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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-14

PHILADELPHIA IS watching with in
serest the operation Of the High Lii
cense law which closed thrce-fourths of
its saloons June l.
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INpIANA wANTs GRAy.

1EfAt wy tftN AANh-
eeived with Cheers.
Phe historians Of Eu
rope he said,describeo
t3elgiuuE as 4 battle;
ground OF all the groa'
wars that transpired
retwe IN European no
lions. IL came from
the political baitlt
field Of the United
States-IndiaEa- LAp-
plause. 7 Who would
Inquire how went the
battle in any Stat6.
except in Indiana and
a couple of Northern
,Statesg Who would
ask how went Illinois
or Ulliof That was
predetermined: " hC
would ask how ragged
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Let no MISTAKES 90 made at this time-mfs!
takes are crimes. II YOU but do your duty, II
you but give the people what they expect esr,
ties. instead Of Just commencing, will
be practically ended. For the great electo-
raj and popular maiorities which Cleveland
and Thurman VIII surely receive at
the polls VIII be a revelation even 10 ourselves,
AS representatives Of the Democracy OF the M
ton we have duty 10 perform. We must
nominate,the man the people have already nom
iaRted. We have but 10 inGorse the popular
verdict. No less viii be acce ptei at your hands.
Let no consideration Of PERSONA friendship or
glamour OF lbc.lity influence yo'lr action. Per
soDai friendship can not pc repaid by nomina-
tiQn where great partys interest and future
are at stake. No trinrng with great concerns OF
State shoGla be tolerated; no expressIot Of
When the sovereign people speak they must be
taken, The man Of the Nation, not .hA man Of
the State, must be nominated. ss.
Nominate Allen q. Thurman. Nominate him
by reclamation. Let il not be said that one
single Democrat in all this great Union fail in
this great testimonial TO the greatest american
OF his day, the nobiest breathing man tFoH
American soil fit consort in the temple Of fame
eur institution. whose sacred DUST lie calmly
sleeping beneath the sods OF Mount Vernon.
Monticello and the Hermitage awaiting the
dedication of our National Pantheon"
PATTERSON NOMINATEs BLACK.
When Colorado was called. Thomas NJ.
Patterson addressed the convention, stat
ing that he had been selected to present
for Che Vice Presidency. but Mr.. Blac,y's with
drawal left nothing 20 do but leave the Ques-
ton OF the Vice Presidency III the hands If the
cor%entisn with Mr.. Blacks declaration IL its
possession
Mr.. Piggott. of Couneoticit seconded Thur
mans nomination IN behalf Of mo Ststes and
then Indiana was called.
INDIANA WANTS GRAY.
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invocation Secretary
Prince read the names
of the temporary on
GERS of the convention
as follows: William
S. NJ. White, OF Cali
fOrnia, for chairman ;
for temporary secre-
tary, +, o. Prince; as
sistants, Leop Of d
Straus, of Alabama; Il,
J.. Bennett, Of Nebras
lSa,and Hon. Thomas l..
Bennett The reading
secretaries were then
named as follows: NJ.
TprgaF-s = II ffn,~r
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-14
JAMES FREEMAN cLaRKe DEAD.

The Great Divine Expires After short
IIInesS-Sketsh of His Life.
BoSTox. June 9-TeV James Freeman
c .arke. the well known Unitarian divine,
died Friday nir,t at his residence IN
Jamaica Plain. aged = years Although
he had been in poor health for two years
or more his condition was not considered
dangerous until within a few weeks HIS
death resulted from complication of dis
eases
IRgv games Freeman Clarke was born in
Hanover. & H., April & islo. He came from
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and when the New York delegation presented
Daniel Dougheriy TO make the speech naming
Cleveland the great hail rang with cheers,
which were prolonged for nearly minute, I'M
til Mr.. Dougherty mounted the platform, when
II was redoubled. AS soon as he could be heard
he said:
DOUGHERTYs ELoQUESCE.
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-Mormons elders are still industri-
ously working in some Of the Southern
States to make women converts. not
withstanding the efforts that are made
to exclude them
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rHrRMAN NrMINATFb.

The Secretary announced that Allen q.
Thurman, of Ohio lapplause, Isaac =. Grays
OF Indiana fgreat applausel, and John G. Black
of Illinois Igreat appiausel had been put IN
nomination for the office Of Vice President.
The roll OF the States was then called with the
following results
Alabama-Black, /: Gray, 4; Thurman, IS.
Arkansas-Thurman, Il. Calfornia-Thurman,
10: Colorado-Black, 6. Connecticut-Thur-
man, - DeIaware-Thurman, 81 Gray, 3.
When the State of Florida was called the
chairman OF the delegation said: FLORIDA
meets California half Nay and gives her votes
for that highest type Of American citizen, Allen
G. Thu man. Cheers.l Georgia-Gray, II;
Thurms n, T. IllinOis-Black, Il; Gray, II;
Thurman 10. Indiana-Gray, 80. Iowa was
passed at the request of its chairman. Kansas
Black. ,; Gray 2; Thurman, u lCheers:
Louisiana Thurman, IS. Maine-Thurman,
u. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, &C. Massachusetts
Thurman, IS; Gray; 2; Black l. Michigan
Black, 3; Thurman, %. Minnesota-Thurman.
10; Gray, /. Mississippi-Thurman, IS. Mis-
soI,ri-Ciray, 4: Thurman. =. Nebraska-Gray,
Observation-Disclosures s. New Jersey-Thur-
man, is. New York-ThLrman, q. [Enthusi-
astic applause and cheers North Carolina
Thurman, e. Ohio-Th lrman, IS; Gray. l..
Oregon-Thurman, 6. Pcnnsyivania-Thur.
man, 60. L9reat applause.l Rhode Island
Tennessee-Thurman, 81. TeXas-rhurman,
So Vermort-Thurman, $. Virginia=Thur-
man. p. West Vlrg na-Thurman, II.
When the State of Wisconsin was called every
delegate in the hall arose. and then began a
scene which rivaled the uprOar of Wednesday
when Mr. Cleveland was nominated. Every
body produced a red bandana and every
Delegate Taylor, of Indiana, attached an enor-
nous bandaua TO the gudOn of the Indiana
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a subcommittee on HESRY wATrERsON.
the tariff plank was appointed. OF which Mr..
WattersOn was again made chairman.
The Committee on Organization held a meet
ing and decided that General 2. A. COLLINS. OF
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TRIBUTARY RESOLUTIONS.
cALIFoRN1A NAvEs rHrRNAN.

The resolutions sll having been disposed Of
the convention proceeded TO the nomination Of
o candidate for Vice President. When Cali.
fornia was called in the list OF States, Mr..
Tarpey was introduced, and proceeded to nom
mate Allan G.. Thurman, of Ohio. MIR. Tarpey
spoke as follows:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN: This
Is indeed a most nIeasant amLN Mhch. Through
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THIRD DAYS SESSION.


ST. LOUIS. June s-Before the convention
was called 10 order most OF the State banners
were adorned with bandanas.
The convention was called TO order by CHAIR
man Collins at 1888 O'Clock with nearly all the
delegates in their seats
After the PRAYER the reading OF the platform,
which was presented by Wstterson. as the
unanimous decision Of the committee was done
by Reading Clerk Petit, OF the House OF Repre-
seutatiyes. Every syllable was heard through.
out the large hail. and there was good deal
OF cheering as the reading progressed
The following is the full text OF
THE PLATFORM;
The Democratic party Of the United states
in National convention assembled, reneWs the
pledge Of its fidelity 70 the Democratic faith
and reafirms the platform adopted BY It's re p
reseptatives in The convention Of 1854. and IN
dorses the views expressed by President Cleye-
land in his last earnest message TO Congress as
the correct Interpretation OF that platform upon
the question Of tariff reduction; and also IN
dorses the Efforts Of our Democratlc represen-
cessive taxation.
Chief among its principles OF party faith
OF free aud fndestruetible States. now about
to enter upon its second century Of unexampled
progress and renown. devotion 70 plan
OF government regulated oy VIZ
ten constitution strictly specifying
every granted power and expressly re-
serving 10 the States or people the entire IN
granted residue OF power. the encourage me
OF a Jealous popular vigilance, directed 70 al
who have been chosen for brief terms 10 enact
and execute the laws. and are charged with the
duty Of preserving peace, ensnring eenality ana
establishing justice.
HThe DenseT9ue party welcome an exsesins
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SECOND DAYS SESSION.

Y. A. COLLINS estimated only Oy nun
dreds OF thousands. Wild enthusiasm was
evoked everywhere by the display Of Thurman
bandanas among the marchers.
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key TO the situation is Indiana. challenge
every candid man to say what name can bring
as many votes to the Democratic ticket as
Isaac L. Gray" lGreat cheers
Gray's nomination was seconded by Messrs.
Cox, of Georgia, and Settle, of Kentucky,
while that OF Thurman was Endorsed by MessTs.
Dryden, of Missouri; Green, OF New Jersey;
Dorsey. OF Nevada; Raines. OF New York; Daw-
son, OF South Carolina; Thompson, of Ten
nessee; ThrUckmorton, of Texas, and Daniel,
OF Virginia.
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DVUNHEkIN LLUQUhNLH.
Il greet You, my countrymen, with fraternal
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Brief biographical Sketches ofthe Careers
of Grover Cleveland. the Nominees Tor
President the Democratic Ticket
and Allen G.. rhurman5 GEsdidste for
Vfce-PreSIdenf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14
received MEDICINAL.

FINE PHoToGRAPHs.-We have received
from the studio of Mr.. George S. Smith CO.
pies of Photographic views of the various
local organizations that participated in the
pare IS here ou the 221 of FebTusry last.
The views are six in number ard comprise
those Vi the Alexandria Light Infantry, St.
Johns Cadet, the Hydraulion Columbia
aud Relief FIRE companies and view Of The
procession "a it marched up Prince street
TIE work is done In the best style of the art
and its execution and fnish reflects the
highest credit upon the skill of Mr.. Nara
m0ce the operator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14
OFFICIAL.

AN ORDINANcE for putting dowD curbstone and
paving cutters from the intersection of COu NJ
bus and Queen Streets on Queen street, to he
east side of Alfred street, aud for the assesj-
ment of the cost thereof and the collection Of
the same under the sd section of the city char.
ter.
Section l. Be it enacted by the City Council of
Alexandria, That the Committee on Streets arc
hereby authorized and directed to put down curb
stone aud pave the CUTTERS on Queen street from
the western intersection of Columbus snd Qaeen
streets to the east side of Alfred street
Section 9. Be it further ordained, That an as
sessmsnt shall be levied upon the property owners
on said street. as described in this ordiaance, to
wit: two thirds (2a) of the cost of putting down
said curbstone and paving said cutters to be
paid By the owners of real estate fronting on said
streets to be charged upon the basis of frontage.
Section 3. Be it further ordained. That when
said curbstone shall have been put down and said
cutters paved as provided for in the 6rst section
of this ordinance the superintendent of Police
and the Clerk of the Common Counc.l shall pro
coed withcus delay to carry out the provisions Of
an ordinance amending and rcordaining secti. n
% of chapter 5 Of the ordinances of the city of
Alexandra, 1874, passed May 18th, 1886.
Section T. Be it further ordained, That as said
Gu bstoae is put down and said cutters paved the
Auditor is authorized TO draw warrants from time
to time upon the City Treasurer for such sums as
msy be required to pay for putting down eaid
curtSt0ne ana paving sAlu CUTTERS, anu SuucleHI
sum of money for such purpose is hereby appro-
Pristed
Section s. This ordinance shall be in force from
its passage
Passed Com mon Council April 10, 1888.
JOHN r. SWEENEY, President.
Passed Board of Aldermen April 10 1883.
w. Fl. MARBURY, Pres. pro tenn.
Approved April II, 1888.
E. E. DoWNHAM, Mayor.
T.s+a JAMES r. CATION, Clerk c. c.
AN ORDINANCE to permit the Baltimore United
on Comn,nvp to erect within certain limits of
the CITY a warehouse for storage Of oils, &c
Section l. Be it ordained by the City Councii OF
Alexandris. That the Baltimore United Oll
Company" be- aud it is hereby. permitted ana au
thorized to Greet upon any lot acquired by u
within the limits hereafter specified brick ware
house with the roof constructed entirely OF IRON
to be used for the storage of refined illuminating
oils in tight iron tanks and for the storage Oh inc
barrels and other necessary materials ana sup
niles used in the operations of the said company
Provided, however. That the privilege herein
Granted shall extend only to such lots as lay
north of Cameron street and west of Faye:te street,
and shall not be construed to authorize tine cree
ton of more than one such warehouse within tile
city limits. f-u, $40
Passed Board Of Aldermen April 10, 1888.
VIII. MARBURY, Pres. pro tenn.
Passed Common Council April 10, 1888:
JOHN T. SWEENEY, President.
Approved April -, 1855:
Tsste: JAMES 3. CATION, Clerk G. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14
INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS {,
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The Jonadabs of this city last night visited
the fair in Washington being held by that
order.
To-day has been decidedly March-like
the wind blowing gale and the atmosphere
being filled with dust.
Mr.. Henry Badgley died at his residence
fever, in the 50th year of his age.
Mrs. Amelia Johnson, widow of the late
Lewis Johnson of Fairfax county, died at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. M. E
Rouzee, Falls Church, on the 3Oth ult., aged
70 years.
While at work at Messrs. Aitcheson &
Bros planning mill to-day, Mr.. Samuel
Markell had one of his fingers 30 badly cut
that it bad to be amputated. DR.. Powell
performed the operation.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
threatens that if Washington resists the
grant to it of the privileges which it asks
under the Farwell bill it will do the freight
business of the city at the Virginia end OF
the Long bridge.
In the House of Representatives yesier-
day Gen. Lee presented the petition of An.
gus Med Green administrator of Mrs, Mary
Guinn, of Culpeper county, requesting ref
ereuces OF his claim for property taken dur
ing the war by United States troops to the
Court of Claims.
Mr. Henry Beach while shooting jack snipe a
few days ago killed milk white woodcock in tho
marsh near the Poor's House lane Such bird
hiss rarely been in this vicinity, and it is to
be sent to the Smithsonian Institute
The horses attached to tho milk wagon Of Mr..
Goings, OF the county, ran away on upper King
street to day and, colliding with another team,
smashed things generally beside creating general
confusion in the ncighborhood.
As will be seen by notice elsewhere the firm
of Jameson & Cochran, commission merchants of
this city, has dissolved. Mr.. Jameson will con-
tnue the business.
Dr. A. Cockerell, brother of Judge B. H. Cock
erell, of Fairfax county, died in Alexandria, La,
on Thursday last
President Cleveland yesterday evening visited
the works of the National Brick Company. be
tween Wellington and this city.
Numerous brush res were seen last night on
the Maryland hills and in the country below this
city.
The gallery of the NJ. E. Church South which
was closed last Sunday will hereafter be open.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

OPERA HoUsE.-The entertainment to be
given at the Opera House next Tuesday
night, by Golden Light Lodge, I. o. G. T.
will be pleasant affair. Among the fea
lures are Prof. Springstein, the Drummer
Boy" Messrs. Champion and Been. banj oists
and Prof. Bond with his guitar. Singing,
recitations and readings will be given by
some of the best talent of Washington and
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

MIR. CoRCoRAN's PERSONAL ESTATE =
Messrs. Anthony Hyde and Chas. M. Mat.
thews, executors of the estate of the late
VIM. w. Corcorau. yesterday made their re-
turn to the Washington probate court. plac.
ing the appraised value of the personal es.
tate at 1907 ,1l3 03. Of this amount $685.
924 90 is in money, 1924, $50 40 in good and
secured debts, and $780, OBS 60 in what ia re-
garded as bad debts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14
The Most Agreeable

As we'll as the most effective method of dis
peliing Headaches, Colds, and FeVers, OF
Cleansing the System, is by taking rev
doses of the pleasant California liquid ffuit
remedy. Syrup of Figs. E s. Leadbeater g
Bro, agents, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

FIsH.--Since yesterday about $50, 900 her.
ring and ,200sha have arrived at Fishtown.
Herring sold at from So 90 to 81 25 per tn Gus
and sbad at from IS to s1S per hundred
and rock and perch at 25 to 300 per bunch.
The receipts of to-day were the largest of
the season, notwithstanding which, on &C
count Of the cool weather, prices were
hiphar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

POLICE REPoRT.-L,st night was clear
aud cool till about o'clock when il BEGAN g
cloudy. There was one lodger and one pr
oner at the station houee.
The MAJOR this morning disposed of the
following cases:
young man from Washington, arrested
by officer Henry for being drunk on the
street, WAS released OF condition that he
leave he city ut once.
A young man, charged with disorderly
conduct on King street last night, bad his
case continued ill Tuesday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14
CANDIDATES.

nor COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY Ie-
h speetfnlly announce myself candidate for
Conmonweaith's Attorney for the city of Ae3an-
dria. subject to the primary election. -
ap14 tpe 9oLlaN ": o00l.
rop COMMISSIONERS OF THE REvENUE-1
resoectfully announce myself candidate for
reelection to the Office of Commissioner OF the
Revenue subject to the democratic primary elec
I Aesen'' fan13 tpe1 GEORGE DUFFEY.
To THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA, "a.
respectfully announce myssll can sa1,h,e
ior subject to the action of the democratic
primary. rroN.pD MARBURY.
ap12 to LC0l N .,--D
~o TEewT- lens OF ALEXANDRIA, Va
Ie,pectfully announce myself canaioate
for re election to the Office Of City sergeant' sup
iect to the action of the democratic Primasly;r u
ap12te H. 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

PERSONAL Mr.. Robert Portner has re-
moved with his family to Manassas FIR the
summer.
Raw Luther R. Dostt, the recently APP
pointed pastor Of the NJ. P. Church, arrived
here TO day aud will occupy the pulpit Of
that church tomorrow morning and night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

CALLS DECLINED. Rev Carter Page, of
Christ (Episcopal) Church. Goresvile, Lou
doun county. has declined the call to h
church in Essex county, as we'll as the one
to Markham, Fauquier county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

For this section colder, fair weather, winds be.
c.ming light TO fresh northwestcrly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

:. NEW SUMNER REsoRr.-It is understood
taf' number Of gentlemen of Washington
aaSe purchased from Mr.. Stacy Il. Suowden
Il, Wa aefss Of the Collingswood estate, below
s sa.s city, Ehich they will at once commence
s''oe up as = summer resort The gentle
leu have also purchased steamer, the
yw,Ofence, which they will run between
Washington, this city and their new resort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

CHICAGO. April Ii. IL a. m.-At this hour the
Nav option is quoted as follows Whsst 19e:
Corn 58A; Oats 80 5 IS; Pork Sii 374a; Lard
81 75s7 77lb; short ribs 81 37ib
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

NEW YORK, April Id cotton quiet uplands
9s,: Orleans 97s; futures opened and closed
steady. Flour quiet and firm Wheat heat higher ni
stronger at So 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE stock market was
quiet but rather heavy at the opening this morn
ing, most of the list being slightly lower. The
declining tendency was soon checked, however,
and prices over the entire list advanced though
the gains were for slight fractions only. Late in
the hour, however, a heavy tone appeared and
some little reaction occurred but ct II o'clock
business wa1 worry duh and steady st small frac
tions better than the opening figures Richmond
aud West Point was among the most active stocks
and there was moderate business in a half dozen
other stocks but the general list was very dull
and entirely without feature. Money easy at
1a1h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

CORPORATION CoURT.-Judge W. L. Clarke
presiding We. sundry druggists; in
dictments for violating State pharmacy laws;
demurre,s 10 indictments; demurrers over
ruled, and cases set for trial on Monday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

Com vs. o. s. Florence; indcme for
perjury jury and verdc. of not guilty
Court adjourned till Monday morning at
IN n,oloct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

~HE FIRM OF JAMESON & COCHRAN is
this day dissolved by mutual consent:
- 0''' JNO J. JAMESON.
Anil 2. 1888. Ct B. COCHRAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

BALTIMORE, April 14-Cotton dull middling
e1aa1O Flour firm, with good inquiry Wheat
Southern steady and quiet; red 92a94; amber
e3a96: Western higher; No . winter red spot
S9H asked; May 9OAs909s; June 91a91 p; July
ss7s,ss1a Corn-southern white 20 easier IS. yellow
higher !: White 62As63 yellow 62A63 Western
higher; mixed spot 624629s; May oo?ta0a % :
svlvsnia 3Ss41 ; Western white 41a42; do mixed
s sssss. Rye firm at 7oa74. Provisions steady.
Eggs easier at 151aa16. Coffee steady; Rio car
goes ordinary to fair 14a14la. Sugar frmer
4 soft 10 i6 Whisky steady at 81 2la1 -.
Other articles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

BALTIMORE, April 14-virginia IS consolidated
=; past.due coupons =; 10-4os 30: new Is 639r
bid to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

New YORK, April 14.-The weekly bank Stats
ment shows the following changes:
Reserve, increase, $2t9, o5O
Loans decrease, LOO, oOo
Specie. increase LII ,9 Ou
Legal tenders increase, l a92 400
Deposits, increase. 2,S19OOo
Circulation, increase. 3o,9oo
e a5 O ner cent? mt" rule uiI - ' " 1os7o4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April 14.-Thcre is q
moderately active and constant demand for Flour
and the markets show hardening tendency. Wheat
remains at about the same figures. common to
fair lots arc still taken by buyers reluctantly, but
all good samples find quick sale at outside quota
TONS ranging to condition, Go to % cents, the
latter for perfectly sound longbcrry. Corn Is
steady and firm GO to e. Rye is wanted at 6S to
70 Dat, SO to Al. Eggs Is to 16. Potatoes
ara lower and in much more liberal receipt.
Dressed Pork and Poultry are about out of season
and dull. Fish receipts are only fair and sales
are made at the recent advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-14

TN STORE, ONE CAR LOAD t25,OGO lbs)
| Pure Pennsylvania BGckwheat. For sale st
lowest market rates. ,o,-
jap7 CtAS. hlN0 ~ SUN.