The Washington weekly post., 1899-10-31

Receipts at Rio 1000 bags Stock Isl COO bags
Market IRA Exchange, 3-S2d. At Santos the re
eeipts 2s geo Esgs and the stock was SIS, zoo
bags Market steSdy. At Havre futures closed
barely steady ct IL franc decline Sales. lt,0oO
bags Roasted ooaee-Prices we're steady with The
f1llUWing quotations: Z. L. c, in cans, 10 l-zG
10 7-lCc. per pound in cans and bags. pure Java.
1880 l-2c pure NaIaeSibo, Ga2l lie; pure San
tos. HVlsc; Java and Mocha blend, 2S l-ze.
REFINED SUGARS-There fair demand in
the local market and prices remained the same.
The quotations were as follows: Cut loaf. s.ta;
standard powdered, 5S3; eu6es 5ss; standard gran
ulated, SIS. hne grsHulsted. > Z6, crystal a. BIS
eonieciOLers' A, 5.02; Columta A. i15, and Ad-
mirsl A f75c. per pound. Yellow. 425 and 4-5se.
per pound.
MGLASsEs-Prices we're very finn with the fol-
lowing quotations; Open kettle, S5g42; Porto Rico,
SGd37; New Orleans, centrifugal 1890 and choice.
sIRUPs-sugsr sirup :sir to good. 1920; prime
TO fancy. 2Z6Z7. Glucose was steady.
SALTED MEATS-The rarket was fairly active at
IA; bulk shoulders. regular. &C.. English cut,
II; bulk short ribs. 8 IA: bacon short ribs, a.
bulk clear sides, 6 -; bacon clears, II; buls
cut Z 3-4; sugaT-cured breasts, 3; susar-caTed
shoulders 8 Hams-Snall. Il; skinned hams,
II 81, picnic hams, s. Mess pork. 105e per barrel
Lard-In tierces, best refined, Z; in tubs IA
OYSTERS-The oyster market was draggy and, a.
the warm weather did not allow them to be held %
market lorg, prices were easy particularly Tor bar
relied stock. The quotations were as follows: Per
barrel No. l. 300d325; medium, 2.o9d 2 So; other
grades I50dI75. In bulk 45q70e. per bushel;
steaming stock. ieG45c.
POULTRY-The arrivals were light, and young
chickens we're in fair demand. There were too
many small and light turkeys Offering. The quota
tions we're. Per pound spring chickens. large. DC ;
small IA pounds and under. &C.. fowls, l-2qse !;
puddle ducks l-2G9c: small. Sc. Museoyy and
nongrel, I-2asc.: geese. Sa9c.; turkeys sqioc. !;
old roosters, 25c. apiece.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
DOMESTIC GREEN FRUITS-The movement was
very moderately active at about former prices
Quotations: Apples-Home grown. looGl5o per
barrel New York State. 159a200 Pears-Mary-
land and Virginia 25G35c. per basket; New York
seckels 400d5.O0 per barrel. Grapes-Coneord
Ease; Niagara. &C; CatawbS, 7dSc. per 4-p0und
basket. Quinces-New YOrs, 2GegZ5e per barrel.
Cranberries. 5.00Q5.5o per barrel.
VEGETABLES-The receipts were liberal, but the
demand slow, With prices unchanged In most
lines The quotations were as follows: White po-
tatOes prime 35Gkgc. per bushel sweet potatoes
500 s0c per barrel; vans. COO Soc. Onions, 3enssc
per buslel. Cabbage - 0GG400 per 100 head
Spinach l56 2oc. per bUshel Tomatoes, 25g3oe. per
bushel. Beets. home grown, l-2GZc. per bunch
NORTHWESTERN HAY SCALES.
CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY-Per ton 14.00qI5.00.
MIXED HAY-Per ton, Il 00G 1890.
CLOVER HAY-Per ton, Il 00alSOO
STRAW-Wheat, per ton, 7.50ds.O0; oat, S.00G
$50
EASTERN HAY SCALES.
TIMOTHY HAY-Per ton Is. 00G 800.
CLOVER HAY-Fer ton, y O0dl 90
STRAW-Wheat per ton, 90; rye, per ton
u OeGfs 90: oat. per ton. 7.00ds. 90.
CORN-Per barrel 2.6oG2.70.
NEW CORN-Per barrel, l60Gl75.