Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-02-16
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Will We Nave 80 cent wheat? Tile tSslaelies
is strongly Id that direction. Each snoceedihs
day of the past week las seen lowe. prices ~
the principal markets East and West. Inc
indications are that there still remains in the
country large quantities in the hands OF laihi-
ers. Only q few sales are reported in this sec
ton last week-Robt- Goodwin has loadea a
car at Fishersville, and Mrs. Linda Peytoh
one at Greenville. Hay continues to rule
dull and slow, S. Woods Warwick has loaoea
car of timothy at Verona.
A telegram from New York Wednesday
saws: "a number of banks and trust com
panies started to-day to loan money on wheat
and are Offering four-month loans on easy
terms, say 3 4 and 4 per cent, taking whe't
as collateral, as they have heretofore taken
stocks This is q new departure.
RicHmoND, Eel, Il.--Wheat lon36srrJ, GA 'a'
mixed, CLASS; shorti,erry, 5sat3; 10. red, Ola
81. Corn White Virginia 43ai!; No. White
IS; No amiXei. Az.
GRAIN MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Feb. Il.-Wheat, Feb. 56es; May
go1&aGgz; July, 5i1aa6.
BAr,r1MolE F, Feb Flour dull. Wheat inactive
and higher; spot, and Feb. 0ll4; May milling
wheat by sample GoaGlla. Corn tirmer; Southern
corn by sample, s3a4i do or grade 4ial2
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. February o.
Prices OF Beef Cattle this week ranged as 1oilo~f
Best. u 81 q ~,
Generally rated first qualify. 12ta q a'oo
Medium or good fair quality ., 500 %"
Ordinary thin Steers. Oxen and
Cows 21V @ 1,sN
OF the cattle received CPS came from virginia
The market for beeves this week has not pe7i'
| faGOrtl Ii as cS
cecdingly dull tn roaghout. The quality OF the>
| offerings generally is an improvement oyer ei.
| of last week while the tops were fully up 10 ths
tops OF last week in that respect there were lhoi
| OF the better mediums and fewer OF the common
grade of ca tile than for several weeks past. Nit'
ucs in view Of the quality and general make nf
of the punches, generally quoted as neih2
ai1c lower than last week, but were more avqf-
able at the winding up.
Hitch Cow,-Tne ofTaringsare ample and trace
is dull Quotations at s25 o So. and few eAtrs
at SD per head
J. Veal Cal4 es-There was fair trade reported
for yea! calves Quotations at 3Iza5c per lb.
| BALTIMORE. Feb. 12.--I he receipts Of hogs arc
quite heavy, with the market reported as being
| very slow Jhe market is easier than on las
stonday and varies but little from lie rates rul-
ing the latter part OF the wsek. Fair to gccf
Western hogs sell at S5.70aS5.8e per 1ge lbs grcsi
| with a few extra at $50; nearby country hog
ae1i st S. &c per 100 lbs gross. roughs sA5a
Si.75 per lG0 lbs gross.
\ BALTIMORE Feb. l2.-Tnere is & fairly good de
n,,sud for both good sheep and lambs. Sheep sci
at 5asxc per 10, and a few extra at SIC per II
gross and lambs ST 3i4eilAc, and few extra a
4,5u uer lib gross Common sheep and lambs are
very hard TO sell at lowest quotations.
R!cItMoNp, Feb. lo.-The following prices rulef
i, the cattle market this week per hundred lbs
all gross except where marked net:
Frs-o
Medium to good...................oh 800 3.o9
Common to fair. zoo q o.eo
), 1..,,ls .... eco a 2.75
S,.sn .... 500 a 400
| Hogs metz. or !" o ~
Receiyts-Cattle 325, sheep and Lambs 2t
| Eogs 353
STAUMTON PRICE GU 2RANT'