Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-11
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pBance WY s,ag ;Isra III the ensuing vaar
purpose u .lso aoea,,nt &c fha steward shin
and to recshss an so,, stsa he
OF those NJ naar now eosed 80 -.
mene ioi ~, tifjo an hermit me to i'm
Before procsen H. @ ins az u fnness
press upon y. Yi, faaito n;y;ns p-ogidance for
which We suo .hat Ga. besr aytaned ~ ahch nf
the prVnese sh bsar; - Ia ,,rasan b;s sy
the orlgtaa1f SUR o,,rsnames have been expunaed
thas ~ H. al hu that black mark Rhiah 1must
from ta9 iI ~ odd IL at Of ali IF ns and
neVltapu,f ~ ~ s}a mi erons ~ bread
Tor tue .s 10 ,,.ssea thranoh5 nur hands
stafls WlAS Saar Without which orr ASSOCIATION
the 81, Pa sag sss bsen n "a rIlrnose
Wo aashabaM If vo,,r BOARD sof ManagersI will
h tbo a.soeiaf;on3has realized the. most
st ~ ~ nact. of ;ts oripinators. and has
ardenS rastaS;ne 70 fhis n,arket
been ., a .
iarge aa ~ 10 aaia IF o,,r ornsn;yati
ragldly lsasins aI j. az and
Inc ~, i. annrov;n,o t;a,, to those IF Smarkefs
thelT e.osg ath hat has nreva;ed with mo the
iurtheI ia,aaths ~ hs attrihl,taa IN
past eNsiys nVa nasat;ons - o1r ssSsoo;-
great lneas ehe ,;I;tes which + has offered r.
a!ien, auI I..s:oass haga haan a,,,v an,rec; rod
dispatch puJ,n naaar.,iv 49, : -" !
BY Ine hstu ., have
~ t1s r.,,,os IS fo,rtsan others 40
peea autta ,,ba fa;,ad IL Scomrlv with the
auclns o,eS We now haya 6ftv,eisht mem
Ieq u.sff' ~ as.oo;e,;on 70 r.; :.
peI9 s,,rar re,oris HAVING collected from
I, io h,s &ss7 ~ ,ana na;d ont s565z 10
ILL.,, INC halanea If 90 az With the. treasurer
EsSi,s $500 - H. ane'n,,orter. rent tho
IT,, NJ IN yrb;eb will be Maid from the neyt
is ssassn,ant ..s
WS;, ~ II &c Nono aors uere ami bor-
~ my sssass oaeh tn Abe extent Of
Zoo. .borl..ns Lont tbe sei,rtailea.
,hnt 81 balt .hat .,n, hoe haene rraa,iired
a s9.Ia snrran,t ~ nenses sare Init ahoonf ssff1
"a tba ron,ns row nronerly furnished. even
loco sum than that REQUIRED the past wear VIII
.nf;ee. s.I.ig.5 rgyrs ,ETs ,ss1#3 ,rrz,
:Your Secretary reports as having been re-
corded %. 1854 bushels white, 606;l63y bushels
mixed and 90, 4sS bushels of yellow corn, max
iprs il; the a aggregate $50, 924 bushels; and of
wheat 10000 bushels; and of rye, %, 4S9
bushels; and OF oats 81, l26 bushels; making
949,579 bushels OF grain, which has passed
through the association from May I 4th, 1867,
to May lst, 1868 -113 months ;,tn ~
To approximate the quantity of grain which
has come to this market, it is necessary to add
to the above that which has been received d.
rect from the anterior by our shippers and mill
ers; and for large quantity sold but not re-
ported to the clerk. One firm has received
near 10000 bushels Of corn and 1000 Of wheat,
which was never offered 10 the market; and
doubtless many others have received considera-
bleouantities therefore we can safely estimate
the reeeipts of corn outside of the association
tobs2GO 600 bushels: Of wheat. 40 600 bushs;
rye 900 nshels;; of oats, 40, 600 bushels
making IS, 600 bushels to be added TO the
949,579 bushels recorded here giving a total OF
1886, $50 lsay oneIand quarter millions of
bushels) ot grain that has been brought to this
market the past twelve months.
While these Il figures are but small compared
with those of Northern markets, yet we venture
to say for the article Of corn they exceed those
Of any other city south Of the Potomac, except
New Orleans, and encourage US to hope that
the day Is not far distant when we can compare
favorably with more. Northern markets. - g n
The hreadtI, Of land reported 70 have been
sovn in wheaton, which was used the vast
Quantities Of fertilizers which were sold here
last fall induces as to hope for large increase
in the, receintsofs wheat the coming season.
We would not at all be surprised ifyour record
for the next year shows over 500, 600 bushels OF
that grain, and large increase of corn, rye,
anG oats
When We. add to the. quantity of produce
which has been received and disposed of in this
market-that which has passed directly through
tosothers cities, we have "a grad aggregate Of
the productions of the people of the adjacent
districts which will be as astonishing and graft
flying to you as lit is to your Board OF Man
ayers. = .A3.a -. $3.50
And now gentlemen permit me to ask, can
any more, reliable. assurance be given, of the
hearty determination OF, Virginia 8 sons. to ac-
cept the condition which the sad past has in
aictcd upon them than the substantial evil
dences which thew have furnished by the vast