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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08
EXANDlslA, VA.
F1SANcIAL.-The Washington correspondent
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1873.

FINANCIAL. The Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun says
THE reserves we're again drawn on ycster-
day to the extent Of over 100000. AT this
rate it will not take very long to make big
hole 10 the forty-four millions.
Senator Cameron, was at the White House
yesterday and had an interview with the Presl-
dent on the finances, politics, and matters and
things in general During his Interview with
the President Mr.. G. made allusiou to the re-
issue of the reserves and indicated to the lresl-
dent his entire disapproval OF using any portion
of the reserves under any circumstances. The
President replied that there was no intention OF
using any large amount OF reserves, and the w
tentlon was to replace what had been used as
soon as it could be done without injury to the
country, and assured Mr. Cameron that he
had no idea ofinfating the currency.
"A considerable number OF add!uonai sigma
lures OF creditors Of the house OF Jay Cooke y
Go. were obtained yesterday to the paper co.,
sentiug to the appointment OF Mr. holllns as
trustee to take charge OF the affairs OF the
house. 1t is understood that it will require the
assent of creditors representing twothlrds OF
the entire amount owed by the hrm before the
proposed arrangement can be effected.
The appointment Of Morton, Rose 4 Co. as
fiscal agents in London ofthe Department OF
State was made by by Secretary Fish some
days ago with the appreciation Of President
Grant. The Secretary teegraphed the tact, to
Minister Schenck, through whom the other
Ministers in Europe were informed of the
change, so that they might not, as formerly,
draw on Clews, Habicht Il Co. for their quar-
ter's salary, which fell due in October, but upon
their successors, who will also protect all drafts
drawn for accounts of the State Department.
The proposition Of the Postmaster General
to establish system OF the post office savings
backs will, it is stated, be again urged by him
in his forthcoming report. From the express
sious of members of Congress and others it
would seem that the Postmaster General will
not be apt to have many supporters IN the
scheme.
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ID Ed.

On the 9Th instant at . clock p. M, Comm!o
dorc WILLIAM JAMESON, u. 5. n, II
the eighty second year Of his age Es;- III
friends and those OF the family are respectful )
invited to attend his funeral from his late g, resi-
dcn@c, on st. Asaph street, tomorrow !! hura
day. at II . clock IN. The remains will lln'nc
diately afterwards be conveyed to Norfolk iol
nterment.
On rhe 7th of October, at the residence OF ms
father, on Commerce street, between fay''e a'J
Wns, HlLLERY. infant son of Joscphus ana
Elizabeth Lawson, in the second year OF us "ge
re-" The friends of the family are invited u NJ,
tend his funeral, Tomorrow afternoon d. I'LL &C
o'clock.
This morning, at Ills o clock, MALE MN -
RIS, aged 10 months and % days, MIAMI emu
OF Samuel and Lizzie Grlgg llrr per lu'ela'
will take place from the residence OF htr aren's'
No Is Payne street, tomorrow (1hursaay) Nj
ternoon, at , o clock.
In Baltimore, of dpthers on the "a OF O Z:
ber 1873, MARY TIL RUoIoS ~; M " nG,in -
daughter Of Rev. a. NJ. and SalIleG. Randolph,
aged wears and , months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08
NEWS OF The DAY
$40 shoe the very age and body Of the Times

$40 shoe the Ue7.y age ana Oooy q tHe 1t"leS.
On Saturday evening last the Rev. J. V.
O'Reilly, pastor of the Catholic Church at Sus.
quehanna, Pa, was run over by an engine aud
instantly killed. He was standing on the track;
having lust got off train. He Was 40 old and
much respected priest and had been located at
Susquchanua about forty years. tie was about
eighty years old at the time OF his death; AT
one time the reverend gentleman was vicar
General Of the Philade phia diocese.
4 vote was taken yesterday in Boston and
its suburbs upon the question of annexation.
There was light vote in Boston, but the SUI
burbaDs interested turned out 10 considerable
force The result is the annexation OF Charles
town, Brighton and West Roxbury to Boston
A contract for the superstruction of public
building of white marble 10 Philadelphia wa:
Yesterday awarded to VIM. Struthers & Son tol
S., 500. 600. This is the largest contract ever
given out in the city. The building will be Of
Lee, Mass, marble.
Arrangements are about perfected between
the postal departments of the United States
and Germany for the exchange of postal card:
on a two ct. basis. England and France have
thus far declined to ma e similar arrange
ment.
Official sanitary reports state that since July
10th there have been 1920 cases Of cholera IL
Vienna, of which ! $50 terminated fatally. to
the first time in several months 40 new case
were reported yesterday.
The President accompanied by Gen. Sher
man and Colonels Mccoy and Poe, Of the lat
ters staff will attend the reunion of the army
of Tennessee at Toledo, Ohio, leaving Wash
iugtcn on Monday evening next
The second attempt of the Graphic Compan!
to send balloon across the Atlantic has PROVED
an inglorious happily not traglc-tallure
There ought now to be an end OF these at
tempts.
The New York Stock market was decided.
weaker yesterday, and prices declined from
to per cent.
Hartford has been decided upon as the CAPT
tai Of the State of Connecticut by a majority o
q49S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

PoToMAc FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
October lNeetmg.- The Potomac Fruit Grow
ers' held their regular monthly meeting in
Washington, yesterday President Chalkley
Gillingham in the chair.
Mr.. j. L. Smith made few remarks upon
grating, in which he said that fall grating is
better than that OF the spring; that October
and November are better for grating than Au-
gust and September.
: Mr. n W. Pearson made report upon the
oats he had received of the lot sent from the
Agricultural Department He said he found
the Canada oats to produce abundantly and
very early. He should SOW the same in guam
thy the next season. Other members reported
upon vegetable and flower seed favoraby. The
seeds were true to name, and generally of SUI
perior quality. Prot j. Brainerd made his re-
port upon the insect referred to him at the last
meeting for examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

The President, prior to the execution Of the
Modoc prisoners. directed that the remaining
members of that band be taken to Fort d. \.
Russell, near Cheyenne, to await further Or
ders, and in accordance with such orders those
Indians have been forwarded to that post by
Brigadcr General Scho6eld.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

The U. S. Circuit Court, Judges Bond and
Underwood presiding, met in Richmond yester,
day. Several cases were dismissed and others
continued The Grand Jury was sworn. To-
day, case involving the constitutional hmi-
tation of the general government 10 regard to
the tax on the expectation of tobacco, was
taken m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

Mr.. T. j. Valentine, an old merchant and
highly respected citizen Of Charlottesville, died
yesterday morning at half past - O'Clock from
typhoid pneumonia. He was sevcnty-threc
years Ct age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

The New ork Herald saysit is established that
ex-President johnson had deposit Of 5000
10 Jay Cooke & Coe. bank, when that estab.
lshment broke up. He had placed there near
" all his savings for many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

WASTING TINE One day grand Postofiice
official happened to be passing through gov
ernmeut Office with which he was not connect,
ed. There he saw man standing before the
fire reading newspaper. Hours afterwards,
returning by the same way, he was shocked to
fud the same man, legs extended before the
same fire, still buried in the columns of news;
paper. "Hallo, sir !" cried the indignant head
of Department, what are you doing? Can
you see what I'm doing?'' was the answer,
Sir, came through this Office four hours age
and found you reading the paper; l return, and
you are still wasting your time in the same
manner" VERY true; you have stated the
case to a nicely" Hereupon Head of Depart
mcnt naturally fires up. "What is your name,
sir?' he demands well, | don't know that
my name is any affair of yours-what is your
Dame?" "Sir, l would have you know that
am the So-and-so of the Postofice y Indeed!
Well, am very glad to hear it. | am, sir,
simply one of the public who have been kept
waiting here for hours for an answer to simple
question: and | shall be much obliged if you
will use your influence to get me attended to.
South London Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08
washington News.

In the Police Court yesterday James Eyar
was charged with assault and battery IN three
different cases upon three little girls, all OF the
tender age of about seven years. lie was sent
to Jail. ;.
The Catholic ladies of East Washington have
presented Rev. Father Boyle, OF St. Peter
Church, Capitol Hill with horse and buggy
for use in his pastoral calls.
1t is reported that Alexander II. Stephens,
Herschel V. johnson, aud one or two other
Southern politicians, will start paper in thi:
civ on or about the lst of December next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

Ihelate Commodore jameson entered the
navy under Decatur, and was midshpman or
the United States frigate Constitution when
she captured the Guerrero.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

The Conservatives OF Augusta have nomi
mated for the House of Delegates, A. II. II
Stuart, Marshall Hanger and Absalom Coiuer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

4 HORRIBLE TnAGEDY.-Hagcrstown, DC.
tober Our community was shocked this
evening by intelligence Of most infamous
crime pcrpetrated near Falling Waters, on the
Virginia side of the Potomac about ten miles
south of Hagerstown. The body of a young
girl named Annie Butler was found in Cunning
ham, woods with marks upon it, which iDdl-
Gated that she had first been outraged and then
murdered Tue girls parents, who reside 10
the neighborhood, sent her to look for the COWS
on Monday evening. While in the woods she
was ovcrtaken by some fend in human shape,
and made the victim Of two horrible crimes.
Her parents, alarmed at her prolonged absence,
began to search for her last night, but her body
was not found until this forenoon. The great
est excitement prevails in the neighborhood,
aud if the murderer is caught he will certainly
he hanged on the spot 4 coored man was
seen to enter the woods soon after the girl
started in search of the cows, and he is sus-
pccted of having committed the horrible crime.
At the last advices the Coroner was holding an
inquest -Bah. -4mcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

There was fall of snow in the western part
Of New York and Pennsylvania yesterday,
There was frost last night in portions of Ar
kansas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.

The people OF AlcxauGria city and COUNTY "'r
expected to lnake The .irst grai.I rally i"t -"
campaign, ut the OLDRED opp fEhE"".
HALL on WEDNESDAY NIGHT; Ek ~
pectcd that the nominees Of the K"pun'lts" pa,
ty, aisu w. ID. s,tlIlsnn, r.. burR" H. a. Al -,
cock and ether distinguished spraNcr,;, wiz =,
nresent :, nI r. :, The meeting. Wee president
Wilson is also expected. o''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

The Israelites in Washington, yesterday, had
meeting, and collected contributions for the
aid Of the sufferers by the pcstilence at Mem
pbis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

j. The Fair of the Valley Agricultural Societ,
will be opened at Winchester to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

- Gen. Kemper spoke at New Market yester
day to large audience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

A Br or STRATEGY - Major Graham, late
Of the L. S. Army, having turned brlgand, and
having attempted the highway robbery, OF an
army payluaater, aud having been riddled with
bullets in the attempt, and carried OFT 10 hos.
pital at Denver, aud learning there one day that
next week he was to be ta ken to the county
Jail, coutrvcd to get the information to his
friends, and so one evening half dozen soil
tary horsemcn surrounded the hospital took
possession, carried out their man, put him 10
wogon aud disappeared III the shadows oil the
Rocky Mountains. Moral regular soldier
knows when and how to retreat. -Nen lo'k
Ue0M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

Many financial schemes are in preparation
for action at the next session Of Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

TROUBLESOME people will not let the Presi-
dent and his increased salary Of fifty thousand
dollars alone. A Mr.. Willard has found out
that the appropriations for 1877 to the ex.
penses of the White House are about seventy
seven thousand dollars, in addition to the fifty
thousand dollars recently voted. Most persons
think that the President keeps up the White
House. Not at all. How erroneous such an
idea is will be seen from the following appro-
prlations by Congress Furnace keepers, $780,
two police men, $500; one night Waterman,
$500; usher, s POO; TWO doorkeepers, $22,40O;
steward, $4,000; messenger $1,000; secretary
and clerk, $4,000; contingent expenses So 600;
annual repairs White House, $1,000; retu:.
nishing White House, $4,000; fuel, So, 900;
green house, $4,000; grounds, $4,000
Baltimore Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

REAL ESTATE VALUES. "A very important fca,
ture OF the present financial criSls-one 10 which
the whole country is more or less interested-is
the effect which the excitement will have upon
the value of real estate. New York Tribune
has had its reporters busy among the real estate
dealers, and finds that even during the height
of the panic 10 Wall and Broad streets, their
business had gone on undiminished. The
dealers explain that whenever there is a. crash
in stocks or paper securities Of any kind, there
comes rush of capital for investment in real
estate; the safe, solid bed rock, which cannot
burn up, blow away. or be wiped out by the
failure or detalcallou of any one. "A proml.
nent Pine street broker says the Tribune, stat,
ed that many of his customers who had large
sums in bank had withdrawn them for invest
mcnt in real estate; that there was an lncreas-
ine firmncss in real estate and tendency to
invest in it, and that it was just as easy to OBJ
tain money upon bond and mortgage as it was
week ago. From the Clereland Leader.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER ;.
SUN RoSE......... G"2 MOON Rs ES.... 10
Sun SETS. ......... ). 81
ARRIVED.
Schr Commerce, Washington, t. Hampshire
and Baltimore Coal Co.
Schr Warren Sawyer, Boston, to B h LAM
bert.
SAILED.
Steamship Utility, Allyn's Point by Amer
can Coal Co.
Steamer P,.lisade, Leonardtown, by Jos Bro
dcrs & Co.
Steamer Columbus, Baltimore, by B Wheat.
PASSED OUT.
Schr Oliver Amcs, from Georgetown.
ScEr Marsic, from Georgetown.
Schr G p iIarris from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Isola, for this port, sri cd from Wnd.o:,
n. :, IL.
Schr Eva May, for this port, sailed from
Windsor, y. s., lst
Schr Abbie Buraey cleared AT Boston for this
port 18th.
Schr Pilots Bride, hence ut Providence 9TH.
Schr Ada 4 Whitney, hence for Boston, sailed
from Vineyard Haven 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

PARADE OF CoLoRED TROOPS IN WASHING.
TONY cstcrday was gala day for the colored
inhabitants of the District. In Washington
the streets were alive with the parade made by
the coored visitors from Richmond and their
hosts, and in Georgetown the Grand Lodge OF
colored Odd Fellows opened its sessions. The
Richmond colorcd troops, consisting of the first
battalion of Richmond National Guard, made
their headquarters at the Columbia armory.
At 10 o'clock yesterday the visiting companies
fell into line in the following order: Auuck
Guard, ffty-fve muskcts, Lieut. Walker, Car
ney Guards, iftyiye mu>kets, Lieut.. Malard,
and Union Guards, thirty-fve mus ets, Capt
Wisham. The escort consisted the District Ba.
talion, and the whole line was under command
of Maj G. B. Fisher They marched along
the principal Streets paid their respects to the
President and to Governor Shepherd, and then
spent the day at the Olympic base bail grounds
in pleasant entertainments, All night there
was a banquet at the Columbia armory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08
DICKLES-Ncw Cucumber Pickle : I u \ IT,
i ccived by [oct j }. {. MiLbU ny.

DICKLES-NcwC Cucumber Pickle, ilr Ii:y T."
i ccived by [oct y } {. MiLbo ~.
DEIME CAROLINA RICE for sale SI By
L oct D. !. Mlh""
DATENT COFFEE MILLS, for restsuFs'.
L and hotel keepers; II desirable "t''., ,,r,..r
low price. Call and sec ut - hlhs So '''"
u oct as,7 81 J.T. tRElGHToS * son
MAILS, HORSE SHOES, CHofrlS 81
~ AXES ard other goods in th"t iL'c' a .' .,
supply of ui 81 lust received ANA W.
"m nct A''" ''J !. T. CREIGHTON Y son.
~ yoI7NGEES SCOTCH ALE, Ba:- ?a.@
LIZ. and No Burton hnglISh 90. ~" ''''
h.rt's Brown Stout, tor sale ny
'''' GEO. McBUkNEi son,
oo,G lGG and 10 King street
r1avORING EXTRACTS, whole ""i
ground spices, Cox's Gcntinc, Ms|"1n,
Cnrn starch and Sen Moss furne, for sale y
GEO. McBuKNEl y AuN'
oct lt6 and 10 King street
DATENT PERFECTION coal HOpo-
I Something new and desirable; the ~
0'''' '- j. /. CEEIGHToE \ SoE,
DATENT WIRE CLOTHES Line
i Cheaper than rope; in lUV iceI 'c"s'"
prices reduce" j. II + , cc'kxE5}}GuToN s SON.,
oct7 IS King .t''et'
DED SPREADS, CouEterpanea' DtAn".
ID Fianncls Lin$cys, kcrscys, Goods '0'
ings, &c, 1T onr WOODS
oct fODI. u. g." 80
VERY FINE OLD PEACH, APPLE o.
Y BLACKBERRY BRANDI !" stV,s
for sale by GEO. McBUkNEl oO..,,
ortI l66 and 10 King stree
|ONsIGNM rs Apples p p"
~ Fruits, Potatoes, Poultry, Egg. '1.r.c:
SC. received every day and for SAFE y. I'm
rates by Loot j T. VI. La w ~
rUHE LAST-l2 IBIS Of that RYE L0'
i WuInkEi Tor SAFE by u.SoN.
oct ! ~ VI ''' -.
CuUT, o! al sizes, and POW DhN S'''
~ '0F S''S y AVERY s DAVIDSON,
oct 10 King -, cor !'''''''
J,ok SALE-pUkE CIDER VIZ E"<ttHfu
Il to !, year, Old; also TElrLb 81
WHITE VINE VINEGAR, ,,ySON.
oct = ~ ~ -, ~.
,KOCKEKY WAKE-A full assortment
I j received and for sale low oy 6. CON
oo,e lGj and TO King stFes"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08
CAN AL COMM ERCE.
-rE~ IT00i,
~s-'ss-<~~.s-.---...rg
ARRIVALS,

Boat 5 Mckalg, to Bacn Avon Cosl Go;
d Taylor, Lu indis, Silver Wave and " Il
Boyer. to Georges Creek Coal Go; Dell.
plain and Alaska, t. Great Falls Ice Go; Z v
Adams and r \ Wood. ~ New Central Coal
Co; ID stewart, II Driitictd. } l. Reid IL Par.
rot and J Cazcaux, to American Coa! Co;
ScoLia, K \ Goodwin and w Irwin, to LAMP
sh re and Baltimore Coal Co; Mschic, 10 Con-
s,ldation Coal CO.. II McNal!y aud q ) Coulter,
to Sinclair & Asncw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08
RALLY. CONS EIsN All V Is

TO HEAR A
SPEECH FROM OUR CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR
General JAMES +. KEMpER wi,l b. her.
TO I'D .!c-$ you Oh SATURDAY sight the
18th instant. nj : \ REPTA HALL, 49,. cI"cN.
a large Attendance l.: desired.
JOHN y. SMDOT.
oct It'd Chairman ConscrV. I"lh'iI!t"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

TnE CHOLERA IN EUROPE The Journal
t}cS Dcbats of September % has iu'l report
Of the progress OF the cholera in Europe iro.p
September Ii to September - The lumber
of deaths for the week in Paris was l03; III
Iiavre, 1872, al Mobivilicrs ard Hafaer the
disease has ucary disappeared; at Caiyedos 1t
has not yet appeared; at Caeu 1t made It's APP
pcarancc Oh the 18th OF September and 20
cases with $ deaths have since occurred.
The epideluic is abating al Vienna. Septem-
bel 9rcports only IS new cases against l23report-
ed the last day OF the week preceding September
q. On the other hand, its progress IN the ucIgh
horhood has been correspondingly more rapid.
The deaths i'll Hungary up to September |
were l04, 900.
| lu Germany, Berlin excepted, the malady Is
slightly on the Increase. The record gives from
| August % to September 5, l5l cases and 81
deaths in Berlin, against 81 cases and ~ deaths
| the week preceding At kuuig>herg the nal
| ady hats Constantly decreased since September
! /. when there were - cases and ii deaths
| Madgebnrg presents the same rccord-oS cases
| and - deaths on the 81 Of September, then a
steady decrease.
Ga the other hand, in Bavaria the disease
is gaining ground, the the capital oil that pretty
State showing 600 cases since August 81, at
last accounts, with PSI deaths. At Dresden
and Heilbruuu it has disappeared.
In Rpuuanil, from August 81 to August -,
! there were 7S9 new cases ard POI deaths: from
! August 90 to September ~, Loci cases and
! 3Il deaths, showing considerable i'crcase
In It. Petersburg there has been some IN
crease in the number of cases and deaths. Up
10 September IT. there have been $50 cases and
! POI deaths.
| In ItaIy the disease has made progress in
Naples, in Genoa, in Uliuc In other cities it
has somewhat diminished. September 10 re-
ports In Venice cases and deaths: III
the province of Parma, = cases; III the
province OF Brescia = cases and | death; in
that of Paiua. 5 cases and ! death; in tn"
province Of Naples, 20 cases aud deaths; III
The province Of Genoa and Uiinc, Sc cases and
II deaths
La England it has appeared at Hull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

TIE PoLARls CREW. The acting secretary
OF the navy has received a dispatch announcing
that the TalIapoosa arrived at Fortress Monroe
yesterday morning from New York, with the sur
viyors Of the Poari> on board, aud would pro-
coed to Washington as soon as the weather per
United The party consists of Capt: Budding
ton; II. l.. Chester, first officer; Emil ScIu-
man, chief engineer; Dr. Bcssc Mr.. Morton,
second uifccr \ OdeIl, W. I. Campbell, lien
ny IIabby, Herman Lsmore, Noah Hays aud
y. }. Coilu, sailors and tircmcn. These con-
prise the men rescued by the Ravenscralg,
transferred 10 the Arctic and landed III Dundee,
Scotland, whence they were brought to New
York on board the steamship Antwerp, from
Liverpool Gu leaving Dundee there was an
immcn,c popular demonstration, many hun
drcds of persons crowding around to shake
them by the hand, aud lusty cheers given as
the train moved off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-08

REMARKS Wheat is active and very firm
and prices are 2t5c better since yesterdays re-
port; receipts src light. with sales of white 4,
l55 ami l62 COR good to prime, and red 3, las
and $50 for good, and 100 and 10 for prime 10
Choice. Corn is steady; offerings Of 7o2 bushels
with sales of white nj -, and mixed At - Small
sales of Rye at 90. Oats are steady; offerings
light, with sales at Al.