Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-29

Lump .......-...... ......... % %
Clover Secd.................... s 90 so
Timothy ...... ...... 49,. 2C0 %
Old process Linseed Meal. 81 0o - 90
Salt-G. A.............. 055 065
FINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. USu op
Turks Island ......... l % 30
Wool-long, unwashed.... OBS DIG
Washed 80. ......... 020 021
Merino unwashed...., OIL O12
Do. washed ............... O20 OBJ
sunac 1900. ....... .... 075 oS5
Hay ......... ..,................... - so IA 90
Cut do.................... IT 90 IS 90
Wheat Bran per ton......... II 90 10 90
Brown Middlings. 10 90 1S 80
White Middlings .............. IT. SO 10 so
CottoDseed Meal ............... 1900 q 90
Hulls.... ........................ $50 700
Cotton Seed Mixed Feed. - 90 13 90
The market to-day was dull and inactive
the tceipts of grain being light, while the
sales were few. The receipts of Country Pro-
duce have fallen off since Thanksgiving Day,
bu there is 60 change to note. in quotations.
BALTIMORE. Nov 29-Flour quiet. Whea
frmer; No 2 red spot, Nov and Dec 65ibs
65a; May 69la old; steamer No 2 red
62lha626s; southern wheat by sample Ga
81; do Oh grade 63a66 Corn steady mixed
34a341s; year 335sa337s; Jan 33bs335s
Feb 334a34; steamer mixed 32a4s327.,
southern white corn 334a34; do yellow
334 s34Aa. Data frmer; No 2 white West
ern 231ns24: No 2 miyed do 221ba23.
Rye dull No 2 43a44 for nearby and 46a47
for Western. Hay firm. Other articles I'M
changed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Flonr-State and
western quiet and steady. Wheat-No 3 red
advanced 3salbc; f4irly active and firm; Dec
64asai47s. Corn-No 2 dull ard frmer
D C 34s. Oats-No 2 dull and steady Dec
% May 25lh asked Western 23a27. Pork
steady mess 50 5oaS1O 90. Lard quiet aud
steady steam rendered So 75 asked.
CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-wheat-Dec 55Tsa
So; May 601sa6oAi. Corn-Nov 26$i Dec
Pork-Jan So 771b; May SO 20 Lard-Jan
al As May So 671aa4 10 Wheat opened
firm Corn opened with a slightly frmer
feeling
RICHMOND MARKET. Nov. % The grain
market has Teen quiet throughout the week,
whilo the offerings have been light. Prices
remain unchanged. We quote: Flour So %
"a 25 for fine to patent family brands:
Wheat 5Sa66: Corn 36a37 Rye 40a45:
Oats 22a3O.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Nov. 90
The market continues quiet with light Offer
ings of grain. There are no changes to note
in prices. We quote: Flour go 25a4 25 for
fine to patent roller; Wheat 55a61 Corn
32s35 Rye 3Sa40 Oats 20a29; Butter Is
a20c; Eggs 17a18c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET. Nov. o.
Refined Sugars-Cut loaf Size per pound
Standard powdered AS cents per ID, Cubes
47sc; granulated 495c; fine granulated 42sc;
Diamond A 45sc; Confectioners' A 412c;
crystal A 4ssc; Keystone A 43sc, and Colum-
ola A 43sc per lb. The demand was light
at the same prices
CoFFEE.-The market was easy with quo
tations on the basis of 151. cents per ID for
No.. 7 Rio, and 142ss cents for No. s. Mild
cofees We're steady.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 2S -
Beef Cattle.-There was but little, if any.
difference il the quality of the offerings as
compared with last week, ranging generally
quiet up to that Of the offerings thee, and
values showed nc material change. Possibly
trife stronger than they were last week.
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged as
follows:
Generally rated first quality. AZ.
Medium or good fair quality. 3 3ls
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows....... ............... aS
OF the Cattle received 1876 came from vir-
ginia.
Sheep and Lambs. market is slow for
sheep at unchanged figures since Monday,
and for lambs there ia fair trade reported,
with values fully up 10 those of Monday,
quality considered. Sheep sell at 1laa2lRc,
and extra at 2a.c per Id, and Lambs at 3a4c
per Id.
swine.-There is no charge 10 rote in
values since Monday. the quotations for that
day generally ruling
Cows-Trsde is not active fer COWS since
last week. There is 'air OFFERING as to num-
Der. Quotations range at $50. 40 per head,
with a few extra at $50 per head
Calves.-Ihe market is fair for ve4ls as
well as grass calves. veals sell at 4a6c per ID,
an advance nee Monday OF 12c Grass
calves S4a6 per head.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 2S.-
Cattle.-Common to strictly prime native
steers were in demand at S315a4 35, with
the bulk at S3.75a4. so, fat COWS S3a3.5O,
aad Gamers lots 81. 50a2 80, not many sell
ing lowe than S1.75: bulls S2a3 so and
calves at 81 50s6. stockers and feeders 81. 80
g2.75. hogs -Trzde in hogs started active
~ at steady prices. bot the market became
weaker choice 6roves sold ct So 45a3.1O,
chiefly at S3 60s3.65; pigs were active and
firm at So. 40a3. so for good to choice lots.
Shtep-There was fair demand at steady
pl ices for sheep inferior to good sheep being
s4leable at 81 35a3, with choice to extra at
50 25a3 so; Western sheep were in demand
1t $2s2 20. lambs were wanted at ga
4 so for COMMON 20 choice.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Nov. Is
Peeyes steers and oxen steady; bulls and
Try COWS little timer; poor to prime native
steers So 5Oa4-5O. oxen 81 25a3 70, bulls
s2a3, dry cows 81 071aa2.s5 per 100 lbs.
firm; poor to prime veals
,3sS per 100 lbs; grsssers 81 75a3 % per
go ibsi yeariings S2a2.50 per 100 lbs.
heep and Lambs-market quiet but steady;
DOR 70 prime sheep S175a3 12l2 per 100
bsi common to choice lambs $3a4. 60 per
90 lbs. Hogs-market stesdy at S4a4. 25
'cr 100 lbs
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