Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. September 81 (Spe-
white. western Mary
land and Pennsylvania, No. /, per 100
lbs. 1.75a2.00; eastern shore Mary
land and Virginia, No. /. 1.75a2.o0;
native n, Ise.; and nearby, No; !. I.76a2;oo;
IS; do, eastern shore Maryland and
Virginia. No. i, per bbl.. 3.00a3.25;
Nos. 2 and 3, 1.25a150. Sweets, east
ern shore Maryland and Virginia, No.
!, per bbl.. 4.00a4.25; native and near
by, 4.00a450; do, No. 2, 2.00a2.25; No.
1.00a1.25: stringless. 1.25a1.50. Limas,
3.0oas5o; hulled, per lb.. 15als. Cab
bage, per 100 heads, 2.00a4.50. Cauli-
flower. per Dbl, 9.00a1000. Celery,
washed. per bunch, 5oa1.oo; rough. per
crate crate 4ooa5:oo; Carrots, per 100
per. basket. 4oa5o. Elephants, per
basket. 40a5O. Lettuce, per bu bas-
ket, 75a1.25. Onions, western Mary
land and Pennsylvania. yellow. 100
lbs, 1,75a200; eastern shore, Maryland
snd virginia bulk per h,,K 100 lbs o,s 80
Squash, per basket, 4oa5o. Tomatoes,
per basket, s0a45; packing stock. per
bu., 50a60. Pumpkins. per 100. 500
ASSOC.
Apples, standards. all varieties, No,
l.. per Dbl. 4.ooa7.oo: do. No. 2, 800
Dbl, 2.ooa25o; do. No. 2, 1.ooa1.5o;
do, per 100 lbs. 5oa1.00. Grapes, COM
mon, per AS basket, 75a1.25; Con-
cords. per small basket 25a2s; Nj
agaras, 25a2S; -Delawares, 25a2S. Can.
ssleupss honeydeWs Fer per- crate era eon iao
1.ooa1.50; do, flats. 5oa1.oo.
Peaches per basket, 75a1.5o: per
crate, 2.ooas0o. Pears, common va
rieties. per Dbl. 1.ooa1.5o: New York
Bartletts and Siekles. per Dbl, s.ooa
1000; No. 2. 5.ooas.oo: Plums and
prunes. New York. per 6-lo' basket
25a40.
e.5sM; No. red winter spot: 2;52;
SEPTEMBER Sep ,ee s.ssM; October. 2.saA
November, 1854 per blu.
sample at 1ss. 200. EOS and 2,1o
per bu.
cargo of No red winter gariicky
at 2S01a per blu. Cargo of NO. 4 req
winter. garlicky. at 2.25 per bu.; car
lot of No. I red winter. spot, at 2.54 II !;
car lots of No. 2 red winter spot, at
2.5oka2.54 per bu.; car lots of No.
3 red winter, garlicky. to arrive, at
2311s bu; car lot of No. red winter:
garlicky, spot. at 2.25 per bu.; car lot
of September wheat, at 2.31 Y per ou. !;
car lot of October wheat at 2.5o hs pc.
bu.; car lot of No. 3 November req
winter, at 2.49 per blu.
Corn-On track. yellow, NO. or
better. 1.32 per blu.
Corn sales-None. +,
oats-No. white. old: 66: No, 3
white, old, IS; No. white, new, Co.
No 3 white, new, IS.
Rye-Nearby rye, 2.00a21b per nu; ;
CT D,
2 .04.
Hay-Receipts. IS tons. Old hay, ton !;
No. / timothy (nominaD. 34.00; stand
ard timothy, 1880; No. 2 timothy. $500;
No. 3 timothy, 27.00a30.00; NO. l nght
clover, mixed. 32.00a32.5o; No. hgnt
clover. mixed. so.ooaS1oo 90; No. l c CLOVER
mixed. 31.o0a31.50; No. cdover'
mixed, 27.00a2s.00; sample hay. COCOA
$500.
Straw-Receipts, II tons: Per ton !;
No. l straight rye. 20.00a22.0O; NO:
straight rye. 1S.00a19.00: No. l tangieo
rye, 1900; No. 2 tangled rye, 1917 NO
/ wheat. 14ooa15oo; No: wse al
- O0a13 90; No. l oat (nomlnaD' 1s'oo'
No. 2 oat, 16.00a17.00.
CHICAGO. September 27.-Persistent
selling in small lots had bearlsn
effect today on wheat. The selling APP
peared to be based on the general
downward swing of commodity prices.
Breaks which resulted forced Wneat
values to the lowest levels yet since
deliveries. After opening Y off to y
advance, with December 2,1!h to
2.19h. and March Eli to 2.12h, the
market fell sharply all around. but
then recovered to about Saturday
finish.
Corn showed strength owing to I'M
favorable weather. Temporarily; now
ever, the market was depressed by the
weakness of wheat. Opening prices
which ranged from ~ to IS advance.
with December 93K to s4A, were fol-
lowed by sag all around. and then
by decided upturns.
NEW YORK. September 27;-Flour
Easy; spring patents, l1.75al2.5o
snrins clears 9.50a10.50; winter
~iraights, 1O.65a11 90: Kansas straights.
5oa12.25 Pork, steady; mess. 31.00
a320O family, 44.ooa50.0o. Lard. easy;
middle west. 20,s5a20.45.