Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-09-07

Timothy ...... ...... 30 . W
| Old process Linseed Meal. 81 90 81 0O
Salt-G A....... ............... 055 015
Fine ........................ OBS 30
Turks Island ....... 1 % ! 80
Wool-long, unwashed..." D IL Ol9
Washed ........... OF 029
Merino unwashed.. y 10 or
Do. washed ............." U - 03O
Sumac $685.. 49,. ..... O75 Os5
Hay $1,000. commencement. 10 so IA 90
Cut do.................... 100 1900
Wheat Bran per ton........ Ito 5O 10
Brown Middiings. ............ II 25 il 10
White Middlings .............. Is 90 Is 10
Cottonseed Meal .............. "a 90 % 90
Hulls. ...................... $50 Z 90
Cotton Seed Mixed Feed. II 90 13 90
Tho wholesale markets are without changes
Of any Importance in prices to-day. Flour is
very quiet but in fair local demand. Wheat
is steady at current 6gures-4S to 81, latter
for Lancaster seed lots continue scarce. Corn
is firmer at 50 to SO. Rye 40 to 45. Oats
81 TO 81. Country Produce and Provisions
are in fair request Millfeed and Hay are
/ teady. Straw is dull.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Flour-Southern
quiet and weak common to fair extra 81 o
a3 90; good to choice do SO 00a3 so. Rye
Flour dull and steady; superfine 81 Goa
} 90 Wheat-No red advanced lac fairly
active; Nov 81 lie Rye nominal Western
4Sa57 Corn-No firm and quiet Sept
IS. oats-No . quiet and firmer; Oct 35ie !;
Nov 36ls; Dec 375sa37a.; State 36a41 :;
Western 34a41. Pork firm and quiet: mess
$15 so to $15 rs; extra prime $13 30 10
$14 90. Lard quiet and steady; steam rem
dercd 50 90.
BALTIMORE, Sept Flour dull snd un
changed. Wheat firmer; No 2 red spot and
Sept 561sa56t!; Oct 564a57 Dec 59'.a
$685.; steamer No 2 red SO bid milling
wheat by sample 561na571a. Corn steady ;
mixed spot and Sept 59la bid year 56li bid ;
southern white corn 60; do yellow 63. Oats
steady No white Western 35 l3a3G; No =
mixed do 33laa34. Rye inactive; No So
Hay dull ; good to choice timothy S13 90 TO
Sill 90. Provisions steady. Coffee quiet No
: 16a161s. Sugar steady granulated sos.
CHICAGO, Sept 7.-wheat-sept 54Ss !;
Oct 571aa57as May 56lsa56h. Oats-Sept
S14 O21a. Lard-Sept SO 60; Oct So 10;
Jan So Is. Ribs-Jan 81 10.
RICHMOND MARKET. Sept. THE mar
ket continues quiet with light offerings Of
gain and with little change in prices. We
quote: Flour So 00a3 SIS for fine to patent
family brands Wheat 5Oa56; Corn G0a63 /;
Rye 45a4S: Oats 34a40
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Sept T.
There is little doing in the grain market
aud prices remain about unchanged. We
quote Flour 50 0Oa3 SIS for fine to patent
roller; Wheat 50a52; Corn 55a5S; Rye
4oa42 Oats 30a36; Eggs 13a15 Butter 5
APO.
SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET. Sept g..
Refined Sugars-The quotations are as fol-
lows: cut loaf . 11-16c: Standard powdered
53sc; cubes 5asc; graduated Size; fine
granulated 51sc; Confectioners' DC;
Diamond A 51sc; Columbia A 1916 cents
per lb. The market was steady aud quie:.
CoFFEE.-The market closed dull with
for No. Rio. Mild cofees were quiet.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Sept. c.
Beef Cattle There were not many top cattle
among the offerings, but there were
enough for the demand. The medium and
common cattle became very dull. Prices of
Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows:
Best........................ 5000. S4.3Oa4.oO
GENERALLY rated first quality. 3.S7a4 %
Medium or good fair quality. 2.15a3.25
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows. 10000. 5000. 2OOa2oO
Of the Cattle received 1909 came from VIZ
ginia.
Mich Cows.-There is a fair trade at $50
to $40 per head, and a few extra shade
higher.
Veal Calves.-There is a fair trade at 3a5c
per ID. GLASS calves S,3a5 per head.
Sheep and Lambs.-There has been fairly
active trade for both sheep and lambs, as also
stock ewes. Sheep 2s2at.c per lb lambs -.
a4c per ID gross. Stock ewes Toe TO So
FER head.
Swine.-The market is strong. Good West
ern hogs SIS 50d660 per 100 lbs Others
common to fair) S6a6 40 per 100 lbs gross.
Roughs $4a5 per 100 lbs gross.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Sept G.
Ca'te-There was no pcrceptibe change IN
were offered, and there were sales at S5.9Oao'
9 ecrs So. 75a4. 25, COWS 81. Z 5a2.I5 Wester'
$Sa4 per 100 lbs; all grades except the ser!
best are 25a35c lower. There was strong
market for good hogs there were two or
three trades at S6.45 and one at $3.50, com
mon grades remained under neglect; Der,
charitable lots sold at $5 .50a6. SO. from - ~
to $40 taking to tho bulk light weights
sold as high as 1925, and choice medium
weights at $4 40 per 100 lbs: the close was
steady. Very little change took place IN the
sheep market. There were buyers at stesgy,
full prices for all fair to choice muttons, WINE
poor and common kinds were as duh SUI
weak as before. From 81 to $50 for poor
stuff, price range upward to $3.25a3.oo lot
choice wethers. The lamb market was acli,e
at 81 .50a4 25, with sales principally at -
al per 100 lbs.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET. Sept. b.
Becves-none on sale. Calves-veals yer;
steady; other calves weak; poor to prilc
veals $5a7 per 100 lbs; buttermilk CAVES
80 50a2.75, grassers 50. 26a2.35, Western
calYes $5 per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
sheep firm; lambs lac lower; pool. 70 !A.a
sheep $2a3.25 per 100 lbs, ordinary to pf.iIn;p
lambs $4a4.75 per 100 lts. HegsI9Eai'
nary to good hogs Sc. 20s6.35 per 1oo loa.
JUsT received from the Manufacturers, tne
Oh best CORSET in shape, quality and n'I