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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-27
GENERAL MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

| JUNE 23.-The week under review has failcd 10
| develop any specially new or Interesting features
| in the wool trade. Dizziness has prevailed and
prices Of some descriptions are lower than az the
close of our last report. Pun chases have been
! made from hand "a InOuth by manufactures IN r.
der the belief that raw material must go lower.
Most of the manufacturers and dealers who nave
| been buying IN The West are now holding on,
which has naturally had depressing effft OHIO
fine declines In good condition are in fair request
and range from Soc. TO 36c. Ohio Xxx and above
! sold at 34935c., at 33@34c., and blood IN .
washed at 25M27c. Texas. twelve months
growth, is mostly preferred, with demand chiefly
| for the fine grade. six and eight months
grow tbs are quiet. Heavy aud bury lots are no:
OF the following prices: Washed Geeces-Ohio,
Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, y X and above.
34@35c. do. do. Y, 33@34c. 10. do. hall blood
do common, 22dZ4c. New York, Michigan,
Indiana, aud WiscOnsn-XX aud above, SIG
33c.; do. 10. X, 36@32c.; do. do. half blood, 33
common, 220124e. COmbing and dealne fleece
Washed fine delaine. 36@3Sc.: do. medium,
3sd40c. do. low, 33G35c.; unwashed medium
Unwashed, nne. 2ZGI24c.; do. medium, 26@2Sc.;
do. low. 23@25c.; do. coarse, hurry. or heavy,
l4@l6c. Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska. and Mime
ine, heavy, or dark cOlored. lf4l0c.; do. do.
unwashed, medium, bright 22925c.; do DO. DO.
coarse. lao i6c. Colorado-Medlum and nns,
ls@2Ic.; do. average, l5@l7c.; common
and quarter-b,OOd, l4nl6c.; coarse carpet, -
19c.; average Improved; HOLE: coarse car,
net. light. 1913 do. heavy or short, ~
b l4c.: fan clip, improved, l4@l5c.; do. coarse,
f2@l4c.; black, l2Gl4c. Texas, Spring Clip
do. do, 21@24c.: coarse. lig16c.; improved
western and southern. l7l20c.; coarse. lf1 Ice.
Utah ana Wyomlng-Unwashed, choice fine, light.
l9@2lc.; fine, heavy, l5@l7c.; coarse Sc
lected medium, 20@23c. low medium, l3@15e.;
coarse carpet, 12@14c. Tub washed-Choice Sc
lected. 36G3sc.; good, 32@34c.; fair ordi-
nary, 28Q30e. Pulled-City merino, 26029c.;
do. super. and lambs, 26G26e.; western super.
and lambs. 23M25c.-Prsss.
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Satisfaction 10 be. Demanded.

by cable to the Dispatch.
PARIS, June 26.-Prime Minister Ferry
stated in the Chamber Of Deputies to-day
that NJ. Patenatre had been ordered to pro-
coed to Pekin and demand satisfaction for
the Chinese violation OF the treaty at Lang
son. He said, also, that Admiral Courbet
had gone northward with the ships under
his command to support the French de-
mands. After the Cabinet Council to-day
the Government telegraphed General Mil
lot to suspend the departure OF troops from
TOnquin. Admiral Courbet's squadron
has been ordered to join the naval division
OF Admiral Lespes, the commander Of the
French squadron in Chinese waters.
Admiral Courbet will have conference
With NJ. Patenatre. the French ambassador
to China, who is now en- route to Tientsin
from Hue, respecting measures FOR obtain
ing satisfaction from China for the affair at
Langson.
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OF crops, drowning stock, and sween,np
away buildings and bridges. Al York
ra.' ABOUT 200 frame houses, barns. and
Su.,oui'dings were swept away. several
1roges and considerable railroad track
DESTROYED. Fires were extInguisbed in
.ne furnaces OF several rollIng.miIIs in the
,'c'nlty OF Reading, Pa, by rising waters.
~ various points along the New Jersey
sunk. "'"o'' -
Later reports from York, Pa, estimate
me damage in that town alone at $500. 600.
90 many dwellings were destroyed and
people made homeless that a relief commit
tee IL relieving the distress.
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TEXAS BURGLARS.
A Bankers Residence Entered-The Supposed
CuIprit in Danger.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.


DALLAS. TEX, June Pa number oil
small burglaries and other outrages have
been Of nightly occurance lately. To.
wards daylight yesterday the residence OF
W. IL. Flipper, banker, was entered by a
negro through a second-story window.
Mrs. Flipper awoke and discovered the
negro going through the bureau drawers.
Two small children were in bed with 'heir
mother, Mr.. Flipper being in Europe.
Mrs. Flipper screamed, when the negro
grabbed her by the neck, checked
her severely, and otherwise maltreated
her. He then made his escape. The
city Is intensely excited. At 10 O'Clock last
night detectives arrested negro answer
ing to the description given by the assault
ed lady. The evidence against him is
strong. Officers are guarding the negro In
the open air. Upwards OF five hundred
armed men have surrounded theiail, de.
termined not to allow Che negro to be locked
up. lie will be taken before Mrs. Flipper
for Identification. II he proves TO be the
RICH. person he will be immediately banged
or burned at the stake. Mrs. Fllpper Is in
a dangerous condition. Squads OF armed
men paraded the streets during the night.
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" Blood or Money"

10y Ie1tgfapF 20 INC DIspatUH'I
WILMINGTON, DEL, June 26.-The Ital'
ian laborers at Newark who were left I'M
paid by Joseph johnson, the contractor
who absconded last Monday with $1,000,
assaulted Mr.. Leech, the partner OF john
son. this morning. They chased him into
town, threatening to kill him or get their
money. Leech found refuge In the Dela-
ware College, and telegram was sent for
Sheriff Martin. The Italians then hoisted
q red flag inscribed "Blood or Money"
and swarmed around the town, displaying
weapons and making threats OF violence.
The sheriff arrived there at $50 p. NJ.
with posse and arrested some OF the
rioters.
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The stock market this morning was irregular,
but In the main weak. Lake shore and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy were particularly heavy,
and declined IL. The decline Ia other markets
mental was an exception, and rose IL. Before the
first call there was IN advance Of To IL. At L
A. VI. Northern Pacific preferred was raided
down 10 80 and oregon 1ranscOntlnental 10 81
on mfavorable rumOrs aud this unsettled specu.
latiOn once more. Later on the failure of stout 4
Co. was announced. and the market was further
depressed. canada Southern and Michigan Cen
trail were subjected to a severe radcliffe former
breaking to 70 the latter 10 5s4. Central Pa
cidc fell Of ~, Quincy II Northwest 2, 81;
f fasnEf Kew L3s York S9 Central F fre r.
Northern Pacific ~, Union Pacific, II, West
cn Pacific l. The last named was unfayOra-
enjoined. but when the rumor was officially denied
the stock rose to J2ir and turned the market.
Lackawanna was also strong. In the last half
hour of business the attacks on Northern Pacific
down to 374. a few OF the active stocks touched
the lowest point of the day In sympathy, and the
whole market, with the exception of LaCkawanna
and Missouri Pacific, was weak. Northern Pacific
was raidcd on rnmOrs that the company wOul !
have to borrow money to meet Its July Interest,
fiscal agents. Compared with last nights closing,
prices are AZ lower for Canada Southern, ~ for
Quincy. q for ST. Paul. l : for Northwest, Is tor
Louisville and Nashville, 2b for Lake shore, D.
for preferred, 81 for Omaha, II, for Wabash, 2S
for preferred. aGl for the remainder of the list.
oregon TranscOntinental Is &, Lackawanna y, and
Missouri Pacific i higher. Sales, $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 26.-Virfnia g., cOnsols,
IS: past-due coupons. 81; new 3's, SO. North
Caro- ina 6's, old, l034 Bid.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, june 20, 1884.
No change in prices the past week. All desira.
BILE descriptions In active demand AT full prices.
Dark TOBACCO.
Lugs.-COmmOn, S5.50@$6.50: good. Sass
Led(.-CommOn, sSa s9]s; good tlO@tlZ; fine
Sl3@3l6.
SUN-CURED.
Lngs.-Unsound, s6.59@S7.50; sound $3.50
QS9.
Ledf Common, s9@4l0.50; medium, 81 la
Sl3; good. :l4QS20; fine, s25@t62.50.
BRIGHT COMMUNICATING.
Sm0kerS-Common sl0@sl5; good, slG@
500: fine, S22@s25.
FYUers.-Cconmon, sl5@$16; good, $500
$50; fine, S22.50Ms25.
6s3h: fine. siOMS75.
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(Iy telegraph 70 the Dispa'cH'I
WAsmsGT0S, June 26.-Heavy rains pre-
vailed last night over Maryland, pennsyi'
yania, New Jersey, and New YORK, ana q
strong easterly gale Is blowing on dry
land and the New Jersey coast. A great
deal OF damage has been done to properly,
Abut no lives lost SO far, although sl <
= shooner d ashore at Cape May Point, n.
81, dying signals Of distress. IN .ne y, me ne
rior Of Maryland and Pennsyiyanla ~ III. Inc
streams are flooded, running large areas
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RICHMOND MARKETS

| THURSDAY, June 20, 1854.
Country Produce.
Bees,1dr: 2sc. 2 n.
| Apples: Junes f2@ SO bushel boxes, 75c.dBsl
Peaches: Bushei boxes choice. sl.75@s2
bushel boxes, prime $3.50; half-bushel boxes, II
| ss5c.
rough, ~ q 5000 lbs.
Bafter: Strictly prime. Ice; good to prime
lss% ,;d,berPs poo, !, to TO ar, si5d 1o@i"c
| CG5bG1e: New early York. 2 10 4c. y head.
Corn Meal: 75c. per bushel for country
Dried Frat: Apples. 3@5c.; blackberries, 5@
&C.; cherries, l2c. Peacnes-Peeled, 7@sc.; un
| Live Fouls: Large hens, 25c. small, 90 to Csc.
EgSs: Fresh. 1s@l4c., dull.
| Feathers: Prime lye-goose, oOA02c.; common
Fioxseed: s1.1O@sl.l5 p bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, prime TO choice sio@
| 1880 clOyeT-mixed, sl49sl5; clover. > l39
{l4; low grades very dull.
Round Beans 1925 per bushel; fat 81.
Tomatoes Bushel box, ~ 10 50.
| Peas: Bushel box, sl@sl.25.
! lard: Country, l0&(Gl lc.
Uili-Ogal: Brownstuff. s19Q20 2 ton; bran
sl9@ZOe ton; shipstuf, s22@*23 {. ton.
PSGfoe gG'' IRISH GS choice potatoes DID, 50
barrel: choice = bushel. 46a45c.; small, 25@
3Oc new, Si@s5 per barrel.
oftops 40@45c. q n
onions: 80 z barrel
Peanuts. 5c@9c as TO quality, and scarce.
Rue. 60M65c q bushel.
Sum0c. Prime, 81.
ShuckS: 5OM soc.
Bdled &rdU 40@45c.
Wool. Washed, 27A2sc.: mwashed, zoe. BURY
wool will bring from to Sc q y. less Than above
Cement. Lime. Plaster &c.
n h.
line: Axricultural, sGiOe. a bushel: Rock
land, 81 .1O@s1.20, according TO quantity; Virgil
up PlGstSr. Lump, a; ground, IS; ealcined
plaster, sl.75.
Tar. Large size, $3.50.
Drugs, Dyestufrs, Oils, &c.
z zieoScr Il $3.50 p gallon.
Concentrated lie; s2.7o@s3.o0 y ease Of fon
dozen.
Cockinedl: soc. p n.
Extract Of LOqto0od: Ice.
Indigo: s0@90c.
Madder. lac.
OILS: Linseed. Csc: machine, 25@75c.
5rsdor-cod oil 5o@6oc:; lard, SOC: sweet, 50 =
dozen; best sAlad, $3.50; castor, Sl.60 n gallon;
Virginia lubricating, l5@40c.; kerosene, 91e.
cash, a gallon.
Soda: sal, 1t@2c., in kegs; English soda, &c.
American, 3AM4c.
Spirits Nrpentine: 45c.
Dry Goods.
Prints: Merrfmack, 54e.; Mersfmack Shifting,
Sc. Richmond .5kc.; South Bridge, 6xc. Pacific,
&c.; Dunnels, 5ke.; Aliens, 6kc.; Manchester,
lory Purple, exc; Simpson Mourning, &C.; hnp-
SON Grey, &c.; simpson Black, &c., Harmony,
Sc. Ashland Solid, 64c.
Bleaehed SAtrtiaqs and Sheatngs. 7-s Sc
curity. &C.: 7-6 Jack Horner, 6kc.; 7-S Edward
Harris, &C.; "A Fairmont, exc. A Pelham
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JUNE 23.-In Scotch pig there has been hardly
enough business TO indicate priees there are free
radical change; some Of the better brands held
firmly, but as rule buyers are met promptly at
easy figures, while the movement Is light. Rails
s NO. !, at sao@sSo.So; No. 2. sis.so@sYSs =;
eGsssa s3i.sc@saf.75t FOR coitness,
1925 for Egiinton, and t20.50 for sumner
lee; t2I.50@s22 for Gsrtscherrie; e2l.509
s22 for Carnbroe. American steel rails at s32
al mills; old rails at eel for j, and t29 for
d. h.. wrought scrap at s2l@es22.- Journal Of
If.x1
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

July 23.-Western leaf Is without much move
ment, the sales Of jobbing character, but prices
are held firmly. Seed-leaf is taken In moderate
Quantities az very regular prices. sales: 800
hogsheads Kentucky leaf 1T Sdl6c.: 200 cases
1888 Lille Dutch at 7c.: 200 eases 1882 Penn
sylyania at So lZc.; 100 cases SSl PcnHsylyanla
az 7MIOc.; 300 bales Havana at S3c.@sl. Ia I;
100 cases Sumatra at tl.20@sl journal Of
CO1Qmfrcf.
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Failures.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

TBy Telegraph 70 the UispatrH'I
Pittsburgh, Pa, June 26.-The st. Pc
tersburg Bank, Of Clarion county, failed to
open its doors this morning. Inability to
realize on its securities was the principal
cause OF the failure, although some loss was
caused by the depression in the oil trade.
Ii was considered one OF the strongest
banking institutions In the State outside OF
the large cities. No statement has been
made. but it Is thought that the bank will
be able to meet its liabilities.
NEW YORK, June 28.-12:15 L. NJ
Stout & Co. have just announced their fall
tire at the Stock Exchange.
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The Threatened BOmbardment OF
ZeyIeh.

fBy cable TO the Dispatch.l
ALDEN, June 26.-The purpose Of the ltal-
ian man-of-war Cartel Fidaro in its recent
visit to Zeyleh, with threats OF lombard
ment, was to force the government OF that
place to pay an indemnity to the family OF
Sheik Abdunahman, who was a proteqe
Of Italy, and to restore to the family pro-
perty which belonged to the sheik.
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A Rochester Alderman Indicted.

10y ttitETEDH U tHt DIsDH'VH'T
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June 28.-J. Miller
Kelly, president Of the Board OF Aldermen,
has been indicted for agreeing to accept O
bribe Of $4,000 from the Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company to permit its line
to run into Rochester. A bench-warrant
has been issued and bail has been fixed al
$4,000. He is confined to his house by
sickness
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Sir Stafford NOrthcOtc's Motion of
Censure
tBy cable to the Dispatch. |

10y caDIe 10 TIE Dlspatcn'I
LONDON, June 26.-Sir Stafford NorthcOte
presided at a Conservative meeting at the
Carlton Club to-day. He urged the party
to support the motion OF censure which he
is about to introduce. Some OF those pre-
sent dissented and advocated delay until
after it is seen what action the Egyptian
conference shall take. The meeting, how
ever, finally united in favor Of immediate
action. Lord Randolph Churchill was pre-
sent.
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ROat.RQce.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

IBy telegraph 70 INC DIsPs'0"'J -
NEW LONDON, CONN.,, June W:-ihe
Yale Harvard boat-race was won by faie-
time. 2O:31; Harvard, 20:l6. Yale pulled
an average OF 80 strokes; Harvard, 36'
They started even. At the two.mile-stake
huoy Yale was slightly In the lead. No. :
in Yaie's boat caught a crab, but recovered
mujckly. and Yale continued TO lead to the
finish. ,.. -.oo
the Commissioned freshman race
was won by Columbia by three lengths.
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pErERsBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

kcbOrlcd lOr TIE DlsDdIcnI
JUNE 25.- The sales and offerings this week have
increased. The market shows good demand fol
good and fine shipping leaf and sound eafy-lng-
az satisfactory prices. Manufacturers era les, how
ever are not actice, though prices are not quota
bly, lower. The general opinion Is that the cr0I
WIN soon re marketed. We quote: Long leaf
Sl3MslG; short leaf. T9MSl2: Tugs. $4,000
$3.50: primings, S3.50MS4. OF this years croI
1t IS learned large area has been planted, aided by
a
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MAXINE INTELlGGENCE

h
IMMATURE ALMANAC-JuNE2 ~. 1854.
sun sets .,......,.. 1873 Morning..........|. 1853
Neon sets.........1 049 Evening .......... 80.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Steamer WyanOke, Hulphers. New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, q. W. Allen \ Go.
Steamer Pioneer, -. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. y. ". Nee arrlck, agent,
schooner BENJAMIN T. Biggs, Blocksonl, New
York, light, to load bark.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, Uni ed states
mail, merchandise. and passengers. L. Il. Tatum
suDerirtenfent.
Schooner Ann +. Valentine, Chambers, New
York, iron pipes and fish plate, The Tredegar
Company vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mary Riley, Riley, New York. coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Curtis q Parker.
SCI Ooner Amelia VI. Price, White, Philadelphia ,
poplar wood, W. r. Conquest Sons; vessel, Cur
lis Il Parker.
"ORT or NEWTORTS NEWs, JUNE26, 1854 q.
lBy Telegrsphl
ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond, Crossman, West Point, aud
and sailed for New York.
SAILED.
Schooner Helf G.. Moscly. -, Alexandria.
Schooner william T. Hood. Smeed. Providence,
coal, Chesapeake ana ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Joseph Baker. Amy, Boston, coai,.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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The Dynamite Scare I'm vienna.

IBy cable 10 The Dispatch.l
VIENNA, June Pa bomb filled with a
powerful explosive has been found con-
cealed in the shrubberv near the exhibit
ton rOtunda. All the public buildings are
carefully watched, owing to fears OF out
RACES by anarchists. The main sewers,
which the anarchists have threatened, are
repeatedly inspected.
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A Tax On the Irish NatiOnalists.
IBy ca Die to the Dispatch.

DUBLIN, June 26.-At a convention OF
Nationalist delegates, which was held yes
tcrday at Waterford, resolution was
adopted in favor OF the scheme OF provid-
ing a fund out OF which Nationalist men,
bers Of Parliament may be paid regular
salary. The means recommended by the
convention for raising such fund is to lay
a tax OF two pence in the pound on the
ratable property. belonging to members OF
the Darty
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contents were destroyed. The fire spread
to adjoining buildings. causing loss,
Including stock and buildings, which Is
variously estimated at frUm 100000 to
100000. The losers are believed to be
we'll insured in local and foreign compa-
nies
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ADynamite Disaster Ayerted.

fBy cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. June ga narrow escape
from dynamite disaster is reported from
Bradford. Aniniernal machine, filed with
dynamite and powder, was placed on q
street-car track. Over this car filled
with people passed, but the machine failed
to explode.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, June 70, 1884.
sALEs-FRsT BoARD.-10,O0O Virginia con.
soils at 30; 1e shares Atlanta aud Charlotte Rail-
road stock at "a: 1000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, Glass d, at 80.
SECOND BoARD-2,00o Virginia new s's at
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Call for ROuds.

IBy telegraph 10 The DISpatcH'J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 26.-The sec
rotary of the Treasury to-day issued Ihe
I29tb call for bonds for redemption. Inc
cali is for slO,OO0,000 per cents, ana nia-
tire August list.
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Big Fire I'm New Orleans.

10y teieKfupH 70 Tue DisPatcI'J
New ORLEANS, La, June pa fire
broke out at Q o'clock this evening in Nc
Crackers & Brewster's furniture-store on
Royal street, between the custom-house
and Bienville streets. The building and
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Nrw WORK pFANUT MARKET.

JUNE 23.-Peanuts are very dull and easy. FOI
best hand picked 766GSc. are quoted. Farmers
stock at 5kG6c, with some low grades as low as
4c-JOurndL Of Commerce.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 90 NoOn.-Stocks weak
Money-No rate. EXchange-Long, 4SlkG4S2
short, 4S3M4S3. Governments firm. States
dull
EUening. 4s1A. Money, pei
currency, 1851. Governments lower; pei
cents, 1lel; per cents 100 bid. State bonds
dull
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NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, june 26.--Cottou steady: sales
1886 bales, Including 1906 for export uplands,
IL 1-l6e.; Orleans, IL 5-l6c.; consolidated ne:
receipts, 327 bales; exports--to Great Britain
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PEANUT MARIE rs.
PErERsBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Reported for the DispatchJ
JUNE 25.-Market very quiet. There have been
small sales If hand picked nuts within the past
day or two at sl.05Gsl.l0.
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Flour,

Flour.-We quote: Fine, s2.5O@s3; suDerGne
s3GS3.75: extra. s4.75@fi.90; family, $4,000
1925; Patent family, country, s5.5O@:6.5O
Market very uull.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.

SPECIAL!
DECORATED ENGLISH DINNER AND TEA
SETS (combined), 123 pieces, for f13 per set
BLUE WILLOW AND BROWN RHINE DIN
NER AND TEA WARE, that can be made up
In any number of pieces, at very low prices;
Also. a full line Of HAyILAND 4 co.'s DIN
NER SETS, from $50 to $3.50 per set.
Call and look at them.
r. q. TAYLOR,
iei4 l0ll Main street
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND June 70, 1851,
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 100 bushels.
CORN.--While, $3.50 bushels. Mixed, 5,4OO
bushels.
OATS.-l.400 bushels.
MEAL.-l5O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRN.-Mixed, 100 bushels very good at 64c.
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10y CIDIt 10 IIIt DIsTHItH'I
PARIS, June 2G.-Dspatches from Hanoi
state that 1000 Chinese regulars, who were
provided with artillery, entrenched them
selves at Langson, in violation Of the
treaty. and attacked the French forces on
Monday they were on the march, kill
ing se;en and wounding forty-two. Gen.
eral Negrier at once set out with reinforce
ments. General MiIlot telegraphs that the
French troops numbered 700 men. and
were on their way to Langson. Though
so greatly outnumbered they routed the
Chinese. Among those lost by the French
were two officers.
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