Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-10

msnd. Ssles of very few Cushtl; OF Wh.s.N
129slG9 for FulIz. Prime white Oo7a 81 Il ri! -
Country produce G snerslly very scario.
LYNcHBuRa MARKET. Mar. 0.-Tho rtcsip;
OF Flour are ample to meet tie demand, sn1
| prices are weakening. Wheat less ncLi7e ard
prices falling. Corn in demand and prices frn'
or. Rye and Ohts nominal. ell grades Of To.
bacco are lower. Fine Tugs ere still modtra.ey
active. Common dark leaf is somaTh.t g.
pressed. but Il ne shipping is ia demand. Coz
mon and medium wrappers show coneideF.bo
dulinels, Fine wrappers ere becoming le;,
plentiful. but pric;s sra lower. Eeceips is'sa
with large quantity Of coNnon stock on s,''
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Mar. g-Tas
market is without change since last report Flour
9uies and unchanged. Wheat 125al4J, with ysr
little Offering, Corn noninal'y 75sITII. H''
S3a90 and Oats 50a55.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
SugarG-The market for raw is again quiet, nri
the sharp edge of the situation in the NorthNl
ports appears to have worn off. The quotation;
are TIC tor f,ir refining ard 3 Sic for oea;iiu'
gal. For refined Sugars the marke. is qnlti
and on some grades tho feeling is easy. We
quote harda at lose for Gu: loaf, lQb 10. crushct
l0b 70. powdered, 81 for graduated. and scHA
81 and yellow T3.s4c per ID
SSAoo-4ueIc llltlC OE lO EiOCE On ElkN
present prices. and the market is firm uadots
pretty fair demand. SaIeu of e.5 bags, a. ~
and 663 bass on private terms. kio invoices
are quoted at &c f,r ordinary, 10. FOR fs!, l0i'
for good, and lie Coz primo
NEW YORK; CATTLE MARKET March H.
Beeves-No fresh arTivsls on sale Commn'
to prime sides Of dressed beef sold slowly s!S%:"
per h.
Calves-Voals were in fail demand ard rod
readily at prices ranging from 5, to 10; fat IT,
dressed veals found slow sale ct 9Al2c peit
generally, with New choica selections q. hishe;
figures.
Sheep and Lanbs-Tho matke. ralei daI
throughout. Transactions wera ct 5il,!t prf
10 for sheep and at 6.73o per lbs for lambs.
few spring lambs were sold t7aSl0 50 per hs
Poor to good dressed mutton sold st Saqicp'
ID. and dressedilsmbs q. 91slOsc per h.
Repositories. for live hog. du:i St 5aa
SO 81 Fer 100 lbs
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Mar 9 Be;
Cattle-The New York marke. on Mor@ay W.
dull and pr;c33 shsde of, and yesterday ;f;'s
wss fair End pric unchanged.
shsep and Lambs-Trade has bssn l,i'i7 s.,
tive at MONDAYS p;icss. and lh1 stIct sIi ;'h
at former prices.
Hoss-Trsde has b,ea quito slow tic:' az
last. aud prices wsasee. Hxtreme GlCiG:l:N'
65a93c, with most saiea f'cn 9a9! and 1917 o'''
the latter price.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Msr. 9--Ho1s-.
Msrs Of active and finn; common to good m';s:
5 9O.SG A; heavy packing nd shipping ijsS.'
quality Door; light hogs . 9oaSG 35; SHIPS nDs
calls t0aS5 60. Cal,le-harket fairly sc!'Te
aud stesdy and prices unchanged; choice hs.Sy
active ind strong; exporters 20aSG So sHA
to choice shipping 59sS5 90; rmon 10 i.'
4 c0aS5 40; mixed butchers steady "to.",
Shsep-Market strong and ec!ive; common -
fair 4sS5; m adium to good S 25aS5 TO; ch9'cs"
extra 60s$6.
CINCINNATI Hed MARKET. Mar. 9.-hoEs
Z aiet but firm; con mon and liglt o .3a,o "'
Iiscking snd butchers 25As7.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Mar. ~
80 head of cattle we're offered, oil Of which sst-
70 butchers 1t 5ls7 cts per h. none remain o3s,ii
81 ma 20J Sheep and Lambs offered; SAFE a.
Sheep al ea7 cts per lb. Lsm5s not guS0!s...,
Jews and Calves brought 25as50 par head o''
If the market brink