Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-20

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THuRspAr, Oct. 10, 1895.
lPrfces pfgsn oetoto rer TO wholesale operations
cofrss. I'VE qso.e no AZ i sIs;S q, cola
and 92l fsasA cts GOLD for prime; LaguSyrS al
32ISa3j cts currency, and Jaws at 45aSO cts cur
re1sy The stock Of Coffee here is OnlyIabout
Flows. 1--WE quote to-day as follows, viz,
Howard street at 1918 for super Sliali Is for
regular extra, sl2al2.50 for fancy brands do, !,
$40 75aii for shipping extra, III SCaia 20 for
fancy brands do, and slsai3, 30 for family: and
City Mills at ss.boag rs for super, siaaiS SJ for
standard extra, and sl2. scale 10 for shipping
ss ~ 90: Pstspseo family Is now selling at
Flour has advanced, and ia now selling at
f7a7. y, but Corn Meal is unchanged, the figures
for II being still ~. 75a5 per Dbl.
IT,, eE An was in good supply this morn
Ing II 900 bushels Wheat, 1900 bushels Corn,
5000 bushels Oats, and 1900 bushels Rye. Most
Of the Wheat offered was disposed Of, but for the
low and medium grades prices were nrm from s
to 10 cents lower than on yesterday. In the bet !.
ter grades there was however no decline Red
| sold 2l9a225 cents for common 230a23j cents for
iair 2ioa2i3 cents for good and 25OA255 cents
Tor prime parcels; aud 27oa20o cents for fair to
good. There were no prime or choice Whites at
| market, but we quote them as before at 3OOaSl6
| cents, Corn was again very dull, only a small
portion OF the receipts being disposed or White
| soiu az oOho' cents lor gO0d 10 prime old 7baS0
cents for fair to good new; 90 cents for new HON
iny aud yellow at from so to s. cents for old and
| new. The new Corn arriving is generally 10
i very good order. Oats were quite dull although
| they brought previous prices, viz: 5ia55 cents
and Rye sold at from 30 TO lc0 ceuts per bushel.
Provisions. We notice little better inquiry
o-day for. provisions, and a somewhat armer
feel ny In the market For Bacon there has been
fair demand, and we note sales in lots Of some
20 hhds. at 20M cents for shoulders aud 22l la22L
cents. Mess Fork $3.50 Lard 30 cents.
| bALT.-Liyerpool Is selling quite freely from
| stoIe at s2.5O FOR Ground Alum, $3.50 for Mar.
shall's 1ne, and " per sack for Ashton's do.
! There is q cargo here aloat. Turk g Island Sal
| Is selling at 90 cents per bushel.
| MoLAssEs.-There Is nothing doing in MolasseI
so far as We are advised, but II Is very firm a
quotations, viz 50a6o cents for Cuba clayed; 65S
70 cents for do. Muscovado, and 20 cents 81 pei
ket.
sUGARs.-We have no change to note In ratel
and we still quote as follows, viz: Cuba and
| English Island at l4alIL cts. for refining; and
| liAal6 cts. for grocery grades and Porto Rice
| AZ l4NalO cts. for common to fair; 15l5al6 cts
| for good to prime, aud II cts for choice. There
| Is no New Orleans Sugar In market.
REFINED sUGARs.-Deliveries Of Refined Sugar,
continue to be made at the following rates, viz:
| q cts. for Hard Crushed, l9a20 cts for Whit,
| Soft, and lSalSl5 cts. for Yellow.
| SEEDs.-Cloverseed f9a9. 2j per bushel for good
to prime Timothy seed continues very dull and
nominal at s4a4. Is per bushel, and we quote
Flaxseed at S3a3. 05 per bushel.
| WHIsKY.-Whisky continues to improve, and
we now quote 1t at 81 IS for Western.