davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Long aud shntE clears 4s f1s{o cheh, and Ito socr
Jnne, boxed; green hams 1iA9l2c; sweet piekIod
do, ila13kc; Cumberlsnls, 1DK0toAc, cash or sell.
er April: tong-cut halns, l29slJc, ho1rd; bacon
hams, i<1f5o,
aRxAst--T4s guiet At fk3ac,
BEEF PRODUCTS rs-Were s!esdy and quiet II SO. so
@lo.75 for mesH, $l1.601ll.7s for extra mess, and
t21t0@13n0 for hams.
TALIow-waa quoted At s,f0sxo for city, and 7K
9eo fos county lots. Balls was reporsd Of $50 hffs
city ut eHc. :
, 1876-05-06
pjscounts Light, Deposits In.
creAsing, and Rates Easier.
More New York Exchange Offered
...The clearlnga -, 900. 600.
Thu Produce Markets Staadier, with
Hather Lass Doing.
Provisions Easy, Grain Hrmer...A Bet
tar Export Demaud for Grain st
the Seaboard.
FINANCIAL.

Ihs bsnla htd fav applications tor 1oaus md bgss-
nesa II Ill kinds wns dali. The DoArd u Trsds fuf
nishta fow sppteatons for accommodations. The
amount Of stuff arriving II sht and the amount of
funds required to carry II IL smsn. The sumption
Of shipmsnia from tbs countEy would gre sorns en-.
pIoymsnt to funds Idle, In mercantile circles,
trade continues rsstrtctsd, and The supply Of nsw
papsr u consequently limited. Complaints szs made
Of collections, and advAnces Ars Rsked Of ths hanks 10
oover tho dencit 0isY paper IL promptly paid, -
Fu1e and The 1oanAb1s surplus af the bankn IL aug
montng, although country correspondents ats sakns
for renewals. Tho loan market Il In saAJ condition
for nrBstlAn botrowo1s and those who want aceoua-
modadons call can eecurs favorable eonesssions.
Rates Of dscount 88t0 per cont to regular cn8-
TONERS. Independent borrowers can obtain better
terms.
On she strsat svaEJth!ng Il quiet The demand for
good paper II not supplied. Rates 7@1s pr cent.
Nsv York exchange VIA offered mora freely, and
was sold batwetn banks At At soasos par $1,000 pre-
MUM.
Tia clearinss ~ers &4ooo.ooo.
Tux sxAI1 CHANCE.
At lhs present London prtes Of allvcr, 6SX pence
IN eunca tbs gold value ot Tho small sysr change ia
B cents tho dolar the gold value Of the fraction
ii currency u ssk Cents On the dollar. silvor and
fractional currency slke quoted BY ths New
York papors At = premium of az 70 6K pei
pcnt, and are 70 scarca ~ to cause
Tho community great tneonvsnlsnce. Tbs 0oYcrn-
nent s a1sufng ~ msny ~ poaabls Of Tho nickel 3
cent pieces, worth In gold only abont " cents, aud
unpopular bocauas 10 extensively oountcrfsttod but
persists in it, peculiarly unfortunate method Of is
tuing siyer.
TIE CANADIAN BANKS.
Tia banks of Ontario and Qusbee show, By thslr
published 1sports that they had, March ii, le15-
~ Of capital, 100000 mora than J4ar beyore
1hef circulation has decreased f1 l12 1sS, and their
depoass s5 The loans have decreased 0a5~
S7b. Ths Toronto Gioos aays:
IhtEs Al increase tn overdue papor unsecured Of
1ooo0, and 10 secured Of St, 900. Thcss ngurts
indicate vsry considerable reduction IN the amount
Of business paper under discount and an unpleasant
increase In certain elass Of security to which bank
ezs sra neEer PARTIAL Tbs actn2l amount Of shs
natural TINT some undesirable 1ossas viii hAyo to 30
met; but NJ beoyn they will not turn out heavy u
to require any cutting into tho reserves Of the nang
and that 1t tho worzt there will 1nerey bo n tho caIca
Of some Of thu less fortunate institutions teppoyarY
Reduction OF dividend,
, 1876-05-06
A1h4Hu 8I1Ekk
aAN F1AHu1xco. HAY &-Tha following ars ths
latest quotations u khs btock E4chspRo:


R9e 1UuU"oy uSUulotuU WtIt UIs0 1tf IScuFd
Friday, Nsyet
cfII 1RoPxx1I.
Hanllu ~, " cor WeAs lnul4uA 81, Z, lleAx
rs H. WITH other property, dated Nay 3,..t 1000
Fslton 4 10 q " OF oakIsy ", IT, 2sIl40 Il,
% d.eea y ~ 1:;. 1900
,lasx q a.aed A.y 1000
April $500
l1a Il to HsrEsrd ss, dated April t......... 400
Fulton st, los ~ II Of fAseF H. D {, gsx
ls1H Il, datad May tEbsnster Wa!e1bury
t1 ayns. sn.al saooo
1ss........:....... ..................,..... 10000
g.1s = .1e.s. d.tsa Nay !::.;,........:+s. 10000
xl7 n 9Atsd Ap<n n2a...,,,...,.....,....... s,tas
: AxE2aIt ~ n ~ Aasas bsaFbeu st n&a6
, 1876-05-06
8uEEf-Tle receipts amounted 10 ouly 81 bead,
There waa no market. No quote common to extra
woolad 1t s. .60{a630.

Woolsd It 81 .6ot263o.
KAsE LiuERTT-WEEELY nEponT.
EAsF Linkhrr, fs-. My b.-uArTlz-heccipts for
through stoeE md 81 ears for sao hero .eanss eois
.aRp III 1 ,a e
ssasco and ID ena.ud pTimo to a1sra, isoo to 1ooo
ssas SO fss ~ e sGse 1eeS 2sS
fos the wsck footed osa head, aGanst 800 tho wesk
wcek before; aupply good and Pstcss Of moTe than
as:e, 1o., rh,!a5sph'1: sa spa Il ssaso Workers. s0o
s.trrSRecspts. iS,soa head, against 1890 tho
rssk hefqts sqpply p f,i6 i I'd cd G5sky 4 ~ fo
+; 9Sss,oe t.ii so to S. 7'''' Common n q
A1DAny-wzEK1Y REPORT.
spsetat Dfsnateh to "a. cAter.ao Trteuns.
ALBANY. N. X, May s-t]sn7xs-ltocsipts, sos cars;
sslors hsve rozed fr busnsss fu - .I rood -
v.nee 81 10 and Eulsd strong np 10 yesieraa5,
q g " .s' s hoe9.r asr nPaS.s baS,s
and fow now'comers caused atronx market to-day.
advanco on tic week ~ about 30 rsr owi; ruling "a
CSC for 1tso ih acos: kAg6Hs for medium Weights;
saxxr AND Lanns-1secetp.a, 10 cars last wecf, 80;
decrease 10 cars; msrket dull n tho weak; few East
sm saa sSa So. T. ony os4s
few fall lambs sold = %, aud spring Al l2xo.
Nrw voRr.
Nxvvoru a9,vE- -HsrrsNnnr.,,t. , .sn ,..
A8stI for for ,ays auanrt mn ii the sa;ns tns asa
rsst. nu.lItw f,ir II nrt,n. sn,rG 1naI , n NJ -.
tafe III stoet 1t the advance Of stroS 10 nots1 1ea.
terday; exclusive Of few fat bulls ut s4soaA.7a live
tho range WAS $3.7ba1l.25.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " ,7ao, making 1850 for four days,
xxi ~ 'ao n' s' "AtAet ques
Hv1sE-I;tosjpts 97o ,u.kfnv II seo for four s.x.
asainst 1o,1as It The samo timo last wock; market
about stosdJ; car OF common ohlo hogs, 10 lbs,
An''' s'''''
nr--.,o NV rn1 sG.,, p...,.,. ,o..,
toial for III Woef, p3,i: no martot to.tsy. fss,h
stE!yA through oaustsnments 80 held Tor lhsp-
ncnt tomorrow.
~ Is 80 s.aet ,Iat L,"1 ~" s"%! .oE no
shnjs an f -' -'""S' - f''s'@
Hoos-nsoe1pts. $500: tots1 for III. vnot IA nm.
market SLOW: Workers. f74Qta761: heayy S7 hoS7 Y5.
atock t,Ioa III ona7 69k 's '''" "'"'''s'
T.nr ,,nvnrx
r,- Yrr,- tfao tn.4t,..p.,.,,,
a. h..I ri th-cr1h .to.t ~, ~ sosaays
1asi M t,.Ss thsrc b.rnS nnthio" ~ h.rH ~ 5
~ nssS,s ea+w 4Nh hs1.d ~ tas1 - ~.
,ass Io nrE. Yn-tsr. * nc.9 N ns Us - syr ~
~ a. ''SSet AA3''s'9'S''e' tH'A"1'Pa'e' St'as
saExrNnecsp:s r "a ;od.y soo bead total for four
4s1s' 4o'a"3 s"lFe3 ss.aas ~ s9o's
II. Lou!s.
e. Loutfl may n:-AoasQn!ot ana unchanged
n8ht entnp'nR $sto96tli forRetes 5u.0GS6.A0
pacohs $5+AW4t.u: pQtchera,. $VeA41.oo.
OArTLE-..Actiysi not auotinly higher; good to
choice nAtivea T.73ExS,3 medium to fair, 4.439
%.n4d pony stoeEs 3s'uo9t+ot ~ COVE. %1'Io9a1o
stockefs. S1.ooSt.25; focders. $t2st8k.60.
, 1876-05-06
$500
ie,oN
5000
5000
5000
5000
COMMERCIAL.

Tia following wura the receipts and shipuaeats Of
ths itsding azC1ea Of produce In this city during The
twsnty-four hours ending 1t I o'clock On Frldsy
morning:
, 1876-05-06

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
CLEVELAND, O.. May b.-pctroleum, nrra, ut
1ohc for standsrd; s.1o@l.11 for primo whIts, 1oo
test, ear lots.
, 1876-05-06

btcCK61 bonds. ETC.
NEw YonK, Msy b.-aold, 112H@1121f. earring
rates f@7H. Ioans were also Inada dst.
Governments closed steady aud . fraction lower In
umo cssea than at the opening.
Railroad bonds wars quist. Michigan Central asy.
sna were lower.
State 9ocuritlea vert steady.
Thess VA great depression on the s.oct Fl.
were. unusually violent ii Michigan contrsi.
which declined *. Lake Bhoro fell oti l. 1t. psnl
common *. and preferred *. Western Un!ou vas
s1cepsionaiiy nrm. Atter midday .hs market was
IRREGULAR bue ~ ths main somewhat steadler. In tho
eary part Of tbs sst hour prices advanced Lal tbs
l9tts1 ~. Like snoss Michigan Central. estsrn
iu9s. LII the last hall hour part Of tho adTance wa,
lost, and tho market cosed feverl,h. Transaction
wete 41 900 ahkres Of which 0bo0 were Fac!ao Mail
$4,000 Weste.n Union. 10 81. Paul. Coo Er1e IT,
600 Lata Bhoru, 1000 ohios, and 3i,000 NchIean
Central.
Money market easy; a9t. Primo mercantile paper,
AH@s.
Customs Secttrts, $3i4 900.
Tho Asatstsnt Treasurer dfahursed 1851, ,ooa.
DIT goods Imports for tho week. &ai7,0oo.
C1SAr1nFb. Il. Co 0G0.
, 1876-05-06

PlTTsBuHo tRoN AND PETROLEUM..
PrTrsBuRa, Pa, a1ay 6.-r1o-1noK-Frm, with up.
ward sendencJ No. dray forge, &11.oo@21.5o eaah,
And $12.o0@22.5o fonr months; wp.tnown trands Of
foundry iron also drntes.
PrraoLEuh-Dull; crudo unsteady; sbou. $1.os at
Psrfors; Tsanod. 13Nc, philadolphiA delivery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04
ANnRIA q AXE1nrE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

ero;se of All his rights in all the States which is
Notably enioyed by the citizens OF stable Europ-
esn governments. This r.,sut in our opinion,
can only be surely and quietly secured by op n
inc the Federal courts cheaplf to every person
residipp in any Ststei Ill cases where be chooses
to appeal from the local courts.
The following resolutions were presented by
Col, E. DAuiels, which, after very earnest
discussion, were adopted as the sense OF tho
convention:
Resolved That tho control OF the currency
svste n should be at once taken from the money
Ienders and gold gamblers and 50 reformed as to
reduce the present ruinous rates OF interest and
restore prosperity to the country TO secure
this desired r. suit we believe-lst, that the Gov
eminent should receive its own paper for Gus
tom. duties; I'd, allow private citizens to Dor
row il without interest upon a deposit OF U. 5.
h ,nds. ~ National banks now d., and rs much
NJ i, as they offer security for ut the Treasury of
the u, S Sd, let al ationa money, be issued
with the privilege Of conversion INTO three
per cent inter convertible bond at the will of
the holder These simple measures would, IN
our opinion promptly bring the greenback 10
par with gold, make good money abundant at
low rates emp:oy idle labor and machinery,
snd lift our industry and trade out of their pre-
sent stagnation and ruin.
The secretary was Instructed to prepare a
CODY of the resolutions to be presented to the
STATE Convention.
On motion the convection adjourned.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Thaxton II. Robinson aud jesse Mitchell,
young men highly connected in Campbell coun-
~, met yesterday at New Providence Church,
ut ar Rockburg, in that county, to settle an o'u
t,ud with pistols. Robinson was shot 10 the
abdomen, and Mitchell received one shot 10 inc
hand, which, glancing went through his cheek
and lodged 10 the hack of his neck, aud anotner
in the breast. The latest report states tha'
Robinson is dead and Mitchell coud not sur
vive. The difficulty is understood to have been
about wouan Robinson was L;eutenaos
10 The United States army, ADD has been aosept
several years on duty on the Texan froutr,r'
and Mitchell has been recently appointed U.
S. gaucer.
OnSunday moruiug alb out two o clock young
man named Lewis, bar. keeper OF the National
Hotel, and an Italian har?ist, went to house
Of lll-fame at Raleigh. From causes not neces,
sary to mention, the Italian became enraged
with Lewis aud assaulted him with knife cut
ting him 10 ten places. Some OF TIE wounds
are serious, and the situation OF the wounded
uan is critical. The Italian then attacked one
OF the women Of the house and cut her severely,
aud then fed aud has not been Appreciated.
The forthcoming marriage Of MIR. Bennett is
a subject of much talk aud gossip 10 society,
and the wedding, if held in church, will pro-
badly be attended by an immense thrrng OF 90
ted and fashionable people. Miss May 5 trous-
seau is said TO have been prepared 10 Europe
at an expense of $50 900.
j. w. Jordan, OF Toronto Oot., about thirty
years of age, committed suicide at BoDney
Hotel, iu Buffalo, yesterday morning, by taking
prussc acid. He made a Wi directing bis
body to be sold to the highest bidder to pay
the expenses of his funeral.
IL the Philadelphia NJ. K. Conference yes
teriay considerable discussion was had as to
whether presiding elders should be appointed
BY the bishop or elected by a vote Of the Con
ference.
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Mount Vernon.

A correspondent of the New York Herald,
Says
I'm view ofthe prevailing misrepresentation Of
the public 10 regard to Mount Vernon and its
"lllapida,on and decay" will yu kindly allow
me space for few facts which dou, tlcss wil! be
reliet 10 many Of your readers? -Four years ago
a fresh impetus manifested itself II the Original
assoclation, who determined that w ashbgton
home should be repaired and made ready Tor
the Centennial ceicbrdtl0R. those ladies nave
accordingly been working throughout the coun-
try, not alone with the Centennial 10 view, but
to carry out the original intention, started
eighteen years ago. of raising S5O, 900 as an co.
dowmeut fund. Early this year aD appeal was
issued from the Regent of the Mount Vernon
Association of the Union to make the 22I of
Il, bruary an occasion TO gather fuods. Ar
rangements were on foot 10 New York for a
Martha Washington tea party at Masonic Hall,
when the announcement was made of the ST.
johns Guild benefits OF the same date, and as the
ladies' OF that management refused to allow the
beucit iuud Of Mount VERNON Il table, thus
Joining the two otj"cts, all thought OF ralslng
money in New York 90 that date WGs abandon
ID. However, Cincinnati gave a grand Cen.
tennial reception, aud cleared upwards OF Sl0,-
QUO, aud we arc glad to state that even 10 Feb
ruary Mount Veruon's crcditabc appearance
was an accomplished fact. The report OF the
Vice Regent pro tem., in New York, dated
February II, gave comfortable Assurance 'llat
it was nearly completed then, as Tar as being
made presentabe ior the summer, the future
eudowument fund aloue giving anxiety. a no.
tice 10 the n, wark Courier stated soue time
before that Mr.. Van Campden Tayler, yell
known architect 10 that city, had recently vIsl-
ted the homestead, and was then eug aged in
drawing plans of the cutlrc building, so that
10 case of fire the building could be rebuilt ex-
actIy as it LOW stands. A mioute description
of the balustrades aDd pOrtlcoes Was given,
part of the wood work Of which was represented
a. being somewhat decaycd, but the main build
ing AID wings were in good order, aDdiarraoge-
meuls had been made for the work to be pushed
forward az soon as spring arrived, 10 order that
the house aud grounds should be IN complete
readiness 10 time for visitors. La view OF these
efforts. begun by the original Ladies Associa-
ton and started With renewed vlgor four years
ago, 1t seems scarcely fair for new organizations
TO spring up and represent Mount Vernon 10
state of ruin disgracefu to our Centennial year.
However worthy the object, give credit and pre-
cedence where they are due. and let all work IN
unison and let not these ladies who have Just
appeared upon the scene claim to be the first
to come forward TO do a patriotic work which,
before these organizations were formed, had
already been assured by others. The Womens
Centennial Union SO | am Informed, are not
working ia corporation, and the publication TO
that effect is Unauthorized
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Improper lectures

10 the editor of the Atecundrtu Guzette:
| clip the following from baud bill which
was extensively circulated 10 our city yester-
day, and considering that slight ventilation Of
its animus is necessary, crave small space in
your columns to that eud
Fifth Lee, urr-Private-Tuesday evening,
April All. SUIT Ct {: Manhood and Woman.
hood, their iGter-relations, iuc u ling man s
decline and REINFORCEMENT, the laws OF ante
natal life, reproduction, secret vices, unhappy
marriages. divorce, unWelcome children, sexual
diseases, their cause prevention aud cure. Prl-
vate to- ladies ouly at 3 p. w.; gentleman only
at s p IN. No person admitted t. private
lecture uuder Is years
| would call the attention Of the community
first to the latter clause ln the excerpt, clusli-
eriDg that what is DOT proper for youths undo
Is is no more proper for youths uudnr Is; aud
again, what is not proper for boys under Is,
cannot, 10 a moral sense, be proper Tor ladIc s
only.
| care not how these things may be put |
care not how choice may be the language used
10 discuss the text Of the subj"cls propose d, |
do say that from q knowledge OF sexual physioI-
ogy of 80 years experience, the matters propos
College, the physician Office aud the shop Of
tho apothecary, and DOT to be displayed 10 lee.
lures before our wives. our sons and our 1auzh-
ter,. The moral condition pi many OF the youth
of this city of botn sexes comes almost daily
under the scrutiny of the writer. The late "un-
pleasantuess" left the Inevitable stain upon
their once pure condition. ln the name of all
that is holy, pure and OF good report, let US
preserve what is left among us from conta nina
tiou, for it is certain-and the writer speaks by
card-that any expose OF the peculiar physolo
~ mentioned above ouly serves one purpose,
viz : to excite emutlous whicn are at once de-
gradiog in their exercise to body and soul.
As husband and father do most heartily
aud earnestly protest against the introduction
iuto this community of the consideration 10 pub.
lilo gatherings Of matters that ought to be
strictly yelled. PHARMACIST.
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Fairfax Radical Co INVENTION.

Correspondence of the Alex aDdra Gazette.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, April 4.-rhe
Radical Convention OF Fairfax county met Al
Fairfax Court House yesterday afternoon, anc
Was called TO order by John tlaWxhurst, chair
man of the county committee, who stated the
obicc, of the meeting, alter which N. w. Pier
son elected chairman and q. Pat Berkeley
secretary.
B w. Clark, Fl. J England, j. Hawxhurst
and + iwar,i DAuicls were appointed c9mmlt-
tee on credentials, who reported the following
as entitled to seats III the convention:
Nluuut Vernon Ds'rI N. w. Plerson and
Edward DaDiels
Providence District: Job Havxhurst, B.
Can't IA, S. Gibson, . E. Hine, Frank Sher,
mar, r. Thomas and Albert Peacock.
DraucsvlIlc District: O. Blanchard, h. W.
Blanchard, 3 w. Clark, James Smith and
G. Pat B.rkey.
Falls CGurch District: H J. England, Ju
Illus Wind sbccker, &. H Sesmen, h. j. Birch,
S. A. Coe and j. II. Gray.
The convention then proceeded to elect a
delegate to the State .nventiou.
3. W. Clark and s A. Coe were nominated.
follows:
S.A Coe, 10; N. w. Persou, 5; B. w.
Clark, 5
Mr. Pierson after thanking his friends for
their support declined the honor OF being a
candidate.
Second ballot: Clark, IL; Coe, 6; Pierson, g.
Necessary to choice l2
Third ballot: Coe, IL; Clark, 10.
s. A. Coe having received majority was
declared elected.
B w. Clark was elected alternate.
Edward Daniels, job HaHxhursl aud S. A.
Coe were appointed a committce on resolutions,
WHO reported the following, which were adoD-
ted:
Resolved, That there are two dominant and
all. ell. b-1clng questions before the American
people-lst, natlonal sovereignty versus State
sovereignty I'd, whether the monetary system
of the nation snall be managed :or the interests
OF ali tho people, or f.. the exclusive benefit of
the monied class against the people.
Resolved, I'd, That upon the first Of these is
sues We ueclare cur conviction taAt the United
States is nation in the same sense in which
Great Britain, F .ance and Germany are nations,
and we demand to its fullest ext-nt the recogni-
ton of this f.ct BY the General Government in
all its dealings with the peopl
Resolved 3D. That it Is The highest and most
sacred dutg OF our government ~ yu1ra1te" to
every citizen that complete security In the ex-
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COM III EKCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET April 4-The mar
ket to-day is quiet and easy, and prices remain
unchanged. 1857 bushels of common white
100 and 154 for fair to good Corn is in fair re-
cept and 1897 bushels of mixed sold ut So 55a
and Sc Nothing doing in Rye or Oats
The CANAL TRADE The Cum berland News
says: Mine boats cleared from this Eort on
Saturday, the New Central sending out Jour at
th; rate OF freight previously noted. None Of
the agents Of other companies have received or
der= to commence shipments yet but it !;
thought thst heavy contracts will be made this
week, and that the canal trade will be fully I'M
der way by Monday next at the f.rthest."
The Alleganan says: The report that the
American and Blaen avon companies would
begin shipments of coal to-day is Incorrect.
Our information with regard TO the American
is based upon statements furnished the Alleys
nian by the agent of that com sny, Mr.. Charles
Robb Our information with regard to the
Bsen Avon is based upon the statemen OF one
in II position to know. The Borden ne asserted,
will not begin regular shipments to-day, but
may dispatch to- day or to morrow the steamer
N eW rn and the Hassett steamer, with cargoes
and with loaded boats in toH, trial trip Tor
those two steamers IN the capacity of two boats
RECEIPTS OF PRopUCE.-The following were
the receipts by the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern Z. r. last week :
Corn g. 55 bushels, wheat 2l65, rye 100, oats
81 potatoes 20, corn meal 81, beans rs, millfeed
TOO lbs, seed 3 sacks dried fruit sacks, onions
Dbl, a,sur 3 bbls, dressed poultry barrel
butter 10 bbls and boxes, eggs Is bbls, &c,
blooms 2O0 900 lbs, wood AZ cords, tallow , bhis
dressed hogs l, tobacco % boxes, lumber 50 0OC
feet, whiskey Dbl, wine cask, calves, &c, II
head, hides bale and bund es leather II rolls,
bacon lO37 lbs, sheep skins bales, lard hrkin,
baskets bales, sundrles 10 bis and boxes, rat
tie cars, hogs l car hoops 2 cars, stone car.
[BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, April Stocks stesdy. Money
no loans; 3. Gold13 Flour dull and droop
! ing. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn scarce
and shade better
BALTIMORE, April Virginia o. cid, 30 f;
consolidated G9s; West Viginias 9. Cotton
more sct've and steady; mIddlng l24ai2s
! Flour quiet but firm and unchanged. When.
strong but quiet; No. 2 Western red li3al4l /;
Pennsylvania red 15>al53; Maryland RED 49,
! 1873; do. amber lUual65; do white l4Os6n.
! Corn fairly active and frmcr; Southern white
G. ,63t Southern yellow g., 63; Western mixed
63t $40 63s April; 63 May Oats quiet; South
! arn 40.4S; Western white 45s48 do. mixed 4Os
Is Rye nominslly firm At SOa82. Hay dull
i ard unchanged Provisions quiet, steady and
unchanged. Pork 23aS23 rs. Lard unchange1
? Butter scarce and strong; Western extras 3Sa4O;
do first. 35a37. Coffee strong, but ',ulei ana
! uncba. god. Sugar steady ami firm al % .lus
Whisky dull! but STEADY at s. ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-04
DIED.

On Monday April 3, 1T his lat, residence,
near Falls Church, Alexandria county, Va
JAMES B. PHILLIP ), aged II years AT er
twenty eight months Of painful illness, which
he bore with Christian forlitude, he passed
away peacefully with the nope OF bissful i'm
mortality. @- The tunera will take place on
Wednesday, the Sta instant, At IL O'clock a. m.
Conveya: Will De IN VISITING d, East Falls
Church station to bring relatives and friends to
the house.
At Waverly, Baltimore county, on the I'd of
April, SUSAN CAROLINE, wife Of Rev.
VIM. T. Johnston, and daughter III the late
Thomas b. Barton, OF Fredericksburg, Va