The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1894-10-20
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Latest Quotations From the Leading
Trade CantrAe.


graham $3.50 % 90. 20 oat flake. s5.l5 a S5.25
graduated meal. $3.50. to S.. l5.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-seling in the stree
market at 81 rs O 1.S0 per 100 lbs
CORNMEAL-sl.2 20 to 81 Is per 100 lbs.
CORN-Lower. Albany Inspection. Spot
No. 2 yellow So Ia a IS "a Sales. cars.
OATS-Lower. No. white, IS 2 a IS 3-4c
Sales cars
RYE--seliing III the street market at 53c. @ 54c
per60 lbs.
FEED-spot wheat bran. sacked. 1900 tc
Sll ;sV; mlddngs, sacked $3.50 to $4,000; rye
HAY-STRAW~Timothy prime. 75c. No. hay
&c: No. 2, &c: straw No. rye 45c. No 2 4Ic
BARLEI-No sales reported; choice western
by sample held at Goo.
MALT-Canada. IS q &c.; six rowed state, II
a Sc; two rowed state, 10 q 75c. Market
quiet and firm with usual trade demand
HOPS-There is no demand for them in this
market. We quote cents nominal for cror
1894.
SEED Timothy seed, $3.50 q saz; Clover,
mediums. $50 Peas. sl.so. = '~''''
BUTTER--Lower Creamery. Western extras "a
%; do I b.. prints, extra &c Choice
CHEESE SCI Q ri State fac Ia full cream. fine
EGGss State, fresh fine ~ 70 n Michigan taSs
l9 to 20: western. l8c to I9c.
DRESSED H OGs---s7.O0 g $3.50 per 100 lbs
par bb ces !e"dy s0Gs ssert s
$3.50; tips, $500; pork bellies. 5OOlb. tierces,
SMOKED MEATs-BreaEfast bacon 12c. per lb.
smoked hams, Il ID. average &c.; 15lb do II
Is TO to ~ lbs, average l2c; skin backs. l2tc
California hams, &c. !; shoulders, 8 &c smoked
beet. l3c To i4c.
FlSH--St ady. Mackerel, bay large No. g
Sl2.5U; bay No. z, $l4OO: large No SIG 90; shore
No. sl7,0D; shore No. s2l.OO fancy bloaters,
$1,000 per Dbl large Georges cod So 80 per loo
hanks (InOrppS oh
Size Bank homeless, 81 c.: box herring, 1910 lsc
No: l, white fish, $3.50 half Dbl; No; 2, do,
salmon Sill. &C per bII. Labrador trout. sis: s.
per bbl.; family white fish, SD. p half Dbl
smoked halibut. II to l3c. per 1t. Picked Cod
per bbl. Si50 half Dbl s2.l5; quarter Dbl. 81 25.
$l.OO: bbls. lCl solar, Size; bbls. B. CT.
Sl.l5; bbls I'll, Sl.oO: bbls. dairy, Sl35; % !!
per bags dairy, $ LIS; So 10 dairy, 26c.; MIN
foreign salt-sacks Ashtons So 40; Higgi s
$40 lump rock per ton, Sl2.OO; Turks isia nd
25c, 59c. per I40 ID Dag.
% sags i gassb B Bles s "a
75c Oolong; s915c. Young Hyson, II 06Oc
japan dust 101lic
CoFFEE,steady; Roasted Rio so@27c; roasted
34c.: ground coffee. l6Gb30c chc6ory, 69l9c
SUGAk-Presse loaf sc cut loaf 531c. i;
PoWdsE s of E. 4 s ax standard
yellow extra, c. 4.O6 q AIS &c. 3Sl % 394.
.FRUIT-Lemons firm and scarce L re 900
size Maoris, 1923 per box; Fl. ridas, :25O size,
box. Oranges-Floridas; So. Is to $500 per box;
yamaicas, stem cut, s.. on to $500 per bbl
MOLASSES-Firm. New Orleans. new crop.
fancy, 80 q 42c.: choice 36 q &c.; good, 80 "a
fancy. 25 a BIC; choice, aO@2 6c.; fair to good
E16 q zoe.
RICE-Steady Carolina and Louisiana fancy
head, a &C.; choice 5 On &c fair to good
w0oL-The fleece wool market is que.
Fine washed wool is selling at 146
16c; unwashed, 10 q l2tc.: medium and coarse,
PETROLEUM-New York State legal test,
including barrels.
POTATOES - Sl25@S1 80 per Dbl; Sweets,
500 Tomatoes IS to 81 cents per bushel.
Elders Freeman and Mercer Mormon
missionaries, who have converted fifty
persons near Centretown, KY, mostly
women, to their faith, were visited by
a party of citizens and tarred and
feathered.
Seven prisoners escaped from the
Jail at Shreveport, La, four of whom
were convicted by the recent term of
the Criminal Court for lifetime service.
They used an old file and a pair Of
scissors to dig out of the prison.
Neither the Right nor the Left will
have decisive majority in the next
Norwegian Parliament The returns
are incomplete, but it is probable that
the new Chamber will contain SO Left
lists and IS Rightists.
The annual conference of the Arch
bishops of the United States, at which
several questions of much Importance
to the Church in America are to be
settled, is in session at the residence
of Archbishop Ryan, Philadelphia.
A duel to death between an old man
named STRIPPING and his son George,
living ten miles from Waco, Tex, has
been fought. The father was shot and
wounded, and the sons skull
was crushed, and he will probably de.
Miss Frances e. Willard, Worlds
President of the w. G. T. u, who ad-
dressed the Ohio State Convention at
is seriously ill at the ST.
Clair Hotel in that city. She con-
tracted a severe cold, which has set
tied on her lungs. Lady Somerset is
with her.
1t is reported in mercantile circles in
Peoria, Ill, that the Whiskey Trust is
being quietly reorganized. President
Greenhut and other officials are reti-
cent. Mr.. Greenhut declines to con-
firm the rumor, but will not deny it.
His attitude is interpreted as confrma-
tory Of the reported reorganization.
The Irish Times, of Dublin, says that |
Mrs. Parnell, widow of the late leader
Of the Irish party, has given permits
sion to Messrs. John E. Redmond,
Timothy Harrington and J. J. O'Kelly |
to examine the private papers of her
husband, and has intrusted to Mr.. |
O'Kelly the work Of writing a biog
raphy of Mr.. Parnell, which will be
published at politically opportune |
time
Bishop Rulison, of the diocese of |
Central Pennsylvania, consecrated a
chalice Of solid gold presented to st. |
James's Episcopal Church. Lancaster,
Pa, by the late Mrs. James Wiley. |
The chalice is set with diamonds, |
emeralds and other precious stones,
and its cost was $4,000 1t is said to
De the handsomest and most valuable |
church vessel of the kind in the coun-
Try.
The will Of Horace I. Smith, of Ith-
lca, n. Y, who died a few days ago,
has been probated. Mr.. Smith was a
rrho had LOT