Evening star., 1919-03-28
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE. Md. March eS.-Pota.
toes-White, western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. per 100 pounds. l.'oa
100: do. New York. per 100 pounds
No. l. l..5a2.O0: do. eastern shore,
Iaryland, and virginia McCorm'ek: sGI1 ek:
sweets. yellow. North Carolina. per
barrel. 6."uaS.no: do. eastern shore
Maryland. and Delaware. per barrel
6.noas.nn: do. York river. per barrei.
f.ooaS.oo: yams, fancy, bright. per bar
rel 1.00ae.nU.
Vegetables and green fruit-Apples.
West Virginia. per barrel. 9: :'0alo.oo ::
do. ordinary, 1.50aS.50: do. New York
state. per barrel. No. /. lo.Ooall.oo; ;
do. western Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania packed barrels. S5oas.aO: do,
No. =, barrel. t.50aS:5": beans. Florida.
per h:.. It. greens: A.ona5.on: do, per
basket wax. 4.o0a $50: cabbage. Flo
Iida. new. per BASKET. 2.ooa 30: DO.
New York state, per ton. DANISH, 5Uoo
a35.pn, celery. Florida, per crate, 800
"A so
tucumhers. hot house. per box, S0Oa
$50; eggplant. Florida. per crate, 350a
1.eo; grapefruit. Florida. per box, 2Oa
40; kale. Norfolk. pea. bbl. 1ooal 20;
3ooa5 50: onions, New York and west.
ern. per 100 lbs. 2roa3.5 80; do, MARYLAND
and l'enns. lvania. per 100 lbs, 2.0Oa3.30:
do. spring. per 100 lunches, l. 2'al 90
oranges. Florida per box. as to SIZE.
3.:tna6 -: peas, Florida. per basket. 3.50a
+ 10: peppers. Florida, per crate. 4."0a
$50: squash Florida. per crate. t.Ooa
8 :. $40: spinach. Norfolk. per hbl, 1.5oa
2.oG: stra wberlics. Florida per quart,
refrigerator, 25aoo; tomatoes. Florida
per carrie. fancy. ripe. 2.ooa'.O0: tur-
uips. per buShcl 30ai0: parsnips. per
u-hcL 7:,n@n beets. Florida. per bunch
f:,9: Fspara:;us South Carolina. No. \,
green. per boz, S.0pa9.oo: caulif'ower
California. per crate. l.23,a2.o 90, radlshes
: Norfclk. pc" basket. 4."oa5.no.
! Arrivals by boat-Live Poultry
Chickens. young. large. smooth. lb.. 42a
t5; do, young. rough and STACEY. 30a
35: do, young. by express. 42a45: do.
: winter 81. pounds and under. 4Sa50
]. do. old roosters. 23a25: do. old hens
over lbs, 3Sa39: do, small. 37a3s
ido.. white leghorns, 37a3s: ducks. mus
covy and mongrel. young, 36a3S; do.
white pe!<ins, young. 41a43; do. pud-
die. 40ai2: do. smaller. poor. pound
35a3s: pigeons. old. pair. 35a40; do.
young pair. 35a40: guinea fowl, young
each, 100: do. old, each. 6oa65.
F.gss-Western Maryland. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby. dozen, IS: eastern
shore Maryland and Virginia, dozen.
; 3S: western Ohio. dozen, So: West Vir-
:siuia. dozen. 81: southern North Caro-
lina. dozen. Sc. Duck eggs, per dozen,
l9aJ0.
Butter Creamery. west separator.
extras. 64a65: tirsts. 62a63: do. prints.
half pound. extras. G5a67; firstS, 62a64
do. prints. one pound. extras, 65a67;
hrsts 6:a64 nearby creamery. extras.
fca6l: daiiy prints, Maryland and
Pennsylvania. extras. 41a42: stored
raci;ed. 3Sa3?: rolls, Maryland and
penusH Ivania. extras, i3a44: do. West
Virginia. extras, 3Sa39; do, Ohio, eX-
;ras. 3Sa39
CHICAGO. March 2S.-Some weak
ness developed in the corn market to-
day. owing to larger receipts here and
TO word that Argentine exports in
cludcd Il considerable quantity to the
united States. Opening prices. which
varied from unchanged figures to IL
lower. with May 1.474 to 1.4s and
July 136 to 1.37. were followed by a
moderate general setback, with sub
sequent upturns not well maintained.
After opening unchanged to q off,
with May 64h to "a Il, oats prices
continued to sag, except for brief in
tervals
Higher quotations on hogs gave
tirmness to provisions. Lard led the
advance.
NEW YORK, March oS.-Flour-
Firm; winter straights. 10.85a1l.10;
Kansas straights. 11.50a12.00
Lard-Barely steady; middle west,
3S.55a28.65.
Other articles unchanged.