Evening star., 1920-11-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Nd, November 1s.-
Potatoes-White, western Maryland
and Pennsylvania, No. 1. per 100 lbs.
1.75a2.Oo: eastern shore. Maryland and
Virginia. cohblers. 1.50al.15: do. Nc
Corm!ck. 1.50a1 so: native and nearby.
No L, 115a2Ge; all sections. No. 2, 20
;,I.Oo: No. 3. so. Sweets. eastern
shore Maryland and Virginia, No. !.
per bbl.. 3.25a3.75: native and nearby.
315a4.25: do. No. 2, 1.5oa2.00. vans.
all sections, No. ]. per bbl.. 3.00a3.so:
No. .. l50ao.O0. Beans. Florida. green.
per hamper. s00a3.50
ton. 11.Ooa1s.oo. Cauiihower. per bar
rel. 450a7.10. Celery. washed. per
bunch, 5Oaa0; rough. per crate. 2.oea
400 Carrots per 100 lunches. 400.
Spinach, per bushel, 63a1e. Beets, per
100 punches, 100. Eggplants. per
crate. 3.O0a4.a0. Lettuce, per basket.
eoa7o. Onions. western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, yellow, 100 pounds.
1.50a1.75; eastern shore Of Maryland
and Virginia. bulk. per 100 pounds,
1.25a1.50. Peppers. per crate, 3.0ea
400. Ka1e, per bushel, 50aS0.
s.soa4.oo: do. choice. 2.50aa.oo. oys-
erpiants, per 100 lunches. s.0oa7 90.
Broccoli, per bushel. 40. Brussels
sprouts, per quart. 20a25. parsnips.
per bushel. s0a1.00. Turnips. per bas-
ket. 40a50. Pumpkins. per 100, 1o.00a
$500.
) Apples. standard. all varieties. No. 1.
per barrel, 2.50aS.50; do, No. q 2.50a
$50: loose. unpacked, No. I, per b6rrel.
2.00a2.50; do, No. 2. 1.5ea1.75: DO, per
100 pounds. 75a1.1J; box apples, per
box, l.50a3.50.
Oranges. per box, 3.50a5.so. Pineap-
pies. per crate, 5.e0a8.00. Cranberrfes.
per barrel. 11.0oa14.oo. Grapefruit. per
crate, 3.00a5.00.
wheat = No. red winter. spot,
1ss; No. 2 red winter, spot, 1.ss: No.
red winter, garlioky. spot, 1885; No
vember. 1856; December, 1S7; January,
'1.3S. Wheat salss-NSne.
Corn-Cob. new, yellow, 4.25 per
barrel; on track. yellow. No. or bet
ter, 1.05 per bu. for car lots asked.
Corn sales-None.
Oats-No. 2 white, CO per bushel
sales; No. 8, white. 81 per bushel
asked; No. 4, 50 per -bushsl asked.
Rye--Bag lots Of nearby rye, as to
quality. 1.75a1.s0 per bushel: No. z
western export. spot. at 1.SS per
bushel.
Hay-No. timothy tnominaD
81. .50a33.O0: standard timothy. 3..00a
$3.50; No. timothy. 31.e9a3I.50: No.
3 timothy. 25.e0a2s.o0; No. l light
clover, mixed. 29.0Oa29.50: No. light
clover. mixed. %. .B6a2S. 90: No. ! clover,
mixed. l9.00aaS.56: No. : cover. mixed
"A. .0Os 900; sample hay, ls,o0a2S.ae.
Straw-No. l. nominal: No.
straight rye. nominal: No. ! tangled
rye, 1900. No. tangled rye. 1900;
No. / wheat. 14.o8a15.30; No. wheat
13 00a IA 90; No. / oat (nom!nall. ls.eoa
1850: No. oat, 16.69s11-0e.
CHICAGO. November 1S.--All de-
liyeries of wheat. corn and oats Iell
today to the lowest prices yet this
season General free selling. which
forced down values. was based largely
on the fact that the movement Of the
big new 1920 corn crop was due. Bears
asserted that there was no sufficient
power in sight to stem, the pressure
which would result Opening wheat
prices, which varied from " to ~
lower, with December l.7S to 1.1S. and
March, 1.67 to 1.SS. were followed by
q slight rally. and then by heavy
downward plunge6.
Liquidation by holders was plainly
evident in the corn market. After
opening 4. to 3. lower. inciud-
ing December at S9l4 to 6s&. the
market recovered trife. and then
suffered a decided setback.
Oats yielded to the bearish influence
Of corn. starting unchanged to 4 ass
of: May, 5O% a50T, scored little
uDturn and then made sudden de-
scent.
Tumbling prices of grain and hogs
pulled down provisions.
NEW YORK, Noyember 19.-Lard
dull; middle west. 1s.50a1S.te. NOM
-inal Other articles unchanged