Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-18

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Hulls. ......................... $50 a 7co
Cotton Seed Mixed Feed. 10 co q 13 %

Hulls. ....................... $50 60
Cotton Seed Mixed Feed. 10 90 13 %
The wholesale Flour markets continue
quiet but generally steady. Wheat gained a
fraction yesterday; the receipts however, are
so light tbs difficult to fix prices; the usual
demand continues for good milling and seed.
ing samples. Corn is still in light receipt and
prices fairly well maintained as compared
with other markets. Oats are in good de-
mand Bye is neglected. A good steady mar.
ket continues for Country Produce.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S,-Flour frmer.
Wheat strong; No 2 red spot and Sept 621aa
CPS; Oct 631ba63a4; Dec 65Aa65as
steamer No 2 red 91aa595 southern wheat
by sample 62a64; do on grade 6oa63. Corn
strong mixed spot and Sept 393 bid; Oct
39a3916; year 341ha3494 Jan 3444a341ba Z;
southern white corn 38a40; do yellow 40a
Al. Oats firm; good demand; No 2 white
Western 26laa27 No 2 mixed do 241ha
243.. Rye inactive at Al for nearby and AZ
to choice timothy SIS 90. Other articles I'M
changed.
Dec ea 5s May ss g$ eornsspt
Oct 317sa32 Nov 81 ; Dec 2s14s; May 29as
a291a. Oats-sept 1915 Oct 1884 May 81
a21A. Pork-oct So %; Jan So 45; May
SO IS. Lard-Oct So 80; Jan So TIE
Ribs-Oct SIS 10; Jan 81 S5. Yesterdays
frmness in Wheat was carried to the curb in
the afternoon and was still in evidence this
morning at the opening with prices 1ha34c
higher than the last official close. Corn open
ed firm with Wheat.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 8.-Flour-State and
western dull and steady. Wheat-No 2 red
advanced 11sc; fairly active and firm; Sept
625s62A.. Corn-No 3 quiet and frmer !;
Get 3SAa3Saa. Oats-No 2 dull and firm
er Sept 241s bid Oct 237s bid; May 25ai
bid; Western 24a33. Pork steady and quiet /;
mess $40 0Oa$10 %. Lard quiet and firm
er; steam rendered So 221a.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKEr. Sept. IL
Cattle Common to choice native steers So 60
as go; the demand for stockers and feeders
was good at $240,4 and Westerns were
taken freely for this purpose; butchers and
canneIs's stuff moved off readily, bulls going
at 81. 75a3.5O, oxen S2.5Oa3.25, and cows
and heifers $t.50a3 25 cows sold chiefly at
so and upward the few calves were in good
demand and prices ruled steady, sales rang.
ing at 4.25a6.50. Hogs-Aside from the
best there was not much change In prices and
the sales were chiefly made at $4a4.2O for
packers, and $4a4.45 for shippers. Common
to choice heavy sold at an eYtrome range of
SO. S5a4, mixed lots at IS 90a4 so, common
to choice assorted light So 90a4.55. Sheep
Native sheep were in demand at 81 5Oa
a3. 90 for inferior TO prime heavy lots, few
being choice enough to sell above So; great
numbers of Western sheep sold at $250a
1925. Lambs sold at $3a4.75 for poor to
fancy, few going above $3.50,
ARLINGTON Stock YAEDs Sept. 16-Cat.
,tle.-some 100 Cattle were up and sold as fol-
Elows,; Best 4a444c, coed 31ha3a.c. medium
3a34c common 2Aa2aAc per Id. Some
T04 Sheep and Lambs were offered and sold
as follows; Lambs 31ha41hc per lib. Sheep
2a2Ac per ID. Calves 5s61ac per lb 20
Cows and Calves sold at from $40 to $50
per head, Market brisk for all kinds Of stock.
WARRINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Sept. IL
At Union stock yards.-Some 50 Cattle were
offered and sold as follows: Best sold at IA