Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-05-29
NRE MARKETS.

Corrected weekly uy j. +. GRAHAM.
5rAUNToN. MAY 20, ias3.
Floar-Fanlily 40 as so
4 80 as %
SuPernne ...................-....... 4 10 al %
observation-disclosures bushel...... % al IL
Fultz .-..............-........-.. L 10 al 10
Corn-W te...............-............ IS 90 60
Yellow ......,....................... 81 90 60
Rye 20 @070
Sasls S6sas-DsF ! 3
Eggs-per dozen Ii "a II
IL a u
B2con-City Hams...........-. .......... 10 a Is
Country 1870 12%
shoulders. " 10
SideS..-.... II q il
Bacon-Hog round. IL q l21&
Pork "a
COGee--Etlo. lZ12tq ID
14asCayrss.....-. -...--s.--......-... II C. Is
Java -.....'..,..s---.-...'-...---,. 70 q 70
Sugar Brown ..,.-......-......--..... @ 10
Whtte --.-,-...--.s....,..-.....---.. u q "
u" Cut-l LOAF. I213Ga 122
" Gran GllJeu .--.-........-.--''--... II IL 4Z12
- " Pulverized .,.......,.~v-...-.- II2H@ ~
Tea-Biaek .............,--............,'. 80 q 20
- breakfast 90 @ 10
Japan 20 @ 70
G1apOTd9r ....................,....... 20 &l 30
Syrups a G s.
MolaSses 40 % So
Salt 90 az
Leather. ,....t.......--...--- rs a 80
Cotton Yarn 10 al 10
Hay-T1mothT ....-...-..... ZOO @I400
Is Glover .-.-....' '...--'s.-.-.....- lluO q 100
Glover 90 @ SO
ALEXANDRIA GRAIN MARzET
Flour IN 50d3 rs
" Saper1ne ......"........s"....,......4 0Gl14 so
Extra 75d5 %
% Family 500 90
{" Fancy rands....-................,...-7 0A@7 70
WheatLongberry ..-..................... 2aa %
Fultz lfta1 IS
"a Mixed -. 1871 20
" Fair Wheat, ........................ loci Is
g Damp and tough. ,.... ....-..... 0 80 al 10
Cofn--W t0dO "
Yellow .......... -. 500 6S
Mixed 0 60d0 81
Corn o Goa 81
65@0 70
BAIT1MoRE Cattle MxEEEr. May 2Ist %
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as fox
lows:-
Best Beeves. 25 al 90
Generally rated iilst q naIity .......5 IS as Is
Medium CT good fair quality ....,-..-4 80 @5 80
Ordinary thin Steers. Oxen & Cows so GG4 00
Extreme range of prices. ..............3 so OF 90
Most of the sales We're frOna........ ..6 90 at 20
Total receipts for the week 1889; sales 972
The market on the Hill was only -tolerably
active this morning, and at 40 decline on last
weeks figures; hut as time passed the fraction
increased and trade became slow and con-
tinued to the close, &c lower than last week
being accepted in many instances. The offer
ings were in excess of the demand and henca
the decline. The quality was of about the
same average as last week,
sheep and Lambs,-There was fair increase
in the number "ffered over last week and with
some outside demand for sheep trade was fair
~ active, but at slight decline in prices. We
quote Sheep at S}5@55a cents per 10 gross.
Lambs, under the influence of unfavOra hl =
Eastern advices, We're slow of sale a. 1855
cents per Id. Arrivals this week 1871 head.
Hogs.-There was a falling OF in the offer
ingsot over 100 hesfs rs compared with last
week ard vary Slight difference In the quality
Che 9ts, though somewhat limited set m
IL os about equal 70 generally moderate de-
mand. Prices ranged at s12@i0L cents. With
most sales a and near 10 cents per 10 MAJ. Ar
rivals this week 1855 head.
RlPsHosn MAXIM
RICHMOND. May 26, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHHAT.-Wbite. 81 bushels. Red, $50 BUSH
els.
els.
PEAs.-2S0 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White,5 81 bushels very good at 81 80
Red, 533 bushels fair to prime Longberry at
SllS to sl.28; IS bushels mixed at Sl.16; 126
bushels very good Shortbery at Sl.22.
CoRE--White. 3l6 bushels very good to prime
at 63 to Csc; 1000 bushels fair on private terms
Mixed, 800 bushels very good on private terms.
PEAs.-Black, l06 bushels on private terms.