The times., 1901-06-25
New York Cotton Market.
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
Wholesale Provision and Grain
Market Quotations in Full.


BALTIMORE, June 24.-Following are
today's quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Wheat-Sto, X in elevators, 4l6,S53 bus
The market for Southern was dull and
prices were entirely nominal. There was
an absence of receipts or offerings, and
business was, therefore, restricted, but
the feeling was easy in sympathy with
Western. No. red nominally 741zc.
Western wheat opened steady; July,
714c. Foreign markets were all higher,
while speculative on this side were in
fiuenced by selling to quote despatch,
'as If the new crop had already been
stored" Demand was rather quiet, there
being no inclination TO secure much
wheat, while the interior has commenced
to sell freely. Cash was 7324c; July, nae,
and August Tic, though these prices were
nominal much of the time. Private cables
quiet and steady Market closed steady.
Spot June, 73iAc bid; July, 7l13c bid; Au-
gust, 7O%4c bid; September. nc bid. Sales
of No. red Western, track Mount Clare,
74Ac; /, 600 spot 7S1zc; S,400 No. 2 red West
ern, spot, 7324c. Settling price, contract,
73.kc; No. red, 691sc; steamer No 2 red.
6Si9c.
Corn-Stock in elevators. 1855, ,579 bus.
In the absence of receipts or offerings the
market for Southern was dull and prices
were nominaliy. steady. Prime white at
4Td4Sc, and yellow, 4eGl47c both afioat.
Cob dun at s. 80 per bbl for carload lots
prime yellow and spot
Western corn was duh and flrmer. July
sold early at Acc, but there was little AMI
nation in the trade, the speculative IN
huence checking trade somewhat. June
was 45%c Not much corn on the market
and no pressure from interior holders.
Private cables firm, but demand was not
active Market closed steady. Spot June,
451zc bid; July, i5Ac bid; August, Acc bid.
Sales. 4,0Q9 spot, 40l2c; 1D,CGJ July, 45c.
Settling price, mixed, 45lac; steamer mix
0ats-Market was quiet. Stock in ele-
vators, 57s 416 bus. White, No. 2, 33a331zc;
do No. 3, 324321zc: do No. 4. dh3l1zc; do
ungraded, 3IG3S1Rc; mixed, No. 2, 314432c
RyeEThe market was quiet. Stock in
elevators, 2,19S bus, No. 2 nearby in ar
lots, 52c; No. rye, Sic; No. 2 Western
rye 63c, in export elevator.
Hay-Adarket steady. No. timothy. $500
d1G50: No. 2. $l5.004l5.50; No 3. sl3. 5o9
sl450; No l clover, mixed, Sl3.50Gl4.50; No.
2 clover, mixed. s12Opd13.og: No. l clover,
81. OOqI3OO; No. clover, $11 )0d12.00.
Straw-Market steady. No. straight
rye. new, Sl60Gi16.50; No. e. $15.Go4l5.5O;
tangled rye. sg.0Oq9.50; wheat, SEQ; cat
Mil feed-Marl1et was steady. Winter
bran. as to weight, Sl5.0Gd17.00: spring
bran. in 2e0-fb sacks, S16.O0Gl6.50; do, in
lUb-ID EackS, Slb.JVfiltvus lily Mills Hllu-
ding steady at si7.00 per ton.
Grain freights-The market was quiet.
Liverpool per bus, 2lzd JULY London, per
Or Is 10lzd July; Glasgow Is Cd June;
Dublin. 2s 90, July; Leith. 2s 9daSs August;
Copenhagen, Is 714d. July; Cork, rs l01ad,
August; Denmark, Is lO1zd July; picked
ports. Is cd. July; Antwerp, Is cd, July;
Rotterdam. 2s Cd, July; Bremen, 52i% pigs
July; Hamburg, 2s Cd July, IS August.
Butter-The market is firm. Creamery
separator, extra, 2lll22c; extra first, 20lf2lc;
creamery, first, 194l91ac; creamery imita-
ton. extra, lie; Iowa and Northwestern
ladle. extra, 16c; do, extra first, l4q15c;
Western store-packed, l34l4c; Ohio rolls,
first, I5Q16c; second. 13ql4c; West Vir-
ginia rolls, first, l4gl5c; second, l3qlic;
Elgin creamery prints, l@-lb, 25d26c; do,
LIB 24Gl25c; do, 2-lb. 23a24c; Maryland and
Pennsylvania creamery prints, h-lb. 249
25c; do, lib, 23g4c; do, 2-lbs. 22q23c.
Eggs-The market was steady. Strictly
fresh. 13Jaq1ic; Western. l3124l4c.
Fish, crabs, and clams-Market was
steady. Bluefish, per H., 6g7c; crocus
15c; do, medium, per ID. 10d12c; do, pan,
per lb, S410c; white perch, large, per h.
logic; do, small, to medium. per ID, 445c;
perch, yellow. per lb. large, 5N6c; do.
medium, sale; sheepshead, per ID, 6G8c;
star fish, or butter fish, per bbl, $lg5;
mackerel, bay, per ID, large. 129l5c; grey
trout, per ID. large. 546c; do. per bbl,
large, $5Q6; do; per bbl small, S6at8
uoutluti95 PEI ~ ttSs"N' saiLloli Aiu0t, ptA
lb, case; sturgeon, per lb, dressed, 10c;
do skin on, SC; taitors per lb, large, S6l0c;
do, sma.l, 4@5c; catfish per III, 3Q4c;
green pike, native, per h. SQ10c; eels. per
H. 3a4c: Holsters, per lb. z5c; snappers
per h. 4G4l5c; clans white, per 100, 25dD-
SOC; hard crabs. per -four bbi, Sl4L25; do,
per sugar bbl, Sl.25Gil.50; soft crabs
Maryland and Virginia. per dozen, 40450c;
frogs. live. per dozen. large 15cm$1.
Green fruits and egetables-Marketw was
uuiet Asparagus, Eastern Shore Nd.
per doz, prime Sl.00ltl25; do, seconds, 75c
4$1O0; apples, eaFly June, per bbl. $.159
225: do per k-bbl bas, S0c6$1.l0; beets
new. Norfolk per bunch, l42c; do, native
per bunch, 263c; blackberries, Southern
per quart. SN9c; cabbage, native, per hun
dred Wakefield, s.. 50dt350; do, Norfolk
per Dbl 75odI9Jc; do, Eastern Shore Md.
or Virginia. per bbl 90; cantaloupes
Florida. per crate, S2.OO4225; celery
Florida. per crate, $l5042.O0: cherries
MARYLAND and Virginia. per box, red, 25GD
75c: do. per bbl red, sL00ql5O; do, per
lb, wax, 3dI4c; do, prime wax, per box,
81 coal 75; cucumbers, Florida, per box
75cmSl 90; do, Charleston and Savannah
per has. 81. .00d125; eGgplants Florida, per
crate 81 OOTI2 25; do, per orange box 81. 26GD
250; green peas, Anne Arundel, per bus
70QS0c; gooseberries. Maryland and Vir-
ginia per 10, 11E42c; huckleberIies, North
Carolina, per quart, case; lettuce. native,
ner bus hox. i5d25c: onions. spring, per
loo lunches 50H65c; do, Egyptian, per
sack So 225G350; do new Virginia. per
Is-bbl bas 90cmS1; do per bbl, 81 9Gd2. 90;
peaches. Florida, per 6-bas carrier, 81 25D
Zoo; do, Georgia, per 6-bas carrier. 75c0
n 95. rineapples Bahama each 6GISo: do