davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-01

IN iss1 the expots were oaiy ss.oco.oaS, taai
showing hoM rapidly The trade has increased sinco
WISCONSIN kxroars,
Nfeontip- during the lumber seasons OF 1862,
contributed to the lumber traffic and aent OF lhe
Chippewa River and It's tnhasaries, lsaoc0.ooo
Sor1hwest rnercs OF 7uo. con 900 feet for 1888 aoI
a e sS at1 AP ,e ,n bos
x1ona Hn he about 900, eesieds their receipts
from the South and SoathWest
The following seiegrams vera recelyed On
Change to day:
Flour lrmer, quiet; Sa2ala GO. Wheat nrrnes;
Nc. spring, 81 lsA3l 80: Au1ner, l.es 81 -. Corn
1h1g.s 1ass o[e qr snss eSsss
LArd dull; 1sae12c. D1esscd hogs nomlnA.
F,our ou,.,. Z, mas Wheat dou ,,ro,,,
10, spsinE. 81 sal W anper r.si.sssi - cofn
g. g. fosE nonias'; ssssa I.id M as,s,; , Was
MtI~ACkRx, Nov. ~.
celved, lso.Gto bl: shipped, none.
IvEsfoot% Nov. se-1l rs T. n
81: winter wheat, s. 1od. Corn, e9s. PorE,
like Lard, 7sAA
Winter wheat, %; red wheat, - at16d. Corn,
e9s Cd Lard, 7aa
Receipts Kseat last three Gays, 11,ooe qrs, Of
LATER
In the afternoon, No 1prtrg wheat opened
dull, and prices were easier, with sales OF 1000
bu nj Sc eelIer December. Subsequently, sales
wr1e effected II an Adyance Of At7Ac. The Iasr-
ket cloaing At sX4ssAc for aane option. Spot
sold at sAmc ~ seller December, And Seller Janu-
arJ n 9l4 slac. The market for corn wA4 fairly
active and AironE, closing at eoAssokc seiler
Dscenser. and s05sss1c, seller Last halt
Of Deccnber. for No 9 IN 1toTc- Oats
were quiet ~ &lAsAl1c seller December.
The transactions In provisions were of light
Ct ssAeter, but pr,cea ruled nsm. Duyels offered
SO 50 inr mess pork teler January: 200 btls do,
ecller 20 days, at $3.50. se.0eo ns short 11ba,
green, xt 1Alfc; eo,0ep rs green hams =: ike;
$4,000 - green shoulders At 1oXc, The gram
markets In the evening ruled que, With sales
cuufued 10 1000 ou No corr 1t ss+c cash.
Tne market for 1--we hogs opened quiet Ansl col.
unued thus Until toward evening, when there
spang up quite = brisk demand, And prices closed
crta At 4 slight advance. Sales reached 1S,all
head at rnnge Of &s,cots1c.s5 for common to
extra. Beef cattle were In moderate demand, and
the market VA steady 3. about nsesious Eases,
Some 500 head changed bands II = raoEe of eAx
i6In
, 1869-12-01

HI1GL1Ge .,H na1ft la V6ste6as and uORt has bee1
HoA1a.oa 4na = Adyant4n1 one thfuukbo The stot5
Fl, liz h = e ~ Z = sshe' ,as .o. uapxeea
Erss bye t.feo nfraFd fufa 70 dc extsoi Il III
S1N y Rt the MARKET bang quoead Artn 70 DIV d
yA40&ASGE Ne. l whttsAah. a5a Il Q7tES4 % tor Nc
lttp1t AAfterel soA and athe. ana re1n Am
etaPs!aNvssl aeedy = tie praesa ear1en1 cna Heak
, 1869-12-01

TCMnAr Rv1Ana, Nov. -.
The following tAblo 4ho ~ the receipts and
shipnents OF prudaoo At thiA point during the
pa1t twenty. four honr1:
, 1869-12-01

g. B1sta q ts.sis g; negss, sla.sloa; hckosy. ausa
Wo6i-Rccsi1s1.i In Il: Ihspped, 81. ID, Bat,.
nets ta th!s aT1EsEent Haa 4ues md Et,ers wese A.
DER os u oh ssaie: Ihs n1asfst Is nst
ehsntsd IT, any erua sespeet since prrvto1a le4
md shipasnsi o lsLo o. taaa shovias fxrthsr ID
Esa's e ~ n IL stoeks q h:aa q Elst =!
noa among azEts E1mhef Il holsss 70 seli ms usy
Y tezns fassasee attse tFn EeaEax want y esfh.
hut y tbs SenarA way It nI,doot&elS p1needs from 1
ssE. ees''fo oas - asss I'll Fsesa e e :.
h~sv fnE ta4tAs heon wait1uI Fxtef3y Tor te
prcsad GOOD time coming and IN 70 no purpos thai
sy now want to b. TIRE % t1xest their fun tn toe
stea slseetioe Ms e.n qriss ande!.aaa this eopa'.
~ y trnh.hr. not certainly. ktEo new complexion
I've scarcely esde.st.nd sbe dsrree.ed md e1ees.-
rely eaut7us !isus . which EuaunfAetErtss East AID
eeea susfain<d b tne goods taast1s hh trola tho
fersy tetive Nc thiaf that the fusa7e psuspe,s ot
EsnutaetEEe's ssed hEdty BE- more ennecra<me tAan
Ia wocss fss st szfy aa3e q ~ ssaz
@ ss.. s.t:sis s&sss p.;.ss s::s'as*fs
soisne1ts o. xsih hare Pct hsea 2 par iar Years
merchant .tc financially In comfortable and easy
pottou fet We rekrrt 70 dnd that far hate Nesi-
eS msnCt sc1rrfs fsed to discover The htrss1t and
rfpsrtettve tate q the trade ttAt fnfc1a Of Appfo-
tcu # stoeka Of Ecods and IL gu NJ TIE Ears lie
tIAdt q tie acAsou hal slea6y ra4de many ot them
fer tho winters
, 1869-12-01
MARINE INTELLI4ENCE.
Fsrk ef ChIeAxs.

FaEk ef ChtcA&s.
AHRtVED.........,...Hov ~
flo' Es;:ass; 8. josFah . lumber. 80 cord. wood.
E Ct: ;ss: ,:s e a ss s:sst Ii pa
Prop ny Nsalson xarqnes1e q hde<. 10 toas Iron.
seht Coanslie. Il eaasn hprr. rs IN mnser
se.W - r. DuihAu- GsAa1 1tAsatAa = "A lumber.
sAiH; + 5sha'oa' sssssissEs s cord. WOOD.
ct ct ses si.s xAss7t ss Ia e = & l. sRsss {s
sesr + b. csn'Pbsa' xs.k:E2n;M Y; + ~ lst N maaaes
fieS S.ssss s Se:sss. . 81. 1sasa @ I'm .nt san.
Prop Ssefis Dunbar Tr.re,e City, 800 ba e,rr. 80,
ros GY = Tysmss Put Huron, sic a1. aouE. :, bs..
s:s I:aS S';ss sss hy - 't po at' hsas
ssF = IS & e ss s;sss Is, 10 hi. a,e.
v-sse's Passed Detrsis.
sscda' Dt,p4:eh to Tbs Ca!s.xo Tr!bene
,nowx1rroe Milwaukee: bark Msasaas.nsy: s,; e schr
Ur-Frups Cleveland, Potomac. Merchant; schs
r. ass e; "a sfs1 s
Port Of p1Asauette.
xssa prgr. cl,. ssaE = E:a!:sg, from .e,@e; xs..
:ssys es. ;s aesss
Union, Chicago. netEhandite; AuACte. DstEuIt nct.
ehsndse. Mineral Rock, Detfolt EerehAodiAs; sclr
he1ndeef.
CLKA1ASCK1.
| Nos 38-FEops Norman. Chicago I7S tons ore: s.
Pa1l Cleveland. 40 eoas orc
ia reported that there IL lct> two thTec fnch.s
Thick Mud LAKE end tbs Eiser The boats Afo
The at1.E CITY Of oleto ba.k Ilo Soto and sshrs
Aaph4ec Valley And Albanian " u Lay up he1u far the
| winter.
| Fort Of uuNnio.
AH11rkp IEoX CHlcAao, Nor, 8 and s-rsops +.
GOULD AAJtove e. PsstAIe1 Merchant and Co'orRdo.
| GLAND ron CHlcAoo. Nov n and 3A-Props Ptll.
Lake F1elxktE.
DX7AnrT, Etr. N.-Fret{hta afe ve3y 1utet, nearly
alltte vcssaes preparing to 20 tato wIatet quarter
| Tbs schooner Aepatias CHARTERED for caFE3 Of
l
, 1869-12-01
New York cntslndr~ Provision, uud tsru.
rrEv 1farHrts.
sreeia1 despatch 10 The Che.E, Trihun-

crTv tfaIHrth.
Special Despatch to The Che.t, Trihun+-
N1v Yonx, Nov, 81
....,... HEXADETCrR,
S:Ate ara Western GunF To but lnedesRfe demand,
e ;hs l;w f..lr. MAsat n ss 4ssire .nd esise, Lag
aiely rtrralstte shtpps1e, t+o, did fit f1.anrs.
oNtn sttlve ard hleh+r: demand speculative. H4t
tlcn Il prices; slightly hther
aRuCfRtER+
CcEte-The rcIrme ii trade il not tafse and p,fcea
arIe.E to aef ,he fsn tone earut early IN she on'h
kkf QUOT eticn to The uncertainty
in [esaId 10 gold Hatitr. place the figures nont3Aly
II lt4MAe for fair to good fehttn6
fA1yIAtoN6.
ses[eeiy AFT dcmtnd for poIk for Immediate delIv
er5. the MAfEet tlestnE fat and nominal The
ttnEh enIffAcr - hFl4 new ordinary II x3lz13
a.sa frr usin,reetrd for fntnre delivery. Market
, 1869-12-01

Iii ths raw n sri, Is. sr
ket for lAId ell has tecn cArne1e1Aksd uJ ia1reaaed
hfEnsss DART the pat few da5A and vAfnes hare ao-
pEtciAted fully ref Eet'r7 extra and No. tho
ic,,n.r btink held i SIS. .ad IL ls.tst n e1
gu,c and to-day quoted 81 lie, the tosuit OF the
d.eli1e n tie kAit. Ln.csa e.s ssEnns 41!et asd
m;aa limited Ssesu Hhale and Other deseEiet..aa
carbon ~ ~ ltn:eed- .aw ssc stn.tea bnei Sa9:
nbte.snx tsS- VI ga &c: tufpenttne lsa6oe: spe1ra
@l4n
, 1869-12-01

SIEEP-1 he Burply vas HIGHT, hat about equal 10 tho
Hadee fer local eousunptton- Wo quote u sl9k4A$o
, 1869-12-01

HHEf CATTLf-Thr improve ed condition ot tho
msfktt below stimulated tho nd Tor stock suitable
Tor ahapent EA. and Ia sequence Of tho
Limited sapFJ Of such a4le. buldtTs 1ero trnef IN
tAeir y!ews, feuezsny aatinx. md IN s,fne few
ssAnees feanof su&ht Advance The FTiess
oa tho et4inx tAts Of la.t Week- bl$ tor tbs
ades rerh - uc rsraly souxns liter by cty butch.
es 'oe Id the -. a'.ass sas.s sa'
Tie tecep. since ss,ardsy s+aeh 6as aboas Essd
LatEat atla htad tor the period list week, and
1.s4 heAd week befufe last Yet thi ss wss fhs sun
ply tic WAEts of The trAdc. 70 fit ~ common An3
ntdiItn FEzdes cs stoek veFe concerned. were fully
!nst And rtsFous rAt<a Msre than sQstat1ed
Sy,ut Ho head were &o!d doia& tbs fAJ, Of which
Soo head went into the h1nts Of shtF-
par. leaving for city kuehsr. pklkert md FEEDER
Y, s hssd he y.,ess paid sa4f*a T easssa s. toe
nat9e s,ass e T.. eo@.a aaa a'ess g I q
stock and c.umop t, rood ttoskers @Ausa5. u fos
couno1 to fair sntsrirx beevef. md 1t Tor
rod 10 t,ety eholcE shipping Rtec1 Among the sl.s
NM1hy of note ~trr . head eholte MIErotrf rt4ett,
asti.xir3 1%o II. 4 q %. 1hsy fat but not
;" "stylfsh," Adams & Mallory wesu the gaitsnaer-
Mitchell Afown Thompson snld II head fat smooth
stttr. averaging III b, Ut t7:t Tie market elokod
staAry.
uo81sd F1lcIx
Che!ec Bcrves-F3or, faI. vel form I'd. .4toS
year nkd ssctfa xnd aveTAEin& from l1Dto
rfi,le HeeY.s -I;ccl n i.ii. inei,. .foiis.
I'd .tr<rs. averaging 1.so to I.7S0 rts..,.. SQo44 20
Fair GFAdtS-Falr sttefl In fair Geah, aver.
.sina ltsa ~ 80 Ioess75
Ais setATn Claaa Medium sttefs and good cows
fcr uyy s!anehtel. ave16nt 10 70 Las ~. ss43ss
nversGsrs slo to l.ose Is ....-...,... abo2tD
- md IN nnA 6ta N m
, 1869-12-01

lkA1HER-Tbarr to, ~ Jet. vtfy little improve.
&nt to Rote In the demand Tor Fseds this lima and.
sonseqneutty. no improvement IA ptiesa In fatt Gut
tI1cs rals. lower fatf ordeEs being pIomyy dA
Al tntide to Hcd!1m tGurt4 Vie make 10 change N
cur qups4tio - folo@R:
, 1869-12-01

Dxfxor1. Itv. 17.-Freishta are ve3y quiet .ea.,y
al tie vcssaels preparing to 20 tato Watet quartr
Tbs Schooner Acoatias w.s Chartered for eaFs, Of
wh..t - 0sweGo lie This ID the Lat cargo ot gain
tor The as4A.4n,
, 1869-12-01
STEAM DIRECT TO LONDON.
tosD0S AID SEH Y0RH STElMsnP LIE

steamer t.,trixa.;- to Lcntfp fEon Pig No I
North Mt.r. New YAK Paskxp u go. 80 Ind q,
tatIgRCJ. - ,ru r.nt
Ataacts....-...~-- Dee !. PExE1a1-.::;... Jan Il
Antr tft sut n nefsaI. 5. earAsts: e-:ratJ tstes.
ertly =! M. Is Broad ray. Ne< ft:f- CT toI IAsHAN-
l:kCE eprat LzSAl;e aa4 Aatie,a a.. Csitaso kea
iIeixk:. % How LAND 4 taFIs2ALL- - soo.n@3-
, 1869-12-01

- New YORK Dry &;oodA 91aftct.
NEW Yohx, Nov. 2-It bsns lust 1t tic elo,e Of the
T3sSpth 3S ;nsse little ds1.nd iof .ny s,... .! textile
clne n Aerrimatk u pF!1ta ye,ierday, 10 liSc hss
failed 70 ixpA1t Any stiRulas to trade which % the
whole, u healthy thqHSh quiet ~ - ~.
, 1869-12-01

EpeciN Detp.tch To The Ghieak Tribune
NEW YoRx, Hpv III
FrefFktp.-TeTJ dull Rates wholly uneet,led. To
yefoL by seam 60 tTes beet ii - I'd; ~ bo1ee ba-
cpn Al Hps. -
, 1869-12-01

Grain. Buffalo lined, buckle. y d.
sewed md peSr.d t~osk 500 83t1
Grip, sheer l.nrd. bcck.e+ Il D.. Rewed
and prEFed htsots- Loo 91S
.resTed AieEe beots- ots-....-........,......a Al 9lo
GFaln +he<p noed- II Ds. Eewed and yeed
Rubber. wool lined, wa.tT p1ooi Psia1
, 1869-12-01

4Lea htaa sale. ai.1A!n{ en 80 n..N y i y
tall y: - = - Ia 4 4 40 = 4 ~ tsst4M o.
~ sna = h4-lG :: EAt4lL.s7u o. On 1oc o.:
tl3M: tsv lso r. u tll:Hl Al rcGad-H II enss:
ALN At Au-s8s NJ fll-N-
Pier1 Asve f.l,a r Atoat r PeT doz g = sis41e
fRvrFn AID NETs-.Fot nea.ly Ill descrtsttsn. q
Ereeo ffas ftst trkst fuErE the Aaa 1eek h.a sue
dull Iosttf. APphee tontinue u A1va FREELY eod
with leas Ative denA1A t. t1te rtieea hAve ao1asd
eS G4s per hrl 0fanEes and iesDsns ssS plenty. and
we2k today At 8.ao4a.m. Ia he nAtkss tes dtled
fruit. 70 s.arortart ehaars has t1.nsVst< Taess
rtetsr. aad preyNs raiss AZ Ensta1oed Wta
more E1Ety hS3d We Hxue4:
, 1869-12-01
I6d RKtfeff
ne foo7tns Ia taken from Captain Van Shlek1 Ftu-

.AtRb p N, of The 18th, Hbex aAout h1E.w1y betHen
the North aattnn and Fax L4nds. the wtaa ehsnfea
70 north md e.atw,ra. baowinx eals .an EAT = ~
bore ker to aaa rtEnaaed hovs 10 until III q the
t7th, When {oc1A ~ were tu ~ tath1zs9 = Ts!:E.
10th ehot bat tht .1e4 % aaas hes r. 20 ~ sos
hsasSy, e - gsstp1 eus1ssase6y sT~ aE<. Wezh1aS
, 1869-12-01

fhe fotio*trT tai Aaoys ths rfee7pts and shipments
from January to November =. for 1sR md 1863:
..... ma. isM ls1 isa
lnHher- n T.. -s72.6< pHA7 &54Nt sl6 III
Sh,aslss, = Ho..-,-;;.;.go s%nMa % 4:i.iaa t!15Ns
RBnsue,. at ihe ssrss e day showed 70 1xn, Of in,
, 1869-12-01
[NEHT EAXA
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TCKEpXI EvErFu Nov. -
The following tables show the daily rrssip8s ship
ents Of Live gtoek during tho week up 10 this evea9e
, 1869-12-01
PANTS AND COLORS-Rrtx iia.Itrd demand e1.
'te fes gets cnr.ins Under this htnt and a.l-g
9,A1n Eo1inAny uaehah{e1 The stecks arc lbeEs1,

: FAPEH-Fhe Wa{fe% ft1nainB gnlet, AID pElees a.t
l4s: sMk =. ri. l*Aste: enuunon Eraprtrk. sx &c
nd the following rTtc~s are being Tvai.Ird 0ottan
s.s. ntsSt: 6 Eo.llea r.M mixed. lse: rope and
HAAk-s.s-t 1T II ac1 prairie chicken 1t &1.J9
g.: - det etoier tr>pt~d 10 dox d1cks
~ =: dog quail Il 4lnN3l3&:9 veatson Saddles At
liz: cAyrHts verfruH At 3oc. =
F0CLTkf-SA1%4 II encpa ehtef f&us at u - II %
:S drx d:rsset txsh yoeripts a10oA35k dog fall
= q =; 70 dt pes Il sis i tesp. t1+te - Al Aae
= HN: I dc1 drrasea q s1t09Aoo sdoz dtrssed daeks
FOTA1OK-SAle4 cf 70 bq frrrH ttsrs It 45e 4 ese
a &c: CAT Al DC.
Klt E-Ibs movement in ta!l article lieht nae.
CateGna = a.<loe: A::1ean. ettAsc.
SDAPs-A Al t.av feeling Perrlhrd this market to.
dry. md the majority ct dea1-. Franstus
stons - he e1tent cf hAkc = n 70 tdect ssAnsae
, 1869-12-01
Pr1vate s.onen1taf,o,,.
Your Destiny

md fusoss ProDsess n Lilo tlezsiy fsvrs1sa H "a
ApnA2, Al III A1t Aadlsssst-tt. stAiz1. liz fEel4
u no a.e 1nsaeee.aful h hse tc etioenca @aalta f
,ArrtnE%a tea Il Sand * tsr hia ~n44
sesettoaa of The o9posts vii - sent at1 Wnd D
, 1869-12-01

~. fulsh....s a.z 3soo
Poli.h. - IL a.ss
ri * 800 "' - N ~ = an fa4A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20
HecI,. Knox a. kerby,

Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneer..l
rEKUSTEE'S SA LIE OF A VALUABLE
/ HOUSE AND LOT on TIE EAST Sss4
SIDE OF WATER ST, BETWEEN .lElg
DUKE AND WOLFE.-By virtue of r decd
Of trust from James r. Crump and wife, dated
the 10Th day o. October, 1867, and Of record
amongst the land records Of Alexandria conn-
ty, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell, by. pub
lie auction, in front of the Mayors office: IN the
citv of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the 2ls'
of Auxlst, 1869, at I'm, the LOTOFGROUND
on the east side Of Water between Duke
and Wolfe streets, fronting on Water, St tween
ty-iye feet, and one Kindred feet in depth m.
proved by {. ,cat and commodious FKA NJ r
YELLING, containing ten rooms, lstely th'
residence o. James l. Crump.
TERMS-One-ffth of the purchase money T.
be paid in cash the residue in three equal n
stalments Mt & II snd Is months respectively:
with into-c. from the day OF sale; the de- ere"
payments to be secured by the notes OF the pur,
chaser and satisfactorily endorsed. and deed oil
trust Il, on tho premises; the purchaser TO IN
sure the buildings and assign the policy TO the
Trustee. Stamp, and conveyanees ~ me 'osV
OF the purchaser. " hN" T.,,a,,o
'n,;s-The above sale has been postponed unl'
SATURDAY, August 18th aug Us
as,The above sale has been postponed HGt!
SATURDAY, the u day Of October heA'
when il will take place At the same hoar M"
place e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
RaiIrocG Accident.

WAvRR1Y, n. Y. Sept 2O.-About halt
past seven this morning, an express tram on
the Pennsylvania and New York railroad, bound
North, collided with way train standing on
the track at Athens, Pa, four miles from this
place. Onc passenger, named VIM. Mabee, OF
Towands, Pa, was killed outright; and an9Ih-
er has since died. Nelson W. Ashley, Of Du-
shore. Pa, the Republican candidate for the
Legislature from that district, and several
others were injured Mrs. belinda Spalding, OF
Milan, Pa, and George Beers, the fireman OF
the express train, seriously. Other persons
we're slightly wounded.
The way engine had stopped to take water
and, owing to dense log, the engineer OF the
express train was unable to sec the flag, sent
back to notify him OF the danger ahead.
Officers OF the road aud many physicians are
on the ground The wounded are we'll cared
for, AID will recover. A coroner's inquest will
be held on the to1ics to. day. The road will be
cleared for the passage of trains by noon. There
l. nuch excitement at Athens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20
Nv Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE. BY virtue of q
v decree Of the Circuit Court of tho county
oT Alexandria. Va, pronounced a. its Novem-
Der term. 1866. in tho suit of Charles 2. SHAW
". James A. English the Undersigned. Com
missioner therein named, will sell, at public
auction, on THU RSDAI, the Both day OF Sep
tcmber. 1863 et II o'clock M, on the premises,
in tI,e citv of Alexandria the large three ESaaS
story St f BRICK BUILDING. now used by 1.ss-
tho Adams Express Company, situated on TIL"
east side of Fairfax street, between King ara
Cameron streets. fronting - iect lnehe5 i ol
FslrtaH, and extending back win thal "iut"
l23 feet, more or less.
TERMS-One.fourth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in equal IL
stalments at 6, II and IS months, with lnteres!
from the d.y of sale; tho bonds Of tho purchss-
CIR, with security, TO be taken for the deferred
payments, and the title to be retained until inc
ontiro purchase money ia paid.
GEO. VIM. BRENT
Com Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20
The Markets.

NEW YORK, September 2o.-Stock market
opened firm but has become quite weak and
unsettled. Money Gs7 per cent. Exchange.
long, 81 short, 81 Gold $40. Fivc.twentics,
lSGl, coupon, %. Tcniorties, coupon. -. Vir-
GINA SKIES, ex-coupOn, SOL; now ISL North
Carolina siXcs, old, 81; new Al. Flour heavy
and Sc lower. Wheat unchanged Corn dnl!
and lac lower
BALTIMORE, September - Vrginia sixes
old, 45s bid, iGl asked d, 1865 81 bid, 5it ask
ed do 1867 40 bid; DO. coupon, old, 81 bid,
81! asked North Carolinas, old, 81 bid. Cot;
ton quiet ard steady vt i9! Flour dull and
Wheat dull prime to choice l50al63. Corn
firm; white l30al32; yellow l22al24 Oats du |
Mt 6OaG2 Rye 1l0all5. Pork quiet ut S33s34.
Bacon firm. Lard quiet ut l9ia20. Whi:key
quie. ~ II lGal Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.

FIRST WARD RADICALs.-A meeting OF the
radicals OF the First Ward was held on SatuT-
day night last, in Little Zion Church, colored
church near the east end of the tunnel, Edward
Evans, the President Of the Republican Club
of the Ward, in the chair, and o rlando Evans
acting as Secretary. William Edwards, Ben
iamin Smith, Orlando Evans, Benjamin Thorn
as, Robert jenkins and Jacob Thomas were
appointed delegates, and David Middleton,
Dennis Magruder and James Dudley: alter,
mates, to the County Convention to meet in
this city tomorrow to nominate candidate
for the House Of Delegates. The meeting
then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20

IEsrERDAY.-Yesterday was delightful
day, and the attendance at the different places
Of worship was unusually large. The city was
very quiet, and the day passed by without the
occurrence of anything to mar the prevailing
tranquility. Indeed, Alexandria, on Sundays,
as on all the other days in the week, is a model
city, and affords a marked contrast, in the be-
havior of its citizens, to other places OF the
same population. The Bethel services at
King street wharf, in the evening, were nume-
rou,ly attended, and, apparently, much inter
est was excited by the remarks OF the differ
cnt gentlemen who delivered addresses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20

Coal TRADE.-Six thousand eight hundred
and ninety eight tons OF coal were shipped from
this port during the week cndiaE September
18TH of which amount three thousand five hun
drcd and seventy were shipped by the Ameri-
can Coal Company, and three thousand three
hundred and twenty eight by j. p. Agnew.-
This was the smallest weekly shipment made
during the last three months, and is due en-
tirely to the low water in the canals, which has
hindcrcI the arrival OF full loaded boats The
water is now said to be increasing in depth, and
a consequent increase in the receipts OF coal
from Cumberland may be expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20

CHRIST CHURCH RECToRsHIP.-Notwith-
standing the report which has been current in
this city Tor the last month, and among the
clergy of his own denomination, too, it is now
said that the Rev. Mr. McKim has not been
called to the Memorial Church in Baltimore;
and the congregation Of Christ Church will be
pleased to learn that the esteemed Rector of
that church will continue in his present charge.
He is deservedly loved in this community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20
RxLD unrrison. AuctiOneer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF FARMING M
u ELEMENTS, STOCK, HOUSEHOLDER
KITCHEN FURNITURE.-W Will be sold at
Carens. Fairfax county, Va, on TUESDAY,
September 2lst, at II o'clock q NJ, if fair, il
not the next fair day, lot of Farming nipple
ments and Stock, consisting in part of two
Horses, one Carriage, one Spring Wagon, ore
Farm Wagon, two Cows one Chester White
Hog, Hives of Bees, Carriage and Wagon Hsr
ness; also, Agricultural Implements, House
hold Furniture, ono Field of Corn standing.
Stacks of Hay. Poultry &c, &c sale peremp-
tory Terms cash on delivery.
san SIS III II COOK Executrix.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20
The Emperor's Recovery.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-Thc Paris correspondent
has caused lul in the fiery debate which be.
gan between the party of the Empress and the
friends of the Prime, Napoleon. The rivalry
already displayed by each faction gives tore
taste of what is in Store Tor France when the
death of the Emperor let's his family loose and
gives up the state to their unseemly discords.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20
CITY ITEMS.

NorlcE.-Profcssor Newman will reopen his
Dancing School for the reception of pupils at
the Mansion House Assembly Rooms, on Fiji
day, October lst. Gentlcmens Glass on Tues
day and Friday evenings from to l0p. m;
Glass for Young Ladies, Misses and Masters,
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from
2to5p. m He returns his thanks for past IA
vors and solicits future patronage from all those
who desire tc learn the art of Dancing. Fol-
further particulars apply at Simon Waterman :
Clothing House, 100 King st.
sep 20-2w }. NEWMAN, Prof. Dancing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20

Police ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE. Mary
Ann McCartv, for dsorderly conduct at the
upper end OF Prince street, on complaint Of Mrs
Betsy West, was discharged upon promise to
Quit the city forthwith.
Clinton Johnson and John Bradshaw, two
coored boys, for disorderly conduct at Fish
ty,ti, uri,, nnH1 and N:--l--ai
Betsy Brown. colored, for vagrancy, was
committed to the work house
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. A warrant was Is
sued against Richard Mckinney, Tor plotting
without license.
WATCH REPORT. Night clear aud tempe
nature moderate. There We're no disturbances
and no arrests by the watch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, l9.-The Germans
united in a procession TO day in celebration OF
the centennial anniversary OF humboldt
birthday.
An earthquake occurred throughout North
ern Arizona on the 9TH instant No damage
rCnnrtcN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-20

NATIONAL. JUNCrloN RAILROAD. CAPTAIN
Richard Randolph, Assistant Engineer on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with a surveying
party, is now engaged in examining the different
routes by which the National Junction Rail
road Company propose to effect a connection
between the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
the railroads terminating at this city. 1t is
said that a line, crossing the Potomac at the
Three Sisters, is looked upon favorabIy, al
though longer than the route via the Aque-
duct.