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The sn,aI,poN i'm phiinhcrnh,u.

PHHsPfirHlA. Pa. February 6-Flam the In
FORMATION obtained 10y the public health autnori-
lies, there has recently been marNel decrease fn
NE NUMBER oI cases oi smallpox In an parts OF the
city The deaths last week amounted 10 twelve A
reduction OF six deaths as compared with the pre-
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henOrfe0
The w. AND o. RAILROAD SALE-Tnis morning
MeSsrs Stuart, Barton and the other commissioners
of sale OF the Washington and Ohio railroad sent
TO the circuit couSt at Richmond their report Of
the purchase OF that road at S92 900 10y the Balt-
more, Cincinnati and Western railroad ana OF tho
failure OF the purchaser TO comply with the terms
OF sale. On Thursday next they Will obtain a de-
cree for a resale some time In March. There arc
constant statements that the $4,000 Will be had
before Thursday, but such statements meet with
no credence.
No CORPORATION CoURr.-The corporation court
was judgelesS this morning and the court room
door locked. II, however, the legislature should
elect judge within three days the February term
may be opened, but after three days II VIII stand
adjourned unt1 March court
REPoRTERs sNoTEs.-Superlntendent OF Police
Coleman has his entire force at work to-day clear.
ing Obstructed crossings OF snow and opening gut
ters TO give the water a chance to run. Tho
repairs to the ferry steamer~Gity OF Alexandria
now on the ways at the snip yard, viii be COM
pIeted within three weeks. Judge Hdehes has
hot yet decided the suit OF the United Stftes VI
the Cooperation or Alexandria, 20 recover certain
canal bonds. :. There are frequent reports Hero
OF the arrest OF Nj. s. c. Neale, but an prove @
examination to be easeless. His Whereabouts -
unknown
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FAIRS. FESTIVALS. &c.
WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD
FA | r.
PROM
FEBRUARY To II, 1882
AT
MASONIC TEMPLE HALL,
Corner 9th and T streets northwest.

Ire lafies Of Washington city have made al the
IL iron tie lSr TO III llTH OF FEBIfI AIRY. 1882,
and OFercoatS for the Washington Iiht Guard. Tire
Past services OF this Company the energetic efforts
OF its Present mem rs deerve the announcement and
SUPPORT Of every pUbicsViTited resident this city.
Livery holder Of SI@sou cvt IL rce 81 to the above
Fair who presents the - the Secre-
tsry Of the General fair nItee. Masonic Temple
hal. evening GuTln- the air, up O'Clock p.In.
or the llt Viii De entitled 70 chance the Grand
IlTaW1aE, Blch VIII take iace Saturday evening,
February II. One hundred articles tyausd - from Il
= $500 w. DC given - the holders 4 the lucky
bes- Total value of the zee @.eO Among the articles
. hs voted Tor may BE- mentioned: tine hE3be Concert
Grand PSno lvslUc at 81 500, - the Musical Society
reCeIs Ig the largest HUuberot votes Square Piano:
one shell (by Waters. - to most popular member
!Spat cub one GO.Ihe- harreed Shot Gun: sys Gold
Watch and Ctsin; tWo silk Dress Patterns; Silver
oI;il.ng Stlcs 70 the most popular printer RG-la-
bon Dress sword and Belt: Officers EnaCe:tes: Gold
Headed Cane; Ssudy Cfsir the most vOlsr clergy
man; Informs for knight Templar, l. d. o. F. X Of
p l. ter carrier. Policeman, and Fireman: Bicycle:
Nslnut DeSz for The s popular editor: one beautiful
Dol (vGIGe so, and some zen other articles.
teach ticket admits persona
Sl1-se Afnl.~SGD Tickets
(admittinS gentleman and lady two Iadcs.)
Chdren's Tickets Tel. Cents
(e2ch ticket VIII admit two chdrer.)
Eo- sale by IGcmteTs Of the General Far Committee
aad al the lrlncf a. Hotels. Drug aud Cigar Stores.
j5o. l.3. C,s&lo,6t
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kilograms to The Star.
SMALL-POX IN PHILADELPHIA
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.
THE EGYPTIAN SITUATION TODAY.
The International Rifle Watch.

tAbIt'kAN TKUM SIR HkNkN HNToRn.
NEW YORK. February 6-tscn. George W Win
gate to-day received the following cablerram from
Sir Henry Hali0yd IN regard 90 tl1e terms OF the
proposed international military rina match:
"CAMBRlDGE, February 6-We waive rile-proof
WORKS; cannot possibly guarantee return b. tch
(Signed) H.Ip1RD
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STRAW DoSD NIgsEsSEs.-To-gay ". T. ]. Cor
hey. clerk 81 the HI.Xt0R cou8ty court, VI. Va,
and f. +. Bland and I. II. Cunningham. OF The
same county. was berore the grand Jury as w.t.
nesses in straw bond eases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

SILVER DoLLARs-During the week ended Sat
urday last there were put in circulation 121 ,995
standard silver dollars; the same figures for last
year were S9i 99a
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The Eastern sho-c rsai,ro,a.

PHILADELPHIA, February 6-'Tuc officials of The
PennsyiN ania railroad deny that they have pur-
ch tSed or int nd n purchase the Eastern shore
railroad, OF Maryland.
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Retirement Of Quartermaster General
MeigB.

Gen. M. c. Meigs, who has filled the Office of
Quartermaster General since his designation to
that post by President Lincoln in May, 1851, re-
ceived notice of his retirement from the army at 10
O'Clock this morning. He made ready at once to
vacate his Office, and, after spending some time in
arranging his papers, began at noon to receive the
clerks and employees Of his bureau There was
ployes took leave Of their Old chief. The scene
was very enecting, as the employees OF the ofiice
are very much attached to Gen. ketgR The leave
taking was very informal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, SOS, ,S372O; customs. s794, 4,1Ss.3O.
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DESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED. - The President has
accepted the designations of Captain J. H. Costin.
Sth cavalry First Lieutenant c. A. POStley, Sd ar
tillery, and Lieutenant Howard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

THE ORDER OF FLKs IL WtSHFNGToN.-Th
charter membership bf Washington Lodg. No. Is,
Benevolent and Protective Order ot ElNS. closed
last night Uita tirty-lF names, and at q business
meotfig held, with Mr. ID. ONeIl presiding, and
made fer the formal institution OF tue lodge next
Sunday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

Railroad passenger rates between the east and
west viii be restored to-day to the figures which
prevailed before the trunk line wal.
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THREE INDIAN SCOUTS TO BE EXECUTEp.-The
President has confirmed the sentence OF death i'm
posed by the courtartial in the case of the three
Indian scouts. ''Dead Shot," s'Dandy JIM and
"Skippy," convicted of mutiny at Cibicu, and Or
dered their execution on March Sd next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

B ooks s.
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF MY ENTIRE
BOOK DEPARTMENT AT
SACRIFICING PRICES.
i'ooo Volumes Of Miscellaneous Books, former price
from 75c to 81. .25,
are now offered at 25c a vol,
500 Vols. Of Poetry Historical Fiction and other Mis-
cella-,ies, ranging up TO S1.o0,
now at 33c.
20 doz. Bible Gallery, former price g.
nov at sl.75.
1o Shakespeare. Svo., illustrated. bound in sheep
selling price $3.50,
LIS.
20 Sets Macauay's History of England Vols selling
price 90. rs.
now S1.93.
Sets Plutarch Lives 8 Vols, worth S3 75
500 Sunday School Books bound in cloth and iIlcs-
rated. former price 25c.
now &C., at
CHARLES BAUMS,
4I6 SEVENTH STREET.
Call early and avoid the rush. f4-6t
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THE WnMAN.s NArIoNAr CnE1sTIAN TrNrER-


ASCE UNION opened their conference this morning
In Calvary B3ptist caurCh. The attendance WAS
very good. Mrs. Caroline u. Bnell, cf New York,
presided The opening prayer was made by Mrs.
BuriSS. Mrs. Hannah Nh1teal Smith, OF Phila-
delphia, who was announced to give d Bible read
ing, being dct1iEed at home, her place was niled
BY Mrs Nary 4. Woodbridge. OF RaYenna, Ohio.
At the close az the morning exercises benedlction
was pronounced 10y DR. Greene. the pastor OF the
church and a recess was taken until two o'clock.
The program for the afternoon session Included
devotional exercises, the opening address by Mrs
Buell., and the opening OF the question box. At
this evenings session addresses are expected from
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, Mrs. Woodbridge ana MIS-
Buell. The conference viii continue tbr0u Gh To-
morrow, when three sessions VIII be held, the
closing session in the evening 10 be held AT
Wesley Chapel The conference has reference 10
the work OF the national union. but the ladies Of
the local union take much interest ia IL ana have
committees To entertain the ladies from abroad.
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Affair. i'm West Washington.

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.--James Vanneman, an
old resident OF this place, died at his hone No.
1905 SD street, Friday night. ia the seventyegth
year OF his age, OF heart disease. Deceased WAS
born In Delaware, but has lived here for forty
years, being cigar maker by trade.
HIGH TIDE or THE BAR-February 6-9 :46 a.. m
10 :05 p. IN. February 7-10:24 a. IN. l0:i2 p. Ia.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-COm. Frederick Pearson to
command the Wachussett, relieving Com. Henry
Glass, who will be placed on waiting orders Lieut.
j. j. Brice to duty in charge of navigation depart
meDt of the Mare Island navy yard Lieut.. w. T.
Randall, Master c. w. Bartlett and Ensign \. II.
Usher to examination for promotion.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut. Lea Febger, 23d
Infantry, now In this city, will proceed to Jefferson
barracks, Missouri, and report to the superinten-
dent mounted recruiting service, to accompany a
detachment OF recruits for the 4th cavalry Santa
Fe, New Mexico. The leave granted I'd Lieut.
Augustus p. Blocksom, 9th cavalry, is extended
hvc months. Leave OF absence for six months is
granted Capt. Robert q. Heiner. 1St infantryO The
leave granted Major Alfred A. Woodruff surgeon,
is extended one month and ten days The leave
granted Capt Charles II. Paul, 18th infantry, is
iurtncr extended tiffppn day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

PERSoNAI--R. NJ PulSifer. or the Boston Herald,
Is at the Ebbtt, accompanied by his wife.-Sen-
ator Blair and Representatives Randall and Dwight
were registered in New York yesterday
missioner Loring is to deliver lecture in the cap
itOl at Hartford on Wednesday evening, by invita-
ton or the Connecticut State Board OF Agricul-
ture.-Rchard Davenport, OF Washington, was
passenger by the overland train to arrive at San
ems Will be seventy years old next Saturday.
MIR. Rufus Hatch, the well known New York tinan-
Ida soon. to recover from the effecfS Of the Cui-
teau trial.-Henry F. Gillig, manager of the
American Exchange in London and Paris is at the
Riggs
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SMALL POX STATIsTICs.-The National Board OF
Health has received the following small pox stats
tics: For the week ended February 6th-New
Orleans, deaths; Holyoke, Mass, / death. For
week ended February 4th-BoStOn, 1 death; New
YORK City, 20 deaths: ,Chattapooga, death
Dayton, 10 cases: East Liverpool. Ohio, l case
Louisville, case, and Montclair. NY, ease.
Week ended January 28th-BrOoklyn, Is eases, /
death; Pittshurg, 19 cases. % deaths; Terre
Haute death. and Omaha, Neb., 8 cases. death
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.o ONLY TWO BOTTLES.

r~.Sso ONLY TWO BOTTLES.
Messrs. johnson, Holloway & Co., wholesale druggists
OF Philadelphia. Pa, report that time ago gentle
man handed item dollar with request to send
good Catarrh to two army officers in Arizona.
Recently the gentleman told them that both the
officers and the wife of Gen. John C. Fremont Gov. Of
Arizona, had been cured OF Catarrh by the bottles
Elys Cream Balm.
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THE PRESIDENT has accepted an invitation, con-
ditional upon his public engagements to attend
with Secretary Lincoln, the annual dinner of the
Harvard club, of New York city which is to be
held at DelmoniCos on the 21st of February. Mr..
LincO In is Harvard graduate.
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consented to detail ar engineer to join Col Casey
in an inspection OF the dam, and the committee are
waiting for their report. These engineers are to
report: first, as to whether the proposed enlarge
ment Of the dam viii inure the canal, and, If so.
what steps are necessary to prevent that damage,
and what 1t will cost TO protect the canal AS soon
as the report is submitted the subcommittee will
go on and press the subject of enarglng the water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-06

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Harrison, Miller (Cal) Anthony, Sawyer,
Cameron Pa), Secretary Lincoln and Representa-
tlveS Thomas, Farwell, Bowman. CalkinS Pierce,
Strait, Aldrich, Buck, Hill and Van Aernam, and
William ScraggS, OF Georgia; J. A. Lee, OF New
YORK, ana Mr.. L. j. LauritZen OF this city, accom-
panied by Mr.. Ball. OF England
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n NATIONAL THEATER.
Commencing Monday. February g. Every Evening and
Saturday Matinee.
There VIII be no Matinee Wednesday.
Second and p stiyely Last Week Of the Highly
Successful Engagement of the
Eminent Tragedian,
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hpIhAi b' ilnlNo INC AS'ooiAiloN' NO. =
The REGULAR monthly meeting of FEDERAL, No 2
will be held ct its Hall No. C1 1th street opposite Patent
Office, TUESDAY, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock Per-
sons in want of money get any desired at
the lowest rates gOod opportunity is here of
fered to get money for building purposes to off
listing encUnbfaDcGs property, other purposes
The secretary Will give fu1i information at the meeting
at his Real Estate pfficr.
JAMES S. EDWARDS. President.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary ana Treasurer,
fist I4I6 street northwest,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-06
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Duflhg the week just closing, there has been
atari business doing, and the pleasant weather of
inc past few days has given everything Il much
more lively appearance. People have returned
from their summer trips. aud the streets present
i much more animated appearance while the
merchants are maxim. :; most crcdta!e DISPLAY
OF goods ana wares. In money matters there has
been decided STIR rates for loans in the chief
centres, having advanced and scarcity being re-
ported III several instances This state of things
1t is not thought will last and an abundant supply
with lower rates may soon be expected In New
! ork yesterday call loans ranged from to per
cent Time loans were nominal; the rates for
prime mercantile paper unchanged. In Baltimore
the money market is less stringent The banks
are still short Ola loaning supply but there is
larger offering on the street. The rates are Ga7
per cent on acceptable security, with the latter
figure less frequently made US bonds are quiet
and unchanged. Virgnias are weak. Consols
opened yesterday, at 171a,. but declined to 575.
and closed steady ut that price bid. Tcn-fortics
sold at l2Li, and are Just about steady at that
price. Railroad securities are generally quiet
the shares Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company sold yesterday at 1879 The par value
is 100
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-06
LOCAL BREyITIES

The farmers in this neighborhood are
taking advantage of the prevailing fine
weather and are busily engaged in seeding
wheat
\ marriage license was issued in Wash
lnSton yesterday to j. c. Carr, of Loudoun
county, Va, and Mollie r. Brannon Of this
city.
a meeting of the Sinking Fund Commits
soncrs was held at the Auditors Office this
afternoon for the transaction of some bust
ness III reference to the market building.
Mr.. George +. French has in his window,
on King street, cluster of four of the
largest pears, grown by Mr.. w. z. Graves,
OF this city, ever seen in this section.
4 meeting of the Young Mems Democrat
ic Club will he held tonight at o'clock.
As business ofinuch Importance will he con-
sidcrcd 4 fill attendance is expected
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. G.-Thc stock market opened
irregular, but the changes from Yesterdays clos
ing prices were only fractional, except for Rich
mond 4 Danvilc which was ~. per cent higher,
and Richmond and West Point 5 per ct lower. In
the carly trade the market recorded Il decline of
IA 4 per cent, Richmond and West Point being
prominent therein, while Richmond and Danville
fell OF " per cent to 93. Subsequently Richmond
* Danville recovered 2Ie per cent and the re-
mainder of the list lsaTs per cent
New York, Oct. G.-Sincc II o'clock, Rich
mond 4 nnville has declined 81. per cent to 80.
NEW YORK, Oct. G.-Richnond and West Point
since noon has dropped to l3 from 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-06
REGISTER.

UNITED STATE CoURrs-Judge Robert w.
Hughes presiding-In the Circuit Court, in
the case of the United States against Alex
andria city and the Alexandria Canal Com
pany, the Judge read his decision, ordering
the transfer of the stock held by the city in
the Alexandria Canal Company to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury of the United States.
The opinion will be found in full elsewhere
in to-day's GAZETTE.
In the District Court the assignees of
Thomas L. Humphrey were discharged and
final discharge from bankruptcy granted the
said Humphrey.
The assignees of James l.. @. Catett were
also discharged, and both Courts adjourned
toa day to be hereafter named by the
Judge
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REGISTER.

Non RESIDENTS CHILDREN EXCLUDED
fKoM THE PUBLIC SCHOOI.S.-The CARRYING
out of the law excluding children of parties
who reside outside of the Corporation limits
and who pay no taxes to the city gov
crnment, from the public schools, has Great
cd good deal Of dissatisfaction among the
people living i'll the houses composing what
is known as ''Pulman's Row on Franklin
street extended, and near the Hunting
Creek Bridge. The children of these parties.
quite Il large number started to school last
Monday, as USUAL, but, upon arriving. they
were informed of the faction of the school
authorities excluding them on the ground
that their parents were non residents ard
tax payers of the city. This was IL
surprise both 10 the children and
their parents, and at night an mpromp-
I'll Indignation meeting was held The par
ents Of many Of the excluded children live
just outside Of the Corporation line, and
have ofcoursc not been assessed Us residents,
although they have ever regarded themselves
as citizens Of Alexandria. One family has
acted wisely and moved into the city, and
another party living in the country, this
morning, in ordcrto make his children emit
tied to the school privileges Of Alexandria,
purchased Il small house in the city, upon
which he will hereafter pay taxes. Some
of the members Of the City School Board are
of the opinion that the law does permit the
children of II district in which there are no
schools or if schools, not located within a
convenient distance Of there residences, 10
attend the schools i'll the next adjoining dis
trict
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-06

REGI5TRATIoN.--Foter of the Second and
Fourth Wards must not forget that they
must re-register before Saturday evening in
order to vote on the eth of November A
great many Of the voters Of these wards are
Of the opinion that having registered hereto
fore they are fully qualified to vote. This
is Il mistake. The old books will be no
longer used, and every voter must rercgis-
Ter. Let them all do so before Saturday
evening. The books are open every day
during this week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-06

VOTERS OF THE 2D AND 4TH WARDS
You must register during this week, or YOU
Will not be able to vote. It makes no diff
ference whether YOU have been registered
election il is necessary you should rcregistcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-06

BALTIC. SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET. Oct. >.
Sugars Offerings of raw Sugars are moderate,
but buyers arc few and the market generally
must be quoted dull. Prices arc however,
unchanged and steady at LIAR iac for common to
good refining. For refined Sugars the tone of the
market is quiet with small decline in some
grades. We quote hards at for cut loaf 1Olsc for
crushed 1ols, for powdered 10. for granulatcd
92ss, and soft 4 9l2, yellows 77saSls per III.
CoiEce.-Thc market continues very quiet, and
disposed to he weak, though at SO far. unchanged
prices No further sales reported from first hands.
We continue our quotations. as follows: Ordinary
Rio Sasi!c, fair 9a9l,, good 9lsa9ai, aud prime
1Oa1Ot,.
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Denial.

New York. Oct. G.-The officers of the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company author
lZe an absolute denial of the story from
Chicago as to the consolidation of the West
ern Union and Mutual Union Telegraph
Companies. or any of their offices. There
has been no negotiation between the Com
panies, and there is no foundation for the
statement
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To-DAY's TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
U. S. Supreme Conrt.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Thc Supreme
Court of the United States reassembles for
the October term OF 1882 at noon OH Mon
day next
Among the cases which are assigned for
Monday orwhich will probably come before
the Court earl i'll the term is the Abingdon
estate cases of kaufman and Strong and
the |. S. VI. George w. P. c. Lee from the
Circuit Court Of the Z. S. for the Eastern
District of Virginia.
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REGISTER.
Thought He was a Man.

Yes; ever since bought him that suit
of clothes he thinks he is a man." "Why,
dear bless my soul! I hadn't noticed his
new suit! Where in the world did you get
1t? On. isn't it handsome? 1t fits so well
and looks SO neat, no wonderhe thinks him
self man! Where did you say you got it,?
AT b. Robinson < Co.'S, 900 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, Washington, d. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-06

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Oct G.-Beevcs
Not enough doing in the cattle yards TO make Il
market Sales OF dressed Beef were slow, and in
cases at buyers own prices. Texas and Colorado
sides ranged from &c to SC per ID native do from
7lac to 1Oiac, with selected prime sides in the
morning at lie
Caves.-Fat Neals were about steady. Sales Of
grassers and buttcrmik Calves were at 3i!.a5r per
Id; of Veal5 at Tlsaa1O lac
Sheep and Lambs.-Sales were at 3a,a5 1nc per
lib for Sheep, and 5kaG iac per mainly at 5a,a
tic for Lambs. and ia4 l,c for Sheep.
Hogs.-The few sales of live Hogs were at So %
as 70 per 100 ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-06

The market closes quiet and easy. There is no
change TO make in Flour The offerings of Wheat
amounted 10 42OO bushels and sales were made
at 96alo2 FOR Fultz, lob Tor mixed and 1O2a1O3
Tor Lancaster. Corn is lower ami 80 is the ant
side quotation. Nothing doing in Oats and onr
lot of Rye brought 10 Country produce is COM
ing in slowly and sells readily at quotations. Ea-
is higher