The times., 1901-06-28
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain
Market Quotations In Full.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-Following are
today's quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators, 1S4551 bus.
The market for Southern ruled about
steady Receipts were decidedly freer, and
included the first arrivals of new Mary
land. which sold by sample at 60c and 7Gc
as TO quality. Sales of new Virginia, by
sample, at 11sc, 72c, and 73c, as to quail
ty and condition.
Western wheat opened firmer; July, 711a
QnAc. Foreign markets were firmer,
French being NC higher. while speculative
on this side were firmer and unsettled.
Cash wheat was in demand, and sales
were made at 74c, July at u5sc, while
August was nominal at Tq7lAc. No in
clination was shown to market much
wheat, and the situation is undecided be-
tween excellent weather here and some
doubt as to the condition in Europe. Pri-
Vate cables were steady: not much ac-
tivity. Market closed strong. spot-June,
74c bid. 74l4c asked; July, 7144c bid; Au-
gust, 1L4c bid. 7l1z asked. Sales 25,OO0 Ju-
w. 71i5c; 200 June 74c; 4S0Q spot and
June 54c; $4,000 July, 1ssc; $3.50 spot and
No. 2 red Western, 731ac. Settling price,
contract, 75a4c; No. red, 69a4c; steamer
No. red. 69$4c.
Corn-Stock in elevators, 1926,369 bus.
There was an absence of receipts or of
ferngs of Southern today and the mar
ket ruled duh and nominally STEADY
Prime white nominally 47@iSc, and do
yellow 46G47c. Cob steady, with sales of
a carload mixed at $2.25 per Dbl. Prime
bbl.
Western corn was firm, dry weather
and high temperature influencing prices.
July sold at 4544c and August at 45Ac, but
there was no corn on the market and
selling by interior was small and scat
tered Private cables quiet; demand very
light. Market closed strong. Spot-June,
45s.c bid, July 46c bid; August. 4612c bid,
46&tc asked. Sales, 1,600 mixed spot, Lo-
Gust Point. 1850. Settling price, mixed,
45sSc; steamer, mixed, 44$sc.
Flour-Marke was quiet. Western su-
per 81 30sI2.40; Western extra, $2.35Gl2 80;
Western Family. So. 3.15a3.40; Winter Pa
tents "a 70d3 80; Spring Patents, So S5d4 10:
spring straight $3.7543S0; spring bakers
81 9Od3 10; Baltimore best patents, $3.50;
Baltimore high grade family, $3.50; Bal
tirnore high grade extra, $40; Baltimore
choice family, $3.S5; Maryland, Virginia,
ana Pennsylvania super $22Oq2.8O; Mary
land Virginia, and Pennsylvania extra,
&. .35GT2 80: Maryland, Virginia, ard Penn
sylvania family, $3.15Q3.4O; City Mills
super 81 506t2. go; Rio extra, S3.T5Q390; rye
fiour, medium to choice, 81. .9OG3 %.
Oats-Market was easy. Stock in ele-
yators 599,6SI Gus; white, No. 2 33Gi33j2c;
do No 3, 32@3212c; do No. 4, 31Q3ll3c; do
uneraded 3ln33l2c. mixed, No 2. 3l&in32c;
do No. 3, 3012a3lc; do No. 4. 29l2430c
ungraded, 2912032c.
Rye-The market was quiet. Stock in
elevators, 20 204 bus; No. 2 nearby in car
lots, 52c; No. rye, sic; No. 2 Western
rye, 53c, In export elevator.
Butter-The market is firm Creamery
separator, extra, 2iq22c; extra first 20Q2lc;
creamery, first, Ig4ia1ac; creamery imIta-
ton extra lie, Iowa and Northwestern
Iadle, extra, Ice; do. extra FIRST l4Ql5c;
Western store-packed' lSal4c; Ohio rolls.
first l5d16c; second. lS4l4c: West Vir-
lie fret 9gtI 10.
Elgin creamery prints. k-lb, 25a26c: do,
Lib 2i@25c; do, 2-lb, 23G24c; Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA creamery prints, 1A-lb, 2iL1
25c; DO lib, 2%a24c; do, 2-lbs. 22423c.
Eggs-The market was steady. Strictly
fresh. l3IA@I4c; Western, 1312GI4c.
Poultry-Market is steady. Old fowls
lie per ID; spring chickens l6a2Oc; roos-
ters 25d3Oc apiece; ducks. Sc per ID.
Green Coffee-Market firm. No. Z CRio
grade), 6isM6Ac.
Package bTands-E; L. G, ico-lb cases.
I1IBc: 6O-Ib eases lL6c; 36-lb cases, ne;
Lion coffee, in 1oO-Ib lots, n.6Sc; in 6O-lb
lots, u.7Sc.