Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-03

Brown Middline:. 20 90 (t ID 90
White MlddjEra....... go. - oo az 20 G'
Hominy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 26 90 @' p GH
Cotton Seed Mca!.............. 20 30 u .. %
There are no new features in the Flour mar.
kets Wheat is easy and futures arc selling nj r
shade lower, hut we still note fair milling de
mand for all choice lots Corn, Rye and Oats
are quiet. Butter is abundant and very low.
Other produce is without material change since
our last general report.
BALTIMORE, July 3-Va. G's deferred 49,; con-
solidatcd - past due coupons 5la; do now 10 los
81; new 3s 81 bid to-day. Cotton dull mid
ding 1O#s. Flour dull and easy; Howard stree!
and Western super 50 oOa3 40; do extra 81 5oi
% do family 81 5OA5 %: City Mill super
So 25a3 so; do extra SO 11jai 90: do Rio Brands
81 90a5 TO- Patapsco family So IS; do speculative
patent Sc 90. Wheat-Southcrn easier and slow;
Western lower and dull; Southern red 2:;A31;
do amber 91a1o0: No l Maryland - i4G!'0;
No y Western winter red spot aud July
92lha93; August 95t.a95ls; September "Sa
9S1s. Corn-Southcrn steady; Western easier and
dull Southern white G6aGGi.; do yellow &Ga
56la Western mixed spot % l4a1.";4 july
52a522. August 52's a53. Oats firm and quiet
Southern :}SaIO Wcs ern white 3sai0: Go MIXED
37a3S: Pennsylvania 37aiO. Rye quiet at G1a
TO Hay easy and quiet; prime to choice PcnHA
and Maryland $lGa11. Provisions nominalIy
steady; Mess Pork SD 00a12 % Bn!k-
meats-shoulder2 and clear rib sides. pack.
ed, 5kaG2i. Observation-Disclosures ",; clear rib sides
~ Hams 11ata12I, Lard. refined, -. Butter
dull; Western packed 10a12; creamery 1Ta.o.
Eggs dull and easier at 12a13. Coffee htrner;
Rio cargocs ordinary to fair 7T.aS'-. sugar
lower; A soft e.. Whiskey steady at - 20
al p.
ITO morrow. tue 18th OF July, there Will be no
markets.
Chicago, July 3.-Wheat steady at SOL Corn
is firm at .l11s for July Oats steady 1t 81, for
July. Pork steady NJ 80 10 for August. Lard
unchanged.
New YORK, July 3.--Stocks dull and steady.
Money easy ut J..
Cotton and Produce Exchanges c!"scl 10 day
RICHMOND MARKET, July 2.-Tho market
has been very quiet during the week with light
receipts of produce and to-day there were 10
transactions reported on change Flour Is Gull
at unchanged quotations.
LYNcHBUGG MARX July 2.--Thcrc is lu:
little doing in the markets. Flour remains mac
tive. Wheat in fair demand al I5aoj Corn
scarce and most of the receipts from the West.
Nothing doing in Rye or Oats The receipts of
Tobacco continue large but there has been no
change in prices.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. July 2.-'.hcrc is
nothing of interest and but very little Gniu@.
Flour quiet AMI unchanged Receipts o! grain
very light and no change i'll quotations since last
report.
BALTIC. SUGAEAND COFFEE MARrET July !
Sugar.-In the market for raws tho tone has
been quiet and the general market somewhat un-
settled, with hardly 50 lnuch vim in tho current
expression Of operators From abroad. the aG-
vices offer less encouragement, Europe sho;T!nga
weakness on both beet and cane Sugars. We quote
fair to good refining ut 53sa pc; centrifugal! 90
test, Cigar L grocery Srtdc3 New Olloa@s 5"ia
Ga and nominal. For refined Sugars the ;uar.
kct is steady and quiet, say for 'uc loaf 17,,c.;
powdered ~; granuatcd 1lts"; A SOFT ,s.a:,d@rcl
G"sa7c; oil A 6lsaGisc; yellow jha%7-
CoHac.-There are no arrivals from Mo Thu
week. The market for invoice. is frncr and
prices arc fraction higher, with 2 sn.li atIzr;ng
of stock at the cos. The sale, wyr: 300 bags
at Tl5aS cts. The Withdrawals were 2o3D bags.
The iobbng is improving. We quote Bio invoices
rs follows: Ordinary ut ~, cts. fair at 50, CT
good at So cts, and prime at 81, cts.
Cattle Markets
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET July at
Drovcrs' Rest - Cattle up and sod: 3cs5 1L.A
sly good 5a5k. medium 4Iaa5; common 3.,a
4l2. 400 Sheep and Lambs up and al sold;
Lambs from to G2. according to quality:
Sheep told) 3 to 3ia; ycarlngs 3'a to i. 10
Cows and Calves sold from $50 to $40. Market
brisk for Cattle and Lambs. On aud after July
Monday.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. .Tuly AT
Queenstown this week 80 head of Cattle Offered.
with sales at 5a57s cents per ID. Some ilGu
Sheep and Lambs offered; Sheep sold ut :}a:iL.
cents, and Lambs at 4aG2 cents per -. Some
Cows and Calves sold at S25a5j per head
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July 2-5hcep
and Llmbs.-There have been received since
Monday some 100 head. Most Of these have
been reshipped East, only $50 remaining III the
pens unsod. Prices same RS on Monday. Iing5--
There have been fresh arrivals cine" M0niiay
and there are only 30 head in the peas uus0d.
Prices, however, ruled firm at Mondays figures,
and if any change occurs next week, it loo>s like
higher prices
NEwYoRK CATTLE MARKET. Jn!g . Raavrs.
Only four carloads received no trading ~ Beef
Cattle; dressed Beef were dull and caster at Sa
&c per lb for common to prime city slaughtered
Iides Sheep.-Dull and weak for Sheer, b1t firm
'or good Lambs Sheep sold at sad 10 Pc 100
BIS Lambs at S5aS9 Hogs.-None oIr rcd alive;
nominal value S1a4 80 per 100 lbs.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. July 2--Cot;ie-
Market weak; 1Oi1Jc lower: shipping steers
- 20aG 90 stockers ard feeders $ja1 ! ) COWS.
PULLS and mixed S2l4 rs; Texans weaker: s. -
"A 80. Hogs.-Market slow and Zoe lower;
.ougli and mixed SO S5a4 o. packing and ship
,ing s4a4 171a; light So 9oai So; s1ips -.
; 60 Sheep.-Market dull ; common grades h.c
IF; natives S2a4 Texans S2a3 40; Lam rs. yer
read S1a2; inferior Sheep 15caSl 30 per mead.
CINCINNATI HOG MARKET July 2--iioga hrIl
Common and light So 4oai %; packing All
,utcbers' So 9Oa4 40; receipts GAS head; shJ-
nents 1924.