The toiai day husiness foOis up 100 300
sbgies Tho fatUIe Vi the day has been
The deye.opm6rtc fthe fact RAT most OF ths
rocni.tlader~ who nave been op"ra' uy %
the buii siGo fof some iimo nave
furped bears. Ihe belief ~ Haht
vrcNirr Inose general that the market
rnu,t have n decided reaction Dsivre
actiVc business win advancing quota 90
can again b. expected. Prices NJ ne "pf,'-
ing To day were strong, and iH the tttN
dealings there was frteilontl a1NshN.
which carried quotations 20 the hHbf,'
figures realized dur.Ds the day. la tne AZ
fetncon the market wss cpmpNhHNty
steady until near the ciose, wIfH zone %
Tho moe active Dcks nailed irAcIpn.
sna ciosed firm with net rRins OF , - L. TIE
greatest advances being IN Nesterit ' ~ -.
and euver aud Rio t,rHnde, cacn ~ 80"
Jersey ttnfral md Reading. eacn z. ~
OILERS were for ~maliersInornts New DIN
Csuual Northern Pacific. aid Paeiuc MAJ
were unchanged Union iac.bc cio'ed
lower.
BALTIMORE.
RALrIMoRE. August o. virginia s.
past coupons, 81: new lo-te's -; new
Il
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The Prc,iaent's Vacation.


WASHINGTON, August THE pro-
gramme for the Presidents movements
during the summer was considered IN
the Cabinet meeting to-day. 1t was ar
ranged that the President and all the
members of his Cabinet would leave
Washington Friday afternoon for New
York to participate in the ceremonies
attending the funeral of General Grant,
and that Immediately after their con-
clusion the President, accompanied by
Colonel Lamont, would 90 to Albany,
and remain there until Monday, on
which day he would start for the Adj
rOndack mountains. DR.. Ward, of Alba
nv, will 90 with him to the mountains.
and probably Colonel Lamont also. The
President does not expect TO return to
Washington before the 10th Of Sep
TENDER, and will attend to only such
business during his absence as may be
brought to his attention by members Of
his Cabinet, one or more of whom will
remain at the capital throughout the
summer. No mail will be sent him cy-
cept such as requires immediate a.
ton on his part. A Il members of the
Cabinet except Secretary Manning will
return to Washington. After the fu-
neral Secretary Manning will proceed
direct from New York to Watch Hill,
Conn, where he will spend several
weeks.
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GRAlN AND corroN ExcnANeE.
RGCifNoND. August {. iss5.

RICUNoND. August {. 1855.
oHEHtNGs.
WUFAT.-W white $40 bushels. Mixed.
LBS bushels. Rcd. l5lt bushels Long
berry: 2.aO4 bushels Shor'ncrry.
CoRH.-Nhite, l6Gt bushels. Mixed,
600 bushels.
OA1~.-M .Sei 7Ci bushels
RNF--lZ6 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-White 372 bushels ~ pc. 10
4 .o3 Missed, 10 bushels "a 9i 20 use. Red,
I2lS bushels lougberry al 90r. tp sl.oj /;
3.7 bushels Shurtherry ~ 30 10 pSr.
Goes White. l6i bushels ~ $50 io 01c.
OA1~-23l bushels apring az 3jc.; lis
bushels winter a. 30 90 4Ic.
KlE-l2h busn"..Ht Toe.
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SALps.--l 600 Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad inst Is at 81: $1,000 Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac dividend
script at 5s: share Richmond Peters
bug Railroad stock at So 10 shares Column
bla ~ d OreeDville Rsiiroad preferred at
20. 10 90. nj 29s. 10 DO. at 30; 10 shares At
lanta and Charlotte railroad NJ TS'f. rs
10 rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
Homicide on shinhnnrd.

lby Telegraph 10 the Dlslatch.l
SAVANNAH, GA, August 4.-Mor-
ris Bell, Waterman on the steamer
Katie, shot and killed Mate William
Shackelford in a quarrel early this
morning. Bell escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
RlcHMoND TOBACCO MARKET.

AHEiNrf, 1883.
The tobacco market Is quiet and prices
unchanged. More sales ~ medium 10 good
wrappers ported than finer grades. Com
mon nllers Tsther more difficult to sell.
Cuiteis have been freely sold at full values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05

We quote: Fine s2as2.25. supar1ne.
s.25as3.5o: extra. sJ.7iasl; iamiiy s4.25s
% patent family, country. gj.XJasj.3O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-05
MAREETs ny TELEGRAPR
NtW YORK.

NTw YORK, August f.-'otton qulet:
sales 27s bales. uplands. lO. g.: Orleans.
zoe. net consolidated receipts. $50 bales:
eXUOrfs-to Great Britain. I geo bales (:
southern ruuI steady. Nheat-~pot frm,
without Important change. Nu. . rel. Au-
gust. gs .ta9..r PteIiler. .l.0isrfl. 4.
Corn-Sp0t axe highrr. ciusing With a
slight reaction: ungrad,d, 5IlsaS4c.: No.
. August. - aj3c.: September 33ac.
oats AMY active: No. .. 3Jc. Hops
heayt. coffee spot mlr: Rio quiet At
- -: No. RIO spot $40. August $40.
sugar quiet and bsr'Y steady TAR to good
refining. l-lta5 slice: rchned quiet
Aonsses weak; 5o-test. II g.. .cs steady.
GOtton-seed oil. SZat5c. for crude. Ssc.
for refined. Ros.n quiet. Tuip-utlne dul
1T 49,. Hides steadily held Wool steady.
Fork nrm and decidedly more active
hess. .37.a,ll.30 or imported. Md
dies dun; long clear. f.c. Iart l0a t2c.
lower: western steam. spot. 50 7OaS6.71f:
August. 10 IS. freiglts steady.