Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-01

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pril 95a95A Msy e2s92Hs June soAaso1a
steamer No red 80 asked southern steady
Fultz 90s96; Loneberry 90 81. Corn qniet
mixed, spot and April 46a4a46; May 45 hs45A
June As asked; July A bid steamer mixed
44ss Az; Southern steady; white 45a47 y.l
36Aa37 No mixed do 341ss35. Bye steady
No SSas9 Bay fiji m good to choice timothy
$14 GOALS 80. Provisions steady and unchanged
NEW YORK, April Cotton =; uplsnda -
OIL, ans; futures steady Flour Sctive ard
weak. Wheat activs aid strong. Corn active
Lard quiet and frmer a. $6 60.
CHICAGO, Ap,i' 1.-1100 a m-Wheat-Msy
1913, July 1888. Corn-May 40 July 1915 Oats
inlay 2Sss july 261h. Po1k-May $40 35
July $40 40. Lard-Msy $6 271a; July$6 37la.
Short ribs-Msy S. CT N; July SIS S2aA. Af.er
year, the MARKET advanced within 80 m nutes
over cent then col apsed half.cent
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Mar. 31.-The
mark ia dull and ayy with light transactions.
We quote: Flour So 50a5 rs for fine to patent
family brands Wheat 95a95. Corr 42a45. Bye
7ta9O. osts 3ea40. Butter 15s2O. Eggs 10.
RICHMOND MARKET, Mar 31-Ths market
continues dull and pr ces are weak while the o.
ferines are very light. We quote: Flour So 50a
8 rs for fine to patent roller; Wheat a5s9S;
Corn 45a48; Bye 85a90, ard Oats 34s36.
SUGAR AND COFFEE. MARKET, Mar 31.-Re-
fined Sugars-The quotations are as follows ::
standard powdered 13 16; cubes 4 1915; cut
9-16; confectioners' A 7.16; Diamond A
9-16; Columbia A sic cents The market
was firm with better demand and quotations
unchanged.
Coffee-The market was steady but declined lac
per ound during the week, closing at 171ac per
pound for fair I 10 and 141A per pound for No
7 grade. Mild cofees were strong. Laguay1a
BALTIMoRE CATTLE MARKET. Mar. S1.-Prices
Of Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows:
Best...,........ ................... 81 so 65
Generally rated first quality. % a439
Medium or good fair quality. 262 a362
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows. 81 W az 50
OF the Cattle received II came from Virginia.
Til, offerings though less than last week, we're
ample for the demand. Values were lac lower
than last week, few cattle selling at or near the
top figure, $1.65:per 100 lbs last week. We quote
the age at S2s465 per 100 lbs AsS
Mich Cows.-Good COVE are acasce and wanted.
Trade is fair, the quotations ranging from 500 to
$55 per head.
Veal Celves.-There was a very full supply
trt do was dull ard prices of, We quote at 4hc
per Ii, a decline Of 1 1hc.
sheep and Lsmbs.-1hereisa ligh. Fl, ring and
values have advanced, wi h fairly good trade.
We quote common to fair sheep at 3lai5 Hac. and
seea to extra at 6.6Ac per lib gross, an advance
over last week OF 4aAc per lb. Fall lambs
are quoted at 51hs714c and spring lambs at ga
Is lho per ID gross.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET. Mar. 31.-Beeves
mo trade feeling Arm Calves-msrket lower
Veals $4.50a6.75 per 100 big. Sheep and lambs
market steady sheep 81 50.625, lambs $6T
az rs per 100 lbs. Hogs-msrket ncminally
steady at 81 90s5 SO per 100 lbs.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Mar. 31.-Cattle-
market weak good to choice steers SO 9O44 "a,
prime $4.S5. Others So 35a3.75, stockers $2.C0s
love- roush ana pr 1oo nizs
and packers $S4 50s4.70. prime heavy ard
butchers' weights 81 65a475, light $4.60s4.75
per 100 lbs. Shtep-msrket higher; Westerns
$500 90 wsthers $5 50.e.26, per 100 lbs.
Lsmbs SIS 4Qa67b per 100 lbe.