Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-01

Cut Observation-Disclosures. 10 w 10y ~ w
Wheat Bran $3.50. .............. u w (9 70 w
Brown Middlings............... % 90 q 23 80
White Mddlings...... -. -. "a on @ 25 90
uOmlny Chop. ............... "a w 01 OOU
Cotton Seed Mediterranean. 26 rs q q rs
Cotton Seed Oil, per gall. 65 @ O7o
There is more disposition on the part of local
dealers to buy Flour while there is no change to
note in prices. The grain markets generally arc
quiet and easy the offerings on Change this
morning were small; Wheat is without change
and the demand for prime lots is good for home
mills" Corn is strong. Rye and Oats are active.
Mill Feed is higher and scarce. Produce in fair
receipt and finds ready sale at quotations for
choice lots, except Butter, which is abundant and
lower Bacon is firm at quotations.
BALTIMORE Feb. Iva. IS derd. :; do con-
solidated =; do I'd series :; do past due cou-
pons so; do new 1O-40s 33is do new 3s sd
bid to-day. Cotton easier: middling 1O1ba1OSs.
Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and West
do family "a 9Oa5 75; City Mills super 80 75a
3 so: do extra So 75a6 % i: do Rio Brands SIS rs
as 90; Patapsco family Sc So do superlative pat
ent 81 90 Wheat-Southern steady and quiet;
Western lower and dull; Southern red 11Oa113;
do amber 112a115; No 1 Maryland 113a114;
bid March 1919. a109; April 1O9hs1O9as Msy
1lO3sa11Oa.; June III bid. Corn-Southern
higher for white; Western frmer and active;
Southern white 61a62 do yellow Sass Western
mixed spot 5Stia5s5s; February 69Aa6s1a;
March 5s;sa59; April 59la bid May 81 aa61a4;
steamer SD bid. Oats quiet and steady; Southern
white 41a43 Western do 42a43; do mixed 4Oa
Al; Penna 4Oa43 Rye dull at G7a.9la. Hay
firm prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land $1Ga1S. Provisions quiet and stesdyi mess
rib sides. packed, 7Ssa9E.. Bacon-shoulders 8;
clear rib sides 10; hams 14a14le Lard, refined.
10. Butter dun; Western packed 1Oa25; cream
cry 25a3G. Eggs unsettled and lower 36a35.
Coffee quiet; Rio caigOes ordinary to fair II Las
12h Sugar quiet; soft "a. Whiskey steady
at ST 1Sa1 1919
NEW YORK, Feb. stocks firm. Money easy
at .. Cotton qniet uplands 1Oa, Orleans H.
Flour dull. Wheat heavy and lssasc lower Corn
dull and lower.
RICHMOND MARKET. Jan. 31.-The market
continues quiet generally and the receipts of pro-
duce light. There is no change to note in Flour
of which there is good supply on hand Very
light offerings of wheat with sales Of few bush.
els Of prime white at 1OSa11S; longberry ut ia;
mixed at 112 and shortberry at 1OGa112 Prime
white Corn brought G3a65 and mixed 63. Moth
ing doing in Rye Oats.
FREDERIcEsBURe MARKET Jan. 31-The
market is quiet, owing to the limited receipts OF
grain and produce generally. Flour, which is in
good supply is now quoted at 81 25a$7 25, as to
brand. Wheat GOAL IL for ordinary to choice.
Corn 59a6O and Rye and Oats nominal
LYNcHBURG MARKET. Jan. 31.-There is very
little, if any, change to note in the -four or grain
market. Flour is quiet with fair stocks on hand
and a moderate demand. Wheat is steady with
very light receipts. Corn strong with good de.
mand. Rye and Oats nominal. The market for
Tobacco remains without change since last report
BALTIC. SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET. Jan. 81
Sugar-The market for raw Sugar is without new
features or quotable change in prices, the market
ruling quiet and steady, with moderate jobbing
demand. The quotations are 6lha6a. for fair to
good refining. Grocery grades of New Orleans
sell for 6a4a74 cts, and centrifugal SASH. Re.
fined Sugars are quiet and unchanged Cut-loaf
$3.50; for crushed S1s for powdered 81, for
graduated 81, soft A n. yellows CAT cents
per ID.
Cofee.-The speculation is stronger and the
general market firm and higher. cargo OF
1913 bags arrived this week The sales reported
are ,155 bags at 124 cents. We quote Rio in
voices nominally as follows: Ordinary at 111as
In cts. fair at 121ha12saa, good at 13s13A, aud
prime at 13laa13a4.
CATTLE MARKETS.
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