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, 1872-11-27
CHICAGO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81 1872

pecunlary means. The members of the medical
staff had decided that aftern no patient would
be admitted for treatment who was not laboring
under disease or accident specially incident to
Woman- dispensary was opened on the 18th
OF January, 1872, and ffty-one persons had been
treated.
The designations of Colonel G. G. Hammond
aud R. B. Mason were received and accented.
and Leonard Hodges and F. ". Peck were
elected to fill the vacancies in the Board OF
Managers.
Hon. Anson Miller then spoke briefly Of the
charities Of the present age, saying those en-
gagged in attending to the infirm and incapable
we're doing noble work. and would receive their
reward.
DR.. Forester said that, not to be engaged in
such work was to be untrue to the genius and
spirit Of our couhtry, in which there VAS the
grandest field and the best opportunities for en-
larging manhood and womanhood.
The Treasurer Of the Board of Governors, J.
Irving Pearce, reported that the amount received
was 81 ,296.34; the expenditures, $1,289.59; the
balance, 97.41.
Mrs. Rees, Treasurer Of the Board Of Han
ayers, reported that the cash on hand On the lst
OF November WAS $238.
The Chairman said it was the intention to buy
a lot and build q hospital, and he hoped some
one would suggest q plan by which both or one
could be secured.
Mrs. Kimbau said house WAS needed at once,
rs the present building would have to be aban-
doned before long. Plenty of houses could be
Lad, but the difficulty was to get money to make
The payments.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1872-11-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Financial News
NEW YoEK, Nov. 26.-Money was active and etrfn
gent during the forenoon ut 132 to 116 per day. but
closed easy at 596 per cent per annurn.
Sterling quiet; 1855 for long, and 110@110x for
short sight.
Gold was dull but steady throughout tho day at
112sl@11S, closing ut 11274@l13. Loans, 1872 to fiat
for borrowing, and COS per cent for carrying Clear
lngs ST. 900 0oo Treasury disbursements, s167 900
The Treasury SELLS s, loco tomorrow, Thursday
being q holiday.
Governments are quiet and firm.
State bonds dull and steady.
The stock market has been irregular opened weak
and fell @1H per cent before the first call with Pa
cihc Mail Western Union, Northwestern preferred,
and Ohio leading the decline. The market subse-
quenty recovered A@1 per cent, notably In New York
Central and Wabash. After the First Board pricea
again weak and continued until about O'Clock
when the lowest figures OF the day made Pacific
4ai1 selling at SIX Lake Shore at 91 st. Joseph,
80; Northwestern preferred, 50 /; Erie 67z<; Ohio,
461; Rock Island, 100; Western Union, IT; Nabash,
6774; c., G. & I. c., 32zS Union Pacific, SSH
After O'Clock it vas announced that all the North
western settlements made aud the market quick
y advanced 3l@13z per cent Lake Shore, Pacific
Mail Western Union, Rock Island, and Union Pacific
being the features. There slight reaction from
the laet advance under 8ales to realize profits but the
market closed steady; 90 was bid for Northwestern
common. The clique Own all the stock, which IL
thought to stand them in at 60@70. They also re-
ported IS holding controlling interest in Lake Shore
Union Pacific, and Ohio Mississippi. Tbs sort in
terest In the market is smaller than for years.
Sterling I08h.
, 1872-11-27

LIVEnPoo1, Noy. 26- II 9. m.-Flour, sos. Wheat
Winter, Us 6d@1ls 1od; Spring, lis 4d@11s 1od
67s. Lard, 3as Receipts for three days: wheat 75.
900 quarters, 10000 quarters Of which were Amcri
can.
steady. Winter wheat, lis 10d white club, 13s 3d@
13s Cd. Lard, 37s Cd. Rest unchanged.
LONDON, Nov: 26-consols- Money, 921l@92X: &C.
count, 92T 5o0s of 'G5, 9l1s: b-20s Of 81, 133.
1o4os, 87ts ; new 5s, s8H. Erie, 4iH.
ERAaKEonr, Nov. &c. -Five-twentes Of '62, 961s.
PARIS, Nov. 26.-:Tsentes, 52f 67c.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.-Cotton firm; midd1ing up
land, 9s@lod Orleans, 10A@10sd zales 600 bales;
epeculation and export. 1000.
Breadstuffa steady; California club wheat 13s Sda
13s Cd; red winter, lis 1od. Flour, sos. Corn,
Lard, 38s Cd cheese G5a; bacon unchanged.
Receipts Of wheat past three days-75,000 quarters
American, $4,000 quarters. Receipts Of corn same
time, 5000 quarters, Of which 5000 quarters were
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull, but un-
changed.
, 1872-11-27
FJudgs Gdru.1


LAW, ,698-Alrnini =. Wicheiman: default. 22u
-Lerch y Si5son suit dismissed at plainti7s COSTS
8, 3,140-Kemper ?. Commercial Insurance Company
damages assessed at $2625. 2060-Eehoe ?. Gowan on
motion Of defendant issues to be tried Dec. g.
before Bislen as Judges judg to abide event Of
amend affidavit for attachment by opening Of Court
next Monday morning, or attachment writ to be
quashed. 1,266-Nil1;Lms =. Conley default. 2173-
On motion Of plaintiff leave to reply to the several
repleEins to pea Of estoppel 2738Croft =. Patter-
son; dismissed by plaintiffs attorney. 2,148-a1c-
ate. 2l19-Boettcher '. Booth :; verdict defendants
guilty, and damages assessed at 500; motion by de-
fendant for new trial. 3597-Greeuebauu =. Scandi-
nayian National Bank leaye to plaintiff to amend
Narr. 2,397-AcNanaara '. Wenzel; appeal dismissed
at defendants costs.
lNldae GarH.1
CHAHcEaE-597-Mceamara =. Graham Commis -
sioners report fled and confirmed and reference to
Mister to report to solicitors fees 10l0-Bu1nham
'. Lamar Insurance Company; order OF reference
Il, G,462-Chrisdan Knufer '. b. schRrn snd AexAn-
der Bateson; assumpst, 5000; Barber Iacknor, at
torneys: Il ,463-Wm. Walk =. John Canovan petit
ton for nechanic's Lien on No. A5 Fifth avenue :;
same psssaas sttorneys z14s4TJames 4 Abbott :.
): Eolfis; % assumpsif, IS $5,oco; % A9e 5enney, y;
Mcclellan & Tenney attorneys. Il, i,4s5-Augustt
Martin '. James Kelly petition for mechanics' lien
Lot northwest quarter Of Block g. secton Z TOWN.
Mitchell. attorneys. 4, ,4e6-same Y. Henry Horn and
Conrad Pirrung same IS South Water street !;
came attorneys. II, ,467-Same '. To1mau Wheeler !:
same On southeast corner Of South Water aud South
Clark streets; same attorneys. A,468-Edward ".
Coleman Y. T. N. Bradley; affidavit for repleyen;
Fleming :. Hugh G. Wilson and WIN. g. Wilson; con-
fession Of Judgment Oh q note Of 1927.
, 1872-11-27
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
BANKRUPTCY


c,152+H. E. Hubbard order for attachment for
contempt 1sS4-William ]. Wilson and Robert Stat
ford; discharges ct Wilson and Stafford entered.
2,I3-John E. Pettibone & Flynn final report Of
provisional Assignee, and entered order confirming
same, unless objections are filed in 10 days. 2os4
der under Section 26 l,793-Reuben ea1dslee ct al,
dled Assignee report and entered order that Same be
confirmed unless objections be fled in 6 days.
2,037-G1eat Western Lthographic Company; filed Pc
ttion for leave to compromise and settle claim Of
castro, and order approving compromise. 1000
Henry koeben; fled petition Of Assignee, and entered
order thereon. 2,o03-Edward H. Perry ct al; fled
report Of rule, and order Of approval.
NEW BANKRUPT.
J. H. Fish Co., Of Aurora, the petition Of saller,
Levin Co., Philadelphia claim On unpaid note
Of S755.
CRIMINAL
United States Y. Michael Hogan: defendant appears
in open court in custody Of the Marshal and, being
arraigned, says he is guilty on the fifth count.
, 1872-11-27

Caldwell, Wade, Neptune: gcbooners Nm. Granlv
Stafford, Anna Grover, Tzinidad, Champion, a. r
PASSED UP-Bark Montgomery; schooners Nicho1-
son, Lackey.
W1sD-Northwest
DETIo1r, Mich, Nov. 2G.-PAssED Dowx-Propellera
Northern Light, N. Mills and barges Annie Craig Pa
cihc; Hchooners Sam. Mather, SENATOR A1uaranth,
Nicholas Dacotah, Havana, G. l1ollison, John Noyes
II. ]. Webb, Lille Parsons
PASSED Up-Bark Board of Trade: schooners Pe1i-
can, st. Lawrence, Lincoln, Dali Bruce, G. G. Cooper,
Morning Light
oFF-The schooner Kate Bruce, Captain Barnes,
which was ashore at the head Of Lake Erie was pulled
of by the Government steamer Perry and passed up
to-day in good shape for Chicago.
W1SD-West; weather clear.
, 1872-11-27

The Produce Markets.

NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 26-Corros- Light demand. and
closed easier; middling upland, lokc. Nt'''
BEzApsTuFFs-Tlour less actiye on1r Eno;,aa ~
port demand receipts, co. coo tr sapernne Wr.ern
and State, $5?o@5so common to good extra. s6eOa
1rs good to choice, s7.10@7s s5 White whet e1trs
cornmeal unchanged Wheat dull and lower: acarcitT
Of 93 ddreeht-room d checks export demand receipts
H. o y ~: Nc ta ohcago spring ts No. 1au,
, 1872-11-27
Indiana Camel Coal

is now coming rapidly into in sister cities,
Cincinnati St. Louis, and Louisville. The mine from
which this coal is taken is wonderfully rch and has
been the subject Of no little e1cement among geoo-
gists Under analysis this coal is pronounced second
to none; the English camel, which is world-1e-
moved for 1ts purity does not give better satisfaction
Shotwen Bro. & Davey ara prepared to supply
the people Of Chicago with this desirable fuel Oice
No. u Vest Randolph street.
, 1872-11-27

WATERFOWL, Maas.,' Nov 6.-cArr1.E-recetpla H.
day, 1,7o5. Trade very quiet and transl.tiais made
come within buyera' figures Prisea are No lower on
young stock. Sales ot c1ioica st sill o0@19 90: extra
so:00@le 5oi list quality, s7oo@s.50; second, s6.o01
$50; third, S40o@5.25. 7 So'o09
hHEEr AND LAaiBs-To-day, 3,134. Market in,ct;va
and prices nearly 10 Per pound lover, Esles IN 1os
ut S3.00@5.50 each extra, GG7c. 10'7
, 1872-11-27

New YoEK, Eov- LBusiness was checked to-day
by the lnfesrabe weather, but fair amount Of goods
waa distributed by first hands, and the jobbefs are
busy filling ORDERS The market for cotton goods is
quiry for brown and bleached sheengs and shrtiues
and dyed goods. Tbs Daily Bulletin says: Canton
Wool1ens rather less acte although there is fair
demand for cassiu:ere1 and beayers Blankets nre fir
ut the advance. Fofoign goods are ia moderate re
quest and PRICES rule steady for all staple goods
, 1872-11-27

| defand,n+a u1,o ara county constables, having
| arrested and imprisoned the plalntlH at Jeter~
son in July last, without cause OF "a1lant, On =
! false charge.
| The ASSIGNEE Of Beards1ee Brothers, in bank
| ruptcy, yesterday reported tne sac by public
liens thereon already described in this column,
for different Gums, not exceeding in the aggre-
gate So, 500.
Michael Hogan, indicted by the Grand jury
for passing counterfeit United States 50 cent
note on the 18th inst, WAS yesterday arrested
brought before Judge Blodgett, and pleaded
guilty to the charge.
Register Hubbard has handed the resolutions,
passed at the recent meeting OF the creditors OF
the Mutual Security INSURANCE. Company, to
Judge Blodgett, who now has them under con-
sideration. -
The District Court yesterday formally ap-
proved Of the proposed compromise as to
Zastrow's claim against the Great Western
Lithographing Comrany in bankruptcy, On the
terms reported in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
&. Z. Hubbard, ordered to appear before
Register Hubbard on the the 23d inst, for exam
ination under Section 26, not having appeared.
an ordar for his attachment was Yesterday is-
Furd.
Yesterday being the last day for fling trial
notices IN the Superior Court, and for making up
the calendar, the clerks we're exceedingly busy
all day and late into the night.
In the matter OF a. Koeben. bankrupt. the
petition OF the Assignee to sell LOT belonging
to the bankrupt, with cottage thereon, de-
scrlbed in yesterdays TRIBUNE, was yesterday
granted.
In the United States Circuit Court the same
cause, Willett '. Lomer, is on trial The de-
fendant, yesterday, commenced suit against the
plaintiff in assumpsit for $4,000.
ALI the Courts will be closed on Thanksgiving
Day {to-morTow), and there will be no use
knocking at the door with new suits.
Judge Jameson will sit, on Friday morning, to
hear motions in those cases which he heard be-
fore the trial.
There will be no further court held, either in
Chancery or Common Law, during the remain
der of this term, in the Superior Court.
The United States Grand Jury yesterday ad-
journed till Friday morning, in the absence OF
material Witnesses.
VIM. J. Wilson and Robert Stafford, bank
rupts, we're yesterday discharged
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
fudge Blodgenl r."
687-Wil1ett ct al. T. Lomer ct al parties and jury
come again.
NEW BUTTS.
10,680-Lomer ct al. '. Nilett ct al. assu1npBit,
SO QUO Burns / Phelps, attorneys. 10681-Edward
Horner r. Alemannia Fire Insurance Company, Of
Cleveland, Ohio assumpsit s, 500; YIN. vocke, at
torney. 10,682-Same v. German Insurance Company:
aEs 1fnrE . anna aff
, 1872-11-27
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

fJtdqt Rogers.]
order of Court Of No7 grsnns piant feSp saYs to
amend declaration, and time to plead extended ID
days 674- Smith Y. Smith; Owen withdraws ap-
submitted to Court; leave to plaintif to amend by
srkng out the defendant Parks and ieave to defend
ant to plead to amended declaration days a{te1
defendant absent; verdict for plaintiff, damages
$G32. SO and Judgment verdict. B01-Holbeck Y,
srdet and
8os-Bragg Y. snyder; jury trial; issues found for
the defendant; p!ainttd moves for new trial. ao4
-Baggott McKinnon verdict for $519 63 and judg-
caI, s21 to sss inclusive.
81 .dgs = GoB@s1},s, B9ota;] 7ns,,nc. co,
pany; personal service and default: judgment for
S2675o. 6s6-Heesv Booth new trial allowed at de-
aetfor Be- sssa HoTh aeriea 4 ep 1s ea
Insurance Company dismissed by plaintiff s attor-
ney. ese-ott :. Haberer diminished at plaintiff IS
appeal dismissed with procedendo for wnnt Of PROSE-
cntion. es5Fe9rel =. vail; passed, submitted to
Oh Frank, and default Judgment, 547s5, and sci fa
to to- hf sr H1 Bdsg r7
called trial not concluded.
Call asp, to 375 Inclusive.
LAw-2,s1e-ze1ner =. Commercial Insurance Com
pany damages assessed by Court, s., 1,643.20, and
Judgment. 2s7e-Hoyne '. Same damages assessed
by Court, 500, and Judgment. 221-Priee Ledln;
jury trial resumed.
fJIdge TIzidnas.1
CEzANcERE-{BuInt ds-3-WheelerY King, Jr.;
e. B. Hurd vithdrawB answer q Thomas Lard j1lius
T. Jesup md HattsW. Jesup, order Of reference set
aside said defendants ruled to plead etc natanter;
petition taken pro confeaso; heard, and decree.
(Burnt records)-+HiIl =. Same; Same order. (Burnt
records}- Smith Y, King ct al; same order.
[Judqe Fdr1cell.l
CHANCERY-G. N. ,905-In the matter OF H. L. Keith
jury trial verdict finding that Morgan l. Keith Is in
capable Of taking Of and preserving bis property
appointed guardian, in fling bond Of 10000 WITH
surety to be approved by the Court
NEW SUITS.
4,956-Bengley ?. Grayson ct al. appeal. {,967-
Pitcher Y. Mead; appeal. 1858 James :, Mary Jane
Youldon divorce, desertian.
, 1872-11-27

Br1nk'B CITY EXpreSS.
On and after to-day, shall make three trips per
day to each Division Of the city. As usual heretofore
light packages Of soapbox size 30 lbs weight Is cts
trunks sacss Of potaoes barrels Of npples and -four
Is cts each inside Of city limits Patrons having goods
by the CYPRESS companies will 40 per cent Oh the
city delivery Of their light packages outside Of the
delivery limits Of the express companies By marking
them to the Of Brinks City Express No. 81 East
Randolph street, which will be promptly Intended to.
y. P. BRINE, proprietor.
, 1872-11-27
THE COUNTY COURT,

c1aims were sdjudicated IN the following estates
James Fitzgerald, Simon Newburn, Richard Mason,
Y. Rouse, Enoch H Stein, Patrick Phillips. Iohn
slewick, John Thompson, Hy s. Hall, Tho1(as Rich-
Fra1cls 9. Sherman, Richard Il WILSON, Ella III I.
Deafee, and VIM. Tucker.
In the estate Of Clark Hill. wiu proven lettera
testatuentary to Elizabeth Z. Hill bond Of SEQ 0oo an,
prored.-John 7. Meagher ct al; files restored.
, 1872-11-27

. ~.IJudge P0rttr.1
,229-Russe1, jury trial; verdict Of guilty. recon-
mendation to mercy. 416-Bellman; sent on verdict
to five months in the Reform School.
, 1872-11-27

Ice has been forming rapidly in the St.
Lawrence and canals. It is reported to be an
inch thick in Beauharnois Canal, and is causing
much trouble and danger to steamers.
, 1872-11-27

Never saw fbe ike.
Beats everything o0s
liz ijg qon eyex 4d5 ~
Failure to find words. G4:
The excursionists washed the lime dust from
their faces, and brushed the soil OF travel among
brick and mortar from their apparel, and sal
down at the Gardner House to q square meal
and then organized meeting to express the
sentiments OF the occasion.
Prof. E. A. Guilbert presideded, S. ".
Russell OF the Dubuque Times officiating az
Secretary. The Committee on Resolutions was
constituted and their report is appended, not
adopted without aome discussion, for some Of the
now happ1y-past freight grievances of Dubuque
would come to the surface. The following are
the resolutions.
WHEREAS, Ry the courtesy Of J. Z: Graves, Esq,
President Of the Chicago, Clinton l. Dubuque Rail
road and also Of the officers Of the Chicago + North
western, large number Of the citizens Of Dubuque
haye been permitted to participate in excursion to
md from Chicago over the new route; and
WHEREAS, The occasion giving rise to said excursion,
W., the completion Ct the Chicago Clinton Dubuque
Road, Is one Of vital importance to the commercial
Competing line as IN outlet to our trade. aid We hope
consequence, the reduction Of freigAg and all tie
attending advantages therefrom, deem this fitting
occasion for rejoicing by people, and well worthy
the demonstration made in taTor Of this ave-
nue. Of trade; therefore, be it
Resol1cd, That from actual experience We can, and
do, recommend this route to the travelling com-
munity one well worthy Its patronage and support
and ne sincerely hope that our merchants, traders,
and manufacturers will giyeit all the encouragement
in their power.
ReaolDed, That our thanks are due, and are hereby
given, to the officers and managers Of the c., c, o.
aud Of the Chicago Northwestern Railroads for their
Iberaty In giving this excursion and Tor tie time and
they have taken to make 1t safe enjoyable and
successful
Resolrcd, That the citizeng Of Clinton and Dubuque
have to congratulate each other that they are
now brought together and united by iron bands In
commercial union, and that their interests have be-
come az It we're one May they in the future work to-
gethar In harmony for tho common good.
Re8olped, That our Warmest thanks due to the
citizens Of Clinton for their cordial reception and
restricted hospitality. Their generous reception viii
never be e1aced from our memories, and when the
time shall come for Dubuque to extend to them tie
band OF welcome We pledge ourselves to profit by the
lesson they have taught uB.
Reaolucd, That wo return our thanks to the Board
Of Trade and citizens Of Chicago for the hearty and
friendly reception they have this day given to u.s. and
hope the good Fellowship engendered by this meeting
nitted. THOMAS HARDE,
JNo. D. JENNINGS,
Fl. s. HETHERINGToS.
At 1910 the Dubuguers started for home filed
with new pride in the metropolis of the West
whose prosperity is theirs, to which they have
made fast another through railway line, and, if
this don't answer, they promise to build still
another airline through without stopping, ex-
cept for wood and water. .
, 1872-11-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.
EAST ST., LOUIS
RAIL, MILL FOR LE-

5be proprietors offer or sale the ahovs very valuable
mississippi Vandalia apph, and st. Louis rail-
roads, IN East St. Louis Inc position Of this mill fur
render ono Of tbs est not he best thi
The cheurss: markets IN the Union The cost Of
tranSpor!ing pigron to this mill Is oa1 per
daily in the mill cost Ct 81 GENTS per bashcl aS
Sl.5sAp ton An abiAtnt supply Of spit atee
neverfaiug stre1 that forms OF tho bounds riea
q the = | NJ Iaaa soRRassts
Missouri by transfer boat. ,Sh loaded coma
tnto the m.n-sard at cost * % esnts ton freight;
eation Ths b9iaiGgs saa machinery arg IN excellent
ing roads hst1 lsroling and rails he capacity
Of the from 400 to 5ou tons waok, double tur:
aud for sale Is the inability the ouora
give personal attention. Eor particulars address
GERARD 3. ALLEN i CO., o.
AO0LPHUS MEIER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-19

MATIRMoNY ExTRA0RDINARY.--O last
took place in Allegheny, in which affair the
bride was seventy-eight years of age, and the
groom just nine months younger. The ccre.
monies were performed at the house Of the
J. w. Baker, Methodist presiding elder. The
affair passed off very quietly, there being but
one witness besides the minister and his wife.
Abner Johnston, esq.,, the groom, is super.
animated minister, and was married once on A
previous occasion. He has four sons living two
of whom are also Methodist preachers. The
youthful bride, Jane Ekart, has participated 10
two previous affairs Of similar nature to the
one above mentioned Her first experience in
matters matrimonial was while at the early age
of sweet sixteen - Baltimore Ga-ette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-19

TROUBLE WITH MEx1co. 1.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun Of this
morning says: "Oficial advices received here
lay good foundations for trouble between the
United States and Mexico. Notwithstanding
the protests of this government against the
outragss on the Mexican border on the life and
property of citizens of this country, and the
appeals to join in some cooperative policy to
secure safer condition of affairs on the Rio
Grande, the Mexican authorities not only are
Indifferent to the representations of the govern
ment, but apparently encourage these offensive
operations. The Mexicans have also broken
faith on the joint claims commission, which
has been 10 session here, and it is probable
that all the work thus for accomplished will
amount to nothing"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-19
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1872.

IMMIGRATION FROM THE NORTH. com
muncation from the secretary of the Virginia
Colony" in Philadelphia, to the Commissioner
of Immigration for Lynchburg, he says
'The workingmen of this city are looking to
that good old State. We have an emigration
hall here devoted especially to Virginia. No
capitalist, no mouied head, but simply the H.
tentiou of bone and muscle to strike out and
settle. Members settle wherever they wish
some in Southwest Virginia some in Eastern
Virginia. and in other parts of the State. We
are trying to get large body of men together,
and really believe that if one-half the money
spent in Europe was used in this city and New
York it would accomplish much more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-19

The Cumberland News of yesterday says
"Mr Jefferson Davis passed through this city
yesterday afternoon on the St. Louis express
train east. During the stoppage Of the train
at the depot, Mr. Davis, in company with a
friend promenaaed the depot platform. His
presence was at first only known to few, but
before the train moved off an eager crowd we're
peering in the car-windows to see the ex-Presi-
dent of the Southern Confederasy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-19
COMMERCEAE.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept l9.-The mar
ket for Wheat is active and firm; offerings Of
394 bushels white, and 362 of red with sales of
the former at 185 and lS6 for choice, and of the
latter at l35 for fair, lGO, ITO, l72 and LIB for
medium to good l75, III, 178 and $50 for very
good to prime, and 1873 for strictly prime. Com
is in better enquiry; offerings Of l42 bushels
white, 96 of mixed and ll8 of yellow, with sales
of white at r. mixed at -, and yellow at H.
Oats are steady; offerings Of 100 bushels, with
sales ut 48.