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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho week hes been one Of great interest to
hleXsn.,ris, i. being ''Fair week." and The sue
cess attending the expedition having been te'
yond The expectations of oil. giving earnest of
what Can be accomplished here by determined
effort. Cur merchants have felt the good effects
OF bringing into our midst So many people from
the surrounding country, who, attracted by the
stocks OF goods and the prices, made large pur-
chaaes. Bu:iness is picking up" decidedly,
and the activity in the grain market though not
go pronounced still continues, and prices, though
shade of, still ere pretty we'll maintained.
The business aspect throughout tho country is
very encouraging. and especially are manufac-
| turing Industries once more prospecting. We
havo no decided change to note in monetary at.
fairs, the supply being equal to the demand,
Wh;ca Is by no means pressing, and good
paper" Is easily done at Cal per cent. The
value OF sill kinds OF merchandise is on the IL.
vsnca, and tho prospects Of profitable trade
goes far to Increase and maintain the feeling Of
coL Ii 1enco which prevails. Money was active
in New York yesterday at I and l 80 per Ct. for
call !oals, closing at I. In Baltimore borrowers
in good credt readily obtain loans a. 4s5 per CT.
Commercial paper 5s6 Fer Ct with limited
Offering. The quotations for money in the Phil.
adelpha msrke! are ASS! per cent fer loans, and
5i51 for lest mercantile paper Government
bonds are again active. having recovered from
the decline, end the closing quotations at New
York show per cent advance in currency Ga,
and advance in other Issues. State securities
arc firm. In Virg. bonds there was quite large
movement yesterday, $20,CCU conso!s changing
hands at 69t So .00) of the l04OJ a. 81; $500
do de-! at 6. and So SEQ past due COUP at 81 aS2.
Pee!ers we're quoted at 50 bid and 81 asked. The
10 4Os sold largely at u. and closed at 5Osa5l4.
Coupons were sold up to 81. and closed Of 92aS25
and peeler coupons were quoted 1T l4isl5A
Railroad stocks quiet but frm: Baltimore and
Ohio common l4l4 bid, lab asked. The specu-
lati7e movement in Marietta and Cincinnati
bonds is active again, with decided advance in
price; Sl2GC0 Of the frsts selling yesterday in
Baltimore at SO. an advance Of 1923, 900 of the
seconds sold a! So, an advance of l, and $33 900
OF the Thirds sold u. prices ranging % TO 81.
Orange. Alexandria and Manassas sevens sold
al CGs. against GGi previously. Virginia and
Tennessee SKIES sold at 100. We quote:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

The e,ccii5u to b, held 10 New iulk next
month will b. the moans OF of. r;iog The o0un
try % excellent opportunity f,r i)lming CDR
&c. estImlto Of the motives that iuspiIo the
republican party, opd will ,rd that party a
20 less favorable opportunity 70: txhibliog lis
real aoimus. 70: yetrI past the Republicans
II that State have been denouooing the demo
Gratis for their q1iet Gcql!escence 10 the suprcm-
acy of The rough riders Of Tammapy, The
democrats have determined not to sub nj: 10
that corrupt supremacy aty logger and unless
Tsmmany receives the supper! Of the rcpubli.
olns the power it has held so long will b., gone
forever. Present appearances. it must BIZ cJu.
leased, 1oa't look aus i;ious. for The republican
managi r. have formed gu uDhoIy nllapce with
the Tammany braves, aod have eopc s. far as
even t, attempt to dsirat chiso all the vottr, of
Now Ioik city b,c.uso Tsm1any could not
have the appointment Of tho supervisor, Ct
election. But the ptr,y is tuppcs,d to contain
many consideration, men. the cXac. humber of
whom can be told after the election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B,
EDGAR sNOwDEN:
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8. 1879

JUICE Back says that "8tcn Mr.. TIlden' q
coo.tituen's to be iug2lel GU. Of their rights,
he c,uil not remedy tic WONG" Mr.. TildaD
and the demccra'ie llou:c OF Repro s,ntaliVes
hro both to blame Tor the failure ct the former
20 secure Ii, Inauguration. II, when Mr.. Iich
ChaLd'er annoulc.d tbst Mr., Hsyes had lS5
Votes AID was ekc:td Mr.. Tdep had author.
iz,d the statement that he had 203. and was
thar, fore elected ED would be inaugurnted, he
wyu'd DO 10 the White House now, fer tho
moDyod power 10 the North was too much i1-
tc:esttd ID its own wella:c 10 have allowed any
TO clbIc opposition, even if there hsd been any
general Lt sire for such. which. however. would
not have been probable, for with such a stinu-
lus the 4 III o;ra.s 10 Congress would have ben
IS utis 10 his support, and that alone would
have reduced the rumter Of these who would
have nutsCd such dos re 10 insigLtcant pro.
pcrlioDs Bu! as he did rot author z, suoh O
statement. it teoama the duty OF tho DINO
cratic Hcus', ia order 10 prisoIge its own and
the rights Of the people, to tc5 10 bis stead and
make tic announcement for him, but it fiddle
and {, Odd ;, lnug and exposed lis Teakces, so
elaIiagiy. that when Mr.. ConkIiog proposed
the Electoral Communist 70 al meats OF settling
tho dispute, tic people wh1 bad elected that
Ocus,oss. fa,og lost al Confidence ia .heir
ascatF, aud hoping for nothing from their &C,
tioD, were r3slly glad Of what they Vsin|y im
aei1ad Was 40 epntr unity, sight though it
wss, CT ottaioirg Jus; nld righteous da:5ion.
After ttat, { + couis,, there was n)thiDg for
either Congress or Mr.. 1idaa to Dc but accept
the verde! ci tie Com nissi;n with he les,
grace possible.
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III r.. D..

- On tho evohing OF Sept. la.h, 1879. Louis 4
w. WASHlNGrON Mr:. Washington wa;
tho daughter Of Hsnnah Fairfax Washington.
OF Fairfield. in wha. was thea Freiarick county,
and OF Mbjor reLer Beverly Whiting. cf Ri
mIn2ton, G!ouce5tar county, whero Mrs. w.
!Sl0 she martial DR.. Henry Washington, sjn
OF Warner Washiag!oa, ol Audiey, snd PISSED
tho greater porlion Q! her long life ia Clarke
county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

The make! to day is fairly active and prices
Tor Wheat arc good. Flour is without change,
with fair demand and good stock The offer.
lngs OF Wheat amounted to 1892 bushels, and
sales were made at ITO. ll5. lis. l2O 12l, l23,
ia, l21. 1T. l28 and l29 as 10 quality. Corn is
weaker, and no bushels Of white sold at e. and
55 Rye is lrmer with small sales a. TO- No
Oats reported; prices arc higher. Country pro.
duce is without change Bacon is firm, with a
fair demand. Timothy and Glover Seed in fair
demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

lack of offerings, but dealers nomilsliy ouo,s
poor to prime u! 75sS4 IS per lUU lbs, with
fair ltpuify for good corn fed A bunch ~
State hogs, 29i lbs. average, sold day st ST.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Get. ., 1872
Beef Csttle.-Thoso o. the through shipments
that went to New York Jared better than lhey
would have done on this market, ard those L.
philadelphia, though trado there was more sc.
tive. met lowe. figures than these previously
ruling. One hundred and fourteen head from
Southwestern VrgiEii we're shipped to Liver
pool.
Sheep and Lambs-Of the receipts, abou.
l.C00 head. only go arc now in the mems, The
remainder having gone through East Prices ara
nomnally tao samo as or Monday, few sales
having been effected since then.
Hogs.-The recaipts since Monday number
some LOO head, the larger PORTION Of which
havo bssn sold. only 4C0 head now remaining
in the pons. Prices ere fully as good as on
Monday, 5s5!,,, with selections at 81, closing
firm.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Oct. 2.-Hops-
Receipts 26. 0OO hesdi shipments $500; mixed
packing again lower: not house operating and
trade lfsless 8 20s$$ 10; choice heavy or BRINE
light bacon firm 3 4ja$3 50. ssls, chiefly al
3 6OsS3 IS. Cattle-Keceipts 5000 head; ship.
ments l,3C0; shade more life in the market,
but values dull and unchanged Shipping at 50
AGO ~ SLOCR6rS weak ana lower, w eetefQ and
through Texans dull and lower; large supply
many large droves unsold. Sheep-Receipts
GO head; shipments none; market slow AMI
quiet at the decline.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET Oct 2.-Hoes
active and firm; common 9OsS3 50; light 3 60
SIS Is packing G5sS3 50; butchers , S0s{2 So +;
| receipts $50 hoad shipm ant, 5l0
| BALTIMORE, Oct. 3-Virsinia Ga Old -. A.,
| deferred ); do consolidated 5@s do 81 series
BOT; pssL duo coupons so Virginia lO.40s 80:
bid to day. Cotton dull middlng l0all!
| Flour Grm and fairly active; Howard street snd
| Western Super 1891 25 do Extra 50aS5 %;
do Family 8 50aS6 20, City Mills Super 10,
| 81 25; do Extra tOsSj .; do Family 6sS6 81 ,
do Rio brands SEQ; patspsco Family 81 90
Whe,t-Soutborn stoady ana fairly active +;
Western urmer; Southern red l23al26; do am :.
| bar l20al%3; No Maryland l3l; No Western
winter rel spot and Oct l29; Nov lS0sl30t; Dec
100! al3tI. Corn-S)uLhern white higher; yell
! low nominal; Western strong; Southern whita
| g. do yellow G2; Western mixed spot So; Get
! e4s.531 Nov 533a5?l; 20 Dee or steamer offer.
| iug. Oats quiet and steady; southern 3is40:
western white 35a3S do mixed 33.3j; Penna SO
s33 I've quiet at .0,1j. Hay firm; prime to
choice Penna and Msry!s Land l5sl6. Coffee act
| i've snd firm Rio csrgoss l3 ,l6i sugar STEADY.
| soft 81 IS WhlsSey !lCm 1T 10
| NEW YORK, Oct'r " Stocks firm. Mono;
| 5,G. Flour firm. Wheat active AID higher
| Corn quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

IL seems that the Indians who recently de-
!ea'cd Major Thorbburgh command wero bull
dozAIs Of the worst kind AMI were gunniog for
The colored troo.s. and that they attacked the
uuiorIunst, MGjor ty mistske. IL is feared
the knowledge of this special animosity of The
red man for his black brother will produce an
exodus Of tho latter from all regio5s Sable; to
the incursicrs of the former. Now is the timo
for R:v. Gen. Conway to make bold stroke
fol-Doney. Let him b., the Moses to lead the
oppressed cOlorod soldiers ioto land of safety
st 80 much head. 1t is not often that such
an opportunity is presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

sta!air;; u premium to Mrs. Damiag for OF
namoIted potter: d.. t. Mrs Il. Price Tor
7a3ts. Glass 2-lss p!cnIum to f. J. Poll
man for coliao.lon OF photographs.
Department l3-ls5 premium 10 Perry.
Smoot l. 20. fer best display Ct ine, plaster
ard oemcui; 20 b. L. Pesko Tor Two scroll saws;
10 WIN. II. May i San for canal bare to j.
l.. Carroll, bone curiosity; 10 Hcgber: Btyaot,
we'll fixtures; to McLean L Ubler, best display
ct house furnishing goods; I. X. Ward. mix
wagon aad cGu: +. j. Miller. best display of
China, glass aud Quesnsware: s. Waterman J.
Son, best display Of c!oth1s; |. Eiohbarg, bes;
display Of dry goods; Fl. Johrsoa, pat,Dt ballot
box; Il. b. Thompson, greas, eraCl ,atoI;
Peakc Il Nas, hest display of building mate.
risls; b. L. Peake, best display Of manles,
balus:ers end ncwellS; +. G. Rogers, scroll
saw; John =. CLARK, best display of
picture frames, curtains aad RI ocrhaDgiDg:; to
Martin Gillett 4 Go. Tor pure teas; to the Ster.
| llog Baking Powder Co.; to James f. Carlin &
Sons for best display Ct hardware; q. VIM.
Ramsay for flats; display of groceries; to Luat
4 Davidson for finest display of articles 10 his
ul; to Wn. II. May Il Son for best rock salt;
to Henry Strauss for larges: display of cohioR;
10 lIyes' Pcarline soap; to f. s. Lsadbeater i
Bro. fer best display of drugs; G. N. Bauers
tor best display OF patent articles; to James w.
Graham Tor inIsid wood-wolked wine case.
| NOTES.
Among the awards Wti,h VIC failed 10 notice
at the time they were made. wEs first p;em-
ium given 10 Miss BeIlo Chapman. little
daughter of Capt. j. 8. Chapman. for artiticia
| flowers, which were very beautiful.
Ono Of the Eos. attractive spots on tht
grounds is tic auction b:zlar Of Lucas 4
y \ cal. 1t is ways surrounded By crowd
ard gcods tri slaughtered there al Is fearful
rate. Il. d. Harrison oHiciat?s as auciiouce
aod entcrtains tho crowd al Intervals with BIZ
Ohoic, seltc.ious 10 oratory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

This beiog free country, those food Of large
funerals have 40 uodou!tsd Iieh. TO as mar
hacks as they can pay fur. tu., fer all that. We
are lot CT p;Sod to ceDsuro the Catholic priest
10 jersey City who closed The Gocls of his
church day or tHo ago again 5: funeral pro-
cesson because it contained more than twelve
hscks Amcnz tho msn7 reforms ssd'y need
ed IN this country. by 10 meabs the east of
thoie which deserve to be PR led With greater
urRenoy is that which will prevent people il
Want Ct money from squaoderiog it ft oisbIy
upon expensive fur erals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
MARISIEIl.

Al Grace Church. RsrryvilIo. on Inu1sdsy.
Phillips assisted bT the Rev. A r.bur Z. Grey
Rev. II. Z. LEE, Rector OF Emanuel Church
Rspidsn, Cup county. and Miss =. ANIE
B. ROWNSI.AR, eldest daughter CT the late
Er. Randolph ard Mrs. +. ). KGwlsIar, OF
Clarke COZ nty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
|COMMUNlCATED.

GUAM CUPS EsSE BREvEM.-T Atad envy
Jouroal made D big mistake. it never was The
intention cf tho a. l.. !. to saub the little
cldet corps" AID The writer OF the article dated
O1tobCr , did not 20 to the proper channel Of
Information. Now, put it il prop:r light.
There were invited here several organizations.
The oplg regular military company was the A.
L.. l., AID il Was their duty if not their pleasure
to rtc:ive them. There was 90 official obi,c.
too made 10 tho cadet oorrs of small boys"
Aod again, the writer ia one who has worn the
gray and not member either OF tho A. L. l..
but has upoa sll occasions been stauuch friend
Of the 'cadat small boy CORPS" RoX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

go isr &c the important condition Of weather
is concerned that OF the Alezsndris fair NAV be
said to have been tco good. A little less warmth
snd briiliancy Of The Gun, and lille less soft.
Less and balmineas 10 the breeses would have
tended to increase the crowd in attendance ralh-
er than diminish it; bat Providence wss exceed.
lIgly hind in this respect, and only heather
would be unerateful enough to complain of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
Fatal Accident.

B9RDEsT WV. N. j., Oct w. Gravin, q
resident Of Beverly, n. D., WAS run over and in.
stsntl killed near that place this morning while
walking On the track of the Camden and Am
boy division of the Pennsylvania railroad. The
deceased WAS 70 years OF age and hard Of hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
Fire.

CALAIS. Me O,t. "a Ere. supposed 10
have been Of lnoeudiary erlgin. d3i,.c7ed tie
Buildings 81 G. B. RouDds, c2ruty attorney,
this morning. The loss is $4,000; assurance,
S. COO. The furniture was saved,
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Dead.

ERIE. Pa O,t. -Cha1las BuTudam, the
lawyer Who shot him;c!f Oh Septsmber Ist,
died 10 day. This bullet rena!rat I'd his brain
AMI ciuli not be extract d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
Contemplated Strike.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3-The journeymau frank
masera OF this city have decided to make de-.
nsnd Tor 10 per cent Increase Of wages and If
refused to slrise on Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

RICHMOND MARKET, Ocrr. 1.-The market
is quite active. but the receipts of grain have
fallen of. Flour 50sS7 for fine to fancy family
brands. Offerings to-day of about 5000 bushels
of Wheat, with sales of white at l23 for good,
Fultz at l22sl25. Sales of prime mixed Corn at
o.. Prime spring Oats brought 36s37 mixed 81
and winter 40. Nothing doing in Rye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

COLOGNE CATUEDRAL-rhc first stone Of
Cologne Cathedral was laid GA August II.
l2+S. The SIX huudrcd ard ttiriy-Grst yeur
Of It's buiI6iJg Vas completed Gu the 18Th day
of las! August, and il is Hoped that The next
anniversary will really sec the Gai5tiog Ct the
crest Mustcr. The two Iowels hav5 now
reached their last stage, and havo cuIy TO &c
fitted with their massive caps OF solid sono.
wcrs. For this purpcs, Two graz scstfoldiugs
have to DO erected at a dizzy heighi; ono Ct
then, however, approaches completion. When
the caps have been finished, then still higher
story will have to bo added to the scafodines.
10 order to flx Oh the tops of the caps, tho 81
Cautc .olatcd crts'es, aims; thirty feet high.
which are TO c:oTn tho towers. This operation
will, it is expected, be performed next spri1g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03
Gle Peabody Find,

NEW York, Oct. The trustees ofthe pee
body fund again assembled st the Filth Aveaue
Hotel yesterday. The committee consisting Of
Mr. Hamilton Fish. Bishop Whipplc and Gam
crAl Barnes, to whom WAS referred that portioa
OF President VI inthrop's opening address relat-
lnE to tho loss sustained by the Board Of Trua-
Ices Ia the recent death OF General Richard
Taylor, OF Louisiana, who We Gue OF its NOM
Otr&, reported resolutions in honor OF tho ia.
Ceased The resolutions were adopted and placed
on tha records OF the meeting. MCS2rs. VIM
NJ. Erarts, n. H. Il. Stuart, CT Va, anI Chief jus
leo Waite, who. on Wednesday were appointed
. committee 70 consider thoac portion, OF the
lresIdanps address and Of tho General a gents
report tha! related 10 the proposition TO inVoke
The aid OF tho National Government for the cd.
ucation OF the cc!cred children in the Southern
States, ra1orted that they lad not arrived at any
definite Understanding in regard ID tho sui jsct,
and asked loavo TO report fully At tho next 4 Gel.
ing Of Tho trustees. Ihs election Of SUCCESSOR
to tho lsta General Taylor in tho board was also
laid over until the next meeting Tho trustees
spcnt scme time discussing tho condition Of tho
Normal College, at Nashville, Tenn. The
standing committees wera reappoinLed with the
exception that General Henry K. jackson, Of
Savannah. WAS appointed to fill tho vacancy on
tho executive committee caused by the death Of
General Taylor. On motion OF Mr. Evarts the
beard adjourned 10 meet at Washington on the
18th OF February next
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OUToBER

Sun rsas..-..... s. Sun sots~...........,. Al
AnRIVEii
Str i.sdy lha Lake, Norfolk, to + a Reo1
Str j W Thompson. lownr Pete, to A koed
Str Mst!ano, lower Pol'c, 10 } Broiers Il Co
Schr Eddie. Warrington, 10 W a Moore
rchr L ochrko, Windsor, 10 w 4 Smott.
Sctr i III Bird, Windsor, 10 " a Gmoot,
CLEARED.
Stmp John Gibson. New York, by + a Resi-
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by h A Heed
Bark NOsh, (S0th) Hsrhurs, Germany.
Schr G Z Mcrraon, Baltimore by msstf1
Sehr Jano l. Newton, Baltimore, By mas;c.
GEMoRANDA
schEs PJst Boy and Ruth Darling. George
town. 1T Bucksport oh
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LYNCHBURG MARKET, Oct'r. 2.-In Flour
there is nothing of note 20 mention, and quota.
tons remain At 4,S7 for super to fancy family
brands. IN Wheat there is some activity, with
from ll5sl20. as to quality. The supply of Corn
is large, and prices somewhat depressed; white
55aGO and mixed and yellow 5Os5S. Rye nomi-
nally G3sG5 and Oats S3s42 for spring and winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

FREDERIcKsDuRa MARKET. Ocrr. 2.-The
market has been fairly active during the week,
and tho receipts of produce fair. Flour remains
unchanged, and prices arc 5OaS7 rs for supsr
to fancy family brands. There ia a tolersbly
brisk demand for Wheat with light offerings,
and the quotations are from l2OalS3 for prime TO
choice samples. Prime white Corn is quoted at
t2a63. Rye at 63s55, and Oats at 9Ga32, with but
little doing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

DLATGD WARE
L PLATED WAREl
PLATED WARE
We hsso this daS received nice line of the
sbovo Wara consisting of Casters, Pocket Fruit
Knives and Rogers Bros. Table Cutlery for
sale cheap ut MCLEAN e. UHLER'S,
ga IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
sugars We quote raw Sugars SO follows: Fair
to good f3a6 l5.l6c; Cuba boxes Nos 10 TO -
Ct.ts centrifugal 74,1sc.
Coneo-We note very strong market to-day
and hn active inquiry, but the meagre stock 10
first hands (Dow reduced 10 2CO0 bsgs) restricts
business. since our last report SALES have been
made OF 1000 bags at l21,, and 1911 bags very
low grade 81 lCic. The Rio telegram of tao lst
reports very firm market there We quote AZ
follows: Ordinary l3isl33i fair l51slsf; GOOD
l6al6t primo l61a169.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. October q
Beeves. --TrsnsacIions included fair Te1sDs st
6ta63c par ID. dressed; f,t Colorado steere at 7
s1ic; poor and common native steers at 61s7c {;
ordinary and medium do. 1T 7ts7lc fair to gcod
do. at ea9c; prime do. at eta94c. and extra and
premium do at 93al0c.
Calvas.-Msrket tame st unchanged figures,
or sifsc. per n fer grssser; and 4s64 cents for
veals
Sheep snd Laub a.-Sheep were slow at former
figures with s. limited butiness at E0.S4 10 per
ITO lbs. few shipping Sheep going at S..
LRnbs were q trifs frmer aud higher. Common
to prime sod al 50.S5 80 per 100 lbs, and cs.
lead Of choice State Lambs, II lba. average, at
S. 10.
Hoas -No sales of live Hogs 10 speak OF for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

NEW YORK, Oct :: Stocks frm Monoy
5,G. Flour firm Wheat active AID higher
Corn quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Oct. 2.-Hops
active and firm; common 2 90sS3 50; light eU
S. Is; packing G5sS3 so; butchers S0s{2 81
receipts $50 hoad shipm ants 5lO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-03

SPlCES-Aaco, Cloves. Allspca, Eutrue3s,
- Race Ginger, Green Ginger. White Jamsi.
cs Ginger, Black Pepper. W bite Pepper, Long
Pepper, Cheyenne Pepper, African Bird Pep
pers, W bite and Black Mustsrd Seed, CorisDder
Seed. Canary Sect, Anissed, and Genuine Yns
llsh Ground Mustard, For sale by
au27 JaNNEY eco
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-11
NEW VOL. l5---NO. 10.

the leaders of the fraud party seek now
to claim that its abolition was co-opers-
tive with the abolition of slavery. In
this view We as Jeffersonian democrats
Join issue. And as all the tendencies of
the fraud party has been, and in recent
declaralive acts are with the ISSUE prom
.inently presented; the presidential fight
of 1880 will be made, and the same
grounds at issue one hundred years ago
between the contending ancestors Of the
very same parties will be contested
again. AS for the democracy, it will be
a proud and grand fight to re-malutain
the doctrine so glOriously gained by our
republican ancestors in the first contest,
by the victorious sovereignty of the
States. We go to the field under vic
torious banner, with prestige of for
mer success, and w;ihal .;r'ed princi-
pie great with a coutederacys success,
in all that contributes 10 happiness and
material prosperity. While our enemies,
who have forced the issue, 60 TO the
field manned by ancestral defeat, and
diSgraceful failure in all their recent
trials at government v NJ. +.
Norr: / call the opponents to democ-
racy AbolitiOniSts, for two reasons.
lst, They have earned the name, aud
2nd, 1t is political sacrilege 10 call hem
Republicans.