Evening star., 1919-03-19
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
| BALTIMORE March 19 Il pm
quotationsD D.-Potatoes-White west
ern Maryland and Pennsylvania, per
100 lbs. 1.75a1 90: do. New York, per
100 lbs. No. l. 175a1. 30; do. eastern
shore Maryland and Virginia McCor-
mick, 1.25al35; do. Jerseys. per 100
lb. sacks. 1,75al.9 90. Sweets. yelows,
North Carolina. per bhl.. 5.oGa 100;
do. eastern shore Maryland and Del
aware. per Dbl. 5.50aT.50; do. YORK
river. per Dbl. 5.50a7.o0. Vans. fancy,
bright, per bbl 450a5.50.
Vegetables and green fruits-Ap-
pies. eastern shore Maryland, per
hbl. S.5oa9. 50; do. West virginia.
q.5oa1o so; do, New York state. per
bbl, No. /. s.5oal1oO; do. western
Maryland and Pennsylvania. packed
'bb!s., S.50a9 so; do, No. ?. bbl.. s.0oa
$40. Beans s-Florida. per basket,
green, 4.5oa5.5o do. per hasket. wax.
per basket, 2.ooa2.5o: do. New York
state. per ton. Danish. 2o.o0a 40 .oO.
iery-F'lorida. per crate. S.5oa4 80
. Cucumbers-Hothou per box S.z'a
$50 Eggpla per crate,
5.5oa7-oo: Grapefrult,Elofida' Eaofn1i per per
bbl.. l.1oa2.O0. Lettuce-F1oriad, per
basket. headed. 350a550. Onions
New York and western. per 100 lbs,
2.5oa4 90; do. Maryland and Pennsyi-
vana. per 100 lbs, 2.50a4.Oo; do.
spring. per 100 lbs. 1..5al.3 35. Oranges
Florida. per box. as to size, 4.00a
100. Peas-Florida. per basket, 4.ooa
/ ) 90 Peppers-Florida. per crate. 4.Oo
also Sguash-Florida. per crate,
4.ooa5. 90. Spinach-Norfolk. per bbl..
2.ooa2.5o. strawberries-Florida. per
quart. refrigerator, 5ca55. Tomatoes
Florida. per carrier, fancy, ripe,
. 5na5 90 Turnips--Fer hushel 30a4o
Parsuips--Per bushel, I5a90. Beets-
Florida. per bunch, Sal0 Oysterplants
Per bunch. 4a5. Cauliflower-Cali-
fornia, per crate, 1.25a1.75 Radlshes
Norfolk. per basket, 4.5oa5.O0
! arrivals by boat.J Live poultry
Chickens. young. large. smooth, pound.
40ai2: do. young. rough and Stacy
pound, AZ: do, young, by express. 4oa4i'
do. as winter. two and one-half pounds
and under, 45ais: old roosters. pound.
! 24a25: do, old hens, over four pounds,
a6a37: do. small, pound, 3SaS7; do.
white Leghorn hens. pound 35a36,
! Ducks-Muscovy and mongrel. young.
i pound. 41a42; do, puddle. three and one
talf pounds and over pound 40a41; do.
smaller. poor. pound. 33a36. Turkeys
Choice young hens, pound, As; do, COB
! 40: do. crooked breast. poor, pound.
27a%S Pigeons-Old. pair. S5a40: do.
young. pair. 35a40. Guinea fowl-Young,
each, LOO: do, old, each. 60
/ Eggs--Western Maryland. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby, dozen. IS: eastern
shore Maryland and Virginia. dozen.
3s: western (Ohio). dozen. IS; West
Virginia. dozen, 81: southern (Sorth
Carolina), dozen, SO. Duck eggs. dozen,
47a4S.
Butter--Creamery. west separator
extras. 65a66; frsts. 63a64; do. prints.
/ z lb.. extras, 65a67; firsts, 63as5: do.
prints. ID, extras. 65a67: firsts, 63a
G5 nearby creamery extras, 59a60:
firsts. 57a5s: dairy prints. Maryland
and Pennsylvania, extras. 42a45; frsts,
toa4l: store packed firsts, 40; rolls,
Maryland and Pennsylvania, extras,
43aa5; do, West Virginia, extras, 43a
As: do, Ohio, extras. 43a45.
Flour quotations. per barrel in 9S-
pound sacks carload lots)-Winter
! straight, 9,5oa9.75; spring straight.
choice. 7.00aS.o0; corn meal. per 100
pounds. s.50a3.75; city mills winter
patents. 1l.15; city mills winter
straight. 1890; city mills blended pat
ent, 11.30: city mills spring patent,
11.30.
| The above quotations on city mills
-four on jcbbing prices.
Receipts. 11.102 barrels, including
1886 barrels for export.
Wheat-Sales small: bag lots near
ly below grading, by vessel 2.20 per
bushel.
Cob corn-ouoted at, white, SIS:
yellow. 7.25.
/ Track yellow corn No 3, for do
mestic delivery. 1.57a1.5S per bu.
Corn sales. big lots. white by sample.
delivered. 1.58: small lots, yellow, de-
livered. at LBS per bu.; small lots.
yellow, delivered. at 1.60 per bu.; 1856
bushels No. | white 1.56; 2,278 BUSH
els No. 3 white. l.55.
Oats : Range of prices. standard
white. ~; No. 3 white. 73.
Rye - No. q, western export, spot.
10.
Hay-No. ] timothy, a1.Oo: standard
timothy. 30.00a35.00: No. timothy,
29.G0a29.50 No. 3 timothy 2000a28. 90;
No. light clover, mixed. 28.50a29.00;
No. light clover, mixed, 27.00a27.50;
No: ! clover, mixed, 2s.0oa2s.5o; No.
? clover mixed, 25.5oa27.oo; No. clo-
yer. 27.0oa27.50; No. 2 clover. 24.00a
% 90; No. 3 clover 20.00a23.00.
STRAW No. / straight rye. 17:o0a
1900; No. 2 straight rye. 16.00a17.0 90:
No tangled rye, 1900: No. 2 tangled
rye, 13.00al4.O0; No. l wheat. 1880:
No. wheat 12.00a12.50; No. l oats,
14.00a15.00: No. oats, 12-50a1300.
CHICAGO. March 19.-Prospects of
enlarged exports from Argentina had
/; Il bearish influence today on corn, and
50. too. did improved weather condi-
tiuns likely to better the domestic
crop movement and to diminish feed
ing demand Opening prices. which
ranged from | cent decline to like
advance. with May 1.41A to 1.42A and
| July. 1.34 to 1.34%, were followed hy
a moderate decline all around and
then by a transient rally.
oats merely reflected the changes
in corn. After opening unchanged TO
| 1saA lower with May 64A to GAS.
the market showed disposition to
! sag.
Provisions lacked support. Higher
| quotations on hogs were apparently
| ignored.
NEW YORK. March 19.-Pork-
| Strong; mess, $500.
| Lard-Strong; middle west. 2S.60a
| 2S.70.
! other articles unchanged.
LOCAL MEAT MARKET.
Report of meat trade conditions in
Washington today by the United
States bureau of markets
Beef. fresh-Receipts moderate,
market steady to strong, demand i'm
| proving.
Veal-Suppiy light; local slaugh-
tered calves selling at $500 per cwt;
demand fairly steady.
| bork-Supply moderate; chilled
western loins selling at 31.0O to 32. 90
! per cwt.; demand limited.
| Lanb-Supply moderate; some cars
arriving late; market steady to