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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
A Formidable weapon.

( A curious piece of artillery has ar
rived at WIndsor Castle. The weapon,
which is believed to have, come from
some Eastern country, has seven barrels,
the bores Of which are rather larger than
those Of ordinary rifles, laid horizons
tally upon wooden carriage, the GEN.
tral one being longer than the rest. AT
the breech is q groove for q train Of
powder to the. touchholes, so that all
the barrels can be discharged simulta-
neously.
During the year 1881 no less than
1,140 persons were killed and 8,676
injured BY railway accidents in Great
Britain but Of this great number only
fofty-two met with their deaths and
1161 received injuries from causes
entirely beyond their own control.
Again, of these forty-two persons killed
only twenty-three were passengers, and,
as the roads carried altogether more
than 600, ,O00, 900 passengers. there Vas
only one death to- 26, 000. 900 pas4
sengers. eH l's
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sl:sa, snEadss I'd; si,d7@tl;ss; Nc, 2 rcd,
strong. sioslsF with les stssngth unxrn:ed. s7t4
strong demand fsir. Coffee 6rm and quiet. Sugar
ss % au ss b soS 4sans saas q
unchanged Rice srm and fairly active. Ro.in
Wool quiet and drn held Fors about
: .Ss: s! 50 aass:s M.sS;::
lower, closing nnsettied and deprcssed; sales Of
prime steams spot, 2, eisSels.2si August.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 1S.--Flour UNCHANGED and
quiet. wheat soutfern lower; western higher and
active, closing armi southern red. ei.2S9ei.28;
amber Nc a,v we;.sss winter s, s
for white; yellow western hrmey; southern
white, sI.QS. yellow, DOC. Oats q.,es;
7sc: miss'i S s se roc. Pennsyisani., $50
72c. Provisions unchanged. Coffee steady; RIO
eargces, ordinary 20 fsir; SO ste. sass, ssssdyi
Freights TO Liverpool unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July 13.-rionr Arm and I'M
changed. Wheat strong and higher: No. 2 red
.nItsr, old sI;sl new si s,n SPIT ,,s lSss
mixed. Sic. spot, s2sc. July, s1@sikc. August
Oats steady and In fair demand. Pork easier az
ss 2s Lsf SdS ds snd At r. $3.50 MSssss
strong At Ola: combination sales ofIdntshed
goods, $50 barrels, on basis of s1.l4. sugar
light, so.soa 1855 packing and butchers, s7.oo
gts.9U.
ae hss!t extra s' rsmy, saso@sS choice %
fancy. 90. 25@sI5O. Wheat arm and unchanged.
Corn generally UNCHANGED; some sales rsihe.
unchanged Provisions I'm fair demand aud arm.
Mess pork. $3.50. B9lk-mea,s- shoulders. te:5e;
rib, $3.50 clear, Sl4. sugar-cured hams, t15.
Lard dull and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Locrs. July 13.-Flour firm; triple extra,
4ss@ssss SY SS@SsSsS s ssS,se
August In: e' Corn higher; 500 siHc. cash. 5osc
July. 7s@7ssc. August. Oats hrm; 6!xc July,
3sisc. August. Whisky steady ~ SLID. Pork
quiet At s22.3o. Bulk-meats dull, quiet, and un-
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July lS.-Flour steady and firm.
Wheat-NO. 2 red winter strong and highori
si.20Qsl 10Y cash, sl.l6S July, ell lt@sl.lis
August: No. z Chicago spring quiet aud steady.
ss2"Iss Sss9 s"S 'Sy ts :Gs;T A1sYs
July, S1.1lt@tl.1lb August. Corn strong and
higher; e0ac. cash, sOsc. July, 79S@79.c. Au-
July, 4l'sc. August. Pork duh and lower; s2l.90
Cas22 cash. sci .oo@t2l.92s July and August.
a5d in fair de%sna 99d iows sngu sis1nS aS
meais-shouldcrs, 500 short rib, $3.50 short
clear 1885. Whlskey steady and unchanged at
tl.I6.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, July 13.-flonr-Demand active.
Wheat quiet and easier: No ., cash aud July,
sL2s; August, q, l7S september, LIN; Corn
hnner: No. 2. s0ac. Oats lower; No. 2, 62lsc.j
white, Gle. Provisions steady Mess-pork,f1iSo
cash aud July. 1922 August. Lard-Prime steam,
si2.62K cash aud July; 1885 August Hogs
lower at f7.706yss.25.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, July l3.-COlt0n-fntDresc closed
easy; sales, 100000 bales; July, el2.7Ieg
tI2S3MsI2.5f: October. sl1.ss@sll.s9; No
ycmber, sll.7l@81l.72; December, ttl.72;
January. fil.S2MSl 1883; February. t1lg3eg
!l2.20.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. July i0s lCC-s
For the week past we lind no change in the mar
kct worthy Of note The market for all grades oil
dark tobacco continues active, with receipts very
light Our market for brights remains a. last rc-
ported
There were 500 hogsheads fine export tobacco
offered during the past week. and most OF II s9id
from SI5GSi6 30 fox good to fine. but 10 really
fine was offered; prices Of manufacturing very
full and in active demand.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTURi AND STEM
MING.
Lu0s-Frostcd, S2.75 n 1913; medium. free OF
frost, :l9Si.75 good, Si.75@ 1928; Zine, $3.50
n s0. H.. no.
LeGC-Common, $4,000 $50; medium, $50
80: Inc. 500 SIS: extra lire. S2QM s45.
Selaia fnQ.-Iug., s5.JOn S6. Leaf 0mlnon'
S7mSS.jO; medium, 500 $40; good, |lO@slI
fine, : | l.50Msl3.
BRIGHT TcBACCC-MANUFACTURI
There Is no change IN prices Of bright tobacco;
market firm and demand limited.
SmOkers-Commo sSmSlu; med nin. : llW
Sl2; good. sl3@sli; me, $50 1850 fancy
slSHs27.5O. .,,,s
FiHerS.-COmmon, SlOMSll; medium slZ@
sl3: good. $4,000 SO; line : 5.1O0sl6.
DDers.--C' ominou. S1SMSZ2.oV; mcnluil-
$3.50 so: good, s35 a so; tine, si3@roo' fancy
5000 SO. .,,.-ao,
Wrappers, MahOgang.-Common, ;2ne so
medium. $500 $50 good, $500 $40 hnt, s0O@
sj5: extra, f37 boa $50.
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Nrw YORK CATTLE MARKET.

July ll.-Beeres.-Recelpt 81 CARLOADS, oI
536 head all for hOme-tfade slau2hieers dirtet
Nothing doing in the catte-yards. Dressed ! eel
slow strong prices for good native id.s, ~, q
for ali sorts OF Texas and Colorado stock Extreme
Ii9@l3ke. z -. for native sides and 7se55os; VOL
Texas SIDES aud some from Texas beei sp'o fsh
10 5ksl6Ac No shipments Of live stock or lIfsn
meat from This port From Boston aud sioiilrsal
for week ended saturday, nly e,sxpxt =
a53 live cattle, 1920 live sheep, l,itU quarter ~
beef and 100 carcasses Of mutton. fritat. eao,s
adyi.es from London and Liye,poo, ,V- - Z P"'''
American refrigerator beef dull al 7ad. ~.
Cairss'-Receipts, 1903 head. Duh ana la. :,
ton lower. ButternIlk calves soid AZ tsyoo: :,
Meals az 6G9e. Dressed veal ranged from y
l3c. 2 %. n..,.,. ,o, .ar-,oads. q,
D 7s5 head Market unsettled. layers "an,s,
Concession 10 meet the dropping eondition OF th'
J,essed-lamb aud dressed-inution market, am
seilers were not willing o. accept lower rates :
,hs market was nearly nominal and TRANSACTION
were limited. About four c,r-osds OF aps sei'
S,oias.-Receipls, 20 carloads, or 2,IoV hos'
None for sale aliyc.-JourHal Of Commerce
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NEW WORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JCLY lI.-In western leaf there continues GHll
look 10 trade, and business is made up OF small
Iot,. Prices are held firmly. Secd-ieai has more
active jobbing trade; prices are very regular
Virginia leaf quoted FOR; ,,.o
Dark--C ommon lugs, 5i.@ 64c.; good lugs, 6.C9
Ike: low leaf S(G9c.; good leaf, ia lOsc'' dark
wrappers. l2H l9c ol-
Brigbt-, Common mahogany, 2OM25c.; good
mahogany. 3UM I0c. fine mahogany, lO@o5c.i
common bright 2ja 35c.; good bright 4O@45c.
fine bright. 400 6Oc.; extra bright 60c.Wsl.
GryOc.; fine. 2G6g3Oc.-Journni Of Commerce.
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EEINANCIALs
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-10o North Carolina ~
at 1912 Virginia tax-receivable coupons at Ga
1000 Petersburg Railroad. Class A, at 67k; 1000
Petersburg Railroad bonds, Class b, NJ 7sf, 1000
do. at 7sx, 1000 do. at 7sk, 100 do. at 7eS; 10
shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad at 721: 10
shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad
at 40. 10 do. az 404, 20 do. at 40, 80 do. at 4oH
30 do. ut 4O1, 10 do. ut 40x, 10 do. at 4ok; 10
do. Richmond and Allegheny Railroad at 20, rs
do. at 24i,, 10 do. at FAX; 10 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred at 63t.
SECOND BoARp.-2O shares Norfolk and West
ern Railroad preferred (B. CT at "a, 100 do. tB.
CO. at 81, so DO. (B. CT at 81; s shares Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company a. 50; 10
shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
at 40t; 1000 Petersburg Railroad tClass BY bonds
At
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

July l2-PIices to-day ranged as follows :
Cattle-Very best, 6,.G7 c.; good. 6m H3sc.; me
dium or fair quality jkM &C.; ordinary thn stei :
oxen and COWS. 6r54c. Calves, f46c. sheep 90;
Be. Lambs. 5..@64c. Hogs, 0@lVe. COWS ana
,rhe 'mapkef Ibis week was only fairly supplied
with stock: enough. however. for the deinand'
which was very light. Quotations about IS last
Wet calves IA fair supply win i moderate de-
,n.'rd sheen and lambs sold slowly; We quote ~
Ias weeks price, with but few sales note market
belng quite DUH. Hogs high aud nominal, WIN 10
oucst for good ones; market generally slow GU
SsffS
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RIC,iMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

July l2.-Prices this week ranged rs follows:
good, 4lm5Hc.: medium or good ialr luailty
3sM4Kc.: rough oxen, thin steers, &C., 2l9 Sac
bulls, 24O4c. r ~, gross.
HOgS-l 0@ll4c. q D., net.
StteD-3 safAc. q ~, gross.
LGdbs.-1kM6c. y ~, gross.
VsaIs.-s3aslO q head. ~.o. 49,,
U1jcL Co,rs and Cdlces.-s1Jeef3b e head.
About 1853 head Of beef cattle, los hogs, ana ~
sheep and lambs on the market. Cattie MARIE
Gnite active. andDrices lrm and shade higher fOl
6e,t grades medium and common gradee aG
yaneed full &C., quality considered Hogs lne
with an upward tendency. sheep aud Iambs-har
kpI IA rlV active.
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Judge T. T. Fauntleroy has purchaser pun ~ SEQ
farm In Goochland county, on Tue SA, ans
river, thirty miles above Rlchm non ana
and will make his home there. us Cour.
sits at Richmond and Wythevllle, anu nc
is compelled to make the change 70 a N,,,%.
separation from his family aur'IH e,s"'
months Of the year. Winchester Times.
3 ETMake your old things look INK, IKE, new new,
by using the Diamond Dyes, ana you VIII
be happy. Any Of the fashionable eo'ors
for ten cents.
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ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker. New York,
merchandise and passengers, 6. W. Allen Co.,
agents, $500
Steamer j. ". Evcrman. smith. philadelphia,
merchandise aIm passengers, }. W, Mctainck,
agent. - -
schooner Henry Parker, COllins, New York, old
rails. Tredcgar Company.
schooner Laura Mcsscr, Gregory, Washington,
light Curre < Go.
schooner Elmia NJ Wright, Chase, Georgetown,
light, CurTic Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l., b. Taiuiu,
sill erlntendent.
Schooner lila II. Barnes, Endicott New York,
slaves, Curtis q Parker -
schooner J. n. Gallagher. Lynch, Pbnadelphid,
! coal Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company :;
vessel, Currle & co.
CLEARED.
Barkentlne Plmpa0 fPort) Dores, Pclotas, Bra
| zii hour. fIaxall-t renshaw Company and Dunlop
! McCancc.
by telegraph.
SCHOONER SUNK BY COLLISION.
SORFOIL, VA. July l3.-W. q. Johnston, mas
ter of the schooner John H. Morgan. arrived here
to-day reports that on the night OF the 26th OF
June. of Tonwck's Island, coast Of Delaware, his
schooner was run into aud sunk by the AspinwaU
steamship John Chauncy. k.iin2 John H. talver',
Of the schoOner's crew. The captain ana TIE rest
Of the crew escaped b. the shore In "A boat. The
4 schooner was bound from Alexandria, Va, 70 New
Bedford, with "A cargo Of coal, aud was valued az
$4,000. The captain has noted protest.
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FLAME AND SWORD.
Alexandria Fired and Evacuated
After the Massacre OF . Large
Number OF Europeans.

Arab Pacha, while Displaying n Flag Of
Trace, Abandons the City TO be Piiiaged BY
Bedouins and Cenvicts-(sreat Destruction
OF Property and Loss or Life-Fears About
the khedive's Safety--Coursc or the Re-
treating Troops-British Troops Landed
Instructions TO Admiral seymour 10 Use Iii.
Troops In the Iity for Police Purposes.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORk.

new YORK. july 19,-cotton easy SIN; 90 I.
h,t.s. un,ands. IL l5-l6c.: Orleans, Is S-l6e.,
eonsolIdated net receipts, 6s7 bales exporis-io
Great Britain. LAS bales: 10 France, sv1 bales
tn t.,e Continents i.425 bales. southern hiur
oniet aud steadily held; common 10 isir ex,lri'
s5.25Ms6.25: good 70 choice extra, so-2oesss,
Wheat~-Cash lot- u &c betsel e'ossL WY stishp
aud tribe telow outside prizes, No svnhS
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BY Telegraph.
NEW WORK

NEW YORK, July l3.-Noon.-Stocks active and
higher. Money. 3 per cent. Exchange Long,
4sj: short. ise !. State bonds dali without fca-
ture. Governments generally unchanged
ErsHtnu-EXchauge. iS5. Governments gcn-
orally unchanged; new s.. 1914; new ~. IA:
new A.. IlSsl. Money, 2HM3 Per cent. states
dali and unchanged. Treasury balances Coin.
ss1.3f6; currency. s5,6i7.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July Is, 1852.
Country Produce.

ADples: Green-From SO to IS I. barrel.
Rssslrar. 23c. r N. -
Butter: Prime a. choice yellow. 2O@2Zc.: ialF
10 good l2m &C.: fresh yellow butter sells read
Dorm Neal: SOB per 6ushel for country sl.lO
for city mills.
Beams. Nominal.
Black Peas: fl.65Gsl.7O.
Dried Fruit: Nominal. ,ooo.
H. ro,eIs. Hens. soc. chickens, 15@22c.
Eggs: l5c. In crates; receipts are equal to the
Fsafters: Prime live-goose, 45@50c.; common
vFiiaxseed: sl.1O@sl.15 q bushel. -,.
nm: Virginia timothy, 9oc.Gsl; clover
mixed. sOf s5c.: clover, 60@70c.
Bnied oats: 10000. -,,,
Potatoes: Irish, s3.5Ode3.75 z barrel. -
R o?'I Ginseng, si,56Ssl75 g m seneca free
OF tops 40@5Oc. 2 10.
Lard: Country, 100 3c.
Rue. S5@90c. e bushel.
SumGc: Prime, Toe.
Shucks: 75@ soc.
Baled StrdD 3O@iOc.
T,fIi0tc. 6.,(a7c. y II. -, oa,1. u,x~,
i,ooI. Washed 3sc.: unwashed, 2SSc. purry
wool will bring from to De- 9 10. less uan H"'''
rates. o a..
Cement: Rosendale, s1.5o@sl;6o barrel;
I'M. Agricultural, s@ Toe. b bnslel; ROCK
land Al COAST 80, according to quantity; Virgi
MP Pies,sr: Lump, s4.75; greara' 90; ealeineC
| plaster, sl.90Ms2.
Tar: Large size, -.
| Dry Goods.
er,nts. Merrimack, 6,xc.; Merrimaek shirting
5kc.; Richmond &c. south S ,..ls o. INN
nci.s' az. Aliens, 5ssc Manebeser, 6Se. asl
inatop. f,Hc. Mallory Pink, 6zc,; Mallory Purple
| 0sr simpson Mourning, 61c; simpson uf.y iy.e.
| simpson Black, 6sse; Harmony oc'' "'"'"" ~
so Hisn SIa shirtings and Shssstnes: 10 Sc
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July -, 1882.

RICHMOND, July 10, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, 4 "A bushels. Red, 6,S36 BUSH
els: rc-oxhiblted, 1000 bushels.
CoRN.-White, sf4 bushels. Mixed, 1900 BUSH
OATs.-34 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuFAT.-White 1923 bushels prime at l.30 I;
40 bushels good at : %. Red. f02 bushels prime
Lancaster At $3.50; 500 bushels very good Lam
caster at SIPS 600 bushels very good mixed al
.I27:I7 10 bushels prime to choice Fultzat 81 % ;
2.I76 bushels very good Eultz at sl.23; ~
bushels good tultzat - 30; 62Z bushels iair r utL
at SllS; ia bushels common twtz al Sill 70
CoRx.-white, 294 bushels prime VIRGINIA At
si.05; 80 bushels very good to prime at l.o4 to
~ O5: 400 bushels very good on private terms
Mixed, | 200 bushels very good on private terms
OATs,-3i bushels very good on private terms Ms
COTTON.-IOnc strong. Receipts, 90 baies. quo
tat.ons: See weekly report
Report for Week Ending July 10. 1>e2.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAr.-White l,s42 bushels. Red, 23,2s2
'S CoHS-white, 5,4l2 bushels. Mixed, $500
0ATs.-1.772 bushels.
MEAL 900 bushels.
PEAs.-l34 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Whi&, 1906 bushels. Red 1886
dCoRS-white, 2,ss4 bushels. Mixed, 500
bushels.
OATs.-1.072 bushels.
MEAL.-SO bushels.
PEAS.-jS bushels.
Receipts of -four aud grain as reported to the
secretary by all transportation companies enter
Ing the city except the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company, which company viii not re-
port: Flour. zig barrels; wheat, 3O.lsO bushels;
corn, IL Ala bushels; oats, $50 bushels.
COMMENTS ON GRAIN.
WHEAT. Receipts are now general, and the
! quality fof the most part good. All that was In
| order found ready buyers at quotations.
! COKN.-Receipts and de mand good
| okTs-In light supply, Our quotations arc for
/ lest quality last years crop. There are no new
| oats on the market yet excep, a few SOUTHERN
For grain quotations, see daily report.
COTTox.-Tone strong. Receipts, 1873 bales
| shipments. 02 bales. Quotations Mlddnng' ~
| Ia I2sc: low middliDg. III, to l2c.' gUod ordl-
nary, l 10 llac.; ordinary, % to lOc.
| Flour.
r,o,r--ve ouote: Fine. s4GS9.50: extra
s53Oas6; superfne, f5.5O@s6 common sl'
| ,,or6ne al HOEi 10: common family, sO.tUdsI
| 5OM $500.
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prMPs. SLIPPERS, oYFoRDs. to button aud
tie; .. "a,
NEWPoRTs, Low-CUT NEWPORT (new)'
GENTLEMES's MOROCCO. KID, CALF, ana
FNAMEL-LEATHER Low GOODS;
MISSES. BOYS, CHiLDRfS's, ana INFANTS
LOW SHOES;
aue line SPRINGFIELD SHOES ia NEW
PORTS. BUTTON oXFoRDs, and STRAP
SLIPPERS;
OLD LADIES' aud GENrLEMES's Low
FLAT-IiEEL, BRoAD-BorToM,a and pLEA"
IBLE-SOLE SHOES;
TRUNKS. sAICIIEI.s, VALisEs, RAiLhoAD
RAGS. &c, J. A. 6RIGG,
ia Tenth aud Main streets
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cry DIRECTORY NOTICE.

nERsONs HAVING MADE OR CON
TFNpLATiNG CHANCES in Eitukk
" ,,,e,, In M once 10 the Directory once, ~ the
c,nxass A. now over and the work heing made
ready Tor The printers. y. u: CetIaMNs..
tia corner Elvyen,k aud Main Iucsta-
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effect will be sent to the Porte In the course
Of week. 1t is regarded as probable that
Turkey, while not positively declining thu
call Of Europe, VIII try to gain time by re.
opening negotiations. In such case Eng.
land will invite the conference TO regard
this procedure as equivalent to refusal
and will ask its approval Of some other
course.
Tho Latest.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
LONDON, July lathe correspondent OF
the Standard, on board the Invincible, tel.
egraphs as follows:
Of Alexandria, JnIy 81 p. MAJ
ter daybreak this morning a number Of
persons were seen on the edge Of the wa
ter Of the harbor. Glasses showed them
to be Europeans. Boats were at once low
ed, and crews armed to the teeth started
for shore. They found about one hun
dred Europeans, many Of them wounded,
who had gathered in Anglo-Egyptian bank,
and had resisted desperately. They had
maintained themselves there throughout
the night. Toward daylight their assail-
ants drew OF and the party made their
way to shore. They reported that Arab
Pacha, before he left with his troops, had
the prisons opened, and that the convicts,
Joined by the lower classes and some Be
douiDs, proceeded to sack the city and kill
every Christian they could find and set the
European quarter on fire. From the part
they were defending the Europeans could
hear shrieks and cries and reports OF pistols
and guns. Scores Of fugitives were cut
down or beaten to death in their sight.
The European quarter is all in flames, and
the Great Square Is mass OF smoking ruins.
All the public buildings are destroyed, and
nothing European seems to have escaped
the rage of the fanatics. Several shells
have been fred within the last two hours
into that portion Of the city where the con-
ilagration broke out in hopes that they may
scare the pillagers. That many pillagers
remain is evident by the fact that several
fresh fires have broken out in the last
three hours. A British gunboat is lying
close to Ramleh, two iron-clads are cruis-
ing near, and will fire upon any men ap-
preaching the palace.
An officer who has just returned from the
Chiltern reports that the scenes Of carnage
on shore are appalling. The town for some
hours after the troops left was q yeritable
pandemonium. There is suspicion that
the forts are undermined, and they will be
carefully examined before any large bodies
OF troops are allowed to enter them.
Aboukir is as yet untouched. A thou
sand men are known to be entrenched
there. No reconnaissance have been made
OF Rosetta and Damietta forts. The fugi-
tives say that the losses Of the Egyptian
artillerymen during the first days bonn
bardment were very serious. The infan-
try did not suffer.
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PURIFY rnr BLOOD. cleanse the stomach ano
swsetsa Tie breath With uoP Bl1Tkss' PA
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Flour.

r,our--we ouote: Fine. s4dSf.50: extra
az aoGs6: superfne. f5.50Ms6: common SUI
ner1ne, s4.5O6S5; common family, .o.eOasT
choice family, s7.50@se.20.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. July 10, 1882.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. July l3.-Virginia 6's, defer
10: consolidated, 57H; second series, 30; II
lO-4O's, AZ. Sid to-day.
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.san Francisco Quota,ions.

By NAIL AND TELEGRAfH.i
WHEAr-No. l, SI60 per GENITAL;
OATs-Sl 5O@1 % e cti.
WooL-Oregon, Valley 2S@31 cts. 2
20. Eastern Oregon, 2G@26.
liIDES-ileavy salted l015c: light, do
91I@l0c: salted elf, 91f@1Oc.
FAMILY PRovIsIoNS-Bacon, 11@13
cts: clear Oregon sides. 13@l311c; hams,
BAELEY-Ceast feed, 81 42@1459 ctl.
Brewing 81 50G1' Go u ctl.
EGGs-CalifDrnia, 26@282 2 d0z; Ore
CON, 22@23c q dOz.
FLoUE-Oregon' extra, So 90; Super
fine. 50 IS.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Extra fancy
Butter, 81 cts, p ID; Fresh roll, good
10 choice, 2a@271Scts,B ID. Cheese, IS
920c.
SEBDs-Flax, 21l@4c 2 b; Canary.
$@.5 e.: Alfalfa, 16@17c; Timothy, S@
igc r b.
BAGs Wool sacks, 4i@5Oc; potato
gunnieS, 1S1l@14c; standard grain NOM
inal.
FnuITs-Dried. apples. G@9 cts. 2 d
for qrs.: 7G9c for sliced; Pears, S@lec
Plums. 7@l0, pitted'l5@15; Peaches, II
@l3c; peeled, 17@20.
SALMoN.--COlumbia river fish are
Gu0table at $3.50 2 dOZ, 1-1b tins on
the spot; on the i've, 81 95 !; doz. Sac
ramento 81 POOL 2j'
SUGAR-Refinery terms net cash
Cube. barrels, 111Ec; Crashed, 111%c
Extra Powdered, barrels. 12c; Fine
Crushed. b6ls., 11Lc: Dry Granulated
hhls.. NE: Extra Granulated, bbls,
1O4c; Golden c. bbls., 9llc; D. hbls OF
= / o.,