Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-15

There is no change to note in Flour; prices are
steady with good local demand and more Gu
quiry from outside markets. Wheat continues
fairly active and steady spot is selling at about
1Oc lower than at this date last year, and the
dealers elsewhere do not show "the confident
tone" usual at this season in buying futures, yet
there has been more disposition to buy during
the past week. Corn is strong and in light re-
ceipt Rye and Oats are firm Eggs and Butter
are lower. Other produce is quiet. Bacon and
Pork are higher
BALTIMORE, Feb Iva. SIS defd 7; do con.
sOlidared 40; do I'd series : do past due cou-
to-day. Cotton quiet: middling 1OA Flour
firm with good inquiry; Howard street and
Western super 81 75a3 25; do extra SO 5Os4 IS :;
do family 81 75a5 10; City Mills super So 75s
%; do extra 80 5Oa6 25 do Rio Brands SIS 81
ent 81 90. Wheat-Southern quiet and easier :;
Western fairly active and steady; Southern red
11oa1l2; do amber 113a115 No 1 Maryland
114a114lo; No Western winter red spot iOsa,
1 io9 t hur Marsh 1o9Aa
Corn-southern nominaly frmer Western
steady: Southern white 50 do yellow co; West
ern mixed spot 61a624a; February 81 bid;
March COY bid; April 81 y bid May Aa63A
ern 42a45; Western white 44a45; do mixed
42a43; Pennsylvania 42a45. Rye higher aud
dull at 611u69. Hay steady; prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland s14a15 Provisions
higher and firm mess Pork $40 so. Bulk.
ioa. Bacon-shoulders 81. clear rib sides II
hams l4a4a154. Lard, refined, JOB. Butter
quiet; Western packed 1920; creamery 25a35.
Eggs quiet at 28a29. Coffee dull Bio csigoes
ordinary to fair 111aa12h. Sugar quiet and
easy; soft 75s. Whskey quiet at 81 1Ss1 49,.
New YORK. Feb. 15.-stocks quiet. Money
easy at pa Cotton quiet; uplands 1O3, Or
leans II. Flour steady. Wheat opened 3oalbc
lower, but partially reacted. Corn opened Ealsc
lower, but recovered.
RICHMOND MARKET. Feb. 14-The market
| continues quiet and the receipts of grain very
light. Flour is steady with good supply. Very
small sales of good shortberry Wheat at liz good
white Corr at 10 and few bushels of winter Oats
at 62. Nothing doing in Rye.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Feb 14-Tbere
has been but little doing during the week and
very light receipts of produce No change in
Flour and quotations for Wheat, Corn Rye and
Oats are nominal.
LYNcHBURG MARKET. Feb. 1.-THE market is
very quiet and the receipts Of produce except by
rail, very light There is better feeling in Flour
and prices have stifcned somewhat Wheat
sIeauJ Dut uucHanRcu. Corn In demand and very
scarce. Rye and Oats nominal. Receipts of To.
bacco have been good with quite a largo proper.
ton of fine bright as we'll as the same grade of
darks. The market is still active and has an up
ward tendency. Lugs are in especial demand
Common and medium leaf is readily taken Cut.
ting tobaccos arc scarce and prices high Fine
leaf both dark and bright command the best prices
with no lack of buyers
BALTIC SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET Feb. Il.
sngar-The market for raw Sugars rules quiet and
easy, and no new feature of interest has been
developed, with only moderate business. The
quotations are 57sa6c for fair to good refining.
Grocery grades of New Orleans sell for 64.a7L
cts, and centrifugal 9asA Refined Sugars are
quiet and unchanged; Cut-loaf sssc for crushed
s's for powdered sas for granuiated sls; soft
rs yellows CAT cents per Ib.
Cotee.-The market has ruled dull, and for in
voices the nominal quotations are fraction lower,
but at the close the speculation is frmer and the
general tone Of tho market is in sympathy with
out any increase in the demand of spot We
quote Rio invoices noninally as follows: Ordina-
~ at cts, fair at 121ha1 "a cts, good ut
13a134 cts, and prime at Is lhs13aa cts.