Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-03

Flour is quiet and easy. The receipts of Wheat
are fair and 1000 bushels sold ut 1Oa95 for CON-
mon, 1O1a104 for Fultz, 1OIa105 for mixed aud
and JOG for Lancaster. 600 bushels of white
Corn sold at 81. No Rye or Oats reported Coun-
try produce is scarce and wanted Bacon is
| shade easier. -,... r. -
RICHMOND MARKET. Nov. 2-The market
I Is without any special new features Flour quiet
at SO 25a6 75 AS to brand. Wheat in fair receipt
with sales at 1l2a115 for white, 1O7a115 for red
Lancaster 1O6a112 for mixed and ITO for Fultz
I, Corn S5aS7 for old and 70 for new. Sales of Rye
at 20. Nothing doing in Oats.
LyScnEuEG MARKET, Nov 1.-The market il
without special change. Flour is quiet but prices
| urn. Wheat less active and prices weakening
doing i'll Rye; very few transactions in Tobacco
and no change i'll prices to note
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Nov. 2-Thc mar
iet is quiet and without material change Flour
dull at S3 5OaG % for fine to fancy family. Wheat
remains unchanged at 9Oa1O5 rs to quality. Corn
'oaSo. Rye GOa65 and Oats 4Oa45
BALTIC. SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET. Nov. .
SnGar.-Therc is but light demand for raw Su-
ears dealers seeming to be well supplied for all
current wants. Prices are, however, unchanged
and steady at Iasa1 &c for fair to good refining
For refined Sugars the tone Of the market is quiet
without further change in prices. We quote hards
at for cut loaf lOc, for crushed 10, for powdered
9;s. for granuated 9la, and seft A 9as, yollows
i.a7'slc per h. 80
Coiiee-Ihe market is quiet at unchanged quo,
tations We note sales of 1882 bags at SIC.
showing STs for fair. We continue our Quota,
lions as follows: Ordinary 9aSt,c, fair 9a9I,,
good 9Ea3tl, and prime 1Oa1OL
CATTLE MARKETS
BALTlMokE CATTLE MARKET, Nov o-neef
Cattle.-The New York market for the through
cattle was dull and LA lower at the close the
oeSt Cattle suffering most. Yesterday the better
grades were unchanged, while common were l,c
lower. -
sheep and Lambs.-The fresh arrivals since
Monday consist of 200 head, which, with some
300 left over unsold on Monday, constitute the
offerings no'v on sale. Prices as on Monday. and
market very dull.
lioss.-The receipts since Monday number 100
head, and those now in the pens unsold OSO
mead Trade is slow and prices without material
changc-9a1Oc. Prospects of prices are wholly
dependent on the number of future animals, nore
OF s sne dealers being willing to make any more
definite forecast '-'
New YORK CATTLE MARKET Nov. 3.-Beeyes
several car loads of mixed Texas and Colorado
sock sold Mt SaSt4c per Id; dressed and fair ni-
tive steers at 1O1sc
Calves.-The pens were readily cleared at IA
. Hc per Id for grassers and buttermilk Calves.
and at 7a1Oc for Veals
Sheep and I.ambs-Sales of Sheep were at IA
o'sc per Id, and Of Lambs at 5a6lac
Hogs-Livc Hogs were dull at STAT % per 100
lbs for ordinary to fair
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 2.-Hogs-
Market brisk and prices 1Oa15c higher; mixed
So lOaI 10; heavy SO 9Oa1 60 light Sc 3Os7 Is.
Cattle.-Tradc weak and prices 10c lower: COM
mon to fair S42:l Medium n p0o1 SS 0EoE1S.
choice to extra SCAT so: butchers So 2Oa3 95
stockcrs and feeders So 6Oa4 %. Sheep.-Mar
ket weak; inferior to fair dull; 81 75a3 IS inc.
dunn to good So 4Oa4 choice to extra Sd oOa
CO.
CiNciSNATI Hoo MARKET Nov 2-Hogs
active and linn; common and light So Soar;
packing and butchers sc G5a7 30 receipts 2,4OO
head shipments $40 ~
QUEENsTowS CATTLE MARKET, Nov. AT
the Queenstown Drove Yards this week some rs
head were offered Prices 4a5 cents per h. Some
10 Sheep and Lambs offered; sales of Shccpat31aa
> cts, and Lambs at 4taa6la cents per h. Some
few Cows and Calves sold at S35a60 each.
G0-The regular monthly meeting of the Relief
Hook and Ladder Co. will be held this friday
evening" at Z 30 o'clock. Business of Importance
1t c. Fl. PIcKES, Assistant Secretary.
MEMS SCARLET INDICATED UNDER
1Hl SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Warranted all
wool and pure Cochineal dye. Free from Auilinc
snd all other poisonous substances.
Nf r.