Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-30

Wool. long unwashed........". q y ~
Washed ...."...".."" % Va ~
Merino, unwashed.......... u - Y -
Do. washed.............-".. SO ~ ~
Sumac... ....... w " H
........................... II ~ 10 Is W
There is no change to note in fiou' though,
unless thero is an increase in tho receipts, piisns
will advance; the stock On hand Is Iinitea'
ings of 1910 bushels. with sales at l3]!l46, az to
quality. Corn is tirm, and but littlo is coming
in about $50 bushels of new-sll that WAS otter
ed-brought So; 100 bushels of RE sold at 6s'
wanted and higher, the sudden change in tho
weather causing an advance in prices.
RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. 29.-The market
for DreaC stuifs is quiet and the receipts OF pro-
duce very limited and the demand light a!es
OF common red Wheat 1872; prime and choice
may be quoted a. 145s150. Sales of new waite
Corn at So, and yellow at Is Small sales OF
Rye at Is. Nothing doing i'll Oats, which arc
nOminslly 35a38.
LYNcHBURa MARKET, Nov. 29.-The market
generally is quiet, with moderate receipts.
Wheat is steady, but prices are unchanged,
quotations being l30al45 for white and ROD, as to
quality. Corn continues to droop, and quota
lions, which arc 55aG0 for white and yellow, are
barely maintained. Oats steady a. S5a37 for
spring, and 37a4O for winter Rye e5a6o.
market is quiet ard without msterisl change In
quotations. Wheat is hardly so firm. and quo,
cations are l30al50 for good to choice white ana
red Corn, white 60aG2 Rye 5Oa5S; Oats oo'a2
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugsrs-The market continues heavy. We note
the sale TO. day to q city retiner ct 2l&6 bags
Demerars Sugar at about 49, and again quote
as follows: .
Cuba. fair to rood refining ............ IS IS
Cuba, centrif1ga ........,. ........... 81
Porto Eico grocery grades ....... II 3
Demerara centrifugal..".....;.;;.;; i =
Refining grades Eng and Fr. lsId. I Il
Stock st data 1855 hhds aud 2leG bags.
GSTaa"Tba noortat !, varv firm with u de-
cidsd inward tendency in prices. There is con-
siderable bidding, but very little offsring tho
W.note the sale of 7S2 bags at 1850 to New
York dealer. and revise quotations as follows:
lob lots ordinary. 1G q 16t
Fair ..,..,...... ..................-... 10 49,
Prime ....""........... l94 a 70
Choice to fancy . .........." II & %
fGol3 so davs.l
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Nov'r. 60
Beeves-Keceipts PTS hesd Tho demand was
lSbt and for common and medium grades the
msrEet rnled duII and weak. with q decline
equal to about 81 per head. Slsughterers fol
Staars and for the particular class and chsrac-
tar REQUIRED prices we're shade stronger. The
extreme range of native Steers was 8.ll}c per
ID, and for Texas, Cherokee lad Colorado Cattle
good native Steers were generally SOLD st o3alot
per lb. Shipments of fresh Beet from 1ais p ag
Tuesday were 936 quarters TO Liverpool anu o@'
quarters to hsvre oo c- do.
Calves-Keceipts Ao hesd; arasaefs o Tos st a.
&c per To- Vess were ABOUT stesqy a. SsS The
Sheep ana hamDs-Nece saIsIv ncetcbed and a
demsnc ana suppy "er recordoa At about former
moderate SI ~SI tor ordnary to good
s M bsSc per ID for ordinary to good
TneeP, am 10 oa s~tra Stock offered.
hs Ha R Mo e9O9 head. The marke. was
o. sos 81 so U Der 100 lbs for live Hogs and
x T ssiaSS ia for c;tv dressed.
oo'a"so iIa 'oi ivy
c,,c,oo C.rr1rMAnKEr.N oy'r. 29.-Cattle
Hans;nts ? zoo: Shipments $50; choice in bet
neSs asnS md nr;ces stronger on English
Ter oen "a cbeav S5aSi Is; feeders
orde stoc ~ 49, omer and in better demand 81
40 20 at;ue butchers, imnroyinq; COWS 2s$3 So
90 Uo e. % STARS 81. calves lass so; Colorados
1ui 1;s SS supply and moderately active; hall
h-aans at s. 25; Colorado native steers 3aS5 4U
I !hsp ns 3 i0, hssyv grades dull and lower
s saap sssS4 30! mixed packing lower 25s
ps 900. f;rSt shade higher: 35sS4 40 Sheer
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