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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
The Eighth Congressional District,

10 the editor Of tho -Alecandrit. Ga=ctte:
Allow mo small spaco in tho Gaz, 10 en-,
dorSo the a9ntlmerts expressed by your c,rres-
poadcnt "Volcr," iu your issuo OF tho 18Th,
IL laVor Of S. Chapman Noale az cur standard
bcsrcr 10 the next ols lion from tho Eighth dis
trio! for Congress. TO tho prcoent incumbcn ut
wc say. "Well done; ycu ha7o received your
reward for services rcOdered; let your mantle
fall on Tho next upon ,he roll of honor Wo
see first the Dame Of 'Neale, Tho puro and pal
laot man who PIT lclred penc, to SUCCESS. and
trAmplcd pride and ambition under foot and bv
bis maRnanlGiiy of soul brought noace ont NJ
confusion aud SUCCESS to his party"
All who recall the sc,uo when, by his manly
generosity. no ~cLt il that excited convention
aud poured Gil upon the troubled waite r." Of
conttn:lon and passion By his self denial. will
oame now and reward this gallant young loader
who has shown of what "truo metal ho 10
madH. We will Give him THE crowu" no ro-
fused 10 intend FOX even at tho bidding Of a
most OF inords.' We will write bis name on
the pages Of Vlrgioia history, 10 be houored in
coming yoars s. Chapman Neals, q man free
from he damaging intrigues OF political life.
man With balance sheet fresh and clear, on
~hieh to conlono his DnbIc deeds, and il
strength ct mind and high moral char.
&C eS make statesman, then let us all ioin
aod delight to honor" your Gsvorite 500, who
VIII lod hearts ADD hands comiog out to meet
him trou OH ORAwnr
Ofangc q. H., May "a. 1880.
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Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10 other
causes, is occasioned by Worms. BROWNS
VERhIFlIGE COMETS, or Worm Lozenges,
although eilee,ual in destroying wornls, can do
no possible injury 10 the most delicate child.
This valuable CONFIRMATION has been succassfulIv
used by physicians and found to be absolutely
snre IN efadicsting worms 30 burtful TO children.
Is cents box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
Unitarian kS,ooiaaioa

BOSTON, May 25.-Tno Amcric. IN Unitarian
Association at It's annual meeting 10 lag elected
Henry p. kddor, president; Geo. VIM. Curtis
ADD John d. Levy, VICE rrcsidcols; Rev. K +.
treasurer.
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L0r!N Demonstration

NEW YORK, May GA Herald sptcis
from litts1uEg says: ut is cxpcc'tl that the
tariff administration TO take pItcI at Beaver,
lwcriy i've mills btlw hery on tho Ohio m
juno D. will be one Of graDdrss Demonstrations
OF tho kind ever hold IN this 81 c:ion Ct this
country. Sonator Blaine and Other prominent
pcraonJ arc to bo present"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

Eom.n Caihl Lea arc ~. ciu1cd isGn ctclpy.
iog ;hc British thFrnc ard from filing tho
position CT Lord Licutcra!t CT Ireland, AUG
btclua9 CT inst some OF the Ea4Iish corsarya-
tivcg say that E5msn Gated c. uro imolicdl7
prtc uGad rem tc.upyire other Important Of
fetal pcsiiioES urGcr hc British govern III mt,
and Ccrsuro Mr.. Oads onc FOX appointing O
Roman Catholic peer. Lord RipoD. Governor
General Of India, and ar Other. Lord Kenmarc,
Lord chamberlain. From cur atan1p;int,
which il thnt = inat ii religion should bo as dis
trct iroEi !4 politics 81 lis love, end haVo 90
more Ill:c:co to il, so n:a GisptS i 10 thiak
thst tho hnpt lotmrIt@ REARED 10 arc about the
only &C $ OF II. GIalS'o9c, si1co he ri samod
tic Prc1.i. T.!.ii, that lascivo c;inrncLd.tion.
lad2Gd, leaving out Ct view altogether tho
question Ct MAPS I'll! clou to the cruelty and
scare oi hls froHs ca rccDuat CT his theuicgi.
c ngi!ioDs tic s;li. c9l!ctt iso, iha. religion
Ct i str:s il b. c)miag sc!Ice guilty aowsdaya
ought to win Mr.. Gladstone PRAISE instead Of
c?oSuro for appointing professors of any sort Of
it 10 positions Of truat under his administration.
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While tbs Hr; 'adiDgs OF Nest Of tho State
reru! lean coavca'ilrs shl:y that Geo. Grant
is the dtciic'l :lgo:i:o Gi Il mi jfty OF tho ro-
pub! CA garry l"r tho tiki rresiic1 cy. they
aIs) sho;s. eLl 10 less vl-iliy. that tho opposi
tion to in is so prouounc ard 81 formidable
1t It is impossible lar ii 10 be removed simply
By iia nCminaliou. The candidacy is O! jtcion-
able. not o. ) TO tbs rciT-asscIlcd better class
OF his pafiy, tat 10 the vor} spnis OF The couLr
try. md aliaG3: any good Tnau he democrats
may pns up against him can be el, c.cd.
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E.ISGiSprS.

Fn'LiDELrnIA, May % --hits,rs. OoR,n,
LOWS and Caldwell appnsroh this m"rning b.
lore tho Clerk CT The United rt.tas Circuit Cuuc.
and entered JOINT security III 500 y D. NJ rccri.
ers OF Tho PhIlaGoph'n and RraJing rslru,d.nl
tho PhilsdoighiA and Hon,.ing Cn,l MI! lrr!
Company.
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Suspensions.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.--Tho co..! lim ui
Zines and SheaG. III South Fonyth sIf,ct, tito
retail sales agents of tho phliiGcluhlp aal
Leading Coal and Iron Company. Temporarily
suspended to Cay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

hSEErENTs STING Sunday morning, DURING
tho rain. aEon of Capt. leo. Williams, accompan.
od by q son of Mr. Maurice Norvoll went in AN
old OFT house in tho northern suburbs of the
city for shcltor. Both boys woro bare. footed.
and while standing in corner young Williams
felt singing pain il tho loot. Upon looking
down no saw "A LARGO coppcrhaad mnccasin coil.
Oh around his ankle. Ills Companion killed tho
repll!o, and both boys returned with all pns-
slb!e speed TO Cspt. Williams residence. Tho
foot Of young Williams. and, indCot, his whole
DCuy' mac begun to swell! to m alarming do
grco. n colurod man at onca cut u,,on q
ii'e chicken and Tied it 10 tho wound. When
captain Williams --rivod no Immediately gave
Inc sufferer whlskoY. At first no eavu tn O tov
hall pint. but 20 powerful WAS the scrpnnrs
po:sOn in tho system OF tho youth thst lhe his,
dosn OF Whiskey did not Affect him in the slipht,
ost desran. Another half pint was given which
succaodhd IN affecting Tho boy. Yostnrday il
was was believed tha! no WAS out of dsngcr. Rch.
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Delaware Democratic Convention

DOVER, DEL, May 25.-Tho democratic
State convention meets hero ct uoun to-day.
Most Of the delegates rlc hero and while t!.crc
seems to te 20 doub; that tho delegation 10
Cincinnati will bo instructed Tor Bayard, tho
Salisbury clement which appears strong will
probably oppose a1y Instructors ADD cudearor
10 secure part CT tho delegation for Tidcu.
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What scrGamcr is tribute cftcn raid "a
crying baby. but Dr., Bulls Baty Syrup ~
aleVlatlng the palma Of the little cuo 5000 stop.
the oryiog.
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ExEcUrlvG CLEMEkcr RErusEn.-Gozorac

ENECU TlTK CT EMEECY REFUSED .-Goyeracr
holiday Was waited upon yesterday by mum.
Der OF gentlemen, including Mr.. Il q. Asee,
Captain George ID. WISE Postmaster FORBES.
rna otsers, who solicited tho pardon of Colonel
Jonn T. fopham. now confined in thu CITY i.il
on Inc charge OF unlawtulIy shooting The first
nameu. After listening atLentivey 10 the re
sons assigned for the asking Of executive inter
letence tho Governor respectfully but firmly
refused 10 interfere with the execution Of tho
sentence of tie law Rich Dis
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HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tie SPREAD or MonAAIM GDANIsM. lie
Africa Ike Alab missionaries ara interchangeable !;
they pnpcIiaiu into icsioLs which 10 European
has ever %1cr, hhl thcy coivtrt wnolo tribes ct
oIco, Iaisas these Tribes i. Should lie added
decd dy in tie s,Ale iciViiz .tloa. 4 lcuss1,
Tor example. is tx hc5 oad ary other negro Of
tho " stern c)ast. There ia moro than 6 posi-.
blllty, stroog probability, that they will before
| mary rouCraiiODs have elapsed have convcrisd
ali The rcmsicing Pagan tribes OF A!ric,, and
hsVo made that c;n;iLc2t, AbYssiuia excepted,
hlu:su!nan from tho Mediterranean to the
Iimbesi, aud possibly, though that Is a differ
cot question. have built up worry extensive kinR-
doms. In Arabia tho creed tends constantly 10
btc)no moro lanllcI! Gnd csracs. Ia India,
| as IL Low well understood rom tho oeosuI ro-
cords, Nlusulman expansion never ceases.
Their peculiar philosophy. with it, soycr,
ciga cciy unhouDG even by liz own Laws,
scIo sou.cn If right, as WILL o. sole
claimant Ct l1ya'tv, ATTRACTS the Indian
nlnu; wh'Ia their lcama Of equality
within Tho faith is irrcsis.ible to oastrs
which suffer day by doy irom tho pressure Of
tho social h4ra,chy. A pariah who becomes
NluSsulmau bt comes spt o:ablc mao. 1t was
stated forty years ago by very acute missionaries
that Islam gained more in India than it lost ia
tho remainder Of tho world; Sir George Camp
bell officially declared that Bengal was b(c,mi1g
MnsSunan province, with lliudus inter
srcrcc; and in Madras whole villages bec,mo
Mussuman at onca. There must bo more than
$4,000 COO Mussulmans in Indis; tho o,nvcr.
| slors have gone on throughout the eraat Hindu
revival which has attended our rule, aud the
possibility that all lndis might become Mus
sulnan has bceo repeatedly discussed. Our
cwn Impression is. wo confess, that This
wall 10 the CAST; that this form OF thcisn
les Tor Galk races Ell attraction which
tho Gospel has zoe aod that tho
death blow of the oldest Paganism will camo
got irtil Christianity. but irom tho only form
@! mcnothcisu which Indians seem abe both
To comprehend aud approve. Even il tho
ilu' sum mans shOuId win only tho bulk Of Tic
lower classes, as they have d9no in many Ben
CALICO Districts. tho posii % Of tho Brahmirs
will become q painful one, while tho British
c1ADco OF peaceful asccnden:y will 10 materially
dimin:shcd. Nlussulmnus can live in rcaco
with llndus, and cVon inbibc somo of their
ideas. such as tho naurnIDcsl Of ,slc; but their
tendency is TO ru'c. and their spiritual rridc,
when c)mprt sicd. is apt to develop into an
ovelmasttrng passion. They will bear oppres
Sion from their own people, as Wo eco 10 Turkey.
anu even from foreigners. a. regards their civil
or poslGcu rights, bat to b, oppressed because
they gro Mu-sulmans eXcitcs them beyond all
bearing. -Lonclon Spectator.
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SENATE.

50 ..::af.:s:.Es,4..xI T..yIa2 s't!S,
WASHINGTON. =. C., Ma; %, 1880.
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The new Liberal party 10 tho Spanish Cortc;
embraces marahals and lis generals.
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SENATE.
Mr. Wihcrs moved to postpone al prior
orders and proceed II consider pension CASES en-
tho calendar.
hlr. Bayarl stated that las: night he had
moved u take up E BIZ! Ct grfat pubic iuptrt
auca (tho supervisors bili) which he Vas ua.
wiling to have displaced by any other business.
Tho President PRO ton. stated that Mr.. Bay
ards motion would come up as uoGoishcd bust
ness ct half past one.
MIR. Ejmuads hoped The chair would net 10
| too hssty in msking that decision.
a motion o take up bill fell with eel urn
meut and had to DO renewed.
The President pro lem. hoptG NJ + .multa
would point cut bis authority.
flr. Elnunds said DO had good many wit
nesees and would have them sworn if ulccs r3.
MIR. WlIherS' motion Was ogroel 10.
Nj. Window from the COMMITTEE on Appro
| pilatloLs reported isvrrsbly thu agricultural
| appropriation" bill. Placed OF the calendar.
Mr.. Beck tron tho Committee on Finance
| reported iavoraby On llous, bill ancrdins the
| statutes 10 rclnllon to tho immediate transpor
| tst'on IT GI;iabu ccOl:. Paced on tho c,l.
| cUdar,
The moflitg hour having expired tho Presi.
| don't pro toru. Sail that upon taking tho o2is-
| ions OF senator's and cyamioi0g tho records he
| found Tho uslgo to bo as s!at1l by the sonAtoI
| from Vermont Mr.. EImundsl tina: q nlpliou
| to take a bill fell with an adjournment. There
| was, Therefore. 10 u0fb>hCd business to lay
| before tho Senate.
| Mr.. Hlyard moved 10 lo5tpcno ail rcnding
| anl rrOr 0rjnrs nD,i f.tu ~, tl,, ,u,.,-,;s.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Tho Baltimore Sun CT to. day says: "Vifh,ni:
State bonds arc about steady, tho onorings fn,!-
ing pretty certain outlet a. currort Ggurcs =
smell amount Of 10 10 psst due Coupons sold ii
80, tho highest rrico 20: rsid for any secur:!.
OF this elf 3. Tho consol coupons we.c uon.i
nslly ~ bid, and mono otloroln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

NEW York, May IS Stocks strong. Money
D. Flour dull. Wheat qnict and s;eniy. Co!
dull.
, 1880-10-23
BY TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN.

Sptttat Dtspatth 10 7hs Chicago 1rtbun4
1Iyrltroor- Oct, 9-ll:1D u. m.-FLoun-No. !. 1la
I'd: No.. eaGd..
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, u 5di No. "a 2dt
sprint, NJ. IN +ds No. 81 ID, wAIte, No. l. h 81,
No. 81 fd club, No. !, lus 2di No. = gs Sd. Corn
New, NJ. !, h I'd.
rnoY1sluNs-rork, s2s Lard. &ssGd. -..
l1tENrpoI. Oct -9tenhJ at Ga{a7 t-lEd;
isles J}baos; speculation and export 2,ua Amer
laN 9...A
nREADsTurr8-Su,nII buaness at towor pslcest CAL
ausnla who WhcAt, 8s&1s Hds do club d 7i2loa 2dt
It'd Western spring. s. 3d91s ID; rcd wtntes 81 il9s
". coEn-Scw Wse1orn mixed. ts s}Sd&ss "a.
CANADIAN pEAH-6s lid.
COMMON KEs1N-5s 3d.
RteItrrs-rast tliroo days-Whcat luuu qrs,
American, 10,uU Qfs.
fAhSs AND IA ADHtcs-Ai Manchester 1rru.f
LONDON. Oct 22.-LlSSkED OlL-8a 5dx.es lld.
ANTWERP, Oct. t.2..-lErlluLEuM-77kt.
Ths following woro racoIvsd by tho Chicago Hoard
.:LrEniuor, -l:ss pm.-woa.hcr cold md dry.
Dteal!stu14 lowcr; snulI business. WADnt-WiptGs.
sus @ i a. II :gElnE H. IT, :; ] !. xn'0' u s'' sd
ioniIa ascea Il. Corn dtll ad uasiqr Il Il H. Car
honlsais cUuuainp,lvn Gsnsaid. Corn nrai. ri ars
tte-W hsnt, not much doing. Torn strong. Pork
sus! IA ln54 IT, iacon, lung c!oar ~ d short
ht1sA. itecvipt, 81 wheat inlo iiyatpoui dufinv
ihe pa.t Weok, x.uuO eenlas, " which lsl,0N Woro
American. MANk LASE-Whuat, MT much doing.
toinn o!aI X .,asOy al sbtts Mtc,iysn, u ID, "a
sa's H. 'Misx MaSx IL 81 Ill., SIR csqa
cues on ouatt-Wheat steady. Corn trua. OnrE0ea
ou passa4o-Whcat auioI Corn atr0uR. GunItry
nadd @aksu Tor whsas-Eoxsh, SHADE euslafi French
, 1880-10-23

Baltimore people arc not nuuecustpncu to
the slight and feeling Ut grccnbnckE: nor prob-
sometimes aropped by asciIent ia tho hs stfset: I;
and yet when. tho other Iny, a baltimore man
named hycrs picked up i package Ut $l.3V,
as an advertlslux dodKu. Tic people 10 whom
ho gave samples Of the money. relating tho &c.
curseEcc tu0k tho same y'rw of 1t; tlioy lighted
c!Knrx with twenty dollar notes, pasted them on
posts. and IN other ways showed THUR contempt
for the stun. When d polce officer, notified 6y
the loaer, arrived on the accna u little later,
~ had been cnntined to hir. Myers 1t might htvo
bcen cntnpEehonstble: but when Hh6}e popu-
III unttrnorc there are uo wtndiNls, and tAai in
thnt city muney not earned BY hard work fails
uuuer suspicion OF being bogus.
, 1880-10-23
THE EASTERN DR0IIcur,

MILFoHD. Pa, Oct 2-TLe Delaware
River has never been 80 low ~ It Is now, and
the effects Of tho long-contluued drought are
very severe. At several places tie river can
be crossed by stepping from stoilo to stone.
The l.ackawanna and Neycrslnk Rivers are
almost dry Work on tie Delaware d IluI-
son Canal has bocn suspended. From the
mouth OF tho Dnshkill 10 the LehiRfl River
ihe Delaware is fringed with green slime
FROM tho stagnant water, md malnrtal feyers
are prevalent. At IIRwley ali The springs
and wells are are ,Eivlng out At Lackawaniia
Interests nre materially Affected, antl 1early
all tho mills In the Delaware Valley arc
closed.
, 1880-10-23

por.s e asts ilalnn! ,a.. 1ear yslo s3ports sron,
~ U1 tp.al nirts from m Unl.ed stnlo. pafts
Aiatss p,rta adSn Iaat ycnr, Gits siack 1t I'll II.
icripr towns, 7AnD; Inst yrnt 1uIH ttntk \, iivHr
aaest f9Tt;tes! 6r!ssin; 7slsl' hi yssr, *,;aM
ding. ll!fc. tow ini;iIinr. lgs1. r,od "fiinary.
~ France, fHnt Hales, INN lnat rvGnnR Aip sf0ck,
!, rSSky nrt Tocs'pIs 4 q ~ gta'. 5!.
ngIt; Il'9!2; soa.tw'sc; !'rs. .aln.. %.:sT ,o'
NEw, rnhE. vot G-corrnN-tiuint hHs atoaty
Nnvam,or e.Sni ,ncrmbsr,. 105ie, January ii6c;;
IliUc. ' -3' N'"''
si.tv Enruot- Oct. 7a-CnTrnx--Rnies Of the vcrs,
q ra,et stporsesA onE t!ms firwsrdod frosn sfiH:
s'i1 rsci l1 splnn1rs. 4a1 aetuaI Grrt, ijJ tttn1
A.,m1cdleau. zn.Qus nmuuut naoas 2illus American,
, 1880-10-23
Hptetai Dtspateh to Ths cAteaoo Tribune,

9pfstdf pftpdteh to Ths Ch{t.to9 Tribune,
Auurucrp,,uo nn+ f,ct n,rrho hnrro p,,ou-
rnaa ,ptth tho t,,- on.,i. -. t,n hc,, ~, o,to
thnn NJ hor III, ns,,a ~. s,na tS,,,s -. N
I.I" ~ ao' s'ao' prseeu n tne h'a'a AH"a W ~
oolocx !ast hisht, inc Mo-co-koa pasapd the
Lime Kt1nf at 1l:00 to-day, drawing fourteen
feet alx Inches. She coufcd here aud Is liking
her Cylahdor. Sh0 will probubly toArO ut MIDI
night, only working ono engiuo. Tho Henry
ennsno'.n n,.1a o'sso. uo"n ~ nooa:
the taR AcAEtnu1, WteexlnG on tno ltel10
llanscoE1, went to lIotruit this morulng und re-
turned hero ut O'clock Tho tu1 Mystic IL in
nn,r,. ,n,l ,vlll m, r., tha F,no,v A. oo r,irn
~, ,~i1h 1'1,,n ,.,u,,,s ~ w." As'o''t Nv
Caut Latrulnbtyls tiil8 tnkOn command of rhe
Lake Nrutxu nRult,
JIG. Hulten feceunensy concerning tho snfoty
nf tho selo0,lur Nary Dufrtt, whci, Lori Glove
tan1 IN Friday With il Cargo IT coal FOR him.
Wutor at this crossing fourteen foot threo
inuliea tt"glKht. Wind uuFth by west; n.lutng
mid very dats.
LUG tuRs stauleys Efo 1tcHo, Mlhhlo al9rton.
M sMtnan .hAf9ea ls4!to ANY anu natGga anu Wn'c0-
ku,s, s, eonooAess CFe'tsmau alu olnkaposo aFo
pI,u.
r .'n ''y"e IT, e1oosoa a@p uSa'" ~ "osA VA lao
, 1880-10-23

Fl e C5 sn q 5sGa,S 1oen .E
Parker. Grace Murray, l.. ". Perry, John Miner,
i%na1;s1,hes;t ins 1;t%ah Mi: frosh Weather cloudy
rellsrs l1,rsa. staruoca, uortion Catnpboil,
Music and hargcs;.
Pas,ao and arrs, md
snr snd no'sge I'm @klnT and barRos' sehoonars Iris
~ Wind northeast trosh. Weather cloudy. with
dseetai Dt.pateh 10 T14 Chicago Trtbun&.
neI'erI nIerR2,1, Mleh oc.; psssed down1Pro
r. nd f?ss' ssse ifet' It. ecsfBss cefB
HEX r. cKssa sd W. ssS aS n,ots sas .se
1oseph i,algo: Gnadilla, G. Nilison, Z. chandier,
Acss cs%pbe Me'es sssrrSss rose,
nsnon apd barxes Huron clty
ecboonofs etnilh md poat, .Leadv!lIe, Helvetia.
llu.tford, Kate nIchmoud, Jamcs Case, Iial.
5peesdt DlspatsA q Ins Chicago 1stbrn4.
@ mvEEFA1, M Il 2ct
Glearea"Frsspeie y. II. hsSxn. i'araaxa,, schooner
Pnrter eoal. j. g. Harrison, milwaukee,: schoon-
F. M sHs F'es ':.sosp se e. r. Il kins iseI o4anx IT.
? tn1t
t;IMw 1N1ae' "31o''' ~of''' WAL "Aoe'
fianal fre,eht-sx ccnfa mn xhcnt. NJ oaota M
nnr1n ftnnni shfp,ns,nts i;f, m tM,.hais "S. ~'
'''H' ~a's4 'npn'en.', W.. -. s'"vv" oN,'' 'usoeA'
sAHn n*AGA:
~ -. u"xn.IH ts..I' - 20: I"'G*~ tnohA
sittinnnl n inat nIphf.s ren..r. stSo n,NIossy1
Ontnnnn,,t md harscs. scirx,rcrS Enow%rnmm
Gsot9c IL Cago, Mary Muit!e. md cal MaihaI
fTnr. 49, N"'' 'AN>''' ''1N w" N"'N""
Wind southvest With rnIn. TIM wind ia
F0tnR down, and tho goet have nearly all left tho
harbur.
- 1AfT aA0INAN.
Special Dts1afth 10 The Chaeate 1ftbunt.
EAFr sA01SAw. Mich, Oct. @.-Iumber ffciFtta
have ndvnnced 81 cents per LOU feet durtnK tho
pASt n hours to DuGa[n The sovero weather fs
tho cAgse oI tnc anaFp aIThhce. CnaftgeH-
= iiatEes ~ r.. hcan; 5aPnHaW q lonaWanoa a. Esu:
=. H.. y. 'tunh ~ X W. "eaoK. saEina" 70 MI fsi..
- .uAH III ~ *.noo: HnnaoSoh aho CATanoR1. LAY S2ky
.....
~..., h.A1D'
s,.,. v0tsa II r.. % - 1"e r GMeafs 3ft4stne
,,SEi, ShafkL1ND. ", Oot AS--ClaaFed Tor Cnlcs9o-
Pf@po!!or a! LawEenco: ns w..
,, na.GG!lsLstaoolc[C u, y. a. hinE, Goa1t Aanta-
lnn: schns,nsrs Hhawnre Ennnin Enif rrn
Marquette to Cleyclnnd. III
voc.rsut
,,~,.s $4,000 - ~. r..,
, 1880-10-23

6T. LuCtB, No.. Oct t-2..-FLuun-UnchAuRed,
GHAtS-Wheat opened 1nHOr hut nivAncc1; No,
rod e9HcaSlW cnahi Es6cdt!.W octubert stU1liIa
l.0l4 November; tI.1s3!u i.tiH Dcccsneor, elU4kGb
LINK January: No. do. !t'ds3to. No. I. .eBHe Corn
lomef' Sl3fo cn*1i; 3yAsxs4o November, aIxa>o
Hoeoulher' f&asfho Alay. Onta hIRlor; .1AG9t5o
cnshs aA&D1to Decembnr 3So stny, 3y;sa year. NYu
higher at &asle Barley QUOT ut 6alWc-
ntTTEH-Flrucr; dairy, 1039Jc.
'E!ius-l9aster At 1HsI31lc.
WniBKY-Ht9htty ut f.lu
lAnvtsloSh-l,6rk UNCHANGED. nry-anlt meats
steady at 4i,Un till $1!I. ijnc0n higtior 1T tGGH,
Ella fgnl Lard ttwUr nt tS.0t '"'"'
aoaE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! It, Ivy Is!si Mheat lD bus eur
kM1rMESTs-FIour, l2.ltu 6ris; wtunt 8iWaj III;
curn, S,uW but outs, GUU bu} rJe, 1UU bu; basioy,
nOuC- ~
, 1880-10-23

TOLEDO. Q" Oct E.-0NAix-Wheat tlrncr, No. |
Nhlta aflehInn, s0l!St amber do. slU.H; No. ret
Wabnsb. spot, sttl4i Novcnsber, tl.cAi f}pcomtoe,
alua JnnuAry ss]l sejccted. &c, No. rcd mix cd.
sl.ol. Corn quiet, high nlxcd, He; No. non!uaI!y
tHfc; do Fofeu,bos, 4JAct rcjected, <sHo. Oats
d9!! and q n nsoinins!, ~: ?, hsd n nj Aj!2e,
CLosEn-WhcIs nrnlnEi Nj. lwhito Michigan, {l.O2;
sInhpr dq SoYen,Isr, tl0!Ni No. = red November.
tl,usH; uecen1sss &l07i 1At.t.aEy, tluJ.
<uU hu -, ~ 80 o'"'-'
sHiIaksrs-waeat, $500 bu; corn. 400 bu, uata,
WHEAT on TnAcx-ao0cars.
, 1880-10-23


NEW Y01tx Oct z3,-GHA1H-Wintes wheat hos
been more active today. mostly In tho speculative
latefes ana after M Irregular and unsatisfactory
epenlng soon developed renUwod and doc!ded buoy
they HI reHecnR chibay tho shatp rally 1t tho West
leading lure To rlso Ut about 1n@2e bu from tho
luEsst hyuro OF tho iay. good export Inquiry was
noted, though tho advces by cnblo wore represented
u nrfavoskblo. Tho lltattod offerings for oasly do
AFtJ worked aGalslat fro1 dealings. ~ tho exfeuQ
eao's, Under oro urvont offerings, p..cos weakened
wEcepsih'y, brpaktnX In Nslnncoa much }<{}H0
pr ol End Winding up fsvotahly. Spring wheat At
tactsd vory modarato share Of attonuon. and
Ahed lille NJ 10 Snlua4 Ral0a Of No, rcd NJ 81, IL
thsld higher at tho oinso>. No. rod ~ sLlaa aaLl7,
% October 1t b&tIl7H. oloslnR ~ sLl7 asked, DO
netsmpeF NJ MlS!l@ll7x, aloaing at sAiu4 askadj
90 December nt sllEA@l.lssS. cluslnz At thl7N, do
January At closing nt sil3<; do steamer
tndeat 3L154 Mud rpd q, OIL aIusn9 atvat
eh!SaS !SnSasSf SnS FSs n syr
ttnus nrner Oh ncliro osemani inrgei5 s,,eu-
rseesa IL nai u sre. fs s.rinss IL 2s.
ss's - /. 'ses 9 s4s sh;s
ESs Es} XII r. ~ tasc mx1d d. s 1u At a.sc
& re- e. sssa 'sa;; IT,
sst%s aaotsd a51sai No. Gtish do. quosoa up 10
NJ haaGSy!stess-A fair business ha. beea reocrtod In
Hss sa essa ason aaes
81 f5ssSs g.
::sa ts Cd .s sssss ss. H
s r.. t0t.s0f Yt'ss.' .ssa s!sss iSs't ao!s y
:S;s Z: 81 81; III s'sss i s,s x i
s.s,sr ~ thy onn ,!Hg We..orn atsan i4rd attracted
lS; ;;ss ss:s$s i:? a e:
Goneh 7os y o.1s aH%a ~ 81
s1tt,'s-iat.es Iia.esa,; ~!th .a.s. :! e4xe,ta.
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3 II II l.. ,eTS!st %4.tt1n los. 'snss \ ~
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Ii It'll t'l,@t:iiS .tsiS. :!saa;"f w. tSS Xe: tss
tsl e.; SS;, kS ;SSss' :at&Ia Se: rsa. Sy;sse
$ssss!% % +! ~ ss
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~ ~ .upes STATS and esiaTp Hs3t c"maIan T., s1i
PhFat ~, E4ud ~ cluca, tk1a xat2; While
i; ~ t1tFA, *t!:4Aks5: eIsFA uh!u, u ulkh4
,M.sss-n1,olTatsd talr si,l nlarkot i'm, II u
h!ss f.tr aud n,.r1o. rn,
da,: E 9uUttd " ~ 3ui jot lott liai{c huyNt
~ T"Si se!in!m9 ss1!Se hin!assus dull
Tt9' r ~ ti 4u: tGhnuI, l1aL '"~'
ttasGIt1M--StrA,y nj GA@sG91o,
fTnnasnS-Eanter u tLsssiM
.ttESHHrE;.ItSE-Null III Id
,f:Huus- frngr NJ 4JH.a<c.
a;ddHfya.. Cut hIeas dull aid nuainali long ciSsf
nsfe 4o;, ~; ,hTtt c!eas iatd heavy Snd loN0r
HsSaak@-kEu E0T sAulcsI Nj l5siak.
AAss-Qulgt anA unchanged.