The Washington times., 1902-10-29

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-The following
quotations were current at IL o'clock
These quotations refer tc wholesale quo
tations only; jobbing prices are l to
2 per cent higher:
Flour-The market was quiet. Win
ter extra, $2SO@3.OO; winter clear
$32oQ33O; winter straight, s3.30G
$50; winter patent, sS.7O@3.S5; spring
clear. $3.10@3.30; spring straight.
$3.55G3.70; spring patent, $3.75q4.00;
City Mills best patent. $3.50; City Mills
high grade patent, $40; City Mills
high grade straight. $500; City Mills
choice family. 1915: City Mills super.
s2.90G3.00; Rio extra. s3.60G3.75; rye
flour, medium to choice s3.0043.25.
Oats-Market easy. Stock in elevators.
433. .764 bus. Sales: No. white, 33@361ac; !;
No. 3, 34h@35c; No. 4, 32hq33c; mix
ed No. 2, 331fc; No. 3, 321h@33c; No. 4.
31@32c.
Rye-Market was steady. Stock in
elevators, PIP, ,23S bus; No. 2 spot, in car
loads. 56c; No. 3 rye. 54G541ac; No. rye,
53c; No. 2 Western rye, SIC, in export
elevators; dc, SIC for November delivery.
Butter-Market was firm. Creamery
separator, extra, 26@27c: extra first.
24had25c; do. imitation extra, 23c; Iowa
and y. W., ladle, extra, 21I22c; do, ex-
ira. first. 1s@1s1sc; Elgin creamery
prints. ta-lb. 2sc: do. lib. PIC; do. 2-lb.
26c: Maryland and Pennsylvania cream
cry prints, h-lb, 25625c; do, lib, 249
25c.
Eggs-The market is firm Strictly
fresh (candled), 2SQ24c; Western, 23c.
Poultry-Market Arm. Old fowls, 11k
@l2hc; spring chickens. 12@14c; ducks.
9G10c; spring ducks, 10k611c: roosters,
each, 25@30c; turkeys. per lh. 9011c.
Wheat-Stock in elevators, 1898 bus.
Market for Southern today was firmer.
No. 2 red on grade at 75c. Rag lots
sold by sample, as to quality and con-
dition, at 73c, 74c, and 75c.
Western wheat opened firm; October.
74k@74%c. Foreign markets were frac-
tionally irregular, some up, some down,
while speculative on this side were
firmer. Prices advanced from the open
ing. cash and October being TAX @75c,
and December 75& @76c, but there was
not much wheat for sale for any deliv-
cry, trade being excessively dull. Pri-
vate cables dull. with no inclination 20
follow the advance here readily. Mar
ket closed flrmer; spot. October, 75c bid.
76Ac asked; December. 76c bid. 76Ac
asked, May, ft2c DID, sales. "a, ,O00 spot,
74&c; 1000 spot. 74kc: 10000 December,
75&c: 1.5O0 steamer No. 2 red spot.
7l&c; $500 do, 7lAc. Settling price.
spot. 74Ac: No. 2 red Western spot.
74&e; No. 3, red spot, 72Ac; steamer No
2 red, 72c.
Corn-Stock IN elevators, 1921 bus
Southern corn today was steady. Re-
ceipts were more liberal. One lot of
new white sold by sample at SOC Bag
lots of new yellow sold at 5505sc by
sample. Cob was firm at s2.35G2.4O per
bbl for car lots. and $240@2.45 for bag
lots of prime new yellow on spot
Western corn was dull and fairly
steady. There was no inclination to
trade In November new or old, the
price being SAC. Year was dull at 4glac.
and January equally so at 4Sh G4Shc
February entirely without interest Pri-
gate cables dull. Western advices say
.rade narrow and without decided drift
Market closed quiet November new
or old. SAC bid; year, 49Ac bid. 491sc
asked; January. 1870 bid, 1890 asked;
February, 47Mc bid. 472sc asked.