Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-22

-Four is active, with q better demand, and
prices gre frmcr; we, however, note no change
il. quotations.. Wheat has sdvanced, and now
holds trim ut l25 for choice; receipts fair and
prices range from 100 to 1875, us to quality; Of
!cr.ags 0; 2l20 bushels Corn is in light receipt,
AMI prices are trmer sales of mixed At 81 NO
Ry- reported Oats have advanced, ard we
q, - n, labs Country produce wanted
KIcnMoxp MARKET Sept 2l.-Receip'' of
6-sln src good, Inc market fariy act.Vo, ana
prizes range rs follows: Wheat 9o.,:o for com
moi, 10 strictly choice; Corn 5Saf0, anu Oats 81
Tor prime SPRING. No saej If rye reported.
LYxcnBUHG MARKET. Sept 2l.-The receipts
u heat are increasing but there is 40 change
in prices s.cs ut lG5sll5 Receipts Ct Corn
fair and prices tedlns upward sales st o5aoo
There is bat Is hight detnand Tor Oats, and tue
market is dull at 35.3I4 Rye 6oa1O
FEEDEKlcKSBUEG MARKET, Septr. 2l.-The
market quiet u ID prices easy. Wheat sold at
,U.l,5 or common tc choice white and rcd.
Corn j. dull! nj 45a46, and Rye: 's52. No offer
l!gs Il Oats reported
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
>urArs--W notice some little movement TO
i y !G sugars sales being n ado fDr rohnng OF
u, uLds Ucmorara cent'ifugals At 8 91c, 1879
tnUs Porto Eico vt &c aid to groccrs Il "
hAus Por.o Rico Vt SIC. We, however, sui
'i.e," n 'tlcws, VIZ
t.aa grocery gtadCs. 9s II ~
~oa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ............ .. ava
i"tI" hlco, grocery grAdes........ - u io5
tnr lsI.nd. ,Air TO good refining. -
lnn"faI", vacuum pan. ................ ~ aug
Nv Orleans, grocery grades.........
Collective report the market for Coffee still
very ,Hons tut there is nothing DONG, 9usl-
ness being ra>t.ic'e ed by Gr.rnoss OF holders,
who .rc only oEcring their stocks ut extreme
irl'S. Til" stock in importers hands is now
- SO nag>, having been increased BY y csrgo CT
90 oHg> just tceved. We gu tie prices rs
t5ows:
Joo o;S-ordinary ........."....... lo9 !"f
FAIR ...... ............... 20 80.
Tood.. .....'..'.. lo1 20
Irlre ..........-...-......"...... 10 Ia
Cnol.e TO taDcy................. lid q e..
Gold, to days)
ALEXAHpKlA CATTLE MARKET Septr. y -
Receipts Of & tie and Of stock generally tbls
NseN "e7e Aght, aud prices were shsae 4 f,l
- tur quality Was fair, and gr'ccs anged from
.. - &c Tor lat.,c and 4a6c tor Calves. sheep
M" Lan b. wer" t..irly active, and sold st o.
pr7 b tor sheep and 3aS4 rs per head t'r
Lanb-. Ho&S Il: 30 advanced, and TN re Is y
:a'r jenat,d pg,,e; ranged from Sta93c per loo
49, N""s Ard Calves Z3eSo0
New luKK CATTLE MARKET. Sept'r. N.-
Oe"'ts- Receipts "A | head Tee offerings we're
mainly ordinary AMI medium grades and gooa
- prime Steers were scarce There was al
'."!'!ai.d irr good Cattle and the best IN marker
%e'' sold u: good prices, or iO3sllc pHr pound
~ S$ed - t., gross cwt Common and medium
t'".lsie> dragged snd dropped, and The market
MAS seneraiy duh and weak. Common TO very
good na;lvc Steers were sold vt Sac, por pound
dressed /" he gross CIV and decor TO lalr e&'
4. Cher kce and Colorado Cattle at Sso3c
NEE t"ur!hs CT the transactions were ~
'.'':c per 10.
tavc>-Kcceipts 43o Both veals and grass
~ "err IN demand 1T f'rmer prices, ana 81
S'' sc!d-hc vca!s 1T 6.9tc per 10, ana LIZ
s'a>'eFs NJ 5OaS9 per hoad.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1852 head. Prlce
"s'" b"Fcty sustained, and sales were SLOW an.
me-" Urdtasrr 30 prime Sheep rsnged 1ro o.
,'>''t per 10; ordinary to good Lambs from
"o> per b. with \ few prime to extra selections
%,ilga. Il 6ic per ID.
m 8 Receipts 1902 head The few Stat
n.S> 1lercu alive were not sold b, FIRE Chang
would probably 80 1T 64ats per 10.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Sept. 2l.-Cattl
-'ycNpt> $50; shipments 1900; msrket du
s SAH Unch>t god Hoss-rcceipts 1880; ship
""".> go; market steady and rather hrInet
~ ~. 20! 4u tsblv higher. Sheep dull; 10
- NJ receipts 500
~ EoKGETowN CATTLE MARKET, Sept H.
'"e lumber u Cattle offered THIS week at Dro
, YES ..esI Was 354 head. sll Of which were sol
%"'pF,ces ranging from 22a5c per 10: Sheep an
,",heS were IN good receipt, and about sou sol
a. 4S'c per ID for old Sheo" and 2aS4 70 pc
~e'u io7 Lambs. But few Cows and Calv'
we're offered, and the ones sold brought 2OaSo
We; cumm"n light 5 rs $50 rs; far to GOO
Ign . @GaS6 20; fair heavy to good hutche
O'' %; receipts $50, shipments 10