Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-25

Wheat Bran.. .......... 1900 a. 2OOn
Brown Middlimgs..........-. 81 OO a. 22m
White Middlings....... ~ W e. "a "a
HOmlny Chop. "a w UL U:l *.
Cotton Seed Mcal.............. 26 rs @ y, ~
Cotton Seed Oil, per GAL. OTIS III uIa
Flour is steady and without change Wheat
shows little better feeling and there is mon.
disposition to trade shown by dealers than for
some days past. The offerings to-day were again
small fair Fultz brought from 1O3 to l0iI,.
good longberry 1O71s no prime or mixed being
offered. Corn is firm; white sold at g.. and vel.
low at CO. RE is easy and lower; good broupb.
81. No Oats were offered Produce generally is
scarce and wanted ut outside figures for hest
grades Bacon is firm at quotations.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 25-ya. Gs derd. -; do con.
soidated 4lsl do I'd series =; do past due con.
bid to-day. Cotton tirmcr: middline 1Oha10h..
Flour quiet and steady; Howard street aud
Western super 81 75a3 25 do extra SO 5Oa4 o..
do family 81 90a5 rs; City Mills super 81 r..
so: do extra So T5a6 25 : do Rio Brands SIS -
as 90; Patapsco family So so; do su peratiy. mar,
ent 81 90. Wheat-southern frmer: West p,,,
higher, closing dull Southern red l10a112: DO
amber 113s115; No 1 Maryland 113a1 l3!:
No 2 Western winter red spot 1O6ba1O7: JAN
uary 106h bid; February 1O7 bid March lO7a,
a10S; May 1isa111a. Corn-Southcru dull
and yellow lower; Western frmer and dull;
Southern white 5sa6O; do yellow Sass; West
ern mixed spot and February GO bid; March
Gbaa a61 Il; steamer 81 asked Oats quiet with
more trmness; Southern 42a44; Western white
42a43lh; do mixed 4Oa41; Pemna 42a44 Rye
quiet at 6Sa7O Hay quiet and easy; prime to
choice Pennsylvania aud Maryland $14al6. Pro-
visions firm mess Pork $15 So Bulkmeats-
shoulders and clear rib sides. packed 7Aas
Bacon-shoulders IA clear rib sides 90. hams
14al4i2. Lard, refined, 10. Butter steady
Western packed 1Oa25; creamery 25a36 Eggs
very firm; fresh 3Ga37 pickl0d 80. Coffee easier
and quiet; Bio cal goes ordinary to fair 11a12L,
Sugar steady A soft7as Whiskey quiet at 81 is
al 1915.
NEW York. Jan. 25.-Stocks strong and higher
Money easy at =. Cotton firm: uplands 10 1l.1G;
Orleans 10 1916. Flour steady and quiet
Wheat l4a1c higher and feverish. Corn l.sa.c
better and quiet.
has been quiet during the week and the receipts
of produce light. The stock of Flour on hand il
good with limited enquiry There we're only
about 500 bushels of Wheat offered to-day with
sales at II for white; 11Oa115 for mixed; III
for longberry and 100 for shortberry. few
small lots of Corn were sold OH private terms.
Nothing doing in Rye or Oats.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Jan. 24-Theru
has been very little doing during the week. TIE
market for Flour is only moderately active and
confined pretty much to the home trade. Ths
quotations are from SD 5Os7 25, as to brau,
Wheat is quoted at 1OOa112. Corn 5Sa6O, I've
and Oats nominal.
LYNcHBURG MARKET. Jan. 24.-Flou,, ou.r
Wheat steady but very little coming in. Corn in
good demand. Oats wanted. Receipts Of Tobacco
retarded on account Of the weather. Prices are
very satisfactory and there is less complaint
among planters in regard to sales thar, for msny
years
BALTIC. SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET. Jan a
Sugar-The market for raw Sugar is nearly nom
inal, consumers buying only for in mediate wants
the depressed condition Of other markets offering
no lnducement to provide for futu re requirements
The quotations are 6lha6Ac for fair to good
refining. Grocery grades of New Orleans sell for
iasS4i cts, and centrifugal 91sa91A. Refined
Sugars are firmer and tending; higher. Cut.losf
S4sc; for crushed SHs for powdered Sl,; for
graduated ST.; soft A "a. yellows 6a7 "a cent.
per h.
Cofee-There were no arrivals from Rio in the
past week. Tho market is dull and nominal, with
no late sales of invoices reported The speculs.
tion is somewhat firm in tone, but very quiet At
the Exchange OH Thursday 500 bags March sold
at 1850. We quote Rio invoices nonnallyss
follows Ordinary at 11a114a cts, fair at 12a12L
cents, good at 12iaa12a. cents, and prime at l;,s
1874 cents