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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
Observation-Disclosures. &C.

iC0rrespondoaco OF the Alexandria Gazette
FlsNERSvlILE, AUGUSTA COUNT, Juns 2HS,
1880. Nov ths: harvest and tho democratic
Convention ia cy;r. w. OH c,!rlly caasi:lr tic
gtol results OF tosH.
Tic tarvls# in 'his 81 C ion. th3us', Il; cI ~: i
i: rntotrrn to b hcauiul one, is ncv2r:!.nl,s SO
= scry h!!ott Ial :oGlGGron. c:op. hb3u' !ho
time tie grain Vas nIatulipg. arI in TIC be-
ii0ulrC OF HsFT;s.. W. had Two days lai2, and
Hhcn the not sun shuun out Afterwards il killed.
The straw, ah'i great deal OF wheat is not hslf
LllnG. Tho l1su lfostS also damaged thu cIop
to q considerable C;tcct. and, tsk"o altogether,
there nj DO light crop and v5ry poor = ll!itg
! h> grasses s0Sn last fall and spring are eIacst
20 eLtlre Failure. That, taken with the pOcr
chest crop, IL almost sufficient to discourage
tho laTmer. Sjme farmers found their whoa.
30 light and straw trokcu they cot it with resp.
cfs aud taxed 1t Up II piles. not attempting 10
bind IT at |. ata arc otfcrcg it to threshcrmen
Tor the seed sown. Such extreme cases Gro cE.
cipllCn'. The giaishorperd are doing co1sid-
cradle damage 10 soma localities, a1d tho potato
Gi.atlo plies his vocation vigorously. We look
ioE ,, r'e army worm ne.
1he ''tlon 0l tho Ciucinos!. convention ia.
vVIo ~ se.'rd With the voters CT this section
VINO mere rs co great outhurst of cnrbusi.
asu, yet t9eto Is, calm aai,flction among tho
50 t9nsscs W1lon m ea1i business from now until
G Is; rs! !e c,ek taS:seis seat We fear co
DIVISION Oh TINS ticket 10 Virginia. Rcadius.cr
.talcE, 9 ~3ot not va ere oouocra!s dycd in
inc Wool, and every naan viii /. found nt h;s
post at tho llmo to vote for llsnc3cA and 4, ,r-
Ilsh. The general Impression ie, it is 10 W.
pest and strongest ticket that could pCs;oIv
haVo been put 10 tic field. Let tho Northot.
democrats take c!rc OF Pennsylvania ana New
+olE' ana trust II to Vl:g'ois to place the yoto
cl Their State 10 tho right PLACE. There urs
peI'hcr rcadjas:ors nor fuudo,s 10 Virgi1ia to-
DAY. We arc oil dtmocta;s 1ow AID intend TO
vote io' aud e'cc; !lszc,ck and Eaglish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

No acknowledge The compliment CT an inv.
TALON to attend the bail TO DO given q. the Bed
ford Springs on the 9Th of july.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR NOWDEN.
FOR PRESIDENT:
FOR PRESIDENTS:
Winfield Scott Hancock, OF PeNna.
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
William I'll. English, OF Indiana.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE -, 1880.

Some Of the republican papers say the Gin
cInnati ticket is received With ap,thy. Ihay
may DO righ!, tut il so all tho dictionaries are
WrODp,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

Tho receipt, Of Flour sIo larger, an | tho u:s-
ktt is quiet at quotations. Tho rec aipts Of WEol
continue fair, and to-day 5000 bushels wsro Of
fered, which sold at 1GI. los. 10 and III, Is ,n
quality the feeling is wo.ksr and doe mo +,
probable But little Corn is coming in, sni 40
bushels OF white sold TO. day Of 50. Nothing 60.
ing in Ryo or Osts. but quotations arc lower.
Country produce is scarce and p7.c.s aro lower
on account CT tie continued warm wasthar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

S1mh KiBBoNs, Laces, Edging7, FGns. and
~ Iaresd 5lorts; oDeaed Juno 90.
FoJ Ct &. NJ, ADAMS. % Kings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

NEW York. Juno 3)-Stocls weak. honey
2a3 Flour dull and weak. Wheat tc.iye and
lower. Corn frmer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

The supply Of Cattle this week wac "a ly eqg,
to the leonard and Il good many changed han.
1T prices frscton lower than last week. C4!vr.
in good supply ind dull. Sheep ana Lamhs ~,
coming IN quite freely. somo worry fine on5s l. -
ing otr:red. which sold at quotations Hogs ia
and nominal, with but fow arrivals. Cows M.
Calves very dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

NEW York CATTLE MAHKxr. Juno - -.
eves--Such light TIX4s and Charokan c.l..e
as were quickly sold on Friday q. Ss.Si! per IA
dressed, wsro dull 20 day At Il. per ID, while
worry common lot Of Texsns went down TO - I..
10; An extra drove tfG ECO export cattle wat u.
l01 per 10, DRESSED. The con"ral range l,r IL D..
dunn to good steers WAS SiR9!a ror 10, dtcsse;
SClno fat dist!llerv-fed bulls changed hands W
3 50aS3 G) per leo lbs.
Mich Cows-Dealcrs rate tho market tr &,
better for the past week. and sold tho s. cows IT.
ceired At range cf?3sS.6 each.
Calves Good and choice veas were Irug
batter this morning, bat common veaIs and tut.
tesm'lk and grass calves ruled dull 1T low Gl:.
uros. Vaais sold ct 4l.se per ID; g,sstcr.
bultermilk calves and common mixoi lots 81.
81. per ID.
sheep aid Lsmts--Shoep had = slow ss,o, but
sellers Wero moi 2ccerting lower figures and IT,"
transactions wero at 3saiYc for poor to good lot,
with picked sm al lots OF choice sheep IN tn -
Gic Southern and western lambs TAT god .r,a,
4AG4c por 10.
HoRs-Nono for salo silva; nono wan:ad hI
siauskterers. who Arc fully supplied through
their own purchasing agents in Wc,trn NIL
ktts. Nominal Value i COAST 81 per 100 lbs.
BALTIMORE, Juno > Virginia III old 49,: &,
deferred III DO conso!s 6 I do "a series ~!
past duo Coupons -; new 10 i05 AZ bid To-
day. Cotton quiet; middiing ia Flour quiet,
nut STEADY; Howard street md Western Super
16aS3 60; E1trs 1854 75 Family 5 So 20;
City Mills Super Sass 80; Extra 4sS1 So Fam
lily 25s$G 10; Rio blauGs CASE 25; Patspsco
Family 81 10 Nhnat-Southorn steady; West
ern excited and l0le higher for spot futures
.teady; Southern rod 1iulll7; do ambnr il1a
l2O; No Maryland nominal; no = Nes,ntn
winter rod spot and Juno l0lal09!; July lG9tA
1859 Aug l07; Sept lC1 .lu7t Corn-Son!hern
nominal; market bare; Western Quie! and easy;
Western mixad SPOT aad June 492 ,dcE; July
595a4et; Aug 1ota49S; Sep. 4H9aa!E; steamtr
%. Oats frmer; Southern 35s2G; Western
Whito 3t,36 do mixed 32ia3,; Fenna 1885,
Bye quiet al g. Hay fila and active pr;ne;
choice Penna and Maryland lJAS20 pcr ton.
CGtleo firm Eio csrIces ordinary TO primo Ia
IT, Sugar strong; a soft % Wbiskey steady
at 1851 j.,
NEW York Juno 31-St0cls weak HONEY
2a3 Flour dull and weak. Wheat Give and
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
Personal.

President Elect Garfield belongs
to the Masonic fraternity.
Gen. Robert Toombs will erect In
Georgia a cotton factory at cost of
5000 900.
The Marquis of Lorne is mention
ed as bagging lis ducks in two days
shooting IN Ontario.
Jonas Shafler, aged 20, died at
Bloomingrove, Pike county, a day
or two ago from the effects of injur-
les received in the attack of steer
nearly month ago. lie was one of
the most noted bear aud deer hunt
ers in Northern Pennsylvania.
1t is related that little Jimmy Gar
field as a school-boy was very naugh-
ty and gave his teachers much trou :
Bile.
1t rumored in army circles in
Washington that Gen. Miles will
succeed Gen. Ord, who, it is believ-
ed, will be retired.
Mile. Alice Grevy, daughter of the
French President, is engaged to
marry, it is said, an exceedingly
wealthy French landowner.
Senator Conkling's henchman,
Thomas e. Platt, will probably be
Garfeld's Postmaster General, and
Senator Logan Secretary of the In
terror.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

THE Sc, DICE OF THE PEOPLE"
sends General Fitzpatrick out of his
Congressional contest with 1900
majority against him. This is cruel
but more cruel still is the declara-
ton of the Republican leaders that
the nomination of Fitzpatrick cost
them New Jersey. They whine that
with any good man who would not
have been load for them in that
Congressional district they could
have elected their Governor. 1t is
hard for General Fitzpatrick to bear
the defeat and the charge of defeat
ing the Republicans in the State
Was not General Fitzpatrick forced
to carry the load of General Gar
field ?-WoRLD.
The latest returns from California
indicate that the Republicans have
carried the State by about 2500 MAORI
ty, and will have about 5 majority in
the Legislature. The Congressional
delegation is equally divided.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
EFFECT OF THE MoREY LETrrp
IN CALIFORNIA AND OREGON

CLEVELAND o., November 4--Tho
Republicans OF Cleveiaod induced In a
grand jollihca.ion this evening over tha
result Of the election, every businas.
man, clerk, manufacturer and workino'
man who could carly a torch beinr Is
the ranks. President Hayes arrival
from Mentor, where he had been u call III
on President-elect Garfield, at o o'cIoct
and reviewed the long procession in
front Of the City Hall. Although ,ha
weather was miserable. rho
demonstration was in every wav n
succ, IS. business blocks were dec,,a
ted and Illuminated, and the enthus asm
was very great.
In regard 10 the election, President
Hayes remarked 10 a reporter, In sub.
stance: "Hayes Oregon had been as
ceria'n for the Republicans as Ohio pre.
vious To the publication Of the Morev
letter; but" said be, "the people of Cali.
fornla and Oregon are very sensitive o,
the Chinese question. The letter was
probably circulated among the remote
mining camps, which 1t was impossibl L.
to reach In time with a denial.n
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
THE NEW CABINET

CHICAGO, November 4.-The Omaha
Republicans of Nebraska are particular
ly eated over the election Of Garfield.
because his old college-mate aud ardent
adnlirer. U. 5. Senator Phlneas w.
Hitchcock, will probably be rendered the
position Of the Secretary Of the Interior.
Senator Hitchcock, as pioneer TO Ne
baska "a years ago, became acquainted
with Indian affairs and their manage.
ment, and subsequently Surveyor. Gen
eral, U. 5. Marshal, Delegate to Con
g7ess, and U. ). Senator, he has fully
learned the entire routine of the Inter
ior Department, and is therefore adapted
to the place which his old college-mat
At Williams it Is rumored will tender
him.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

To Buy THE LEGISLATURE is now
the rumorJd object of the Republican
officials. They say they did not care
a button for the electoral votes of Del
aware, they wanted the Senatorship'
They had guaranteed at much for the
use of money. But the money is gone
and how to make good their guaran-
lee is the question. They cannot bear
to have Mr.. Bayard in the Sc nate to
dictate whose nomination shall be con-
firmed. The majority in the Senate
was what they wanted and if Mr.. Bay
ards seat was filed with Anthony
Higgins or Dick Harrington they
would "feel all right" Yes, "feel all
right" But would they be all right ?
Dick knows how to do a thing or two.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
GEN. HANCOCK CoMPLACENT

New YORK, Nov. A number of
VISITORS went to Governors Island to
day to pay their respects to General
Hancock. He received the visitors
cordially. but the subject OF the lato
election was not touched, as the GEN
eral seemed assiduously to avoid any
conversation in regard to it. The off
cers, soldiers and other inhabitants of
tile island say they have not seen the
slightest evidence of disappointment
cross the Generals features since the
election.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
THE GARFIELD-MoREY Letter

FURTHER EVIDENCE TENDING TO KsTAB-
LI,H THR FACT THAT GEN. GARFIELD
WROTE THAT INFAMOUS DOCUMENT.
NGw YORK, November A. The exam
lnation of K-nward Philip charged W tn
maliciously libelling Gen. Garfield, was
renewed his morning before Judge Da-
Wis. Joseph Hart, publisher of Truth.
was called for the d. fsuse aud tesIiteu:
The Morey letter, WIN ch you hand me, /!
hrst saw October Is; received that letter
through the mail, a, | had rroei we'd man
letter with political ris in III IN. MI.
Philp never saw the letter until IL ar
pea ed IN the fac-similt; he knew theie
was letter, but dtd not know what IL
was.
Cross-exami ned: | have been publish
or uf Now York papersinc July last
Prior TO that Tai stock in It. After
showing the letter to Speaker Randall
Ahran s. Hewitt. M, Scott, Mayor
Cooper aud o hers it WAS retu led tu I'M .
Mr. Hewitt sxaAiued IL for haIf an hour
otfOre pronouncin2 II genuine M.
Hewitt told me twenty times IL was
genuine.
After the re cess Louis r. Post, for the
defense, testified: Am lawyer and one
or the editors Uf the Truth / was in
the office when Hart FIRST showed the
Morey letter. ] suggested that it be
compared with the fac simie OF the
Hadley letter which we had previously
published. We decided to make an an
nouncemeDt OF H.. On the morning of
tno 18th and during that day IL was
a ain examined, auu the next day we
puDishrd he printed letter. Onths let
t'r ! see ms Of age. Philip did noi see
the letter uutll after the publication of
the facsimile.
Cross.exaInIned bv Mr.. Piss: | think
Mr.. Byrne wrote the editorial called
), Real Danger" in the issue of the 18Th.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

hVtTdgV UOnTUUTd dlIC IIaJUTTVyi LoO.
Average Democratic majority on the
whole ticket 245.
NEW CASTLE MAJoRITfEs
The official Republican msjorities in
New Castle County are as follows:
Electors-Dupont, 10t; Barnard, 9s;
Rodpey, 10j.
Cong ess-John w. Houston, 203.
Senaior-Edward Belts, PAT.
Sher II Philip X. Clark, 27l.
Coroner-liayworth Weldln, $50.
Representatives Average Republican
majority, 243.
Levy Court-Febiger over Farrell,
959; average Republican MARTY, 344.
Average majority on whole ticket, 2l0.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
BREAKING THE SOLID soUTu

NAsHvILLE, Tenn, Nov. 4.-Re-
turns from fifty counties out of the "a
in the State give Hawkins, 4,2g2.
Wright, 56,c61; Wilson, AZ, 1908. There
is no doubt of Hawkins election, as
th" remaining counties are strong
holds of the Republicans. The coun-
ties to be heard from are small, and
will not vote over $4,000. Of this
Hawkins will get $1,000, Wright, 49,
600 and Wilson 10000. The Demo.
Gratis have the Legislature by about @
majority, Republican gain Of about
20.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
GLASS BLOWERS.

Last day but one of this popular
entertainment in this city. During
their stay, thousands of visitors have
been delighted by watching the skill
full manipulations Of these clever work
men. Avail yourself of this last op-
portunity and see them to day. To
morrow is Baby Show day, when hun
dreds of babies will be present to com
pete for the $50 prize. Every visitor
secures present as usual.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
5Democrats from Virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov. 4.-Returns up to
midnight last night indicate the election
to Congress of George ID. Wise, Garrison
Cabel, fucker and Barbour Irregular
Democrats) DezenGorf and Jorgenson
Repubicans) and Paul (Readjuster.) }
fhe Niuth District is doubtful, but either
the Regular Democratic or Readluster
cand date will be elected. The Regular
Democratic Electoral ticket is elected,
receiving on all average 4 votes to
Mahone's /.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

WALL STREET Stocks
were active and feverlsh, and declined
20 points. but recovered slightly at the
close. Money was marked up to 4 per
cent for call Ioaas, but ruled at 3 TO 81
and In the fioal dealings was ~. Gov
srnt ents were shade weak. state
bonds were active and strong. Foreign
exchange weak.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
AIabamaln The House.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, November A.
GeneI al Joseph, Wheeler bas undoubtedly y
defeated Lowe, who was supported by
the GreenOack,r aud Republicans in the
Eighth District. This makes a solid
Democratic delegation from Alabama, as
all the others have large majorities.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
NOT The Suvn,,

poIIcI ns!, nnS morning, iy Nr., Il
light hight pay ss. 'oiI passed It BY
spe specials l,Is sworniu 'cs on y. S.'
imeorrs., ,ne 11o. at Ninth III and W Nal
paid two week, ,Is ssn sunday
VII who 'o,. ora" was to pay the
na,o,l ""o orllamen'ed the Ia
p, aae, aI.,,, aud helped to prts ,s
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
PHILADELPHIA.
OAK HALL.
SHALL WE SELL THEM i?

There is in Philadelphia a clothing house which has
double in all the world. The world full of clothing
houses it is good deal to say that is unlike all the
rest.
First, deaog; and il is surprising that house
should suffer much from another Selling clothing is
simple matter, that it likely, would suppose to be
done in very much the way Philadelphia, New York,
and London But Philadelphia is ahead and curousy
enough house in Philadelphia is ahead Of all the rest
To be ahead in dealing is to deal higher plan,
liberal way, to give the buyer well founded
confidence without loss of the merchants safety This
Pha clothing house says to stranger awe want to deal
with justice. We what belongs us, viz, fair
profit and you to have what belongs you viz,
liberal moneys worth. Our way arrive this result is to
price everything SELL which price is absolute
and let you buy what you like away and think the bar
gain over and and trade back if you want to. We
find by experience that this beraty is harmless to OF
you like it, And it makes quick and ready dealing
We don't you bring back what you buy would
money every time; but would rather you would
bring back than keep what you don't like. So, try
that you get at first what you will like the BETTER the
you know of it. This really the whole philosophy of
our dealing Is any wonder that other clothing house
in this city, New York, London, deals in the
way?
Second, IN its goods-the amount and variety of them.
There other houses where excellent clothing kept and
great deal of it but there none, anywhere that keeps
much. The dealing related above has the largest
trade the world has yet To supply such trade great
quantity and variety of clothing required and these
in turn increase the trade, because everybody likes
choose out of many things, rather than of few.
This is the country of ready~made clothing. Great
Britain makes the most of any European country but there
is all London any clothing business quarter as large
that of Oak Hall New York has several large clothing
businesses but nearly equal to that of Oak Hall
Boston likewise.
Look back twenty years. Have done you good
vice, not But that is not what we had in mind we
thinking of the clothes you going buy to-day
Shall we sell them!
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICE..
a CAR

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions OF youth. nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
DC, will send recipe that will cure y0H
FREE OFF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by n missionary In 0lth
Amt rica. send a self add ressed envel Jpe
70 TIE Rev. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Stattoa ID
New YORK CIV. Mav4-eodDA DAwly
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

Returns iron tho other six Hun
dreds run the majority for the cleo ors
past five hundred, and for Congress to
about four hundred. The Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, Sam'l J. Martin,
barely pulls through with 4 majority Of
about fifty in the county. In Broad
Creek, Bob Lambden's Hundred, the
Legislative and county ticket in general
was .eratched about 90 votes.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

~ always let cold go as II comos"-one
says; which meas that he overworks
tue system in getting rid Of . cold rather
than assist IL 1y using Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Pric3 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
SHOT IN TIE HAND.

Henry Waddlngton, employed at
Frist & Almonds carriage factory, was
shot in the left hand by he accidental
discharge of pistol he vas examining,
yesterday afternoon. The wound Is not
serious.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

LittIe Greek Hundred is about a tie,
ami in Milford Hundred The average Re-
publican majority is about 80. This
leaves an average DEM cratic majority
In the county of about 800.
ElectOrA. Came reaa Aherids
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve DIseases. All fits stopped free
Pa, oct 20-ly
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

Now that the election is over, some
preachers will have more time to devote
70 religion.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
FOURTH EDITION
Insaa aeMs,eaaa tor iEo-isMy.

Cloudy and rainy weather, easterly
possibly veerips to sou,hsrly winds, low
or barometer. stationary or lower tenn
perAiure.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
FROM KENT AND SUSSEX.

THE DOWN STATE DEMOCRATS SAL
LANILY HOLD THEIR OWN.
Special to the GAZETTE.
DOVER, November g.
Following are partial returns from
Kent County:
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
CONGRESS TO BE ASKED TO
INV ESTIG ATE

1t was stated last night by Dem o.
Gratis, who have been making an in
yestigation, that Republican frauds
were committed wholesale in Brook
lyn on election day. a committee of
well-known Democrats are secretly
gathering information which will be
laid before Congress.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
BOSS Mclauphu.,

~ mmancock's 5 supporters
,.naI, ,.,al AZ work gathering evj
,,rreacGery ,r,'' of Boss McLsugIlI M
lloh' n i In several wards ~
S9,sa S9,af Il, Democratic candida
that Hancock wa, ,oI 'lal \
Indignation over The rtsnI, S"',
election election IS felt among h@. i
there is no doubt HAT a ne'
General Committee will nv NJ
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

A telegram from p.n1
that Thomas GAipe, np m
STERN launch Isabelle, NH
furnished with regular \
United States Consul at
authorized to carry the Al
mas appeared before the n
Court at Payta, AM c,ml
Chllian outrage. lie nal
Chlllan squadron at pay,l
the launch and torn dowl
pied on the American AL
this Galpe entered his
claimed $4,000 damages
mander of the squadron a
Cage the value of the h
would make no claim for /
Gaigeaefused.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 4 p


FLoUR-The market is uul. l. and prices
faVor buyers. Sales OF 2l.o barTe,is In
Guiding Minnesota extras, low aud ch,,i, q
at S5a5 sII2 for clear, and at s6 I2ILa1 ID
Tor straight; Pennsylvania At &sA5 81 X.
w estern do. at &5 5Ua6 Az, and Patent. ~ ~
% I5aSS %. Rye Flour Is steady at rs 50
per ba rel.
GRAIH.-Wheat is In fair demand aud
prices were firmeT; sales of 1900 bushels
including rejected, at o. DIAL 20: red and
amber, track and afioat, at ti l5I% / I6.
1000 bush. december, at 81 IeL. anu NJ,
z red, elevator, at tl I5J6. Al the cali
board 10000 BUSH, December. sold al
$l ls1x; 10000 bush. ditto ut tI 1877. and
1850 oush., January, 81 ~; 81 I5 {, was bid
for November. Rye-Penna, is worth
SSc .ael per bush. Coin Is quiet and n rm:
.rles of 1900 bushels, including yellow
at b41za6 cents; mixed at t4a5iI%c,. and
rejecbed at 315c. At the board prices were
higher, b41sc. was bid for November: 5i5xc.
for De'emoer, and 53l4 for January. Oats
are quiet and easy safes of 10 900 bushels
including white al 31a4Ic., and Rejected
and m xed at 38a37c.. At the aail board
lO,0OO bush, December, sold II 40iZc
1000 bu n. ditto at 40skc.; 10000 bush
January, st iU12c. The receipts TO-DAY
were as follows: ,,SU3 bbis. Flour. 10 m
bush. Wheat, 1880 % bush. Corn IOb bush
Rye, 1880 In h. Oats, b5 bush B,rlev1
WHISKY .-lUU hbls. OF Weaterp lr,,u-
pound sold at 81 ii per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
Financial saa Gem % epetal.

wILxINeroS. Del, Nov Q, 1880
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Hesid & Co., g. X. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del, at II
n. day:
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05
1,HE CARPET DEPARTAESS

INHE CARPET DEPARIAiLSS
kho lull If eieganI ana Il J.,
ihinlstnat It does the he".' NJ U,d
ont, and neposslble ~ u'e, yss
good 10 loDk tnIo.gn. o., yes
Body Brussels lapesiIies, i .,
nxtfa-Super lngral''si anu NJ, " md
grains. down to tAe io"es, ,,,,i1gsl P,
entry ana stair Carpets, piuss
Rugs ami .,,.,,, Al
FTTIL LINE OF MATTHIAS 4
CLOTHS,
All of which Non VIII ""'
lu bottom tlgnles.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-05

Wy HILE THE ABOVE tAII
w POWER KFuL LENEhS l
anu holding The larse u aue
maintains, still
W. NJ. KENNAhD a '
have three more secrets 10 sui
rney always buy well tue yer!
iniiie lnarKet sell All goods at !
possible prices they were ii,e !. !
south OF New York TO auOpl tuT ,.,1
system which lhey have iis'u'
TO- noor
As one price with them iu,aVl i,,e"l
PRIZE, purchasers are "i""'
getting Bottom Figures