The Washington herald., 1912-02-28
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimcye, Feb. z-FLoUR-winter extra. ara
$50; do, clear. 3s5ailo; do, straight, L4oa
80; do. patent. LT5as-sO; spring clear. L2sALsO
do. straight. S2Oa5.4o; do. patent S4Sa5To: City
do, hisi-Ersde Etraight. Lss; do. choice family.
As; do, extra, 2sa3e. Rye -four, medium to
choice, 5.Ooas.2S. Buckwheat -four. 2T5s2s Corn
meal. 10 lbs.. l7osl9.
msnts from elevators. AGA busIe!s No. 2 white.
57l.as7sti standard white, S7S57S; No. white.
5siza55%:
RYE-stoek in elevators. Ies.5a bushels; ship
by. to quality (BsWl, soas5; No. 2 re- Weston,
domestic, 100: do. No. ) sass; No. 4. seass; No.
=, near by. Sass
BARLEY-stock in elevators. eos bushels
HAY-No. timothy. 2j-5oa3oo; No. = 2I.ooa2Lso;
No. :, a.OOsZ3OO: choice light clover mixed, 1.ooa
$50; No. ! mixed. s25oA23Oo; No. mixed, sl-Ooa
clover, $50: No. 2 clover. 2-5Oa22 90; meadow
gras and very grassy hay, hWa9oo; no grade
hay. to kind. quality. and condition, loOoa5.oo;
PACKING hay and sEale grass. l2oOslIoo.
STRAW-No. / straight rye straw. H-50alhWi No.
? l6ooa650; No. tangled, 400: No. wheat straw.
lsoeal250; No. cat straw. H.eo.
MILLFEED-Spring bran, in l0-lb. sacks per
ton 50OO5O 50; -four to white middlings in POUND
sacks. So.Ona320o; Western middlinss. IN lo-poInd
sacks. per ton. q SOa3ooo; City Mills middlings in
lOo-pound sacks, per ton. 2s-0a3ooo; City Nils
bran. in Ho-pOund sacks. per ton. So.SaSl.m
EGGS-MGTyland, Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts,
loss of, IS: do. Eastern Shore, Maryland. and
Virginia, Is Western hrsts. loss Cd. 3: West Viz
ginia hrstS, loss OF 8 Southern North Carolina,
loss OF. 3; guinea eggs, doz.. 4al5.
BUTTER-Crsamery. fancy, per h.. 1c; do,
choice per b, 2a29; do. good per h.. 8aZ
imitation, per ID. 25G27; do, pgint, per h.. ga
81; do. blocks, sa5I: ladle. per H., Z3a25; Mary
land and Pennsylvania rolls. per h.. aG22: Ohio
rolls Der ID. 2a22: West Virginia rolls per H.. ia
.: sfore-packed. per H.. 2a2i; Maryland. Virginia
and Pennsylvania dairy prints per H., Aa2; prcc-
butter. 8a2Siz
LIVE PoULTRY-Young chickens large FER H.,
l5al6; small TO medium. rough and poor, sa9; old
hens. heavy PER ID. llz do, small 10 medium. H.,
Ia; old ROSTERS. sas; ducks, young white Pekns
fat. Eals; do. puddle, large. l5als; do. muscoty
l5al6: guinea fowl each 3; turkeys, choice hens.
do. old toms per H. l5ale; pigeons, per pair old
2jaJO: do. young. Yer pair. 25aSO.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys choice, small
H., %; do. fair TO good, H.. lsal9; chickens
choice, young h., l5al6: do, old and mixed ID ,
H. old ROSTERS ID, 9; ducks, Bals; cApons. large
h., 81: do, medium, h.. lsals; small and slips per
ID. I5als.
GAsIE-VENISON, saddles. per H.. 2a5O: d.
whole deer per h.. i5al6: wild ducks Msllard No
]. per pair S)al-0O; bllckheads No. l. 5Oalo; red
heads, No. l. l25al.5o: canTasbacks, l50a2oo geese
No. l. each, 0nase.
WHEAT-StOck in elevators. Ii2o.45s bushels
Shipments from elevators, u bushels In absence
Of receipts Of Southern wheat to-day it was diff
hcllt 10 quote the market accurately. Foreign
markets frmer.
CORN-Stock in elevators 27s5 30 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 222 bushels. There is a
fair demand prevailing for prime yellow and white
Southern corn, but the smallness 0f daily offerings
nestle delivery at Il DIT bushel for cariots on
spot. The market for cob corn is steady at
370S315 per barrel with a good demand pre-
vailing for prime yellow stock.