National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-02
The Markets ElseHhsra.

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IBy the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph COL
BALTIMORE, April 1.-FIour quiet and IN
changed. Wheat quiet, but steady; No. l red
Winter, $l.2T; No. do, S1.2514; other grades un-
changed. Corn steady and firm; Southern white,
Oats quiet and unchanged Rye quiet and steady
at $1-O5@1.08. Hay hrm; Pennsylvania and Mary
land, SlI923. Provisions strong and buOysnt.
Pork frm:at 2l92l.5O. Bulk meats active; shoul-
ders, SIQs17c.; clear rib sides, 11S69u14c. for
car loads loose. Bacon active and trm; shoal-
ders, 93s@914c.; clear rib sides, 1214c Hams, lag
15c. Lard hrmer at 141<@15c. Butter steady and
in improved demand; good to extra fine Western
tubs and rolls, 15622c. Petroleum quiet at 71Sc.
Coffee strong, with an upward tendency; ordinary
At lis. INV -''S-''''' HA'A' A''i''
NEW YORK, April 1-Flour closed quiet, with
slight improvements in low grades, but very low
for high grades. Southern -four steady, With fair
business in low and medium grades, butVsry dull
for high grades. Wheat closed better, though
not active; the demand fair for both milling and
export. Winter Arm, but not active. Barley dull
and lower; s1.20 on track. Oats fairly active; de-
mand chiefly for trade; Western mixed, 1915. In
store, and 72z3e afoat Corn more active; West
ern mixed, S51498e14c. ahost; white, s51f@ssc.;
yellow, s61%@SIc. Pork active on the spot, and .
higher demand for export on orders for West In
@N.T5, closing at that Cut meats frmer; picked
lie. for bellies, and 1l7Ic. for hams; picked
lS14c. Bacon in moderate demand and steady;
city long clear, 1114c; Western quoted at 1870; ;
short clear nominally 1lA9111sc. Lard trregu-
Western sold on the spot at 1890; city, 141<e.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-Flour less active, but
firm; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio, e5.25@6;
high grades, s6.50Gs. Wheat In moderate demand;
red, Sl.2TG1.2s; white, $1.S04L37. Corn in good
supply and dull; yellow, s35s8s4c.; Western
mixed, SIC. Oats in fair demand; white, 69c. !;
mixed, &C. Petroleum quiet; refined, 147s@15c.;
crude, 1o91O1Sc. Butter steady at IS 70 SOC.
Cheese nrm. Eggs arm at 26927c. Whisky, s1.l6.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-Flour unchanged at 9AIO
as. Wheat hrmer; No. red winter, 81I1z0
1.121l; No. spring, 9714GeS14c. Corn drmer; No.
mixed, 7O@T1c. Oats hrmer; No. mixed, esq
No. 2, Sl.22IS; No. 8, $1.15GI16. Whisky arm at
Sl12 Pork products and cut meats hrmer.
River News.
THURSDAY EVENING.
The Inland and Seaboard Coasting Company
have not as yet purchased or chartered their
steamers, but It viii be relief to District mer-
chants (Who are constantly on the alert for news
concerning this new line) to learn that they viii
be in operation the present month. Various
furnishing vessels, and they now have several
very excellent crafts In view, but selections have
not yet been made. The matter viii DO decided
at the meeting Monday.
As previously announced, the Jane Mosley viii
arrive at the Sixth street wharf tomorrow (Frt-
day) from Norfolk and Boston with q cargo Of
sundries consigned to Washington and George
The steamer John Gibson will leave George
town on Friday morning with = fair cargo Of -four
and general merchandise, arriving at New York
The schooner Annie has arrived at Georgetown,
from Philadelphia, with coal for Dickson s King.
The ferry boats between Washington and Al
exandria will hereafter depart from each end Of
the route midway between the hours.