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


BALTIMORE. October 1o.-Potatoes
western Maryland and Pennsylva-
mia No. 1. per 100 lbs. 2.50a275; east
earn shore of Maryland and Virginia.
do. 2.5oa275: native or nearby do.
2.50a2.75; all sections, No. 9. 15oa1 rs;
do. No. 3, 75a1.0o. Sweets. North caro-
lima. No. ]. per barrel. sooasso: do,
yams. al sections. No /. a.50ae. IS:
sweets and vans. No. .. 15Oa2. 90; ma,
tive or nearby. No. i, 325a3.4o.
Vegetables and Green Fruits.-Ap-
pies. large: smooth. No. I, per barrel,
4.o0a4.5o; do, ordinary mixed, No. 2.
Pennsylvania packed. No. l, per bar
rel. 6.00aS.o0; do. No. 2. 4.0oa5. 90; do,
per hamper, 150a250. Craba ppIes'
New York, per barrel. 10.00a12 90.
Cantaloupes. per crate. LOCAL %.
Grapefruit. Florida, per crate, 3.00a
4.5o Grapes. all varieties. per small
basket, 21a23. Peaches. mountain.
per crate. 2.00a3.oo; do. per bushel,
Pears, New York, Bartlett No. +.
per barrel: 1o:ooa12oo; No. 2. 7ooa
500: Siclels. No. I. per barrel. 12G0a
1900: do. No. 2. 7.ooas.oO; do. other
varieties, per barrel. 6.o0a10.00: bas-
45a6o. Pineapples. Florida, 400a7. 90.
20Oa2.25; do. No. 2. 1.25a15o. Beans,
native. green. per bushel. 4oa6O;
stringless. 3oa4o: do. limas. per
bushel, 1.50a2.00; do. hulled, per
basket, 15a25. Beets, per bunch,
3a3h.
Cabbage, native, per 100, 300aS co.
Caulifower. Maryland. per barrel. 6.00a
100. Celery, washed. per bunch. 75a1 90;
do. rough. per crate. 3.50a5.0O. Corn.
a~1
bushel basket. 1:5oa25O. Elephants, ma
tive, per basket. 5Oa75. Lettuce. New
York. fancy, per basket, 75a1 90; do, ma :
tive, per bushel. 40a75. Onions. Mary
land and Pennsylvania, No. /. per 100
pounds. 325a3. SO; do. New York and
western, 3 25a3.5o; do. all sections. No.
2 2.O0a2.50. Pumpkins, native, each. ga
z. Peppers. native. large. per basket,
20a30; do, needle, 60a75. Radishes, ma
tive, per bunch, 11k. Spinach, native,
per bushel. 15a25.
Tomotoes, native, per basket, 6oaSo;
do. packing stock. per bushel. LOCAL. 25; !;
do, yellow, per basket. 40a50; do. green,
30a50. Turnips. native, per basket. 25a
IS. Chestnuts. per pound, Halls; do, per
bushel, S.4Oa9.00.
Arrivals by boat: Poultry-Live
chickens. spring. large, per lb.. 33a34
do. small to medium, lb.. 33a34: do.
white leghorns, S1a32; old roosters,
lb., 21a22; do. old hens. over 4 lbs,
lb.. 32a33; do. white leghorn hens,
lb.. 31a32. Ducks, muscovy, young,
lb., 27a2S; do. white Pekins. young
29a30; do, puddle, lb, 27a2S; do,
smaller, poor. lb., 24a25: do. old. lb.,
S4a2S Pigeons; 30 old pair ssaso; do do
young, over X lbs, each. IS; do,
SMALLER. each. SO.
Eggs-Western Maryland. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby. dozen. SIS: eastern
shore. Maryland and Virginia. SIS;
western, 53a54; West Virginia. 53a54
southern North Carolint, 53a54, loss off.
off.
Butter-Creamery west separator
extras, pound. 65a66; do. prints, half
pound extras. 67a6s: do, prints, one
pound extras. 65a66: nearby creamery
extras. 63a64; dairy prints. Maryland.
Virginia and Pennsylvania extras. 43a
As; store-packed firsts. 42a43: rolls.
Maryland and Pennsylvania extras.
45a47; do. West Virginia extras, 43a
IS; do. Ohio extras. 43a45; process but
ter, 5Oa52.
ss-pound sacks Carload lots9: Win n
straight. s.75a1o25: spring patent,
12.00a12.25; spring straight. 11.50a
11:75; rye -four. medium to choice,
15aa1s s. corn ;'n meal meal per 100 pounds
1'u"o7.SV, Siey 20 pouhu oeiChS,
winter patents, 1915; winter straight.
1Ls0; blended patent. 1855; spring
patent, 1865.
The above quotations on city mills
-four are jobbing prices.
Receipts, 17,194 barrels, including
1887 barrels for export.
Wheat-Reds winter. No. 1, 2.3sN
No: p 2.35N No: 8. 2.32z: No. 4.
S2sA; No. s. 22aA; red garlic, No: !,
4. 2.2sN.: No. s. 2.22A.
Wheat sales-Smali bag lots by
sample. EOS. 2.10, Els. 2.20. 2.25 and
2.30 per busheE
Cob corn, old, quoted at-White,
s.50a9. 90; yellow, 8.50a9.0O per bbi
cob corn. yellow, No. or better. 1.75
per bushel.
Corn sales-Small bag lots, yellow
mixed. at wharf. damaged, 2.24 per
bushel.
CHICAGO, October 10.-Rains and
a forecast Of killing frost led to
higher prices today for corn. not
withstanding that the bulk of the
crop everywhere has been looked
upon as matured and in no danger
from frost. Opening prices. which
ranged from n to 1h higher. with
December 1.23% to 1.24 u and May
122% to 1.22k. were followed by a
slight reaction.
CORN Open. High. Low. Close.
December -. 1.23M 1.24H 1.2cN 1.2oE
ooA o1K