Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALI ImOhE, MO, July - (Speclal)
Potatoes, Maryland and Virginia
No. |. per Dbl. 5.5oa6.00: do, No. and
| 3, 150a2. SO; do, No. !. southern, 5.25a
575; do. No, 2 and 8. 1;soa2 so; York
river. No. l, 5.25a5.75 do. No. and
}, 1.50a2.50; do, native white. No. l.
per 100 lbs. 3.00a35 SO; do. No. ?, 1.00a
| 1.5O
AppJes-Early June. No. l. per Dbl
3OoaS5o; do. No. 2, 20oa2 SO; No. /
Peaches. per crate, No. 1. 2.ooas,ooi
| do. common, 50a1.O0. Beans. per blu
| basket, green. 40a60: do. per basket
| wax, 25a50; stringless. 75a98. Cab
bage. per 100. 2.00a4.00. Cucumbers
| per basket, 15a4o. Elephants, crate
4Oa75. Onions. Maryland. Virginia and
Pennsylvania, per 100 lbs. 1.50a2.oo
Squash, per basket. 20a40. Corn, Mary
land and Virginia. per doz l5a4o,
Peppers. native, per basket. 5Oa75.
Tomatoes-Native. per fiXe-eig al
Beets. per 100 punches. 3:00a3: so. Car
rots, per 100 punches. 3.0Gd4.00
Watermelons-Per car. 200. 00a400.06
Huckleberries. quart. 20a25. Black
berries, quart. 16a24. Raspberries'
quart. 14a30. Gooseberries, per lb.,
10a12.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per crate,
/. 5Oa3.Oo: do. pony. 1.5Qa2,25; do,
flats. 1O0a150. Currants. per quart.
1Oa15. Pineapples. per strap, o'0Oa !. W
Pears, native. per basket. 5oal.oo.
Plums. per ID. 3a4.
Wheat sales-Bag lots of nearby
sample, 235, 2.4o. 2.4o 2:4s. go, 2oZ
253. 255 and $50 per bushel;
Midday quotations-NO. red WIN
ter spot, 2S5 bid; No. 2 red winter,
garliclty. spot. 2.75 bid; July wheat.
275 bid: August wheat, 2.oS pa sep
TENDER wheat 2.67 bid
Cob corn-Nearby prime yellow 9.oo
per barrel; track yellow, No. or
better. not quoted. Corn sales none.
Oats-Range of prices; No. white.
los per bu.; No. white, l.04 per ou. q.
Rye-Nearby rye, not quoted no,
western export. spot, -:ooao 81 per da nu
Hay-No. ! timothy. $500: standa ga
timothy. $500; No. timothy, S..ooa
1850; No timothy, 2s.0oa33.0O No.
light clover mixed. 34.00a35.00: NO. Z
light clover mixed, 81 O0a33 W: NO:
clover mixed, 1900; No. clover NIX
ed. 24.OOa29.O0; sample nay 's'''a
"a 100. No
Straw-No / straight rye, 20.oe; No.
>. II GOALS. 90; No. l tangled. 1890; No.
>. 14OOa1450 No. wheat. II GOA lZ;oo;
No. 3. 9OOa10.00; No. oat. lo.oo' NO.
>. 14.80a14.50.
CHICAGO. July 2s.-Absence OF
selling pressure allowed the "heat
market to rally SOHie " hat tcua! i,
the severe breaks of vest erday anu
the day before. Demand. however
aDpeared to be confined mostly 10
scattered shorts. The volume OF trace
was SO light on the whole as nearly
to rob the market of interest. open
ing prices. which ranged from "a
to 6 higher. with December 2.Ss to
e.41 and March $40 to 2.42, were
followed by moderate general re-
action. =;
Liquidation in corn as well as IN
wheat seemed today to have reached
an end for the time being. Commls-
sion house buying was fairly active
After opening at 1ss off to ~ ad-
vance. including September SO a TO
IA and December 1.24'2, the mar
ket assembled all around and then
steadied at about / over yesterday
finish.
oats sympa thized with the strength
of other grains. The market ope ca
Il to Pa higher. September 6S 70 TO
20. hardened a little more ana theh
tended to sag. ::
Provisions reflected an upturn IN
the value of hogs.
Potatoes-Weak: receipts. Az cars
Virginia cobblers. 760aS.00; Kansas
and Missouri early Ohios: 5.ooaS.'o'
Kentucky cobblers, 4.00a425.
WHEAT Open. High. Low lose
March ...... 10 ~ 2S' -'o'
CORN .,
December -. l.o4h 1.27ls 1.24A LII
OATS