The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-28
New York Cotton Market.
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain Mar
ket Quotations in Full.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 27.-Following are
todays quotations in the local Wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators. 1.462. 1G7 bus.
Southern was in freer supply, and prices
somewhat easier at the opening cargoes
on grade selling at rs "a for No. red,
70 3-4c for steamer 2 red, and 20 3-4c for
rejected. The demand was Indifferent.
Sample lots. as to quality and condition,
brought Csc. 73c. and 75c.
Corn.-Stock in elevators. 406,460 bus.
Receipts of Southern were small, the only
offerings being one lot of white. which
sold on wharf at 4Sc. The market ruled
firm for prime of both colors, with good
demand from local dealers on G basis of
AZ 1-4q4Sc for prime white and yellow
afioat Cob quiet at s2.45 per bbl for car
load lots prime yellow on spot
Western wheat opened quiet; October
70 Lac. Better tone from abroad caused
an improved feeling, and prices responded
readily. particularly as speculative CEN
tres reported no pressure TO SELL Deem
Der sold at as 1-Sc and rs Lee. and Oe-
tober at IS Lee. Demand was not at ans
time particularly active. Private cables
quiet. The market closed firm; spot. Sep
eember rs 1-2c. Sales, $4,000 0etopeT.
70 LIE; 10000 December. rs 1sc; 10000
DC, rs lie. Settling price contract, rs 3-sc;
No. red and steamer No. red, 70 1-2c.
Western corn strong and higher. The
strength of the near deliveries attracted
attention to the whole situation, and the
statement was MADE that there has been
considerable overselling in speculative cen
tres. Not much corn was for sale here, and
nd mi to
The market closed easy; spot and Septem-
Der, 46 1916 Bic; October, As 1-4c; new
November, 43c bid new and or old Novem-
Der and or December. 40 3-4Gi1c; Janu-
airy, 40 1-2d40 3-4c. Sales, car mixet,
46 lie; car high mixed 47c; settling price.
mixed. As 3-4c; steamer mixed, IS 3-Ec.
Flour-Market was steady Western
Super, s2.509 go; Western Extra, $40
G31O; Western Family, ss.45Q3.75;
Winter Patents, s3.95@4.15; Spring Pat
ents. s415q4.4G; Spring Straight, 1886
G4lO; Spring Bakers S3.15G3.40; Balti-
more Best Patents S4.75; Baltimore High
Grade Family, $3.50; Baltimore High Grade
Extra, $4.25; Baltimore Choice Family.
s4OO Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsyl-
vania Super. s2.5OG 80; Maryland. Virginia,
and Pennsylvania Extra, s270G3.10; Mary
land. Virginia, and Pennsylvania Family,
s3.45G375; City Mills Super, S2.50G2.65;
Rio Extra, s3.75G4.0O; Rye flour, medium
to choice, S3.O0g3.25.
oats-stock in elevators, sol, 293 bus.
Market was steady. New No white.
q 1-292Sc; No. 3, 26d25 lie: No. 4, 25Q
25 lie; ungraded 25G2sc: No. 2 mi red,
| % I-iD25 3-4c; No. do. "a 1-2425c; No 4,
% 1-2G24c: ungraded. 20 1-2G25 Lee.
Rye-Stock in elevators, %, 1873 bus. The
market was quiet. No. nearby, 50@5Ic,
and No. Western on spot, 50 1-2c; bag
lots of new 45M52c.
Butter.-The market was firm. Creamery
separator, extra, 23G23 Ice; extra first, q
G22c. creamery first, 20@21c; creamery
imitation, extra, 1SG19c; Iowa and North
western Iadle, extra, l7qlSc; do extra
first 1GG17c; Western packed, 13c;
creamery rolls e pounds, 22q23c; cream
cry prints a. pound, 23q24c.
Eggs-The narket was firm. Strictly
fresh. 1Sc per dozen.
Poultry.-Market was quiet Old fowls,
1Gc per n; spi myers, lie per ID; ROSTERS,
| 25d30c apiece; ducks, SG9c per ID.
Green Coffee.--Market is dull. No. Z
| (Rio grade) 3-Se.
Roasted Coffee-Market steady. Bulk
roasted coffee-Pure Java, 32c; Maracaibo,
! 22c: pure Laguayra, zee; pure Santos. zoe;
+ African Java 10 lie; Rio blend. 10 1-2c;
Peaberry mixture. 19c; pure Mocha, zoe;
| Java Mocha blend, u 1-2c. Crhese cof-
| fees are in fancy bags, paper lined) II
| packed in cans or tubs, lie higher.
Package Brands.-E L. c., 100-ib cases,
| 13c; 60-rb cases, 10 1-10c; 36-lb cases,
| 13 2-1Oc. Lion coffee, in 100-ib lots, 1920;
| in 60-ro lots, 1880
Cotton.-Market nominal; middling.
| 10 5-Sc; strictly low middlng, 10 l-2c; low
middling, 10 3-Sc. Stock in Baltimore,
| 1904 bales.
The market for flour was quiet at about
steady prices. Trading was confined u
, near or actual wants.
Receipts of oats for home-trade wants
were light and, with a fair demand for
| desirable offerings, prices were firmly
| held
| There was some demand for No. West
| ern rye. but offerings were limited and
| business was restricted. Prices were
| about steady.
The market for butter was quiet, but
| prices were steady under light receipts.
| Receipts OF eggs continued light. and
| with good demand prices were firmly
held.
There was only a limited demand for