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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03
EUDlken Vessel,

ST. JOHN. N. F., Nov. 3-Tho bligantino
Coderbsuk which arrived from Sidnfy Wed.
Dcsday evening reports seeing at o'clock Sun.
Cay morning 10 lat. 46 25 North lsnp. ST. 27
Yves. the spsTs of vessel Of about 200 to1s
and shortly after they passed tho hull bottom
up and well down in the water. They could
not ascertain the name of the i'll tatcd ship.
Sac is supposed to have been oaps'z:d il tho
late Gala.
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Difficulty ScttIcG,

BALTIMORE. Dec. 3.-Tbe difficulty between
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
opd the Corn and Flour Exchsrge hes been
satisfactorily sottltd. AssuraDcu has teeu si7eD
that outside storage will be provided for the
excess Of grsiu 10 the elevators, and Oh sucl es
suranco the order to advatc, tic ra!cs Of sor'
age on and after the G:h inst. he's b,cn with
drawn by tho railroad company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

of Flour on hand is ligh and pric9s are firm ct
quotations. Tho receipts OF whea. have fallen CT
and THAR we're no offerings of Lancaster to-day
We nota sales o.1i8l bushels OF FulIz at ITO, III
ll5, ll6 and lii as to qusli!y. Corn is in fair
receip. with sales of 2l5s bushels Of nov wbi:e
a. Il, 80 srd 60. No Rye reported and few
lois Of Oats brought d. Country produce is IN
light reoeip. AMI sells reiidly q! quotstioos.
Bacon is quiet and dull on account of the re-
ceipts Of dressed pork.
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WANT TED.

WANTED-A Fam r. HAND s?. who ) thOi ::
fully competent to manage horaes. a man with
small family is desired. Apply Immediately
or before the first OF January.
W. B. D., T. O. box 2il,
dsc2-2! Alexandra, Virginia.
NNYANTBD-A steady, reliable BOY, who
w is experienced in waiting about house
and can drive. Apply to DR.. BROWN. Fairfax
street. nov2-3.s
WANTED OFFICE ROOM by gentle
w man who proposes to buy and sell grain
&c. in Alexandria, with storage. facilities
ifrtquired, or would take desk room in we'll
established house, if cbesp. Reference furnish
ed. ALPHA.
nove0-1w Alexandria 2. o.
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RaVascs OF Dipiltheria.

PETERSBURG Va. Disc. "a correspond.
eat waiting from Wilson, GraEscu c'uoty, Va,
reports hist diphthcria has recently prevailed
10 very malignant form 10 that c)roIy. ln
some families Eve and six persons died, and 10
ono iastarco the whole family died, TO. ouo
Cecsninr
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En- Old Trick with the UsuaI Result.

New YORK, Dec. 3.-Thomas Coleman. 90
yoals Oh, Of Fall Riser, Mass, registered last
evening at the Putnam House, CO 1 h avenue,
aad retired early. The smell ct sss from his
apartment attracted attention during the night
and tho DIOR WIS trsken open when Colensu
us fGnnd DEED
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Aid for Greece.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Ronan papers aoEourco
thet phiIreilebic committee CT ac!l1D, COM
posed Of cx Gsiibadian lfics's, has been cora
sti,uscd With the aim Of rendering suscr to
Greece sthia legal limits should she c?mnecco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03
BOYS ULsTERs! BOYS ULsTERs Boy:
ULsTERsl at NOSE WATERWAYS.

In SEASON. THE Cooks JEWELL, "
"CRoWN PRINCE and ether COOKING STOVES.
together with foo assortment of RANGES. and
all kinds of PARLoR STOVES arc offered at very
low prices by sTANsBURY & Bro, cor Klog
and Washington sts., McBurne7's Balldiug.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Whereas complaints have been msds OF per-
cons selling butchers meat without Corpora
lion license, as required by law; all such per.
cons are hereby required to como forward and
take out their reen.grocee's license. or falling
to do 60 ON or before the 10Th OF the month, their
names will be reported to the mayor.
.GECRGE DUFFEY.
6ec2-l0t Com. Revenue.
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[CoMMUNICATED
he Monument

Ia replying to "Citizen' 1 will adept the
French mode CT signing their Initials. THIS wit
e.. in yesterdays Gaz,t'c. proDouods Two qass
tio1s, and thea goes Oh in rigmayo!o about
'".tc ste Charles Bennett" &C. What hes tho
monument 10 that great "bsnefao:or" l. to do
with The suti:ct? He tells Us, "aono Of the
bodies wo,o mits;og." Suppose ttey were ;
might not tho rsmsiniae poo: boDes have been
taken, ground into nsal, ana used cs fertili
zus Who kacws? If oro thing is douo az:
ether nigh. be. And with this allegation oi
his about tho removal of same of those
bodies" be so!s oa to rsk Could better
placo be touud than The u. 8. Cemetery"
Does Dot "Citiz:n" 500 that he c,mpletely stul
tiles himsef2 Did hs ever visit that Federal
buryicg ground If SO, and he considers that
srot where our Erare soldiers ware buried,
With all hai. surroundings, f.w old wooden
head boards. i;cket,y aud most uualehtiy, with
such eri:cphs go this" Guerilla" 60 paint.
ed en- them 10 black letters. AID haVsg for
their c,mpa nous, upon the Rasurric:ion morn.
the bounty janpers ard d:sartcys. from their
array, who mad been slot to desth t:y order OF
their couy!s mar,ill, | think be is indeed a
"nic," uaE-flr | presume no is Of tho mile
csn6er-so mex if there could b. any better
oil: G, han that cemetery How napy of the
surviving comrades Of our bravo scldlers VITO
bered their breasts to the merciIes5 bullets arc
deeply anxious 10 have this proposed shat,
erected 10 their pr ccus m:nory, "Cl:izan
can fed cut if be will ci:cais:o among the peo-
pic. Some OF THIS, survivors lost fathers,
brotheis, aud so1s, nnd ere pccuCiaEliy unable
to erect memorials at thsir own expense and
fer7ently hopo that "Ci:izeb" ia no. attempt.
ing to play the rola # "tho dog 10 the man.
ptr." If he dnes not wish to Contribute, please
do not, goc d "Citz:p." attempt to stop lib;ral
sod patriotic ladies and ecn!lemen from doing
SO. [ cmrot close this somc|hat long art;c s
without wondering utoa which "ei1o OF the
te1o," this Citizen" stood 10 ouI ever mcmo-
rablc struggle for independence
GEO. W. Rock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

The ueRs from the scat CT var il constantly
contradictory. but not so from d., Bulls Cough
Syrup; tVarV report concerning it proves it 10
bs the best Cough Syrup koowp Oo!y 81, a
b1tte,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03
Execution.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 3.-Joh Callahan
YVES hanged ct Wooster to-day, for the Durdcr
OF Be, Terrier, Oatober cob, 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

The moss wonderful blood puliG.r 10 The
Rorli- cradlcdteS everY t0int-S. S. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

REVERSIBLE OvERCoATs (0Gv dlsieus) o
NOSE WATERWAYS
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Court OF ArpEALs YEsTERDAY.-Adiison
ard ais. ys. LsRis esd els. Put 90 privilege
docket.
McKez zio vs.. L:wis aod ala., aud Blythe aud
ais vs. s.me. Appea's allowed to decree az
| Douncsd by tho circuit Court Of the city OF
| Richmond 90 the % j CT April, 1880. aad cases
| put 90 the privilege docket
The cssss OF Adams, Hammer & Go. vs.. Lewis
ard ais, and Of Reid, racsivc., vs.. Lewis ct sls.,
also put on tho privilege docket.
Whisworth vs.. Gary and ais. Appeal al
| lowed and supersedess awarded to dcc1oo pro
ncuucad by the Hustipgs or Cooperation Court
| of the CITY Of Manchester o1 the % October,
1880.
Jennings Va. Vaid,a ard OILS. Frnu tho Cir.
cait Court Of tho county If Nes Kent. Rs-
versed, Judge MoIcure dsiveiisg the opinion.
and judges Uhrislisp. Anderson, Staples ard
Burks corcutring in the result of tho opinion.
Mitchell vs. the Commonwealth. From tho
Circuit Court Of Campbell county. AFFIRMED,
Judge Christian delivering tic OPINION.
Elders executor rs. Harris ct as From The
Circuit Court of Lunenburg equity. Appeal
dismissed, Judge Andersen delivering the
opinion.
G;ll's admioisirao. IS. Nasmao. From
tho Circuit Court Of Buckingham c5unty
Reversed. Judge Staple delivering the opinion.
Wells & Harding vs, Smith. g., trustees:
From the Circuit Court CT Northumberland
county. Judge Buyks delivered The opinion
reversing the decree bec,u5s Circuit Court
Heot further than to dismiss tie plaintiffs bill
srd &C jud Gated the rights Of tie Darties; 1t
ought simpIg to have dismissed the bill, because
neither of the plaintiffs had the right on behalf
Of themselves to msintaln the suit.
Stusrt aud Palmer vH. Tborntco. Argued
by Judge William j. Robertson for tao appel
auS ard Continued until to-day.
LAND SALEs.--The executors Ct tho late
Eji,h James, sold LASS Saturday, at public sale,
in the town of Waterford, PARTON of the real
estate of said decsdent, as follows: 3la acres,
three miles from Purseliville, for $40 per acre;
Levi James. purchaser. 2223 acres. halt
mile from Waterford. st s4l,lO per acre; A.
W. Merchant, purchaser. l36 acres, near
Waterford, ct $50 SO per acre; Jas. Q. Mock,
purcaser. 270 acres, two miles from Water
ford. at $43 per acre; Cbss. &. James. pur
chaser. A trect Of timber Iaud on the cas- side
of The Catoolin Mountain. centaing about 40
sc,es, sold fer sig per ctes.-Loudom Mirror.
A Nav York capitalist hes nado arrange
ments to establish butter dish factory 10 Pc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

LYNCHBURo MARKET. December 2.-Flour
in good demand, sni choice brands wanted /;
the quotations arc from 50a$7 so for fine to
family brands. The receipts Ct Wheat arc
moderate, and the quotations from l2O=l26 for
Lar caster, and llSsl10 for Ful!z. Corn Gull
aud without change the quotations being from
4Oa45 for Few, aud 5Oas5 Tor old. Oats in de.
lnand for winter; spriDg 40s42 winter 55kGV.
Rye altogether nominal. The receipts of To.
becco continue extremely light. All that is
offered is in small Inferior lots which is sold OF
fair prices to manufacturers. Medium leaf con-
tiaues dull; good shipping Offering. Briehis
active and scarce; Tugs. both old and new, in
demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03
LOST AND F0UaD.

NATTLR LOST-On the 23d ult., between
" Washington and Alexandria two head of
Cattle wero lost, one roam co.ored, Weighing
about llC0 lbs; the other dark RED ollodle WIN
one eve out, weighing about the came. Both
have horns. Fifteen dollars reward for their
delivery to W. s. Hoge, Washington, or to
Mr.. Cats, West End.
dec3-2; II. w. SAFFEL
r OST-Probab'y near the poste flee, en- ST..
IL Assph street. or on Prince or Washington
sts., between the pcstofice and Christ Church, q
gent!emsn's blood stone SEAL RING, with
s. 3. H. engraved upon it, A liberal reward
will bo paid if returned to Mrs. DORSEY, 3,
81. Aaaph St, DO13U-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

The ruptial ceremonies of Miss Emma E:he.
ridge, only daughter Of Hon. Emerson E:he.
ridge, aod MIR. John V. Morgan, OF Detroit.
Mich, which took plsc, in St. Peters Church.
Memphis, Tenp., last THURSDAY evening, were
tho most brilliant ever witnessed Ia that Guy.
The couplc were ATTENDED BY. clever, bIlaes,
maids AID proomsmsn, Miss Mary Early, OF
Lynohburp, Va. being one of The former, sud
the Rev. j. A. Kelly, provincial of the D0miol'
c,n priesthood 10 Amerio, cfhciatcd, The
wedding presents, which numbered several
tuadred, were estimated at SlO.0 Oo, some
coming from Baltincr,, Washington and Lycch'
burg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

RICHMOND MARKET, Deer. 2.-The mafka
is somewhat stronger and more active. Flou1
firm cttaS7 81 for fine to fancy brands Rec .i5t
of Whest only fair, with sslos OF white ct lz6
l23 for good 10 prime, l2!alZS Tor mixed do' sht
llGs,2O for Fullz. Sales of primo white Corn s.
j!s53, mixed at 5.s52 and yellow at 50 a few
bushels Of Spring Oats brought 500. Nothing
dcing in Rye.
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81. w. GAlr, Bso. e {
A FACT.
EsD " > % MS

ICE CREA
York co. cream, ard is alwsJa rich, delicious a.
reliable. 81 rs gel 5 ga or moro . q -.
Shipped TO :ry poin.. popo: llOi l2.h :! + "
Washington, .. 9. d." ".
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asa GO; choice heavy 4 ;5a2it1. c...
ard mixed iaSl -. C::..c-'...,.' 49,.
shipments SEQ; market seize =. -
ports DESC; good 20 cho:c. 81. ann -. q
common to fai: , 6O.Si A.; b4."aa;If I-...,...,
10 Cts lower; common - good -. = - 3 :.
ers slow and uLcasIgati Common a. ~.
5OiS3 81; through Texan: ~ s,s ''-...-.
weak a. 2S0.S3; best 81 p; c.,vrs =. l.
heat. Sheep-Receipts 90, ms:i;o, rr,, a -
common dull at BASS 70; fair = god 49,.
NEW YORK CATTLE EtAnHxr n.
Beeves-No! enough 10 mSs" ,....-..~
beef cattle. The hooks in Wa..ja,.., y. =
were laden with beaf, mainly o:n..:i..,- - &c.
and trade was just far ST. Gi7:C per- ''..i
mon 10 prime sides. s.
Cslves-hsIke. quiet and ua-a,....l -
| sales of gra:ser5 q! 2'2tc per 10, >a: .,,,.
S cents.
Sheep and Lsmbs-No lie - d.,
Buyers and sellers were no: CF c7c MI 49,.
spect TO The course OF tho mark. / -.
five days, and sales were SLOW d. = ..'.
for sheep and 45ls22 for lamb GLo ID. -.
fine Canada lambs going 20 Is. Pc t.,
Hogs-Hogs were easier sut QV.:.l a..
80, 81 10 per 100 lbs, while Al !.o.rl7.--,, e.
Isl lbs average soda, 81 ~.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE NA2H2r p...
45O head Of Cattle were oferet ~ oil, -
per Id. most sales b.irg from q IL; .-a -
bridging 5HGtc were q few faE,y ~tg ?. "; 49,
1900 to 1890 BIS; n head wsro ship. ,-
l45 left over, the market being - .."-.. -.
season. Receipts Ct Sheep mi a...,: -.
| with very ligh. demand o,t >haurs ~ -.
4ic; Lambs 4.5!c per l.. Much Co.'S. -
| etc2.
C1NC1NNAT1 Hoo MAREsr w.. go.
| 3S5aS4 20; light 45.9 CO: b. l. - D.. o.
receipts Il. go; shipments )
BALTIMORE, Dec 3 --E.T@.... =, o.t 90.
| deferred -; DO coneo!id.tct -; tH"; ,a- g..
| past due coupons -; new lDI., - ha...-
| Cotton Grn; nidt.iag l!5.I9 -.
| but steady; Howard stree. 81 -. -. .
- .Si IS; do extra $3.50 -; O. is~.vt,.
| City Mills super AZ 81 - : 80 r-,-. -.
do family 1881; d Eio rsg-os o. -, ......
| family 81 ~ Whe.!-SoU.usrI a!.L-
| quiet; Western irucr; S"U.Acr. p. ILL.,.
| do smber l22s130; No | Ga-ytsoI rgl
No2 Wos.ern Viater rod pa. ri. TO-. 4.
| Jan l25al25s; F-b llSl!2-5 iia.,I I.'.
CorE-Soutnevn frmcr; '!o.joCa q4y.;,.
ern white $3.50 DO yellow %; Vice. r..s
spot and Dec 59:59B for Old; - >, .a-
steamer 81. Oa,s Erm; Western @.Ga., l.
do mixed 4l.4j Rye c@u q i@h..., !.
stronger prime 10 choice Iclaa mi "a.E..
l9aS2l. Coffee dull sai lCwCF; HJc -g.. .
| binary to f.ir 1lsl3. Suga- C.ia'i 49,
Whisky higher ct 81 -
NEW YoEh, Dec 3--Stock5 q4... =
6. Flour dull. Whest heaTy. U.1a ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

A Nav York capitalist hes nado arrange
ments to establish butter dish factory 10 Pc.
tersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03
NEWS OF TIE DAP
The population of Alaska is 80 900. Of whom
mt mora than ECO are whites,

The population of Alaska is 80. 900, Of whom
rot more than 800 are whites.
It is ascertaiued that number OF gentlemen
10 Philadelphia, With Mr.. George w. ChIlds Ct
their head, have raised fund OF SlOO, OOU, 10
be presented to General Grant.
Ata large and enthusiastic meeliog OF tho
bnsiness men held at Atlanta. Ca, ycs!erdty,
an international Coltoa Exhibition Association
was organized.
The grain receipts at St. Luis for The pres
eut Iyetr will probably aggregate GO.OCO.COV
bushels, al Increase @! nearly 80 per cent. over
last year.
The grain troubles in Baltimore are approach
iog definite adjustment, and three lima yester
day agreed 10 take from the ELEVATORS 25O. OOC
bushels of grain, ard thus relieve the blockade
Snow fell throushout Canada Wednesday, *
capt over tho GClt OF St. Lawrence. Iht
weather yesterday vas considerably colder i:
the West and Northwest. tho mercury ct Fer
Garry being Is degrees below zsro.
Tha New York Chamber of Commerce yes
terday adopted resolution dccla,lag that In
national bankrupt act tor The tee dEcouragepcn
of insolvency will promote TIE genera! well DO
ing by confirming cou6darce 10 business trans
actions end greatly ipcress ioter State trade.
Daniel Smith, colorad, who attempted t.
outrage young whito girl 10 Giles county
Tenn, sometime ego, has been sentenced to 2
years 10 the penitentiary for assault With lnten
to commit murder. AS soon as ttls verdlc
was found mob marched into the court room
oyerpowared the sheriff ard posse, dragget
Smith through the streets ard hanged him II
bridge.
Tho grand iasy 10 Bal.incre yesterday con
cudsd their investigation into the recent gtay
robberies in Baltimore Cemetery, ard true oil!
were found sgaios. VIM. NJ. Jeusao. Emil A
Ruage, VIM. Warren aud s. Wiilisms. ito tn
last ooored. jensen was arrested IN Washing
ton, Warren could not be found, and tho dsa.
Of The faculty Of Maryland University gave bs
for the appearance OF Ruage and WiIl!smP.
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MARRIED..

At IN srmion,n King George county, Nov'r
f31, JOHN s. DICKINSON to Attic FL
lkW1S.
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FEEDER1cKsBURa MARKET, Doeomb:r 2
The market is taitly active and prices steady.
Flour in fair request ct 4 50aS7 % for fine to
choice family brands. Wheat steady and strong
at llO.ll8 for Fulz and l2).l29 for longberry.
Corn GU ct at 5Os52 for old and 45.43 tor new.
Oats 42s45 and Rye nominslly $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCn.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, nEG&M8"&
Sras riscs.......... col SIR s'tG~......-.....
ARRIVED.
Str E1colsior. NC-fnik. to z L Il =
Str Janc Moseley, Norfolk, u + .. A-.3
Str W Thompson, lOgar PoHe. 20 / a . ..
Schr Laura Y He:seT. WintSo-, - -.
Smoot
schr Jno u Paige. rh;iad.!pAio, % 81
Smoot.
Schr Willis Sheppard, Bcs!2n, 90 b.
CLEARED.
Sir Jane Mo:eey, Norfolk, By i A -
Str E1celaor, Norfolk. by = B doc
Str Mystic, lower Pine, by Pine Ft',5 T..
G2MoRACDA.
Schr Wake from Washington, -'o7..& !.
Schr VIM Mason, fr?m GcoTgo!0T1, i. ~
York I'd.
schr l. 4 Eoso c'caroa IS. ,,oa -. 4.
Richmond "a.
Brig Ssrah Sud Emma for R4LiA y. 3D..
mond sailed from New York 81.
Schrs Billow from RichDoGd an J e..
from Georgetown at Boston q.
Scbr John L Cot!inghsm sailed lr0a 2 ,
dence for GaorCeto an lsl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
The n,arkst for raw is quiet end unchanged. a
small quantity New Orleans has been received
and is quoted at Il g cts for regular. and 9ts91
cts for vacuum pen. We quote foreign nominal :
IL st 7t,7i cts tor fair 10 good refining, and e le1
ct, for centrifugal. The trade Is falfly acuve
for refined Sugars and the market closes steady.
We quote Hards OF 1Qi Cts for cut loaf; lCt els
for crushed; lot cts for powered; % ctS tor gran
ulsted, and SGT A at 6 cts. and yellow at I::ot
els per ID
C5lIee-Tho arrivals from Bio in the past
week amounted 10 4iC05 bag:. The market Is
dull and prices sre lower without stimulating
the demand to any extent. The sales reported
in the las! day CT two are ell aad to be on basis
of - c,nts for fair. The trade with the interior
ia moderate. We quote Rio il cices as follows
Ordinary II CT; fair l3 css; good Ia ctsi ana
nrima Il cts per pound, 50 dsys. The stock is
67.9I6 bsgs.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. December L.
Beef Csttlo The New York malkat on Monday,
like on the preceding Friday, vas IN favor #
sellers for the beat grades, while others were dull
and shade of. Yesterday the market was
equally as good for the bsst, while medium and
common showed no improvement from Mon
day.
Sheep anv Lambs-The market is very lightly
supplied with stock, tu. there i. little or no de-
mand. Prospects are favorable for good stock
on Monday next.
Hogs-Trade is very Glow and stock accumu-
lsting. The receipts foo! up como l250 head,
while the numb,r in the yards are nearly twice
as mary. Prices sre eff fully tc. quotations
ranging from 53a6t cents, with most safes at 6aes
per Id net end 20 prospect Just now of any i'm
proven elt.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, December q
Receip,s A. 100; shipments ID, eco; market open.
ed steady End hrp, but unchanged; closing weak
and 10 cis lower; the demand Was exclusively for
the best; the heavy decline in provisions eftsctng
the market; mixed packing DaS4 10; light rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03
CANAL COMMERCE.

ArriyeG-Eoat5 Il &antford and j C'J.
Amcr:c IN Coal &C: q Il :t;Gn 10 arT?" "
Coal Go; Harlow Eros TO } r hgusW = d..
Departed Boats VI SanC fra ind j Gre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

TIT 4 regular monthly meeting o! .s' Z.
Hook and Ladder Co. will be held tai 80
evening, December 81.
l. 1lrr~hv 4 hrOP- I,. 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

NEW YORK, Dec G--Stocks i4,-.. =
6. Flour dull. Whest heary. C.ra ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

CINClNNATI Hoo MAREET w.. ~
steady for good heavy. dn!! f.. o...-r:. e ...-
3S5aS4 20; light 50 - CO: b.. .'f,..,.
receipts - go; shipments }
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-03

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-06
The Mendelssohn Uprights
ARE THE FINEsTIF AMERICA

rhey are pronounced the Pianos OF the Future,
me Iprlght has more powerful tone tn ough-
OUT me entre scale, longer sust lined singing
qualty' alighter and more responsive touch and
greater durability aud ability for standing in time
lts great superiority destins 1t to entirely snper.
cede The ordinary square piano in this country as i,
has already done in England. y "
Eveay Mendelssohn Upright Piano has the worry
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTlEN' made expressly for us in Paris France
All onr Pianos are made entirely by ourselves
at our ~ "'''''Nn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-06
he Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan'y jth, 1850.
There has been no change for the better
in the condition Of cithcr.,Ac weather Of the
mud on the Levee and streets since our las,
report
Commission merchants hndit very difficult
- move bulky articles, especially hay. Con.
scquentiy although tie market IS good.
transactions have not been large.
The Ohio river is bank full and is likely
to 60 higher unless We have a cessation Of
the rain and hitc freezing weather,
FLOUR--Stocks IRE reduced a little
Themarket i steady and tgm at good prices
The demand is only moderate
HAY Receipts are moderately large aLd
the markets well supplied, The demand
: good, but dealers find some difficulty in
moving sales during his soft, wet weather.
cDKN-TLc demand and supply are
both light, bu,prices rule steady and firm.
OAIs-Rcce!p,s and demand fair, mar.
Kci vel supplied and prices are finn.
AEAL-S,eady and unchanged,
BRAN-st Steady at quotations.
BUTTER-The market is oyerstockcd
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-06
THE DAILY CAIRO TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY 3 1854
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
The Cairo Prices Current.
Office Washington Avenue,
(CorncrTwcllh Strcct)
ccorncrTwclflh strcctJ

THE CAIRO PmcEsCuREENT IL published every
Tuesday and Friday from the Office of The CAmo
BULLETIN, and is intended 10 give a true report OF
the condition Of the market On day Of publication,
and the publisher trusts that lall and complete
Quotations Will be given by the bushes, men Of the
city.
TERNS'-one cent per copy, On al orders Of
q or more 0! same date the subscriber. name
Will be printed without extra charge, Orders for
extra copies must be received BY 10 O'Clock Il.
OIL day Of publication.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-06
MENDELSSOHN
PIANO STANDS WIT0UT AN EQUAL,

Pianos sent on trial Don't fail TO write for Illus.
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