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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July n. 1882.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF RICHMOND. July n, 1852.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. ". Allen Co.,
agents.
Steamer Pioneer. Plat, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers, j. ". Mel arrick. agent.
Brig Ali Ia haTGtrcta (Dntchl, Chambers, Bos-
ton, ballast, TO load for Rio Grande.
Schooner John ;. Bcacham. Qullin, New York,
salt, Davenport Morris.
Schooner Annie ID. Bergen. Chambers, New
York, merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Tatum,
superintendent.
Schooner Mary r.. simmons, Scull. Wilmington,
Del, Uia James river, wood, Curtis Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, July 81, 1889.
fBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Accomac, DeIk, merchandise and pas
Company land sailed ON reiurDl, ~
steiner Northampton, McCsrrick, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer Luray, schermerhOrn, Old Point ana
Hampton. merchandise and passengers, theAa-
pcake aud Ohio Railway Company land sailed on
returnl.
Steamer Panllco, Born, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sriled on retunl.
SAILED.
Schooner Matte A. Franklin. Macdougai, Bos-
ton, Mass coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
schooner ~. W. Foster. Rich, Boston, coal, Cbes-
apeake aud ohio Railway Company.
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The Pistol I'm Indiana.

CINCINNATI, July 27.-A special dispatch
to the Gazette from Richmond, Ind, says
"Charles i. Potts. druggist Of Cincin-
natl, was attacked on the street last eve
ming by DR.. c. A. Kersey, who fred three
shots at Potts and then retreated. Potts
responded, but his shots failed to hit
Kcrsey. Two Of the shots fired by Kersey
struck Potts. one in the ankle and one in
the groin, the latter being a serious wound.
Kersey in his flight met Potts's brother
and struck him on the head with his re-
volver. He afterwards met Potts's father,
whom he kicked. The trouble between
the parties was caused by a quarrel over
the occupancy OF Potts's house by Kersey.
Kersey was arrested, but subsequently
released on bail"
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Forsy-seventh Congross..First Session.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1882.
SENATE.

ASHlNCTON, July ~, 1882.
SENATE.
The Senate, soon after being called Il
order, resumed the consideration Of Thu
naval appropriation bill.
The question was upon the motion o,
Mr.. Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, to recon-
init the bill with instructions to eliminate
all general legislation changing existing
laws in regard to the navy.
During the debate which followed Mr.
Williams interrupted, and offered an
amendment TO be proposed to the sundry.
civil bill directing the Attorney-General to
ascertain what would be a Just and reason.
able compensation for services rendered by
Charles ii. Reid in defence OF Charles j.
Guiteau, and to make an allowance there
fornot exceeding $4,000. Referred to the
Committee on Appropriations.
The debate on the naval bill was then re-
sumed.
Mr.. Davis OF West Virginia. member OF
the Appropriations Committee, said the re-
duction in the item for miscellaneous pay
OF the navy under the new arrangement
was S1S6,525, and similar savings occurred
in other items. IL the pending motion
prevailed the Appropriations Committee
would have to draft bill upon the basis of
the one OF last year, which appropriated
S947,0 more than the one now pending.
Here he opposed recommttal in the interest
OF economy.
The motion to recommit the bill to the
Appropriations Committee with instruc-
tons to eliminate all features OF general
legislation was debated until 3 p. NJ. A
vote was then taken, and it was lost-yeas,
30; nays, "a.
ho 70 s,,to
sion. and when the doors were re0pened
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House disposed OF considerable busi-
ness OF minor interest; after which the
floor was accorded to the Committee on In
dian Affairs, which called up Senate bill
granting the right Of way for railroad and
Geographic purposes to the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad Company through
the lands of the Choctaw and Chickasaw
nations OF Indians. Passed after some de-
bate.
Mr.. Williams, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs, reported back the
resolution calling upon the Secretary Of the
Navy for copies Of all correspondence with,
or instructions to, Rear Admiral Nicholson
relative to the extraordinary threat to open
fire upon the city of Alexandria, Egypt,
under certain contingencies; and also to
inform the House whether he has been in
formed that American sailors and officers
have been performing police duty in Alex
andria under the British Admiral.
Mr.. Williams, stating that the committee
was in possession OF all information on the
subject, asked that the resolution be IT,
bled and the documents containing inform
alton printed. So ordered.
A proposition to adjourn over until Mon
day received but few votes and then, at
4:15 p. NJ, the House adjourned until to-
morrow.
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Arrest OF youthful Inceudiarte.,

PHnADELPHIA, Pa, July 27.-Since the
extensive fire at Front and Brown streets
last Sunday the police have been engaged
In an investigation of It's origin. The de-
velopments led to the arrest last night and
this morning Of Charles s. Nichols, BONE
less boy, aged sixteen years; August Cra-
mer, aged sixteen years, and Michael
Trainor, companion. They were ar
raigned this morning. and admitted their
guilt. They said they had arranged on
Sunday to set fire to the place. Trainor
crawIed under a gate and admitted his
companions. Nichols applied n match to
the hay in the loft adjoining the ice-house.
but when the fire began to burn so fiercely
they became frightened, and tried to ex-
ting'iish it by throwing ice on the burning
hay. Trainor was released, but the others
were held for trial. Trainor was only
seven years OF age.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY, July ~, 1852

July AOO-'
For the week past we find no change In the mar
ket worthy Of note. The market for all grades OF
lark tobacco continues active with receipts very
light. our market for brights remains as last re-
ported.
DARK ToBAcco-MANUfAcTURIN AND STEM
MING.
Ltfgs.-Frosted, s2.75@s3.75 medium, free or
frost, s4qs4.75 good, s4.75@s5.2o; hne, sou
Leac-Common. s6.50@s7.50; medium, $50
40 fine slO6fl5: extra fine, x20@S45.
Export T0bdccO.-OferinRs light; markets ac-
tive: medium, s9@$l0; good, slO@sll; fine,
sI3dsl5; selections, sl6GflI.oO'
BRIGHT TeBACCo-MANUFACTURI
Tbere Is no changein prices of bright tobacco I;
market firm and demand limited. .,o
SoiOkers-Common, sS@slQ: medium. sllg
siS: good. sl3@sl4; fine, $50 1850; fancy
sls@,s27.5O. ,, ,,.,, s,o6,
ala: good. Tl3.50Ms15; fine. sl5.509slo
WraDpers.-Common,s 1s@s22:5O; medium
s25MfjO: good, $50 Gs4O sne, s4o@soo iancy'
WrGppers, Kahogany...commoIn: sz"Gtt912S' -
s55: extra, s57 100000.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 81 1852.


RICHMOND, July 81 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-white, 1926 bushels hea' iV'soS
bushels
CoRN.-Whlte, GIG bushels.
OATs.-92S bushels.
RYE.-2e6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO sEChEIAhi.
WHEAr.-White, Ala bushels e snahes cowmnn o
~ nrime iancaster at kI.06 10 si.te zS4 ousii-
els mi xed on private terms; ~ ~ ou9Ne' N"'''
10 very good Fultz at 90c. TO sa Virginia n,
CoRS.-White, 1870 bushels prime virginia az
oArs.-22 bushels very good win,sr a' oo''
RYK.-266 bushels very goou ~ 'o~
Report for Week Ending July Us ioos.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO sEcRETAhY.
wHEAT.-whise, 1894 bushels hed' 'o'iie
coss.-white, 1855 bushels Mixed 1890
bushels.
OATs.-2,e4s bushels.
hYE.-240 bushels.
MEAL.-46 bushels.
BUCKwHEAT.-22 bushels
BLACK PEAs.-36 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO sEcR6IAnn s.,s
wHEAr.-white, 1901 bushels h''' ''''''
CoSs.-white, 1855 bushels Ai1ea' i7O
| oATss-024 bushels.
| kYKs--lO2 bushels.
Rsilrosd rsceipts Of nour aud er1 INV a.. fssS
Y Qe secretary Tor the week ena,nts ia oo.s ~
S'eeF, ~ bogreIs; wueab ''S''.v
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

july 26.-Prlces to-day ranged ms follows
Cattle-yery best. 6&@6ac.; good. 5H@6c.: me-
dium or fairqualty. 5@5tc.: ordinary thin steers
44c. Lambs, 5@6ac. Hogs l0@llc. Cows and
calves. S25Mf45
The market was fairly supplied with cattle; but
few tops were offered medium In good supply and
sold readily at quotations Calves in good supply
| and dull ut lower figures than for several weeks
past sheep dull and nominal Lambs dun fOI
common: good In fair demand. with but few Of.
tered. Hogs high and nominal. Cows and calves
I'm fair supply and good demand for prime ones;
common dun and hard 70 sell.-Gnzttte.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

July 25.-BeereS.-Receipts 20 carloads or
40 head-14 carloads for a city-trade Slaughter
or, and ii carloads for the market. Nothing doing
In the cattle-vards; feeling somewhat unsettled
about $50 carloads are looked for Tomorrow, and
slaughtcrcrs are inoisposed 10 speculate. Dressed
al 9M129c. for naive Sides. Receipts Of calves
1870 head. Slow sales at 59M SIC. e N. for ycals and
3@4se. for grassers and butemilk calves. Dress
I'd yeals sold AT l00l3c. = N. In Washington
Market dressed buttermik calves 1T 6G6kc.
Sleep and LdDJS.-Receipts % car-loads, or
1900 head. Too many In market prices dropped
4Grkc = H.. and sales were slow AT the reduction
Poor TO prime sheep sold at s3.5OM46.5O T. 100
ibs lambs at s4.75@ 80. including fair 10 good
lambs from Virginia and Kentucky at $3.50
1928.
Swine.-Receipts. II carloads, or 1880 hogs
The carloads on, red alive had not been sole
at a late hour Very quiet feeling; nominal ex'
Iuercg.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JULY 25s--fn American piR the market has not
shown anything especially fresh or Interesting. AZ
the furnaces there does not appear 70 be any en-.
cess Of desirable brsnds, although the movement
Is very moderate, and the disposition TO buy only
there Is a confident temper to the market for
scotch pig through relatively higher prices.on the
other side In connection with Che increased cost Of
part Of holders Of American pig. The movement
In scotch pig Is small, and hardly exceeds small
los Rails 40 not show many orders A. present,
The quotations are: American pig, No. at
700 o@sS6;So; No. 2 at s23.So@ 1890, and
Giengarnock; &266D$26.50 for (iartscherrie: ~.
linton ut t23@t23.5o: Summarize at 5000
$3.50; American steel rails at $50 at mills, and
s4s@y9O for late deliveries; iron rails as e434
e4S.-y0urndt of Commerce.
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,o,,sv,1LE LEAF.TOBACCO MARKET

JrIy o4.-Recelpts In the last forty-eight hours,
liz hoesheads The market was firm, with safes
aggregating SO hogsheads: ho,..ho.,
The Pike House sold Is hogsheads; ! hoss su
haads MARSHALL county common leaf and Tugs AT
IS, and f6. o.; 1 hogshead Galloway county conf
mon leaf nj s7.40; hogsheads aenderion county
Cristandon county common leaf ut s7.7O ana
s77o; hogshead Carroll county common ad ,r lsas
at s5.25; hogsbead Casey county So na cn 1s,i
mon Leaf and Tugs at $40 and 1910; hogs
head. Hancock county common Tugs at 800,
ass and 60 0.-Courter-yourndf.
fOfher honses had sales At Ike prices.l
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LouIsvrLLr sxoKrNa ronAcco,
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

July 25.-The Regie buyers are doing little here
There Is, however, some movement direct from the
West There Is a rumor that one round lot, In the
ne,ghborhood of400 bogsheads, has been taken fos
Reggie account The prices made for the small lots
are QUITE uniform. Virginia leaf is taken moder-
ate,y well, most demand for bright wrappers, which
realize very regular prices Seed leaf does not have
much attention, and we hear Of only small lots.
Virginia leaf quoted for:
Dark-Common Tugs, 5Is@6kc.; good lugs, 61GD
nc; low leaf, s@9c.; good leaf, 9@l0hc.; dark
wrappers. 12@19c.
Bright-COmmon mahogany, 20@25c.. good
mahogany SOM4Oc.: fine mahogany, lO@55c.
common bright, 25@t35c.; good bright, 40Ql45c. /;
fine bright. 45M60c.; extra bright, 60c.@s1.
M2Oc.; fine, 20G30c.
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Another Attempted Assassination I'm
Dublin.

DUBLIN, July PA desperate but I'M
successful attempt was made to-day TO as
sassinate the Recorder Of Dublin at Green
street courthouse. A tutor named Fitz-
patrick, who was non-suited as a plaintiff
on civil bill process, fired at the Recorder
with 4 revolver in open court, but fortu-
nately he was seized by the defendant and
policeman.
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Killed By Caving Earth-NorfoIk Re.
ad1usters.

IspeciaI telegram TO Che Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, July 27.--A Mr.. Rawles,
OF Nansen,ond county, living near Bell.
Vile, was killed yesterday by the caving in
OF an emhankment on Benefits creek,
where he was at work digging mari.
The Readiusters Of Norfolk held mass
meeting at the courthouse tonight and
sent delegates to the Hampton convention.
The entire delegation Is In favor Of George
Z. Bowden, collector Of this port, for Con.
gress.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

MCGREGoR, Iowa, July 27.-Two freight
trains collided four miles from here last
night on the Milwaukee and 1t. Paul rail-
road. Fireman Myron Hubbard, and two
tramps were killed, and several persons
were injured. The engines were locked
together and most Of the ears plunged over
q high trestle work.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO the DISPATCH FROM ALL rolNrs

Procecdings Yesterdny-Other
Washington News and Gossip-Judsc wy,
Hes Attack Upon Newspapers Red
Cress OF Geneva Convention--The Pennsyi.
vania independent Republicans Refuse "a
Compromise with the ReanIars--iiog Cholera
In iiiinois-Mnrder at Fort Leavenworth-
Defeat OF the Anti.Corner Rule In the Chi
cage Exchanse-Fatai Collision or Trains
In iowa-Dciawarc Republican Conven.
tien-A Pistol ARRAY In Richmond, Ind.
Boy ineendiarics Arrcstcd-Attcmpt TO As.
sassinnte the Recorder OF Dublin.
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1 dred soldiers are now being landed from
the troop.ship Orontes. The Orontes, after
their Acknowledgement, will proceed TO Port
Said and land marines. There Is great
activity In the enemy's lines. Egyptian
soldiers, disguised as Bedouins, have car
ried off ten cases OF gunp0wder from Fort
Mukbebe, near Meiks. Emissaries from
Arab Pacha have been preaching in the
mosques ut Mukbebe almost daily. 1t has
been, therefore, TO occupy the fort, and
also the fort commanding the road along
the shores OF Lake Mareotis, near which
patrols Of the enemy have frequently been
seen. The fire here Is on the native quar-
ter. 4 Is supposed to have been started by
incendiaries.
ARABI's PROPOSALS.
LONDON, July 27.-The Daily Telegraph
has the following from Alexandria, dated
July 10Th: Ismail Pacha has just returned
from Arabi's camp. The latter's proposals
are regarded as preposterous. He seeks to
have his offences condoned, and on this
condition he consents TO disarm a portion
OF the rebels under his command. General
Allison will not listen to this demand, and
Is drawing closer to Arabs position.
A well-known Bedouin sheikh. who
saved many lives and much property du-
ring the bombardment, states that the head
sheikh ordered him to 60 to Arabs camp.
The minor sheikhs are in favor OF the Khe-
dive, but Arab has bought our chief.
CHARGES AGAINST THE BRITISH.
A dispatch to the Daily Neus from Al
exandria says: Intelligence has been re-
ceived here that Dcrvisch Pacha, on his
arrival ut ConstantinOple, stated that after
the bombardment OF Alexandria the Eng
lish engaged in various acts Of violence
against the inhabitants, and pillaged and
burned the town.
The water In Mahmonditch canal has not
fallen to any considerable extent during
the last thirty-siX hours. 1t is concluded
that the dam has burst or that large vol
ume Of water infitrates through it.
ANOTHER COMMANDMENT PROBABLE.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27-S:2j p. M.-The
garrison at Aboukir having refused to sur
render, the forts there will probably be
bombarded on Friday. 1t is rImored that
Arab Pacha has Withdrawn with the bulk
Of his army to Damanhour, leaving out
posts at Kafir-el-Dafar.
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s,d coarse. Spring California e quiet, with 40
sales OF any consequence. Comblng and deisine
neeces have been In good demand, with sales st -
@47c. for fine deilinc and hne and No, combing.
Pulled woods are firm and In steady demand
Choice eastern and Maine supers have been selling
&C 46d<7cs, and common supcrs Ut 26@42c:
Foreign wool Is quiet, with no sales to report Of
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Murder I'm Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, KANs., July 27.-Last
night John O'Neill, a guard in the mill
tary prison at the fort, shot Provost-Ser-
geant John Henry through the heart. There
is no explanation Of the murder, O'Neill
refusing to discuss il.
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LONDON, July PA telegram dated
Alexandria, O'Clock this afternoon, states
that men are firing actively within Arab
Pacha's lines, and that it is increasing.
ARAB TO BE DENOUNCED AS TRAITOR.
LONDON, July 27.-Thc admiralty has
chartered the Cunard-line-steamer Mara
thon for use as transport. The CORE
spondent OF the Daily NecS at Constanti-
nople telegraphs that the Sultan has decided
TO denounce Arab Pacha as traitor. The
sultan received Dervisch Pacba on his re-
turn from Egypt very coldly, and com,
plained that he did not persuade Admiral
seymour to delay the bombardment.
A COMPLICATION IN ALEXANDRIA.
LONDON, July 27-12:3O p. MA dis
patch to the Daily Ne,cS, dated OF Alex
andria. says a tremendous CONGREGATION
broke out in Alexandria at O'Clock tins
morning. AS seen from the harbor the 1re
seems to be larger than any that has oc-
Cured since the bombardment took place.
REPORT FROM THE REBEL CAPITAL.
An official telegram from the rebel
government, dated Cairo, July 10Th says:
" Armaments continue on an extensive
scale. Volunteers are arriving from upper
and lower ESypt. couio ehi0,' "a w
Bedouns, who, prior to the bombrdment,
were known as partisans OF the khediye,
have promised fidelity, and all the best
class OF Mussulmans, including the princes
and princesses OF the Khedlye's family,
now In Cairo are aiding the government
The ladies have formed committee for the
preparation OF lint. The British have
been defeated in two engagements, ieav-
ing forty killed." ~
ARAB RESOLVED TO FIGHT 1T OUT.
The Official Gazette publishes letter
from Arab Pacha, which declares that any
person found in possession OF the procla-
nation Diminishing Arab Pacha from the
ministry. circulated by the Khediye's ennis
saries, will be court-martialed. The army
will do It's duty and defend the country 70
the last extremity. II the commerciai ana
political interests OF the Powers do not IN
duce them to stop the British invasion
terrible struggle must ensue. Some Italians,
swiss, Germans, and French remain In the
public administration, and continue 70 re-
ceiye marks Of confidence, notwithstanding
British intrigues to depopulatei Egypt.
ACTIVITY N THE EorpTIAS LINES.
/! AxsxAxpslA, July o. NooA.-E light hun
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corn, 1926 bushels oats, 4,iss bushels rye, 2o7

corn, 1926 bushels; oats, 4,l36 busheis rye, 207
bushels.
Much Of the wheat arriving Is out Of condition
damp. We again urge our friends 10 attend TO this
matter. IL will pay shippers 10 see that wheat Is
dry aud in good order.
For quotations see daily report.
CoTToS.-Tone strong. Receipts, Isl bales; ship
ments. o. bales. Quotations MiddIing, l2c.; low
midding, Ike; good ordinary, 1okgllc.; ordi-
nary, 04GI0kc.
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n0sToN WOOL MARKET,

July 25.-There IA no change IN wool since last
week. The demand Is steady from manufacturers,
and fair average business mas been done. The
at 40@a2c., including x ant KIP, and Michigan
and WheOnsil feects at a6a 40e., 4 riDcspally II
the latter for good lines q Michigan. IN nnva@hec
s,. h sas s s s s;a ia * = 81
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

There Is rather more Inquiry for export, and the
situation on the Creek rather encourages reAners.
Refined In barrels TO the home trade Is quoted at
&c. Following are official quotations: Crude Ia
barrels at 6kd6Ac. asked; naptha at 64c. asked.
Refined In barrels here at 7c., at Philadelphia at
&c., and Baltimore at 6Ao; eases are at loo
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ANOTHER COMMANDMENT PROBABLE
FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, July u, 1882.
SALES-FIRsT BoARD.-1,0 900 Atlanta and Char
lotte incomes tB. CO. at s6E; 1000 Manchester
tax-receivable SIS at 90, 1000 do. at 92t; 1000
Columbia and Greenville I'd SIS at IS; 10 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock at 75h, 10
do. at 76, 20 do. at 76: 80 shares Charlotte, CO.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad stock at 40; 90
shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 301.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Charlotte. Colombia
and Augusta Railroad stock at 4s1; 400 United
States AS at 10Y; 1000 Columbia and Greenvile
Railroad second SIS at Ssk; 1000 do at IS; 80
shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock at
TAU
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

July 25.-There Is very fair trade In such lots
as are wanted for consumption. The offerings Of
prime lots are so moderate that there Is din
Guilty IN keeping prices strong. Quoted for hand
picked new az 10Ml04e.; extra prime at s4ea
stc.; fancy at &C.; xxx at 9Hc.; fair 10 prime at
69@ Sc.-J0urndt Of Commerce.
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Heavy Western

crop or Observation-Disclosures hIItrs
aud seconds. s@I2c.; Connecticut average lots,
l7@27c.; Connecticut fine wrappers, 22@424c.;
New York state filters. 5a6c. New York average
lots, sGl2c.; Pennsylvania filters, 7@Sc.; Penn
6nc wrappers. 25G42%c.: Ohio filters, 41@,5c.;
Ohio average lots. S@l1c.i Ohio fine wrappers, is
tH2Oc.; Wisconsin and western States, average
lots, 74Gf llc.; Wisconsin, Havana seed. average
lots. l lMlI Sc.-JOMrnnL Of COmmerce.
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Tho Indian Question.
CITIZENS OF ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO PRE-
PAIRING TO SETTLE IT.

Tucson. ARIZONA, July 27.-Citizens OF
Arizona and New Mexico are preparing to
take the settlement Of the Indian question
into their own hands. A secret organiza-
ton is being formed to wipe out the
Apaches. New Mexico has already over
600 men, and Arizona will furnish more
than that number. Globe City and ella
Valley already have over 300 men, and
other sections are organizing rapidly.
Citizens throughout Arizona are praying
for the arrival OF General Crook.
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PENNSYLVANIA Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 27.-The indie
pendent Republican State Committee have
rejected all OF the counter propositions for
compromise from the regulars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-28
The Anti.COrner Rule I'm tho Chicago
.Chan0c.

CHICAGO, July 27.-The proposition to
repeal the ant-corner rules on Change was
defeated to-day, it receiving only 1s3votes,
while 574 were cast against it, The senti-
ment OF the Board was never more de-
cidedly expressed ON this subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-28
RoiIor.Explosion and Cotton burned.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The boiler Of a
floating engine exploded last night at
Brooklyn. The lighter Angelina, loaded
with 1,O1O bales of cotton, was lying in the
vicinity. The cotton ignited, causing Il
loss of $4,000.