davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-15
7EHREP-1faFo VIA @ dr!ot market Il hofnsnal1y
sel1y rfce4. uu0Atons arc aJ. OOs4. Is for plor IL
CHOICE Hat, Patterson 4 Co. tulu fock At 4<.33.

sIemIv nrlcss uuctatIous sTS MI Txez 2s foT Mnr X
choice. Hall. Patterson d Co. t0lu mock At S<33.
NEW TnRK. --.
E4w YnBK. Nov, it-CArrit -l1cce}nts to.t]ny. $50.
kei attjft At IN advance OF iUt Gett RfsIea hils.
ihE the stropRcst aIylncc, offerings ReneFay 8Vul
1G4t GI$; aoEkcfH &.fUCtIJ.E3 COWS and heIfera
foI nutchcra. n.o. o. 2s8 aW
hfn1r ann LAuns-ltectfnta to-day 200: f0ts1 for
tHe week. Gs1 kKaInst ,IN last wcrk: market n1t
efatly actses about all tho good 1tRty OF oeftnRs
grses strong Al lh't weeks Feys eacs " cats west
ssom IT. nneeG ~ eaEb Gaasa sek tAr = hst "sttssn
TsrsM 11fts;AM5i tnsu.Hn Pt.s;sttOt LRhhAa
, 1876-11-15


FL0UIs-Was axu!n quiet, though In somewilat bet.
Ter demand than tho previous day-thrNy un local
CUNT sl!pncn held OF. making shipping grades rea
lively casy, wht other orun4s lrIn In sympatIy
with wrat Sales reported Of 14o brls winters,
partly al s0.8oi Loss hrls spstng extras, partly
At f5.ooGa1.5ot md $50 bril- buckwhcnt. partly Ut
sa.7' Total. 1.aas bril-. The market closed
tnmc, with the following Al tho asking ranES Ut
prlees: C.,oce winters. ssaaa725i neltum winters,
s5.u4acd. choice spring extra S. 7ssa. 49, medium
do. $S+2345o; ahippnx extras. n. 8!4&5.U01 cGoce
patents, &7.uta7.3o1 coH'n0n 10 &AU1&asai sour
.nrinxh ss:."at. uls sgr!ue anpeFane.: sa,snse'o
NHAx-Was quiet aud 9A4ler. Salea were ~ tons at
sutU Gn srhek aud free oa b1ar4 car.
h1lnnLlSas-Ba1ts wrrs 70 TONS at 1900 for eonrso
Oh track and SIS. w for ma FREQ On boaEI cara
FExu-S4le was iuada Of ~ tpns It SI7.o0 freq On
board,
wss ma1e OF 10 tons ut s.a % FREQ
OH .0arA
coga-skAL-Was stronger. salo was mado Of 10 tons
coarac At Si7. u on trarE.
WltEAr-Was ,no5o active, AMI advanced lg{c from
tho latest r5iccs uf Monday. with moru trading than OH
any previous day for nloTe than week pRst. Lvcr
puoI rspurtc4 1rmer. snd closed stroag. London
wa, anatc, higher. and New York adranced ceae per
tu under ~ scyu do4as. with salca of cur No. ~
Ees sssa mta sn e. s
xsek q 7.3 w. asd ass s xssxlnE n. sla
s 4sssIVs ~ sa H. s. a ha
vons Vt lfa.r ol ouls!Y scsapnl u a!tiua 70 fIre
s ~ w uA - sos! sMctg ~
Eraass wsta IL III iumn!, for shpIi,ens and ~. j
was ~ modrtRte request for carrying. tha premium
!tsI 81. .9s
Mtnrso!a ,,ll!s wili want heary Ill tha WHEAT that i.
S5 I'46 'sst {ssS 'ss w.
IL 9Ss % sss sei s
@ s'ss5 !: $ IN f.; i
f;S:os s. II ! ill., Hi SF rTssr: ts !:
SI l:tsl I'm IL u! ~ NJ. TO 81 ii. ittsi III q!
a1sl ~; ~ ~ !. nal ~ auo II ~ ls tspee!s !"sa.
G4 by la.nplt a 7ik$ on track. T0ial ,I tsfi bp
| MlSHksur4 HHkAr-Haa Hu!ct an1 s4nnt,cr. wlltl 1
r Su III, ss;s SpS Il g
1tIi bM by saaYle II Il. y free On board cass.
CtlIsH-WA4 iuprc scttfe. aud advanced 4&3tc. In
synlFa!ay ssth wllsA! La.sfpol WY gautsl aflnrF.
Whllu rtreDrta wc5u very sl4!l, nli t.e sock III
sure reaucs1 y rasar ox Point heng only 7tM IA
ha ast ertuflay aa1 stoIt % tsaa W hu His. With !
tho eua VI thls ni0uth. Thr slipptnK uelIlznA ~ts
however ouIy light Gutets Iesnslhk to pay rEevtuu
p5cca for hiK ID but tho short tntrfu.t more
hsn COW; will llle new G0fa ready IL roIia ii bul6Fs
tu Mltllg Ut next ulDaih sellof iereubef niA9ed d
4:Sc aud nlyaMcsl " @3}c Ut ite !nA4 belirs janu
m m sa.. a :f. ssy s ysrs r., :a :aa 4 ss'ss ill., 5f
1sSis frysstsd y S!Nc, Alsh ,nlAsa y +5Ht d.
Til Esh 'si sssa t 4 - ~ W
sh4ttc oa tIacki and w VI dv ~ AN atse ffrs y:
IATs-ysrs isthsr auiet. opening nrn,er aud e1osnl
III III 70 S sas H. ss.sss III IL
, 1876-11-15
! MINING STOCKS.
/ san FRANCISCO. Nov. l4.-Tha latest quotations

~ NEW ORLEAh3. =.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l4.-GUld, 1l0A; dtght. n
discount
Sterling. bankers, h27.
FOREIGN. .....s.
LaNnoN, Nor. 14.-Eourus, money and account
05 h.10. ..
tjnitct, States bond.-G5t, l0JA; Cts. 100:
iO.40N, 10sN; new Is, lUU4.
New York Central, Du; Erie, oA; preferred,
TO-
PARIS. Nov. Il. -llcntes, 1Otf bic.
New 6s, 101h
, 1876-11-15

Total Of alt kinda In stufo. g. 1l0. 2H5 bu. These
figures show an Increase during last week o 2A8 0l}
BIT wncut, 80, ITO bu barley: and icfrcasc Of
lii, 0b3 bu corn. 12D 007 ba oats, 80. Da2 ba sye.
Total decrease, 600, 900 bu.
FOREIGN iMronTATIoNs
received at Chicago Customs Nuy IL, 1876:
DogncE l. DcrR Brewing Company, II, 200 l'u
barley: Lii s. Bultcn, -, liz bu barley; ]. @.
Ogden, Gl0 sacks salt; ", Warren, casa clocks !;
F. Ffahzen, 10 cuscs books; I,cpechaln i Neland,
20, 700 os Iron; LII 4 Bullen, 51s o1.a8 ou
barley; Briggs i rrOthers, 10 packages seed.
Amount Of duties collected, O., 400. 10.
, 1876-11-15
DRY GOODS.

Tho week ending vita yestsrdaJ wns among the
autetoht Of the season. nteed In ost departments Of
the market the autctule amounted to positive dnncss
The atteudauce Of buyers IN rerson wM noticeably
small. willis ts amount OF orler received through tho
nIs fell aurt Of general expectation Fur the absence
past ten days 0lG, tho election oflehY tcspDn-
Hibc, though the continuance Of mild weather has
served 10 reard tho distribution Of winter tabrs Tho
du,lnr VI trade As net resulted IN any general soft
eatng prtuc Tho guotAson1 OF prints becu sub
1ectcd 10 sone and few Urauds Of atrip.e
and hr,wn cottona have been reduced tsac but the
general tunr Of the market rsM4!nt tAhY and htn,+
The lAtr1f quotations nFe Risen bcIow.
, 1876-11-15
COMMERCIAL.

The following uerc tho receipts aud shipments
OF tho leading articles OF produce In this city
during the twenty-four houEs ending at : o'clock
on Tucaday morning, and for tho corresponding
tInne Inst year:
, 1876-11-15
FtsElGlITS.

cu,c4oo.-The.s uAs little dsu'saa eastp sara %
,,eamer room. Tue quutels wa - tos corr
puaslo. The psops Alasks sui Japsu ps.sdo bs,tg
10 Els, The Roanoke Wheat sna ce,S c,e,,.r.ears
70 Dunso and tbs ns4hua corn u, 70 o In whss4
aha capacity wss ssams'sa n,,n ", ~ su;sys 1sy
10 wv ~ s EoT Id -Thtrs was 10 noos,dsrsA
fol- rss!n y1:ssu io.dsy, aud sstas "ess s''''''
, 1876-11-15
{Ths Financial Situation Unrelievel by
Any New Activity.
New York Exchange Flrm.--The
Clearings SSJ,.4OO,OOO.
! The Produce Markets More Active,
: and Genorally Primer.
WHEAT Sill Advancing, with Large Statks.-rrs
visions Turn Upward.
i Other Breadstuffs in Moderate
Supply.



All departments Of tho local financial situation
are quiet. The loan made by rynd,eate OF our
banks " the city OF $500, 900 al pct cent indi-
Gates that the supply Of oanah1e fnnds Ia ample for
AL Tho demands trn,n cusloners, and UnlaIdera as
we'll. Tho shion,cnts uf currency u The conntry
and Tho advuAec In tcdIscounts ARC Diminishing.
There tsa large supply of paper from la,acella-
ncous sourcce.
rs,ns ~ I,,co,r, ~. am IN ~, rant m rrpuia-
rn.,o,nae. a,,nr,", ."'.. W. ',a. N cood onis,o
Rates arc prr ccnl anu upward.
Nsw Sott s,sssnge III" WINS sold between banks At
@1Ge'os w." pc. e. wv premium. .a ,,a ma
Tho clessinss we're 81 4''o, 600.
AUs,NHss ADNoAn.
I IN, ,.tc,t Eurn,.su .t1ycr. nv mai, coma dawn
80, -, ,'., ,,'.' .,s ~ '" '"..S.a. .,,,,a.
markut was but beginning to e.periencs tho new
infusion Of ltfc and bnuyanry following the arms-
ticc, which Inc csltc hns bcen subsequently re-
FoF''"s' 'nn ''"pto'e" 'een"a' w un'e''e. VIZ
aso mahifestoE stsclf In Inc beD1aas linen trade.
~ ND os., s,pssn 'y 'S Ams' FRAN, s""a {sr%
ham tho reports arc lcss encouraging. The dc.
preston The re was Increasing ra.,cr tan diminish.
tng and machinery Was very badly employed.
rhu North of Eaglnnd lion trade was about
.s prevjou,l, reported; If tActo WAS any
change, 1t was In the direction Of
lower prices. The Welsh manufacturers
were 1he M to qaots eGn.,a'aby osr rate, for An,
nga 'ao o11 Inv lle sss ~, na, %.s M" E
trade, @ " remain en- ps"ttr steadily stcaIy employed, md The
e. Sn @ - 9rs eaaa =" ,Ie a,e,as'
aeid much ,nors hopeful tone was prevailing, tho
result in part Of lnprpyjug peace 1,rospecte anil In
part of favorable uiyccs fron, agents u tac United
statcs ar to tho improvement hero. The scasnn'a
,ads with nss,n ~n, ,t os st AZ % e ths AZ s.c
, 1876-11-15
REAL ESTATE.


Tuesday, Nov. il:
Ctrv PROPERTY.
2sxiIS II, JsteG huK RI iH7st,,.,..........$ 3.sn
Same III the abuyc, dated sept. H. la73..n.. 1,5D
Kehe,ca II, ~! II " ot raulEna q. IT. 2+xl2A
~: with improvements. datel Soy: i4:...;a seo
III Viii, nalInR, datcd NOV. 3....,........,. ASA
With iInrrose,ne1.&4 u.led Nov. 1............ i,ao
West Washington st, 10 S1-lU1st " Of Ho5nc
H. IT. ~ :lDI71 e. 1nttu Nov 4....:.:.::. 4,ooc
Davis 1t. I46 r. n at Surih AZ, n I, lU04l3A
Kay. i.................,..... Aseo
Portland ~, Is It Ut Thlrticth 1t, { !. lax
"a II, dated Snv. ~. 1.3ao
It. .tatca Noy. il. 500
sotTu OF CITY LIMITS. WITHIN 4 RAn1uB or sEvkN
. NILES nf TItH coyRT.tO
lasft. iatel 0st. l. is7s. 500
is:S Il. dsed inns !, is75 1.sco
Of lBxl3o i.iG il, dsted Sur. l5...,...,.... r2ooo
, 1876-11-15


-
ssR: a. s,.'s ss w'''sn I'd iss s,ss
!:S:Ss!i " Ssss;:;s s.; e.,
@ 7 *as seIaiaE aaI:..s:. s1t
s:Ss;s IL ,ss. ,.as. ass.s'
TALEnw-i{aIct hut .teaiy 4. s,te.o =,
ss,s4. sn,11s*s !, ,4S',,stI5S .''s'
SsMissssy iots Mss;issn: s'n:,17 ,27f,as ~ s
I.sa 1sS, as;t .Ige e.. .,sas ss, T., s12sa
Nsr7ss-put!. w..k. .p, ,o,.,. WV. 1''' ''osus
WIissT-uHnS.moti!nssdda'' =, mn, M, A' ''ss''.
rnt.An.Lru,., Ssn.tAnnlrHil: MY is
ela1Kstf sapp!s tisnt, h1dys hSdsFs H., Ennlnal, u.
.Iam 1ste estea Fiji" H. A.. s.,
s ts sn!s so:;;e a. ss Wr%sf saa sa
ra'|,. " Az. a .aposne .s ;aHtS; aHss;.e easts nsas
tJSSgySx: Ss;}; !ss st;ssssa '''
.aSSss.3s';ss ssts I /, r ,;;,sG ; ,e,...
$.s's s, af NJ ~ 5s1 ss !!sii i.Gi
ri. Is;Snwnss, ;soS1n 81, as. s:,n M. w.
js,srIt
;S $: :s,s ;S!ss ;:'s:
"'GI: "Hmtsnrt ~ Hn,nHhd. ,nhd abItHc. ' sostici
c5ss;; ,u',s Now ye. State and p,..,.,
ssa1e: ilrs., aiss f'1' t1e Wvststn nsean sss,as
E,ia.. ES,%iaa... ....ESGa;!,ssssi.
sa!s9Sfs sG'f s': it, assa'ss ws.ts fs a
smtuurnr.H tssta ~ ~ y 9ns corn, 40. GO bu
" hes, nsy. e11:Ss.p.,, Z ass:: ,, ,x.,,
ogna1y itt i'tattas1nE Hrs; low ailiIias, vH es 1s3
- II: moderately .e.re md sl.hs,: xo
q%st IND Iii Sose,,asrI Mss Ios H. IT, ys,r 6.
sI;S sS;,,~-nnn ~, - ,a. .'.'ss W sNs fancy Anns's's
S: %ssk x III la'a hRner: 20 7 ha s.tsrf ~ Yi
Gcs Nncea atcaay; ii III pst.sf ,. ~ s!!s.
7'tsesHGs d. 1e' ,tYta9Hc. "@0"'1' fSei
81, u0 6u; asts i5as, g: hn Eheas y ooo bu; corr
tb.Ooobu. '''' NV" pai barley
-. BALTIMORE,
HaLrrA1nE. Nov. 4. s.-Ftouh-Quet md unel,,o,.a
a. s.. So a, 9atst' 2.t ilrn: So. Wrsirta III
itisr; WcSef nfssd. 1tt as!No s7 out !oEes slosed
afnlt white: 3oss3pc3 mixed YadS35c. 4 @Ne'4 pat
nuIE,EhH1t'c.Sn nst any, ehsef. Pors. sl72s1iIn
ccar riD tXc pacEtsl i,nnon !oaw, lei
rth. 4ttvHc. Las-E3onaed, Sil tUs iI1i 7as; clear
fhsEEaHM-uncaanEeu. fssI,,i, ~ Fl
ri.tc%. rsfncd yns a''o h'ghefi crude, 7ll.soa
E0FFkk-EnseF, Int not NuotSt1y 1ovnr
Mn1sxY-pn md nominal: si.i3
nipnrnT..a,115 x 1uu ~ b1t corn st0oo tu.
' VI Tnfrmn ~.
lm1is~Whcat stcsiy; wj;ite Maha,b, e, ,a.,,
a9 ~ asil II sl:7, Ft:?e b1 No.: Whitc MchS.n
sInnjter Ii 1sE. Nn rm SfF q ,H!ehlgao, t2, No.
si:3isft No. IT, $i3i, Decsn,bas II ,LIe r. ~ faats
SLtti rc1ccteJ, 81. 10, uaytuu Michlxs1 siI W W
ei 5ic new. de- 0ats Iifrt: su f elSj friaes'
aaa1t ~ ~. 111TS.eu. s s2s-
~, CIV ~; uats, = ao0 hu. ''S'~ o1' e''R'
CINCINNATI.
fimnSHro:: AZ M9F. lAc.
uRAIS-Wteat quiet md stcsIy; rid, s1,,sa,,z.
a.syo Tya I'll nei NV .n, iot sew va
ngIninat. '' 0"s's' aaA A1a
III ',ucr. s,a.n M Il snaa deand; pcw aaA
n,eats guiut enoaitlsa crat rIS sie essr h1.
(,.%a f.,xtk
, 1876-11-15
PROVISIONS.

HOO rROpUcTs-were more acttvo aud decidedly
stronger, In synpathY with warke passc In Liver
pool under which lard advanced % per 100 lbs. though
pork quoted eAaler. Tho supply OF hogs at ttle
StockYarls larger, but tho weather favored pack
ing In Tho near future and hoEa advanced 9iOc per
100 lbs, Under better demand. This lncEeasrd
confidence In Product locally, aud a the there
VIVA fsr number of buying urler. fr0n abroad fur
mens, With como for lard Il was fenlay tho arst day
OF tho scson on which English buyers have appeared In
force. OEer1 have heen here, but generally limited
hac below the nRrket 10 that brokers wcrc not hble
10 al them. Yesterday tho limits Increased, and
fresh orIers sent In! inicutnR thnt English operators
have concluded the market ha4 been beayed Rhout far
ehouxh for tho rrcscnt.
MESS foHk-Wsa iu0ro active, md advanced 13Nc
Per IT, closing easier At l2c above tho latest prices
OF Monday fusnrcs. Cash lots In far reluest+
and relatively stronger than the ycar 6ntGs WeFc re.
ported Of D Urls cash Ut sls.s.3alo 10 for round
lots. and SIC - for small lots; 40 Drs sear Sovebur
at St5.57 10 brts seller tho year Ut $la. A!1aa
as ~ ef, se!!s. Jsu9,y 4 = pi. a
IL @ arkfs ss se.d sissdy s.ksa i; "a ~:
q ie1 ue II. a.. .sl!sr ~ ,S,i"r
ss ss q e g 81: st e. M # ps
LAEp-w.s n better demand. and advanced ioo per
II NJ:
II: xhisa mSvSa E,orY f5ss!y u s9pssaSsaso las
4 Il: gssy. oo :o9 e. sesr nsat Setk A
@ ss!!sf *, An?
.ess5y 2se u ~ s
e. sS1f a. ~ @ y FIT u
.s,sS aad Hs ms5Ke,
s; ii x:is Il; 8?
ss; xf rs fs sas Il ] i 81 =: sSs :. r.
na.e, q sby, s s'Is & s,ss st toas. e s
, 1876-11-15

ALCOIlOL-Wus atcndy a. s1.N.
HKt,OM .CORA-waa In fntr request and stesdy.
though tho receipts arc liberal. Choice green hnrl
10 firm; C!,u!cc green llarl. $aeci medium hurl.
rcd tipped, 41&c; grcsu brush, with hurt enough 10
wprk It. oct ,ea tipped with do. Aashc, green coyess
and nAdc 4H05Hct rcd Tipped do, eci tns!dc bFtIsl'
344c, medium 10 rtocc stalk bTald. 4@4Act Inferior
brush, 3lta>Sc; eroukcd do. 2assc.
BuTTER-Thc market waa fsls1y active. Anf drn for
g0d to eloce grades. but uns quiet and unsettled for
tun,mu,, anfl medium. Slippers arc Sill III tic nsar.
ke between them and the local trade tho daily re-
relpta arc we'll tAksn up. Wo quote: Choice to fancy
yellow, 23a:oss medium 10 aoo l7asae inferior to
cnlnmUn. IL 1fdc. .... ..
UAUO1NU-Llttlu demand existed. md the quoted
prices rot very rightly aacred TO- We repeat our
list n follows: Stark .lkt:s2c; Peerless, AA. alei
lewiston coHc; Muntaup 2ic; on.a1io, 3i<e; Amer
fcan A, Dc; Amoskeng. lDc otter Grect. 1Dc barlap
bags, and bu, l39tscs guulcs, single, faol4Hc; 10,
double, 2t225c.
DEANs-Eaatc.n. mediums wcre quoted at st.739
1885, sud fair ttock At Sl.4o3l.Go. The reccpts "ers
fair.
ClIEEsE-rh!s market was without specially new
features Business run lns without much animation.
but tho moderate stocks In atoro Aud the conttent
s,ewset factory inca Operate aKa!nat any wcakeNiS Of
prices We quote: HoN1 to choice factory, 1ik 1Jct
tAs M ~ , tGt tes ns.t s
$ Ss;is :SSis S5s: ;ss SaSsf
s?s s:2s fs s@s1% a. .s safs
saS1s, u +si ST r' cree. s,avcs Hasxsd.
r. -, .th:a|ssM nnMr.,'orSs etarss nHt ~ tniH III:
dWsfIn 81 d Nd 81: Hour headings sgitG; iut Gppp
1tn. a .sES 81 rr ~. r%iIi sin 5,f5 Sn MA TX
w. 1Gpqa} srcn onSs III H. W '''
pnIe.iS III SHis ,stfEu Wa In fotr ,,an,anJ
on strady. aunino bsinr arm In q consennsacc Of
en advsass u,ads BY In1snutaetursr'; aaStatlon.:
fsIc n! aaSscs gsonia caf. sasasc: axie
@ X taxsaS k .~C%ssi -"
Htss' ,Ta vrjo =. ittai:s; crcan tas,ar pufs
iorn' H% ota q usd y;e. an srac sris
asse e LEY a4m e. @ :ncac K11r GpiHs1n. psnn
I'll II! MMnqnhfa snc,,''t ~ Il ,SeS'in. 9S'1.
esi, caaos: ~: ner Hais @ 10, Gmoa' r. '2rs
!Ms p9ssa, Gsi1s.s p, 2HsaoG PG1nssi9l; aas lou "a,
Nh e. I 9Hts: H. rnM AZ wT ~ f. pGS.
ClpL. Iuu .pSGhG: p1Hu ~ =! .GtSl.nV
s0ut rhGh e. L.t pCWus -. VI w sAll4 tlstIit
n. ~ Sc; .livsr cryas OK, 9acfa oo' Map Casts'
KGa ., lo$&&$ci &utpnnts ~ 4tE1es sAsA1sa4 bAfk+
i1:siac ,,.k.,o. u,r. inn, NJ ~. ,,,
we're quoted al :ltts31 LlNcu e4X1 WeE1 dull, tic
orsrl6ss of fresh being sufficient to mcsi alt rraure.
, 1876-11-15
LIVE STOCK.

CATfLE-Lstsla change WIZ apparent in The tono Of
tho cattln ma'kut. Tllora wA4 good demand bot1i
frum tic shipping and local trnda, and with moderate
Euppy OF stuGk and 1rt unfuyuratte uewa from the
EMt tho course Of prices quito Aattaactory to
sellers ~ tue day before. Tho weather.. though
o<t did not appear " seriousy ntercrs
with trade and At tia Closo of business hou1 Ittts
sock OF desirable quality EGmaInel In thu ynrs un-
9d Tho pt0poFllUR Ut good 10 cho!co catle Mure
psonlnoat ttan for number Of days previous " IL
shown ty the st OF RA1es published beluw from which
appearn that tho bulk Of tho offerings consisted OF
IalF to choice cattle Weighing fFoL ITO to l4:o ~
and sul1 al pficrs ranging from a. Is npw4rd 10 ~
ttta grades wsts sksGs At ~ txa5. ~ At tits ranxs
fstsrson e. 4; - ,,saa \ = ~ n Jana. 5sek.anI
bY H. Green 20. Eoeal butchers hnnxh HparLnEly vt
~ UIa4l13 AAa faetuTn H. 7a&t9 ". Common
Ge4ucA AtRfcc. cu and prtCGs Ayured tho buyer,
vrnlt Weru IN us!Manl n 81 ba, Is fnr Interior to
cloice qualities Tht tnarkdt l0st4 Atasdy.
:, =. QUOTATIONS.
Ch0cs BrercEFlnt. far we.fer1ucd ..
year 0a'yeaE Old AtaerS, weighing l, 4u0to
oeoa stesrs. .eisi,.
.laK l.Anto 10 hs............:....... hs 4ls0Lho
nus !. itl.u ~ ~ 5000. %
nutctnr atock-Foart to COMMON steert, AMI
c1lntnun tu thalca cows, for GllY slaughter,
we*a!nN *p II! to !vo aao2s Is
q tn 2.7sas. Is
buils. and ~ steers .7sl 40
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Hta4-fEt lN d 3.Q0+5. 7a
, 1876-11-15

NEW HQEk.
NEw YDHI, NoF. lf.-Tho package trade wns light
and 10hblng branches continued QHet. Cotton gooJa
weto &tcady II unchanged yrcea, Ffnta wrre In lin
ttA request. knlnkcfuocktr and Hamilton robes Ware
more attention FROM cathIera. blankets were qulet
FurelSn goDd1 continued dull.
, 1876-11-15
LUMBER. .

Tho Wholesale market was quiet and shade easier
for soHlo lcngtha of t1o.fnch atuf. Tho offerings
weFc liberal, tut tae stormy weather ksrt buyers nway,
and only alUut half dozan sales worc tnado. Common
Inch quoted Al 81 70, mud the better KrRdes
frum sz5aa.oo. the outside being an extreme figure.
Lath were quoted It ~ 1901 AS hnl snEIes a. e. 90
99,!5.
The yard market was steady The bad weather pre-.
vented tho llfuK Of ordors end we're expecting
celsed 40 partly IRON Interior merchants, WHO are
RGCkt1g uR for the winter tfAlG. w mute.
, 1876-11-15
COTTON.


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demand fuod; standard, Ito test, nc.
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crude, IS. - Ut r4i ktrsI Fciinou unchanged.
, 1876-11-15
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but tAo major pu1l1u uf tht locs ctosael
!ogs sna = a 7ass 70 fof bacon kIadoa Shippers
Eury iiTo sol i ar0sb u Ilic outslIs t9lro TGe
market Clu<eA nrnlf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Rev. DR.. Storrs, Of the Church Of the
Pilgrims, New York, last evening made a
statement of the reasons for Withdrawing from
the Presidency of the American Congregational
Union, and az a member of the Board of Dlrec'
tors. He also gave his opinion Of the Advisory
Coun.i He characterized that body as one
of 10 great weight. There were many friends
Of Plymouth Church 10 the Council, W hlch
threw some light on the strange results arrived
at. He said it had beaped dirt on the great
doctrines of the Lord, and spread protecting
wings over the pastor OF Plymouth Church.
The tornado of Friday was very destructive
in Northwestern Missouri. The little town OF
Shrinkey was entirely demolished, killing two
persons and wounding twenty. At another
place two children we're blown away and had
not been recovered at the latest advlces. A
woman and her child we're instantly killed near
Hanniba.
The ship Majestic, loading with cotton at
New Orleans for Liverpool, was struck by light
ming yesterday and her cargo of $500 bales OF
cotton set on FIRE. 1t was all more or less dam
aged by fire and water but the ship escaped
with but slight damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

A private letter from Apis, in the island OF
Upolu, one of the Samoan group, says the arm
ed schooner Peerless, which was purchased in
New York by Colonel Steinberger for the Sam
oan Government, was seized By the com mander
of the British ship of war Barracuda, after con
lultation with the American and British Con-
suls. for carrying arms under the American
flag. She was dismantled and sold by Mr.. Eos
ter, the American CoDsul, to Capt. Mackenzie,
of Auckland. A meeting OF the foreign resi-.
dents was then held, the British, German and
American CoDsuls being present. |. Stein
be-ger was called on to show his commission
from the United States, which he did. The
British commander mas for babe his countrym en-
obeying the Samoan laws, and has sent to FIJI
tor another war ship. A proclamation has been
issued by the captain Of the Barracuda and the
American, British and German Consuls. recit-
ing that as Samoa has set aside the legitimate
authority of the representatives of foreign pow,
ers, they agree that hereafter Samoan laws shall
be carried into effect with regard to foreigners,
but they shall be governed by their respective
consular courts. The letter, which is evidently
written by friend of Col. Steinberger, says
THE English will either force the Samoan au-
will not do, or will take the Island by force"
Huge blocks of splendid houses in Buda-
Pesth, Hungary have been undermined by the
overflow of the Danube, and are expected to
fall. Five villages on an island below Pesth
have been destroyed.
Pedro Varela has resigned the Presidency of
Uruguay, and an etf,rt is being made to declare
Latorre the present Minister of Wsr, Dictator.
The Egyptian steamer Samarsnd, with troops,
exploded her boiler while at suez, on her way
to Msssowash, and twenty-four men were killed.
The High Court OF State of Germany has de-
cided to indict Count Won Arnim for treason.
His property is to be sequestrated.
The Spanish squadron have defeated the Soo-
loo pirates off the Filipino Islands.
Ljubobratich, the nsurgent leader of Herze-
govlna, has been arrested on Austrian territory.
The German squadron in Chinese waters will
be reinforced for toe suppression of piracy.
The food in the Seine causes mnch anxiety in
Paris, and many accidents are announced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-13

THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. democratic
caucus met last Saturday night at the capitol.
Mr. Lamar rendered bis resignation IS chair.
man on account of sick ness. but it was not &C
cepted, MIR. Clymer being selected Chairman
protempore Mr.. Lamar will return to Misss-
sippi 10 accordance With the advice Of his ply
scian. There was long discussion Oh the
financial question, Senators Bayard, Elton,
Thurman, Boy aud Kiernan, and representa-
tlves Randall, Reagan and Luttre advocating
hard money. No question was taxed. There
seemed to be clearer comprehension of the
issues involved and greater disposition to ar
rive at satisfactory result than has baen bith-
to manifested, the tendency being towards hard
money, Messrs. Landers and Holman being
lett almost alone in the advocacy of extreme
views as to soft money. The opinion was gen
erally expressed that the entire natooa debt
should Be paid according to the pledges of the
government in gold and 10 coDsonance witbthe
principles of the democratic party. The eau
Gus adjourned until Wednesday evening next,
when full attendance is expected and vote
taken on tie propositions pending, namely the
majority and minority reports OF the JOINT com
mittee.