The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-02-25
Wholesale Markets.

New -Wheat-Spot easy;
No. red. 13lc. nominal elevator do
nestle and nominal f. o. b. afloat;
No. Northern Duluth and No. Q
hard winter, 1874 nominal (. o. b.
afioat.
Corn-S Spot steady; No. 3 nomin-
al; elevator domestic and delivered
No. 2 f. o. b. afioat, 72%c. nominal.
Oats Spot firm; mixed, 26@3 80
pounds, nominal: natural white, 20
@32 lbs, 521 @555sc. Clipped
white. 1902 lbs. 531s 057Ac.
Butter Arm; receipts, 1862 pack
sges. Creamery specials, 31c.; ex-
ras, 80; third to first, 25029; held,
,econd to special, 25@31; state
iairy, common to finest. 23@29; pro-
Tess, first to special, 247s @261a.
Eggs Firm; receipts, $3.50 cases.
State and Pennsylvania and nearby
gathered white, 30@37; do, hennery
brown and mixed, fancy, 2S @29; do.
gathered brown, far L prime, 40
s8; Western first, 26 " OPT; seconds
Is; refrigerators, 20 @23.
Philadelphia. Wheat Firm; con
lennery white, fancy, 80 @38c.; do.
:ract grade, February, 126@128c.
Corn higher; February and March
s9@691sc.
Oats higher; No. white natural
541Sc.
Butter lie higher: extra Western
creamery, Sic; do, nearby prints, 80
Eggs firm; Pennsylvania and othei
1earby firsts. free cases, 28c. a,
mark; do current receipts in return
able cases, 81, at mark; Western
drsts, free cases, %, at mark; do
current receipts. free cases, 23@27
at mark.
Cheese firm; New York, full
creams, choice, 17A @17hc.; do,
fair to good, 161z@17.
BaltimOre.-Wheat market
for Western. opened dull: No. Q red
spot, 1910. asked; May, 1914. Prices
sagged and offerings continue light.
At the midday call No. 2 red spot
was quoted at 126azc.
Settling prices were: No. 2 red
Western. 127Ac.: No. q red, 1864;
No. 3 red, 121 vi; steamer No. red,
40; steamer No. Q red Western, 121.
rn-Western opened firmer.
Spot, 69Ac.; March, 40; May, TAX
@72W.
Oats-We quote per bu.: White,
as to weight-No. 2. SO u Oslo; No.
8, 52Aa @531z; No.~4, 51@515h.
Mixed 2. 52@5211c.; No. 5.
51@511.
RyeWe quote, per bu.: Rye
No. 2 Western, domestic, IS q 9Oc.;
No. 3 Western, SIG SO; No. Q near
by, SO@81
Hay-We quote: No, 1 timothy,
per ton, $3.50; No. 2, do, 100000
21.00; No. do, $17.5O@19.OO:
choice clover mixed, $2o.5o: No. i
clover mixed, $4,000; No. 3 clover
mixed, $17.50@19; No. 1 clover,
$4,000; No. 2 do, $4,000 1900.
Butter Creamery fancy. zoe. |:
creamery choice, 27@28; creamery
good, 25@26; creamery imitation,
21@23: creamery prints, $1,000.
Cheese quote, jobbine prices,
per h., 18@181Ac.
Eggs.-The market was firmer and
prices advanced v cent per dozen.
Fair jobbing demand for fresh eggs.
We quote, per dozen: Maryland.
Pennsylvania and nearby firsts,
251kc.;; Western firsts, 25jk; West
Virginia flrsts, 2555; Southern frsts.
241z.
Live Poultry-We quote. per lib:
Chickens Old hens, heavy, per lb.,
1Sc.; do, small to medium. Is; young
ROSTERS, good to choice, 100 20; do,
rough and shaggy, 1906. Ducks
Large, &c.; small. IL; Muscovy and
mongrel. is OF. Geese Western and
Southern. 10 a 14c.; Maryland and
Virginia, 15@16. Pigeons, per pair
Young, 25c.: old. rs. Guinea fowl.
each-Old. 25c.; young. i 1a lbs. and
over, 40: young. smaller, 5000.
Turkeys-Choice hens, 24c.; choice
young gobblers, 90: old toms. 100
20; rough and poor, 10@11.