Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

Revenue for quarter ended Slst Al
gust ls6e"........,........'' .'..'''' SEf!'0.| 90
Expenses same period ...,......''..'''. va Va o.
Not rovorne for said ousrter..... s!l7 SCI ca
The revenue for the same months in 1865 was:
for June Sj7 933 Is for July, $50 liOi; :"f
August. SS5 $40 o.; total, S2I5 1870 81
The increase in revenue Tor tho last quarter
compared with The same period of the proceed
ing year, Is SIS. 3S2 OF.
For the next quarter, terminating on the +V''
November. taking a. a criterion the expeIlenco
of p.st wears. the business of tho road will be
large, and receipts promise t eXcfel Inc sum
of $4,000 20 Gross receipts ot Septembtr'
October and November respectVe!y' nave
heretofore been in excess ofthe month oil hu-
gust, and may there ore be estlin"loa 10 'e'''''
AZ least the same amount.
II is gratifying TO note the steady improve,
mert Of the business Of the company con paIeo
with tn past year, both upon inc main Ahc
and Manassas Branch. The result also shows
the ability Of the company not only TO met lis
entire interest account after Pc, ing working
expers es. but to furnish surplus Tor pern"-
uent improvements The most satisfactory u
surence Of it, sound financial condition Is niao,
thus exhibited. j .. BARBOUR, President
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. |, lN'''.
ALEXANDRIA MARIE Sept: li.-Ihere wa"
only moderate business done or change this
morning. Flour WAS quie.. and sae' limited.
Offering, of IS bU-hels Whoa, with sa!e- @.
red at l25, $50, 1885, l3j. 49,, ill, l13, 40, IA
no sales of white reported Corn firm, WIN
sales of 100 bushels mixed at ~, &nd CO bu-h'
els yellow at 10 Rye no. and que, win
lieht Offerings Sales Of Oats at 81 and o.
offerings Light.
THE BRITISH WHEAT CGoP.-Thc London
| Shipping and Mercantile Gazet to OF August
| D. in a review OF the wheat trade, state. tha'
| the samples OF new wheat exhibited at NsrN
| Lane showed better condition than the pre-
vious unfavorable weather gave reason 10 tx
rect, but they were deficient IN weight and col
| or az compared with iast year. L. adCcd ina
| this wears crop is un Ter Tho average, Oolh d
| to yicld and quality. StOchs ot o d wheat nave
| been greatly depleted, but the deficiency WI
! be TO some extent made up 10y the extra breadth
! OF land under cultivation tals year ana prices
| are expected TO reccde The receipts ! toreigr
wae.t are expected to be heSvy, stimulated oy
| tho nigh rates in 1856, and the removal OF every
restriction upon import&Lons Inc amount o
wheat aio for the United Kingdom was abou
| the same US at the same period last year, anc
| this is expected to receive considerable sldt
! ton from the fact OF a deficient harvest, "hi'A
| Is now mater o! certainly
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MAEKET.--TLc mar
! ket Yesterday WAS active and the &t.end"HCt
largo Five hunired head Cattle charge
| hands AT , 50aS6 Is per 100 lbs. gross 5'
Sheep tui Lambs soIi at 2 GO TO 81 90 cen &c
Vel Caves t. :! cents per IN. gross; Cow
| and Calves - 10 to $50 CO each
New York DRY Goors MARKET There
has be II y very healthy trade in domestic dry
good, throughout the who Of his .a't week
he dem.nd ms be n steady, prices have be 4
| evenly III .intained, and pay ments--p particularly
from The South, from which quarter most OF
the purchases of this scason conc-have beer
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