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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The season for black birds, reed birds, and
ortalou begins Sept. J, and great number
OF them are already flying over.
4 tarantula, from Los Angeles, CAL, the
largest and most poisonous variety OF Inc
spider species, is on exhibition at the store
Of Messrs. Summers Il Allen.
At the last term of the Fairfax County
Court the commissioners appointed to d.
vide CentrevilIe, Mt. Vernon and Dranes-
Vile districts into election districts made
their report.
The County Board of Supervisors, which
vas in session again this week, adjourned
t;ll next Thursday. They have postponed
making the annual levy till the statement
Of the Indebtedness of The county has been
completed.
The County Court, Judge James Sangster,
will meet in this city on Monday next when
the cases of George Smith, his fourth trial
for horse stealing, and be ward ana Henry
Drummond for the larceny OF belt from the
Adamantne Brick Company will be tired.
The committee appointed to arrange for
a grand reunion of the ex-Confederates
of Fairfax county, have fixed upon Inurs
dav, September Is, as the day, and Fairfax
C. RI. as the place, for the reunion. IL
expected that well-known speakers Will at
tend.
The workmen on the Washington monu
ment are engaged upon the construction
the scaiiolding for the building the pyra
mida' top. The scaf1oding has to be com
pleted and secured before work is suspend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22
COMMUNICATED.
A Romantic Wedding.

Notwithstanding the extreme heat, an
elderly gentleman and handsome young
man might have been seen going along !!
street. Washington, in the direction OF the
Clerks Office, in rapid pace yesterday about
twelve O'Clock nor did it require any pro
| nb.,ic vision TO those who looked into that
Young mans anxious face 10 know no mao
captured somebody's girl whom he wished
to bind for life. When the two returned an
hour aflcrward the young man seemeu
| much more cheerful; indeed, his counter
ance actually wore smile. He and bis
COMPANION boarded the street cars and we
concluded at once he had the proper docu-
lneuts. After leaving the cars they hurried
away to the house of Mr.. }. II. Rhodes, NO.
pa corner Of 9th and II streets, where they
assembled the stairs and entered the heautl-
ful parlor. Ere long several ladies came IN
and among the number was one who at
tracted particular attention. She was tall
and slender, with black hair, and rather
darkly complected-a regular brunette.
She wore dark lead-colored dress and a
bright red jersey, which were very becom,
ing. On entering the parlor she descended
heavily iuto large rocking chair, which
she seemed very 10th to leave. After wait
Ing about ten minutes the minister, Rev.
J. +. Skinner, OF Loudoun county, Va,
whose services had been secured ON this
momentous occasion, asked that they would
let him know when all were ready. Re
ceiviug no response, he requested the bride
and groom elect to take their respective
places The groom arose at once and took
IA commanding position, and looked earn
estly AT the pretty little girl with The red
sacque on, but she needed it not. After
waiting time with patience, he approach
ed her side, took her gently by the arm
and tried to raise her up, but all in VAIN,
Till some of the lady friends began to expos
tuate with her She then arose and stood
nj her lovers right hand; but as that posi-
ton did not suit the parson, she was mildly
requested to take the other wing. All
things being ready, the preacher made them
man and wife in less than two minutes, tor
which he received the handsome sum OF
one hundred cents and went on his way re-
jocng that everybody is not too poor to
pay the parson. The happy couple are ex-
pcctcd to return from their tour in few
days TO their place of residence, in Fairfax
county, Va. }. 1. >.
Washington, d. c., August 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

There are no new features in tho Flour or grain
markets. Wheat is fairly active with an i'm
nroved tone but the improvement is confined TO
clean sound lots, with but little disposition to
handle damp and damaged grades; 5000 bushels
were sold on change to day at Sc for good Fultz;
AZ for mixed, and 81 to SO for longberry; com
mon so; damp and damaged 60 to 50. Corn
steady and firm 400 bushels of white brought
II. Rye is quiet but steady; $50 bushels of fair
sold at 60. No Oats were sold. Produce is easy
aud in liberal receipt.
BALr1MoRE, Aug 22.-Va. SIS consolidated 80
mast due coupons 80; new 1O-4Os 31a4 do new
3, So bid to-day Cotton dull middling Io"s
Flour steady aud dull; Howard street and west.
ern super = 37a$2 rs; extra 3aS3 10; family
lass City Mills super 5Oa$3; extra 8 La
So rs: Rio Brands 4 75as4 81; Patspsco family
So rs; do superlstiye patent So 70. Wheat
Southern steady and active; western lower
and active; Southern red 9Oa92; do amber
93aa6; No l Maryland SO bid; No Western
winter red spot eSaSSss September SoRsisoR
October S95ssS9a. November 81 q bid Corn
Southern steady aud frm; Western no Offering
and no bid Southern white SASS; do yellow
64a65 Oats irregular and lower southern s.
a35: Western white 33a3o do mixed 3tla:32
Penna 32a3o. Rye easy and quiet at obaoS
HAY quiet and easy prime to choice Pennsyl
yania and Maryland 13asl6. Provisions higher
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22
Medical College Of Virginia
RICHMO
ST, JOHNS ACADEMY,

THE MILITARY SCHOOL, AT ALEXANDRIA.
The ifty-second year will begin on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER LIST, and end about the 18th of
June 1885.
The barracks on Prince street having, notwith-
standing three engagements, become too small
to accommodate the increasing patronage the
large building on Duke and Columbus streets,
erected for the old Alexandria High School, has
been leased and will be used in connexion with
them. The spacious grounds there will give
ample room for recreation and drill and the room
system will be substituted for the dormitory.
he school is finely equipped with apparatus,
cabinets library &C. and its past success is an
earnest of its future usefulness. The Principal
has had nearly forty years experience in the man
agement of boys and young men, and is aided by
young and competent assistants. The proverbial
healthfulness of Alexandria, its pure water, and
its great accessibility, cmnently lit it for school
rurp SEES.
Bo,rd aud tuition for school year, $500. Send
for Catalogue to
RICHARD L. CARNE, A. H.,
aug4-1m Principal
MISS R. L. BROADUS WILL REOPEN HER
lHl School for Boys and Girls OH MONDAY,
SEPTEM Der 10Th, at her mothers residence,
corner of Queen Il st. Asaph streets.
aug4 tsep23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

COUNTY SCHOOL BoARD,-At the meeting
of the County School Board which has Just
adjourned, the clerks Of the several districts
submitted their annual reports, showing
that after paying all outstanding warrants
against the school funds of the several dis
tricts balance would he on hand in each
district It. WAS decided to open the schools
ON the 18th of September, and run them for
nine scholastic months At the eXamina-
tion of applicants for teachers certificates
there were present sixteen applicants to I'LL
five vacancies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

HOTEL. ADMINISTRATORS House. Aug.
Ell. II. ID. Rowan and wife, Baltimore; ;
J. ~. Elder, New Orleans; J. G. Cochran
and b. Baer, Virginia; J. B. Heck, texlnG
ton, Va. Il. Coates, Westmoreland, va; n;
n Johnson. NIilboro', Va: J. Taylor, Round
Hin. Va; c. M. Martin, Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

cl and the workmen commenced opera.
ti.ns at sunrise yesterday morning, and
continued last night by electric light. The
etl:a.t upon The tall, graceful shaft was very
beautiful, it being brought out with distinct,
ness, against the dark back ground OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

and active; mass Pork SO 20. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ers and clear rib sides packed Sa11a.. Baron-
shoulders S;s clear rib sides 12': Hams - iea
1Gh. Lard refined 9ti. Enter steady Western
psck. d sal5: creamery 15a22. Eggs higher
and firm at 14al1. Coffee lirmer; XII" cergoes,
orii"arv to fair, sL,a10L.. Snga- quiet and firm;
A soft a.. Whskey steady NJ 81 ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22
EDUCATIONAL.
Opening ofthe Public Schools

The Clerk of the City School Board will he at
his office in Peabody Building for the purpose OF
issuing permits for entering the Public Schools
, which open on SEPTEMBER LIST follows: For
white children, Monday, Tuesday and Wedues-
day. September l. , and g. from . a. IN. to : p: ~
For colorcd children, Thursday and Friday. Sep
TENDER aud 5, from 8 a. N. to p. nj. Those
wishing to secure seats for their children will
please bring their city capitation tax receipts for
the year 1854. aug2O-1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

New YORK, August 22.-Stocks easier None
Dab. Cotton steady; uplants 1Oit.; Orleans II
Flour heavy. Wheat asa'sc lower. Corn t!a's
lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

For the Middle Atlantic States tnIeH'." ia;
weather and occasional showers. ioi'o"eti M
,y..tber southwest to northwest wihds. lower
t.,",.ara,rr. For MISUNDERSTANDING cooler
generally fair weather is Indicated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22
Cattle Markets.

BAITIMOhE CATTLE MARKET. Aug. IL
Sheep and Lambs.Snmr Els head have come
in since Monday AMI these have been reshipped
East Over 300 head of Mondays offerings re-
main in the pens unsold. There has been no
change in prices since Monday, and trade has
been very dull.
Hors-The arrivals since our last repaIt num-
her 697 head, and Those OH sale now in the pens
$50. The prices o Monday have been firmly
maintained, namely. 1aS;tl &c net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

There has been very little of interest in financial
circles during the week. Commercially business
ha, Lccn fair the receipts of produce, all things
considered, being large Money is in good supply
and in Baltimore loans are quoted at per cent,
while in New York = per cent is the rate on call
loans. L. s. bonds are firm. Virginia securities
arc neglected and quotations in the absence OF
actual transactions are nominal. Railroad secnri.
ties are very quiet.
lew YORK, August 22.-11 a.. m.-The stock
market after fractional decline at the opening
Le.ame strong AMI buoyant, Union Pacific was
again the feature and rose to oGtl on heavy trais
actions. Northwest rose to 100 st Paul to $50
Pacific Mail to 81, and Western Union to G9i2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22
MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. AUGUST - 1884.
,uu rises ....... I. 30 SnE sAts... Il III
.iIlED
Srhr Ida A Bull,rl. Portland, By American
Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

CISciNSATI Hoo MARKET. August 2l.--Hogs
firm couluon and light ,laSG 30; packing and
butchers Coast 90; receipts $50; shpfaents
300;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

CHICAGO, August 22--On change at LILO
NJ, Wheat was unchanged To Sc lower. Corn !.
lower. Oats Ac lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

CHICAGO August 22-On change at LILO i
NJ, Wheat was unchanged To Sc lower. Corn ut
lower. Oats Ec lower.
RICHMOND MARX EFT August 21.-This market
in sympathy with others is quiet. The demand
for Flour is light aud prices weak. Receipts o,
Wheat large. the offerings to-day reaching nearly
$4,000 bushels with sales of white at Soa'o
miXed ut 7;aS5 longherry ut Ioa!', and short
berry at 72aS4. About ! 900 bushels OF Corr,
offered but no sales reported. Sales OF very good
mixed Oats at :5Jc.
LYSCHBURG MARKET. August 2l.-Ihe mar
ket is very quiet. Flour dull and prices weak
Wheat in slightly better enquiry, but prices
down, the quotations heng from 10 to ~. Corn
in light demand ut GSaI2. Rye and Oats quiet
aud quotations nominal. Receipts of Tobacco not
as large as last week and the quality is not as
good.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET August 2l.-Ihe
market is quiet Flour dull at ) otas' o. Us 10
brand. Wheat coming in pretty freely and quoted
ut 75a90: Corn Coats; Rye and Oats nominal.
BALTIC SUGAR AMI COFFEE MARKET. Aug. Il =
Sugars-The market for raw Sugars holds III q"ie
tone all round. and there seems 10 bo al almost
total absence of business. Holders, however DO
not press their stocks, and express ana appear 10
have confidence. Quotations for the present are
about nominal, say 47.a5c for fair refining.
Grocery grades Of New Orleans sell for Oao Y !:
centrifugal 7lea7a. Refined Sugars are quiet
and steady at our quotations. Cut loaf 1876; for
crushed 75s; for powdered Tl4; for graduated
: =: soft &c, yellow 3LiaG.
Cotfrc-1he tone of the market has improved
and buyers of small invoices have been conpeileu
to pay lsal.c advance on previous figures the
market closing firm. The business was Sale OF
= 500 bags at 90. a10 cts There were no sales at
the Exchange to day. We qnote Rio invoices rs
follows: Ordinary at 9Ei cents; fair at lol4 cts;
good at 10t. cts, and prime ut II cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

Chicago CATTLE MARKET. Aug. 2.-liogs-
Best grades firm: rough packing COAST 30 ;
packing and shipping ioa$5 9o light . GOA
ST 60; skips 1 :,naS5 90. Cattle, fortified
firm: others lower: export grades & IoaS1 good
To chuire shipping j 1NaS6 80; common to me-
dunn 1 21aS5 40; rough Cattle slow and 1oal DC
lower Shcep-Market weak and lOa2Oc lower ;
inferior to fair 2aS:. medium 10 good 3aS:' 90 :;
choice to extra ; 7.'a$l 10: Lambs, per head,
las, 30; Texas Sherp , oOaS3 %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

NEW YORK CATTLEMARKET Aug. 21.-Beeves-
Only 70 Cattle mainly bulls, received; no trad,
ing; dressed Beef dull at Tisalol4c per Id for
native sides, and 5iga7 IL for Texas do. Sheep
Market dull and Depressed, aud scarcely more
than one half of the offerings could be sold even
at the lowest prices Of the SEASON ordinary to
good Sheep sold at 3 :25aS4 so per 100 lbs ordi;
nary to good Lambs: LASS so, including several
car loads of fat Canada Lambs, 70 lbs average,
ut So and number Of lots of fat Kentucky do
at 81 so Hogs Small lunches of State Hogs
sold alive at 25aSG 30 per 100 lbs; no West
ern Hogs offered alive steady feeling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

nARKER's HAIR BALsAh AND GINGER
TONIC, Durangs Rheumatic Remedy, Ana
kesis, sure cure for Piles, Reads three minute
cure for Hssaafas Too.bache Drops are to be-
found at IN 81 $500.
noy12 90 NIns e.-oo..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-22

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. August 2l.-Ihe
market is quiet. Flour dull at ) 5t,aS" 49, US TO
brand. Wheat coming in pretty freely and quoted
Mt 75a9O: Corn Coats; Rye and Oats nominal.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
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GaysTs NY af iss ~ ~ Yssa q iiS wv au3ys ,s,
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1t5ae sy5 iii.03 NbF S6b i, gif fs WI Nh rafysTgs
W. R6sy giss '"' '''0o' on''' oi'' ie'oO 'a' s'
wetes a,i.t,.as 81, sttTF5E ga,t w 'lsss,i
STf faiS4Esfl TG.iIi s,'be4si VI psf'tf WIZ
ttHsgT'3}g. sTS liil tgi'i:sa igFs
sfS5ffl 5Astss .4a Alilla-j AGES b4l st|f GsIs.s
tbia aa.e ase i Ga i'isa slsria i ia. ia.s sH' 9
EaHgFsis, 49, afIi''al, es. la,a' a 4sssllI
ailt si,fs9 sisia sfa sfe3a g43i 5,,a,qI. ,, sS5ia
s4 y 81 1''ess lesa. lda honi .aasat sss s ~
vsst Wheat @s y aIsea 's sns g" &ss. e' g q ps; S
Minnesota Blazers ~ qoas. %; Faisa,s q o0s sl0s
" wses siso p sass 5ocs@or s
5s997ay 7 T. '9sSS3 eosSs AZ sh % as
closing q so ss.a 10 30, ecas2 sprsss gs fi,s7seSS
s$e J%p%aIy 5i'.sssa sio.nssi 3 g.
81 ~ oats sale. rangei no 2ia store Nominal = 5s
aay ssse Rys steady ai 55. Barley ar9Sr SSSSss.
e. sSt i S sss sons nsed a ca: 81 10 = Fss%aa
80 ,5a 80 81 cio:ias At SS5ssISP7a darGn siilS
50 g 10 closing g 81 o. "a q s January ses3S
tee@ oner - q Ssl s snort ~ S IS So
50 6O Short Gear s0Oa-o -. Receipts-Flour 1900
9sSo s 5a'6 SO rvs 100 % bush, Harley 100 shon:ns
S@sR SasR. OATS i0O0' Ou'h i'' 0'' '"' ''''' 4'0"
DETROIT Dec 97wnsat sal ~ Wsse gs h. casa .se
SS !. y.e qStsNo issoj Sas White Soa No. 2S@ s
MILwArkge Dec; 27.FIour hrm a1i Unclaimed. Wheat
Reected37 a59c Oats sleay No whits The Rye lrn
d fS 24 &C. HfsS rss,Sn %os 5PFH Ms, d & 81 so 80 ' ~.
and December SO 80, January Laii-lrms steam 81 0S
eec Hogs, 50 Sroei g, Rectlgso FIagr, loooO 6bl.;
q '0do obs Wheat 10 900 oa,h barley 5000.
PnILADgLPaA. Dee 97-Flour- Rather steadler no do
e manG waits snspe Of TT e ome % 10 n
sppe - 2las2 90 do Extra, ~ oOGti9l 'elasylvssa
4 a. 6eawars Fanny s. q ~ 90 Winter WSest patsas
q aS 6 92 wgat s@7 s ass sa nsSs a
si ac 80 PennsyIyshia Rcd s7c No Red December 80
.sy Od neS%s %as No. Mse as 49, Do in es% s
port elevator offered AZ ss se@@e. o "a N9 & Se9g c qSSss
I45 YsSg %;" ray ssa sta,s &
Marsh ie ~ e 6asoCsr os arn elclei whis slsi
mob White Ss 5i No. White - sf2i 81 ~ no. Mhis
a5ei March, 81 a.asbiae, Receipts Flour sooO eblu
shpnont1-wheaL 81 OOO busni Cora ssolO bushi osts
6OOO Dish.
~ LOUIS Dec 97,oFoar .ts,iy an alsna'g,l gess,
January ~ 74ei tebuiaIy sio Nay ~ '9Ia , iai
aSi''e aeS i5,s o.i, dai ,,,,a 'a ,i,S a.'.S!,ls
live lull a. 40 nifthf " tiArt Vhnt ~ p0sl.h
nntier esg, steady ani nnehinso fiat 1fa steady
at tlsp. iiy qnln aii nnnhnsni Wan ltn a. % Pr
hG turn Mrl staaiY at " 30 NhlsAY ffntiY a. 81 =
Pork ~ / SO, nnhmeit, ions r'lf ti ~ Hhnft hp
ION aui short tlrif fI 10 l4tl niN ~ fsp"fl ~
npfrnlas Hour Inll hblai whnib fupl husit tpih
HiuO1 bisl Oil. 1000 biih I've, lOll biah Harley
nOl bush siupHani.a -Four 5000 bNfI WI A. tlll
buaii corn. ,dO1 bnaL Vha 1000 bufh IVA L9D
BUSH Harley. 1000 bush
-.r- SPIRITS or fuUrENttVN
CrAntt-tov bee - -tmnrntno sietiy ~ asa. bh.
fAvAysAn noc ~ -tutprntinH snhy M lt,
MuN.afOy Doc ~. Infpehtina hrn 40 3Hh
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEVEs- Receipts were 10 cara Of 5Ol head al TO 6Oh.
at ano guel To fy slaugteiei- 10 'ie "i any
i,o IN i've limited trade IN Dressed Bect
Sus reIOrted at une hanged prices -, -, -
day 81 cattle the Canada by T. G.
Ioston and u the Canada and tcasslt 32J quUicis or
Rel and ~ car Mutton by Joseph Eastman Also
te Ct OF hicago sas with bB quar,cs OF Beef ana 40
Dressed rigs sherman & Gi'let . ..,., . ,
tAVFS-A few Live aves were r'ceYed az bbthSt ana
WasIugton Market Tut limited business was done
ohud m, and cheap of Poultry operates unfdyor
ary IN n market ior rcssed caves ana WIN hEht &c
II ana Irc,s a / g barely maintained -, ,.,e.
-ITi.Lp AND LAMBS.-Receipts were Il cars or t2Oi
bcsI-i3 ca COh--t. and cars at Jcr,ey tiy lota
or Inc 3-2t head against a. - helu last week
eas cr for nearly all grades OF stock ordinary 10 Prime
S"rci soid ri 3la 40 and carload o.
IiaIv Vestern at &c. while for carload OF fNta ONO
Wethers l42 N AVERAGE. Mr. D. liarrinet n pau j. T.
S,disr 90 ba.c Fair prne Lambs sold az 1N@ sci
and ono arload Fancy states fed D.N Ne"cOmO Oi
Wlitney's Point, brought tc. , ,o. ..,,... 49,.
"soic. iudd s Buckinghaul fold: 1873 chicago sheep
l0i n at &c; 300 Bunao do ~ d. at o@c 30 IL" o. 10
Newton Gnlet sold. iil oh Lambs 81 TO- at Cci -
+ \ udcock sold: 297 Buia0 sheen, - N a. ic. ,so
Iume y Mullen soldi lH canada mb- 10 at oNc ~
Western sheep o2 m at &c; 2+O do ~ ID at SIC ana %
sni9 S u ~ q se, soa. l4O Western sheep 10 o. a. Sc
Ai4 do S, B al c 22a do 80 n 5*' ~ sA'e 40 - D
walsh Kirby 4 Co. tod. Isl siao amhs st 10 ei ~ &c
J. l. Sadler 4 Co sold 1876 Ohio sh.ep ttxra ~ y IN at
&c 90 do "a m At iisci 20 do. II m AT 5Ne 100 h''
tucky do 10 10. at 4Ac, - - 81, q ,ot hoad-
20 cars I'll Jersey y and - cars ~ ilihsL l9la io ns
w,eE 90 heat AGAINST $500 head last wcek' VVits
duli ana rlnllly shade lower at si2o@f' oo'
reported
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
Naai.
rnrroN ,LAnKrrs-nY rrLE1nArn

rOrrON NAnKETS-DY rELEgRApH
GALVESTON Iec ~. Cotton nrmi Middling lONlO Low
siIUtug aAl.9lDi DrlhlrE 10 net nnd Rio' 'ioPtI
lIO b4es Exports 10 Great Britain '0DS baesi '''' ''i
t4vI,sN. Usc zI-Coiton -tenlyi MlldlnG lOA Lov
giudnr III tlbOi Or nlrg V1i nft ani gtOsi receipts
8oUo 4ol Ap1ua 20 iho tonilenh hsi laie' O""''""o
bilea. 4tln 600 Ni0t. stpC4, lif iarA
NEN.UWEAY.. hrc. 2f.-tOuon lun. IiidlnN lU2. 10"
Mdlnp iu4 Good prhatgy q " lkpnil u NltA hiunni
gfy LA.si o Trance 0Ofi hulesi % ne continent in.!
toastWIs, ssl BALE n't fee NJ tgy !cH eioa1 villa
baiea s.ts, d coo bales, sl0cs, 4lj,d4s bAea
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
cholce Yorners 8. gssa io pa,ehera or,t.. !. .,..A

Pies, ~ goa ~ 20 WV
CniciGo Dnc 2i.--fn Dr)s,rf y,VtR r,poris osnu.
Receipts 3sW hsl Snpn,ltt 10 - harsst 49,
t,Oml u Cioco siDDing 20 lO0sJ 6J Con non L, Mss
81 yDa ~ DUi fcTini. ~ 2oAttO 10 ""n
UJ7s- grncDts y5ODJ irtt sriDnaltt SOMA, ,s....
dull Rough PscEiDg o. uOpH 20 Pscsilr and shcnsny
81 2Oas t5 LighL ~ f0as 30 SKIP. rs UOasi 1o''"G
Sheep necciptl l.UDD sIipnonta BDD tnarks s<.s.
Inferior % .gilr ~ 1921 aQ Medium . Uooi, sssaX
ass ~, t'hJlce % Extra ~ lJ1tt 10 VIZ
~ fOui8 Doc 2I.--ta,us-Rcccipts. 90. shpms,,s
100 No supply ani nothing done. ''|
duti W g5asJgt Fair % choles :, s5s,i 90 As
81 10, rasSlng q iOlbu s5 iioasy, "a 5Jau 40 ~'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, Dec. @s-p. IN.
Tho mining stock market last week was dull and void
~ any feature other than the sharp decline Tor Horn
Silver from - Ii 10 -. This stock furnished more ilah
Que third of The weeks total transactions which
amounted to y Isl shares Uor live days. against obO'2
shares for tho preceding lu week
SALESAT THE YEWRORT ViWyG ErOHAVSE
NEW-IoRN Dec 20, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
,,vr srocn NAnKrr-nY rELrdRArn

ptvt .o pee 27-Crts- -Reoslot, todW 3 helt total
ior wees thus lfr $500 head ior - no ie M91~
Good 10 noe stoe ~ % 81 ~; StocAcs Ahi fee'ef'
StssS ~nccept,to toity GOo heat tp'u qr ve'x ~, hr
81 900 head r s,no tine isi Wet JlQ het fol'lih9i
tttntrb ear. market ala ml unUhaggeN Mcdldh 10
UuO ~ 1ati tD canada Limhs io ula - 49,, ,, o..
Hogs-ieecpt8 tllty t5lo hNli NlN ipf NeeN V.sl lAL
5l uI hsad lor Va ae ne lait et, ih!Ql heat on!l
aligned through l3i cars mafzet hAcuso AMI lower "ooi "
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Norh Rit.r. Vessels ani i,sliroads
NEW. Youk Dee. 90, 1894.
shNEHAh MAHRhf RbPDRf
Nfx.f8RR. y pe,H9sf 81 isst

tbttrt siet hi3 aue. aHH HiifiN7iit nhehtNsft fat
arll aFE shilF W tg3s ise8bAi' aga !i Asit si
ti'Hl s.ilis5lf; NaEg Ne 8fp AiiasfysaNiei. gAA
AiNt sie4F caias M 8i haas igH.es aN ih if4's ~
h9f ~ Yftanf s,ee ri i.le ikf ilieffs " ''',s
iNlIDN -Spli lHlaN luil an airAif 40 NnehsAsa' P'l
ges saits haf nfggel q4 EgHl.ses @' Iisoi a4lt1i
this DAY ia, week and 936lh AstFsar
THO aaliauens ac.lrai 10 The American ei4'Hnel'lan
New-York tribune., 1884-12-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


!
Iovroy Dec 27.-l2:3O p. m.-Unitcl States Four Per
CcEtHoads III = DO FOurand IL ~ Per Cent onis Ii34
,,nr ana Great western FIRST Mortgage Trustees Ger
flGcars 81 r. Ede II 4 do second COnsps %; NcW-l0rk
Cenfral -. Illinois Central II i; Pennsyvanla 33lt
RelGns Mexican Ordinary, iOi4 81 Paul Common ~
Tsrs aiices quote Three Per Rentes 7s franc,
50 cent!ucs for the account.
u Atlantic and Grea, Western First Mortgage Trus
tees Crtilcates B.; Erie second tOnsos 5l NewN0r%
Coutra $50; Pennsylvania, j25 Reading os Mexican Or
GiulIy fri2 ,.- , ,-.... -
ne fc9nonfsf this week says Tho rate Of discount Cor
hank hills 6n days months j. a. Per cent and for
Trade bi,ls. 80 dars 10 three ponths 4ls Der cent
The bullion gone into tho Bank oi tnslanu on
balance fOtiav j. Lli.OOn ..
Ihe bullion Bank OF England has decreased i3jSi3
during the past week. ,-,.,..
Ie prp6 o. of tie Bank OF ENGLAND reserve 70 liability.
which last weok 4Ols per cent 10 now 81 1915 per
,..,- d.
HrnLiy Dec 27-The statement o The imperial Bank OF
to 1867 90 10
Paris adycs quote Three Per Cont Kene, AZ io francs
no ceutlllcs lOT Tie account.