Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-05

Do. washed ............. 020 OBJ
sumac .............. ...... O75 a O85
Hay ..................... 10 80 q IL 90
Cut do.................... 100 10 90
Wheat Bran per ton. 10 w ~ w
Brown Middlings. ............. 1S 90 q 1S so
White Middlipgs ............ II 50 10 81
Cottonseed Meal ............... 1900 Il 90
Hulls. ...................... $50 7CO
Cotton Seed Mixed Feed. ~ 90 Ii Oo
The market is dull with light receipts and
most OF the Wheat arriving is in damp con-
dition. We quote Wheat at 60a73 as to
quality, and Corn at 54a56. The receipts of
Produce are not largo and quotations remain
unchanged.
BALrMosE, July 5-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat steady No . red spot and
July 713sa711s Aug 71Tsa721ks: Sept 1875
a73la steamer No 2 red 693sa6S1b south
ern wheat by sample 67a73; do on grade 6S
a72 Corn firm; mixed spot 50iaa505s;
July and Aug 5oa50A; Sept 50Aa50lh;
southern white corn 50a52; do yellow.55a
"a. Oats steady No 2 white Western 33la
s34; No miyed do 30a31. Rye quiet; No
thy SIS so to SIT 90. Coffee strong and ac-
tive O.her articles unchanged.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Flour-State and
western quiet and about steady. Wheat-No
. red advanced 3salhc; dull and steady Aug
T45aa75. Corn-No 2 dull and steady;
Aug 505s Oats-No 2 dull and steady Sept
294. Western 28a29 Pork quiet and steady;
mess SIS 50a214 25. Lard quiet and non,i-
nal.
CHICAGO. July .-wheat-July 691a;
Sept II 1aa71 %; Dec 1915. Corn-Jnly 451a
a455s sept 46lba461s; May 377s. Oats
July 244a bid Sept 24lsa24A. May 2Taiis
%. Pork-Sept So 40. Lard-Sept Sc 70.
Ribs Sept Sc 60. Wheat opened quiet but
firm. Corn opened strong on the strength OF
Wheat.
RICHMOND MARKET. July s. The receipts
OF grain have somewhat incrt -sed, but the
market is heavy and prices are still lower.
We quote: Flour So 25a4 rs for fine to
patent family brands; Wheat 73a76; Corn
52a54 Rye 60a65: Oats 34a3S.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, July 5.-The
market continues dull while prices are lower.
The receipts of Wheat have somewhat in
crease We quote: Flour SD 25a4 rs FOR
fine to patent roller Wheat 70a73; Germ
52a53; Rye 56a5S Cats 34a36; Butter IL
ais; Eggs 11a12.
SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET July A.
Refined Sugars-The quotations are as fol-
lows: Cut loaf 5asc; Standard powdered
| 1.16c; cubes Sc; granulated 4a4c; fine
graduated Age; Diamond 434c; Con.
fectioners A 45sc; Crystal A 4a.c; keystone
415c; Columbia A 4lbc per ID. The
! market was stronger and the demand increas-
ing.
CoFFEE.-The market was steady, with tho
quotations as follows: 152a16 cents per
pound for No. Rio, and 141aa142. cents
for No 8. The market for hIild cofiees was
rather quiet.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET July A
Beef Cattle-Trade has teen only fair The
offerings in quality were scarcely as good as
that of last week-fewer tops and those Of
not as good quality rs last week and more of
the middle and common grades. Prices of
| !'caf Cattle this week ranged as follows:
Best......... ............... ....".....". B ASH
Generally rated first qualify. 43sa4 30
Medium or good fair qualify. 2lba31a
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
COws....... a2i2
Ofthe Cattle received 717 came from Nir-
ginia
Sheep and ambs-There has been very
heavy run again this week, though some
$500 head less than the extremely heavy
offering of last week, and there being no cut.
let to the East for this larg. supply, the mar
Set has been extremely dull all the week and
prices low. Sheep Sell at 11s,a5c Lambs 30
lnc, and few ex IA at 4 14c per ID.
Swiue.-The market is strong at last Mon
days quotations with expectations of higher
| figures next week.
Mich Cows-A fairly good trade is report
ed. Prices range at S2Oa35, and few extrS
ut $40 per head.
Veal Calves. The market is dull at 81 .41hc
per ID for veals, and for heavy rouy', cslves
81 50a5 per head.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARK,,,r. July s.
Cattle-Common TO strictly choice native
steers So 50a5. 35, with Extra beeyes ssleable
at so. 9Oa6, export cat. lie at So. 3Oa5. so. an
advance of 90 cents. Hsgs-IIeaviest sold ut
an extreme range of $4.75a5 IS, mixed lots
at S4.Ioao.Io, and pigs at Sd. 40a4 rs, sales
OF h n were at $500 Il for heavy, and 81 80
40 10 for Light. Sheep-Jnferior to good fat
sheep Sid at $1.3Oa3 65; sales consisting
isrge'y CT Texans and Westerns ut So 25a3,
cb5ice heavy sheep were worth So 75a4 25,
and spring lambs sold at 81 75a6; largely at
S4.75a5.S5 per 100 lbs.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. July s.
Beeves-market opened active and closed firm
! and 5a1Oc higher; native steers, poor to
prime, 81 40a5. so, Texans S3.75a4, inferior
to fair stillers $4 90a5 25, stays and oxen
$240a4.25, balls 81 30a3O5, dry cows
$1.75a3 90 per 100 lbs. Calyes-market
demoralized; veals Sc lower; butte.nifk
calves 1ac lower; veals, poor to choice, S3a
8 SO per 100 lbs; brttermilk calves $2s2 so
per 100 lbs Sheep and Lambs-sheep dull
and weak; lambs slow and lss1Ac lower;
sheep, poor to prime, 1.75a37 rs per 100 lbs;
Southern lambs. Inferior 10 choice, S425s6
per 100 Id, Hogs-market firm at $5.25a
$50 per 100 lbs.
PoARD.-With or without rooms can be