Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-04

Auction SALE or BuND> AND STUCK>.--
Mrssrs. Davenport u Co., stock brokers and
ullctioneer$, sold 1t Auction, on yesterday. the
following stocks and bonds at the prices NAMED:
$1,000 United States per cent registered
gold bonds OF 1881, Id: $3.50 lMItcd
States ) per cent Registered gold bonds Of lU-lu>.
los; S3,GU Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
per cent coupon bonds, y3t: $1,000 Virginia
consolidated per cent bonds, @'s: % >h;r"@
Richmond Banking and INSURANCE C":npHGy
stock, %: s., 900 Rich. and Dnnvll!c K. K. bond.
long dates. 7G5: $1,000 Richmond and Danvic
Railroad bonds, long dates ~: $3.50 k.h.
and D,nvillc K. K. bonds, due $50, So; Si.VH
Richmond and Dunvlllr Railroad bonds, due
1879 SOY; 10 shares Merchants National Bark
stock, 100; - shares Union Bank stock. 20;
81, lYU Virginia registered lold) bonds, d.
Richmond Di>paich.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET Nov. 4.-Ihc market
for Wheat closes moderately active, with ~
change in quotations; offerings Of 2l2 bushels
white with sales of good ut 80, ard 22lS Of red,
with sales ut l45, 49, lis and l5Olor fair tog"od.
l55, l56, los, lGO lGl and l63 Tor very good to
strictly prime, and 10 for choice. Corn is mae
tive; offerings Of lbs bushels mixed. with sales
of new ut -, 81 and IS, and old at ~ and Il Of
ferings Of 1862 bushels yellow. with ,s,es at is
and 10 Small offerings of Rye, with sales at %.
Oats are in very light receipt; sales ut Is.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. November I.
[Rcported by J. K. Sutoot Lire Stock Br"k"r.
Beet Cuttle-The offerings this week amounted
to $50 head, 80 Of which We're bought by the
butchers here and the remainder 200 mead,
were driven 10 the District markets. Prices
ranged from y 90 -, and averaged about lc
gross; the market showed but little activity in
Consequences OF the Continued heavy supply OF
cltt lie offering. Cow> and CavcS-N" IL de-
mand 1T from 40 t" $50 per head ordinary nc-
elected and duil at from 20 a. so.
Sheep and LambS-Olleling> continue very
heavy with decline in prices tur a.! grades.
we quote No | Sheep NJ from i TO DC gross;
Lambs at from >! to s. per head; Stock sheep
Hogs--C"ntlnuc t" arrive very freely and ur-
der the increased supply prices have given Way
from to &c net. We quote best quality 1T from
6 to etc., ordinary )! to &c net.
GEoEGETowS CATTLE MARKET.-At Dro-
vers Rest yesterday, there We're 700 Cattle on
the market; 800 were sold 70 butchers "a price
ranging aS follows Best from Il t. %; g""!
from 81 to II; common and inferior :" -. c
head were sold 10 gruzlerS at prices ranging
from =: to 81, and 10 head We're left over. Fir
teen hundred Sheep were offered 100 sold Il
butchers ut prices ranging from , % 1" > per
head 4WD sold to farmers At prices ranging from
to 81 80 per head; leo head left over.
Coal SHIrMENTS-- coal shipments from
this port during the week ending to-day were n
follows: American Coal Company 3:hiA tons >.
p. \ gncw a. tons: Hampshire and Baltimore"
Coal Company 80 tons.
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SAILED.
Steamer Express, Nicklc, Baltimore, by Jos
BrodcrS u CO.
Schr~ f B Wharton. New Haven. and R"h"r.
Franklin and Emma. p Douglas N"ri"k. hy e
Hutton.
Schr Alcyonc, Providence, by American C":'l
Company.
MEMORASDA.
Schr Windwsri. Lewis, for this port. sailed
from Baltimore 3d Instant.
Schr JOS Ponder Norton, hence at Norwich
30th ultimo.
Schr Golden Gutr hence, al Richmond >! Inst
Schr Mary Fisher, Lawrence, h"rr"c, ri Phil
adel pliu ~ inst.
Schr Marietta 1Tlon, Miller, hence" At Pr"vi-
dcncc l>t inst.
Schr Uncns, Morgan, for this port sailed from
New London Dist ut.
Schr J l. Lcnch johnson, hence at Ne"
York "a inst
Schr Forward, Jones, for this port, sailed from
IInvr.-dr-Grarc III.
Sarcpsu (ioihinS s1aii.
/. SCHWARTZ Il Co., Successor :" ). DrtlhHm