Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-11-30

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guia family and extra Flour. Prices arc firm
but unchanged. Wheat is steady and strong, cs-
pccialy for dry sound well cleaned samples: 5000
bushels were offered and sold change to-day at
107 for goo1 Fultz; 100 for common l0Sa109
for mixed, and 1OSa110 for good ongbcrry:
prime is wanted for milling purposes. Corn is
active and 1000 bushels Of old white brought 81;
the new offered is in poor condition and sold at
from iG to 81. Rye is wanted aud higher; 1o:'
bushels sold at G2Es No Oats were offered. Pro-
durc is in fair receipt and there is no change to
note in prices.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.Ga. Is dcfd 10 do con
soldltcd lS1. do second series :; plstdue con.
pons -; do new l0-iOs 30 do new }s 53Ii,
bid to-day. Cotton steady; middlng 1OHa1Oas.
Flour steady andquict; Howard street and Western
super - On.3 80; do extra 50 Toad IS do fam
lily SIS nOa5 -: City Mills super S:' OOa3 is do
extra 81 oOsi'; %; do Rio Brands So 75aG 90;
Patapsco family SIS 80: do speculative patent
800. Whnat-S"uthern lrmcr; Western lower
and fairly active Southern red 11Oal13; do
amber / 1la115; No / Maryland 113a1 1874; No
Western winter red spot 1nSk bid; November
l0St.a1OSas; December OSlbaloS;t, January
III lsa1 M; February 113hai135s,. Corn
Southern higher and strong: Western inactive
and easier; Southern white and yellow 5;1a6O;
Western mixed spot 6oi4a6O;t. January .Glasa
Gl:i,; February Ga, bid; steamer 81 bid.
white 39al1 do mixCd 37at9 pcnna :;7al2
Rye qnict 1T GOATS. Hay steady: prime to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland 1;taS15. "a,
visions firm with good demand; mess Porl s,37S
Bulkmr..ts-sl"ulders and clear ri. sides n,rk.
&c" co. h'aao bacoh-shHu'dcT- clear rib sides
- 49, mans MS - Hai', ard, refined, ~ Butter
urn western packed 1Oa23 creamery 2Ja:,,,s.
t"ss nrnl at 20a3O; picked dull at 2na22.
t1iirc dull; Rio carsocs ordinary to fair / 1 Ia
l2i3. Sugar quiet; A soft Skt Whskcv steady
and quiet at 81 lSal 1S!..
New YORK, Nov. 3O.-stocks firm, Money
per cent on call. Cotton quiet; upIands 10
91G; Orleans 10 1916. Flour quiet and I'm.
changed. Wheat opened iha3sc lower afterwards
recovered from decline. Corn ha1c higher and
firm.
R'cnMoSD MARKET Nov. 29.-Tbe day being
observed as a holiday there has been nothing do
ing ON change. Fonr is in good supply but prices
unchanged. Wheat coming in slowly Corn
quiet Nothing doing in Rye Or Oats To warrant
any change in quotations.
FREpERTcEsHuRG MARKET. Nov. 29-TLc
market rs been quiet. Flour from 81 to 81 so. !
as to brand Wheat in light receipt quotations
being from 100 to | 10. Corn from i5 for. new
to IS fnr Did. Rye and Oats nominal.
LyNcHnuEG MARKET. Nov. 21-The market
has been quiet all tho week There is compara-
lively nothing doing in Tobacco. Flour rcmsirc
inactive. Wheat quiet and unchanged earn
steady and Rye and Oats nominal
BALTIC. SUGAR AND Cor )
sngar-rhc inquiry .,r raw ~ s nrsi Is 10y. ~
Jismosit; -, the trade showing scarcely anv
:: On to procure fresh supplies. The quota
IONS are a6s.c for fair to good ref ming GROCERY
grades of New oreanssell for l5,E3h cts, and cen
trifnral 9lsa9Hi. Refined Sugars ar. Quiet
AM and easier, say for cut-oaf 0asc; for crushed
~ for powdered SIS; for granulated 81: soft
SIS: yellows G1sa7 I, ITS Der ID.
Coflee-Thc mark ct is quiet and generally
easier thongh there y. no pressure of stock job
hcrs are cautious IN their movements and there
are no sales of invo reported this week. We
qnote kio Invoices nominally as follows: Orilina-
ry AT ga 4 cents fair at II y cents, good at
=" 'il' Az prime at ~ u cents. The stock in
bags. r' -