Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

GRAIN AND PRONlSioNS'
BALTIMORE. July tspecia D.
Potatoes new Maryland ana VI IL
ginia. No. /. per barrel. 1o.oOa1l 90
do No. .. 5.5oa6 90; do. No. /. south :
ern. 9.00a1o.0O: do. No. 2. 5.ooae;Vo
York river. No. /. 9.00a10.0o; DO: NO NO.
2 5.O0a6. 90: do. all sections, 3.ooa
400
Apples. early June. No. i. per bar
rel. 4.5Oa5 90: do. No. >. 3.ooa3.50; do,
No. /. per hamper. 1.75a2-2o; No =
1.25a150: peaches per crate. NO. l.
35Oa4.00; do. fair 10 choice, l.aoa
200; cherries. per pound. 4a29 Deans,
per basket. green. 25al00; do. per
basket wax. 25a5o: stringless. 1.ooa
125: cabbage. per crate, 3.5Vai %
rhubarb. per 100 punches. 3.0oa4.oo;
cucumbers. per basket, 125a22o
eggplants. Florida, per crate. 2.ooa
$50; kale, native. per bushei: S9a 90 90.
Lettuce. native. per basket. 25al 90
onions. Texas Bermuda, per crate l.oo
a1.25: do. spring. per 100 punches,
LOCALS; peas. native, per busnel /,
125a225: peppers. per crate l.2Va
$50; squash. per basket eoa ..
spinach. native. per bushel 1.oVaI.oo'
corn. Virginia, per dozen. 20a40
Tomatoes, fancy, per basket. 2.ooa
500; do. choice. per basket. l.5oaZ.o W
do, common, 50a1.00; beets. per 100
lunches. 2.00a5.oo; carrots, per loo
bdnches 4.00a6 90.
Watermelons. per 100. 5O.ooaS5.o0;
asparagus, green. No. l, per dozen
2.0Oa2 so: No. .. 1.00a1-50; do. white.
No. l. 2o0a2 so; do. No. 2. local 80.
Huckle berries. per quart, Zoa3o'
black berries. per quart. l5aZo: rasp
berries, quart. 12a25: gooseberries; per
pound. 9a10; cantaloupes. standard.
per crate. 4ooa5.oo; do. pony. per
crate. 300a4.o0; do, flats. 1.50a2.00;
pineapples. per strap. 5.o0aS-oo.
CHICAGO. July 9.-Bearish fore
led TO further selling in the corn mar
ket today. but traders were inclined
to be cautious in view of the drastic
declines of late. The fact the COM
mission houses were insisting on
heavy margins tended also to steady
values somewhat. On the other hand,
receipts continued liberal and field re-
ports suspicious. Initial quotations.
which ranged from /. to l u lower,
with September 1.5415 to 1.50A and
December 1.39 to 1891. were followed
by moderate rallies and then by an
other sag.
Oats weakened with corn. After
opening IA to "a Off including Sep
TENDER at rs to 75A. the market
scored a little advance. and then fell
lower than before.
Higher prices on hogs strengthened
provisions. Besides. it was said big
sale of lard to Europe had been ne
gotiated
NEW YORK, July s.-Lard. firmer;
middle west, 19.25a19.S5; other arti-
clee unchanged
CHARACTERIZATION per barrel, in 81
lb. sacks carload lotsl: Winter pat
emit, 13.25a13.75: winter straight. 1925
a19,75: spring patent. 14.25a15-0O;
spring patent. 1325a14.0o; hard win
ter patent. 14.00a14.75; hard winter
straight, 13.00a13.75; rye flour, me-
dunn to choice. S.s0a11.15; corn meal.
per 100 lbs. 4.50a4.75; city mills pat
emit, 450; city mills winter straight
1245; city mills blended patent, 15.I5;
city mills spring patent, 1925. THE
above quotations on city mills -four Oh
iobbing prices)
Receipts, 1913 barrels, including
613o barrels for export.
wheat-Sales. bag lots of nearby
old at go per bushel; bag lots of new
at $50. Range of prices today: No.