Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-30

The market is quiet and easy. Flour is If
light receipt and transactions are limited; there
il no change to note in quotations. There were
no choice offerings of Wheat on Change to day
ard about lCCO bushels sold at l07. ITO. III and
1l5, as to quality. Corn is steady and quiet,
with sales of 49, bushels at Al. Nothing doing
in Rye or Oats Butter is shade lower.
Eggs arc unchanged. Chickens arc coming in
freely, and cell at 2a$2 10 por dozon. Other
country produce unchanged. Tic receipts Of
Wool havo increased, and prices have advanced;
tho demand is good and We revise quotations.
RICHMOND MARKET. May 29.-The market is
inactive, with very light receipts of produce.
Flour dull at previous quotations, VIE: 3 Qua
Sc 10 for fine 10 choice family brands. Small
tees of mixed Wheat at ll8. All the Corn cold
was on private terms. Nothing doing in Rye or
Oats. and quotations nominal.
LYNcuBURa MARKET, HAY 29.-1he market
is without material change since last week. Sup
ply of Flour fair, and demand moderate. the
quotations being from Base 90 for fine to fancy
family branda. Wheat in limited receipt: with
some enquiry, and the quotations ara lO)all5, as
to quality. Corn in fair demand st 30 for white
and 45sd7 for mixed and yellow. Nothing doing
in Rye, and Oats nominslly S0a22.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. May 29.-The
mark eL is quet generally, and prices are without
change. Flour in very moderate request at
81 25 tor extra 10 6 75sS7 for fancy family
brands. Wheat is quoted at 100al18 for fair to
choice, but The receipts are very small. Very
little doing in Corn, for which We quote 45s46
for prime whiLo. Oats 32a35. and Rye nomi-
nslly 50a52.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugars-The market is quiet but steady. We
quote New Orleans grocery at etsf3c. for fair to
prime, and foreign descriptions nomina'ly as
follows: Fair to good refining Cuba and Porto
centrifugal 6Is74 French Ialsnd 81 ,Cs
CoGee-Tko market is firm with good in.
quiry. We note tho sale OFF, 992 bags ex A. j.
Donner, at l2ic.; also 7CO bags, ex Bonner, and
Gil bsga. ex Heaton, at private terms. The
stock in frat hands s now reduced 10 IL 1856 bags.
fair l3t good 49, and prime ID! FER h., all gold,
tisty days.
NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKET. May 81
Quality Of The offerings mainly medium 10 good;
demand moderate, and market dull at further
reduction of lc Der ID on prime heavy Cattle,
and about 81 per head on light MEDIUM
grades. Two carloads of Texans we're sold at
&c per ID dressed. and few picked Steers were
retailed at lOc; otherwise the extreme range was
4 .9sc per ID.
Cslves-Market decidedly iirmer and strong,
&c per ID higher With quick sales at 3s4c per Id
Tor buttermilk Calves, and 4!sfsc for vcnls.
Sheep and Lambs-Dsmand tair at unchanged
prices, and the market closed about steady at 3s
itlc per ID for common 10 choice clipped Sheep,
and 6s7c for Lambs.
Hogs-None for sale alive Nominal quota.
ioDs 60as3 50 per 100 lbs.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May %. 1873
Beef Csttle.-The through Cattle copssted OF
about t01 head. and we've equally divided bs-
ween Philadelphia and Nav YORK, tho formar
eGulting mole favorably than the Now York
mai kat, which was off fra ,tion.