Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. August II Especially -
Potatoes, Maryland and Virginia, No l,
per Dbl. 55Oa6.oo; No and No 3.
2.ooas.5o; do, No. l. southern oo. s-5 70
York River No. l. 5.25a575; do. No 2
and No. 3, 2.o0a3.50; native. white, No
/, per 100 lbs, 300a3.50; do. NO. 2,
15oa200; do, sweets. No. l. per Dbl,
1O.Ooa11OO Vans, No. I, per bbl. 500
a9. co.
Apples, early harvest; No No. J. l. per d bol /
hamper. 125a15o; do. No: ?. 5oal co.
Peaches, per crate, No. 1. 1.00a2.o0; do.
per basket, 75a125. Beans, per bu
basket. green, 75a1.0 stringless. 1.ooa
1.25; limas, per basket. 1.0oal2o.
Cabbage. per 100, .0oa3.o0. Cucunbers.
per basket, 15a30 Elephants. per basket.
75aso Lettuce, native, per basket, 5oa
100. Onions, Maryland. virginia ana
Pennsylvania, per 100 lbs. 1.25al 90.
Squash. per basket, 15a3o Corn
Maryland and Virginia. per doz. IVA
Tomatoes. native. per basket. 3oa50;
Beetss per 100 punches. 2Ooa3.oo. Car
rots. per 100 punches. 2.50a3.5o.
Huckleberries, qt. o2a2s. Blackber-
w Wat teri Maryland and vir-
ginia. selects. per 100. So ooa6o. 90;
do. primes, per 100. 25.0oa3o.0o; do,
culls. 15O0a200o.
Cantaloupes. eastern shore Mary ~
land and Virginia, per crate. ZOO:
do. pony. 100; native. per basket,
Plums. per lb, 3a5. Damsons per lb.. s,
Wheat-Midday quotations: NO. !
| red winter spot. 2.71 "; No 2 red win
ter spot. quoted at 2.701: per bu.: No.
IL red winter. garlicky. spot at 2.61
| TENDER wheat. at 2.59 bid.
Sales-Bag lots nearby wheat. by
sample, at 2o0. 225, $50, 2.33, 2.35'
23s. 240. 243 and 2.45 per blu.
| Cargo of No. red winter. garlicky
at $50 per bu.; cargo of red winter,
| earlicky No 8, at 2.57: cargo of No.
4 red winter. garlicky. at 2,52; car
! lots of No red winter, garlicky. at
$50 per bu.
Track corn-Yellow, No. 8. or better,
| at SO per bu.
Cob corn-No quotations.
| Sales-Bag lot of white. delivered,
at 160 per bu
Oats-No. white. 80 per bu.: No.
| IS per bu.
Rye-Nearby sample. LIS to 200 per
| bu.; No. 2 western, 2.1s per bu.. sales.
Hay-No. timothy, $500, STANDARD
| 1880; No. timothy, 23.ooa2s.oo; No.
l light clover mixed. 30.00a31.00; No.
2 light clover mixed, 270Oa2900; No.
/ clover mixed, 1900; No. clover
| mixed. 22.00a27.oo; sample hay. 1900
a22.00.
straw-No. I straight rye, 1000; No.
., 17.o0a1s.oo; No. 1 tangled, 1900: No.
u. l4O0al45O; No I wheat, 11.00a12. 90 !;
| No 2. 9ooa10.50; No. 1 oat. 1900; No.
| 2, 1400a1450.
CHICAGO, August 11.-General de-
mand, with but limited offerings ied
a
market. Houses with eastern con-
nections were conspicuous in the buy
ing. On the upturns in price. how
ever. selling became of larger vol
une. and the market had reaction.
Initial quotations. which varied from
cember 240 to 2.401a and March 2.41.
were followed by moderate upturns
all around. a setback later to slightly
below yesterdays finish and then
fresh gains.
Corn sympathized with wheat
higher including September, 1.4sk
to 1.4SA. and December. 1.26 to III
| the market underwent material de-
cline, but showed power to rally.
Oats were firmer as a result of the
action Of corn and wheat c I p.sn mar
| 72% to 1914. fell back temporarily
and subsequently tended to harden.
Weakness in hog values acted as a
drag on provisions Trade was slow
and the market little lower.
NEW YORK, August 11.-Lard-
Easy; middle west. 1S.90a19.00. other
articles unchanged.
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Md, August II (Spe-
ciaD Arrivals by boat Live poultry.
chickens, springers, " pounds and
over, 46; do. Y to y pounds, 44a45:
do. to IN pounds, 42a43; do. white
lerhorns. 4Oa42; do, old roosters, 81;