Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-05

But little Flour is coming in. aid tho trans
actions arc correspcndngly light prices are
nominal and we make no change in quotations.
The receipts OF Wheat arc increasing. end Or
quotations are for new tho ieeing is comawre
stronger, though prices remain rnchsnged
sales wero r1ado to- day Of $3.50 bushels at o3aJ)
for new as to quality, and Jos for let OF choice
old. The offerings CT Corn were larger to Day:
1lCC bushels sold at 6 c for white. enc &c: o:
Rye was uffeTed, but wi!ndrawn and no Oal,
were reportei Butter i. shade higher, and
Eggs hsve slightly declined. Chickens. Apples
Putatues and country produce Eoanfa!!y axe
coming in freely, and NEE! Win O rcauy Na'S'
RICHMOND MARKET, July 4.-Ihe market
is Inactive, with light offerings OF gram flour
dull at so, So 20 for fine TO fancy tam'1y nraEas
w heat 90al0o for good to CHOICE ne" %n' 81, shu
red Small sales of 20 m az ", ana d u" '''1''
goC d winter Oats at -.
I,y,;cHgURa MARKET, July } the mario.
a quiet with very limit: receipts CT i9T9duceot
any description The offerings OF Wheat arc
make pirices nominal the quotalions arc IRON
80 to 1Cl Corn is scarce sid prices still at ooa'1
for white and Yellow Oats ara also ecarco ana
frmer a. .tO.:42 Rye nomlEa!!y o7a'2
Fa.DrR1c 1spuno MARKET. July 1.-The
market is p cry dull, with limited receipts
F,onT dificuh Of saIo at 8 5OaS6 60 for fne TO
family brands. Wheat iRactl7o at eOalo) lor
! fair &c strictly choice; Corn $3.50, ana scarce
Oats 3Os35. but nothing doing, ard Rye s'''-
gether nominal.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARHET
Sugsrs-We hsv no further transactois -
note in Sugars, but the market though quiet, l.
steady, nd we still quote as iolows VIZ; 7c.-,
Cuba, cent rifugal, 7sss4; Porto Rico: grocery
lining grades Eng. and Fl. lsrd css7.
Collective have no further transactions t.
report in Coff 49, The marke. is very strong
particularly f, T the better grades, for which
holders are ask ng higher prizes, but buyers show
no disposition t., pay tho advance asked, ana
there is conseque. lily nothing doing. The brok-
ers o.dsy quote & follows, w; ,,,
l5ic; good do. lGs le4 prime do. lGiales. and
JOB lots, ordinary to choice, l3tal8c.
NEW YORK CAl TIE MARKET. July A.
Beeves-Nstive Stee rs were generally SOLO a.
from to 91c, but ch, 'lce and extra se!ecGoh'
reached saO Some l 1s oa sda Po1I CT
RADIO Steers were sold al 4ai7c, anu caf!oau u
Gtsgs and Oxen at &c.
Calves-Cc1nmon 10 Or inc State veais range
from 4! to G1c; fed" Cal yes from 3t to &c. ana
grassers and buttermk atVes from Il 1 70 OF 81 n
Sheep and Lambs-Shee p ranged rom , "a T..
few selected up to G!c per ID
Hogs-None offered for So! G alive
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET July 4.--Hogs-
Receipts, 20 CO. shipments, $500; market dull
and l6cts lower; heavy sold at 4sS4 20; light,
Ss5sS3 IS; mixed, 3s0aI. Csttle-Receipts,
$780, shipments, GO; market slow; shipping
grades in fair demand at 90aS5; butchers 10
good demand; COVE, 2 COAST Is bulls. 2aS2 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 2.GoC; market dull; 75sS3 -.
CINCINNATI Hcs MARKET. July 1-Hog=
firm, but steady common 50sS4; light grades
4sS4 Is; packing. l5sS4 IS; butchers 35a
81 As; receipts lG7l; shipments 315.
BALTIMORE, July 3.-Virginis Gs, Old, 20
do deferred At; Virginia.. consolidated Sc;
niddling 1ltalls Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Southern dull and 3a5c lower; Western
opened dull, heavy and lower, but closed active
st a decline Southern red, fair to primo, zoos
lC3; do. amber l05a1C6; No. 2 Western Wintor
red, spot, 1863 July leo; Aug 9et Sept o.!
bid. Corn-Southern dull and nominal ; Wet
ern dull and lower except for steamer. which is
higher; Western mixed spot and July 4bt; aug
Al Sept 43a4e14 steamer Az. Oats fairly active
29l; Southern 32s25; Penns 3Os32 Rye dull
and nominal Hay steady and firm Mary lshd
and Penna pfime 1laSl3. Sugar sctiea snd
firm st g.. aQ5 Coffee quiet; Rio cargoca l25Alrt'
Whiskey quiet at S. ".
NEW YORK, July 5.-Stocks strong. Money
1924 Gold lOC..
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE-haVlng
II taken out letters of Administration on the
estate of MARY S. MASSIE, decd, all per-
sons having claims against snid cetsts aiereque2'