Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-05
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

pm. quotations. .-Pota toeS-N bite.
western Maryland and Pennsylvania,
per 100 pounds 2.00a2.25 do, New
York. 100 pounds, No. /. 2-o0a2.s so;
do. eastern shore. Maryland and Vir-
GINA Mccormick. $50; do. Jerseys
per 160-poun,l sack, 3.75as.o0. Sweets,
yellows, North Carolina. per barrel.
8. o0a6,50 do, eastern shore, Mary
land and Delaware, per barrel. 6.t0a
$50. Vans, fancy, bright, per bar
rel, 5.50a6eo.
pies eastern shore. Maryland, per
barrel, loose, 2.5ea350; do. ordinary
l59a2. 90; do, New York state. per
barrel No. /, 6.75as.o0: do. western
Maryland and Pennsylvania. packed.
barrel 5.50a7 90; do. No. ?, barrel
4.06a5.oo. Beans, Florida, per basket
green, 4.00a5o6: do, per basket, wax,
3 eoa4.0o. Cabbage, Florida, per bas-
ket, 1.75a2.00; do, New York state,
per ton Danish g09a25.0e. Celery,
New York, per dozen. 1.o0a1.75. Gu
cumbeTS Florida per basket s,ooa6.b0-
Eggplant. Florida. per crate, 5.00a6.eo.
Grapefruit Florida, per box, 3. 50ai.Ge.
KaIe, Norfolk, per barrel. 2.25a2 80.
Lettuce. Florida, per basket. headed,
359a4.50 Onions. New York and west
ern, per 100 pounds, 2.25a2.ao; do,
Maryland and PenHsy lyania, per 100
pounds. 2.noa2. 50. Oranges, Florida,
Der box, as to size, 3.50a450. Peas,
Florida, per basket, 30Ga4.00. Pepper.
Florida. per crate, 400a5.0o. Squash.
Florida per crate. 4.60a5.00. Spinach,
Norfolk, per barrel. 3.00a4.50. Straw
berries, Florida. per quart, refris-
orator. 50a65 Tomotoes. Florida. per
carrier. fancy, ripe, 3.50a7.Oo, Egg
plants, Florida, per crate, 5-eoa6.ot.
Live poultry arrivals by boat -
Chickens, young, large. smooth;
pound 34a35; do, young, rough and
shaggy. pound, 27a2S; do. young. by
express. 33a35. do, old roosters'
pound, 22a23; do. old hens. over four
81 do, white leghorn hens, pound.
32a33 Ducks, muscovy and monsrei.
young, pound. 52a35i do, white
pekins. young. pound. 34a35 do,
puddle, 3tA pounds and over, pound
33a34; do. smaller, poor, pound.
2sa30 Turkeys. choice young hens.
pound, 40; do. gobblers, pound, 40;
do, old toms. pound, 31a3S; do,
crooked breast. poor, pound, 3sa3o.
Pigeons. old. pair, 25a3o; do, young,
pair, 25aS0. Guinea fowl; young. over
Ia, pounds, each. goa 90 do. under
IL. pounds. each, 6oa1o; do. old,
Eggs-western Maryland Penn
sylvania nearby. dozen. 40: eastern
shore Maryland and Virginia. dozen,
40; western (Ohiol. dozen. 40: West
Virginia. dozen. 40; southern CNorth
Caroiina), dozen. 81.
Butter-Cream west, separator.
extras. 50a51 frsts. 4Ta4s; do, prints.
one-half pound. extras. 51a53: firsts,
49a50: do. prints. one-pound, extras.
5ta53; 6rsts. 49a50; nearby creamery.
extras. so; firsts 46a+S: dairy prints.
Maryland and Pennsylvania, extras.
40: firsts, 35a3S; store packed, hrsts,
so
Participation per barrel, in
nine ETY. ght-pound sacks carload
lots); Winter straight. s.6oa9.s5;
spring straight, l0.25a1o.60. Rye flour,
cornmeaI. per hundred pounds.
3.S5a460.
City Mills winter wheat, 11.05; City
Mills blended. 11.30; City Mills spring
wheat. 1130.
N. B.-The above quotations on city
mills -four on jobbing prices.
Receipts, 1879 barrels, including
8,57I barrels for export.
Wheat sales nominal, small lots at
2.2S Cob corn quoted at. white. 500;
yellow. $50 per barrel for carloads.
Corn sales, small lots of white al
80; 1000 bushels No white. 1854
per busheI. Oats-No sales. Rye
No quotations.
No. 2 timothy. 27.5oa2s 90: No. timo-
thy. 24.00a 2s. 90. No. light clover
mixed, 81. 0oa27 so: No light clover
mixed. 25.ooa25.5o; No. clover,
mixed, 26.00a26.50; No. 2 clover. mix
ed, 230oa25.oO; No. 1 clover, 27.00; No.
Q clover. 23.0oa25.0e; No. clover.
20.00a23.09.
Straw-No. straight rye. 5000; No.
Q straight rice. 19.0oa1950; No. l
tangled rye, 1900; No. 2 tangled rye,
I3.0Ga1406: No. 1 wheat, 14.50a15-5o;
No 2 wheat. l3.00a13.5o: No l oat.
14o0a15.o0; No. oat, 13.0Oa13.5o.
NEW YORK, February 5.--Lard--
Easier; middle west. 22.70a22.s0.
Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, February 5--Generai
selling and lack of buying support
led to material setbacks today in
the value of corn. Opening prices,
which ranged from Il to lower, with
May 116N to I.171s and July l.12%
10 1I3, were followed by sharp fur
Their declines.
Cats gave way with corn. After
opening u 10 Is lower. with May
56as to 81. the market continued to
sag.
Weakness of grain had a bearish in
fluence on provisions. strength in the
hog market being ignored.