Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-19
MONETARY AND C0MMERCIAL.

new YoHK, Nov. 10 There WAS considerable
pressure to sell in the stock market this morning,
and the opening was decidedly weak, first prices
generally showing declines from last nights fig
ures of from Is to g. These declines were fol-
lowed by further concessions in the early deal
ings but later the mlrket became quiet and a
allow upward movement took place, while the
market displayed no further feature OF interest
At l o'clock the market WAS quiet and firm at
close to the opening figures. Moaey Z.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Nov 10 Tho market
ntinues quiet. The offerings of Wheat are still
of inferior grades and we quote at from so to 50
the latter for milling lots. Corn is alio quiet at
37a39 for new, and at 4ls43 for old. No Rye or
Oats reported. Country produce is fairly active
BALTIMORE, Nov 19.-Cott,n steady: mid
ding 10a1U1s. Flour in fair johbing demand
wheat-southern scarcs and steady; Futz 73t
SO; longborry 74aS4 No 80; steamer 10 ;
Western easy No winter red spot and Nov I9ka
a19 Dec S0ksS03. Jan S2aS2 Feb S3ass
S35s Mar S7AaS7 4a. Corn-Sou;hsrn entirely
nominal white 41a44; yellow 4oa43 Western
weak mixed spot Nov aud Dec ,laa4O3s year
39s39 Y Jan 3Sa.s39; Feb 39t,a39 y; March
39as439la; April 40440t.. Oats firm and shade
higher; Southern and Penna 25a29 y Western
white 2Sa29l3; do mixed 25a2S; graded No =
White ISL .29 Rye firm; prime to choice 50.
as. Provisions unchanged. Butter steady and
quiet; creamery 24a25. Eggs firm at 24a25.
Coffee unsettled Rio cargoes fair 19laa2O.
NEW YORK, Eov. 19.-Cotton dull; aplands
10A Orleans 1Ola; futures stesdg. Flour quiet
and firm. Whest active and steady. Corn dull
and easier. Pork quiet and unchanged. Lard
quiet and firm at So so.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Nov 1S.-Beeves
tho market opened with good demand. and
early sales at advance of 10 10 15c per
100 lbs. but before the close the demand slacken-
ed choice native steers sold at So S0s4 80 per
100 lbs bulls sold at - 20s3 per 100 It's Calves
market firm; veas sold at S5aS srassers 81 30
as, and Western Calves 50 25a4 per 100 pounds
Sheep and Lamts-maTket 1sat.c per Id higher ::
sheep 34a3 10, and Lambs S5s6 IS per 100
lbs Hoes-live Hogs nearly nominal at So Goa
so; bunch OF good pigs sold at 81 % per 100
pounds.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1S-Hogs-There is fair
supply on the market this week, though the num-
bers are some 2200 head less than the rather full
receipts recorded last Monday. Trade is moder-
ately fair. The quality is rs good as usual Prices
are lsatac per Id lower than last week. We quote
the range of prices as sollows Common rough
Hogs laa4a.c the better grades 5a5 l4c. with
few extra select Western Hogs at 55sc most sales
at 5 LAB be per ID net.
Receipts OF ehee2 1922 head, with sa'es at S3a
so per 100 lbs, and Lambs 4 p to D sc per Id.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. Nov 1926
Cattle were offered aud sold as follows Best 49,,
&c; good 33sa33sc; medium 3a3t.c; common
2Aa2aac 119 Sheep ard Lambs we're offered the
former brought 3iba43sc, and the latter $50 lbc.
Yesring Csly es 5a5lbc Calves brought 5s6c. 10
Cows and Calves sold at S25a45 per head. Mar
ket brisk.
A LARGE LOT OF ALL.WOoL RED FLAN-
II MEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS al greatly re-
duced prices st
novl4 AMOS B. sI.hYMAKEES.
NEW FRENCH PRUNE5 rredinm and large,
~ for sale low By
nov18 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.