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Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-24

frequent acces2ons. ibis dasch Is ls- corporated and new comeTs, to take land uvdsr the desert acs. havs to buy shares in tbe 3irch but, uplke
 some osber eorpora'iess sbey io ass extort high prices. but sell at liss what the diseh originally COST oee is surPri-ed sr .hs zdsaacs made, fRs adobe hsas-s. neatly laia ous grounds. planted with sinall trees sll vlaes- and ihe general appearance or thrat
 They tase large fields of grsin gTea
 pg. an abun.lpnce of stock, no ials men or women. no sa'ooss. aruak- ards. oT gamblers, but ali indsssrl- oas, sober people They spoke ef road ;o Globe, as a ueeessisT, for market, slsd are about to occupy some points on the nev route wlleFe good stock ranches can bs taken uY. The road from here 70 ,Ais settle
 ment is by Hasden's. ~ho is knowa ro be ssaTng. rrospeTous eisizeo. Among rae macy Improvements taaE be has gwen tbe people, is < cable ferry, nhict enabies travellers so a- ssa themselves of ar eppvrsaalty e cross the river dTy-shod, # they do pot denai to r.s moderate charge of four doIlars fr q buggy vita two an imals and one dollar and 2 half for man of horse back These, wlla- out an exception, are the most extra ordinary charges l ever heard of foF d regular ferry, bus, if eomPe;led 70 cross, 1t is your money or wst jacket, as .he river IS not foIda0le as present. Have nos been able u ind Ehe lass issue of tue BELT. wh.ei l was anxious to see. WAEDegEgs
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-24

The Silseg Cay Southwest thag more silver has been saiPqed from that toas during the past year thau from the entire Ierritsry q Arizona, is the beoks of Eae express company ylll sbow. As E eaGeIalil abslains frolA mentioning the amounts and cites iIi proof data nol accessi ble to all, t $ far tc presume thas the Soatheest IS pss5ng elun Incson Record.
 The Record is guite rlghe as tas following from the Mat Dirsese report shows Durihg 1879 Arza na shipped gold sS90 ,90Q silver S3 $50 ,0o0 total s5o 0Qe Aen Meuco, gold SI25 .00e silver 5000 ,500 toal 25 00a
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-24
Trcmaln Yours Truly,
 F. A WILDER.
PH1srx. A. F. N April 16, 1880 Z

PHGEIx, A. F., f
 April l6, 1880
 EDITuR BEIT :-Phenix IS lEn- proving gradually, but sulely, soma nex buildings erected and others in cougsc of c0istruct4on. The crops al s.ong Sals River are very prom lsing, many fields of whees are now grown sad hcaded !. has been nay pleasure to visis Mesa City, lhs Mermcn settlement some twenty miles east Of this place op the aesefs towards Picket Post. These people landed there n shep wagons iliiis oyer j year slace and they have hs- erally caused the valley to bloom with reses. Ibs best part ot th' year was employed ? digging 3 Sltes ar causl, several nfiles srom cst River. to inigase ths fsrTas Tolc. thsy proposed to cultivate 1hol nos number asart 300 sso's, viti
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-24

GesA Sherman has at last awaken ee to the necessity of putting aa ead to the Indian var, wh.ch has been waged in New Mexico for upwards of two yeals with so little eredit so the army. lie has telegraphed Gen. Hatch, Commander Of thas military district that he need nes regard boundaries of be Department, aaa must not allow the enemy to clam refuge ln Indian reservations, and uhen made capuves shaE they 5s stripped of their arms and horses and held as prisoners to be susren- dered to the civll aatherines For ui- al, and those to be imprisoned 70 be set at work in the stone qusuies as Fort Leavenworth.
 Gen. Sherman. in the direction of troops in that disnieE has proved himself military droas and. h consequence of his Inertia, is charge able with the death of many citizens of that Territory There are not .en)ugA IndiaAs on the var pala there to make breakfast spell For 8 skeleton reglmenL-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-24
TI1N WE.sT INnIA

ros,i. hsa 1s8a introduced 70 ti,e peopls oi shr ,ssr.iori Valiey fer t1. lise trtten year, ai..s ns.i,ssnded s1c1ess end pq2uisfig
 fhr s notsing ef the k.ai eytiat test cgpza is es a srn1ifut an allss<sf os ens ePse pfe- i5 is lsf- Fiaalax3s A.iaptci tf aisl.'as1a t.s,tics An1 as pRg E471 7IgB OF clfIELS 4 FEFBR s he's sf7assed,
 ltistnisssej ag lhe hes. sAsmists aa the mes, ei f.ae.5es streae fdsniuT 3cte ,.s counrf E1s efs rei,trd .h6 Yaiae ol which E3a b. tcesnszo1 pS 1i 1rhe hsy aas ttom.
 1s1fv1fs c.titsnt0 0f Arizona FztiTiE et to1s nast srfsted t,ieir eV tlous ft.1 t is fsl-.iltlf aat M e tao raa.s Q. tlls4 If,islS. nna needs cay 3 isiel to nsals ns 4eeeis iHtse ef-e1 tsers
 orls 3dre1t3 ,o Jii E '. ,,sI IA 2 n 2, ts TT ic 41lRlflU c0fPaet ei pre.sf e>>eee-
 De2 ftt
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-24
Louis Republican,
1IGasls-IN AIIF ANcE.

The Daily aeoah,isssa. piiiliisisfo eser5 'n1orliaz. AiiI s,e.teya.shed d. tao following ini,ss
 Ter yeaf, by malt, pastags pftpaae Sa- o9 'ga nssssieAlets, per e9pt ,-...---- ' :, ts s-,sUSls kasGo4t. pef ltttf ----. -...-.-- ~ tfk sgseSly For geAt .------.--. N3 {fe4x aef wear .............-.. l 0s S'osanastses dad osoeEs aeanS as.aseatS fur shc s.slsQ,,llsaa aay retalu S9 per cent ca aA su os5fl {5sl olss to Ilails aud irs- eeSiY adiliens. and 2e Der cent oh subscriptions to 6ise Neenly etiluuu.
 lsesaiHanees alas be made py arait, money erxser. of fas5siered le1.er, af 0nr rtSA. Address lstgf. kA -,PP $ to..
 SL Louis sao.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-24
a. MH.E.ER,
G. A. AW ANAE.

e08ag 6yeT0NER OF DEkDS for fks .sqfes of California, 0rsgof, Aeeaea eea ls5iorsi.5. ord f6s Tsrrsforfss of Ae's .ke1seos Tfas Wsonfta and Washington.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-24

A writer recently set nifpset at work l0 get out 3 ceres ot papers eh :, The Great Men of Amelsee seE after d,iigent ieading sAem ap n Ihe journals of opposite po.iliea fal he c4iHe co she cereiasien iaat bsa noue q preseeI, ands hessl As ioore fhan one or tse la ali oar as- lsrg as 2 rsticn. une he eqsiQ
 mad ou, asr Rbo they eerr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
NE tt-S dsR TIdE U.7r.

The Methodist General Cooiorcuoe, which
hns been in session 10 Cincinnati. adjourned
yesterday sloc tlc.
Tho Whittsk,r Investigation at West poiot
has Closed, sni the report will b, ttrSardcd Il
Washington st oLc,. Recorder Seals advocates
the curt martial oil Whttekcr fer pujary ard
cohdCc: Inb: coming au otiiotr.
Mrs. Lloyd. Of Seymour, led, on Tuesday
night opened closas 10 her House wheu nap
Who hsd ST c;c;Ca himself thtrL icIped Cut End
seIz.d her. Ia Ter Struggle 10 get away shc
tall out o! Wiulow toto barrel partly filct
with rain water The BURGLAR ;n.dJ MS escape
before the n.iShbtr5 clmu 20 her assistance.
: Cleveland gCuqz LADY WHO had vcxcd hei
lover by several pGa:pOroMCrts OF her W.diiE;
day, o. last dca0ed her bridal attire, aud gath
cIicg htr friends, awaited IN vain the arrival OF
| the bridegroom. Tho company separated, and
the glft vas trLEcl hearted 81 Inc mode OF re-
VoGgo ahcp'Cd IT, her lover, who has l,i: tic
r2eioo apna:en:lg -c:cr 70 return.
The Vulcan Iron and Nail Works, al Chatta.
Ioog., Tcnn, haya been thrown toto bank
iu2c5, aud Jamca G.. Warn+r. Of Nashville,
appointed receiver. i,hc Halt tiles are said to
BE- Sc 600; available assets $500 coo. These
were the largest nall bit, spike end bar mill
works 10 iho South, and employed about COO
hands. Tho recover ~ directed to continue
Operations As l,n; as iio does not inpair the
assets. :i1 Clu.C II tho i.lIu1o is the shrink
axe III ;rGn, & large stock OF which IS on hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
Ef'tsESGG |EIsrE

az tic Epson rco5 ycstcr,ey Parole oamo
in second.
The Death 81 EnCrsc Honey, the We'll known
COMEDIAN. Is announced Ihs morpiGg.
NJ. de l,ssSrps IL sill sauguiac OF tho SUCCESS
CT his Panama canal scheme.
A dispatch from Pesth, Hungary, announces
tho doslh OF Couot Xichy from wounds received
in his duel With Count kaloivi.
The Cuban chief Cce,lio Cor zalrs and two
followers hav0 been killed at Sac D.ss,u Vim.
cent?.
a Russian commission recommends that q
duty be placed on agricultural apd olhtr ma
chimes imported from abroad.
Tho MaDot ester Guardian takes very mod
olac view OF the fisheries question, md advo-
Gates compromise.
10 the British House of Lords. yesterday, tho
Lu!lsi bill promised 10 tho Queens speech at
tho opening oil Palliamsnt, permitting tho
burial OF dlsscDters 10 all churchya1ds and ocms-
teres without the Church of Eog!and ssIy,cn
was read for Tho first time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
SlEGErFE.9 JEWS.

Turee-outths of ths line IF tEo Chesapeake
aad Oaiv Railway is now supplied With stee!
raiis.
Tho fires in tho Dismal swamp c)ntinuo to
rage, and tic tlmbergetters are losing much
valuable green aDd cut timber.
Mumps have been and are prevaiitg tc,a
great cx,ont il Woodstock End tho neighbor.
hood.
Returns show that Powhatan couoiy his
vlIcd $4S. OCO subsc iptlcn to tho proposed
Rlchmoud and Southwestern railroad.
Is Gov. 40. T. uartranit, Of Pennsylvania.
has accepted an invitation 10 address the literary
sccietits Ct Roauoke College.
The drought 10 Norfolk couaty has entirely
destroyed the hay crop. The lIi,h potatoes.
catb,ge, End Other vegetables, are gres ~ in.
julcd.
The Marion PARROT aud Herald, HE leading
reac ju'!er paper 10 Southwest Virginia deolar> 8
| liz turposu to support tho nominees OF the Ga.
clnnatl convention.
MIR. NJ. l.. Maury, son of tho late Commo-
| dote Msury, has gcno to Boetourt county TO
take charge Of tho Salisbury Furoabce which is
70 Dc ru! Ihto operation at en- early day.
At yesterdays session of tha Medical Super,
iuIeId:l;s ct American Institutions for the
csaoe. 10 Philadelphia, Dr. Back Of Wliars
borg, was appoeted to prepare memorial OF
the late Di. Eohard +. Baldwin, superinteue
dent of the insane asylum at Stanton.
Mi. Richard L. Loveless died o. Thursday
OF last week 10 Warren c)unty. Iho deceased
was born IL falrteX county, but at an carly age
removed TO Warren, where for years he was ooe
OF It's best cllz1ps and most Ectiva tusint s.
| mcu.
1ho roI u5iical5 Of The First Disslc', at their
coupcnti0n a. Iappahaunc OK ca the 2G h poui
mated j, w. Wol'z for Congress on the first
ballot. Al! the c}uDios in tho dis.r:c; wero
rcprescntcd 10 tho convention, cZc,;s King
| George.
A coicrcJ mn nanlol rora Wood, from Al
h2mario c2ulty laborer on the Shenandoah
Vail railroad. wGs shot and killed at Honey.
vile, Page count5, 90 last Thursday night, By
some person unknown. but sunulssd to DO q
coa,rade Oh ITO railroad works. Tho .h3oliog
IL thought to have been accidental.
Tho Official returns from Petersburg shcw
that at tho election the reacjusters' ticket
headed by VIM. h. Cameron Tor mayor, was
elec;cd by $50 mtj ,rity. The dobtpaycis cico.
ed iour ,nddstcs out Of twelve for City Coun
CT! thereby securing q mt j,tity in that body,
which gives them control Of tho Legislative Dc,
paItment Of the city for tho next two years. Iu
Norfolk and Petersburg only hsve tho read
lastcis effected anything. la Norfolk thes
elected their mayor. Who tho sheriff aud mcs
OF tho other officers arc conceded to the c)n
servativcs. To- Portsmouth, Stanton, Dan
vile, Lypchburg, FarmviIlu and Manchester
The rcaC juSteIS were defeated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
Browns Household Pnnaea.

ls the most effective Pain Destroyer in the Ws,li
Win mos. surely quicken the blood whc,h,,
taken informally or applied externally, ..l
thereby mora certainly RELIEVE PAlN
whether chronic or scuto, than any o.he7 Ia
sleviator, and it is warranted double the strc::ct
Of any similar preparation
II curos Pain in the Sido. EscI CT Eown
Sore Throst, Ehcumatism Ioothacho, and 4 !. !
ACHES, and is The Great Believer o.
Pain. "BHOWE'S HOUSEHOLD PANA
CEA' should be in every family. A tessncos
full OF the pansces in 2 tumblec Of no! ws,c
(s~eetened. il preicrrod), taken ct bndtimc, vii
BREAK UP T. COLI. - cea!s I. h,..r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

The Cunsrt 81 CT tho Unitcd States is an 10"
comprehensive body, that is supposiag it to be
composed Of ref sooablc people. LIS daily pro-
c1cdlngs Afford Dumcrou3 iostatcas to sustain
this view. but Que Occurred yesterday that
makes It patent TO the most iuattcntive observer.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations,
through Mr.. Eaton, reported Joint resolution
reqnes!og Mr.. Hayes TO open negotiations with
foreign governments Tor removing restrictions
upon tho importation of tobacco from this
country into their t rriitr!cs. Nov tho all
surdliy OF this action becomes erotesauo when
l. Is remembered that the body taking it r.
fuses not only to abatc tho ugiust ard erevous
res.rcions upon tho prodUc ion Ct tcbaec), but
to remove Il c unconstitutional tsximposed upon
its IMPORTATION. 10 other words Congress retatds
the growth aud export Of tobacco by every means
in its power. by pundcling tho producers and
manufacturers. and get at tho same time has
tho ridiculous assurance to tsk foreign govern.
mcn!s to reduce the comparatively insigniG-
cant restrictions they impose upon its impor-
tatIon lntc their territories. Verify the wisdom
n the American Congress ls OF that sort which
L '.Itopcrccptible to anybody but itself
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

WElio thtro is no doubt that tho democrats
havo better chance for clectirg a pfesiient
H'' year than they have ever had since 1876.
ii you'll be lily to suppose they will succeed
without the use Of tho NEST Strenuous *,
'rt'"ns Of which they ate capable, or that
10" republicans will give up their control
o! tho Government unless the msiorty
against them 10 SO pronounced that it
would be E";cntly useless to attempt t, set
1t ssIde. For these reasons the Ciuonuali
Convention niu1t not DOLLY nominate the strong
"st man the democratic party contains, but the
party must support lin as ono man. This il no
time for such things as Independent or un-
pledged democrats. Those who arc not with
the democrats now arc against them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

ALMOST "A TRAGEDY.-A gentleman l.y;op
10 the Amlss7llle country procured oeuso last
week 10 marry his betrothed, but at tho stated
tlme CT marriage the gentleman did not arrive
OF tho brides homo. In order to drown her
disappointment and trouble, tho lady drank q
largo quantity Of morphia, aud as matter Of
course, beclmo dangerously I'LL from the cffecs.
W hen fouod she was insensible and all the skill
OF Doctors Adams and Hughes was required TO
restore her. Whco totally restored the bride
groom arrived having been peccssariIy delayed,
aud the Two wero made one 4 ash and went on
their way r., bic ng.-Elue RIlgc Echo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

MIR. John s. Wise says that if the rcadjuster
convention shall resolve to support tho noni
nee OF the Chicago convention, ho also
will support that nominee Considering
the possibilities Of the nomination. and tho fact
,hat MIR. Wise is tho son of Henry A. Wise
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
Communicated,

Communicated.
There ia \ nuisance on tho vest eide of Patrick
stree. which the responsibility OF the town, and
of the neighborhood, will moi endure much
longer. even if the III lttsr has 10 be brought be-
for, The Grand Jury. No decent man has the
right to rent house TO people concerning whom
we'll founded rumors are rite. If such bousss
have 10 De tolerated let them be kept in the
sluns. Is there no law 10 meet this violation of
decency2 Unless something is done there will
DO further particulars from MORE ANON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

The court of enquiry in the West Point cas-,
has decided that Whitaker is a maIiugercr aud
re'juror, and recommend ttat he be tried by
c1urt martial. If those republican seoators
Sho wanted the military academy abolished be.
CAUSE Ct tho gross and cruel outrage pcrpetrat-
cd upon tho colortd cidot wcro as sensitive as
other people. they wouldn't feel as comfortable
TO" IS they would have done If the verde: of
'he Impartial court had been different.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

herewith filed. ustkt d respectively, "Exhibi!s 4,
b and e." Your commissioned hes deemed it
proper 10 submit thls report both Lhst your
Honor might DO put in possession of all the facts
stated herein, and that 1t might clearly appear
tenton on his part to disregard an order of the
Supreme Court of Appeals of the State.
Respectfully, JNo. s. barbour,
Commissioner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
Much Sickness.

Undou h!odly with children. attributed 10 o:h,.
causes, is oncAsioned by Worms BROWN,
VERM iFlJGE GOMFlTS.o or Worm I.ozonvn.,
although eilcctuel in destroying worms, can g.
no possible injury to the most dolicato ch!
This valuable combiaation hss been SUCCESS fully
used by physicians, and found to be- absolutely
sure in Graduating worms, ~ hurlful to ch,a.rn
rs cents q box.
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Ell.

New York. May u ohu Drsusi..6, Il,
we'll known actor, lies dangerously ii n ~,
residence, No GO East 6 b street. Alhcuph ~. -
tecily conscious and realizing liz dau.itn,r',
condition. he is rapidly sit king, ami his Ito'L
may tc hourly expected. NO."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
Two Men Killed

NEW YORK, May pa special dispatch f,o.,
Buena Vista. Ca, says: 'Esrly yasle,E.n
MOI ming two men. James Reed and ,smrs t5
wtrds instantly killed esch other. Thcy H.. s !
they drew revolvers and tired two sho,s n"aT
when both fell dead" ''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

MTLEE's MANTLE The mante Ct the cello.
bcatcd medical expert CT SOFT c;uoty, DR..
David Miller, SENS 10 have fallen. as he took
his fight, Ito SaIsm) upon young rlau Of this
county, Mr.. Wu. McQuown. who is now per-
forming sope miracles IS remarkable az those
OF his remarkable predecessor. The genl,man
Was under The trcameo. of DR.. Miller once, and
besides b,ing completely manipulated by The
Drs.lLtiuence, caught his Inspiration and is now,
as said, physician himself to the sftl c.ed We
saw genl cmau 10 town Tue STAY whom he had
treated atd who declared t, US tho realty of
great improvement Az extraordinary amount
OF animal magnetism in Tho first place, and then
40 Implicit faith 10 the Oh verso of The twelgelb
chapter OF first Corinthians is said to be tho
power wherein it is all performed. Abingdon
Standard
N. b. Mead', esq.. has been cleo Ell Mayor
of t,ulnennr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
Fatal Blow.

Port LAMBroN. ONT. May :9-W,nt,
Mcdonald struck Daniel McEjmo,!c Of hi.
plsc, blow with his fist on The head from lh'
effects OF which the latter person died 1cy.
morning. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
Virginia Midland Railroad.

The following is cop9 CT the report Of Gem
n1iaslodeE John s. Barbour. flied yesterday in The
Clrcul: Court Ct this ciI5. [: cxplains the cir
cunstaucts Of thc recent sale, CT supposed Ealo,
Of tho MiLlatd read ard tErsws light upon
matters which ha7o Excited interest 10 this com
muuity ina throughout the whole State:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
Proposition Accented.

VIENNA, May ga telegram states thu,
ltussia has accepted the pre- Jet fer a conbipa-
tloa of ambassadors to s,ltle the Greek bound
ary q1cs'in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
LIST OF LETTERS,

Tho following is list OF the letters rcmsining
in the Postoico in this city Msy2,.
Persons calling for lcttcrs will say thny s,c :. /
.vertised and give tho date Of tho list.
If not called for within thirty DAYS, they will.
sent to the dead letter otice. in Washinrt"r
Anderson, II Msson. Mrs \;
Brown. Frank Nunn, Jas
Brass, Jos Rose, MARY }
Chew, II Robinson, IN
Grady Jas2 5tilb,rk, Miss Cs.;'a
Hutchrs. Chss smith, N |,
Harrison, JAS Smith. rs
Lucas, Irish Turner. Thcs
Lindsey, Mrs Melville
1t LEWIS Nick ENZIE T.. ~
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DIED.

Suddenly. in Kansas City, May 18Th, 1889, OF
cerebral apoploxy, ALBEIT d. LOUMIS in
the dist year Of his ago.
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GA n AL COM MERGE-

Arrived-Bosts j z Moore, A s Wintrine-
ham, J = Reed, ard w K Bell to Amerlcsn
Coal Coi j w Carder, and Emma and Julia 10
Georges Crock Coal and Iron Co; Kormedettr,
Depsrted-BoAts L NJ Guro Johnnio HE
tens. and ID Il SbAn,r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29
Two 5fcse DrOwue,p

WINNErEG. MAN, May 29.-Two men, nam.
cd Kennedy and Forsyth, were drowned at kat
Portage on Mond:y last, while drunk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

SWIN9Sl SWlNGSl SWINGSI Cali and
~ examine tho new p,tsnl sSing; cheap, du-
Table and asiiy worked
my23 IL KIM street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-29

is little change to rote in prices since yeslc7iSy
Flour is quiet sni easy. Tao receipts Of Mhc,i
sre fair, and 1882 bushels were cllorcd and s.J
al III. l22 and l:3. Germ is dull, and 800 bu,h.
els Of white brought 50. No Oats reported, srd
one small lot Of Eye sold At IS.
Tho advance OF 10 cents per ton in tho prices
OF stove and small stove coas which W.,
agreed upon al Philadelphia by tho committee
OF tho Ltni2h and Schuylkill coal exchanges
has boon approved by the several compslic.
interested. The rates for Eastern shipments
will remain unchanged during tho con INK
month: 1he prices Of hard white ssh coal, d..
llVered on board vessels vt Port Richmond will
therefore. rule IS follows: Luc:p and ttosn-
baat 81 81, broken cgS and stCno J.; 80 c:cstnu,
SS Is. and poa s, Is
BALTIMORE, May 50 We Gl old IS ssl CO. T..
past Gu, coupons 81; new 70 10. 4 (; 10 A.,
coun " bid to-day. Cotton dull; m!dlmE
ii Is Ii. Flour--battor feeling, but no chang
Whest-southern hrner ard sba,lo bc,t-r;
Western higher for spot; futures quiet: SouIh-
ern red l25al"); do amber l4SAlS2 No Mary.
land 1872; No Western winter rod s?ct ari
May III sl3iti Juno l."!AlA; July ll}i4li;.;
Aug llGtAllb3. Corn-Southcrn steady; 40
Western srot higher; futures quo.; Scu.hun
white 5tai do yellow Sc: Western mixed 30.
and May b7la5li June IS ,i!3; Aug 49i .sAr';
steamer 6Ot Did Oats trmer; Southern di,!i%;
West1rn white l'sll; do m Y ,d lla4't; puun.
4'a4i Bye quiet at % llsy unclaimed. Cot
fee u1 cIsnaet. Sugar quiet a soft p. WINS
key dull hi .ula$t H.
New YORK. Missy - Stocks strong. Mercy
d. Flour Gull. VI neat-srring dan; winter
lcveiisb. Corn quiet
COAL REroRT.-TAo following IL rc2or. 6.
lie receipts and shipments Of cunl during Tho
wocli onding to-day:
RECEIPTS
Amer. Coal Co, j. L. Parrot, jr Agt... 81
d. L. Agnew s ".."................... 2JuI
1olai"""... -
+ SHIPMENTS.
American Coal Observation-Disclosures. So
D. L. Agnow IL 200
Total .................. 1928
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY 20. 1889.
Sun risHs....-..... q IL Sun .A,s.........".. " II
ARRIVED.
Schr Virginia Hauley. Jlmo5 Hyc., nabcr
to J II ID Smoot
scbr Z l. Ccttin2Lam, Phila t,llhis to " =
SmoCt.
CLEARED
Str George Leary, Norfolk, b. L & lioo".
Str w Thompson loWer put'c by r 4 ka"A
SchT Pdniora. Bs!to. By L b Houfg
PASSED UP.
Schr Henry Davey, for Gaors2:5wa
PASSED DOWN.
S'chr X I CCtlinsham, from Gasrg tn"a.
MEMORANDA
Schr Tsrry Not sailed from rhilodclpnia i,r