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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

a SHOOTING AFFAIR.-A serious shooting
affair occurred near Pourd's Store, Spotsyl.
vanis county, late Friday evening. The
parties to the affair we're Paul Coleman, col.
ored, and Mr.. Wesley Coleman, white. The
troubls was caused by the negro assaulting
Mr. Coleman's young boy while he was g..
turning from school. Tae young boy. OF
arriving home. informed his father of the
trouble and Mr.. Coleman Immediately went
In search of the negro and fading him near
Pounds store, began to chastise him, when
another negro ipterieved. Both negroes be.
log desperate, Mr.. Coleman was forced to
draw his revolver aad shot Paul Coleman
10 the right eide. the ball passing around the
stomscb, under the skin, and s.riki !g q
bone, mskipg probably fatal wound. The
people OF the vicinity think the act was
justiia5le.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

TIE q. 8. MINISTER to Germany has to
request an Interview even with the UNDER
secretary for foreign fairs Of that country
when he hiss anything to coy to him. 10
such an one laet week Mr.. Phelps bad the
bad taste to accuse Germany of being nm
generous in its treatment Of such weak
country "a San Domingo; bu: ne was sam
marily stopped by the reply that Germany
ignored the ASSUMED American protection CT
the black republic. Nearly. II not all, the
troubles and comp icalions this country have
gotinto With foreign nationsare justly at,rio'
utable either to the ignorance. bad taste or
Ill manners Of the men 1t sends abroad a.
ministers. Instead OF consolidating some Of
the foreign miasionP, as proposed by the
diplomatic bill now before Congress- the
whole diplomatic service should be abol'
sshed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
KKws OF TEE DAY.

Four hundred government tents we're re
ceived In Columbus, Miss, yesterday con.
signed to he Mayor, who is distributing
them to those made homeless by the recent
food.
It is reported tina! Senator German will
retire from tbs national democratic commit.
tee on account of physical inability to COZ.
tinue tho work and will be succeeded by
Mr.. I. Freeman Basin, Of Maryland.
Baron Faya, the italian mini tar to the
United States, who was recalled By bile gov
ernment because OF the lynching of Italians
in New Orleans, has received orders to re-
urn to his post at the Its!isn Legation in
Washington.
Mrs. Caddie L. Wright testlf ID bafore the
House investigating committee on Saturday
that she had been subj acted to many annoy.
snces since she had rejected the proposals
made by Mr.. Ford, the assistant chief OF the
division 10 the pension Office Ia which abe
Ia employed. She complained to Commits
sioner Raum, but Ford was not disturbed
About 500 people, seekers OF homes 10 the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservation, in OK
lahoms territory, which will be opened t,
general ST lement next Tuesday, passed
Easter Sunday along the line. There are
number of ministers among the colontsts,
and every one OF them preached az Easter
sermon Oh the border OF the now promised
land"
Prince yladlmers Bi ouvitoh, Q prominent
Russian nobleman, waylnid his cousin,
Alexis scbipkuioff. on the stairway OF the
"a ter's house, In g.. Petersburg yesterday,
and win Ratchet killed schipkuleff. The
prince then hsd, and bsing pressed closely
BIZ the police drew q revolver and shot him.
self dead. The prince and bile cousin hatsd
each other.
The session Of the House of Representa-.
tives Saturday was devoted f, consideration
of the naval appropriation bill. Mr.. Hol
man spoke In favor Of his motion to strife
from the bill the clause for the construction
of one armored cruiser, end Messrs. Pendie.
ION. FELLOWS and Cummings spoke against
shs motion. Without reaching q vote on
the naotien the HoRse adjourned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

SOME OF the many il-infornsd opponents
n, Senator Hill say the cane cause thar
woald prevent the vets of New York from
being cast for the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
his own party-voud be equally effective
If ths Senator should be TIE nominee. ihes
elthsr naysr heard of, or have forgotten the
fact that the. came New York democrats
VIII, now oppose Senator Hill have been op
posing him for the last seven years. ana TINS,
at each succeeding election he has defeated
than By an Increased majority. and that bis
vlsest friends think their opposition nelpa
ms sed of hurting hin, as most good sno
tru, aud co reis!ent democrats, men who en-
Tartan the common sense belief that pc
,ltlcs party, to be successful, must be
heade by politician, will make extra e1
srtlons to elect g man whom mus%umpe
sttemp. to CRY down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

BIG IxCoMes.-Tbere are over one thous
and persons In Richmond who pay tax or
their income. According to the books liz
the auditors office. M'jor Lewis Gnter last
year paid on 1865 900, which he gave as bia
annua! income The following are the
amounts which some OF Richmond's most
wealthy ct z,ns returned "a their iDcome
for last year: John Pope. $40 600; B. g
Bosber, S5S. $50; John P. Branch, $l7. 000i
D.. F. T. vii il, s14 400; Thomas Atkinson
$50 600; Sol. Haas, Sl3 600; Fred. B. scott,
SIS COO; E A. Saunders, 5000, W. r
Trigg, Sl2 600; E A. Oatlip, $l4 600; T G.
Williams jt. $40 900; P. &. Mayo, $50 600;
Mrs. E P. Wiiisms, $40 900; W. T. Han
cock, S19 800; Alexander Cameron, SIS 0O0;
Dr.. Hun,er MoGuire, SIT 600, aud Col. W,
". Gordon, $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

CONTEMPT OF CoUgT.-In the Loudoun
county court Tuesday Judge Tebbs imposed
fine of $50 on Manning Lewis and sen.
tened him to ten daysin Ill for contempt
OF CONT, Lewis having on Monday afternoon
On the atreet assaulted the iadge on account
OF language used by him 10 bearing sppica.
tion for Eqaor license. In p,ssipg sem
tence Jadge Tebbs stated that while always
ready and willing to protect himself pereon-
ally the attack was on him ae an official
and that he felt it his duty to uphold the
mel sty of the law and the dignity OF the
court by punIahing such ofepaes. Lewis
again became boIsterous aud threatened the
court, for which be was given another ten
dsys and fined an additional $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
A Battle with Doe. Fighters.

ANoKA, MINI. April s-Yesterdas
afternoon two hundred sports from st. Peul
Minneapolis and Saltwater gathered ct q
tavern rear here and had just started Q
6ght between couple Of bulldogs, when
the sheriff and forty deputies surrounded
the building and began shooting. Some Of
the aports returned the fire and clubs and
stones were also resorsed to. Every win
dow in the buildirg was ahot ont and bullets
vent through the coats OF several Of the
participants, and one man Ess seriously In
jured. The shsriff'a mea we're finally vic.
sorious and the sports we're Pill arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

ME-, JOHN 8. WISE say tae Oonfederacy
had been successful "the South would have
baen bankrupt, NO railroads, no mannfacto'
riev. renewal OF the slave trade, large
standing army, reunion OF border ststes
with the No.sh." Aud ysi NJ. Wise call,
the scar of the wound he received In his Of
forts. make the OonfedeTacy eucce5s to bis
s'slory SPOT" Wissr men thiuk II the effort
in which he was engaged he'd been success
iul,the South. would have been the grandesi
country on the face Of the earth, and would
soon have absorbed all the other parte OF the
Union except the New England States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

CUT HER BABY's overwhelmingly sf-
ternoon shocking affair took place at Port
land, Me. Mrs. James Robertson cut the
throat OF her three week'd-od baby and then
tried to kill herself. The husband of the
woman was In en- upper room at the time
He BIZ ard insane shrieks and laughter from
his vile, aud ran down stairs and found her
brandishing a rsz,r over her head. On her
lap lay the dead babe, ils throa. cut from
ear to ear. Az soon as the unfortunate
woman saw her husband che tried TO cut bar
own throat, hacking ct it several times. Mr.
Robertson eprang to the side Of his wife and
caught her arms, shouting for help. Two
policeman happened to be near by and rap
In, securing the maniac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

CROP PROSPECTS The following is taken
from tae Virginia weather and crop report:
Berryville. Clarke county: Conditions
very favorable for preparing seed-beds, but
low euperatnre has been Injurious to whea'
grsss, early vegetables, and, we fear, to tae
fruit.
Manassas, Prince William county: The
oale are stout seeded. Many potat oes have
tesn planttd this week. The fruit net bav.
Ing been In full bloom and the frosts being
dry. 1t is not thought much damage has
been done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

BISHOP BROWN, of the negro Msttodisf
Church at indianapolis. yesterday. said !:
"We ought to strike beck at common
suemy. and when 8 colored man is hanged,
hang a white man." II Is such leaders ss
the one referred to who are tie bsns OF their
race. Their poor igoorant followers ara To-.
ducei by their teachings to manifest their
natural race sntagonisn by overt acts; but
invariably to their own destrnttlon. II tue
negro preachers were either more intelligent
or bstter men, the lot OF their race In this
souutry would be great deal easier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, April 1s.-Ihe sock market va,
quito still for the general lis. this mornipp
Opening prices were generally from Is to o par
cent. higher but Richmond and West Point va.
down 3. The market as whole displayed tho
same frmness which marked il las. week bnt NJ
M ,teIial advance occurred, az a. IL o'c!,ek :.
Was fairly sctive and Il IN to strong a: or about
the his sst prices reach,d.
BALTIMORE April 18.-virginis consol, a.
asked; do 1O.4Os, :; do So, 72lA asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

SENATOR CHANDLER processes to be op-
posed to the vast accumulation o'wssth By
indisjduaIs and corporations in this country.
And vet Mr.. Chand er is an ardent admirers
Of the high tsrif system, which has bsen
the chief mems By which most otthe wealth
accumulated in this country during the lest
ebhty years has been amassed. Daring tie
existence of low tariff nearly all the people
Of the country were prosperous, and there
we few milionaires; now there are many
miliiona!res. but nearly oil the others sre
DOOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

MR. GoDKtN, the Irish.aatiDg Iiish rene.
esde, sx.republ!can mugwump refo,mer,
and Hill dsfamer. who edits the N. Y.
Eysninq Post, las just been detected in q
ysin attempt to bribe New York police
man: The proof is SO conclusive that Mr..
vodkio doesn't even attempt to refute 1t,
and goes go far as to affirm that the attempt
Go bribs policeman, and make him break
ais oath of Office, ia jastiaable. Scratch 3
muswump and yoa'll find that be wears 3
mask.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our ad yertised druggist to sell D.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, upon this condition II you are sfilict-
ed with Cough, Cold or any LING, Throat CIR
Chest t.ouble, and will use this remedy as rect
ed, giving it q fair trial. and experience no bene-
fl, you may return the bottle and have your
money r4furd ID. We could not make this offer
did We not knew that Dr.. Kings New Discovery
could be relic on. 1t never disappoints. Trial
bottles free at C. G. Lemons Drug Store, 604
King street. Largo size SOC and 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
TBLEeRApH!c BREVITIEs.

Much anxi,ty Ia felt throughout Italy a5
to the May Day celebration. The soc!altste,
OF whom there are many 10 ell the Italian
cities, threaten to snow their strength and
give the authorities much trouble. II is ex-
psosed that the workingmsn will not be al
lowed to hold professions anywhere 10 Ger
many On May Day. 1t may be that the
anarchists will attempt to parade In spite OF
any prohibition that may be issued. In
France PROFESSIONS Of socialists are expect
ed but no trouble is apprehended.
At Detroit to day Prince" Michael Mills
and Lizzie Courts waived examination upon
the charges preferred against them by one
of taelr dupsa, Ms, Row iason. They we're
both held 10 bonds of 81 900 As Mills al d
Eliza Courts we're conducted back to the
Jail, allowed By their disciples. the large
crowd pulled their hair and Otherwise
amustd Themselves.
The large barn On the stock farm OF Elihu Carr,
near Charlest6wn, Ind, was struck by ligi tniug
this morning. and the building, together with a
stock OF tn oroughbred horses valued at ESQ, 600,
were cor sumed. Among the horses turned were
Kentucky Eulor, valued at $25 ,00) and Jevellie,
valued at $4,000
Jtho L. Gu Ivan in an intt rview at Cincinnati
last night says no is teetotler now, and that he
hiss no. drank drop in five month except during
one week. 'Corbett' he said sis clever boxer,
but look on that purse and ten Thousand dollar
stake as very easy money"
Low Bach and Ju Gong, both Cinnamon, were
81 o. and mo1tslly wounded by highbinders lat
MI hit in st. Louis restaurant. This shooting is
said to b. in part the csrrying ont OF d,termina-
ton among III, highbinde,s to kill all Christian
Cinnamon.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. DR.. Younger and Mrs.
shadder while crossing the rsilr lad track at Bal.
lager, Tex. In abuggy, were struck by an engine.
Mrs DR.. You g,r YVES killed and Mrs. shudder
fatally injured.
Serious trouble is a, prohend at Ea dimes,
strike. The men claim that they have b,en p,id
| in paper subject to heavy discount.
Everything is qulst on the sis,eton reservation,
bat there is every evidence that serious tIoub.e
is brewing, though the crisis may not be reached
for several days.
On account of the small salaries received, the
school teachers at Fort Dodge, Iowa. have nearly
all cessed to instruct the youths and maidsna
| whereabouts.
1t is believed that the 1ustlers and troops in
Wyoming have fought battle, and the news is
being kept from the military authorities as long
as possible.
fatal railroad wreck o:cureed at Monticello,
| Ills, yesterday in which two men were killed and
several injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

"a COP SEND is Ely's Cream Balm. had ca.
tarrh for three yesra. Two or thres times week
my nose would bleed. 1 thought tt sores would
never al Your Balm has cured me"-MIs N
A. Jackson, Portsmouth, II. q.
have h ID nasal catarrh for ten years sn d
that there were great sores in my noae, and one
place was eaten through. 1 cot Ely's Cresm
Balm. Two bottles did the wo.k. My nose az d
head are vel l feel like another man-C. s..
McMillen, sibley, Jacks5n county, No.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

PHILADELPHIA. April 17.-Beef Cattls-Tho
d. msnd was only fairly active and pr.ces cl ,sed
medium 37ss41Ac, common 3laa3a culls 3Aa
3 &c per ID sh,eo 10 fair dems and Ac high
or; extra 7a714c & Cd 6hs6aAc, ntdum 6 4c,
common 5a5s.c, clis Badge amts 51a 7a.c per
ID. Hogs inactive al 7a7is 10. Che &, rnd 6laa
7c 70 o.hsr w S ern grades. Fat cows were fair.
y active at pig 81; thin cows were dull at S7E
l8; mich COWS were fairly active at s2la45 !;
mich calves were dull at 31aa6c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
DIED.

Saturday night, April 10Th at Ills o'clock,
Miss sAKAH DOUG LASS. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence, corner Of Duke
and Columbus streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

Hon. Alexander Mackenzie, the Canadian
statesman. who held the premiership from
1878 to 1878 died yesterday at Toronto,
aged seventy years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

Away up North In regions cold,
The rich and poor. the young and old
All use Stonebraker's Eminent. Pie. 25
ceiti.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
Many Persons nra broken

DOWN from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion. removes excess Of bile,
end cures mnlaria- Get the genuine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

NEW YORK., April 18.-Cctton -; uplsnds =
Orlt ans; futures quiet and firm. -Four dull
and weak. Wheat dull and steady. Corn qniet
aud Fl m. Pork q7iet and steady at So 50a$11 so
Lard quiet and slesdy at So say
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
Attention, "ROchdalers" and Casl,
BuYerSi

TRADE CARDS, viii h secure from to % pr
cent. discount sre NOW READY; at 25c. to
"ROCHOALERS" and "5overei9ns," and at 81. 90
to 9th rs. Apply c, L. stab!er & Co., 7O1 Kir g
street, the Alexandria Office of The National Co
operative Company. sp16 Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
SENATE


Vioe.P President Morton announced that ne
had received q communities ton, In the ma
ture of petition, from James B Young,
late chief executive CLERK. to be laid osfore
the Senate, rhch will. Mr.. Molton added,
"be laid on the table, 1t having hean already
printed.
Mr.. Vest introduced bill t, prohibit con-
tracts With the Postmaster General With any
steamship company making unjust discrimi'
nations against any part OF the United
States es to import, by vessels carrying for
elgn malls Mr.. Vest said ne would also
submit certain resolutions from the Mer-
chants Exchange OF st Louis to tae effect
that the Untsd States snd Brazil Steamship
Company, ons OF the sn1sd'zsd lines, had
refused to deliver coffee imported from
Brazil at the port OF Newport News. 1t was
stated 10 these resolutions that the president
and principal owners OF the line had pub.
licly announced that the company would
not hereafter deliver imported coffse at that
Iort on account CT objections made t. such
delivery by merchants of the city OF New
York. As mater of course the western
and southern country was very largely AMI
vitality interested in any such discrimination,
because it affected direct y the retail deal.
era snd the wholesale dealers In the west
ern and sluthera oit.e3 AMI towns.
Mr.. Daniel said that hs had received
number OF like rssolu.ions from board, OF
trade In d ff,rent cities OF thu county,
which he would present tomorrow or next
day. This irj 1rious disorlmi nation, he ssid
affected not only the southern country, but
the west and northwest In very vital man.
ner, and he hoped that the committee on
commerce would q I'D soma m,dy for that
egtegous invasion Of t le equal rights Of the
people fhic.ed.
Mr.. Cockrel said that ne had received, as
b,aring on thu came subj resolutions of
the associated Wholesale groosr5 OF st.
Louie, and be presented them and they
were also referred.
The resolution, tff,red by mr.. Peffsr, re.
questing the Secretary of State to obtain In
form alton concerning the use OF electricity
as power In the propulsion OF farm ma
chiuery and implements, and on the props
cation and growth OF plants In foreign ooun
tries was taken up, explained briefly by Mr.
PETER, ard agreed to.
The bill to amend the acs approving the
routs and termini OF tie Auaoos tia and Pc
tomso River Railroad Company in the Dis
trlcs OF Columbia waa passed.
The Senate 81 LIDO p. m. on milton of Mr..
Sherman proceeded to executive business to
consider the modus vlvendi for tbs proec-
tion of seals liz the Bshring sea.
house.
Mr.. MeR,e moved to suspend the rules
end pass bill to adjust the swamps land
grants and 10 fl limitations TOR fling claims
Hereunder.
Mr.. Kilgore OF Texas, and Mr.. Bergen Of
New Jersey opposed the bill.
After further discussion, the motion TO
suspend the rules and pass the bill was de.
feated.
The House then went Into committee of
the whole on the naval appropriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18
Foreign News.

LONDON, April 1S.-A dispatch from Paris
saye: L Ia believed on good grounds ttat an
immense treasure, the accumulation OF up
wards OF two centuries, Is buried In Abo.
mey, the capital of Dahomey. This treasure
is said to be worth 600 900 600 francs and
vas accumulated by the sucoessSe klngs Of
Dahomey. Reports Its e1tt,nce reach.
ed the French through missionaries and
traders. and this acoou n 8 for the easerness
displayed by the government to capture
Abomey. The attempt has been postponed
for various reasons, bu. nov that the French
S.nate In tae Chamber Of Deputies have
voted cred for the purpose, prepara-
tons will be made In earnes. for march 90
Dahomey.
LONDON, April 1S-Peorle we're begin
Ming to congratulate themselves upon an
early spring, when suddenly there wss 8
change In the temperature, and midwinter
weather again get In. Snow storms pre-
vailt throughout the length aud breadth
of the kingdom and the budding trees and
spron.ing crops were mach damaged. Ine
cold weather elbows no signs OF abatement.
In many places the ground is covered with
snow foot Deep Dispatches from Paris
and PAGES In the moth OF France stats that
hall and elect are falling and the weather lie
bitterly cold.
CITY OF MEXICO. April 1S.-The nation.
al electoral convention OF the liberal rar'y
held Its second session on the night OF the
1871 Instant. The greatest enthusiasm was
shown In favor Of the re election OF Presi
debt Diez. and 1t Is considered certain that
hia nomination will be made to-day by
unanimous vote.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 1S--The final re.
port OF the Behring eea commissioners, DR.
Dawson and Sir Gsorgs Baden. Powell Oh
thsir investig atlons of last ysar, is complst.
ed. d.. Dawson Will proceed to E ,gIand
this week to preselt tie report to the i'm.
perlal government n company With his Co.,.
looonea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

Away down South 10 Dixie the people use
8 onebraker'e Lipim:nt. Ooly 25 cite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

ToHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the ockboldars
l. ofTdE WHELES' ELECTRIC, RAILWAY
COMPANY will be he at 212 King street; Al,
cxsndrja, Va. on MONDAY, May %, 1892, for
the election OF nine directors ard the rAnssc-
tiou Of such other business as N bs legal aad
roper. D. F. MERRILL, JR,
apis 2ws Fee'ty. VIE ess Elect ic By Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

CUSTOM HOUSE, Alexandra. Va, April 19,
- 1892.-ssaled proposal, will be receiv d until
IL o'clock noon. April 81, 1892. for furnishing
fuel, lights, water. ice, miscellaneous suppli's,
washing towels. hauling ahes, and spiinklirg
streets Tor th, building during the f.oal es- enc
log juno go. 1893, or tuch portion thereof ss
The Secretary Of the Treasury az deem advisable.
apis et3t LEWIS Mex. BELL, Cas- odian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

CHICAGO, An 19-11Oo am-whest-May
80as July 8 .ass501a. Conway 40os; July
1894 Oats-May 25Aa2sas July 27la. Pork
May S. so; July $40 05. Lsrd-Msy S. 20;
Juy Sc 80. Short 1ibs-Msy SIS 52haS5 30 ;
July So 66a;6 671h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-18

TIC markets arc more active AMI with bsrd-
ening terd ncy. There is en- improved demand
for Flour, but NO change to note in prices. Sales
ars we'll distributed as to grade The receipts Of
grain are very small, Oh Ice Wheats sre very
and in constant demand, both m llers and deal. rs
pay full figures fr them, while reither seem will
ing to take d lmsg,d or common samples. except
at reduction. Prices rage from so to 9S as tc
condition. Corn is higher st 48 to 81 Bye 70
to 60 Cats SO to 49, Eggs sre dull at - to ID.
Prime Butter % 10 %; fsir to good 10 to 90.
Potatoes 80 to 40. Veal Calves. Poultry, Produce,
Millfeod Hay and Straw are without Oh nge and
steady.