Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-30
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK July 30.-1he stock market this
morning was like that Of yesterday, intensely
dull, with scarcely any movement in prices and
no general tendency in either direction. Gains
over last evenings prices of from 1s to y per ct
however, were recorded. The market at eleven
o'clock became extremely dull and rather heavy,
generally at something under first prices. Money
easy ut 2a3
BALTIMORE, July 30.-Vlrginiss consolidated
81 bid; psst-due COUPON =; do 10-40s 80 bid !;
do IS 674.a68.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July 3o.-The mark; t
is quiet and easy. There Is no change in Flour
The quality Of the offerings of Wheat continues
poor, and the sales to-day ranged at from 50 to
80 prime samples will bring 2a3c more. Corn
is easy at 45a4S1b Rye and Oats unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July 3o.-Cotton dull middling
11as Flour quiet and easier; Howard street and
Western extra So 25a4 10; do family 81 25a4 70;
ern fairly active and easy Fultz SOaSS; long
berry Slas9; No 2 S6Aa87 Westtrn firm ;
steamer S31baS4 No winter red July S6ta !;
Aug S3AaS3h; Sept e3.63Aa: Fec S5laas5T
Cons, uthern steady white 5OA52 yellow as
s46 Western irmer mixed spot and July AN
Olu nue 2 SepV ~ 2o1o oVSoAuoA
40. Oats moderately active good grades wanted;
We stern white 33a34la do mixed 29a31. Bye
firm at 5Oa52 Hay-old in coed inquiry prime
TO choice timothy Sl4 5Oa15. Provisions dull.
Butter steady under fair receipts; Western packed
l0a12 creamery 16a161b. Eggs firm at 13a131a
! Coffee nominal; Rio cargoes -. Sugar steady at
q dscline A soft S1..
CHICAGO, July 30-11 g. m-Wheat-sept
1913; Dec 7S5sa7SSi. Corn-August and Sept
361.. Oats-August % Sept 227s Pork-Aug
$40 so; Sept $40 56. Lard-August So O2lb /;
Sept SO 12la. Short rits-Aug SIS 35; Sept S. As.
NEW YORK, July 3O-Cotton steady; urlsnds
II 5 16; Orleans II GIG; futures quiet and
steady. Flour quiet and weak. Wheat tive and
steady. Corn quiet and higher. Pork dull and
unchanged. Lard quiet and weak at ST 40.
BALTIMORE HOG MARKET July 29-The re
cepts of Hogs, though some / 500 less than they
were last week, constitute fair supply, which is
about equal to the moderate demand prevailing
in all the yards. The quality of the offerings is
very good, perhaps better than usual. Prices
show no apprecisbl change since last week, and
range now vt 63sa65s cents, with most sales at
6laa65s cents for good light Hogs. Heavy Hogs
are h ard to sell at 6a6ta cents per h. net Re-
oeipts this week 5, $40 head.
Receipts of Sheep 2463 head, with sales at Bad s.
cents and Lambs from to SIS cents per ID.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET. July 29.-Beeves
Good native Steers scarce and firm at former
prices, while inferior naives and all offerings of
Texas and Colorado Cattle very dull sale at very
low prices; native Steers S0s$4 70. Colorado
do 3 1OsS3 65, Texas do S0a$3 %, Bulls and
Cows 1O.$3 Calves-Msrket active and firm
at aa6 y cents per ID for veals and 3l9a4 cents
for buttermiks. Sheep and Lsmbs-Market
sterdier and frmer, with sales of Sheep at 3 o0s
S. 80 per 100 lbs, and of Lambs at Sc 95.
Hoes-Few sales of live Hogs at 50s$5 per
100 lbs.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. July 29.-Peef
Cattle were offered and sold as follows: best IA
AS good 3las3s4c medium 3a31bc; common
2Aa3. Jill Sheep and Lambs were offered
aud sold Sheep 2las3la; Lambs 6a6Ac Calves
4 .5c 10 Cows and Calves brought $2oa45.
Msrket slow.
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