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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

General Hat cook Yves nominated without the
previous use Of boomers. bureaus or mopty.
Va the first ballot he received moro votes l,aa
any other candidate, and those votes cine from
all lotions OF tho country. This showed that
he Was OF least, the favorito If 8 plurality Of
the cosVention. and as mono of the delegates
to that convention went there with aoy pit eon
lVed intention of forciog any particular man
upon the party. but as they all we're intent o, ~
upon discovering the strongest of the many 10
dIdaeS ior the nomination. and upon nominst-
Ing hun. they naturally looked upon the result
OF tho first ballot as at least plrlalIy deciding
the question Of the relative availability of the
numerous aspirants for the position, and there
for, in pursuance Of their iasent. and ber g
bound to mono OF his rivals, c,ntered UPON Gen
Hancock. A candidate selected 10 this way is
legitimately entitled to the nomination he re-
Gives. and to all its resutiog benefits. He ia
not forc,d upon 40 unwilling msjority. or even
minority; nor is he selected as dernier resort,
or because the nomination of no favori!s being
possible, he, the favorite of none. is taken up
for The sole reason that he is not positively OBJ.
lectlonable to any, and only to settle otherwise
irracoDclisble differaLc,s. as was the case ct
Chicago. The democratic party instructed its
representatives at Cincinnati TO select for it the
Strongest ticket they could find. Those dele
gates with Singular regard for tbei. instructions,
and With remarkable disr1gard for Individual
personal preferences. cllnly and deliberately
weighed each candidate. took vote to detern i 90
the relative strength of each, and, with the re-
suit before them. properly concentrated upon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

We agree With the Richmord State. that
IIsbc,ek. sIl things considered. is the s'ror gest
man that tho Cincinnati convention could have
scec Cd, ard With oil cur admiration for Mr..
Bayatd, who's, nomination would hayo been
tqlsIIy acceptable. auj TO doubt his candidacy
uoi!o as successful, c,uuot ili,k ,htt his Dame
would not lave crcaIcj the cnthusii n CT
raj led The ilrus II a! la, Geek will 10 the heet
and ardor OF tho campaign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
VIRGINIA: Ia tho Clerks olii,e Of the Cir.
v cult Court of the city Of Alex:ndris, on tha

VIRGINIA: Ia tho Clerks olliae Of the Cit
cult Court of tho city Of Alex:ndris. on tha
24!h day of June, 1882
James +. Csrlin, complainant sgain4t AlexAh-
dor hunter, 9. w. Wsttl.s, Andrew Jamie.
son, s. Fere ION Beach. Alexander Derccu'i,
GeorgeSnIs Il. Washington, Mary NJ. Cattle
man, David Y. Green, John &. Hunter, Sam
nsl q. Young. Jsmes II. Keid, .Ierornish :.
Black and James a. Gaiteid, defendants. lu
chsLc,ry.
Memo. The Object Of this suit is 10 ohfprca
deed of trust executed By Alexander Hunter on
the 4th day of October, 1871, by which trace
land in Alexandria county, containing $50 tc:es
OF land, Was conveyed to q. w. Wattles to &c.
cure note for $2,34j26 with intersst, and 10
expose said property to sale after the liens there
on have been marshallsd.
The defendants. John {. Hunter, SAMUEL q.
Young. David Y. Green, Alex andsr Derc0urt
and GeorgesnnA L. Washington, not having
entered their appearance and given security &c.
cordlng to the &c; Of Assembly and tho rules I'll
tals Court and it appearing by ali iavit ths.
John U. inter, SAMUEL &. Young David J.
Sreen and Alexander Dtlc,urt, arc not resi-
cents ct this State, and that diligence has been
used oy plaintiff TO ascertain in what county or
corporation Georgoanna L. Washington ia with
ous eject 1t is ordered that tho said defondsrts
appear mere within one month after duo publ
Gallon OF this order. and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this suit; and that .
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in tho
alexandra Gazstte. newspaper published in
the city OF Alexandria. once q week for four
successive weeks, and posted at the front door
OF the Court House of this city. a COW tesL.
MORTON MARYE, CLERK.
O. E. Stuart p. a je25 Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

Nov let The democratic resdjusters Of Vr-
GINA. who have divided the democratic party Of
The State as the Tsmmany organ .tion divided
their party 10 New York. follow the latter d
example, and the majority the old Stale will
roll up for the Cincinnati ticket will BIO surpris-
i1g. Il ough it will only show what a united
dem. crlcg 10 Yirginis can do when it Ties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

Pennsylvania for Hare OK Are republics
uuRrateful? Hsncotk saved Pennsylvania from
devastation, and PhladcIpLi, from ruio.
Getty sburg W The barrier TO ties, disasters
and tho Cincinnati n)minct'5 broad breast it's
front! Can Pennsylvania hesitate to reward
her hero. her OVID born son aud trusted cham.
pion? We think not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
PDBLIsHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FOR PRESIDENT:
Winfield Scott Hancock, Of Penna.
FOK VICE PRESIDENT:
William II. English, of Indiana.
FOR PRESIDEN'
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 25. 1880

Amidst all the rtj )icing Incident to the sue
ctsslul l. sae Of tho Cinti matt convention, no
democrat 10 the c)unlry should fail to BIO grale
ful to Mr.. Tildcu, to who's, noble and self
sacrificing aclion, more than 10 any other cause.
il that sIcc,s attributable,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

St. Nicholas for Ju'y. On rx,l lent number.
has been rtc;ivad from IL publishers. Scr bn2r
Il Co., New York.
L;ucll's Living Ago fer Juno &C has been
rto,i0td from its publishers 10 Boston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
Iks J.

In Fairfax county. ut tho residence al his
brother, st II o'c'ock a. m yesterday. ELiIhh
MOD. MERCHANT, in the G6 year Of his a8,-
His remains were conveyed to Warrcnton sLd
buried by the side of hi. wfes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
CAN AL COM ERCE.

AITived-Boat Jno Wilson, TO American Coal
20; i Humbird. to Georges Crock Coal srL
Iron 60.
Departed-Boats 81 Shaner, r A Merty,s,
Jno Wilson, aud Humbird.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

Lawns LAWNS LAWNS Just opcneI
this morning 100 PIECES OF TIE FINEST.
RICHEST AND CHOICEST PATTERNS or Lawns
seen anywhere this soasou, at
jelS lW |. EICHBERGS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
EE ft-S ar THE Dsv

W. =. Frye was ranominated for G,noross
yesterday by tho reput leans Of tho S,c,rd aiss
tr'ct Of Maor.
a society has been crgauiz, ID 10 St. L,uis far
the purpose of Introducing and fostering tho
rite OF cremation 10 lieu Of burial. 1t is pro-
posed to erect cremsting furnace, and the
price OIL fifteen dollars will be charged for each
body that IS reduced to ashes.
A dispatch from New York says that M N
portant conference of republican leaders, 10.
cudIng probably Central Garfield, will bo held
there jus, after the adjournment of tho Citcio
natl Convection. A rumor prevails that Gen.
Chester A. Arthur, under certain coatipger ccs
Will not accept the republican nomination for
the vice Presidency. Many Icadiog republicans
have deemed such course advisable. The re-
port il gent rally di credited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET june a Hops
in active demand common 25aS3S5; light /.
S4 co. packing ASA 10; butchos i 40aS4 TO-
receipts LOCO; shipments 700.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

RICHMOND MARKET, June 2i.-The msrke
is very quiet. In Flour there is but little do
ing and quotations remained unchanged viz
4a$7 for Tine to fancy r.lnily brands. About Gl(
bushels OF Wheat were offered to-day, 25) O
which were new. and sales wore made al 80 fo1
common. and ITO for good new Fultz M Of
tefinga Ct Corn, Rye or Oats. and quotations
nomlEally unchanged.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-27
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
DENIS.

The following, from The pen Of A. J. dundy,
an unpret enfious English poet, Is enc OF the
most peculiar examples OF eomp,ieated yerei''-
cation in the lsn@Ga~o he rhyme Of the last
word Of the fss aad tiifd istse viih '7ords N
the middle of tae sesqai ard fourth IS some
thing that has never been ATTEMPTED BY any
other writer
J sat with ,}oris, the shepherd maiden;
Her crooa aas laden e..th v-,athcd flowers
sat and 1oei hof through sunii h1 Wheeling,
And shadows stsa..ng, ioehoUrs md hours.
And she, ny Doris. hose lap ia9loses
Wild sunIaef goss wiah rank pesiuNe,
The while / .uqd her kept hnslied and harSsEed
Till shade had dol.enea i.om gloss 20 gloom.
She touchol ray shoulder ei.h fearful inrer;
She sad: "se iin5er; ae must moi stay.
Ny flock 5 in dange-. ny steep viii wsnder;
Behold 'as.n y,na-s--hoa f,r they stray"
answered solaef: way, let me hear you,
And ST., re acar you and gti'i adore;
No wolf nor sra. .ser VII -ouca one yearIing;
All stay ! : caring, uoaert more
She Whispered, sisling: ''fhere Ril be sorrow
Beyond to morrow. IL 'oso today;
My fcld uugaaeaea, NY hl>k unfoieed,
shall be seeded a1d sort away"
Said !. replying: "if taey DO miss you,
They ouaht 10 kiss you. when yeu set home;
And well rewarded BY friend and neishbor
should be tie labor from Yhieh YOU come
'They might remember, ne answered iaaekiy,
''Tha. i.als are weakly aud sheer are wild,
But II the love me, its none so fervont;
lam bu' q sstvant, and not d chid"
Then eae' Lot omber clo9 ed quick within me,
And los da win me to sviH -epy:
'Ahl do bat love me, anJ none snAa biad you,
Nor fray aor ind you until die"
She blushed ard started, o'Id stood waiting,
As if debating IN dreauy divine;
But did brave hem--I told her plainly
She doubted Amy; she raust be MAE.
So we twin-hoa,ted, from al the valley
Did chase and rally lie ulbtlns ewes,
And homegard dove them We two g !ofhor-
Through blooming heather and cleaning eews.
That simple duty eecl grace djJ l-..l here
Ny Doris tsnjer, ny boris tr1e
That l. her wafdef, Gid always bless her.
And often pr.is hcr 10 take her GIe.
And now in beauty she alls my dwelling
With love czeel.iag aua uadeh'el
And love do'h guaFG ..er bothfsst and feryent-
No more safyant, nor yet eh.ld.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-27
COAL At USUAL RATES :
HAY FOR SALE.

Until further notice we win deliver hay in
Winnemucca on cars at $40 per ton by the, car
load. II. G. MARKER l. co. -
Lovsloek, New, Jan. Is, lS60. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
ethiopian MARKETS.

IryRprooI Nov 22-P0rr-Pnme Aess-Eastern. dull
at 40. western dull az Gj. con-oumDsrand cut.
ann AZ a.. short RIB. steady a. Lone Clear
steady At Al. Short Clear, dun az - Hams-LonG
dul az 20 81 shoulders dul al ~ Beei-lnah Aess
A. 5si Lard-Prme Western Grmor az 4j9d Tanow-
INV &c., 1urDoDune- Spirits. dull
Rosn- COMMON. duh AZ iiSi.; Fine steady At H..
choice sic tiy 81. Lara OIL steady
4GL Flour-E Extra state steady ~ 10. Wheat NO a.
White steady TO- spring 20 = hIner a. lUd New
nter We.fr seany 10 Ia Sew southern Mnef STEADY
az I01d Corn-Mired fmer lOd COttOnseed u-YeLOw
Hnerran drmer OF 81. KoaIn-t OmnOn. London
duh u SD Turpentine spiits AZ London, dun az 80 3D.
Receipts OF wheat foi The week From Alahuc ports,
a. 90 quarters Pacific ports llO1O qrs frsm other
coo auarers Receipts OF OIn 81 900 qulrters
,yEHrOoi Nov 2g-l23O m.-Bacoa 1860. per cWi. for
Long Clear Middles - ,, ga, 49,,
LoxpoS NOV "a p. m.Cacuta Lipseed. % I'D p63i Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23


LIVERPOOL Nov. 22-l2:3O aiddlng Upands.
Gsd Mlddhng Orleans iad sales IL 900 bales intending
bales speculation aud export Receipts 1880 bales.
Including 800 bales American. Futures Upands Low
November December delivery, Gid do. December and
January delivery I'D. also Bi72i, 6Si do January
cry 6l7ad o. Isd do March aud Apn delivery Bl'ad
also Gsf April and May delivery, 6AL; do, May and
June delivery. 62is9 Futures firm. ,,
elqd; Middng orleans, 694d.
LIVERPOOL "a 81 -COttonThe sales Of the
included 1850 bales American Futues-u plaBds Low NH
ding clause, November delivery, 6ssqi January and
February delivery. 6I'sa do February and March deiv
iiygePooI Nov 22-5l5 p. Cotton Fufures- Upands
Low Middlng clause. January an February delivery G
also 6ISsyd. March April delivery Nd al 81 6sid.
BALrfhosk, Nov. 22-Cottnn hrm Middhng ii nc; Low
Mddmg. lOs; Coed Ordinary lose; net receip& none
coastwise 30 bales go bales
last evening 800 bales sDnDers 80 bales 31 bales
BOSTON. 22tOttOE firm; MiddliDg II &C.: low MID
ding So; Good Ordinary. lO@c net receipts. 63S bales
CsAaiEsroS nov 22-Cotton higher MddIng. II iac;
37 bales exports coastwise 5449 bales Sales 1000 bales
*. l2u.S2J bales
Mdahng lOi4c.; Good Ordinary 9c. net reoelDA I739
bales gross 7s0s bales exports to Great Bftan 6blO
bales The Continent FL 10 bales oOaatWlse i,u2y bales
saleS 8 2j3 bales stock. 1881 UaleA
NKwORLEANs Nov 22.-Cotton bigger; Nddlng. ii lac.:
Low Middnng Good Ordinary. 9'sc net ~
coastwse l4j bales Sales 5000 bales last evening 100
bales stock 243.JfD bales
NoRFOLY Nov 22.-Cotton Arm; Aitdng lldll lsc.
receipts ISl7 exports Great Britain 2is25 bales
bslos; sales lOil bales STOCK 05,1S bales
S.yAxNAH Nov. Z2-Colton firm Mlddlng. lie. Low
Midulug Good Ordinary. b4c net fecelps 6.3DI
h.es xLort- Bris2n 1888 bales 10 the Continent
bales coaswlsc 2i4 bales sales. $500 Uales last
evening, loo bales: st0ck lJl ,ioi Dalta -,
n,tnn~ IoL,c Good Ordinary, receipts. 1910
shipments 6OG bales sales IC5 bales STOCK S49o2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
Liverpool British bark COO ton. Cotton s- per reser

to Liverpool British bark Cotton. Ss per ressterd
PErRoLEuM-Busiacss again very limited bur prices
nomInsly UNCHANGED European articles over qnoto
here At ps p and Baasr: Tee csss isiGe;
ornde Ser,ifcaies highest sales 9Ssc lowest Va Ee o'e
demand continues We, ysy
si1 SossS settling price Az No IN ' ISs. sale
q es2 CITY Extra Inais Mess gig sndslp % sasiy
@Ss ssss h stf anass S ana eS
gSd rate pSsled shogSers GsS Pes Ss5 ha%s
MIDDLEs iaIy active and hrm sales 400 boSSs h
Clear ss Long Clear 7c; Short Clear Size Iona and
SNORT Clear hai and halt sRc aud al West 90 p5es n
Hugs active ana higher CITY Heavs and Light 5l'ls
o miner Closing ~ strong with The cItrc%e prices
bid moderate EXPORT men Iy more active Gun w.,
to arrive So y sSeoe. setting price last cal Oc
1s &c closing 81 a. o. &C. 800 Tcs yer o.
closing 895a902 Hc; 1902 tcs January, seba9Q3'gc.
9.05c bid; 200 tcs March 9ag Cc, closing 91oc bid.
1000 cs sellers option; slH nouns co az <
900 g; December eg5 gS97 lei wear sg2 cas'7 l2c'
yl9og.i2isc.: D. mouths s929 es.95 CITY steam
active at ne Advance; "a q, 2'1 is Sc, o. keGnea
BUIrER-Marbot Very firm hut rather qidet Common 70
2e. Fair 10 Choice tolls Is q cHEesE- moderate
49, % o Ss wssIn e fasee SKIM
lOsc... EGGS-Marget atrongcr Choice Fresh which
30d3lc; Pennsylvania 2sa29c. western. "a
use: Canada. 2Gd2lc. LINED; le@ l9c . ,,,,.o co,o
RlCE-Actvc, finn unchanged Common TO Choice caro-
Ina and Louisiana. 4'la7c
SJstDs-Quiet, unchanged.
srEA RlNE-Firm; quoted 0asc. for Choice.
sUAR Raw strong 6nt rattle quiet FAR TO ooa rem,
Muscovado Setest 7ec 323 hhds sos 10 9lS test 7@c;
go bids Meaio 2Ss hhds Moasses sugar. $40,
Gssc lhd Centrifugal sbci Refined active aud hmer
L9a l1c cuoeS 9c rSWdered cD ss Sr
a" Disc; Mould A. 5Le. on -" sl2ds 7sci While
Extra e. 8e az; yellow do. 7297 se.' Yellow &C. ia
TALioW-fim sales. 5000 H. o7loaehc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Hy d hT% a and 5 5 Da a1TG At WS1'
No Mixed Western quoted 81 a5sc Barley drrn ye-No
Wheat Corn Pee oats Sac No canal engagements to-
CHICAGO Nov 22.Fiour strong aud higher: Winter s5a
SO i0 Suing Double Extra 81 7JaFj 90 Extras - 25G
.iroug No Rel Winter. y 80 No. Chicago spring.
Il tx January 81 issaFebruary: saies al 81 55asi -
December u .Os"S l<7 JannaIy no Gm,Agp Sp,ins
&c corn active hn and higher ail$as443easie as. es.h
safes at 4s7 sa49isc Mays the afternoon advanced &c.
Ess ASye a 5 a9 her Ma ~ ed e Rye 1e
tive firm and higher at ss%as9c Barley active firm and
- IS - So PORK strong and higher az G0as8 cas
sli January 81 3O0sl4 81 February Lard excited
and higher At s65c cash 500 zoe DeGem5eri go ga
PROVISIONS were trmer BnE Mr5s Scye arm ana 4hs5;
W@Isssg STEADY and %nssaHssd al q T. ', :, ~
= sO F.ncy higher at - $3.50 40 wheat scarce and
frn 80. Amber 81 0si 40 Red WINTER 81 O9afl 10
dema1d No. Mizsd Sc; New sheIled isc strong
se e teT 10 = Barey Suiet but ym No. Fall 9sc
PORK steady at sl3i Sew 81 Lard strong and higher at
Bacon quiet Clear lib 7soc. Cear sdo S20c WhisEey
Seye Sna % cnee wear y % 9 d
Central Ohio, l7a2 sugar steaay Haris. 9sgd0sc;
Bn,cRtrs 55d co. receipts. 15.COO iead Shipments
firm and cosed strong No Milwaukee Har 81 Il Do
SOFT 81 lUL No Milwaukee Hard, Il ~ DO. cash and
Milwaukee 95 qc 40 $40, Soc Rejected, nominal Corn
scace Wc at c rye higher and strong a. s7c FOR
No. Barley sGnS No s2 sH fa9 S January va %
LardPrme steam, soc cash. November and January.
faliAPllenIA soy 22mElonr better .super2aps; 50
So western aud Pennsylvania Extras $3 20 Minnesota
CO. cc Sea IS d. strsIt s. $3.50 s ~ RSsy vani
sS S5' 40 Choice 8 Il :: DO Fancy S. 30 St LOUIS
ne Do s. ass &c. Rye Flour s. So Corn Neal * 80
BueSwheat Meal - %. Wheat excited Western Rejected
N me G close SPOT OF Second Ca 81 20 BID s. s. asEed
5sc CorI-PeansyIvania yellow. grain
a63c New southern Yeio" on uaek 59e Rejected Goc
Shipment is &c. free on board oats No White, i5e
%SS 81 & do SaesSs m Beef Hams
Pa9 Mes, Beef ST. 90 Mess p91 o 0 and RsS 81 5oS
salt ana pickle S9c smoked 9c' do. salt
s sS sn2aGs 7L Ne @ i KeSe sfS do
Steam. S.75 do. Butchers Loose 99S25c. Butter hrm
10 choeS 80 Bradford COUNTY and Se York 1ira
i6S20c; Rolls drm for Choice Penns7iyana Extra %
2Se WesSn esserys c s, d
s Wesie tq Grsa cSeo d stsd Far ro to
RIO l3qc. sugar-Fair to Cool Refining MuscOvadocs,
Tea Rehned sag4rscqt Loaf 10 &c Crushed 10
A. GAG Seeds-Coyeseed, 607 &c Timothy. 81 30 as 40;
l2c. "hskeyW estern. 81 49, shipments-Wheat 2S.575
bush; Corn. 20 i94 bush e., 49,. N. ,,.o- WA.
strong higher 30 Red Fap g os Gsl o9. cash
q SIS SIS is rtSraaIy NO DO; 81 67ssi
S%T sSr q q sasn De eeGss & S SiR
February 47' May oats Arm add big her at sz@3Sei
January S8ic Sid May rye lir@ a. s2c P4IIsy arn
fc5 higher 81 sa' b, RoT1a 5an@s5y Lard
Sncaby higher Recelps-Eour 5000 bbls: Wheat 900
bush barley, 5000 Uasi. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ziooo bbs
Wheat bush; Oats. 1000 bush Rye, loo BUSH
BarIe 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
L1vr srocK MAnKErs-nY rE1NaRArn.

CHICAGO. Nov. o. HOGs-ReceiDts 900 head ship.
ments head good grades strong others dull Mixed
Packing 81 jOdI 10; Light 81 55d$i fO Choice Heavy
81 75dS4 % quality poor market closing weak.
CATT-RD crips $500 head shipments. 1900 head best
strong steady few really good Exports - 20 "a
So 80 Good choice Shppns ri s0Gf5 To- Common To
Medium - 60aSi 80 Butchers weaker; Common To Fair.
S2ds2 Good A. co 81 81 7OD 3 40; Ha
breeds POO - so; 81 ass Wyoming Texans,
81 9UG&5 Is. calves per head, 4S0flf.
Receipts 800 head Choice Offering.
ST LOUIS. Nov. 22.-HoGs-Dull; uac rIs asking con-
ccssOus; aud BaltmOres. - 3ndf4 30; Mixed
Packing. - jUdsi 50 Heavy 10 select 81 1OG$4 TO- Te
ceipts "a = % bead shipments. 5000 head
CATTLRIn far demand supply light Light 20 Far Ship
ping, - s0d 81 IS Good TO Choice 81 $50 Exporters
S. lO0 80 30.
snEFP-In good demand. but none offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
GRAS WAREHOUSES;. INCLUDING GRAIN HELD IN
RAILWAY LIGHTERS on CERTIFICATE.
Tota g2GG.JO8 87S4 40 I34387 O7 IL .lsI I02


HAY AND sTBAW-An prices remained firm: the re.
seipts are moderate aud demand very good
!Dt5-ifddc slow and prlces essentially unchanged.
HOPS-A good trade Is gong on for export and full
Are sustained
NOLAss Hs-New Crop New.Orieans firm demand good
eS 3OV bos Fair 10 Choice 40 DOC Common ~ Choice
sesn 500 DC Foreign quiet firm, unchanged
,nAfAl. sTORES-Sprts TuIpeDtne was tribe easier,
m1mpshy "lh the southern markets and irregular ad
ss Al THAI Prce EOdLs quiet at 81 e0dS 80 for strained
1000 STRAINED Tar. So s7~dfi. Guy Pitch. 81 10.
'sTxs>pnis Iupentne 230s Resins. 3O,352 TAI, ZIG.
W. IsGe moderate bot all prices steady.
,acNLAN fkLICHIo- An rates were wei sustained in
VI the reduced supply 81 tonnage business was again
w Tie advances IN the gram market Liverpool,
ordn, quoted 7S4d; 1900 bDiS Apples, As I'd 400
.tes Bacon 2sJd. 100 Cheese 5Os 100 Beet
60 -; 100 bbs Pork As ia. os Sugar lOed 3ls6d
ioss i'oOD baes Cotton mostly through 's2d iszd 10
ieueut Goods, Z09 z6s London steam 5000 bush
"a o. 90 ltOO obs Flour, 3s.i 1000 sacks
Pa,t cov bbls. Apples. Is. 100 ties Beef Is I'd U1s
Co.. IS "a 10s: Hops ga 4d 100 tons Measurement
So FSV4sOs glasgow steam 200 bDs Apples Isl 400
"a R.rnoui Trough 20s 81 0Z7s. Co. l,ou0 bbls. do
for, S 49, DO DO, I'd. LeItA steam, BOZ tons. sack
Two mere were 10 Contine Engagements Of note
vat oais ~ Lisbon. 800 1900 Gram.
amt ei sa ne voyage. 5000 DO IrVato terms
leQn =. " haYfe OF Bordeaux 6oOO Dbs Crude Pctro
"a IA "a. another 10 bremen, 5000 .UOls. Refined do,
&c nes onoYneF laO tOus 10 Antigua. general cargo,
y Illysrn,D OL' new British ship, l.60U tons,
sritse we American ship East Of Ireland
bore 10 I1.anhe 800 qrs. Gram. Is 72d From Bali.
bsa s sl an baTks TO Cork for orders 300 qrs
t snntb w. biiusb BARK voyage rates. 900
hoer No ~ same voyage. 600 40 Tor COntinentl, 6s
ueAuA o. Biest- t.5OO do. bs. 81. From Norfolk
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,oxoN My. 21.-l2:3O D. nlCOnsOs. luO3ls for money
dS or hs accoont L. = fodr and haf per cent bonds
w. ,or re cents iI0S Erie 4Gos; 10 second c0nsois
MS Ncw.l Central 1904 Pennsylvania Central 6os
Readng. - a. "a ,o, p.,,.o,,.o. o,o.o ,b,eo NOR
-, renies frances % centmes tOI the account.
cilasS"N N,y IA D. m CousOs lOOis Tor money. and
80 ,r thc cc9unt L. = four bonds ll6; Jour
w. ess per costs. rs Asntc and Great Western first
trustee certificates J6A Er5 Railway shares
Vs. DO sesouo coas0ls 1852 New'Iork Central lS0
Central. % Heading, IS Z. The amount OF
tet, GONE INTO Bank Of England balance to-day
eSs 00 Pans ivces quote three pei cent renles al 80
rrsHcs 90 cent mes FOR the account co -
x"R,s Nov 9.EXehange on London p francs 30 cen
z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fer Worth Rircr. Vessels and RdiiroIks
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES qniei. unchanged 49, --
trade ked sales 5iS bag ex Lassel so santos
DO 300 no Euclid" private terms and IN Baltimore,
i5OO ex 'Gamaiel" lSSsc.; Mid grades quiet and
ehangei Maracaoo l2dl4e sales 1900 bags, private
COTToNSpot Cotton Sec higher. bat quiet sales GGl
bales saturday evening", inCluIng Col for con-
delivered contracts, so Oaes. Receipts al
the ports 4U6l9 bales against 49oU2 bales this day
an 90 $50 last siDCe september
bales. against l,JUJ,4O5 bales last year