Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

Wheat is c1f considerably, ard but little was
offered, and wo note sales day ut 125, 100 and
l3l for fai' TO good, with no fancy Lancaster
offered, which we quote at 1876. Corn is higher.
with tu. light offerings and sales at GO for white.
No Rye or Oats reported. Butter is scarce and
wanted. Eggs aro higher. Po.stoes sro off.
Blcon is dull and unchanged. Wool is higher,
and We revise quotations.
RICHMOND MARKET, April 1.-The market
s generally quiet, and the receipts of produce of
all kinds very light. Flour is weak and dull at
5Oss7 81 Tor fine to family brands. Very light
offerings of Wheat. with small sales of mixed
at IA :! Sales of prime white Corn at co. A few
bushels of winter Oats sold at e.. and some
spring st 43. Nothing doing in Rye.
LYNcHBURa MARKET, April l.-There il but
little doiIg in the produce market. Flour is
quiet and dull at sass, az to brands. But little
Wheat coming in, and the quotations remain at
l3Osl45 for ordinary to choice. Corn quiet at
61s6O for white, and 52a55 for yellow and mixed.
Oats dos 80 for spring, and 52a55 for winter, Rye
hominaly 65s70. Receipts of tobacco for the
past week were very large, chiefly of common
poor grades, which brought at least 5Jc 10 S.
lower, and buyers were extremely unwilling TO
purchase. even at the decline There were a
tow lots of fine shipping on the market as wall
IS s2me little fac yellow which. when in good
smooth condition, sold st fair prices
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET April 1.-The
market Is quiet for Flour, and prices lower:
fancy family 5OaS7 IS; extra 6 5OaS7, and
super 25sS5. The offerings of Whest are yerv
!ighs the farmers all being too busy to send in
Their grain: the demand Is active and quota.
Corn is dulI 1t 56s57 for prime white no veiiow
ec.tfsting. There is no Bye Offering, and quota.
tions are nominslly 75sS1. Thers are no offsr.
ings OF Oats either, but they would bring 45a47
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sngars.Ihere is nothing doing here in raw Su-
gars At New York the market is quiet and
quoted rs follows: Fair to good refining At
7s7 1860, end centrifugal No to No Is At
S4ss3c. ~
Colfse-The market continues quiet but stesdv
in tone. holders showing no disposition TO make
concessions and generally insisting upon l5c for
fair csrgoes md invoices. We note the sale Co..
Gay of l4S7 bags on private terms. The iobbing
trade is fair and prices we'll maintained QuD.
tatioDa are as follows: Ordinary l2tal3lc: fair
'4ial5Se good l5ialta,; prime 1ts.l5s:
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Anril -
bcsVes-Ibe sales show small reduction in
went dcwn to 74a7lc per 10. dressed. and fsw
selected steers reached 101allc, bat the g,estsr
part of The supply changed hand. at salOc.
CalVes-Market quiet and unchanged, with
ssles OF common to good vesls at Static per In
Sheep and Ltmbs-Prices were a fraction
higher, and the tone of the market was frmer
a a. moro euoyaut than for snus days paet.
Onseoin .heep sold at 62ta$7 81 per l0) lbs
ling lambs at 25aSS 35 per 100 lbe. VOL
HegaINone offered alive. Late yesterday =
car ca LOAD OF light Ohio hogs. 1872 lbs average.
changed hands at Sd is per 100 lbs. NornInsi
quotations lhis morning. 4 t04s4 81 per loo lbs.
p bAL ;, CATTLE MARKET, April l. 1880
Eeet Ca!te-Tho through shipments to New
York made their owners some money in Mon.
days market. - ''on
=, oneep-Ihere have been no arrivals since
a. Monday. Nearly all the Offering, left over on
that day hsv. been rsshipped East at their own.
efs TER. The number now in the yards con.
s,st OF some zoo hesd. Quotations for wool
sneep 6s7 cts; shesred sheep 4a5c per Id gross
= Hogs-Trade has been fair since Mondsv At
lormer quotations, 6s63c. The arrivals sincs