The times., 1901-04-29
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain
Market Quotations I'm Full.

BALTIMORE, April 2L-Following are
today's quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators, 49S,S4G bus.
The market for Southern was firmer Re
ceipts were freer, but under a good de-
mand all of the increased offerings We're
readily disposed Of. Sales by sample to
millers at soc and sic, as to quality. No.
. red nominally frmer at SIC.
Western wheat opened strong and
higher: May, 79s4aSOc Foreign markets
were an higher while the speculative ones
on this side were higher on the continued
cash demand and increase in bullish sen
timent Cash wheat was in active request
and was sold freely at soc, after which
8O1kc was bid, but the market had been
exhausted and no more could be had.
May was neither in active demand nor
free supply. while July sold at nc, and
advanced to 771zc. Private cables firmer;
demand continues active. Market closed
strong; spot April. SIC bid; May. SIC bid
July. nc bid. Sales, $1,000 spot, part
fresh, soc; 10000 July. TIC; 1000 do, nc.
Settling price, contract, S01zc; No. red,
TIC; steamer No. 2 red, TIC
Corn-Stock in elevators, ,0i4 $40 bus.
Receipts of Southern were freer and with
good demand the market ruled about
steady. Sales Of cargoes white at 50&4c
and Of do yellow on private terms, both
afoat Yellow was quoted nominally SOC.
Cob firm at S2.65 per Dbl for carload lots
prime yellow on spot.
Western corn was strong and higher,
there being quite a furry in May toward
the close. Early 495ze was bid and later
this option sold freely at 49ac and 1870.
At the same time cash could only be
worked at 1910. June and July being neg
iected. Limited offerings in the West con-
tinue, and the situation continues
very firm Private cables rather bet
Market closed strong; spot April,
50c bid; May, soc bid. Sales, 5000 May,
4924c; $1,000 do, 1910; 1,400 fresh spot. 49a4c;
20 900 May, 495sc. Settling price, mixed.
49a.c; steamer mixed, 4S%ac.
F'lour-Market was firm. Western su-
per, $2.3o42.40; Western extra, 2.45H3:
Western family. S25fg3.J0; winter patents,
50 30H4; spring patents, S3.95p4.2O; spring
straight. 3-S5H3.95; spring bakers, 5000
315: Baltimore best patents. A.I5i Balti-
more high grade family. s465; Baltimore
high-grade extra, S4.25; Baltimore choice
! family, 81, Maryland, Virginia and Penn
syiyania super. $2.30u240; Maryland, Nir-
ginis and Pennsylvania extra, $2.45a3i
/ Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania
family. s. 2J5i3.50. City Mills super, S2.5G4
3.65 Rio extra. $3.75aS99; rye -four, me
dium to choice, $2.90n325.
Oats-The market was steady. Stock in
elevators. 6l9.S05 bus; white. No. g 5Sa
311kc do, ungraded Slq3S1zc; mixed No.
2 3lG3lk do, No. g. 30d301zc; do, No. 4,
29a291kc ungraded. 291zq3llzc.
Rye-Thc market was quiet. Stock in
elevators. 80 61S bus; No nearby, in car
lots, 57G5Sc; No. rye, 55c; No. 2 Western
rye. 5Sa59c; export elevator, 60f16lc. on
track uptown. Bag lots nearby quotaDle
at from 50Q5Sc per bus, as to quality and
condition.
Hay-Marltet firm. No. l timothy,
! $3.50; No. 2. SlG.5G4l7: No. 3, sl5Hl6; No.
I I sNg clio af- --.4fl
| S14. .00415.00; No. ] clover, $l4.G04l450; No.
! z clover, $l250d13.50.
Straw-Marltet was quiet. No. ] straight
rye. new, $fo0ul45o, No. ?, Sl300013.5o.