Evening star., 1919-05-10
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE. Md. May 1o.-Pota;
toes-White western Maryland and
Pennsylvanta' per hundred s pounds. h,,n
aisS ass1ss 1o1nss ss Ne New f05k af5 hde a
| eastern shore Maryland and Virginia.
Mccormick, 2.15a2.25, do. cobblers,
2.26a2.35: do. Florida, new No. l, per
so ssrrs and . p:r ba12s q2 siSssa do
Florida new, per hamper. !:5Oa225: !:
sweets, yellows. North Carolina. per
barrel. S.00a10.00; do. eastern. shore
MARYLAND and pelaware. per barrel.
per barrel. 7.50a9.00.
| Vegetables and green fruits-Ap-
Piles West Xirginia per sa 6arre1 da sSa NeM
York state, per barrel. No: /. s.ooa
11.00: do. western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. packed. barrel. 7.5oa
| 10. 90; do. No. 2. barrel. 6.o0aS.00.
Beans. Florida, per basket. green, 800
a4:oe: d., per basket wax. 2,SoasIso: dos so:
do. per barrel b.ooas.0o. Celery.
Florida. per dozen. 4.Ooas.5o. Cucum-
bers, Florida. per basket. 1.50a2. 7b.
EgEplants. Florida. per crate. 4:Ooa
900. Grapefruit. Florida, per box,
4;aooaas,oo. Kale. native. per bushei %,ln !;
box, 1.00a1.4o. Onions. all sections.
per hundred pounds. 5.0oa7.5o; do.
! spring. per hundred punches. 1.00a
1.so. Oranges. Florida. per basket.
| 2.ooa3.00. Peppers, southern. per
crate, s.ooa5.5o. SQUASH, Florida. per
bushel. 2oa40. Strawberries. Norfolk
| and eastern shore of Virginia, 25a35
| per quart. Tomatoes. Florida, per
carrier. fancy ripe. 2.00a6.0o: as
paragus, fancy green. per dozen. 400
as.6o. Asparagus. fancy white. per
| dozen 2ba2 50 Reefa aontherp nar
! hundred punches, 5.00a10.O0. Carrots.
southern. per hundred punches, S.00a
| 1000. Radishes. native. per hundred
punches, 2.0oa2.50. Rhubarb. native.
per hundred punches, 3.00a40O Col
| lords, native. per bushel. 25a50.
Arrivals by boat-Live poultry
Chickens, young. large, smooth, per
| pound. As cents; do. young, rough and
shaggy, pound. 35 cents: do. winter.
| two and half pounds and under.
roosters, pound. % cents; do, old
cents; do. small, pound. 80 cents:
do. white Leghorn hens. pound, 81
ssnss ssnts ducks MUSE. Mnseovy young, pound
pound. s5as6; puddle. pound. s5a3s:
| do, smaller, poor, pound, 32a33;
pigeons. old. pair. 45a50: do, young.
pair. 45a50; guinea fowl. young, each.
! 81, uO.s Oiu, edCH, % CENTS.
Eggs-Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania nearby, dozen, "A; eastern
shore. Maryland and Virginia, dozen.
~: western Ohio. dozen. A.; West Vir-
gfnia. dozen, A; southern North Caro-
| lin. dozen. 43.
Butter-Creamery, west separator.
extras. 61a62: prints in half pound,
| extras, 62a84; do, prints, one pound.
extras. 62a64; nearby creamery, ex-
tras. 58a59: dairy prints, Maryland and
Fennsylvania, extras. 43a44; store
and Pennsylvania, extras. 43a44; do.
West Virginia. extra, 42a43; do, Ohio
| extras. 42a43.
| CHICAGO. May 10-Favorable
weather and talk Of Iowa importing
from Argentina had a bearish effect
| today on corn. Support was lacking
until after the market had undergone
a material decline Then commission
houses and shorts became buyers.
| Opening prices, which ranged from "
| to 2h cents lower with July 1.62h to
1S3 and September 1.54hto 1.55, we're
| followed by a slight reaction which,
| however, failed to last.
Oats were easier with corn. After
opening unchanged at * cents lower.
including July at 67N to 6s cents. the
market continued to sag.
Provisions reflected changes in the
value of hogs. Moderate setbacks
| were followed by fair upturns to
above yesterdays closing level.
Potatoes firm; arrivals, SO cars;
northern white stock. sacked and bulk,
| 1.75a2.00 per cwt. in car lots; new
stock Florida spauiding rose. s75a
| 900 per barrel. jobbing prices.
CORN Open. High. Low. Close.