Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-27

The markets during The nassNcci have lie. II
rather quiet and with few exceptions, values
have shown liss!e change. Flour Closes very
easy and the demand is confined to .ohbing
traders. Wheat is dull at SGa92. rs to the
condition Of tho samples offered the latter
fl ;irs=; are for CIR lots of long5crry milling
Wllcats Corn is still from 81 to 53 in bulk
Rye 7oa775. Oats 37a4O. Batter. Legs, Pu-
t,toes, Dried Fruits and other country pro-
dnce range at quotations. Spring Chickens,
Veal Calves and Lambs ara fairly active.
&ii!fccd, Hay and Sig.w are steady.
GALrrNonE, May 27.-FIoar eaist sad
steady. Whcst cay; No J TX! spot 9cissl2ss i;
My 91's93; June D1ir91s; July 905a905 /;
steamer No = red ST:sS7l; Southern dali /;
Euiz 3ns93; longborry 91a91. Corn steady /;
mixed spot 5;3taj3l Hay 5;'a5;3!; Jane 52l
a52i July 51Aa51s; steamer mixed 49ia50
Southern white firrner at 81; yellow steady
ut 5:;t. Oats quiet and steady; No = white
Western 3Sa3Si. Rye dull AMI steady; No
IS. Hay steady good to choice timothy
514a15. Provisions steady and firm.
CHICAGO, May 81, 11:17 q. m.-whcat
May nominal July S2s. Cora May Cd; July
A. Oats Mag 3lt; July 30s. Pork July
$40 40: Sept $40 80. Lard Jaly So 424
as;6 45 Sept Sc 57laS6 60. Short ribs; July
1921, Sept SO IS.
New YORK, May 27.-Flour quiet and I'M
settled. Wheat dull and eGsy, 10 / lower.
Corn moderate demand, 10 t lower. Pork
quiet and unchanged at 80 FOSSIL %. Lard
quiet and finn at So 70.
RICHMOND MARKET, May e6.-Tho mar
ket il quiet with light transactions and we
quote: Flour So 50a5 so for fine to patent
family brinds; Wheat a0.94; Corn 59a5S !;
Rye S0aS3; Oats 32a:}G,
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, May 26.--
There is little change in markets and the OF
fcrings are light. We quote: Flour 81 50a
5 50 for tino to patent roller; Wheat SOa92 ::
Corn 4Sa51; Rye 7Oa75; Oats 33a35; But
ter 13a15 and Eggs 12a14.
suaAE AND COFFEE MARKET, May 90
Refined Susap-Thc quotations arc as fol-
lows: Standard powdered 4 1916; cubes
4io; cut loaf s J-16; sranulated ~; fine
granulatcd A. confectiOners' A AZ; Dia-
mond A AZ; Columbia A 4.31 cents per lb.
Tho market is strong, with an active demand.
CoPFEE.-The market was dull and lost !
to &c In the wcok. Quotations were as follows:
16;c per pound for fair Rio and 13a13tc per
pound for No. Z grade.
baltimore CATTLE MARKET, May o.
Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged as fol-
lows:
Bcst......... ......... .......... 81 GO 4 70
Generally reted first Quallty...4 % n so
Medium or good fair quality.....3 90 90
Ordinary thin Stcors, Oxen and
OF the C,ttle rocsIvol 10 came from yir-
GINA,
Prices were higher, but it mas on account
OF the Improved quality.
Mich Cows.-Thcro was full supply, md
the demand dull at $40 to $;45 per head.
Veal Calycs.-Thcro is a fair supply and
the demand less active at 5a6c per ID.
Sheep and Lambs.-Tho demand is only
fair Butchers sheep 3a54c per lb gross, and
lambs 7a7!c per lb gross, with few extra at
cents.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET, May &c
Beeye5-no trade feeling firm. Caiycs--mar-
kct firmor; vcals $4.50a5.5O, Western calves
So 25a4 per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs-mar-
kct steady unshorn sheep $5.5Oa6.50, CLIP
ped do. $1.5Oa5G2, southern lambs S7a9.T0,
and clipped Il s;6.75 per 100 lbs. Hogs
market nomlnally firm at S5a5.5O per 100
lbs.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. May 26.-CAt
tle-markct active prime steers s4.25a4.15,
others SO. 15a3.S5, stocllcrs S2.20a3.20, COWS
S1.40a3.o1 per 100 lbs Hogs-markct
steady; rough and common S3.76a4.50,
and butchers weights S4S0a4.95 and light
S4.5Oa4S0 per 100 lbs. Sheep-markct
stcndy. natives s. 15aG35 Mestcr1s s.. 30