The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-29

shore, Maryland, per quart, 4Q6c; cabbage,
native, per 100, Wakefield. -; do Fiat
Dutch, $3.O0d4.0O: acaNaloupes, Anne
Arundel gems, per basket, 50I75c; do
green, pr basket, 300 i0c; cucumbers, Anne
Arundel, per peach basket 20I25c; COIN,
native sugar, per dozen, 6@10c;- currants.
New York, per 5-fb basket 12d14c; egg
plants, North Carolina, per crate, $3.50
1.50; do, native, per basket, 50q60c; let
tuce, nearby, per box, 20Q25c; onions,
spring, per leo punches, 50G60c; new Ea t.
ern shore. Virginia, per basket. Soc; do vir-
ginia, per barrel, s1.25G1.50; weste n
Maryland and Pennsylvania, per basket,
soc; pears. Georgia, per barrel S1.50G2.O0;
do, Maryland or Virginia, per basket, 20G
40c do, Maryland Manning Elizabeth, per
basket, 2Od40c; peaches, Georgia, per O.
basket carrier, 75c4s1z5; South Carolina,
per 6basket carrier. i5cQS 81 %; Maryland nd
Virginia, per basket, ordinary, 25GS5c; do
per box, whites, 50a75c; do good, per
basket, 40d60c; do per box, yellow SEQ
S5c; pineapples, Florida, per crate. $1,000
800; plums, western Maryland, per S-lb
basket, 10c; squash, per basket, 25@30c;
string beans, Anne Arundel, green, per
bushel, 30g4Gc; do wax, 25q30c; tomatoes.
Norfolk per 2-basket carrier. 20@25c; Po-
tomacs. per 2-basket carrier, 25@30c; do,
per 6-basket carrier. 20@25c; do. per peach
basket. 15d2Gc; do, Anne Arundel, per
peach basket, 15d20c; do, Eastern shore,
Maryland per box, -; do, per BASKET.
15Gl20c: huckleberres, Eastern shore.
and Virginia, per bucket, 25q30c; water
melons, Georgia, per 100, SS.00d1500 do
South Carolina, per 100, $10.00916.l0.
Potatoes-Market steady. New, Norfolk
primes S1G1.25; do No. 2, 50G75c: York
River primes, SlGt.15; do culls and sec
onds, 50G 15c; Eastern Shore, Virginia, per
Dbl, No. l, S1a1.25; Eastern Shore. Mary
land, No. !, SiG1.25; Rappahannock, No
1, 90cGS1.10; do culls, 50a 75c; sweets, new
per Dbl, geld yellow, $4a4.50; do whites
(yamsl, S3G 325 do Eastern Shore, S3.506D
4 do red per Dbl, s2G2.75.
Poultry-Market. steady. Old fowls, 100
10 1-2c per lib; springers. 11Gl3c per lb;
ROSTERS. 25G30e apiece ducks, 7GS 12c
per ID: spring ducks, sG11c per lb.
Green coffee-Market quiet No. (RIo
grades), 3-SG9 1-2c.
Roasted coffee-Market steady Bulk
roaste1 coffee-PuTe Java, 32c; Maracaibo,
&c; Dure Laguayra, 23c; pure Santos, BIC;
African Java. 20 1-2c; Rio blend, 20 1-2c;
Peabody mixture zoe; pure Mocha, SOC;
Java-Mocha bleu-, 81 1-2c. tThese eonees
are in fancy bags. paper lined) II packed
in ems or tubs. 1-2c higher.
Package brands-E. L. c., 100-lb cases.
lie; 60-lb cases, Ii 1-10c; 36-lD cases,
II 2-lGe. Lion coffee, in 100-lb lots, s12.70;
in 60-lh lots. $3.50.
There has been a fairly good business
transacted in dry goods during the past
week and further improvement is looked
for within few weeks, when the Southern
merchants take advan' age OF the reduced
rates offered by the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association from all parts of the
South. A few lines OF 5leached goods de-
clined Ia cent a yard, but other lines were
firm and unchanged.
There was a slight Improvement in the
demand for iron during the past week, as
local consumers Were compelled to enter
the market in order to replenish their
stocks Trading was in small lots only
and no carloads were placed. The market
continued weak in sympathy with the
mills. but prices remained the same as
last week