Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-08

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WOOL. ,Ons unWashed, ....." "a (y -
Aa.Gcu ............. % w v ~
Nsrlno, unwashed ......... y ~ g -
DO washed. ............... 0 IS ny 80
y MAJ ...... 20 W ~
EAI.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 o. ~ 70 w
Flour is in light receipt, and the stock on
h,;.. !, limited, though prices are down, ana
:.r :l.rkc; drooping; sales ut revised quota
:,a. Wheat is steady, with fair receipts and
j. ,.s IL 1InllJ for common to choice; offerings
o: l-.;o bishc :. Corn >ntinues dull and dropp-
i..g. and today but 422 bushels were offered;
- =: 10 and IS for mixed. A small lot OF
IKE trough. 10 snd IS Butter and Eggs are
.c,:cc, ana prices have advanced. Other artl-
Cvs unCnSnged.
RlruMoEp MARKET, Sept. THE market
i fairy .ctvc, the mlllers buying freely OF
Wheat: white brought, 95al25 for good to choice;
he offerings reached 900 u:ho.s Corn in 5000
s,luuy. with an active demand, and sales 0!
PRIME were made ut 53c; common at 80. Very
limited offerings OF oats, and no sales reported.
LYycuHURG MARKET. Sept. The receipts
%; V sc,t are far, but the qu tlity somewhat
it;..lor; white is quoted at II al2O for ordinary
. Prime, and red 1T ltGal]5 for like quality.
Etcrpts OF Corn fair and prices depressed;
quotations 5a,GO. Oats in light receipt and fair
.r'rand y. 33,5S Rye G5a10
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Septr. Tho
n.Atkct Is quiet, with limited receipts and amod
".a,c demand. Wheat lOOallo for FAR to choice;
Corn i1;r.0; Rye 5Oao2, and Oats 30a32.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
SUsars-W are again without trans actions to
1T" IN sugars, bu. with very light stock the
market, 1houch Gull, is steady, and We still
glutc NJ follows, VIZ:
CUh", grocery grades. - ~
CUba centrifugal ............. " luf
Porto Rico, grocery grades-........" - lus
Eng Island fair to good refining. vt
pc'n"rara vacuum pan. .........".... ~ lo2
New Orleans grocery gradcS..........
tol'uc-The m .rket is quiet, owing to thc
light stock and the fact that holders generally
nrr asking prices far above the views Of the
ir.,, pl; i, is still firm in tone, particularly for
good grades. The stock here in first hands is
now only -, coo bags, chicay,low grades. we
quot" " 'u,.owS:
Ler lotS-Grdinary. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loS 10
Fair Observation-Disclosures. lI4 j.
Good OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ ISL lot
Prime ...........-.."..........l Isl 10
CholCe 10 iaDCy........... Il: \
.tioid 60 days.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Septr. ) =
H"celpts OF Cattle this week were hight, though
:n,st o! the offerings were OF fair quslty; the
'asrHct WAS dull and dropping, Blu. prices re-
@siHcd the same, viz: 3s59c per ID for Cattle,
As quality and la6c for calves. Sheep and
LaluU: were III good receipt, and sales were
mac freely at 4a51c Tor old Sheep and 3aSl %
TER mead for Calves Hogs dull with light re-
ccip,s, and sales nominal at ea99 per lOo lbs.
Cows and Calves 25aS5O.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET, Septr T.
Bccy,>- Hcccipts 1855 head. About Z3UO head,
aai y rcaty safe vt an advance of FULLY 3c per
H. Including common to medium native Steers
NJ N:a"r per ID dressed; fair to prime do. al 9ta
K; extra 90. at 10ialCSc, and fair Texans 1T
':A'v. Among the sales were 10 Virginia
Steers, i cwt average, ri &c per 10 dressed.
HcYp and Lamhs-Receipts 9}Co head, and
HE market WAS easier at reduction Of about &c
per To- Very common TO ve-y good Sheep were
sod Nj o. per h. Common to extra Lambs
Sold ~ i3.7c per 10, with one bunch up to q &C.
hogs-nuccipts 1890 head, none of which
We're sold alive.
CHICAGO CATTLE MAkkET, Sept. ?.-Cattle-
Shipments 10 0; market active and lirm for the
best, and shade higher extra shipping . l2!a
- -; cn" lot extra primo sold At 50 80; Cows
>o,l =: : d-1nS2 90; Colorado and good steers
fi''S'to Hogs shipments 1870; market .h nc C
,No"ht u:m; 5alIc higher; common to cholce
Erayy S.; good 10 extra choice light y Ooa
'o-o. Closing with nearly all sold.
GEoEGErowN CATTLE MARKET, Sept. T.
IL" &'r.:gs OF Beet Cattle tins week reached
~ Head me market showed more activity than
~ some time past, and nearly al the offerings
were ;akrn NJ prices ranging from 3a5c per 10.
About 80 Sheep and Lambs were on the mar
Sc, and ~, but about so taken ~ 4a5c per 10
vF ahccp, and 2aS4 70 per head tor Lambs
lows and Calves 2UaS5o
CINCINNATI HOG uAkKET. Sept. Hogs
steady ana firm; common tlGilt 3Oaso TO; talr
''i"cor.m do ) IoaS5 %; 90. heavy SOa@o 10;
eA'r" )" 10; shipments 713.
torToS AND NOODLES uooDs.-!n New York
ne III. trade in cotton and wuoien goods mas
.P""ed much better than WAS anticipated, ana
.~"> :ar has been sat Siactory in the brisk dc"
n.HNd Tor goods, ind in their strong and IN
e.r"s"g values. b owned and beached shirt
,IIS are selling readily at advanced prices.
i.tlt= are sold IL full rates ahead of production,
A'.' me business OF the week has been large IN
81 pei uar styles of woolens. The general tone
50 "ec.dedly Improved one and the advance
vi prints, bcachud cottons and print cloths has
an. ;Ao effect of Stiienng other branches OF the