davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-28
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE August 6-Flour-Steady
and without change. Wheat-Western
easier; No. winter red spot 81 123s@I 1873;
seller August 81 121!@l 1879: seller Sep.
tcmber 81 12K@1 1888; seller October
81 l234@l Is; seller November 81 1917 bid.
Corn-Western dull; mixed spot S3hc
asked; seller September 74M@76c; seller
November 7S3s@79c; seller November and
December, new or old, II &c asked. Oats
Quiet and easier; western white 5l952c;
mixed 45@47c; Pennsylvania 47@5Oc.
Rye-Dull at 65@6Sc. Hay-Unchanged.
Provisions-Firm and unchanged. Butter
Quiet. Eggs-Steady at 1920. Petroleum
Unbalanced. COffec-Stcady. Sugar
Quiet. Whisky-Stcady at 81 1891 90.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August 26.-Cotton-Quie
and unchanged. Flour-Unchanged Wheat
No. red winter 81 or spot; 81 OH sell
Ter September 81 033i seller October;
81 on seller November; 81 0l15@1 o. seller
year. Corn-Lower; No. mixed 79c spot;
74C seller October; 65H@66c seller Novem-
Der; 90 Hcseller year; 59@60C seller January.
Oats-No. mixed 4l24@i2c. Rye-Strong
at &c. Pork-Firm at $23 90. Lard
Strong atSl2 80. Bulk Meats-Firm; shout
ders 50 IS; clear ribs $lt 0O. Bacon
Higher; shoulders $40 IS; clear ribs $l5 90;
clear Is 30. Whisky-Stronger at 81 II;
combination sales of finished goods, $40
barrels, on basis of ST. II. Butter-Un-
changed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-28
res When Hot Springs Fail |

Removes all traces OF Mercury from the sys-
tenn. Cures Scroiula. Old Sores, Rheuma-
ism. Fczema. Catarrh or any Blood Disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-28

series of Festivities Ar
ranged for the OrioIe Next Month
New Features Added Every Dny-An
TnpaIIeIed Eyent i'm the Mystic Con-
gress-B Baltimore ON Her Mettle-Ex-
eeedIngly Low Railroad Rates for All
Paris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-28

Salary one year y weeks at 81 a week 1851
Deduct one week .OSt time leStimated.........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29

CAIRO, September 2S.-Contrary to ru-
mors, General Wolseley will not leave here
for a fortnight, nor until urgent questions
awaiting the solution In connection with
the court-martiaIs. the withdrawal Of por-
ton OF the British troops, and the re0r-
ganization OF the Egyptian army are set
tied.
There have been riots IN several towns I'm
upper Egypt, owing to the efforts OF Off
Gals TO enforce demonstrations OF loyalty
10 the Kbediye. Flags and devices have
been torn down by mobs, and Christians
have been insulted and maltreated.
ALEXANDRIA, September 2S.-It Is stated
that two companies OF the Forty-ninth reg
imcnt have been suddenly ordered TO Tan
tab.
LoNDoN, September 2s.-A correspon-
dent at Alexandria telegraphs that he is
assured that the Egyptian Government
possesses a telegram from Prince Ibrahim
to Arab Pacha congratulating him on the
supposed Egyptian victory at Kassassin.
and hoping that at the next Feast OF Bairam
Englishmen would be sacrificed instead OF
sheep.
AN AMMUNITION-TRAIN AFIRE-ARABs AND
EUROPEANS FLYING-THIRTY CASUALTIES
REPORTED.
CAIRO, September 2S-4:3j p. Man
ammunition-train has exploded near the
Cairo railway depot. Arabs and Europeans
are fleeing from the scene. Thirty persons
are reported to have been killed. EXplo-
sions continue at intervals OF less than half
n minute. The railway depot is now in
flames. The train caught fire, it is believed,
by spontaneous combustion, owing to ex-
ceptional heating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
The YelIOxx.Eever

GALVESTON, September 2s.-The Ne,os's
Brownsville special says that there are five
new cases but no deaths reported in the
last twenty-four hours. In Matamoras
there were three deaths-two from fever
The river Is falling. The quarantine against
Matamoras Is modified. The fever has
reached Kennedy's new ranch, on the up
per line OF Cameron county.
BROWNSVILLE, September 2s.-The fif-
teen cases OF fever at San Pedro ranch are
cared for by DIR. Lehman, OF the Times
Democrat, who reports all doing well. The
sick at Point Isabel are doing well. No
new cases.
Three new cases at Fort Brown. All
the old cases are doing well except Miss
Reynolds, who is thought TO lie beyond re-
covery. The fever has not reached above
nine miles from here along the river.
Reports from Remosa, Camargo, and
Mler are, in the opinion OF physicians, ex-
aggerated. At Mier they agree that the
disease is bad.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2S.-The Pic
oye1e'S Pensacola special reports sixty
cases OF fever and six deaths.
WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received here this eve
ming by SurgeOn-General Hamilton:
Brownsville. IeJdS, September 2S.-No
new cases OF yellow-iever and no deaths
here during the past twenty-four hours.
Surgeon Murray at Jarrita reports no fever
there, or at other ranches outside OF the
Gordon, which were reported as infected.
[Signed] GoODRIcH,
Acting Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29

A settlement satisfactory to all concerned
has been made in the famous Newberg IN.
W noker case between Francis L. weed,
the victim and DR.. Montroville NJ. Hedges
and William NJ. Scott, and the proposed
criminal prosecution has been abandoned:
Uedocs saws the overtures for settlement
enc from Weed. Scott was at first OF
nosed TO il. but finally agreed. lie Is YET
IN Chicago, and having had anolher
hemorrhage recently, Is saId 10 Dc iieai
dontb Because OF this it is said the other
side were anxious to compromise, ana
n Is understood that Weed has ac-
nented about $40, 200 in full settie-
,ndnt Of the matter. This amount comes
srom Hedges, Scott, and the latters
,r;ends, By articles OF agreement not ohiy
The criminal proceedings against Heoges
snd Scott are discontinued, but the cNii suns
a 'n% them are also stopped. Weeds n mrs
assh nayment was $25, 200 instead OF S2o,ovo,
- o.'I has been stated. He paid S5O,OOo on tie
sr.t note and $4,000 on the second, maH-
-" in all $4,000. He has received Dach
az az zoo sro,Yi Cashier Bostwick, OF the suss-
National Bank, the 10 per cent; given
,ns Nv, Hedges and Scott for the collection
~ nun th ~ notes and the cash received IN set,
o. ~, as above stated, which, deduc.eu
..nn' the different payments made by nun;
from -" hiS loss in round numbers about
no 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29

ANALYSIS of DIR. W. II. Taylor state 'hci"'s,s 70
Moisture determined at 2l2 F'''''''''''''''.e3377
Ph0sphOrtc acid. '''' AIS
Ammonia. ............s's ''''''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
MaXne Reid's Pension.

THE SERVICES WHICH ENTlTLE THE NOVELIST
ToTHE GOVERNMENTS CONSIDERATION.
The pension Of Captain Mayne Reid. the
novelist who sustained a gun-Shoi wound
in his leg in the Mexican war, has been
finally allowed a certificate issued TO nm.
The amount Of pension is SO per month,
10 commence from September "a, 1863,
which makes the amount OF accrued PEN
sion due him to date S2,3l0. His petition
!, dated November 90, 1850, and was
sworn and subscribed to before Will
liam Macarthur, VI. p, Lord Mayor OF
London. In it he states that he lett New
York city in December, 1916, as second
lieutenant Of Company 4, New YORK vol
untccrs. He landed with his company ana
regiment al Vera Cruz in January, 1871.
He was engaged in the battle and capture
Of Vera Cruz, in the battle OF Cerro Gordo,
and in the taking Of Puebla, where he was
transferred to Company b, OF the FIRST
regiment, a. first lieutenant, commanding
that company. He participated in the bat
Ties Of CherubuscO and COntreras, ana
at the stOrming and taking OF Inc
castle Of Chaputepec, where he Yea
the charge. as mentioned by General
Scott Ii was in this action that he re-
ceiyed the wound for which he has Deel
pensioned. Accompanying his petition Is
hi, photograph, taken at the date OF the
paper, which represents him standlnS'
supported by two crutches. His hS-
ure appears somewhat bent, but ms White
moustache and light gray siders give ms
face a slight resemblance to that OF our
English-looking president. In his papers
Of Identification is the following, by Ser
geant Jacob IIershorn, Of the New lOIh
volunteers, also signed by many OF hls
comrades, which was taken from Tue Ne"
York Herald OF 1919: 40 | was in the octloii
Of Cherubusco and in the charge maze ny
The New York and South Carolina reSl-
ments which drove the enemy from sne.'el
behind the road and the hacienda OF Los
POrtales. This was the last charge hiaue
upon the enemy on that day by our III
fantry. Previous TO this movement We
stood in the middle OF an open lhea'
dow without making any adNanoe'
and under the heavy fire OF tbe eneny'
from which many ,men were i"il,ns'
There were two regiments on tue grouh"; y.
rather What was left OF two regiments, ioi
many had been killed and WOUNDED: hes,
regiments were the New York ana SCUM
Carolina volunteers. We did not KNOW
what 10 do. as no one appeared 10 g'.e al!
orders. At tins moment Lieufenant Mayn'
Reid ran In front of the line and called our
Comrades, viii you follow meY Ihe men
shouted. We will,' and rushed forward
with the charge. The enemy, wheh they
saw u coming, rim from their sheiter anu
down the road 10 the City OF Mexico. Lieu
tenant Reid was many PAGES III auyahcc
during the whole movement. ana !. NY
solemn belief that he caused TINS cbarge "
be made and led il as described" - "'coyo
Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
The Pistol In SOuth Carolina.

AFFRAY AT A POLITICAL MEETING IN LANCAS-
TER-FOUR MEN KILLED AND MANY WOUND
ED.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., September 2S.-A
special to the Nelcs and Courier from Lam
caster says: A political meeting was held
here yesterday and was addressed by Col
oncl Cash. About the close Of the meet
ing difficulty arose at the stand between
white Democrat and a coored man, which
resulted in the former being wounded in
the head by blow with a stick or stone.
At this time two or three pistol shots were
fred near the stand, but no one was
hurt. Soon after this 4 large procession
OF c0l0red men on horseback came
upon the streets, one OF the number having
large pistol buckled around his body.
The negro pointed his pistol at a white
man and said "There's the damn rascal
who did the shooting" The white man
gave him the lie and the colored man fired.
Immediately several shots were fired by
white men and the cOlOred man fell dead.
A number OF shots were then fired by the
white and cOlOred men, and three other
colorcd men were killed and many wound
ed. The authorities soon succeeded in re-
storing quiet, which now prevails. 1t is
believed that the trouble is over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, september %, 1882.
Country Produce.


Country Produce.
AppIes: Green-From $50 to $3.50 q barrel
Btfs,odr: 24M2jc. 4 u.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, zoo 5Vc.; ialr
to good, ga l6c.; fresh yellow butter 'eIls Ioa
corn Nedi: 95c. per bushel for country; - Tor
city mills.
Dried Fruit; Blackberries' 6@6He'' cherries
III Ire Fo,cls: Hens. soc. chickens l5@22c.
Eggs: lsM2Oc.; market dull. ... ~,
Efdfhers: Prime nye-gOOse, foc. common EOc'
FIdIseed: sl.l0@*l.l5 Z bushel. 49,
nan: Virginia timothy, sOm Soc; clover
mixed. 75M soc: clover 600 1Oc'
P pat1H 81 Irish s225@s3 2 barrel for choice
fu Rsjt s?T GiEscnr, sY45Gsl5o q H. Seneca 'rce
of tops 40@45c. e II.
Ldrd: Country. l2Ml3c g.. ,.,,,,r,.,, d.
PEACHES: 75c.msl 4 bushels Tor common
choice. sl.5O@s2. Market dull; no trouble 70 sell
'" RTe: 75@sOc. 2 bushel.
Sumdc: Prime Toe.
Shucks: 75@ cOc.
BnIed StrdtC 30G4Oc.
TdlIOic. 69d &c. g 10 ,.., oe1o-c
WOOL. Washed, 35M36c.: unwashed. 2o~ZIc.
Rnrry wool will bring from 10 De- : d. less u"n
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
cs,oeot. posendale. II .5OmSl.60 r barrel.
Lime. Agricultural. S1 Zoe. c buslel' rock
land III .2O@s I.25, according To quantity; virgil
MP Pias f5 Lump si.75 ground, IS; calcined
plaster, Sl.G0@sl.7o.
Tar: Large Size, ~.
Dry Goods.
pr5nts. NerIfmack. &C.; Merrimack Shirtng.
5Bc.; Richmond &C.; south Bridge. DC. faGinc'
6Ec.: >prague. De-: Sprague >hirtlng; pc. Dun
nels jLc.: Hens. &c.: Manchester 09c. wash
incton. 6hc.: Mallory Pink, &c; Mallory Purple
exc: simpson Mourning, 6Ec.; npson Grey, DC.
simpson Black, exc; Harmony, De-; Ashland
'o Bieaefea Shirtings and Sheetin0s: rs Sc,
curity, Sc; 7-s Jack Horner, 5Ac.; 7-s Edward
harris &C.. A Fairmont. 6Ac.. A Pelham
a. re: a Gladiator, Sac: Al Barker. &C.; A
FAREWELL 9c.: "A Wauregan. lie; lO-4 Monad-
mock, 25c.; i9-4 Pe9qol, S25e; 5.e: Man.
chester "A 4. A.. &C.; Rockbhdge IA x: X.
6Lc. James River y O. o., 54c.; James River
ii. H., eye. james River ID. d. INC.
Drugs, Dyestufrs, Oils, &c.
11isoScl' 1915 ? gallon :. 49,. -, c,o, dozen.
c cSgelIiasGl: 5 Csc. p n.
Extract ~ LOgwood: lOc.
Indigo: 9Oc.@si.
M nHs m nss: csc. machine: sl@sl.75;
OLns 5n whale. Use: straits, 45@55c. La
speii H., oil 5OG6Oc.: lard. sl.lO sweet, 70
Jnlen: be.t Aiad, $3.50; castor, Sl.5o 6 gaa a
Viroinia mbricating, 30@5Oe.; Kerosene VS.
cash, r gallon.
So1d; sal, lx@2c., in kegs; English soda, &C.
American, 9Ad4c.
Shirts ThrDentiRe: 4s@oOc.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: 12X@l3c. q y.
Lemons: sf.50@f6 Fbox'
Groceries. &c.
Racou, Clear-rib sides l7s@l7ke.: shoulder,
,5rGIar: Virginia shoulders, lOe.; virginia
aogs'ggoupd. Iic. Virginia hams, large loo loee.;
M III. liza lac. sugar-crred. lo@loFc.' W"h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
Trouble in Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, September 2S.-Goyer-
nor Murray, in obedience to the law OF
Congress providing for appointments to fill
vacancies occasioncd by the failure to hold
an election in August has posted Il number
OF officials throughout Utah. In defiance
Of This law and the EdmmdS bill, which
disqualiiies polygami>ts. the appointces OF
the Governor have been refused the re-
cords and places to which they have been
appointed. This organized nulllilCalion Is
in obedience to the orders OF the Mormon
leaders. Those who think ii criminal 10
hold over are whipped in by counsel and
threats, and the pOlygami>ts are holding
on, Congress to the contrary notwlthstand-
ing. Writs of mdnddmuS were applied Tor
Yesterday to enforce the titles OF the OIL
ciais appointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
General Pryor knocks Anthony Bar
I.n1f DnNn.

The Convention had hardly been called
70 order i'm Shakespeare Hall this evening
before there was a row in the Brooklyn
DELEGATION. 1t occurred in the back part
Of the hall near the entrance. General
Roger A. Pryor was urging the propriety
Of placing General Slocum on the ticket
for congressman at large, when exceptions
were taken by Anthony Barrett, we'll
known peace-and-harmOny Democrat. lie
declared that such a nomination would be
an insult to General Slocum, and
animadyerted strongly on what he
called General PryOr's presumption in
making such a proposal. The dis
pute grew hot, and bad blood was
aroused. The peace-and-harmony Demo-
crat finally called General Pryor a ID
rebel. ThereupOn the General hauled OIL
with his right, took Mr.. Barrett between
the ewes. and sent him to grass. The
blow knocked all peace and harmony pro,
clivities out OF Mr.. Barrett. lie peeled
himself Of his coat and was preparing 10
knock the General out, when he was selzed
by other members Of the delegation VINO
were acting in the real interests OF peace
and harmony. General Pryor turned 10
those surrounding him, saying: "Gentle'
men. Won have all witnessed this trouble.
Under the provOcation i feel myself per.
fectly justified in acting as | have acted"
He then walked away, accompanied Dy
friends. The Brooklyn delegation ana al
who witnessed the assault justified General
Pryor.-Nelo York Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, September 2S.-Yester-
day a treaty was signed by Senior Mariscal,
the Mexican Secretary OF Foreign Affairs,
and SENIOR Herrera, the Guatemaan Min
ister, definitely establishing the boundary
lines between the two countries. The line
proposed many years ago by Mexico was
accepted.
There is evidence OF cholera, or cholera
morbus, in the State OF Chiapa. There
were twenty-eight deaths in one day in
UXtla, town OF 5000 inhabitants. A
similar disease, but less violent, appears in
that region every year, caused by cutting
dye-wood. The Government has taken
measures to prevent the spread Of the cpl
dcmic by establishing quarantine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29

COTTAGES DESTROYER. RAILWAY BR,pors
WRECKED, AND DOCKS SWEPT AwAY--roSo
BRANCH BLUFF FALLING INTO TIRE SEA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
Heavy Robbery OF Diamonds ana
JQWCIry.

CINCINNATI, September 2S.-Twelye thou
sand dollars worth OF diamonds and val
liable iewelry were stolen at the EXPOSE
ton building sortly after the doors were
opened this morning from the exhibit Of
G. o. Skamp. The diamonds were nsc-
curely kept in 4 showcase fastened with
two small padlocks, and the owners had no
one in charge to guard the property. n
visitor TO the Exposition saw two men go
TO the case and open it with such apparent
ease as to give the impression that they
were the owners. After selecting all they
wanted they quietly walked away. Ten
minutes afterwards the theft was discoy-
cred
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29

sides, 1ss@l6c. bulk shoulders. iisa12c.
:, Buckds; Painted, two hoops, si.5o@sl.7s
Brooms, lwo strings, $3.50; three strings,
sl.eu@s3; four strings. s2.25@s3; o,,~,,o,,.
CoFee: Rio-Common. sk699c e; fair, 9S@ o4c. !;
good 70 prime, liza l24c.; Laguayra- lleslzc. ;
Java. 20MZ5c.
Candies: xdamaptine candles, 129l2xc.F set
lot@l6c.r NJ: hatf-hoxes, 1lkc.; tallow. lac.
cheese Prime cutting, l21@13c. northern
and western prime cutting, llT@l2c.: common,
s@10c.; English dairy, ls@20c.; pineapple.
Rice: Carolina, 7s@7kc.
Ftsh: Herrings-NOrth Carolina Grose-None In
market; North Carolina cut herrings-new. 1928
Mt6.50; eastern. "a Ms4.25. Mackerel-No. Bay.
half-oarrels, eis; No: 2 In barrels, sl4@slo
No. maekerel, ss.50@se-rimmed; No. 1, In
kits, LOO; No. z, In kits, sl.25.
Lard: Prime. barrels and tserces. 14K@14kc. |:
IN half-barrels, l4AG l5c. tubs, 14k@ i5c. for
Moiassss: Common syrup-Hogsncads, 24c. !;
tierces, Csc; barrels, 25c. genuine golden syrup
4o@56c. " gallon; New Orleans prime, 65@70c
alum, from store, s5c. z sack.
Sugar: Crushed, 3@l0+c.; powdered, ios@
1O'sc.: granulated, 10G1OSc.; A, 9A@10c.; on
Soap: Common, 597c.: best washing, 79GSc. !;
toilet, l5@20c.. and fancy prices; country, 4ee5c
TtGs: Black. 2J@oOc.; Imperial, I0@10c. ;
gunpOwder, 35c.GsI.
Hides, Leather. &c.
hides: Green. 5@6c.: wet salted, 69@7c.; dry
salted, Hole: dry flint, l3@l5c.
Leather: Rough leather, c26530c.; city finish
harness, 30@37c.; country finish harness. ESQ
soc; wax upper, 3O@4Oc.: hemlock sole, leo
20c; OAK sole 3OQ4Cc.
Iron, Steel. Nails. Nc.
iron: American refined. Old Dominion tar
2 7-lOc. e n for standard sizes In large lots 20
dealers. &c. in small lots; English ana American
sheet, 4es5kc. swedes, hammered, 4A@5e. hoop,
Milf: old Dominion, 1915 for standard sire
Plough Castings; Wholesale, sXc. retail, 4.c.
Ro sc: Manila, best, l5c.; lutte. 7}.@sc.
Lumber. slaves, &c.
Lumber: The market Is well stocked and little
demand White oak. cut to order, Sl7@S22 I,
LOCO: on market. SlOMsl5 = 1000: Western
Virginia poplar, Sl5ns26 q 1000; West Nir.
Rough boards. ss@s9; dry clear slf@Sl5.50 ;
jost. s1O@Sl5. according 30 sizes and Lengths.
shnges-rinc. sL75@. $3.50: cypress. six-inch.
s6@Ts { LOCO; saps' $50 SO. Laths-Spl;, II
Me!yes; Mhl.kcy-harrel timber, green. sls@
barrel Scr se13a7e ;Gg 5G dc %4V, g,4r
es.0VmF9; turned heading. Sc. e. set. Flour-i"r.
rel pole, s4N:G. Hog-head-hoons, zoe. 2 bundle
Liquors. Wines,Sc.
A. scotch best brands, pints s2@t2.2j 2
BrGnfies: Domestic. sl2o@sl.5O fruit, eOc a
Virginia peach. S2.5Ods3.
Rye Whiskcys: Medium, s1.5o@s2; pure old,
S3Nef; virginia mountain new. Sl.75Ws2; old.
s2d - and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. sl.20@slj0; imported, rs Z
case.
Neic England Rum: Sl.5OMSI.65.
Rectifed IhiSkeyS: Sl10Nel.49.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 37&@ sl.1O r 100 feet
Poicder' 1928 by the five kcgs-lc,s than Gyt
kegs, $3.50; blasting. $4,000 1858.
shot: Northern, sl.Sj r bag OF % bs
circumstances: i.M2c. r r..
Seed.
C1orer: i5ms5.5O.
Tiuofhy: S3.25MS $3.50.
Orchdrd GrGSS: Sl.50MSl.7j.
HCrd Grass. SI.25.
German NiVet Seat: S2.75n*3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
70 THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

The Ycilow.Fever; no New Cases and No
Deaths at BrewnsvilIe-FataI ARRAY Be-
tween Whites and Blacks mt seuth Caro-
lima Political MeetinR-Twelve Thousn nd
Dollars Worth OF Diamonds and JcweIry
stolen from the Cincinnati Exposition
Favorable Report from the North Carolina
Tobacco Crop-Resisting Federal Law I'm
Utah-Affa,rs In Mexico-ExpIosiono OF an
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Cairo; Many Lives
Lcst-Rcportcd Secret Coronation of the
Emperor and Empress of Russia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
SEW lORh.

INV YORK. september 2s.-totton quiet and
steady: quotations now and hereafter Tor new ,pt-
ton old held 3-IGc. above quotation; sai,s, l,2oA
talcs: upland. IL 3-lGc.: consolidated mel re-
cpiut, 21.5si bales cNpDrts-tO Great Britain ,
Loo bales; to France, LOAF bales; 10 conti-
neat. 50 bales. southern flour about steady and
,uict: common 20 fair extra. sl.GoVtfJ.3V' good
+, choice extra, S5.35mT7. Whcu-Cash are A..
higher and firm; No. spring nominal; unFtlded
red. s5MM SI.07E; No. 2 red, september, 81 off
msI.O6: october. sl.O3'r IA tI.OGs. tOrn-tash
llI IT,. higher: ungridcd 62a69c.; ". ., sep
tender. rSNGS9r; october 80. Gbs1c oit+-
Cash al, Ic. higher. No. :. 3fam3i4c Hops 30
good demand and very Hrm. t"fce-~p"t uu-
changed IA price and quiet. sugar dull aud IA
CHANGED far t. good refining 5-l6@7 9-ibc.
lonuod duh aud lower. MOAsse, quiet aud uu-
changed. Rice steady aud quiet. Resin hrn AZ
ri .SOMS 80. IupcIltinc firm M loc. WOO
unchanged In price and very quiet. Pork more
active and a shade higher closing strong; ,les OF
new mes, spot. a .2l.JV; October, SLID, Md
die scarce and firm; long clear, IA 80 Toe Lara
unsettled; ca-h and nearby, l5m zoe. higher late
months unchanged; sale, Of prime steam. ,pot ,
~. A2imr $3.50: DriOtcr, .l2.fumf -.H-a.
5lpieht, 10 Liverpool steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
Conversational Nominations.

BALTIMORE. September 2S.-Ihc DeIIO-
Gratis of the Third congressional district to,
day renominated Fetter 5. Hoblltzell' ana
in the Fourth nominated }. V. ;. Flndiay'
BJRNINGHAM, ALA, September 2S.-The
Republican Convention OF the seventh con
rressional district, at Blount Springs, to-
day nominated unanimously Arthur Bing-
ham of Taladega. His opponent Is W.
II. Forney Democran, present INCUMBENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-29
TOBACCO MARKETS.
TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY, NcltenhCr D. ISe

THURSDAY, september %. 1852.
Receipts continu" exceedingly hgtt Demand
very limited, with q slight increase iu ,toch H.
compared with same period # The year previous.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTU AND STEM
NING.
Lugs.-Fro,ted. S2.75m 1913: MEDIUM free Of
frost, IA $40, good, Si.7Ju 1928 fine. 800
ass.
LeGE-Common. $4,000 $50; medium, -
20: fine. lpm SIS: extra line. : 2om SIS.
Elp0H ToJ0cc0. Offerings light markets ac-
tive; medium. S9mSl0; good, 800 tll; lnc.
:l3gSl selections. SIC $3.50.
BRIGHT r9BACco-MANvFACTURI
SmokerS.--C ommon. sem>lO; WOrum. II ! RI
sl2: good. sl3usl4; ine. SIS 1880: fancy.
SlrM>27.5o.
FtPers.-Comm,u. 500 81; medium. 4l2m
Sl3: good. Sl3.jONSl5: line. 1850 SIC.
Wrappers. & ommou. $50 t22.5r. medium.
325 10 $50; good, 30 naio :nro. si5ae5o' fancy
5000 80.
Wrappers. MbogGHE.-C COMMON. 5000 s25'
medium. sButi $50; good. YiOMSio; fine, $500
500; extra. T37 300 sec.