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The Egyptian War.

A RATTLE EXPECTED, AND ALL TROOPS Or
DERED TO TIE FRONT-RUMoRs or MAssA-
CRr OF CIIRIsTIANs--NEws FROM CAIRO.
LoSpos, August $3.50 +. MA dis
patch to the Exchange Telegraph Company,
dated Alexandria, $3.50 O'Clock this after
noon. announces that all the British troops
have been ordered to the front, an attack
being expected. ~
ALEXANDRIA, August 3.-1l:30 A. NJ
Iost evening and to-day an alarm was
caused by rumors OF an impending massa-
ere 81 Christians. The patrols have been
ordered to increase their vigilance and The
~oIice 10 confiseate sticks from the natives.
Criers have paraded the native quarters
~ the city enjoining the people to remain
~ home at O'clock in the afternoon. the
hour which, it is reported, has been liked
for the massacre. A.. oo.,, ,,,im,
News from Cairo 10 the ooth ultiii'
states that seventeen pachas were ii1pri
soned. Among the number was All ohei
Pacha, who was arrested because he ehi
ployed Greeks to guard his house: =,
LONDON, August 3.-The Post mas u, ,n
following from Alexandria "The Ehgns'
soldiers here ere much oyerworked. IN
articienoy OF officers is especially ielt. Iel
egraphic communication between Inc hu'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
NO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Proceedings Yestorday-Ot hsr
Washington News and Gossip-Mee.ins of
the State Colorcd Normal Institute In Pc.
tersburg-Vancc Renominated in North
Caroiina-Firc In Cottage, n. C.-Rcstitu-
lion of North Carolina State Property by
che United STANDARDIZATION OF Congress
sional Candidates I'm Various Parts or the
Country-Buisipes Failure i'm New York
CiV-Republican Middle In Georgia Anti
Coalition Movement in North Carolina
Capture Of Arizona Cowboys-Star- QUITE
Trials in Washington-New York Cot,on-
Mills Starting-Fntal Lightning Accident
in Georsia-The Egyptian Mnddie-Disor-
derby Proceedings In Trieste, Austria; Sew
crai Veterans Woundcd-The Conference at
Constantinopie and the Suez Canal-Towu
Of Sucr Occupied by the Enalish-The Ten
ant Question i'm misunderstanding Events I'm
ionero, Mexico-Reconnoissan Beyond
Ramleh-More English Batteries sent to
Egypt Mexican Troops Ambushed and
slain By Observation-Disclosures ut Rio
Grande City. Mexico.
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FURNITURE.

schooner William q. Lewis. Baxter, Port'
mouth, y. H., coal, Chesapeake and ONO Raliwa
Company.
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Cheese: Prime cutting, ls@1sxc. northern
and western prime cutting. l2hld &c.,; common
s@10c.; English dairy, 1s@2oc.; pineapple
Rice: Carolina, 7XGSc.
Fish: IierriuEs--North Carolina Cos. $500
s Ncsh Gares ca %asesrrN ay
half.barrels sl2: Ne. 2: In barrels slo;5 SOC
No. m n, s5@s7.5o; No. l. in kits siso'
Lard: Prime. barrels and tierces. 14m14sc.;
IN half-barrels, i4se9l iSc.; tubs, l3@ 1870. FOR
Moiasses: Common syrup-Hogsheads, 24c.
ticrces, Csc. barrels 2Jc.; genuine golden syrup
50655c. q gallon; New Orleans, prime. 65cs Toe:
Salt: Liverpool, from store, sl.60. Ground
Sugar: Crushed. 10&@ l0Ac.; powdered, lOsgs
1910; graduated. 95M l0c.: \. 9i4et gAc.; ION
A sesS cm gSST :fsS ci S cushing 7sc
toilet, l5@2oc., and fancy prices; country. 4@oc.
7sas: Black, 25@5Oe.; imperial, 25@71e.
Hides. Leather, &c.
Hides: Green, SAGE: wet salted, 6te1 7c.: dry
sailed. | 10 l4c.: dry flint. 1870 l5c.
Leather. Rough leather, 22@3Oc.; city finish
harness, 306g37c.; country finish harness, goo.
3Oc: wax upper, 300 i0c.; hemlock sole, 100
20c.; oak SOLE 30N4Oc.
Iron, steel. Nails. &c.
iron: American refined, Old Dominion bar'
q 7-l0c. e n. for standard sizes in large lots 20
dealers Sc. in small lots: English and American
sheet. IA 5l9c. Swedes, hammered, AKA &C.; heop
. NIuS' va DOMINION. co.oO LOT stahEIu eiIci
for 200 kegs.
-, Plough Castings: Wholesale, sHc.; retail, 4'ic'
70 sc: Manila. best l5c.; jute, 74@sc.
Lumber, slaves, &c.
lumber: The market Is well stocked and little
demand. White oak, cut to order, Sl7GCs22 &
Loco; on market, SlO@Sl5 q 1000: Western
ginia White pine. Il 5s.y5 p 900: yellow pine
Rough boards. sSMs9; dry clear. Sl4MSl5.50
jolst. SlO@Sl5. according to sizes and lengths
Shingles-Pine, Sl.73MS2.5O: cypress, six-inch
sG@TS q 1000; saps. S5@s6. Laths-Split, 81
sawed. 80 q 1000.
$50 4 1000; seasoned. S20M25 4 1000. Flour
barrel timber, riMs7 n LOCO. Machine slaves
sS.J0Gtf9: turned heading, Sc. z set FlouT-bar'
rel poles sfMS6. Hogshead-ho0ps. zoe 4 bundle
Liquors, Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints SEA 1926 2
dozen gold.
Brariies. Domestic, sl.1O@s3; fruit, coca
Virginia peach, $4,000 50.
Rye HhiSkeys: Medium. s1.50@ -; pure old,
$50 81 Virginia mountain, new, sl.75WS2; old,
S2GtS3 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, $l.106S2; imported, IS =
case.
Ne,o Eng1and RpDl: S1.5oGsI65.
Recttfcd IVhiSkegs: SI.llGel.40.
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 37s@ s1.10 = 100 feet.
Ponder 1923 by the i've kcgs-les, jhau five
kegs, $3.50; blasting. $4,000 1913.
Shot: Northern. SI.SJ a bag of % rs
Gr'ndsto"es: l.@2c. h.
Clocer: 500 500.
Timohy: S3.25m $3.50.
Orcbdrd Grass: Sl.50a :l.7j.
Gerc.Gn Miilt Seei: $2.75G.3.
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dive and Arab Pncha has been restored.
Grave doubts are entertained regarding the
trustwortbiness OF the Interpreters which
the English are forced to employ for the
lack Of better. When the forces move for
ward the English viii be ut the mercy Of
these men, "a through them the rebel au-
thorities can obtain information"
THE CONFERENCE AND THE sUEz CANAL.
C0ysrANTNopLE, August 3.-At the sit
ting OF the conference yesterday Count
Corti. the italian ambassador, introduced
the proposal formulated by Italy in regard
TO the Suez canal. The representatives Of
Germany, Austria, and Turkey immediate
" signifed their adhesion TO the proposal,
but Lord Dufierin and the Marquis ode
Noailles. the English and French ambassa-
doris respectively, declared they must
consult their Governments before coming
TO decision.
CoNsTASTIyoPLE, August 3.-M. Onou,
the Russian representative, on reioining
the conference yesterday, gave no reasons
for so doing. lie announced that Russia
also adhered to the proposal OF Italy in re-
gard to the SueZ canal.
sUEz OCCUPIED AS TELEGRAPH STATION.
LONDON, August IA dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Suez
states that the town has been occupied by
the British telegraph Office, which has been
re0pened
SUEZ, August 3.-Several hundred Bri-
fish marines have disembarked to-day, and
occupied the town without resistance.
ARAB NEGOTIATING WITH THE SULTAN.
VIENNA, August 3.-It il reported here
that Arab Pacha is negotiating with the
Palace at Constantinople about kind OF
parallel action between his own and the
Turkish troops to be sent to Egypt. Arab,
it is said, proposes that the Turks occupy
Cairo, while he will remove to some GEN.
trail position in the delta, provided the
Turks promise not to attack his rear.
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS WITH TIE ARMY
N EGYPT.
LONDON, August 3.-Thc War Office In,
issued q notice that the number Of news
paper correspondents allowed to accom-
pany the army in Egypt shall be limited to
eight for London newspapers, four for
provincial papers. two for Scotch papers,
and two for Irish papers.
Reconnaissance BEYOND RAMLEH.
ALEXANDRIA, August 3.-The Thirty
4 O'Clock this afternoon TO point five miles
beyond the Ramleh Outposts. The detacll-
ments occupying the gates Of the town
were ordered TO hold themselves in readi-
ness to proceed to the support OF the re-
connoitering party in the event OF neces-
sity.
ALEXANDRIA, August 3-The recOnnoi-
sance to-day was the most extensive yet
made. The Thirty-tighth and Sixteth
regiments advanced in two columns. The
enemy's position was found to be almost
abandoned. With the exception Of few
yidettcs, none Of their force was obscrya-
bic. A few shots Were fired, but there
were no casualties. The British returned
at dusk. A dispatch dated at Suez. Au-
gust I'd, says: British marines occupied
this town in time 70 save it from being
burned. No resistance was offered. All
the Egyptian troops fed
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State Normal CoIored Institute.

PETERSBURG, Va, August 3.-The State
Normal Colored Institute convened in the
with prayer by Rev. l.. a. Black, pastor Of
Ilarrison-Street Baptist church, which was
followed by an address Of welcome by A..
w. Harris. a colored lawyer Of this city.
Major f. b. Branch, City Superintendent
OF Public Schools, also addressed the in
stitutc. Professor III. u. Montgomery, OF
Washington, who, with Professor w. S.
Montgomery, Of Alcorn University, Miss,
was introduced, and dclived an appropriate
address eXplaining.the object and plans Of
the school. The number OF teachers in
attendance from the different sections Of
the State is about seyenty-fye. Each train
brings fresh arrivals.
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Mexican Troops Annihilated by
Apaches.

Tucson, ARIZONA, August 3.-The pre-
feet OF the district OF Montezuma has sent
the following TO Governor Ortiz, Of Sonora
" i have the honor to inform YOU that on
the oath ultimo, between the hours OF
and 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the Apaches attacked
Colonel Lorenzo Torreo at Ucino, eighteen
miles from here, who at the time was nc
cOmpanied by number CT Federal troops.
The fight lasted three hours, resulting in
the death OF all the troops except five OF
the Federals and Colonel Torreo, who was
wounded. The Indians took all Of the
horses, equipage, and stores. They were
strongly fortified and completely ambushed
the troops. \ force Of troops has been
sent in pursuit of the Apaches, who are
moving towards the Arizona border"
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


For the week past We lind no change In the mar
kct worthy of note. The market for I'll grades of
dark tobacco continues active, with receipts very
light. Our market tor brighis remains a las, re-
ported.
DARK CO-MANUFACTUEING AND STEM
MING.
Lvgs.-Fro,ted. s2.75ae3.75. medium, free Of
frost Sie Si.75; good, si.7jms5.25; fine, $3.50
IN 50.
LeoC-Common. $1,000 $3.50: medium. Ssel
- fine. SlOn SO; extra line 5000 $40.
ElROrt TOb1cc0. Offerings lght: mari cts ac-
tive; medium. $40 so; good, SlOD$ll: fine,
$40 SIS; selections. sl6o $3.50.
BRIGHT TOBACCO-NANrFACT TURING.
There Is no change I'm prices OF bright tobacco;
market firm and demand limited.
SHtOkerS.-Common. SSmSlO; medium. II az
Sl2 good, sl3@sIf; dnc, $50 1880; fancy,
SlSM:27.5O.
FiUerS.-Common. SlOMS11; medium, $l20
-l3; good Sl3.50N SO; tine. sl5.5O@ SIC.
Urdpp erS.-C ommon. SlSW $500; medium.
S25m $50: good $50 % - line. : ga 500 fancy.
s6Om SO.
Hrappers, NgLogaaR.--Common, 5000 :25
medium, r3Ult $50; good, .iOtt -l0; fine, 5000
80: extra, 70 5OM 500
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,,pN,SDRIA CArrLE MARKET.

August 2.-Prices to-day ranged as ioil"Ns
Catic-VeTy best, 3AGl6c.; good, osm24c'' me
Iinm or faircuallty, "a Sc; ordinary tina steers
oven. aud CONS 32ft44c. Calves f@5c. sheep 3@
4Hc. Lambs, 5@6c. llcgs, l0@llc. Cows and
cnlyes. %25ms15. ,..,,.,.,,
so M die close. The supply was more Glhn equal !"
Inc demand. especially Of common or ilir quality
cattle: but few toys were offered, and no .alts
made. most OF the sales being among the medinn
GRADES: prices fully &c. lower than iast wees.
Caves in good supply and duh at iower hsuIy'
cven than last week. sheep duh and nonlnai !,
Commnn lambs dull and in good supply prim,,
I'm fair demand. with few offered HOG doii az; nao
high with few offered. Prime COWS anu '"i -
scarce common dun win hst' u'in
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Austria.
PETARDs THROWN IN TRIESTE.

TRIESTE, August S.-While the Society
q, Veterans were marching through the
Corso yesterday to salute the Archduke
Charles Louis, a brother of the Emperor,
= nctard was thrown into the ranks, and
several OF the men were injured. An an
gry crowd subsequently broke the windows
in the houses frequented by the Italian
faction. The Iredenta Club had issued q
manifesto eXhorting its paItisans not 10
participate in the festivities i'll connection
with the opening OF the exhibition here.
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YcIlOw.Foycr nj Rio Granie City.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 3.-An Austin.
Texas, special says; "The Mayor Of Rio
Grandc City yesterday tclegraphed to the
Governor that the yellow-icyer had broken
out on the Mexican side OF the river and
that panic existed. Rio Grande City is
being overrun with refugees. lie wanted
a quarantine established, and the Governor
had instructed him to Use his discretion I'M
less the health officers Of the State had ar
iuVpd -
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ArizOna's Lively Cowboys.

TUcsON, ARIZONA, August "a special
dispatch from Phoenix, Arizona, says: 4
fight took place in this town last evening
between three men, presumably cowboys,
and officers, assisted by citizens. llthree
cowboys were captured. One man was
killed and one badly wounded. As the
prisoners were being taken to jail IN at
tempt was made TO lynch them. They were
pushed under tree, and loud calls
were made for rope. The officers, with &
posse, came to the rescue, and removed the
prisoners TO iail.
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ypgTenant Question In Ireland.

DUBLIN, August 3.-The circular to be
issued bv Mr.. Parnell with a view to
checking the operations Of the Land Cor
norntion Company is also signed by
Messrs. Dillon. Davitt, Egan, Gray, ana
Mccarthy. II will be sent Throughout
Ireland to obtaia signatures to a requi,i-
ton asking the Lord Mayor OF Dublin TO
conyoke meeting during exhibition Weck;
for the purpose OF inauglIrating national
fund for the relief Of evicted tenants. ln ,T,
circular states that the organization VIII
not be a political one, but that eyictiohs
will he increased If tenants be lett defence
less in the presence Of wealthy company
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. August 3, 1882.


ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, g. W. Allcn X Co.
agents.
Steamer Pioneer Plat, Philadelphia, merchaD-
disc and passengers, j. ". McCar,ick. agent
schooner George l.. lidlleck, Ednonds, Bath.
Me, lee, Richmond Ice Company.
Schooner Major w. II. Tantum, SlOc, New ork,
iron ore, old dominion irsn- and Nail-Works.
Schooner John II. Converse, -, hcnncbcc. Ice,
Richmond Ice Company.
schooner Blllow, Rhodes Rockiand lime, Il.
Wendcnburg.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United Statee
mail, merchandise, aud passengers, l.. Il. Tatuu-
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS AUGUST 3, 1852.
fDy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, SchermorhOrn. Old Point and
HAMPTON, merchandise and passengers, thcsl-
pcake and Ohio Railway Company land sailed on
rcturn) - -,
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway COMPANY land sailed Oh return.
steamer Accomac, Delk, merchandise and pe-
sengers, Smlthleld, Chesapeake and ONO Hallway
Company land sailed on rcurn).
steamer PamiicO, Bourne. NOrl0lk, merclandiSc
and Passengers, Chesapeake aud ohio Railway
Company land sailed on returnl:
schooner Rebecca Florence, shaw, Washington,
to load coal. ,
Schooner Alert, Christopher, Norfolk, 70 load
Schooner Hattie NJ. Grove, Turner, Norfolk, to
load coal.
SAILED.
Schooner William q. Lewis. Baxter, Ports
mouth, y. H., coal, Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company.
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LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO
>rv WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

August 1.-The movement In western leaf !,
very light. and does not exceed the small iote he
cd for prompt u-c. Prices are held fairly steady.
~ccd-lcif !. taken moderately 10 very regular
price, Virginia leaf Is more active On local trade
T0,I6c.: 100 case, 1880 New England al l2N
Doe: 80 eases 1880 PCnnsy lvania AZ lOH be:
IS ease, sundrics at ga lsc Virginia leaf quoted
for: ,,-
Darl-Common lngs, > .a &c; good hug. 64@
e.: low leaf sG' 9c; good leaf ga 10 C.; dark
wrappers. lZ@ l9c. ,,..,-.. ,
mahogany. 600 Toe. line mahogany lOm05c.;
cOInmon bright. 2Jm 35c.: good bright. 4Om 15c.
fine briglt. $50 6Nc.; extra bright. 6rC.0Sl.
smokers Brighton lO@ &c.; good 10
IN 2Uc.: hne. BOA soc.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

AUGTST l.-Thcrc Is a fairly steady temper To
the market. Exporters are doing littlc a they are
SIN bothered by the difficulty In getting freight
room. Refined IA barrels 30 the home trade ~
quoted at Sc. Onicia quotations: Crude in bar
refs nc 90 m 6Ac. asked naptha 1T ic. asked. Re
lned Ia barrel, here m Ghc. for September; At
Philadelphia Al sc. for september; and Baltimore
at g. for September. Clevsarc at lut,llac, ~
% hramd-.yonrMnL II ClLaAe.c..
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Cotton Mills Starting.

C0HoES. n. Y, August 3.-Thc IIar.
mony Mills will be started Monday next
Nothing is said about wages. If the at.
tempt to start fails the Harmony Company
will clear its tenements OF all their occu-
pants who are indisposed to accept the re.
duction, and operatives from other manu-.
featuring places and Europe will be en-
gagged TO fill their places. The company
has now assumed the aggressive, and pro-
poses to enforce compliance with its wishes
or make room fOr others who will comply
with them.
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Rich.nopd Partie. Arrc.tea.

-. FcPce'"' 'e'effHiH 70 tflc DISpdIch.I
NORFOLK, VA, August 3.--To-day Chief
of-Police ROLAND received dispatch from
Richmond asking him to arrest one Willie
IL. Jackson, awhile boy, charged with en-
bezzlement. The lad was promptly ar
rested, and with him companion by the
name OF Joseph A. Ramey, and the pair
were committed by Justice Armstrong TO
await action OF the Richmond authorities.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
80, xopx,no> MARkET.

Arcusr 1.-scoteh pig moves ont In small loe
nj steady prices the general position o. INC mar
een mo A. held up we'll, with very regular boue.
rste movement IN the better brands. kals ana
wrought o scrap are quiet The following ere eee
ss 80. No. , st S23.5O@ :2i.50, and forge at
ssYSss2: scotch pig, sa4.5o@s1efor sisn snl-
,oeE. $3.50 s26,5o for GsytscheITie s2o'oVS
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,u.,, xoa Romit the FIne.

spp,SayIELp, Ill, August 3.-noVcSn2;s
crl,o,n rei1ses 10 remit the thousand
t"e imnosed on Edward Murphy, by Ins
% @no ca,nty Criminal Court for ballot-poS
srands He has served his additional sen,
ssnce ~ a wear in the penitentiary, anu
now asks a remission Of the penalty
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AUGUST 2.-Beerss.-D Dressed beeI haH i sr
cali. and ruled SHADE rmer 81 Is,t ~; q i0 'o'
5aaJres - nrEet steady at i@3sc. e u. Ior
groesers and bntternilk calves. aud Ch@se' Tor
Vcals. l,...,.., o., ,,,.,.,, shean scld
81, asSkkc a n: prime sheep ~ S3f9DTc.' COM
mon Go brine lambs AZ 0I@5tlc., With some ehoiee
At 7tegT,sc. a., ,,o,.,t ,one NJ the
uarket. The few live hogs offered were Iaken ~
- a. lnO thy
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Eyoutsin Sonora, Mexico.
AN ACTOR sHOT-wASI0UTS on TIE s0NO
RAILROAD.

An ACTOR SIIOT-WASIIUUIo w IIIL 9VNVIVi
RAILROAD.
Tucson, 4. r., August 3.-MeNican adj
vices from Guaymas, Sonora, state: On
Monday last AurcliO Cantatran, an actor,
was shot and killed by Procopio Murriettl
in a house OF iIl-fame. The slayer Is a
nephew Of the notorious California outlaw,
Joaouin Murrictta. lie killed two men in
Los Angeles, made his escape from prison
TO New York, where he was again incar-
cerated. and whence he escaped to this
Mace. lie was shot Tuesday morning by
order OF the Governor.
The port OF GuaymaS il full OF merchant
vessels. The heavy rains caused several
washouts on the Sonora railway last week
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 3, 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whlte, 92G bushels. Red, 1881
CoRN.-Whlte. 2,S5S Bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels.
OATs.-SO4 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whitc. 926 bushels very good AT
Il 10 IL SLID Red 7O6 bushels common 10
choice Lancaster at II to STA: 2,ss6 bushels
mixed ON private terms; 1916 bushels common
OATS.-iI2 bushels very good 10 prime winter
M 10 4 Sc.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
.,c,,,,oND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

ACGusr 2.-rrccs This week r'nsed a follow:
mood. 3l.M4,r.: medium or good fair quality
3n3Lc.: rough oxen. thin -tcer-, &C., Z4m2t g
bulls-extiT.. 44c.; other grades ~ &C. G u''
Ho1s-Gras.ers 5000; other grades 100
Ike. q n, net.
Siee6.-3a mitc r H.. gross.
LfmBs-fM54c. z IT,, grOss.
Vfdis.-t3e$IO r head. ..,,
ifich CoicS ana OuiceS.-S15Mk30 = head. %
Nhogt 300 head I'll beef cattle 90 hog, ana - =
sheen and lambs reported on The market C@lue
m1rkct slow and dragging: bc@t ana cNfhlI1l
grldes were lpac. and medium g. on, qayIsity
cou.idcred. Hog market very duli' anH 80 On Tor
Lest sr;tflos ShccDaud lambs are -omeWhil weaker
than last week.
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,,o congressional Nominations.

Kansas CITY, Mo-, August 3.-The Dem,
rats ~ the Fifth district have nominated
EAU CLARE, Wis, August 3i III eo NE
,,,I,l,cons of the Eighth district have hoihi-
lated Mr.. w. r. Price for Congress
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Heavy Western

Crop Of -Seed-ieat-toDhecucut hlltts
and seconds, s0lZc.: Connecticut average lots
l7m27c.: Connecticut fine wrappers. Z%1fZ.c.'
Sew York state hlleri 50 &C.; New YORK average
lots. sol Pc; Pennsylvania hlcr,, 7@cc.; Pehn-
.ylyaniu average lot, 9g6Z2 &C.: PennsyNahlt
6uc wrappers. 25M i2%c.; Ohio filters, 4@@Jc;
OHIO average lot. sol lc. Ohio fine wrapper 10
m2Oc.: Wisconsin and western states; average
lots, 75M Ilc.; Wisconsin, llayna ced' average
lots IMI Sc.-JOurn0t NJ CoAa"erce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04
FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


SALES-FrRsT DoARD.-34 shares Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Mt 54k, 10 do at 54x; Is
shares Merchants National Bank nj 11lk; 5 shares
National Rank of Virginia ut 90; go shares At
lant1 and Charlotte at 10.
SECOND BoABD.-10 shares Petersburg Railroad
at Bon, 10 do. at 800, 20 10. at 30i,; 20 shares
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta lB. c. at 54k:
90 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta at
5it, 80 DO. at 5ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04
A C0utiuctOr Shot.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, August 9.-Con-
ductor Kimtall, Of the international rail-
road. was shot while going home from
work at 1880 O'Clock last night. The ball
struck on the right side OF his head and
passed under the skin.
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"
rarais, Opelousas, La. II. s. Sandersop,
Ciarksville, Texas. The nomination of J.
j. Newton as postmaster OF Brunswick.
Ca, was rejected.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WAsBINUT0S, August 3.--The President
to-day nominated Andrew w. Smythc to
be superintendent Of the New Orleans
MINT; Henry Mccoy to be United States
Judge for the Northern district Of Georgia;
William Waldorf Astor, OF New York, 10
be United States Minister TO Italy.
The total amount Of duties refunded by
the Treasury Department on sugar under
the late decision OF the Supreme Court up
to August 1st was 81, 1911 ,525.
An intelligent, well-drcssed Chinaman
yesterday applied to Judge Wylie to be
naturalized as citizen OF the United
states, but although otherwise entirely ell-
giblc, his application was rejected pursu-
ant 10 the provisions OF the latoly-cnacted
Chinese-treaty bill.
Mr.. Merrick, counsel for the Govern
ment in the star-route trials, has signifed
his intention OF prosecuting the newspaper
men whose articles have already been
brought TO the attention OF Judge Wylie
Immediately upon the termination Of the
star-route trials now in progress.