Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-14

Flour is unchanged. Wheat is steady and firm
$500 bushels were sold to-day OH Change ut LOG
a1O7a107 y for fair to good Futz; 10Sa109 for
mixed ] 10 for good longberry, while tailcnds and
common samples sold at 1OOa1O3. Corn is quiet
and shade lower; 1000 bushels brought GOaG1:
old white new dry 81, damp and badly cleaned
from As to ID lot of good new yellow sold at
81 Rye is strong; 300 bushels were offered but
withdrawn. No Oats were sold. Eggs are in
more liberal receipt and are lower. Pork album
liant and easy. There is but little change to note
in other produce. Bacon is higher.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Iva. IS defd =. do cou
iolidated =; do second segcs =; past due cou
pous =: do new 10-iO's =; do new IS 81 y
bid to-day Cotton dull; middling 10El.
Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and
Western super So OOas 80; do extra So 75a4 10
do family So OOa5 10; City Mills super So OO;.
, rs; do extra $4 O0aG % ; do Rio Brands So rs
a6 90; patapsco family IS so: do supcrlativc pat.
81 90. Whcat-Southcrn steady and quiet;
Western quiet and steady Southern red 1 Oal13;
do amber l12a115; No l Maryland 112 ha113;
No Western winter red spot 107 4a1O7l,; De-
cember 1O74 bid; January 1O9a10Jls; February
111a.al11Hs. Corn-Southern lower; Western
lower and dull ; Southern white 54a59 do yellow
55a6O; Western mixed spot 6Ol2aG1 December
G0a61 Il: January 61Tsa62t. February GIL.
a633s: March 63la bid; May GGa6S: steamer
lsa56. Oats lower and dull; Southern 'Sa43;
Western white 40a42; do mixed :3Sa39 Penna
:'Sa42. Rye quiet and steady at GGaGS. Hay
dull prime to choice Pennsy lvana and Mary
land l;'aSl5 Provisions quiet and steady for job
lots mess Pork SO so. Bukmcats- shoulders
shoulders ~; clear rib sides 9la; hams LIZA
ID. Lard, refined, 10. Butter dull; Western
packed 1Oa23 creamery 25a}5 Eggs quiet
it'rcsh) 29a3O; picked 2Oa21. Coffee dull and
easier; Rio car2oes, ordinary to fair 1Oiha1 l b,
Sugar steady; a soft S4. Whiskcy steady at
81 1Sal1Sie
new YoRE. Dec. 1i.--Stocks weak and degrees.
ed. Money easy ut 2a2lh. Cotton dull and easy
upIands 10 7-16; Orleans 10 l1-16. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat E.slsc higher and quiet
Corn opened 1sa;:,c higher afterwards lost nd
vance and declined al2c.
RICHMOND MARKET, Dec 13-The market
generally is quiet and the receipts Of produce
light. Flour is steady with but little doing. |
Sales O! Wheat at 110a11l for white, 1G5a1 3
for I0ngbcrry red, 112 for mixed and 103a1nS
for Fultz. Prime new white Corn brought 55a
IS Nothing doing to day in Rye or Oats. though
there we're offerings of about 1000 bushels o. the
latter.
FREDERICKsBrRG MARK EFT. Dec 13-Thc mar |
kct is very quiet. Flour in good supply and
quoted at sla6 -, as to brand. Bnt little Wheat
coming in and the quotations are from 10Oa11O, |
as to quality Corn quiet at 55a5S. Rye GCa6S |
and Oats 4Oal5.
LYSCHBURG MARKET. Dec. BIN Flour and |
grain there has been very little change during |
the week. The supply of Flour is good. Wheat |
is in limited receipt and quotations unchanged |
There is fair demand for Corn which is scarce |
Nothing doing in Rye Oats. Receipts OF To- |
bacco continue large but the offerings are almost |
exclusively of common grades, but considering |
the quality prices are considered very fair, and |
for bright old and new prices are high
BALTIC. SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET. Dec 13 |
Sugar--'Thc market for raw Sugars is without any |
new features noticeable change, business con-
tnuing very light, the trade showing scarcely any
disposition to procure fresh supplies. The quota
lions are LAZY for fair to good refining. Grocery
grades of New Orleans sell for tasSL cts and cen
trifugal 9lsa9kt. Refined Sugars are quiet |
and steady, say for cut-loaf 9asc; for crushed |
o.; for powdered SO for granulated S;s; soft |
4 Sis yellows 65sa74 per ID.
Cotfec.-,There are no arrivals from Bio in the
past week and the market for invoices is Quiet
and in the absence Of sales prices arc nominal
The speculation was unsettled aud lower At the
Exchange on Thursday the sales were $50 bags
February at 1905 and 500 March ut 1905 and
1913. We quote Rio invoice nominally as fol-
lows Ordinary at 1O1h cents, fair at 111h cent,
good at J. cents, and prime at 1915 cents.
CATTLE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 13.-Sheep
and I-ambs.-There have been no arrivals Of note
since Monday. Prices remain as on that day