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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

J, a. Esm5leton s. Cos. Esltirl1ra insac;,,
circular of Saturday last says: at our TX
change the feature Of the market was the vory
lsrga transactions in Virginia consols End 10 4o:,
Ovcr $500. GOO Of these bonds changed hsnds be.
tween 81 and Gl5 tor ccnsols, and between a
and 81 tor lO'40s. Although the highest prizes
of tho week were not maintained, the bonds srs
very firm. and at every fractional decline find
ready purchasers. We think that thew are =
good purchase and expect to see both consoIs
and 10 4Os sell. e1 the July coupon, as high a.
they now are. In anticipation of the usual semi
annual demand from investors for all f,st class
securities, prices ara very firm, and it is hsrd io
purchase any round lots without materially nj.
vancing prices.
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VIZ g kjTlY TEIlrS.

The Centennial Of the foundation of Sunday
Schools by Robert Raik's Vas celebrated in
Petersburg yesterday.
Mia Ffauc,s Cox, Tor many years a resi lent
OF Richmond. Gicd Cn Saturday at Alton Park,
A'bcGale c,unty, 10 the 99:h year OF her oge.
Tho marriage Of young MIR. Bradley John
son. of Baltimore. to Mis' Mamie Rutherford,
OF G1cchland, took pace Friday morning. The
happy couple took tho irsio for tho North i'm
mtd'ately after the ceremony.
Rev. James Jamison, for fifty years muis
ter OF tho M. IL. Church, 10 Virginia and North
Carolina, and for many years college president
IN DanVi!!e, Cisd in Mctk!onburg c1unty on
Friday las'.
Tho rtc,ivets Of the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohlo hal!rnad Company announce that tho 10,
terest due st prtxlmo on thu divisional bonds
will be psid ut the office 10 New York, and tho
lntcrest co Firk ioia ard Tennessee Railroad
certificates and preferred stock ut the ofIic, in
Lyuohbu,g.
Some days ago Mrs. Iiouk attended her faith
er's 'nocrul at Sumncifeld Church, Grayson
county. Atttr hcaripg tho funeral s,ru on in
the church the toowt d tho remains out to the
burial ground. but at tho gate fell to the GROUND.
Supposlng that sho Ind luintod her friends
Itlled 10 ph5 s!caa. but all attempts OF resus-
folfLon failed. and hor iuuernl occurred on tho
o"o';ng day.
tbe No,sT,, banned Wilson L,wis, q CONVICT 10
with Ji, slj,S1;;y chain taug, got to fighting
Mai, stroet sprisentr while as work on
fred IN nv Of;c2,rriay aitorooon, and was
nepro yrs % hsdI v" :. 9utt several TINS The
hight A little SOD of NV "e MI. nv uasu mat
ing near by and received QUO !, Go .h YVES ana-
in tho lbiah. ciusug q scIiot..' e stray ehotS
wound. Anu paihioi
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IOVNI WUN IN:f I I'D
Major Holmes Conrad.

Ia communication that appeared 10 tic A.
cxlndlil Gsz:tta Of May II, 1880, it was pro.
dctod that there would be elected thiH year a
dcmoc:atic President aud Cor gtess.
l believe that Gen. Ilarc;ot's ncmiaalion
Tor Prc'ilont lasurcs tho victory 10 ths damo-
I'rai'o party. AL who wero prcscnt in the c,n'
ZION tell US that tho politicians and leaders
r NV vtlug to do with making tho nomination.
Ivy n'u,SiIcd 10 read tho signs of the times,
Aoa "eio 'ha ,aerstruck with The enthusiastic
usa''u'tS with ~>ich it was made. THIS, j,
'''"0 ~ ine' "AS Sq1iEc mt enl auop,cioug
! circumstance.
The strongest endcr5cmut Tia. e,n 10 .;vo,
TO tho ticket is to cav that S,n o,o sot;tS,a
with tho nominees. Ii DOW on, rens;aa I r,.
the democratic party all over tho ,,un,,, ~ -
| follow tho example Of the convention ga noo -
nate men as candidate for Congress, of hmm
not orly the party, but tho whole equity n,,v
DO lr1ud. Men who will rth.cs honor upor
| their constituents when elected; mcu who viii
| appreciate the dignity Of the high of6c,, and
| who will cl:cbarkc its responsible dui,s az
| representatives. not only of tho people of The
dlstrc. or state by whom they arc ci,c.ed. bu.
So representatives Ct the whole p,ople of tic
Uoited Stato!; men who comprehend that thew
legissto fer the coed cf the cjunry at largo and
thereby advance tho Interest ct sill it's SIC ions:
men whose patriotism is as broad es the txtsr I
OF The entire Udioo, aud not confined to s,ato
llue5 or district lioes in STATE; men WHO can
view the situation Of their country from high.
er PLAIN than nero seiishuess; men who are
ambllous only foi their c1u,lry's good: men
whose dcllcacy fotbids them to resort to the
ocVots OF cttcc,ockers. eni who arc unfamiliar
With the ways ct politician s; men who feel that
thty clnnot set about to procure PLACES for
themselves; mon who woull not scc,p. q p5si :.
ton OF trust upon any other terms than 6,nts,
worm aod cxcellerc men who caim nothing
and expect nothing tor tn emsalves, bat whoss
Talents are 50 conspicuous that tho p,opln VOL
untarlly call upoo them TO servo 10 high plac.s:
men who understand tho piico and propar re-
latons of tho federal government to the states
governments; men who always not from prirci
plo and never from cxpsdictc7, aud men vho
cannot descend to Tho plaiu aud Hlac.s Of thu
demagogues.
These atu some of the l1aIiGcatiots for n
congressman. And that Mao 10 the district
who posses thtso or most of them ought to bo
tho nominee Of The democratic psrly.
Ii man thus qualified were selected aud cleo
ed to Congress what body it would be, md all
Americans might DO proud Of it then. There
arc number Of gentlemen residing 10 this
district who would mako exc .llent representa-.
tiVts The namos ct s!vornI gentlemen Lave
ALREADY been mentioned Tor the pllc,, anal thew
are, DO doubt, all men OF real worth; their
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aEWrS GF TIE H5r

Six steamers salad from New York for Eu.
rope Saturday. The first GAS passenger lists
aggregated over 500
The wife Of Governor Williams. CT IDdisus,
DIED yesterday, a: WGcstsand, lod.. after long
illness.
Heudrick b. Wright, Of Pei s,ieapie, has
fai'ed to oblaio reconciliation 10 Congress at
the hands of his Wi kesbsrfc constituents,
For the "a hours which ended Saturday last
POI deaths were reported 10 New Yoik-tbe
highest mortality this year.
No one accepts the result of the Cincinnati
convention with moro ehecrtuness than Gov.
Hendricks. lie characteliz,s Gen. Harco,k IS
o man Ct decided ability.
Attorney General Wald. OF New York, ds.
eldes that telegraph poles End wires are taxable
as real cst:t,.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bnk at St,
Paul, MIMI, has suspended. bciuy unable 10
cash CITY check for $4,000
At the Whecii0r, W. w., d,rlocraiic rstifi
c1tlcn meeilog Saturday, a cannon burst, kilt
ing a mau na;ncd MoCar;hy and boy named
Nldcrt.
10 delivering The bacc llaureatc sermon atY ale
| College yesterday President Porter discussed The
cotflIct between science and faith and upheld
tho truths Of the ChrisiAn religion.
Au order WAS GRATED ty adae Cox in the
| Equity Court, Washington, Saturday, for ibc
| distribution of the uboalled for dividends OF 371
| dcpositors 10 tie late WASHINGTON City Savings
| Bank. uuless claimed before O,tober is h next
| The back Jailed 10 1878, npd IS pcr cent. oil
the debts have bean paid.
It's lucky thing fer Hancock that lie lives
10 fort upon 40 island and hos guard around
him. lie is ablo TO scclude himself from The
| thousand dsar friends who wlnt to congratulate
| him aod ask to be remembered when be i:
elected. Notwithstanding his defenscs. the
| feiry hoas are oolDIDg money ia carryicg "pil-
grims' to Governcur's Island.
Elk Senator Stockton. cf Now Jersey. chair.
man OF the delegation appoiIted to notify Gen
Hancotk OF his nomination, sent him dispatch
asking when he would meet the committee tc
Inform him OF his nomination. The Genera
replied at any limo 90 days r1eVious notice
July 18th and the New York Hotel have boor
liked as tho time and plaoo.
| Mr.. Tildep says that BIO approves of tht
nomioation Of Gen. IlaLcock "entirely ent
without reserve regards it as The best tba
could h6vo cen made. and that IIaooocks was
tho man To favored for the nomination tha
the democratic ticket will Cry Nav York
and. 10 his judgment. tic ticket has cve,y rca.
sonablo prospect If SUCCESS.
The controller ofthe ourre1 cy will not Withdraw
all 500 national bank potcs from ejaculation
but gives MOTTO, that no person should receive
any note CT that denomination on the Nationa
Revere Bank ct Boston, the Pittsburg Ma
,i1nsl Bank, tho Molohanics Bank of Nav
Bedford, Mass, tho Pittsfrld National Banl
OF Massachusetts. snd tho National Eschapg,
BaI OF Baltimore.
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Republican Convention

Inc Republican, of Falls Church met in G IN
Voas.on At Th0mrsoIs Hall, on Saturday night
last Tor tho purpose of eiec!ing delegate to the
Alexandria convention of July lst
Tho meeting wAs called to ords, By Mr.. GM
Thompson, and Judge Gray was chosen chair.
man snd Mr.. Jacob n. Thorn secretsrv
Upon taking his seat the Judge stated the oh.
Ject OF tho CALL and expressed himsel as vlsd to
see 60 many present-about 30-after which he
opened tho meeting for nominations, and upop
me Nth ballot Mr. G. N. Thompson was elected
10 represent Fslls Chu ca, and BY uusnimous
sonseht instructed 10 have Congress ionsl com.
mlttee appointed upon the converting of The Al.
exsncria convention, end to urge upon that
noay postponemont Of nominations until !
lster DAY, TO await the result CT the readuats,s'
convention vt Richmond, 1'ot'
Inc adVissbllty Of Il Galsll AMI Arthur
clno wss then discussed. during which some
very sp;c7 and PERSONAL remarks were INDUCED
IN ana one WsVo Of the bloody shirt was ,iyen.
followed by the recital of the little story sboI,t
~ Eat cock; Sherman and Tilden, which, however.
isiIso 10 bring down the house."
INC meeting then adjourned without endors.
ing essrs. Garfield and Arthur.
FAILS Church, June g. Tp.KU ;
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teghbors bei.vs 10 them aud endorse them;
but in my humble opinioo, aud beievo with
COMMON consent Of all who orc personally ac
qusin:ed With him, the gentleman whose name
neaGs this article POSSESS qaa,i( cations cqu,l.
il not, may sar, superior 10 any Other 10 the
ds'rc:.
lls has been very little il polite c,r.aiog
not long cough sud deep enough to resort to
tia nethods Of prof ssions politicians to 81 cure
the nomination. llo has too much self poet
aud Independence 10 do anything himself, aud
he will not slow, knowingly. any friend to work
except IN broad day light" for him to promote
his nomination. Ii he gets the nomination it
will BE- without his seskiog it. And l say 10
the conservative party OF this dlstric: that if
hlrj>r Holmes Conrad accepts the nomination
OF ycur convention for Congress it will be from
a sense Ct duty, aLd because he fctl, and be
lleVea that no man should seek tho ofhc,, AID
likewise. that NJ man ssoall decliue it whoa it
seeks hio.
Know tat stnl3 persous will ridl,ule these
old idshl2nod roiions and sentiments, and con
slider me bel lad tho times looe way, and will
even go ro lar as 70 say that I'm this progress
sve hgo" s:ntiments like hese do not prevail
and cabuOt avail.
1t may be 81. but tell them that these or.
thr OIL? tru. sauIineats and should succeed.
ssk the people to Thick snd r, f:ct about
these hials, aud let iuteliiser C, and rot feelipg
conlrcl Their choke. CITY.
JnreGS, 1880,
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a Gard from John Id. Rogers.
RICHMOND VA limo OF

~ :, w., RICHMOND, VA, June &c, 1880
To- the Editor Of the Richmond STATE:
There appeared in the Suff5lk Examiner NJ
the l9 day Of juno The following:
That the committee Of three House nam.
bars who have been for some months txsmin.
ing the books. papers. &C., of the End Auditors
ottic, In Richmond have coHe upon o $40 GOO
package of coupons which had tcen twice
used in payment of tsxas. This information. y"
says the Examiner. I'VE have directly nom
member of the committee. and OF its oorr,o..
ness there is no doubt. Also. thst the com.
nitteo have Uncovered other glazing frauds "
Whether tho editors and proprietors, Messrs.
Causey & Rawla, received this information on
which they made this publc'tion. as they al
legged that they did. from one of The committee
or COT, they have endorsed it, and thereby have
bic)me responsible for it.
dsnounoe the statement as wilGul and
malicious fslsehood, and whoever was RESPONSE.
BILE for it as unworthy Of the confidence or re
speot of those who regard truth as virtue and
despise lie as base. JOHN D. ROGERS.
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F0E&EG~ NEiy-S

The Gar favors naval demonstration Lyl.
great powers 10 enforce the decision of the Greek
btua dsry question.
Tho beligerents at Huenos Ayres have had
unsui ?ssful roace negotiations, and are fight
ing again.
=, The resolution which has passed the British
house OF Commons for closing public houses in
Hhelahu ana Haes IS merely d. ciarRtory.
Inc british cabinet now proposes supporting
the motion 10 resciad the vote of the House oil
Commons agangt Brsdlau2h, who will very
probably obtain his seat this week.
The SUCCESS Of the clercals at the recent mn.
niclpal elections in Rome b as c. Il led the Pone 10
decide 10 cor ant 10 the participation of Catho.
lies in political eltctonr.
a dlapa:el from Paris reports that members
Ct tho bar OF Ly ons, Btziers. Tournon, Kennes,
Lemans and other towns have pronouacsd
against The religious DEGREES.
More French magistrates have resigned their
o1lces sooner than execute tho DEGREES of March
- against the JesuiLs and all unaulboriz, Id con.
gragalions.
The authorities inttead Ct Accepting Gordon
Iasha's resignation Is private Secretary 10 The
Vlceroy OF India, granted him ak month"; lasro
OF absence to travel in China.
MI BEadlsugh addressed 0GOO persons st
p northampton on Saturday. and after bis speech
q Unanimous vote Of confidence was passed He
eo uuttSsta d iarBe meeting IN London yes
terdsy.
The Porte Las addressed note 10 the forsien
ambassadors. Stating that it is informed chat the
conference at Berlin has adopted frontier line,
giving Jsnias t. Greece. The note reminds the
powers that in accordance with the trosty cf
ber!la they have only the right Of mediation,
not OF final decision in til, matter. The Porte
also announces its intontion of occupying the
distress coded 10 Montenegro whom the agitation
amongst the Albanisns hes subsidized and of
compensating Montenegro for the expenses sho
mas Incurred IN connection with this matter.
freVess has been declared to be in sltts of
siege.
HANCOCK AND VIcToRY.-Acxands X.
Mcclure, editor Of The Philadelphia Times, an
tiopatc8 democratic victory 10 November.
II. sassI
II put down Petnsylvabia as quito as certain
tor Hancock as Ohio is for Garfield. The real
~ Doubtful States of the contest will bs Indiana,
Illinois, Nevada, California and Oregon, with
not moro than one chaDo, 10 q dczsp for tie
republicans 10 indiana and with about like
chances for tho democrats in Illinois md the
Pacific States Locking dispassionatoly over
tho held at this early stage OF tho conflict, the
indications point strongly to democratic Pres
ldent, democratic Senate and democratic
House on the Alb of Msrob, 1881"
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AS the days roll Oh tho bright hopes of the
democrats btcome brighter, while the dtspond.
ency of tho republicans irc;cas;s 1t was evil
dent at the time the Cincinnati ticket was first
announced that the republicans wero shocked
by 1t. and dsz,d, but it was supposed that rouc-
tloa would soon set in, and that they would
rally when the first eifoots Of the bow wore eff.
But, 10 tho language of tho streets. they don t
rally worth cent; thtir proslratou. on The
contrary. ltcteases, and with few exceptions,
and thts, undcr the ilnlerc, of questionable
stmulauls they seem to be making arrange
mcnts for giving up the ghost.
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La s'vog en- account Of the raliEcsti meet.
log Oh Friday night last. Mr.. Walker was rep
resented as saying that Gaii I'D was ono of the
court marital that condemned Mrs. Surratt 10
death. We are Informed that MIR. Walker was
Incorrectly reported. In response to question
from one of the auiicrco, no gave brief &C.
count OF Gen. llauccck's connection with the
execution. cxoneratirg him from all bIano.
Sumo gentlemen on the stage Interrupted him
and said that General Garfield was on the court,
but Mr.. Walker did not agree with them, and
so stated to the audience.
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fOKT OF ALEXAN DklA. JUNE:9, 1850
SUN rs.s. al Sun .cls.. "a

SUN ris'~........ d Ill Sun so,S...... ....... 20
ARRIVED
stmp Allentown, rrtvlacncs. to American
Goal 20.
Stmp John Gibson, N Y. 70 A Reed.
Str Ann Eliza, pkilsdephia. to + a Kcel.
Str Geo Leary, Norfolk, to z Is uone
Str Lady of Tho Lake. Norfolk. to T. n Reed.
Str Mat!ano, lower Pot'c, to j Brodsrs s. Co.
Str w Thompson. lower Pot'c. to IA Reed.
schrs General Torbitt and Rob. Waller. Wash,
ing.on. to Agaow &c Co.
CLEARED.
Str Jane Mnseloy, Norfolk, By + A ,;,aej
Stmp 4 Z knight, New York, by r A Koe,i.
Str w Thompson. lower Porc. Up A Kaed.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by I. i; uooo.
Str Sue, Baltimore by Br1ders j. Co
Str Maltano, lower PFC 5y j Brodors 6 Go.
Gear y Is Fisk. Bneton. By j 2 Agnew & Co.
Schr General Torbilt, Petersburg, by j = Az.
new & 20.
rAssED UP.
, schra John Ward and Belle ns!aasy, for
Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs helen Hasbrook q II Howe. snd May
Star dish, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
scars Willow Harp, hsnce for New Bedford.
and Helen Jones, for MiddlctowD, passed.
through He'll Gate 9th.
Richmo nd 9th.
Schrs Laura Messcr, from this port, unh
Elizabeth s Leo, James Ford II Hickman aid
Alonza from Georgetown, at Boston 18th.
Schrs Sarah shubert. from Georgetown, Eliza
A Scribnsr, from Richmond and Helen Il Jones,
from this port, at n ev York 9Th.
Schrs Charlotte Moore and Stephen Morris.
from Gecrgeto at Boston 9th.
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Irish Revolutionary Convention.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2S About fifty dslo-
gates from ell parts CT the Uciscd States, 70.
preseniiog tho Irish revolutionary coLv,Btiop,
assembled this morning 10 tho hall tf tho
Shearcs Cub S h and WalOut streets s tenn.
porsry organization was oblsiocd by placing
Judge Breoner. of Iowa. 10 the chair Judge
Benner mad . speech dtfoing tho object of
the convention to be TO devise measures for the
liberation OF Tho Irish people. Committees were
appointed. and an adjournment had until 7
O'Clock this morning.
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Two hundred and ssven deaths we're reported
In New ork yesterday. How many were uere
ported will never be kaown. Of those reported
the larger Lumber werc Of children. Surely tie
sdmmcr's sun 10 tho great cities is the slaush.
t"rer OF ciontcouts Cleanliness, wholesome
1000 and pare air would greatly mitigate this
mortality. and in such new and prosp rous
otuotry as this those conditions should not be
unattainahlo " wv
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CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Bosts Jas Dayton, A s Win.rins -
ham, NJ SANFORD, II Stickney, d Amman, J.,
Long. w q Hunter, w Doeruer, Bsyc.,
Akin, Stewart. and j II Platte to Amer.
iesn Coal Co; Little Eddie, Emma Julia j ii
Farrow, Alonzo Berry, and Lucy and Willie,
to Georges Creek Coal aud Iron Co, s II T.y-
Ior, TO ) T Agnow s. Co; $ Kelly. 10 Mary.
Depa1tst-Roats Dayton, A S Wintrinc-
A Long, w q Hunter, w Doarner, T. Bsycr. +
Akin, Little Eddie. Enms julia, Fl Earrow.
Alonzo Berry. s Taylor, and s j Kelly.
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ou1LlY'--Anybody recommending soothing
.euleeY Tor children CONTAINING opium in apy
l5fm Is pu'l'y CT dsias harm. Dr.. Bulls Babv
osIup - warranted not to contain opiates and
shcu'd 'herttdro be widely recommended,
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DrOWv,eh.

KINGSTON ONT. June % Last evening
Christian Becker. of the firm of q. M. Weber a.
70, piano makers, Of this city. WAS drowned at
Kingston Mill, while trying 10 asvs his little
son, who was bathing.
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y hchard }e ker. fourteen year. old son of
Getcfal II ). Baker, Of Suffolk, was drowned
moud river. wv A''n'''
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The conservatives of Loudonn county will
bold grand ratification meeting 10 Leesburr,
on Wednesday next, 10 circus tent that will
then be erected there.
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EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
VIRGINIA.

The fifteenth session will ba held Ct Holins,
Institute, opening at p. m July 13!h
Delegates and visitor. stop It Salem, on th.
A., ri. & .. 4. T. All roads in the Ststo OK
fond e>urtesies OF capt ;hs g. s. G.. which hsa
recently reducad It's local rates to low feurr
As tho roads differ in forms, csro should b, Oh.
served in purchasing tickets.
OHAS. L COOKE,
jecS-2t President Id. ASS. of Virgins.
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BY UNea! s. Lucae AucLionecrR.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
~ FURNITURE OF A LADY DECLlE.
ING HOUSE, KEEPING-Will BIO sold Ola
FRIDAY, July "a, at 10 o'clock t. m, in Du-
CANS row. on King street. batwso n Fayol!s snd
Payne, all the Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture contained therein. Sale positive and with.
out reserve. ie:2-4s
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MAYOR'S OFFICE,
"a Ale1sndri.. Va. May 9th, 1850
The law in regard 10 tho collection of dog IL
eenses will be rlgidly enforcsd after June list.
1880. CODRTLAND II. SMITH,
mYZo-Im Mayor.
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Tho market opened quiet and easy. Flour IT.
unchanged and The stock on hand is light with
but little doing Tho receipts OF Whea. arc good
and 2.7l7 bushels were offered and sold 1T los.
ITO. llO1 and Ill as 10 quality. Corn is scarrs
and wanted. Nothing Doing in Ryo or Oats -
Country produced is wantot and prcss arc firm.
or. especially eggs, which arc higher. Wool has
advanced and tho fooling is stronger Other
articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Juno 2s.-Viruiaia Gs dei'h s,
Cotton quiet; middlirg III Flour dull low
ard street and Western Supsr 276+s3 so; 10
Extra 75As4 10; do Family 6.Ss5 10; Cly
Mills Super Bass 90; Go Extra 90; do Family
& 25aSG IS; DO Rio brands Case %; Patsp!c,
Family 81 10. Whest-Scu.hern higher and
active; Wastern excited and higher: Soulhcrn
red ll2allG; do smber llSal2l No :! Weston,
lU9tllu; Aug lO! .lO74; Sept l0TslOS. Corn
Southern easier; Western Gu,l and neglected,
Southern white 81; do yellow nominal Wa.In
mixed spot snd Juno 5cle504; July 4't.4N;
Aug 42s So steamer 45 Oats dull; Suuth-rn
3iSS5; Western white 1884; do mxod 32-a;
Penns 3Ss3i. Rve nominaly s.. Hay ste. d.;
prime to choice Penna md Mary and l9aSN.
Coffee higher and firm; Rio csrs0es ordinary /"
primo ]3 ,l6. Sugar strong A soft %. WhisEey
quiet ct l lllaSll2
New YORK. June IS Stocks strong. Money
2a3 Flour Quot. Wheat quiet Corn steady.
PnILADELpuIA. Juno IS Cattle un.sea,lv.
sales 3UCo head; prime 81 &c; good 6s5tc,
lair; sales 5000 head; prime 5a5!c; good 4tsIi
medium 4s44c; common 3iA%i Hcgs duh;
sales GO0O; primo &c; good Gs:; medium &c;
eommon Gsc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-28

NEW YORK. June IS Stocks strong. Money
2a3 Flour Quot. Wheat quiet Corn steady