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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

THE BELMONT VINEYARDS The Richmond
Wing says 1.-The news columns of the Wing
have contained some items relating to the Pc
cuniary embarrassments of this establishment.
They have been read with great sadness by all
who were aware Of the extent and importance
ofthis enterprise. It proposed to introduce a
new industry into-our State, which might re-
suit 10 great benefit to every class Of our pop.
ulation. II is the largest Individual enterprise
10 the State, conducted without the aid of as
ISOLATED capital Its noble hearted proprietor
has devoted all the intelligence. enthusiasm,
and energy for which he is distinguished, to
make it success. All who know him know
that he has been prompted less by the love Of
lucre than the love of country. And he has
succeeded 10 creating an establishment not
only an honor to him but credit to the Com
monwealth. That any disaster should befall it,
so as to suspend its operations or impair its
prosperity, might be justly deemed public
calamity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

Notice is given that convention of the Cor
servative party will be held at the Court House
10 Winchester, on Thursday, August Goth,
1875. at II o'clock d., for the purpose Of nom
mating candidate for the Senate for the Sen.
atorial district composed of Frederick, Clarke
and Warren counties, to be voted for at the
November election
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19
G7.E.fE CU.N.HEIsCE.

Arrived-Bosts A Main, NJ A Myers, George
American Flag L l. Moore, NJ d Corsc and w
} Lloyd, to American Coal Go.
Departed Boats VIM Hunter, } w Burke.
Jas Green, John Wilson, Andrew Main VI A
Myers, Geo sherman, ~ Wintrngham and }
II Parrott jr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

A request is made by the United States Trca-
surer that DO legal tender or fractional currency
be forwarded for redemption between the 18th
Of June aud Isl of July. The remittanccs by
National banks on account Of the five per cent.
deposits may be made as usual. This request
is made 10 anticipation of the count Of the
money in the Treasury, to be made between
the dates mentioned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

Reports from Cuba state that the Catalan
regiment had attacked large body CT rebels 10
the Vargas Hills and dispersed them after
killing four and taking thirty.six women pris-
oners. Captain General Valmaseda, has taken
Tho fall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

The ''era of good feeling has certainly ar
rived when Confederate soldiers march through
the streets of Boston in the grey uniform, and
not 40 arm was lifted to oppose their progress,
for the Southerners marched to the tune of
yankee Doodle" and the Boys 10 Blue re-
sponded with Dixie" and ''My MARYLAND"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

The BOUNDARY LINE.-The counsel of Viz
>ginia aod Maryland engaged 10 taking the de-
positions OF witnesses 10 relation to the bound
airy line have been iu Richmond, examining ex-
Governor Wise. They will probably get through
in few days, and then adjourn to Cris6eld,
Md, where more witnesses will be examined.
The arbitrators, will meet to decide the whole
question some time this summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

The Piedmont Vrginian says I'VE hear
there are several fine crops Of wheat in this
vicinity. The corn crop, although late is look
iug we'll. The oat crop is said to be failure
10 this county. The grass crop will be u short
one with us ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

Rumors were prevalent 10 Washington yes
terday of the deialcation OF a naval paymaster
in foreign port. The amount Of deialcation
is put at $4,000. The term Of service OF the
suspected individual has nearly expired, and
he will shortly be ordered home. His friends
are confident that he will be able to make every
thing clear to the Department
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

An Illinois paper declares that Senator
Morton is so politically ambitious that, unlike
Henry Clay, he would rather be President than
right. AS he has very little chance of being
President, be had better try the other horn of
The dilemma. y, .. j
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

President GRAFT, and party yesterday inspect
ed the Centennial grounds and buildings, near
Philadelphia. The President expressed his
qualification at the progress made toward the
completion of the various works, and his sur
prise at the magnitude of the buildings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19
GENTLEMEN's FURNIsH'G. GOODS
FRENCH KID GLOVES,
Special Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.
We have just received fresh supply Of Gents
extra fine, hand-sewed Boots and Shoes, ana
Slippers Of every description, which we unhes'-
la.fngly recommend 10 be the very best On sn"
in the city. w Is. WADDE1,
NH ~ ID King street.
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Ladies' Misses and ChiIdren's Boots
Shoes and SIiDNarh.

We are this day receiving q full line Of La.
lies, Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, suitable for Spring and Summer, en-
bracng all of the latest styles. We solicit pur-
chasors to call and examine for themselves.
they will be sold at low prices.
NH % w. B. WADDET, IA Kings
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RESTAURANT,

o".'..''''''''''''' '''''''''''
Situated in the Depot Building, corner of 9th
and B streets, Washington, D. g.
Es-Open from a. m. to II p. N. daily.
All dishes served at short notice.
DESHlELDS u CO., Proprietors.
~Also UNION DEPOT RESTAU RANT,
North Charles st, Baltimore. my 22-lm
MOUNT VERNON URSERIES
M1 Established d years.
RUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE.
GION A SPE JIALTY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Htc., &c.
Send for . Catalogue to
@. GILLINGHAM il CO.,
Accotink PostofRoe,
nov 4-tWtf Fairfax CO., Va.
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th of May. 1875, according 10 the
order of the Society Of Friends" CHARLES
G. WAY, of Blue Rapids, Marshall county,
j. Hoge, of Mountain Dell. Loudoun CO.. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

DEFRIGERATORS
IL NURSERY REFRIGERATORS,
WATER COOLERS,
COOLER STANDS,
PATENT FREEZERS,
TIN TOILET SETS,
WATERS.
PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY, BASKETS OF every description,
TIN WARE in every variety, WOODWARD
aid BRUSHES of every kind for sale low at
A. q. MOTT s. BROS,
my 24-3m No. 60 King st., Alexandria.
baltimore s. POTOMAC RAILROAD
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LIST OF LETTERS

1t is thought 10 Montreal that Jacques Car
tier bank will resume business next Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19
PRUFESSsU.N.4L L.4KUS.

A D.-Circumstances rendering IT de-
"A sirabe that should locate IN Baltimore, L
have transferred my DENTAL PRACIlCE IN
Alexandria to DIR. D. n lust. He has been
for SO many years associated with me rs to need
no introduction or endorsement. his Skill ability
and reputation for honesty and high INTEGRITY
being we'll known. / cordially commend nm
to the favor of my friends and patients rs well
worthy of the position to which he succeeds, anu
b.speak for him the practice with which, Tor -
long, l have b. Ell favored. ~
JAMES B. HODGklN.
Alexandra, Va mar loft
COL. RICHARD L. MAURY,
ATTORNEY and co UNSELLOR Alta ",
1915 Main street.
RICHMOND, VA.
@~ Special facilities for prompt COLLECTIONS
throughout Virginia und West virginia Money
invariably RENTED on day OF receipt.
Refers to: Gov. Jno Letcher, recent psTtniGhi'
Lexington, Va Gov. Jas. L. kemper, hic u
msnd, Va; Hon. K. NJ. T. Hunter r. d.
Msury s. Co.. Bankers; Messrs. Barring bt1s'
g. Co., London, England; }. b. Gl!llat y w
London, England.
Richmond, feb l9-ly
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There is 40 truth 10 the reports that small
pox RACES in Quebec.
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Is 4 u PURCHASE
Take a look at

Take took at
DEALHAM'S MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
CLOTHING
GENTLEMEN's FURNISH'G. GOODS
Comprising the finest Suits of Clothing and n
variety Of the latest novelties in Furnishing
Goods. Among the Litter, just received, 3 full
line of
FRENCH KID GLOVES,
which will sell on condition to return the pur.
chase mony without gainsay for any that may
rip or tear.
MY PRICES ARE TO SUIT TIE TIN rs.
Call early at S. DEALHAM'S,
The Fashionable ClOtkleI..
nv l3 No. So King strecs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-19

Gen. Ord, commanding The Department of
Texas, who is now 10 Washington. yesterday
morning. received telegram from Texas. an
nouucing that Corina had left Matamoras,
though it is not known where he has gone. The
officers iu Texas, however. are suspicious Of his
movements, and it is feared he is bent upon
further mischief. General Ord lett Washing
ton last night to return to Texas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08

Park or Commodore Garrison woUld have 70 pat
Their Nands m ihsr pockets 10 the eSteub 0i sew
eral mni.ons 81 dollars, aud tnis tuey dri n9t seem
likely 70 DO 40 ell events me DIVIDEND on facIns
MAJ. or Panama was Hot nkelg 70 pe anected ~
me hght between the giants The publtc are
warned fnAb the wHu.e AFFAIR Is 10 ten up Tor
- Gaping purposes. ana That the tactics are OF
the indtap sutt, whlcn Dcfter bent the Modocs
tual gentlemen capitalists. VINO maze in Wall
street 4 campaign more eutdne Tor the plains.
A MEETING 81 THE WESTERN UNION
Telegr pn company TOOK place yesterday AFTER
noon III their new building, corner 81 Dey street
ana Broadway. N0tning out routine business was
transacted DY the Executive Commiftee.
Cola MAS .teHdy An about lt435, anu me carrying
rates were ABOUT tnree Der cent al day. The pool
are SAID TO nave ceased their nlanlpuiations and
nave lett the market 10 rs natural Impulses. IL Is
d noteworthy Tact mat some OF the leaders IN the
late movement went INTO the STOCK market and
vanced.
SALES or STOCKS Al AUCTION.
AT the Exchange SalesrOOms yesterday the fol-
loving stocks were sOld:-IwentY shares Met
ropolltan Fire Insurance Company az So; twenty
1--WE do Niagara Fire Insurance COMPANY III
ll21s st. Louls, Alton Ierre Haute kalltoad pre-
ferred second mortgage coupon BONDS, ~; 81.
Joseph CITY ten per cent bridge bonds. G4i
Evansville seven per cent bonds, szAi mobile
eight per cent toldl bonds, 10; Lousgnle ana
Nashville Railroad nrst mortgage bonds, seven
per cent consolidated (couponsl, S7A; HANNIBAL
and 1t. Joseph eignt per cent consolidated cou-
pons, S44 as1.
The steamship Algeria, sailing yesterday, to0E
out So, 2T2 SO la silver bars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08
WALL STREET NOTES.

THE PACIFIC MAIL SPECULATIVE FRAUDs-srEET-
ING OF THE coMPANY--A STOCK JoBBING SEN
sAT1oN.
The Pacific Mail canard had full eject yesterday
morning. Rumors OF an alleged defalcatlon In the
CHINA branches OF TIE company served the pur-
poses OF the infamous STOCKHOLDERS VINO pull the
wires OF corporations as confidence operators
secure their prey, and the victims on the BarbarY
Coast we're counted by scores. The originators OF
the shameful hes pronted By the. early panic
caused BY their published nctions, and reaped
GOLDEN But ILL-BEGorrES HARVEST
from their iabricauons. Pacific Mail stock opened
at 41H, at which price all OF the offers we're taken
oy the spectators IN conadence-or confidence
speculators-and az the close OF the price
OF the shares was 43K. The moral Is not hard to
be drawn, although the morale OF the whole pro-
ceeding is easily characterized. A HERALD repre-
sentative called on Mr.. George g. Scott, the
Managing Director and Vice.President or the
Pacific Mail Company, who stated that no defalca-
ton OF any kind had come 10 the knowledge OF
the company, aud that they had no reason TO
believe that the accounts we're false III any
one particular. 1t Is very easy to be seen
how statements from Hong Kong, Nagasakt
or Yokohama, not being Immediately transmitted
10 san Francisco and thence TO New York, were
capable OF misconstruction; but, as the Items
OF coal &C., were large and settlements not en-.
tlreiy IN consonance with the routine Of adjacent
once business, adwces or payments might be de.
ayed ana false construction put upon the mat
ter. MI. Henry Hart. the agent. i on his way
from California, aud will arrive here on Friday--ln
obedience 20 orders from the home on1ce-ar
wfich time iUll explanation OF the seeming dc.
nelsncy-less tnan Sl00000-will doubtless, be
mace
All the meeting OF Pacific Mail directors yester.
DAY n0anlng was done, and rue utmost cheer III.
ness WAS Ielt IA the improved prospects or the
llne. II tae new arrangements with the 0verlanl
lines are carried Out IL ~ estimated that the re.
ceipts u the steamship company WIN exceed those
"a last year ~ least S3O00,O00 As to the
FIGHT BETWEEN PANAMA AND RIVALS,
director OF the former company stated that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08

bbl Il ST. KITS a Brush schooner hence win gene
i Il ~ su9 ggse Sa ol ar@ nieo ad
back WITH sagar Ii Now 4ork schooner rcportei on
wtn oeuprul rar5a tf aet,t ii am ssad III \ French
West India island hfiu hence WIN General cargo AZ
8 20: 10 4 british W,udward Stand an American
schooner hence Win general cargo eporfed IN 5000
cargo reported ~ Ssa0 eo ana hprk with lOfwOod
50 currency 10 llanlbnrg Nv aeain 900 bb rosIn at
equal 10 81.
MoLAsSEs-ihe market rnes very strong for all
foreign grade ana ths 0fernes ana ready IL Ill fair
fgnres W. note sales earan Cirien,s s2 hgs ana
As erces Ut privnf. nrre NM nnder xtood rs ne 4c
without reglrd II test IN 4 obbuu yiy several small
lots grocery trades were Sold New Orleans rules firm
32e Il gac.: DO caved s6c n 4le.. do muscoyndo re-
hnn2 3ss 1 -. do az grocery BOZ 45c Porto Rico,
40c 4 GJe English Istn1s $780, 51s NEW Orleans zoe.
q Toe boiling stock 4sc. for % lest
spirIs urpent he and holders counucd 10 OBTAIN full
npureA safes ~, bbls al $50 r III ward ylth small
i1t Oh tho wharf III rosns there was decdedly more
ctyify but late pfiees roman abouI the same Later
81 I2is 5l bbs No al So So Tar was in small oD bling
demand III ~ for washington and Wiimnqton civ
pitch IL IS delivered.
fpp,yfs1oNs -lgeeeipts-Pors 7sT nackaoes. heef oS
norE was duh Al ioyer with sales al ID bpls in
,ss,pS pr ots AZ s2 75 For tntiie very he sales
.o,,i'r1sad i 5n HIS Iune al ga2 ~ g23 and $50 bbls
Maynt 40 ID So III Dressed hogs were drmer With
cfy Nos cinsInr at lOsse 4 i0lsc Beet ruled quiet
saIs onaIad Ia alout ia 6his I'd frmer prices
EeeT hams we're nnrhnnged in every respect Bacon
WA m moderate demand ana frmer with sales 81 So
long cIemr M ge short ce M WIS ouoted at I2c
sod Iong ana short cear nj Igc Int meats were ouet
ria - ias were I'M t,erces nc III hams nj PIE boxes
shorf e hams Al l2r and 90 boxes lacks on private
far,,s art WIS yyeax Win sales M $50 terces West.
ern steam May 1t l5sAc; 100 tierces DO June, at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08

bonds, old. los a 1885,; 1867 bonds, 1879 1917;
tenorty bonds. 1Osa4 new lves, 1885,; Erie, 2Gt4
259s Erie preferred. 80 3gls The rate FOR DIS
counts IN the open market for three months bulls
il 9 5Itper cent which Is $40 per cent below the
Bank 81 England rate. In Paris rentes are quoted
t63. 9254c.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Union Pacific first sold az 9s18 q 9S< 9sA a
gSA DO. land grants az 969S; do. sinking fund
at g2; Central Pacific first, California and oregon
branch, sold at s71s a sly do san Joaquin
iancn. at s5Z SO; do. gold bonds. 991l 99ss
New Jersey central FIRST consolda Ted, sold
lo49l; Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold
ponds, s5sS S51S G., q. and |. G. drst, at 50;
Morris and Essex first at ia; 40. second, 1855
Erie third, 100; New YORK Central nrst, coupon,
1885 11s4 Michigan Central sevens, 1o4; West
ern Paciics, 50; ONO and Mississippi consolidated
sinking fund.- 9s5s do second, 70 Alton and Terre
Haute drst, JOG.
BANK SHARES
were quiet. Phoenix Bank sold $50 snares) az 971s
and German American (15 snares) at s715 the
latest bids are annexed America, 1852; American
Exchange, 1l9; Butchers and Drovers', $50; Chem
teal, 1000; City, $780, Commerce, 1Ish; Conti-
mental, 90; Corn Exchange, 1870; First NATIONAL
200; Fourth National, 49,; Fulton, 1853; Gallatin
National, 130 German American, 87h; Gold Ex-
change, lis; Greenwich, 2l5; Hanover 9S I'm
porters and Traders, 1876 Irving, 100, Manhattan.
$50; Market, 121; Mechanics, 142; Merchants.
100; New York. 131 ; New York National Exchange,
OF Peoples lao; Phoenix, o7h; State OF New YORK,
ia.
STATE BONDS
were steady and the changes unimportant. Mis-
souri, long SKIES were the most active and sold at
o9A 99n, against 100 yesterday. The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON April l. 1875.
Cotton quiet; middling l5Sse Net receipts 6Gf bales
Exports coastwlse, 90. Sales, 1,79l stock, 66,72z
NEW ORLEANS, Aprl q 1875.
Cotton quiet middng 163Sc. Net receipts l2i7 baes
$50. stock, l77dO4
Cotton quiet middling l55se low middling lo7se.;
gooI oransT c he 10y sse gross M
49, SAVANNAH, April T. 1875.
Cotton dull lower 10 SELF mddling, io1Sc. Net re-
ceipts, O6i bales gross, lc0 exports coaswise 81.
'"'''' ouAalnsrog. April 7, 1875.
Cotton steady mddling, l6Sc Net receipts sos bales
Sales, Co., Stock, 1919 ,
Spirits turpentne arm at Sac Losin steady at 81 20
for strained Crude turpenine Arm at 81 o. for hard
and 81 81 Tor yellow dip Tar steady at 81 so
Flour unchanged sales 1900 bbls at IS Is ior No.
81 tof double extra. Wheat higher; sales Of GGOJ
bushels No Milwaukee club at 81 81 10 white aiich
Barley quiet; cansda held at sfil Il Sornmea-sSi
shorts s25 shit stufs, $50; m.ddllnss So per tor
Railroad lrelghts -Four 70 Boston 0Jc to New York
w. : -''' ~ BUFFALO, sprl J, ls75.
sSTn So Our oSSb 6 wSes SaJS s eo qS
ard unchanged sales OF Coz obls Whe al aud
F 81 n or Y 70 o. fsE sF de Sc "a
p 99Ta he% at oonn s eaT Se ss
rive AZ &c. oats retailing It Csc oe Rye held az
steady Pork nrm So 80 Tor heavy mess and snort cut
Dressed hogs Arm at Sll 81 for oiy trade Lard i56c
TorEpo, April IL 1879
Flour Arm aud in fair demand. Wheat excited; prices
higher No. white wabash, 81 =; 80. white Mlchi
gan 81 lsa 81 1875; extra DO, 81 2j amber Michigan,
81 l5a; May June. 81 29fj No red us
81 ~; No do. 81 49, May. 81 lT1a June. 81 - d
81 %; No. amber illinois, 81 2ih 81 =. Corn hrm
aud in demand high mixed. 7Jc. lac.; MAY,
s ew mxs sal, "a y Ii oats steady a. eic
SO g. Recepts-MheAt, 1000 bushesi corn, go do
oats 1000 30. shiDments-WheaL 5000 bushels; corn,
1900 do cats. ), Ct0do.
CHICAGO, April I. 1875.
Flour in good demand. Wheat excited; prices higher
ana irresular; No 1 spring a "a 40 spring, fesh,
~ W5; regular 81 oc. saU 81 oo43 May 81 Goa June
No sprIns, gi1sc s7e rejected sc L9rn aetive aud
higher; No. mixed. 1U4ae. bid cash. 7gtac bid May,
7ssc: bd June rejected re- 72i4c Oats higher and
in air demaud No. :. 5gssc b0c spot, &c. bad May,
Gaze. Case. June, Eyc--ruil prices asked, but
demand; No. 2 81 o. barley scarce ana nrm;
No. spring. 81 10 spot. 81 uo April Pork
lower aud in falr demand at 81 10 spot.
So ~ May, So IS June. Lard steady at SIS S74s a
$40 40 spot, SO A. a SD as May. Bulk meats quiet
ana weak. Nhiskey-Dcmand light; holders trm at
81 a u - Receipts-tlour. lS9,O bois.' wheat.
% bushels; 80 do; oats, li,0O do. barley.
SOP DO. shipments-flour. lid01 bbls wheat 1900
bushes corn. 2l,U00 do. oats, 1900 barley 1900
do At the afternoon call OF the Board everything
was active and higher. Wheat-No. spring, 81 O5sz
6issc May PorS SO 90 a 81 621s june Lard, SO TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08
A LONG ISLAND MYSTERY.

Isrp has mystery when i the cause OF much
speculation anl rumor. keclboat about TWEEN.
iy-tour feet in length, came ashore on Nichols
Point, day or Two ago but who she belonged 70
or where sue came rom remains unknown. There
we're found On board Two blankets. two hats and
a suit 81 boys clothing A dead goat was dls
covered alongside on cake VI ice. with the en-
trails pulled out portion Or whie1 was lound 70
q PAN oil salt water, while blood WAS Freely spaE
tered ABOUT. There was also il quantity oi cooked
meat on plate on board tna GOAT, and vailse
containing lew articles, but nothing ~ whleA
the ownership could be determined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-08


Wheat was ~ good demand ana az be tier prices Tor
all kinds lhc iases tparr last evening" were about
$4,000 bushels al ~ 20 iOr poor Chicago, III 81 II TOR
choice 90 In s0le, 81 l2a Tor do anOat, q 81 a
no. Milwaukee IA store ana ah04t 81 - or No IN
the spot ana 70 arrive 81 81 tor winter 81 81 81 81
tor amber 10. Corn was IN gctiye demand ana decI.
de4lY higher. The sales about f5 uJ ausnels,
Sc. BIC IN store, We Tor white in We
mixed ah0aL Bic. lor old DO, DC tor yellow oats
ana hrmer with a. O0 bushels 10 III at 2Ac
a T8tse. Tor mixed and 7c. ~ 10 f0r whfte 8ar ~
was dul anu nomna. About l5.UOJ bushels DanuOian
aud nominal az Coo. a 81
FkEIGnrs,-lh here Is more inquiry Tor accommodation
easier 10 Liverpool by SAL 400 bales cotton 1920,
lO tons aOw al rs 81 ana BY steam g0u bales
al sd bU00 bushels wheat A. 0d Lee packages
VISIONS IN lots Al 25s rs 6i mostly the latter
10 london. by steam 5O boxes cheese AZ tos, ~
slsat hemp AZ As Also halsh sal henle With oil
cake in bags rel orted Al aNOut Ts 6t and Briasn
bark hence with equal Nv quarters 1raIa. s..
10 Glasgow w steam, l,S Ubls nolr llhrouNh treighD
~ w., 0,sVu bushels peas Through ireghG az ~,
Id 0O bushels gram rum0tedl prlvste terms 40
boxes bacon at S ana 5J pnuCheOns syrup al g5s 70
HUI by steam grain room was ~ request and quoted af
~, I'D per busnei wltn 5000 bushels wheat runlrcd
taken Oh prlvae iegms, p CORK i0r ORDERS
81 meutAm size suited % tne grain trade were more
reported ~ Did 10 antwerp, w steam, 100 Oushca
grain rum0red prlvae terms also american shit.
With auAnU nom ghe PERUVIAN deposits. reported Al
7uG aud Norwegian BARK. VITA abOu 500 bob. retro
10 me Baltic, bark With about 271j bbs rehned %
troleum. from Baltimore. reported private terms
10 Alicante ltaaan bfig, hence with ABOUT bDls
petroleum, ~, and a.O0u cases AT a5Q and -
With general cargo reported at SOC Sc per Dbl I.
70 Ang0stura, Brituh brig, hence win general oargo
reDorted w 10 golds 10 Turks Island an AMERICA
schooner, about wv bbls capac,sy reported 81 %o n~s
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