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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-29

Communicated.
~ CLOSE OBSERVATIONS. az The LADIES'
ON Ii cir rounds shopping this season Will surely
find out that one ct the finest, completest aud
best selected stocks ever exhibited in this city
most positively nsbe found a. the extensive
dry goods house Of Isaac EiehbeFg tthe'succes-
cor of Slsymsker Coz This house has taken
particular pride and care this season in not only
fsyins one of the largest stocks ever exhibited
before the people Of Alexandra and vicinity,
but there hiss been particular care taken IL the
selection Of the most novel and fashionable
styles the market produces, which arc marked
down at prices to compete WIN the closest Is-
ures here, in Washington. Baltimore or sny
other city in the Union. Talk is chesp,' bat
nobody can tell us Whist ia the price of it. We
are prepared TO convince our customers Whist
they can save by looking around and then Civ
ing us ca!l. We hove added several specialties
to our stock, ard find the demand great. Tor
them. We nsE1e only s few, such as the entire
sale and control for Alexandra Of Harris Bros.
Seamless Kid Gloves; the sole agency of the
Charlottesville Woolen>Millsi the sole spd con-
troll agency Of Rotshild's Cloahsr in ail their
styles and qualities, and several other leading
manufacturers goods; but, IN particular, We
would ohce more call the attention Of the ladies
to special arrangement we nave MADE WIN
some of the first importers I'm New YORK, and
are receiving this day about $50 different pat,
Bssques in the cheapest and most expensive
goods manufactured We positively are re-
ceiving tho very latest and finest designs IN these
goods and DO honestly appeal 10 the ladies Of
Alexandria and vicinity 10 give US call before
purchasing elsewhere. We ARE determined to
keep up the finest selection in Alexandria, ard
ask politely your liberal patronage.
= EYE WITNESS.
n, B.-A large and well assorted stock Of
Carpets in all the grades made, Rugs, Oil Cloth,
Lenolum, &C.. always on hand and receiving
daily at I.EIcHBERGs,,
(SuccesEor 20 Slsymaker co.,
AleyGndria October p, 1S1S.-2w
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FANCY goods.
yoTloH'
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

NOTICE.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A full line of the above Goods, which viii! be
sold Ut the very Lowest prices, consisting in plrt
Of the following:
Ladies and Children's Hosiery, in whita end
colored.
Ladies and Chidren's Underwear.
Corsets in great variety, from Sue. up.
Gloves in great variety.
Neck Ruf1ings in great variety.
Linen Collars and Cuffs in great variety.
Ladies, Gents, and Childrel's Hsndkerchlefs.
Zephyr Worsted, white and black, lOc; col
ored, lac.
Germantown Wool, all co!ored, 1Oc
With great variety of other goods, st
q. q. BEREY'S,
!ep25 - King street.
rALL AND WINTER OPENING.
An EXTENSIVE LINE or LAlIEo',
GENTS. MISSES. BOYS and IN tANTS'
MEKINO UNDERWEAR
Kid Gloves Handkerchief aud Corsets
A complete assortment of Hosiery.
The latest styles of Dress Shirts. Collars, Cuffs
aud NeckWear
Crepe L.isle, Tarstsn, ll!uzion aud Lace Neck
Rutllng.
Zepyhr Worsted, Germantown Wool, Ice
Wool and knitting Yarns.
New Goods added 10 stock rs they appear in
the market.
SEPT Z. Al. ADAMS, " hlng ST.
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AAlefanQrla 0axGEttt&:
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ., 1873.

Love AND WAR-Ru:sau newspapers re-
late some romsutic attachments which nave
sprung up between Turkish prisoners OF war
and Russian ladies' cfvsii u gss 10 the towns
where the ftrncr bava teeO detained, leaolcg
in some cases to somewhat sensational and rather
inconvepient scopes upon the departure OF the
Turks. Al Cba1koff Russian Girl, dressed
mp as a Turk, took her place smong the re-
Turning Mcs!ems. She was detected OF nGm
bering the persons conveyed IN the car: al
Poltava young lady ct position and educa-
ton insisted upon accompanying 1ufS'Sn
officer, to whom she earnestly desired u De
married. At the samo place tie departure CT
one railway ,rsn Carrying liberated prisoners
led to OCULAR scene, nect s:latiDg tie inter
ference of the police and calling ior orders
which have since been given to prevent similar
occurrences in future. A crowd OF 'sdles,
young and old, some only schoolgirls, assem-
blsd Oh the platform and took leave of tie
departing Turks 10 the most pathetic and de-
mopstrstive ofways. All embraced, alklssed,
some burst into tears, others tainted away
All this was done in public. The schoolgirls
taking part 10 the display haze since been ex-
PEELED from their schools.
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FOR NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new and substantial xg.~ =
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE xas2sEa
leaves the company's whsrf, Washington, EV-
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, ct i've O'Clock p. M. and Alexandria at
TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at clock D. N. This line connects at Nor
folk with the ships of the Merchants and Mi.
ners Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence. snd affords the cheapest and beat
route to those cities and thor connections
throughout New England. Fsreto Norfolk "a {;
round trip ST. Tickets good until used
FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The new aai commodious iron .T% b
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, .x.sssszzssss
built especially for thia route, leaves the com
pany,,s WhsFt, Washington, E X!4 1oN.
7 O'Clock d. No., and Alexandria at 1880 8. H.;
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. g: o'clock pm.
This company makes close connections at Al
exsndria with the w. c.. Y. NJ. s. q. 5. K. K
Go. and with the w. Il .. 4. 4. Co. Freight
received for sll points, North and South
handled with care and forwarded with prompt:
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
F. a. REED, Agent,
jsnney's wharf,
or at tho once Gt TIC company, unQer tle Ma
tional MetrorolitaE Bank, lain street, opposite
the Treasury Department., Washington.
NH III SAMUEL BACON, President.
<<sz CLYDEs STEAM LINES WEEK
s5saAAA LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexsndris EVERY TUES
Dan and lesve Philadelphia EV ERI SAT-
URDAy, 1T y o'clock III. from Pier No. N
WharTcs-
This limo connects 81 Aioxsndris With to O..
&. g. H. snd w 6, q. K. Rs, end ct Philsdel
phia with ely e's regular Steamships for Fail
river Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care
free OF commissions.
70 charge for transfer il Philadelphia, alc
. wharfage e Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures Through rates End through bills
Of lad!ng given. lnsursnce A. The lowest rates
Agents:
r. a. REED Alexandria.
HM. I. CLYDE 3 CO., Phlisdoipeis
GEO. 4. HYDE, Georgetown, d. g.
JOHNSON EROS. Washington.
Jan 81
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1TEAMERs.
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY

On and after SEPTEMBER ls!, 1878, bos.s
will leave as follows:
ALENANDRIA-G0O, 7 80, so, 10 10 and
II 50 AIN, and u Is, 2 co. 3 &c. 20 and 6 80 D. m.
WASH1NGTON-64 40, 10, 80, 10 90 3. N.
II 10. and %, 2 90. 4 90. % and co p. m.
aug 29-tf
u ESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
On snd sitter THURSDAY, February l4th,
1878, the steamer II Alta NO, Captain
" n. Il. Byles, will be run as follows:
Leave Alexandria EVERY MONDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, from King
stroot wharf, at half.past seven O'CLOCK
3. m. for Landings on the Potomac as far down
As Nomini. Leave Nomini EVERY TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at 6 o'clock
for Washington, arriving early the Same even
ing. Freight received daily.
feb IL }. BRODEKS & CO., Agents.
INLAND & sEABoAHD ooAsT1NG co.
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RAILROADS.
WASEINGT0N s. OHIO RAILROAr
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
BEGINNING Oct. 4. 1873,

w LEN ARRaNGEMENT,
Beginning Oct. 4, 1873.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Ws.ninyto,
ST 9 10 am. sad Alexandra st Is 8. m. dailv
except Sunday; pass Leesburg, gcing wcsl.
Werd, Ct y 70 8. H., End arriye 81 Round E;r
st II n. Leave Bound Hill at 1920 p. m; ps:.
Leesbucg, going eastward. at ! 10 p m, and A..
rive at Alexandria ct 3:l5 p. n, and q,
The RECOMMENDATION TRAIN vii,
leave WsshiEgt on at % p. TO-, and Alexsnd.is
8! 25 p n. daily, cxcep! Sunday, and arrive
at Leesburg st 50 .. n. Leave Leesbure a.
q GO g. NJ. and arrive st. AiexsndriG at Is a. m,
ard Washington st 50 q. II.
@ Passengers from Washington will tss,
the Washington and Ohio cara ct tae Baltimore
s. Potomac Railroad station SO liam. and 49,
p.m.. and 60 through without change of cas-
The 9. Is 8. n. tram from Alexandria and u. 80
D. ~. train from Re" nd Hill connect Ct Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snickersvillo: Berryville snd Winchester;
slso with Reamer' s Line Of Coaches, which lesys
Leezburg daily for Aldie and Middleburg.
Both teams, westward, make close connections,
1t Vienna, with Sigson's Line of Stages for Fair
| fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 2 cts. Der mile
Annual tickets, $50.
L. Il. HAVENER,
Get 1T General Ticket Apen,
1878 GREAT 1878
PENNSY!wAMIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK,
| STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
June 10, 1878.
Trains leave Washington from depot of BAL
| TIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and 3 st1 Sets, as follows:
| For Phils. New York and the East $50 D. II
| nd 5oi1 1u;f Go-
! tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars "2s
u. daily, except Sunday. For PhilsdelFal,
| and New York l.30 pm. daily, except Sun.
day; for Philsdephis $50 p. n. daily.
For Pittsburg and the West 10. 10 8. m. dsly wi:
Fsrlor Cars to Pittsbu-g; 7.40 p. m. dsi!v
| with Palace Car to Chicago
daily, except Saturday, with Palace Gar
| Watkins For Watkins, l0.lu a. m. daily
! except Sunday.
For Alexsndria +, I, 8. $40, 10 and II a. DE-. AL
| 3, 40, s, $40 and pm. On Sundays 9'i'
q. NJ, and and p. n.
Trains leave Alexardr;s for Washington 8, 7
8.O0 80, 10 and II a.H.,i, g. 40, 5, 70 ana
| ! p. m.
On Sunday at 800 and 10 g, NJ, ana & 70 pm
| THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, Via
Quantico and Richmond will leave Alo:an
dria at BIO and Q ~ 8. II. ds!y, and $50 p
N. daily. except Sunday.
| Tickets an information can be procured s
principal railroad stations and ticket otlc's
| Southeast. L. Z. FARMER,
Gen'l. Passenger Agou:
| FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. jeN
ENy e., ViRG. MIDLAND Z Il. $. X y
W. JOHN s. BARBOUR. Receiver.
On and after Sunday, June 9th, 1878, Pa
senger Trains will run rs follows:
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FOR EW YORK

The Al Steamships f. T.. KNIGHT .,-easga
and JOHN GIBSON leave the CON- 88
pany'B wharf, Alexandris, EVERY SATUR.
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pier
81 East River, EVERY SATURDAY st four
o; clock D. u.
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FOR SALE OE RENT.

nor KENT-Tha comfortable DWELL
Il ING HOUSE now occupied by j.: .. New,
ett ESQ, on Duke street, between Fairfax snd
Royal; supplied with gas aud water. Enquire
of I. EICH8EHG, correr King ard Royal sts'
nf A-tf
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-Of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

This company offerG unriyslled facilities for
the transportation of freight and passengers,
and will run their steamers regularly as follows:
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MANILA. s1sAL, JUTE AND HAY
and Paper Twine, Clothes Lines, Backing. Co.
.dar and Pine Tubs, B, ckets of every descrip.
ton, Wooden and Zinc Wash Boards, Fireside
and Merchants Stove Polish. Brushes of all
kinds, Sitter and Lump Blue Brooms, Matches,
Paper and Paper Bags and Tin Ware, for sale
low 8: McLEAN & UHLER'S,
oct q l07 King street
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8. Deabsm, 81 King street, has the finest
Clothing 10 the city. 49,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
the city of Alexandra, Va, rendered St 1t last
term in the suit of Stable1s administrator vs.
McGsw and others. the undersigned will otter
ct private sale the following property, to wit:
Nod. A VACANT LOT on the north SIDE
Of Prince and east of Payne Streets 20 by l0i
feet ! inches TO II feet alley.
No. 5. HOUSE and LOT on the south side
of King street. rs feet west of Patrick, % by lUO
feet 10 sn alley 10 feet wide.
No. 6. LOT OF GROUND on the west side
Of st. Asaph street 10 feet inches south of
King; IA feet IL inches by ITO feet 10 an alley IL
feet 5 inches wide, with use of same, and also OF
10 feet alley on north end and leet alley by d.!
feet deep on the north line Of this lot.
No. I. a RENT CHARGE of $50 per An.
mum on lot on west side OF Union street. between
Cameron and Queen.
No. S. HOUSE and LOT on the southwest
corner of King and Henry streets.
No. 9. HOUSE and LOT on the north side of
Prince, next east to house and lot On corner OF
Alfred and Prince streets, and adjoining Rich
ard l.. Carne's.
No. TO- HOUSE and LOT on the south side
of King street, adjoining the corner occupied by
VIM. domaine.
For terms and particulars apply to Messrs.
Green g. Wise, Real Estate Agents.
II. D. CLAUGHTON, Commrs
aug 27.tf G. W. WATTLES, ! of sale.
TOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM on the
IL north east corner of King and Union street
the best location in the city for grocery and
liquor store. Apply st this otice. ap lS.tf
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NHO THE TRADE.
JOHN A. FIELD,

JOHN A. FIELD,
~ II King street,
Il gent for ALLEN s. CO.'S RICHMOND
GEM CIGARETTES and other goods also
FELGNER'S - SONS HERB DE La REIN
CIGARETTES. Will sell them at FACTORY
PRICES. Gall in and see for yourself sp2
uAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE
IL Corporation Court of Alexandria city he.
a. G. SLAYMAkER CO., all persons indebted
the said company are hereby notified to i'm
mediately settle the same, or will be compelled
to force the payment of the same. Myself or
deputy are slone authorized to receipt bills due
the company. K. T. LUCAS,
nov l7-tf Sergeant and Receiver.
GYklCTLY CHOICE ROLL BUTTER very
- cheap by
oct % K. w. AVERY, 226 King 81.
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OYSTER BROILERS, assorted sizes, just re-.
~ eeived al eS King st., corner Of Royal.
oct q j. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
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THILDRRN'S SHOES, in every variety and
~ style and price, very ehean.
oct II WADDEY 10 King st.
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NEW STOCK LADIES FINE DRESS
~ BOOTS at
oct IL WADDEY'S, 1l0 King st.
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II AIDES NEW STYLE PARLOR AND
IL DRESS SLIPPERS at
oct II WADDEY'S, ITO King st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-09

About thrco o'clock yesterday afternoon, or Just
after tho Mining Stock Exchange In New street had
finished Its regular business there good deal OF
noise not a iittio confusion. Some OF tho mom-
bcrs began throwing paper balls into each others
iaccs One Of these balls, whether Intentionally or
not, hat Mr. II. A. Patterson, mlddle.ased gentle.
man, IN tho face. Mr. Patterson at this time vas
conycrslng on private business matters with frlond,
ana ho sworc Tor moment Then ho pushed outside
III. pcline, cxcitcdy demanding, "Wbo lid that"
~ did.N promptly respon dod young broker named
Steele who was thcn standing on the lower landing OF
tue staircase.
"Do you call that n gcn,lcnnniy way OF doing bust.
ntss3n dcmnnd,d the iratc NJ. Patterson.
"Oh. don't make tool Oi yourself, SAID steele
By This time the parties had reached The sales room
outslde tho railing. Patterson was furious. lilo
roughly sczed steele by the arm and circulated, "Rc.
peat remark aud III nog you" Steele RESPONDED
well hc could that he attersonD might club him
but bo wasn't ablo TO fog him. or words 20 that ci
fccD Patterson reiterated his threat ana see med Ia
bc tho point OF pitching In straight from tue
shoulder when mutual rcnds interfcred aud further
alteration was prevented
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY g. ls7s-TRIPLE SHEET


se weigh. x s~. y Missouri steers a. a,.s per
sea for = Morris MssuTi Steers O Il @ per wight
shsr%a" g for ' %sei a Rsr 4 Missouri
~ sc per b. with zoe hsad: 30 Illinois seers ~
Ss1 s. @s. Sss,a ss @ sa full
so rss. a. p per H. PsI ~ sss AZ s
Pc; rs'sA' WITH i f"s I'll ps % hss xs ssI %
es ii1Gi .o Tor o fs i bun rf i've @sS
AI ps " IL Rss ~ s sa lead ID
st s.le per ID. weights 0ls ewt ~ ewt aewt :.
Io4s per d. wsiss. IL sss: y he@s ',a psrib..
Meyer ta iii i've SssSt is At TO- ss
per ID Illinois oxen - OK: per Id weign,
%, Min 81 or psr head on = mead. ana Il head
liz ho. at p Sse per H. s on Per head on "a lead so
Sn 9" a. ssa e% au os s p's ss % s" sf o
ss.a i. D. ass ss to- wSs s!ss
Il head at g. win oa n' ps s n wD aa
weight. s.. s5. sst 50 head aio,e weight.
g hs. ssss * e S..d s \.
\ Norris; buns. i've weight 800 rs p,
s PEI ssa 4 Y 50 Per sw /. % a. e per per H.
pr * s~t Toe per u. 81.
81 LaaerSaeh sod Tor Waixei 4 Aer,os { i ais i've
weight ~sss !s ss Ssf 'ss r. !.
90 asaa r e Is WITH % c sss sa sa i
Oh per he al bead lights IA scan. -
head at lu4c III, weight Ia cwt. r. Joseph sold Tor
self 7I Illinois steersl3 head &c. H.. weight
cwt 30 head at sc per D. win 81 on per mead on "a
with 5uc per head head weights ewI 81 ewt.
ohead at O4c per ID weight ~ cwL Is head A. io1se
per H.. weight scwt.
snEnr ANp LAMBs.--Judd Buckingham sold 81 sheep.
weight 100 lbs Sac. ID 40 sheep. weight @lo,o
lbs, at DC ID pa sheep. wei int 2o5yO lbs ono
all shorn osio hocss; II Jersey sheep weisft 1900
lbs ~ 5tac per H. Newton Holmes sold - Virgins
ianps, weight l,26J lbs 1T sic per ib 29o virginia
lambs. Weight 1920 lb,.. Sac. To- II r.nnsyvania
lambs weight 4u los. AT sac per H. III Penns,vania
lambs wei hi ~ 49, Tbs. It To- per lb - shorn Ohio
sheep. weight 1850 lbs, At y, 60 per cwt. kase
pidsock sold 81 shorn kcntucsy sheep, weight
1880 ibs., AZ isc. per ID; - hentncky sheep.
wei ,h Pa lbs. &c per h. iOo shorn Illinois sheen,
los 4a.c peril is sheep wei -ht ~ lbs. At isc.
per H. 80 sheep. weight 10, so ius at 90 h. BOB
sheep weight 1900 ios at asc. D.. 373 sheep,
weGht 50 700 lbs, ut o5lc per 10 40 kentucky lambs
weight II 800 lbs, at ltac. per 10 "a Virginia LAMBS
weight $50 lbs. al .5ee. per ~ 326 Virginia lambs
An lbs. asc. 10 hume. III lott Co. sofa la
sh I'm OHIO sheep weight rs los. 10 I'd. 4e ID
1f2 shorn OHIO sheep. weight loo lbs heal, at
- Is cwt LAT state Sheep weight Ia los haad,
at 7c per Ib Kirby CO. sold l36 sheen. weight ~
lbs per head 5tac per H. II sheep weight lbs por
5c h. all shorn ONO ocks ~ Ohio sheep, weight
30 lbs per head, at 1le III III shorn yearlinss
weight 80 lbs per hend, ~ sac. u 5skc. per H.
Mich cows. Trade SOW aud quality inferior; range OF
prices, $50 II III por head calves included
VtALs AND CALVES - aes SLOW; quality from poor to
fair Butterms calves sold AT Sj 90 S3 80 per head
ordinary quality caves at SAC. 6hac per h.
uoGS.- There NO live sale
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THIRD BOARD-2:30 P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR EAsY-wHEAT 1C LOWER
CORN UNcHANGED-oATs FIRM-wHIsKEY
HIaHER-PoRK QUIET-LARD QuIET-PETRo-
LLUM QUIET oils FIRM-spIEITs TUEPEN-
TINE QUIEr-RosIN QUIET-CoFPEE FIRM
SUGAR FIRM.
WEDNESDAY,, May Sc p. NJ.
Business continued fuir, but at irregular prices.
Breadstuns lower under the moro peaceful nd.
vccs IRON abroad. th onRh wheat was Ia fair demand.
Corn was without decided change Oats wore firm.
whiskcy excited and decidedly higher Pork and
lara quiet Cotton on tho spot was unchanged.
Futures closed steady Groceries wero firm. Oils were
generally firm. Petroleum quiet. Naval were
also quiet.
CosrEE The market for Rio 40 HIGHER. We note
sales OF TIT hags HALEY, and 900. s9o and 500
bags, ex Memnon, all on private terms Mild coffee
quiet but r Tho business for the woc Is up
follows 400 mats Java, $40 bags Maracabo 1854 do.
Lauayra 800 do. 81 Domingo 35S do. Slvania sold In
lots consumption within and l2j gs
la transit Europe Tho stock Of mud coffee In
hands Is 1885, mats Java, a2lD do. Singapore and
- 9n bags including 257 bags Maracaibo o7o2 do.
Laguayra 37l5 do jamaica isi do. Costa Rea loi do
Ne ican 494 do. Angostura aud a,c35 do Savans We
quote Ordinary cargoes. lac lisc; fair do 16,4c
good do. iesic.; prime do IKE ANS. extreme range
for lots l4c 1oc; santos fair good Ice i6 gold,
90 days; Java government bags, zoe 2isc da grass
mats .2lsc Singapore. lie. lssc. Ceyion. Ice.
lie; Maracsibo 13c 16isc. Lsguayra. 13c. 15lsc
Jamaica. i3c i6c. s.. Domingo, ia'se BE-. Porto
cs iss i1e, oIst' n'cn &C. i'se NE xea"' Ale
snyaulIa, lie. a 1870. Curacoa l3c ifsc
opeoed a points higher closing t-ady and points
higher o. September ana ths earlier month. and
Is.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyEsroK, May 9. 1873.
dn good Srd"ay Ne. serp oS Ds
gross, al Exports coastwise rs Sales. $50 stock
NEW orIrAss. May 8. 1879
sooa odnny so Ne. IeesG,. ioao sss' sr4,s Iss
Cotton steady ;mddins oAs; low miaaiins. De-; good
III ssies, 500 stock. 1855
Cotton easy middiing o7sc low midding. 54c good
ordinary. s, Net receipts, 1885 oaes gross 800 safes
CnAnLEsroS, Nav 8 1873,
rooa s1Sa % s Espo.
wise 90 Sales. 400 Stock, 100
for sp r.nsa Grns n,% + .ay 'ss
for yellow dps ~ 10 ~ Tor virgin Tar steady ~ 81 3D.
Flour unch anged; sales 200 ees Wheat lower: sale.
Il u s e o, s Mw.akse club a. '' Corn
s,i' s'sss "' Ss s ss Me-
Ssa 81 sa and %lsns SIS 10 so
S s't%
70 bss y no. peas do am
- BUFFALO. May q. 1879 :,
gsfs a %as. &C. @ s% e sar
aa sales Of ao y bushels nsw 9s e" =, as oats
SIC Tor stare Barley eiee'sd Rye inss,iys liigh-
mado nroad l
Canal freights steady: boats scarce. Railroad
oats s6 aodo. BARLEY 1900 10 rye, 1000 do
ceptsfionr, 1850 bos wheat o3 400 bushels. cora.
6s0o bb wheat. 500 bushels. corn 81 loo do.
5 40 ssrWSy aG 90 s ba a cls n @ %
rye, 1929 do.
Flour dull, and unchanged Wheat lower; extra white
Michigan 81 295s: No do. ~ 27ie. Corn hrmer: No
yellow. ioc 10 4 mised. ttc o.,s-Nothing doing No.
Clover seed hn Z, o. "a o. hseeiS.s Flour ~,
Al m~ntr - 4 ~ Wl din
corn, 800 do. ! oats, 3U 40.
Markets closed: Wheat dnii; amir Michisan June.
81 24z 40. red winter June 81 iva Corn dull N. :,
Jane. IKE. .
Flour steady, UNCHANGED. What dull heavy - ~
a. u - Corr duh = ~, do oats dull a. ne 3ye.
Gr in - bid 81 % asked. Lard quiet
ssct. I'd %as % b "a short sSi ao &c.
quiet out hrn g 4 ,,sc and '.c tor shoulder clear
batter dull dropping heavy receipts depress tho
market sugar stead hnrds los iossc A whte. aac.
s common Ss% o,'sa s. &C. 81 nSss y EG0a aas se
Ing SO 20 - iD butchers ~ ioa ~ 80, receipts, li1G;
shipments. 40 .
Flour easier but auotnbly lower. Wheat unsettled
sna o e. s" Ma ,esi o @n ss.s
40 40, 81 ~ Corn unsettled tower; 3s7s .ac.
s. cas-. aoa s.. . u 1' AID n, wsas
59c good demand aud SHADE higher 5c Pork
81 III July. Bulk meats steady aud unchanged Lard
dali aud shade lower; 50 10 - o31a cash 81 o,
a asm !, sse wbissey lsn,nay unes@"ged tneiehs.
Corn Buffalo unsettled =, 2c keeep..-flonr. 1900
5000 do rye 1000 do barley, 600 do, shpmsn,s-
Fiaur 1000 bes wheat es.jo bushels; corn. $1,000
:wheat unsett ana iovcr 81 Dr., May ~ V51
asi Or June y ptaskes , July usrn out wssk ana
Sc. lower. PORK duii. weak ana oscr ~ 52h, June.
IS ~, July. Lard Inactive sni lover - %. June.