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VOLUME lXXX-NUMBE 90. n

town tomorrow In tho event Of the failure
of negotiations. II Is supposed the Egyp.
tian troops evacuated tho town us the fires
tonight are assuming large proportions.
Tho town Is reported TO bU almost empty,
and II Is believed 10 have been left to the
low Arabs, and possibly to Dedouins, to
plumber. I4 -IE5 N
AT sunset the white flag was still flying.
ALEXANDRIA, 0:25 \. MA Turkish gun.
boat Is anchored Of ltamleh palace TO
which the khcdive hal removed his fam.
lily previous to the boinbardment. Signals
are now being made 10 the fleet from
the Chiltern to obtain reply from Ad.
nirnl Seymour to n message from Queen
Victoria enquiripg after the wounded.
The darkness makes tho conilagra,ion In
Alexandria very vivid. It Is supposed the
town hns been reduced 10 ashes wilfully.
LONDON, July lo.-'rhe following dis.
patch has been received:
Orr ALEXANDRIA, July 12.-NIidnirht;
The barracks, houses and windmils around
Fort Mex have been shattered to pieces,
A portion Of the ltas-E Tin palace recently
inhabited by Dervsch p.ischa, which
formed n separate building from tho Khe.
dives residence had been burned to tho
ground. The lighthouse Is still standing,
but number Of holes arc visible in the
masonry and the light appears 10 be in.
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nesses In connection with the star route
G, cases from San Antonia TO Corpus Christi,

J. b. Price, contractor upon this route,
was indicted by tho last grand Jury and
Inns since disappeared. Walsh WIS sitting
IN the court room when tho grand Jury re.
tired for consultation, and was subpunaed
within short time. ~ 80 . 80.
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The Bittcrn after taking the flag Of Lieut..
l.ambton on board proceeded to the har.
Dor TO learn the object OF the flag OF truce.
Information was conveyed to the comlnan.
der OF the Bittern that Poulba Pasha, Mil.
itary Commander OF Alexandria, wished
TO communicate with Admiral Seymour.
Lieut. Lambton replied that rs n prelimi.
nary condition 10 further negotiations the
iorts dominating the entrance 10 the harbor
must be surrendered. Poulba laslIa re-
fused to accept these terms and the Dit.
tern returned to aconaint the Admiral
with his refusal. 1t WIS n.lerstood among
the officers that firing would be resumed
at four o'clock in the afternoon, but no or.
der 10 TINT effect was given. The Egyp.
tians subsequently hoisted second ilag Of
truce and the llelicon WIS thereupou sent
in TO obtain information, 80 :,
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FINANCIAL AND ConnEKCIAI,.N


NEw foRK, July 1?.-Money 2ISa3 per cent Priu
bankers bills st.adyat Il S51Ii; demand AssE. ~
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T w OAeESu. if'flf7
RAILROAD hnsns-ln. tho railroad bond ,nay,at I
GnesapeaEc& Ol currency Gs advanced 10 81 frt m
W., do ntsts seres U 10 s.si frDuI SIX: c. CLICP
incomes 10 ~ from w. and Wabash Eencrui ncrt.s
gage Gs TO y! from Sgt{t. ' nt
Y. y. Is. extended. -lO1y LchIsh q wilkes io1 "a
y. = o. exlendcd..l0l ST. 2. & 8. q. Hnts Iii s!
y. =. ~, coupOns-1lI U. r. bonds, Hnis.ii;IS
y. = 4s, U. r Iand Grants ii.G
phcihc Cs Of '95-."lG0 U. r. sinking fund ING
Sontial Pacific :nts ,SITcxas FAC lind as al IA
hro seconds 9d5 do Rio iraude div. sG1f
stochs-opSiicd strong. iluctuatIug considerable
enfing the day, but NJ The close were aciIyr and
lNa. Dm0yant when the highest prices were, made In
,v1i Ths spessl feature was St. Paul common Of
which r4slni amounts werl taken up TO iis mn adj
vance OK nearly 3lps cent for the day. Alter N. Z
fhui inc strongest stocks were " a6ssb : Norih.S
srn ihciic anu Kansas & sxas, Among The spce. {
~ tles theehiciinteIe tccntcrcd In Alton 4 Trfrs
iiaute Mnnes0ts ST. Louis aud Rochester q
rlllsDurSh, all Of which recorded higher ulota.
tons Tho fact that American securities tsere m \
Al adyaneein i1ndon hada favorable effect on The
markei Mere The crop report Of tho Uepartrnent
OF Agrichltii Q was much lorc favorable thnn Ven.
orally expected. and this undoubtedly had somc.g
thlhg 70 90 with the rise. The outside buyipp Is 4
Nise anu OF good cllamcter, OF which no small de.
gree lsdue The fact that the recent heavy realize
tinn diu mol Cause much reaction. ~ !g = .Cz5TI7
TFlnSarltnnS ,hy t,.. -s4sg
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NIGHT OPERATIONS,

l.oSpoS, July 1.-THE correspondent o
the Standard telegraphs from OH board the
1nvincible Mt eight o'clock, p. m.: The
Admiral summoned the Captains OF tie
fleet to consultation. The result of the
deliberntion was that the sea was TOO heavy
for serious operations. Tho rolling OF the
iron.clads would unsettle their aim and tho
town might suffer severely from shot ilyine
too high, Admiral Seymour therefore dc
lerred the intended attack on the Marabout
forts, but directed the Temaraire and In.
flexible to watch the Ras.el.tin forts.
AT half.past ten tho Temamire signalled
TINT parties OF soldiers were Mt work ut the
hospital battery, near Fort Ada. rs
The iron.clads opened fire. Only six
rounds OF shot and sllarpnell
we're fired. All took effect, the Bit,ern
doing excellent. The troops engaged up
OIL work at once abandoned it and the fir
ing ceased. a white flag Of war was now
hoistcd at the light house.
The Bittern was sent inside, so ns tc
enquire into the intentions OF the govern
ment. After she had steamed Off the
remaraire made the following signal;
THE body OF men who were work nj the
hospital battery dispersed after our ias
sharpnel was fred"
At t3 o'clock the Bttcrn was seen steam
ing out OF the liarbor. As she came ou
she signallel, Negotiations have failed, /
have accordingly informed the authorities
on the shore that you will engage the bat
teries at liali.past three" :
From this it seemed as il the officer and
staff, observed in the hospital battery,
finding themselves in dangerous position
aud unable 10 escape, had simply
hoistcd II flag OF truce in or
der to get out OF fire. There was great
indignation expressed that five hours
should have been wasted in ubortive neyo
tiatioMs. q. WIZ,
The daily Telegraph has the iollowin.
from its correspondent: | took IN oper
bout and went close along the land. found
all the batteries facing the sea destroyed
and guns dismounted. An Arabi inform
ed me many hundred persons were killed
between Adjemi and Alexandria. An
explosion occurred in the middle
OF the fort killing everybod,
inside. The light house will probably soorr
fall. Arabs informed me that the noise o.
bursting shell was like thunder, and the,
declared hundreds Of people were killed
in the distant streets.
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Virginia Gs................ 50 I
Virginia consols. eI. !;
ira mat. coupons. Sc Z
virginia deferred..... 10
Ofprpd. fs,f.s, 80, : -
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Eastern cable company's ship, of Alexan.
sent at II o'clock this morning says:
"The Inilexible and Temenlirc opened
fire this morning on the Moncriele fort,
which during the night had been repaied.
The first three shots greatly damaged the
batteries. A signal has just been given to
cease firing. The Achilles has just been
sighted steaming toward the fleet"
Admiral Seymour tclegraphs that party
from the 1nvincible which landed to de-
stroy fort Mex, burst three and spiked six
guns in the fort. Tho wounded include
Lieutenant Jackson, severely injured, Lieu.
tenant Davis and Midshipmen Lumsnel,
slightly injured.
OFF ALEXANDRIA,, $50 =. MA steamer
is approaching with flag OF truce.
THE ONLY WAY TO DECIDE TIE MATrEy.
The Standards correspondent sends the
following: ',-.siS59s-zs ~,
One OF the officials, from Dervisch
Pascha, who brought letter from the
Ministry TO Seymour offering to dismount
the guns, informed mo that he and many
others were not sorry hostilities were about
to begin, twas the only way in which
the end could be made, and the fate OF
two parties, namely, the one in favor
OF the khedive and order, and The other
OF Arab Bey and anarchy, could be de-
cidcd. The officers were conveyed ashore
after Seymour had given them his dcci.
sion in writing =
LONDON. July lo.-The Times cores.
pondent at Alexandria, describing yester-
DAYS bombarlment, particularly 10 antions
the deadly effect OF the electric broadsides
from tho slips which attacked the Pharos
and Rls-El.rin forts. The Innexible be-.
ing iar:hest westward was able to shell
the Mex forts with one turret md the Ras.
El.Tin forts with the other. After all the
cnemy's guns were siienced the
men.oi-war continued shclling the iortiica-
tions, and used shmpncll, probably, ut the
retreating soldiers. ,-.I.S.l .y. I Il al s,
e ORR ALEXANDRIA, 1880 +. MA lne OF
truce has been displayed from the town.
LONDON, July PA dispatch from Ad.
miral Seymour, sent ut o'clock this alter.
noon, says: 5s.e
"There was no response to today's
firing. A flag OF truce was hoisted at Hoon
ut the arsenal where the Minister OF War
and the official Divan are. a gun boat
under . flag OF truce proceeded at once 10
open communications" ~ II. ,55.- =. VI.
. LONDON, July IA dispatch from on
board the Chiltern. dated 5:l5 this after
noon says: "rhe flag Of truce is still Ay.
ing. Several large fires have broken out
various parts OF the town. 77is 5,45,
AWAITING RESULT OF NEGOTIATIONS. y
y LoSpoS, July IA & dispatch from
Alexandria sent G25 this evening says:
Vessels Of the fleet took up tho follow.
ngpositions of the new yort before sunset.
The Sultan Oft Fort Pharos, and Superb,
Temerairc, Inaexible, Alexandra and
Achilles to the eastward. The Inrinciblo
Monarch, penelope and all gun boats are
nthe outer harbor. N u a 81 & ~. |.
1t is supposed this arrangementGis made
in order that the vessels may be in; ;readi.
ness TO shell tho forts commanding the
= =
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THE CASUALTIES,


The Superb was struck several times, aud
from where we now lie we can see her
armor penetrated. The killed and wound
ed arc ms follows: Superb, ! killed s
wounded; Alexandria, / killed, 3 wounded;
Sultan, killed, wounded; Inllexible,
killed, wounded; lnvincible, none killed,
6 wounded; Penelope none killed, S
wounded. Thus the grand total OF casualties
was s killed and 81 wounded, This even
ing tho whole fleet drew oil the shore and
approached each other, their first days
work complete, aud the whole OF the bat
teries outside the harbor OF Alexandria de-
stoyed. Our success, although not blood.
less, has been achieved at q much smaller
cost than could have been expected, seeing
the formidable nature OF the works we had
to attack. The most interesting incident
was the fight between the gunboat Condor,
Commander Lord Chas. Beresiord, and
AGENT fort. His little vessel went close
under the guns OF the fort and opened IL
tremendous fire, but was unableto silence
it. The Admiral then signalled the other
gunboats to assist in the engagement The
events OF to-day show that the determine.
tion expressed by Arabi and his party to
oppose the fleet 10 the death
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CLEVELAND, O., July 1o.-To.night nm
employe Of the Cleveland Rolling Mill
when going home from work was followed
by a nbble throwing stones and hurling
cpithcts. The most conspicuous in the
mob was Mike Connolly, who became so
violent in his behaviour that workman
turned and shot ut him inhicling pain
ful but not very dangerous flesh wound.
The workman was arrested on the charge
OF shooting in the city limits. @g3t 30 :,
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMFsTIC MARK Er5.

BAlunoRx sept 2O-Cotlor quiet Miffllngs l2Sc;
Flow steady ward street and western Supern1S -
C,Iv Mills super Is; do Extra ~ OOds0 20' do.
Fanny s5 ODasBOO Brands 81 OO Patapsco
Family. $40: wneat-scnhen RED; 81 oSaSl o.; DO.
Ma a Western Winter Hed spot. ~ O7dtl O7 bid
August 81 lOas IUls. September aud October 81 Os2
Al Og3. November al G7dsl O73. December, 81 Ob'a,
January, ST O9ss nd Corn--souIhern wnite 77S. DO
Yellow lc. Mixed. J2c bid OCTOBER 10
a74c Oats--Outhern. sU144o. Western White. 4xG.+c:
do. Mixed 4Ods2c fennsylyanla iOa45e iYe quiet and
seady az 7On7 C. quiet Prime 10 Cnoioe fennsyiVa
ma and MARYLAND SIT VO6slS ~
bUFPAIO. sept 2O.-fiour quiet quoted City GROUND
sew Process. 81 25ass 10 White Winter. s6eso %;
Amber. % 75ese No. ! Bakers from Minnesota .,st
81 75 Rye Flour es. so Graham s. % ~ eat
ern Ground No spring s7ns7 50; Bakers 50 1887 2o
Amber. 90 509s7 30 White Winter, 90 1897 90 New
Process s5as9 Wheat da,l, 70 Hard Duluth 20 airine
Eoyeuber 81 i2s all the year, be- Led Winter. 81 20
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corne- FJrtyseyeH.hsti at tho HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos 100 aud 300 Thrd-lve, corner Oneh IldredAnd
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ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

IIvERPOol. Sept. 2O-2 .. m.PorK-Pnme Ness Eastern
firm az lU2. do nrner . Bl.OuCumD sraId
Cur steady, u. short klO steady AT ~ Lung Clear
steady 80. Clear steady at 10. Hans-LOnV "
steady duh AZ 90. Beeiindia Mess du
az 9I Extra I47 Pm NJ esq stoady 80.
Tard-Pume Western duu al 1854 rauo4-Pume Clty
steady al H6d acknowledgements steady AZ 81. kosln-
FnedGl iig.J 81 Caeese a nerIoan ChOce.
dan So. Lara Oil-nrm. J5L Extra stare dnl
af Is. WheaC-NO ste11v AZ ~ ld No. prring,
du al aid; Winter New Western STEADY 81 Corn
Mixed du. 6Ild OlN spirits Turpenuno, aG Lon
steady at $3.50
LIVERPOOL sept 40 m-Provlsons Beet l495d for
EItra tndia Moss PORK, l02. pee Dbl Tor Pume Mess
Bacon ~ per Tor Long Clear Aidies and ~ Tor
Short Clear Middles Lard 62ud CNt Tor Amer can
Produce-TalOw 40 Cheese 90 ia cwt Tor the
best eraaes OF American Re1uei Petroleum. ESD. gal
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Per North Riper, Vessels and Railroads
NRw-YoRK, Wednesday, Sept. 20. 1892
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
Nrw-YorK, Wednesday, sept. 90,


ASHFS-Ouet and hanged. -oo,--
COFFEE-Klo AIDES barely steady ana
ex TeadingtOn sold private terms Ordinary 10 Prime
cargoes 7s4 Oc. jobbing lo-, 6l2dl 2c stock mere
AZ 649 bags Mild grades quiet and unchanged ga es
1000 bags Maracaibo private terms quoted ~,
late sales inc ude 200 bags Java o 'S bags
Maracabo A. aguayia 1905 bags Costa Hlca lHo
bags Savania 422 bags Mexican and 40 bags 81 Dons"
CoTTON-Spot Cotton declined Lee sales 56s bales In
cndnp : bales Tor spinning $50 bales for specula
tion Delivered on contracts, 200 bales. bucelps Ine
mort. today 10 iy bales against 7474 baes THE day las
Wei and X 5 bales last year September l2s1vl
hales sgan,t 23I Z 10 Daes same period last year.
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TALL0W-Quet and steady; Primo 'lg' o'lco'' '"''''
65 900 H.. at go dS7eo ,.,.. r,..,,,ov
spoi 1Al halfehc Tyson fS aSI
gu hafchests Gunpowder 162 53c Ping SueY-o MI
Young Tyson l2d Sci 2l2 halfchests 5n
28loe 26s halfch Gunpowder. ~ " DO Japan
hachests Pan.Fried 9sa40 10 o. hafchests snPs az o
Clio; half COngOu, 20 4bc Ooohe-t 10
chests Fooohow 36d3Sc RIA hafchests folnOsa l-2~
AZ Inc. Annoy. lOi2dlGC
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market closed fairly steady at good recovery iron
lowest prices, and in some instances at the oes'
prices Of the day.
The situation In the Government bond market 10
unchanged. except that to-day there was better
supply of the 4iss under which the bids for that Is
eue declined is per cent Otherwise the quotations
were unchanged and closed as followsi
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furniture.
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LONDON Sept. 2O-l2:3O .. m.-Atantc and Great west
crn mOIi2ngc trustees Certluctt"s % T. lrle, i4
Pennsylvania central d, - New York ontario and western
LUSDox sept. 10000 p. n-Paus adyices quote three
% celtimes Tor lns acrDIEL
LoxDON Sept. 90 Atlantic ana Great Western
first mOr gage trustees cerutcate =; do second. 80
Ere Al NcT-YOrK Central, 1881; Illinois Central, l44 a.
Pennsylvains Central. Op
LONDON sept lO-iUO D. Mine an0lnt OF DWhon gone
into tile Bank OF England balance TO-DAY Il &3'VJU
LONDON 2O-iU) u.-rar' AiYict' quote thfeo
per francs , confines TOT ulo account
ana exchange on ut 20 4Jl2 cenncs Tor
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-oi-rov mA.nEro-BY rELEGnAph.


LIVERPOOL sept "a. -l2:SO n m.-Corton dul: M.ddrng
4.Ifp speculation aud export NecctS
600 bales. including 5ju Uaies American. Iuures-UD D.
.ands Low Minunug clause. september delivery O..id
October delivery bioa.d; also b''Gdi
November Dcce,or delivery D sd; also u" 4d DO
and January delivery Gsisld do anuary and
FrDruary iaad. also o5id do February anu
uelyory. Us cd do March anu April delivery 4eL
liz FsrOol. sept 2u-i D. m.-Cotton-Ine OF the
Inctiiru 6b - bales AnercaL.
Aly.grtIi- sept. 2.-D:iO D. n-Cotton- p
iaan aiddlnc clause November December delivery
Glad February and March delivery O'-O4d futurcs
s..4dy. ,a,,,
Low Nddng 4us4 GOOd ordinary IL 2c receipts,
Jt' "a az vaics. -..,
BALraoEK, sept 2t.-COtoL quiet; Nddng. l2bdl2 1c;
Low ordinary. Al Jc. gross re-
ccpis. c&pJrsto Great Britain oOj bales coast
sales SINNERS % bales stock, 4J4I bales
Bp~fON sept. :J.-C0U"n steady Mddiing l2'sc.' Low
MidaIng, GOOD Ordinary. hc. net receipts 30
pO,, Griai Britain ud Oaes, Stock 40 Oaes
CHAELKsTON. Ut IO.COttO1 quiet Mlddlng IL = &c
Middlng 2c. Ordinary IA ii &c. net re-
crpts LOB yn"s gross. ZOO Uaes; sales 900 Dnesi
STOCK. ilH11 b9eS.
MhMrnis Seyt 2,-Cortop uom,nal NinGmpg l. $50. Low
Midumg, SO; OoOd Ordinary. .Oopc net reccyts ~
IS Dacs; ship ucnts - bars stool So D4e'
-u.-CuttOu weak AddnnG 'Zc@ Low
Miadnng &C: ordinary. II be- receipts -b2
b. ea' g4oS 20 bai 81 exports eoist"lse lJo Dao'' S~oS
III les: Stock 2.5-. bales
SEW.OWRANA sept 1J.-COtTon easy; Micdiing. 2 &c;
AIdinl,. II re- Ocod ordinary ii hc net receipts DJJ
bales SIU,s Lois Dalc exports ., - Dales
sac, 10, bacs stock. 1 Is baics
SAVANNAH. sept Zr.totOI steady mGdhng II A2cs 10"
Middhug. Ilaac. Oo,d ordinary lose. net receipts,
gross 3~JU bales - lUJ bales; last even
ins 200 Oaaes. stOc,. 1895 Due'.
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IL Meat To be bad Of all storekeepers Grocers and
Chemists. sole gents for the United St1tes whole
sale Only c. David & Co, FenchuTch-iVenue.
London England. . go ,-.
Sold wholesale BY PARK & Tiford smith & yander1ecs
McKessOn q Robbins. H. n 81 L.
Thu Der & Co ana Messrs. w. II. Schieneln a Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-21
financial.
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILWAY Co.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, sept. III, lrS2,

VNHE annual meetlDg or the otOckhOIutrs
and Voting BondhOders Of this Company for the cleo
ton OF directors and the Of other
will be held at offices OF the Company In the City Oh
fafavette Ind October IL, 1882 at o'clock D. m 49,,
IAN ansi0i D"'N wa il. q. MITCHELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-21
OFFICE OF TIE

CENTRAL PARK NORTH AND EAST RIVER hAnhOAD Wy
IOTH.AyR, 53D AND 5tIH-5Is, "a ,ooo
TI1UF ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockhod-
ers company win be held O. me once 81 ,ne e PS
many on Tuesday October H. 1857, AZ ~ Ocioc H. no
hooks Win be closed Saturday september TO- ana re-
opencd October ls 1882 J. L. VALENTINE, secIetaIy.