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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
EunnpEAN Markets.

ItyFnrnor- Feb. IO.-Purs-rum. 'icss-Elstarn. dull
AZ ~ No.feru dull at 81. Bacpn-C unberani Cut
steadv al iGd ltb. steady az ~ 3D. Lone Clear.
steady at sd ShUri Clear, sFeady At Al Hlms-Long
Is .trAdy II steady 80 I'd Beelndid hos
dun At so Extra Mess. steady al % Prime Mesa steady
at al. Lard-fune Westtdn' teAiy al t,t o. =. -
driner Al 30 Rosn-kue steady Al lGBd; Common hnner
a. add Cuesse-Amcrlcan 'hOice. nrmer AZ %. lhfl
OIL nrucr BIZ fonr-EKtIa state dul AT II Cd wheat
40 White. duh V2d. SpnuR NJ. =. duil
=, V2d sew Winter Western. dull ga New SOUTH
srn Winter duh al 9i1d. COrnMKed steady A. 53d Cot
nseea (nl-N GLOW Amercau steady 80. KJsn Common.
AZ London steady 6Gd9D9d spirits rurpeniine at Lon
uD hTpNpooL Feb lO-l2:3O g. mLard 81 per cwt for
American bacon 400d Dor owL for Long Clear Mlddes ana
Al for hort clear Niddles ,o-.--.-.. 60 d.
iIyERPOoi- Feb l0-i3O D. m-sprtso i Petroeln liz .
I'D pei gallon Refined Petroleum. I4oIl gu pei sAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
lac srncK MARKgr,-nY rELEaRApn

RUPTALO Feb. 10-CArrLE-Recelpts today 800 head .
total ur tho far 6.jO0 ad against GO1O head
consigned through $50 cars. Matket
-notning dot fresh arri walls consigned th rough -.
SHEEP AND Receipts to-day, lSl bead total LOT
the tar, lsOtO head against lfuOO mead same
time gned through, ~ cars Market dn anu
dIOopng offerings heavy sales Of Fair to GoSd Weseia
era Lambs quOtable at 81 2jds5 75 ExrA 81; No Cahaa
Lambs - .,,,,.
ICES ecepts today 1000 head total for the week thus
1900 lead same time last Week
Consigned throngh II Marke-scaIcelF Ahvtnlng
ON sale only nsng sales OF Light workers. az - %
- IS Choice, 81 % So; 10 Heavy or Meolun
heie ~ .oo A., s,,.
mems fOO0hcad. Market steady with lair demahI luii'
ity m! error Mixed Packing - 299SI 3D Ch0'ee hedvy
g. Extra Good, So loG 81 23 Light - 81 % W
CArrIE-Keceipts. 5000 head shipments. 2,eO0 head
mar steady and fairy active Common 10 FAR Shpng
- 60 Good Choice "a $50 80 % EXpOrt 80 Az ~
80 81 Butchers and active At - goa - fSt
10 good demand 81 JO Stocker5 So vCG@o SD eecu'
ers 50 SDdt4. ysris well cleaned. . -, -
EP-ieorirs 1000 head shipments llOO hesa nsr.
ket duh tending dOwnwar1 decline since Last week lny
jUr; ComnontO Medium, 81 80; Good " ChOee "A 'p~
50 80. -. .., er. ra.a,o,-
400 heal Shipments 100 heaa Exports! 80 290so %
Good 90 Choice Shipping. ~ 30 dSj l5 Far 70 uood 81
a 80 Best steers, III lO9S4 % rnh 10 '0o
- 5OQS4. aud Hilers - 5Uas4 sUcHeTs' ~ oo~
- 25t Feeders, 81 5O0 - So 1900, 49,, -,
SIEpr-Ouet and unchanged receipts. $1,000 head ship
ments. none. IN
Mixa Packing 81 30 sJ TO- Butchers 20 FANCY ~ 100
80 % receipts. 3, 100 head shipments SUN heAu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11

Central, with an advance from o3ls to 90ls, on talk
about dividends and the company being taken out
of the receivers hsnds"-neither Of which
things is probable-exerted a favorable influ-
ence upon the anthracite coal properties gen.
orally. Ontario and Western was active and
notably strong, rising from 407s to 42a4 livestock
holders of this company are reminded thar it is
desirable for them to have their stock in their own
or agents name February 10, because it carries the
right to subscribe for share of the North River
Construction Companys stock for each ten shares,
and for that right premium is now bid. The
special movements already mentioned arc sufi-
cient to account for the rather lsggard
movements that followed in the remainder
of the market. Western Union, however,
should be mentioned because Of advance from
l1624 t. 11S. Central aud Hudson at liza and
Erie at GSa if not specially weak. were not strong.
The bituninous coal stocks less a feature than
yesterday, bat their advances were well sustained.
The markets closed excited and strong.
Government bonds were not specially active but
prices were strong AMI the final bids Tor the 4l2'
show an advance If d per cent and for the A. OF Il
per cent. Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels aaI Railroads.

NEw.YoRK. Thursday, Feb. 10. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
CLOSING PRICES or PLfILA DELPHIA STOCKS.
Reported bp JOHN u. DAVIS Co. II lIalLst

10 THURSDAY. Feb. 10-P. NJ
The stock market to-day showed an improvement
on yesterdays bushes, both In the amount of
transactions 464 1913 shares against 264 767 shares
yesterday and IN its general temper There was a
marked Improvement In prices of almost everything.
But the advances were led by special move
ments in o few stocks. An unusual ao-
tiyity In Union Pacific, and an advance
from 1l7la to 1901. In themselves were sufficient
to change the general tone Of market as dull and
'bearishp as yesterdays was. There were other
aids, however Pacific Mail was specially attrac-
tive. and the continued flow of points" to buy it
peeysd to be good ones up to the close. New-Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
~ O'CLOCK TO 2l2 O'CLOCK.

North Pac Bond O
80. 900 ......l U2 4
south PRc LIST
l.UOO.......lO4
n Y Cent lot NJ cp
10. OUJ,......l32'l
5 T. Min & Man lst
5, ZOO. 90 =
Cent Iowa Deb Ger
B.OUD..... III
Ind Dec Il Sp'g "a
Income
%, 900. -. .63
Houston & I e LIST
Main Line
$1,000 ...... ll0s4
Chic Il & Quincy ~
5000. =. l07
Del, Lack & WI
Is 1907
5000 ..... 1874
n j Cent ADJUST
Bonds
10000 ...... ll2A
Mo Kan d. I "a
10000. see. 81 4
PDec a Ev Inc
Evansville DIV
5000. -. .SO'4
st l. Il l NJ I'd
preferred income
1000 $3.50. ..eO =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ANHES-Qniet. sfeldY.
C0fFEtiio easier 3.4Oo Iasalle sold at l2c;
lOOD bags do, lZ2".; Far CargOca. 12St0l3c. Mild
Grades gnet and without decided change but more or less IN
buyers favor; MaTicalbO II dl3c. La
guayfa. IL n BE. and Java 4l2d2Oc.
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet steady unchanced sales $40
Dhes (lO@ last evening" all for ptiOn delivered on
contract 800 bales receipts at the port. to-day l1Oi9
Daes AGAINST ~ 1L9 this day asst week and 1882 asst year
since september 5000 l26 bales against 3929J79 during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11

In State bond the large dealings in and advanced
prices for the tennessee issues were the features.
Louisiana consos also strong. Annexed are
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1881

did visit unless compelled % DO 80 and
sofa 81 600 Tao general prices !S5
poor S aSs S Vas ssas
The few sses segSrsd were 4; tsor
% and SSS each DO Ifo p At Sss and 0oc each %
e at gSss SS s2i S Ohio
are 81 . on on sse los do iS D. a e. hoo dS
l4dS D. sT i0'se le;s 81 each % rnos 1875
n al sses * t SG ;S % at sc y dos It's b. st
s1d Doc each p q. Sc a g g. o,,o
: %slg SP Sr eli Z i1. Steer;
1885 d. at lOsc Ard i each - d. 1855 10 at &C. i've
Eastman reports l44 illinois Steers, ~ cwt at e'.c,
DC q 40 go eTt at loo; 81 d. 90 ., ,..,,,c.or Ma.
ks and at 6sSst' SsfS dscddy
Caves have IV TIE msrkt Fareusfy win ve
I've eIass9[s ar At fsa e GsEes wee a.
Calves ngurss such not
blocked with snow tor travel lnd
':"%s as F%s
Prices PT1 are c sn to e per 3 lower Than last week
Dressed oavSs selling At na Dealers oS pr
weighing less than ~ 49, rs the authorities are &mosS
sales Ege OTIS sold 90 Bucks County Calves 194 % at
g. Il do no d. at 7c 10 do ~ d. AZ SC; do l2O d. 81 ''
r. ia,ne ;%I state yeah; 70 n ss7'' do l20 ~
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Keceipts were IS ears OF 3,l5l
head; cars a. Jersey CITY ana % cars At SU' MANI
iesed to arrive a; jersey cty VIII hardly here Ie0Te
TO- the ronding Butchers have some
mae fresh purchases. AS sellers hoidiag
Tor rather higher prices account " the hRht supply,
die very dull and barely possibly to close
Oui limited oArng The s'es reported Up % y n were
- 81 SSeep. and 50 13d<f 20 tOt Janus
Mutton lad slow sale iu Washington Market at
: Dressed .a uIbs at q 1C ..- Z. M a.. -.
Sles 4 Buckingham sOll ls9 state sheep ss 49, at
j. F. iaaer co., sod III Ihuo. sheep IS p. at s. 3D.
IL DO, o. At ~ 10 l5J DO lOJ 10, at &c: =, - 10
SOLD IA State Sheep 81 ID. AT DOC; u 90 :
h. at B do 1872 ID, 6s4c; 80 State Lambs W 10 ~
lO 10. ST d. at isG 50 Blk aud 1--we LAMBS IOO ID a'
alenbock & Davis sold l4l Michigan sheep "a d. at o'.c
l1G - IL. at 20 ~ 20 state Lambs W ID al o'e % oo
10. ~ 7c 1917 ~ n, ut ~. ,o.. ..c,,,
DIL back Dewey sO.d 66 state sheep l04 ~ al - 81 q
q di 81 sheep and LAMBS, 70 D, ~
IS 40 81 p. al &C lees So ON the lot
IIOGS-ReCept. Al Of 50S heail--E0 cars AZ
JcIsey city AMI i0h.st Total since SATURDAY
head against $40 head fot the corresponding lue
last Su Live Hogs IN sae feeling aboni steay al
6dO4c. Country Dressed Hogs are ID qe nDerai suppy,
demand owing to the high prices Jef y
Dressed quoted at oGS for Light Weights
MdIum. 4d1 nc Tor Heavy aud state IreSseu Al az
Sc for Extreme weights
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02

TALKING lIENs.-An English paper
publishes the following. anil vouches for
IT as fact on the;testimony of "a valu-
cd correspondent: -
During Tho winter the denizens Of
our poultry-yard are permitted To- roam
at pleasure through our kitchen garden.
aud one morning bad just let them ont
nf their yard. when was amused at th C
saSacions way in which Miss Dick'-a
crested Polish hen Of great intelligence
AMI beauty up TO Sultan. ,
our Brahmnpootra cock, who, with his
wife, Lady Bird al his side, was repa.
ling himself III what had once been a
promising bed Of spinach. and locking
up into his face, seemed, as IL proved.
TO be asking some favor of him. which
ne. with an uDcourteous toss OF his head
declined TO perform. Miss Dick, how
ever. was not tn be so easily discomfort.
ed, Tor turning TO THE Lady bird she
evidently, in gal inaceous Ian guage. re-
pent7,' her request. The latter, with an
amiahle and ma'ronly air, at once in
serted her beak into that Of the fair
petitioner and extracted Ibefefrom a
long leaf of spinach. evidently the cause
OF Miss Dicks unhnppiness. VIII any
one. after rea ling this. deny the fact or
these Interesting creatures being en-.
dowci with a power Of conversing a.
mongst themselves Let those who do.
devote some little time 10 watching
their fenthcred possessions or neighbofs.
and we promise them an ample reward
N the amusement-aye and profit, 10
&c derive from closer study OF those
interesting creatures whom our Heaven.
" Father has given US for cur use and
amusement"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02


Peter Cooper delivered sn address in
New York n, short time ayo upon the
subject OF monopoly. anil brought for
ward these facts, which are suggestive /:
Under the sanction OF laws passed by
Congress Tor the special beneft OF COR
porations, 100000. 900 acres Of the pub.
lie domain have been given 10 different
railroad corporations. This land en-
braces territory lurgcr than the thir-
teen original colonies: it is not more
than three times the srca OF Great Bti :.
tain and Ireland it is larger than any
of the countries of Europe. except per-
haps Il may lac Russia and Turkey. i.
you'd make thirteen States as large as
that nj ipdians. The Northern Pacific
road alone has secured 47,00O,000 a.
crcs; the Atlantic and Pacific. 80, 000,-
0DO acres; the Texas Pacific, $4,000,
coo acres; tho Union Pacific, $4,000, =
600 acres; the Central Pacific, IL 000,-
600 acres; tic Southern Pacific. 5000.
600 acres; tho Kansas Pacific, 6.00O,-
500 acres. The lands given 10 many OF
these roads would, at fair valuation,
pay The entire cost of cons, ructing the
roads.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02
NEWSpAprn LAW

Subscribers who do not give expires, notice 70
the contrary, are considered a, wishing 10 con-
tnue their Subscription.
II subscribers order the discon.inuance of
their periodicals, the publishers NAV continue
10 send them until all srresrages are paid.
II the subscribers neglect or refuse TO take
their periodicals from the office to whi,h they
are directed, they are held responsible until
thew have settled their bills and orders them
discontinued.
Any pers,n who receives n newspaper and
makes use OF il. whether he has ordered Il or
not. is held in law ID be n subscriber.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02
Court Directory for 1881.

Circnit Court for Hampshire county 6tst
Tuesday in March 9TH Tuesday in May aud 3rd
Tursl,y in September.
County Court the LIST TUESDAYS ia January.
April and October, and the lsst Tuesday in July.
Circuit Courts.
HARDY. 3rd Tuesday in March and 9Th Tues.
day in May. aud LIST Tuesday in October
Mineral. lst Tu 'siay ia May ani Septembe
and 4lh rucsi,y in November
Grhnt, LIST Tuesday in April and June, and
s;i Tuesday in bct ober.
fendieon ard "Wednesday In April and June
md lst Wednesday in Nuvemb Der.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02

A NfD-AR ORcnARD.- The Rerue
Ho'tico'e gives a description Of an or.
chard on The ifth story OF house. The
owner being deprived Of The land on
which bis fruit trees stood, had 70 move
10 The iilth story Of Que If the large
buildings q Paris. and took his trees
With him lie bad terrace sixty feet
Tong and over six feet wijg. and pro-
tecled towards tho street With an iron
railing. Here be grows pears, currants,
gooseborries and roses, and the trees
aoi plants sre vigorous and healthy.
They require much care and labor, and
81 course stand In tubs or boxes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02
DIR. g. g. BERKELEY.

AVlNG located IN II mney. tenders his
4 4 professional services la the pubic in all
tie branches Of his profession Asa guarantee
ct his proi' ssonal q IalifcHiious, be would state
that hr IS IA graduate of one of The most reputs-
HE M'dical Colleges ia the United States has
had an experience of 20 years active practice
ears OF which he was surgeon in the Uni
ted states Army. Uiice next 20 Mr. Giikpsor's
law Office. .ett % 1881 I'm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02
TERMS OF ADvERrrsINo /:

The rates OF advertising are for an inch or
less Oss poLLtR AND Fury Cxxrs for three
Insertions larger ones ia the same propar,ion
zach continuance 37A cents.
Qingteriy, half yearly, aud yearly advertise.
ntsiusrrted at a liherslreduciion on the above
Yearly advertisers disseminating during the
year will be charged regular rates.
No adSertisemt Mt 10 he considered by the mon tn
"r yearunless specified on the man uscripi or pre-.
v'msly agreed upon between the parties
Resolutions OF associations comm a njcstions of
limited interest, and notices Of deaths exceeding
rsS LINKS will he charged Eve cents per lite.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02

John Plouzbmsn says: a barl-
~orking young man with his wits about
him viii make money. while others will
10 nothing but loose II. who loves
lis work and knows bow TO spare, may
live and flourish anywhere. As TO n
little trouble. who expects 70 Cad cher
ties without stones, or roses without
ihorns Who would win must learn 10
hear. IdleDess lies IN bed sick II The
mulligruhs. where Industry finds health
and wealth. The dog in The kennel
harks % flies toe bunting dog does not
know That they are there. gazincss
waits til TIE river is dry. ana never
gets n market.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02
South Branch Inteiligencer.
William Harper. Editor
Office. Corner Main and GroreI Los, SIS
RoMNEY, WEST vIIoISIA.


TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS oer
snnum -or TWO Doi,LARsif paid in advance.
No paper will be discontinued except ct III.
option ofthe pnb'isher until ali arrearsges have
been settled
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02
Professional Cards.

ia. g2C3T. ". gaAlL EY,
As removed to the house 80 long occupied
Z by the late Mrs. Susan Jacob Office the
enc occupied by the late :. 4. Lupton, here
he can tie found b. those Needing his serv ices
unless professionally engap,d elsewhere.
RomLcy. April 8. 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02

All how sal and vain thing is re-
gret, when too late
Favors Of every kind are doubled When
they arc speedily conferred.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02
Romney Hampshire County West Va December

TIE BALTIMORE & ONO kEpoIT--
rhe ffty-fifth an0ual report OF tie hal
i,nore 4 Ohio Raifoa3 Company was
made b, President Garrett 10 the stock.
holders on Tuesday ofl.si week. Con.
sidering the war thai has gone on tor
mooth<' between the trunk lines tue
showing Is unexpectedly favorable. =
THE earnings not only dil not fall OF
rom last year (snd last year was biy
year for the raiiroads) hut actually in-
creased SliS,l37 lG. They were SIS
i63 317 20 gross, and s.. 073, 39S ~ net.
or this amount the main stem earned
[.ross) sil.i22. 259 Sc, aud net si.si6.
Obs s.. All the branches paid n profit.
The Henpfeld earned S53.557 90 and
paid a net profit OF si.09i; tho Parkers.
burg branch earned net S72.422 ~, the
Central Ohio S22S. 26T 55; the Chicago
division Si530G9 GS, the Conneiisyillc
branch Si,l2i.i13 SIS; the Lake Erie
divisions sli2.3s5 81, and the. Straits
vile rosi 81 AIS 80.
The topusge OF the road and it's branch.
eswas c,oli.ll0tcns as against $50 597
last year. The working expenses of all
divisions were 6l.G9 per cent. OF tae
whole gross revenue. This was $50
per cent. in excess OF last year. owing
TO unremuucrative rates on potion OF
the business.
Eight hundre'l ana ilgiy miles OF track
IN the main stem aui branches east al
ibe Ohio river have been laid with steei
rail-. The passenger earnings OF the
company increased from Si,379,990 81
IN 1880. To Sl7li,922 l6 this year
The surplus fund now amounts 70 Si2,-
25S,6S0 6i.-Whceiing Miefi.yencer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02

DELrcAcY.-Girls, remember that a.
hove any other feature that aaorns the
female character, dclicacy stands fore
most within the provinces Of good taste.
Not that deiicacv which is perpetually
IN quest OF something TO lie ashamed Of,
which makes merit of blush. aud sim.
pers at the false construction its own
ingenuity has pat up3n an innocent re-
mark: THIS spurious kind OF .ielic4ev
- as TAR removed from goo feehn -
nnt GOOD sense; but the high minded
de'icacy which maintains its pure AMI
nndeviaiirg walk alike among women
az IN the society OF men, which shtink-
from no necessary duty, emil when re.
CURED, with seriousness, and kindness
OF things st which it would be ashamed
to smile or blush. Exchange.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02

ONE Nofcs all over the land aoes M
from m1thers, that SAYS, IVY daugb.
iers are so feeble aud sad. Wifh no
trergth. al ont OF breath rnd life At
Tue least cxertion. What can we Do
Tor tnem n The answer is simple and
la'l OF bore One to four weeks nse Of
iloP bi'ter' viii make them healthy
rosy spri9h,ly, AMI cheerful.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02

Statistics show that il costs the South
ern cotton Manufactured ten per cent.
less Tor his raw material than il does
his northern competitor, and that ihe
profit OF manufacturing cotton in the
South is larger than il the North. -
thence the number Of factories in The
South IS rapidly increasing. Millions
ot dollars are nov bciag expended in
the erection Of extensive factories ln
that section. The average profit or Che
southern factories last year was % per
cent. and these are dgures which tempt
northern capital.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-12-02

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05
FOREIGN NEWS,

The resu;ts of tie municipal elections ia Spsia
are. a' far IS 10 EnoYr, favorable 10 the cup.
pofters OF the ministry.
It is saii ths. Mr. Gladstone hlnseif ia on.
posed to the BeaconsGsld memorial, and that the
motion for the erection Of @ memorial was intro.
ouced ct the wIah CT tho Queen.
It il stated that mr.. Brailsuph will 80 ain en-
ter the House Of Commons and demand ihst he
be sworn fthe bill for the amendment of tho
parliamentary oaths &C. is considerably delayed.
Cirlylo'ss niece aonis TO the prass copy of
Cariyle Instructions. da.ed 1856. solemnly for.
oiodlog toe publication Ct bis "reminiscences
without tho strictest editing,
Eoveral Sheikkas who were p,esching holy
var have been arrested and brought TO Tunis.
IGe bey has returned TO the Bsrdo palace be
iieving that be >s unsafe IN his ordinary resi-
dalce.
yEo grand jury in London hss found truo
6lil against Eerr Johann Most. publisher of the
Fre!heit The socialist journal. for melting 10
murder, with rider tha. such publications arc
unfnsish, and ought 10 be vigorously dealt
with.
a duel mas tahon placo at Vesine., France,
6etWasn Sigror Mals.o, al Italian, and Nj,
FCEs, FrenchuaI-both celebrated feucin .
msstsr.-srislng froCl quarrel in the Tex cDg
school. Slgnor MIi.to WAS wounded in tho
hald and wrist,
The arres. Of Dillon wac formally announced
Ia tha Bil!l:h House Of Commons Yesterday.
Tho land iGrgus has iisuad manifesto con.
dsmniDg lie arrest. It is said thss Mr, Dillon
viii today yacst4 his ssst in the House Of Com.
MONS and that Mr. Patrick E,gsn will probably
succeed him hs member for Tipperary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-05
Ehe Ii 8rkpfS.

EtLTIAoRs, HAY 5-Virginia IS old do
deferred 20; do consolidated SJS do second az.
~ res 50; past due eoupons 96a; new 10 as 5i4
d!iag lCaslCs Flour higher and firm Howard
strae1 and Western super 5O.Sl; do extra Is
sS5; do family 537sS6 IS; City Mills super 30
AL AZ 90 extra pass; do family 5O.S6 Is; do
Whsat-Southern higher; Western bishs S.. !.
southern 80 red l24al2j; do amber 12Salal; No
we, western Winter red spot l2s3.l25S; Nav 129aa
III Jane l2O5sl2li July llG3.l.7; Aug Ia.
s stsa: CornI:on.hesn higher; Western big her
e ern mixed spot 67i hay 56s.67; june 55.55a ::
steamer cat Ca,s aruer; Western white 47,aa!
DO mixed 45sd6. Rye quiet at lis. Hay un.
f fs;s n!e1i Oenee da Mo cargoes ordinsry to
quiet at 81 10. I'iAey
NEW YORK Nay 5.-Stocks sc.ivs and buov,
W. NJ money $50. Flour qaiet and UNCHANGED.
WaesI tstc better. Corn quiet and unchsnesd
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e. s.. Senate.

u h;a he Senate wet into e ,cutl7e SESSION
yfs'trdsy, 10 addition to those names mention
cd ia the Gszette. tho following nominations
w!fc c32f!m2d b; u9suimous oouseut: Alfred
W. Sores, u. s. Marshal for Northern D:s.ric!
CT Ilircis; Sanford 4. iiuds;n, of Wisconsin,,
Associate Jas'ioa # the Supreme Cour, of d..
kots; Joseph 0. Jones, postmaster at Terre
Hsutc, lad.
Tie other rtm!as:inas On tho table, nearly
tSo hundred IN number, wsra referred to sp-
p!opriate CT mites.
"a hour CT mere wss thus consumed aud he
ScCao thea ook " to ChiDess iu ;g:ati n
treaty
4 cscrsijoO tr:ued, 10 sLich Senators Mil
LEI, CT rGll:or1ia. and uoar. Of ssschusetta,
we're tho gFiueipsI psrticira1ts, the former aG.
vcea;iI 6 tho rs:iEc,ion tf he treaty UPON the
ground CT l:a p'scGg tie sutjact CT Chinese i'm
migrs'ioG wi!hin eG:i'e contTol tere,fter,
s1c The latter crp,siDs i; with the arlumep,
ths. the uodeElylnz purpose Of 'ho treaty i;
conrary 10 the genius of American irsiiu.icpc,
end 70 the genera! doctrine Of The brotherhood
{ f msc.
Shortly befoEa sdi,urlmsat III, Senate laid
aside tho frosty SIS unfinished business fer tie
deg sEd by unanimous consent confirmed the fol.
loElrg nominations, which were reported back
from the Committees TatsIay: VIM. H.Crsig,
postmaster q. Albany. N. Y; w. E. Osborne,
postmaster a! Pits6s!d, Mass; Wm. Melleuix,
postmaster at Bristol, Tenn Thoa. f. Black,
collector OF customs for tee district Of st.
Msryg, Ga.