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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17
The Presidential Fraud,

Daring the proceedings OF the Potter lL,-s,i
eating committee yesterday letter Vas !asd
dated ut Willard Hotel, 24th Of April, Isl.
aud was signed W. P. Kellogg. which said
II have been watching night and day. Wiz.
life is passing away from the republican par'y
They are damned ungrateful lot any way, q.
some Of them at least | hope matters vii
brighten up tor Us all ". p. KELLOGG"
Another letter vas read from Packard .
Geo. Jones. Of The New York fiuiea, d-;~l
July |, 1872, and recommending hiaI SIS -,
able correspondent. Several letters rom S3a.
tor West were then read. 90 l2th Dtcelun.4.
''16, letter dated United States S:nai2, ,ii,i
"lst bypocrites howl, Packard policy yrs
6ud to be uou comInitai, and somg CthcI Z.
tiers CT small Importance. TIE f,li0Si.S ~,
read
"WILLARD's HOTEL. 2jth February, lST7.-~
Desr leete; l received your lotsr. ii lcCts
now ss if the count would progress and Hayes &c
declared President boIoret the 4.h e March. This
is and has been great struggle. noticed VIA.
you wroc about mat Times special in1ne-
diately telegraphed denial to tho IiInos. Zee.
ard will be recogniz I'D no doubt by Hayes, i Ici
by Grant before be goes ont OF 0inco. uGnt
SOC how it can be otherwise, and all leading r.
putlicans here ara Of that opinion; and Loai.i-
aQ&s VOtC was CUuHlcd, a.lu sHc ull ESSoL-ic -
corner .stone. go to speah. Hucn wonder cuG.i
only occur in so wonderful 2 country rs this. a.
only once in hundred years. Airs well III:
ends we'll, whatever bolidee. We have ia ]"
heap Of history, such AZ ii i. Whenever ~
GO into another State convention vote right
w. p. KELLOGG "
L:ele, o1utiriiiog, sail the $500 900 lei
bill passed 10 1874 Was ior "oycinJW ADD al
to taEs care OF degrees. aad SEC lha; they rn;,a
straight.
Here another letter was reat abiding 10 vi
mesa, who said :"Ihat applies to InC. it.t
was the time ! wa9 detailed to watch yen (r5-
teri When you were On that committee t:2
you got aTuy With Phelps and Foster,
Mr. Potter. i never met iwJ n:,jrc ;o",.,
bic men il my lie Y6ur statan9nt3 -.
mistake.
Mr. Leete "Wul!, we thought they H>I.
very soft, aud | was detailed 10 see after 500
and find cut how you got around Ecm. der
witntss produced The election ticket 81 lSIt
gotten out by republicans. 1t lore It's rant:
OF democratic candidates all through, with ;@a
exception OF Darrell, republican. for Conlrtss.
Another letter Was read from Mr.. Wcttnoreh
Leete. 1t stated that he Was getting di"gr-i,i
with Wells, and that no was ncsry atalv.E-,
Loete Continuing :--"Y OH see, WeltIaoro W.
James Madison Walls's editor Of his orgao.
Wells lived at Rapids parish. aud regarded IT,
place as his private kingdom. !! would take >
long time 10 explain the meaning OF the 'lter
At this stage, owing to the absence OF H2n.
Butler aud some witnesses, tic committee al
journ2d until Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17

Tho behtadng of Hoedel, the would be regi.
eide, at Berlin, yesterday, seems rather strange
10 these times of opposition to capital punish.
montana when the death penalty. even without
the shedding of blood.is looked upon with hor-
ror. 1t recalls almost forgotten Incidents OF
tho block in the tower Of London and of the
guiIlotioo iu Paris, but if there ever was case
10 which suoh death was deserved, it is the
one to which reference is made. land it is only by
such terrible penalty that criminals can be
deferred from the commission of such crimes
as that for which it was imposed. Attempted
assassinations will now probably be less frequent
lie Berlin, and if similar treatment be awarded
those who murdered tho chief of police of ST..
Petersburg. yesterday, crime of like character
will also diminish in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17
17FX ANDR7A GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

GENEVA, Aug. l7.--rhe worlds conYentlon
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
now in session here, is meeting with measure
of SUCCESS highly satisfactory to it's promoters.
The Average attendance at the conference IS
one thousand Delegates arc present from
America Belgium, England, France, ilol..
land, Spaio and tie Protestant Cantcns Of
Switzerland.
PARIS, Aug. 1T.--GovcrDor Mccormick,
Commissioner General of the United States to
the Paris Exposition, gave brilliant reception
Wednesday night which was largely attended
BY both French and Americans. On the same
evening Mr.. Teisserenc DeBort, the French
Minister Of Agriculture, invited the American
delegates TO the Franco American commercial
conference TO dinpcr reception.
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from Con.
stantinople TO tho Daily Telegraph says the
Rbodopo international commission has return
cd to ConstantinopIe Tho report Of the com
mission5rs when issued will more than cjntlrm
tho terrible statements OF tho Russo bulgarian
crucltcs and outrages.
LONDON. Aug. ia Constantnop!e dis
patch to the limos says The members OF the
Rhodope commission give ieal lul accounts o.
the barbarities committed 10 southern Bu!gar
10 since the arrival Of the Russian army.
Tours, Aug. ia numerously attended
meeting was held here yesterday under int
presidency of NJ. Belle, member OF tho Cham
her of Deputies and Mayor OF Tours, in taVo
Of tho conclusion of a Franco American treaty Q
commerce. Speeches were made by NM
Belle and Wilson, member OF the Chamber 0
| DEPUTIES. Leon Chateau and Nlessrs. Pollock
Appleton, Young, Hodges and Roosevelt, M
Fournier, the French Ambassador to Turkey
was also present. The meeting resolved thu
the draft of the treaty voted by the Franco
| American Conference deserves the attention o
the French Chambers of Commerce. Tho Tour
| Chamber of Commerce was requested to exam
inc tho draft and give 40 expression OF opleiot
| unnn IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17

The remnants Of BraGdoek's arUy did nct
return to Alexandria; the regulars marchcG
across tho country to Philadelphia, anu the
Virginia and other troops took post at Viz
chester. The General Assembly voted each q,
the Virginia troops five pouads, Col. Wash
ington three hundred pounds, Captains Adam.
Steven, Thomas Waggener and Robert Stewart
seventy. i've pounds each Lieutenants VIM.
Bronaugb, Walter Stewart, Hector McNea
and Henry Woodward, and Surgeon Jamas
Craik thirty pouDd5 each fer 5er7icas ia The
campaign.
In August the thirty sailors vine bad sccoi1:-
panied the army, passed through town Gu The
way to Hampton. Tor the Nightingale ard the
Sea Horse had left here AID were at Hampton
Roads.
1t vas known before the close OF August that
the General Assembly had voted to raise siztecu
companies aud that Col. Washington had Ceen
appointed Commander in.Chiel oil all the loEsts
OF tho colony. This news was rooelvea win
great satisfaction 10 Alexandria, and the us:'cc:
the Peace applied the ti;nS s, Ha Hg'I "
cessive floggiug cf Morgan and others bad tx
cited was shown 10 the new law, which forbade
| court martial 10 inhict a greater number ;;al
twenty stripes.
| In The hurry Of bulldog smith shops s,I
| other houses 10 provide icr Bfaddock's a,ray
the legal provision against wooden chinlrc;s
| (which were generally made Of barrel-) nai
been disregarded Iner arma silent lcges tveo
| in SO small matter as wooden chinueys, So
| the town officer that had t0ra down The wood
en- chimneys Of smith who wa5 wo.kiGg L.:
Braddock would have beea speedily tsuen:. 4,
least as much Latin as IL needed 10 traI=i2t;
that in;quious MAXIM. But when the trustee,
met 90 the last day ci Saptember. Mess. &
w. Fairfax, Ramsay, Carlyle, e. Alc1sGl:t,
Mason, Iluater, Johnston and Daltob attrnts9.,
they made 40 order that Brick OF Sto@v
Chimneys lie built to Guah houses Of sna.lL
shops as ct present have wooden ones ty L..
first day oil December next, or that uote4 L..
given to the Sheriff to pull them ;!own."
The town warehouse at Point Lum!cy haA
by this time been completed and orders nrIs
given for filling 10 its foundations. Tbs S.ia
house stood on the north side 81 Duke stree
and ran across Hhat is now Un0d street to tte
river shore OH the vest edge oi the point. |.
was probably used 10 al unfinished atatr !,
house men or store away goods after Bradioci2
defeat 1t was aoou rented to C:r:s!a J,h@
| Coplhorn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17
News of tho Day.

General Mackenzie is reported to have crossed
the Rio Grade into Mexico at Fort Duncan
with detachment of United States troops. The
MexicaDs on the other side of the river are said
to be excited aud active.
1t is reported that Kenneth Rsyner, Solici.
tor of tho Treasury, will be retired at once and
Assistant Solicitor Robinson appointed in bis
place.
The hotse Rarus has been pronounced by the
Buffalo Park Association the King of the Turf,
having obtained record Of 213}.
A Eure ka, Nevada, dispatch says the loss by
yesterdays flood is about 100000. No lives
we're lost.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad freight
house and Offices on the river bank in East St.
Louis, nearly mile above the bridge, caught
fire about ll.50 last night and were entirely
consumed, Some stables 10 the immediate vi
oinity were also destroyed. It is not known
how much freight was in the wa rehouse nor can
the amount of the loss be at PRESENT ascertained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17

The report that the Postmaster General is
mai Towering for the nomination for Woe Pres
idcnt on the Grant ticket is not credited by
thcse most likely TO be acquainted with Mr..
Keys aspirations. not because be would not
like 10 be Woo President uoder Gen. Grant or
anybody else. but because. next 10 MIR. Schurz,
he is more Objectionable to the parties specially
engaged 10 the work OF securing Goneral Grant
the radical nomination for third term, than
almost any other man that could be named Tor
the Vice Presidency; and as he is as we'll aware OF
this as all other people are, it is not likely that
be will bo silly enough to throw time and money
away in an effort to achieve an impossibiity.
Mr.. Key political life will probably terminate
when bis service in President Hayes Cabinet
sh all eyprc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17

Mr Hayes, soon after he was insugurated,
issued orders prohibiting Federal of6oeholders
from taking part ia political oaucusas, but a
change soon came over the spirit Of lis dreams,
sud be now not only allows that order to be
disclosed with impunity, but he. himself, the
head Of all tie oihceholders, has lately gone so
far as to write letter attempting to torco a
popular Judge 10 Ohio to become candidate
for Congress. Judge Lobgworth, the gentle
man referred 70, politely refuses to obey the
Instructions, and takes occasion to Inform him
of tie constitutional provision which prevents
judges from accepting either State or Federal
Offices and 10 say II cannot avoid the belief that
the intention Of the constitution is to remove
from our judges tho chances Of prelerment and
tbs hope Ct hono;s or reward. The Hau whose
high duty is to judge people in matters OF
property, liberty and life should never be the
servant or candidate Of any party or faction.
When DO mounts the tribune he should put
behind him pleasure, wealth, pride and the
hope Of attaining anything beyond the approval
of hobest men anil his own conscience Such
a ,esponse, VIC should suppose, was calculated
10 40 eminent degree to remind MIR. Hayes OF
the propriety OF his order prohibiting office
holders irom attempting to control political
nominations. and Of the improperly Of disre'
gsrding that order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17
AbscOndei.

CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. Ion the 5th Of
July James Gilmore, trusted clerk OF the
United Express Company 10 this city, abscond-
ed with SIS. 600 of funds in the oompA ny 8 care.
A dispatch from Richmond, KY, announces
bis arrest at that place yesterday, A reward
of 81, 500 was offered for his capture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17
SarafOcn Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. l1.--lns na1' =. >
suean stakes, for ali ages three quarter y;
mile was WOO by Insplratioo; DinAK x S'''
and LaBelIe Helene third. lImr' Iir .5c5r1
SARATOGA. n. T., Aug. ~. ILL., d" 81, wI,
race, purse $780, for three year o1Ij' BY tyv:
and al eighth, vas Won BY Efamn., CCi,y!c:
leuoths; Bonnie Wood second aud Maze
third Time, l.5S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17

The Invasion of Mexico. country with
which We are at peace, by an armed force, and
that. too, simply because few robbers from
the opposite side Of the Rio Grande had CROSSED
tho river and carried off some cattle, goes far
to sustain the assertion lately made that the
Administration had determined upon war
With that country in order to detract the PEG.
pies attention from it's own numerous defects.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17

Mr.. Fernando Wood will convene the House
Committee on the Tariff in New York next
month. If Mr.. Woods committee will report
in favor Of free trade, and Congress adopt the
report, and pass bill imposing an income tax
to supply the deficiency in the revenue, great
improvement will take place in the condition of
the country, for foreign market will then be
obtained for our productions, az increase of
them be stimulated, and employment conse.
quently be afforded to many now idle hands
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17

W. do not believe 10 medic1o lo = S r',n ard
bnt W. 70 do believe 10 Dr.. Bulls BABY S5Fn ~
assert that no family should DC "''N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17
DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST II, 1878.

Yellow fever is now epidemic in several OF
tao cities and towns of the Southwest, and as
Alexandria ia not beyond the scope Of it's rava.
aes, it having scourged this city in 1908, 1921
and 1922, in two of which years to such an ex.
tent that the dread Of it induced q general cxo'
dus of all who could get away, it behooves
those who have the health Of the city in charge
to be on their guard against its introduction
Lere agar. Its prevalence depends upon three
conditions germ, heat, and favorable con-
cition Of the atmosphere. Yellow fever is al
1lost endemic 10 New Orleans, but as that city,
during its occupancy by the federal army. and
when moro pains were taken TO keep 1t clean
Ind preserve its health than ever before or
since, was totally exempt from the disease,
there is a well founded bolief that proper police
regulations aud sanitary precautions have a
great effect upon the last named OF these con-
ditions, and Is this city is capable of enforcing
shese regulations and precautions it would be
criminal for it to neglect to do 80. Not only
should the streets aud alleys be kept * ,eption.
ally clean, but the yards, sinks and cellars
should be thoroughly o!eaused, liberal use of
lime be resorted to, and all foul places be tumi.
gated. as there is DOW no direct trade with
the infected ports, as there was during the years
when the disease prevailed hero epidemically,
the probability of the existence of one OF the con.
ditons essential for its prevalence, the presence
of the germ, is considerably lessened, and the
precautions We have suggested will 20 far, it is
believed by good medical authority, to prevent
another onc--hat state Of the circumambient
air favorable to its growth aud dissemination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-17

Society al Newport is aglated by the re-
ported elopemept of Miss Sandford. of New
Haven, niece of Judge Sandtord. of New York
a beautiful and accomplished girl, with Seth
Batcman Dodge, al adopted son Of the keeper
of fashionable boarding house at Bateman
Point The couple left olandestnely Thursday
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14

the $500 head 1000 head last week
consigned through market active offerings genefa
OF quality sales Of Western Clipped sheep at ~ Qua
50 10: Western WOODS at 50 5Oa&j 10 Extra Cpreh Year
Dgs 50 10 spring Lamps not wanted all sod safes Oh
10
HoGs-Recepts today ass head total for the week TINS
far 1870 head against 9595 head IA week consigned
through Sc cars market moderately ac.ise, IN
changed York weights Common 10 Choice at - %
dS3 80 Heavy 50 s. ass 70 Curimon Rough ut 300
So ~; sales Of Is ears, all that were 0her~i
CHICAGO MAY l3.THs DT0reTS Journal reports: HOGS
Receipts 900 shipments 1000 head receipts ast
week. 90 head sn ment 29OOO head market opened
dun lower closing weak ChOce Heavy, W ~ a
80 40: Light, 81 20d$i 25 Packing, S3dt3 20
CAT.LR-Kccepis 900 head; shipmtnS LOO head re-
ceips week 1860 head shipments 1000 head mar,
ket strong and active: shipping 81 20d$5 5 Feeders ana
Cows ~ roast % Bulls s29S3 70; steers ~ oOdtl 20
-Receipts loo head; shipments 100 mead; mar
ktt slow; sales a. Sid+j 80. - -,
EAST LIBERTY Penn May lS.CATTLB-Receiits since AMI
including day. 1913 head through AMI 2DJ al ,cl oi
for ending day 5372 hea Of through and pa Daj
stock many Cattle hand nothing doing III
the Who'll retail business * asO slow Best - 20
- Is Good Butchers - 75Hs5 lOj Common do" - 40@
- 80. .
oGs- ReceTts $40 head totyl week l2,2lO head
nst l3sD cad last Yorker, - 00G>5 60 fhha
deiphias, - 7ja$j So 81. .o. , ,
SHEEP-kccepts 500 head total for week, 10000 heac,
against 1890 head last week sales al $lafJ; All bld
IT. Ions, May 3.-CATTrF-~trOnC Prime to Cholce
Native Shipping steers, 81 1915 2j Fair T. Cool no.
81 iUa q 70 to Good Butchers 50 9Ddt4 20 cows
and HeifeIs 80 23dSt; COnftd Texans, 80 'OaS4 70
LIVE HOGs-Aciye; Light Shipping and Packing rs 100
S3 20 Butcher, - ats 30. liecrips q, 100 head;
ana wantdi all good grades would DING
full prices. Receipts, none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
h grades lowerto sell.


AUGUSTA May l3--COttOn quiet Mdtlng 0'ici Low
Mddng csc. Good Ordinary. odosc; receipts 30 bales
sales. total o. bales. ,,,,. 40, 49,,
Ndgg lUc Ordinary &c. not receipts, none; gross,
5O3 bales; exports Great Britain O balcs coastwis 40
g2U bales; spnneTS. & bales STOCK, Adj bales
no. oN MAY l3-COtiou quiet ard firm MidIng IO'st..
Low ai.ddhng lose: OrdiudTy, 94c net receipts
100 bales; gross. 6S5 bales stock, 1l,5O6 bales.
rHAntEnION May l3.-COttOn steady; MddlinE, lO'sci
Low Middng 9Sad0 Good OrdinSrv De- net receipts
2l7 baca exports soastwse $50 baes sales 100 bales
CNSSArI May l3Cotton nrmer; Mddhng. sc. Low
Mddug giqC. Good Ordinary, Sos receipts LIS Bale:
shipments 1850 bales; sales total 3S7 bales socS 6t67
GALVESTON May 13-Cotton firm; MiddlinR, 1Olic; Low
MddnnI $50. Good Ordinary, ol2'. net tecciNtS sDJ
bales exports cOaswse 1896 bales sales Lilo bales Stock
LOUISVILLE May lS.-CotOn firm Mifdlng, l0l4c.
MFMPHS May l3-COttOn hIm, offerings night: MdIling,
10 @ receipts G97 bales: shipments I5J baos sales tOt
ZOO bales; stock, 1897 bales
MOBILE May i3-COtton quiet and firm; Mddling, lOc;
Oltc: Good Ordinary. Sac net receipts, ~
bales exports coastwise 7lo baes sales 900 bales Stock
SEw ORfFANs May 1S-COton strong; MiddhDg. lQi2c,
low Middng Dhc Good Ordinary Ske; net lecelps l. 100
Continent bales sales 1000 bales last evening" 900
hales. stock, 1856 bales. $500. 80.
NoRFoIK MAY I3-Cotton steady; Middling l0is'; net
receipts baes exports coastwise 1V6 Daos' Sales go
FIJI GBFPiTIA May 13-Coton quiet: Middng 1875;
Low Middlng. lOl4c; Good Ordinary Otc; net Iseep
none gross 5S3 bales sales 239 Dles sphhers Zo' Daes
SS4vASSX1 May l3-Cotton firm; Middipg. l0ei Low
MiddDg 9ac: Good Ordinary sac; net receipts oS Daes
exports Continent 8bO bales eOAst"lSe 1Voi Daes
| Sales 100 bales; stock. lO.olo Dles. 49,. ,,,,,,
ar LOUIS May l3 cotton firm and higher Middlng
lOIc Low Middng 01o. Good ordinary 2c net receipts
595 baes shipments $40 baes saes 'oa S9' oales S'oc
'SWIiM1SGfos May l3-Cotton quiet and nominslly un
sac net receipts lO7 baIes exports coaswse $50 bale
| stock, S42 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS lOt PRODUCE,
Per NoyH Rircri Tcssei5 NM EHyiroffs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsliFS-Iu small sale Pots i'Ic rc1ris. 5'iaGc ,
CtEFiT- In but oI'' moderate active: lohhug
trade SLOW Ordinary 10 rhine rIrg0'-. IalI Sc. ro
sails .I,- bags Jlfikl. 40 * \iidgr Belle, 81,
iIIrv :" ana BE- FI'Ic, 2..Jo tN "At'ii -
1870 ~ Y. Iugr." private it's. dispatch ir'H lt"
NaN ]. ,tars Ecc,ts; cor wsh 100 - puI-
fpr IuIu "itOu lUI iHltr,i 20 '"Wni Ii, e.
$500 s.u,i 4IHuO bags LIHs, ia Milo gi"t, -
l q BET. al. hinged sales 81 bag, Costa Er". private
terms quoted. la I 'sr, gold.
COTIoN-SIor Cotton quiet unchanged: sac 500 bales
ESQ Saiu tlr ,ytalI.l Including 700 export Li saIiir
- speculation I,rcpts al the l"l.s l"I}. 49, pa-
I..t lI54 tai, dty 'i. vr-H i.t.1 last year .u' or
dlUsf, @is.. low MdG!uc lo7ti i1'anr pan'' lotr.
DELIVERED h..'. Futures
q. % %. higher, clos. tower.
~atIiu.y c.,lul, 6lou bales tI"lh -ilt-t c.a.la''
s n .- iu.- Jui lib An u-t. 4llr. October lu
Nuycu. co., 1886; Total, loo blr. second CAL me-
D. u5. september. u-i; t.il 500 bales l.lfn 'r Idn
ll1H. August. llli. rt.t,ui'. 4':-'t Dti"''t ,t'.
January 1861: total, LOO U,..- Au, " F. 90 lu.-H
I05: 'fo uo motto. totay 1920. 80. =. lTth lu''.
June Ii.uaIlui. JuIy llluaI Lli; August. lll"e
ll.it. September .ls8lI.lG: p,tYH.r 1867 irrht
T.,.mbe, lu.JIalatG. total 1900 t.- grand tool
POI bales TtG Goo 'EC.lae 100 yU! August, tu
d COB. \ I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
rs sIoar N EswloaR AND npo.Srs vrru.r-r.


nay AID ?1cra,,iy active Prime aria.'
lone aSe s5Gyoc. apd -hodan o4r, iJa.5,., CASH
HIDES quiet, unchanged. no sales.
HOPS OcEci7y duh both export and consumption;
DO hcariing =. 2a3c.; O,d. iG2c.
MOLASsFS- New Orleans unchanged; 27@5Oc. fair JOB
bling sales foreign quiet, unchanged
NAVAL sTORES-spirils Iurpfntnc nm onerings, on
itoslr du. unchanged; Common 10 cool strained ~ JO@
OCEAN FEEIGIITs-Op tho Whole fairly active all rates
steady The American b1ik Aro!gr 300 tons va, sold ,ia
pool, sal. 30 tons Oakc, 2l- ~; S..t.. hACGO Da''
Bacon 32S G 100 Rnds iao" Boa; 200 iale,
tor. '3d 200 do Do through ire H. e. iondon s'5sln'
3ps; sail 900 Dbis Flour D. amt per British
cram Sd, 90 n, 100 OH Cake quoed ~. AnlwcP
steam 1000 bush GTa9 private terms Glaag9M stem, o
psgs. Bucr, 37s. Cd ChartersAmecan bark TO London
Ibis Rcincd Petroleum private terms: Norwegian bark,
sane "a al 200 s 9 lar s r@ s@ShT o a%c % c h
SGd American brig go tons 10 The Winiwar Islands
IN lie nted KING Ion slate 27s GI British bark T. CORK
ySys S%F &c. S S ~ 6 aae yo Sa 1000
do js - ; another 5000 do sam, voyage o. '1i IA,
Italian bark Corr orders 5000 qs do private terms
bark TO Belfast, $500 qIs; DO, private terms , mn
OIGsLrsecd steady tir sales G9a6Oci others quiet DO
rETRGLEUM~ vi steady Eenners limit their offer,
ings saeS 1000 bills aphha Sc rude m bulA S 49,;
! % old here, lie td Philade phla 1915 asked "a, III
opening at Il S5S and closing ii 30 bf 81 $50 a-ko
rKOylsioN s-PohK-Merket DUH lover sales s f1c
81 bbls IluInps So bbs Mess, june 80 90 ~ 20
BEEF dull unchanged. Bltt ia MS quiet wtst,lI
ouoted siGaslb 6O....-.CUT MEAIS-UnChangetl, mol
crate demand sales tcs Canyassed Hams 7ie; l2NTJ 70
Picked Bellies. 400 smoked Hams, &c: 4OO fnAicI
Hams 7asc. DDLES-Ieayy limited requestj , Me,t
ern Long quoted 47-c; CITY do, Disc DhiSsSED iiou
Dull lower; CITY Heavy Light 4asd4 1c ileh, So
opened lower closed about steady "a a,r
sales 800 ties Prime steam spot IIV
7I2Ic; 100 tcs do, Juno lOc, closing DC t a.Esc
3 GS05 SS ,s ss "a c ssed
go Confinent ouott 400 zoe sales $50 tes. South
American 76jc....BUTTER, CHEEsEand Eo0S-euiet'
without material change. n, as, o.. A.
uCE-CaroliDa fairly active steady 6.a6tc common 70
prm. 7c hoce; sales tc Louisiana scarce being ola
lively higher in than here 900 bags Rsngoon
IN bond sold 3l5c, gold. 49,, a., - 4.
Good IefnIng; 7Ssc for Prime 9ssc Tor Centrifugal
sales 200 hhds Centrifugal. 6e 900 hhds CUBA. NC;