New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04

far rs tha National ticket concerned were most sas
factory Republicans, and Democrats accepted the YER
dict with agreeable aCqu The Representatives
Of pot1 sides agreed that only one thing was heeuel
10 make the victory complcte-thc election OF MI iowa
ms MAYOR. The merchants appeared to manifest l'I
more interest in the returns OF the local election IMAM
they did in business transactions, and eagerly sought
every source for information. messengers Were hop'
running TO and from the bulletins IN roht Oh III
Leading n,wsuaper offices for the returns. When word
was brought OF the probability OF MI 1rices success
there was spontaneous utterance OF dissatisfaction
I'm, W ben the cha ices were reported III favor OF Mr.
Dowd merchants would embrace each other and shout
expressions of joy.
Wncn the members OF the Produce Exchange assem-
hei Democrats congratulated Republicans, and ex-
pressed Themselves as perfectly satisfied VITA
the result. providing Mr. Grace is only de
fcated." Tne election OF Garfield and Arthur
had been anticipated the October elections; hence
its eject upon trade had been discounted Tie
markets for -four, grain and provisions wcre however,
shade stronger yesterday throughout the entire me-
with moro HEALTHY and far disposition to trade
al the advance. Foreign markets are. however lower
than home markets and until former advance there
VIII be no unusually brisk trading At the close oil inc
Cav there was considerable speculative trade owing 10
the belief thar Europe had waited as long as Is best Tor
American markets TO go down, which would nave oeeh
Tie case In the event OF Democratic success.
From conversations with L. 4. Kent, V. W. Mdcfar-
lane Leonard Hlzeline. + o. Limson David Dows,
Charles L. Hickox and other Re uDcans Of the Produce
Exchange II was tct that the continued prosperity oi
the country is assured, that Whatever legislation
may occur IN regard 10 the tam question VIII not DC
damaging 70 tie trade interests OF the country
and mat The financial policy established by the
Republican Administration viii he continued, and
Aurrran securities viii be sought Tor ~ pcFuahcht
invest ncnts thu~ keeping up the good credit Of the
F.dtrt. Government TIE markets. winch were SUB
iec 9, hfu hucJu tons prior Ia the october elections
aud w,ich adv need immediately thereafter Will now
I,
now restored and trade VIII soon resume It's brsk-
pr, sIdnt Forrest H. Parker Of the Produce Exchange.
"a pioinin Democrat ana actV', outside ol business
connect onS sand: aIn not me OF moe VINO i0otu
forward dlsdstl us results ID conn cton WIN e
o. Gthcr Presidential candidate nor 90 MINK
that the election pt either candidate woud check me
prosperity oil the county "hicn IF que 10 70
legislation. Ieo'ce that the election mas passed ID 50
pcaceabie manner and tnat II leaves no douOt
as to the of either National candidate AS Dus
men We 'elt great interest ID local ssu's ne
dIctauOn of JOhn Kelly has 10 doubt done luch 10 Ne
feat tie election Hancock. The fact that hnslnes-
men have named 100 Ong in state OF political
apathy, but are now awakened am
Iferen frade inerests whore the question OF politics
shall be considered and to meet IN convention ana
lunty Offices 1t VIII not do to stop al me Sc
lection OF Mayor We must also seec candldues i1r ne
| MAYOR. Sucu organization wOuld he the nucleus ~
similar organ19ons In o,h'r Giles ana ra% "
iru-t wnen tue shall have been all made IN
mis- CIV thlt tncv W IN show tho election of Mr. Dowd
AS Man or whether they do not the business men
! have shown JOIN Kelly that tHoy viii not be led like
| lambs the slaughter"
| J. W Elwell ship broker and prominent Democrat.
sand Boss tL!ughliu aud Boss Kelly are 1Gnty
me canse OF defeat Il Hancock in this state by hlr
nominations forced upon the intelligent Democrats Inc
people ncenscd against them thal the Respectable
- mocrats Will vote straight tcEe again so long
"a bosse- have the management OF loca an mrs
The Republican party viii have great accesslODs 10 It's
ranks In my opinion, and by the time OF The next Ma
tioua election, the Democrats VIII barely have cor
poraI~ quad believe that the Republican parry VIII
grow large that ultimately there viii be split ana
the De.t lnens Of both parties viii form one compact
soil b 5ny." 80. -,
| Juan b rcelo. q prominent merchant, sad "Untn
| Yesterday have a WAYS ed the Democratic tckrt,
but never Will again long As joan X lily has any
thing TO say in TIE mand-cm { OF local ahdIIs.'