Evening star., 1920-03-31
Grain, Produce
and Live Stock

BALTIMORE. Nd, March 81 tSpe-
ciaD Potatoes, white western Mary
land and Pennsylvania. per 100
Maryland and virginia. McCcrmicks.
500; do. cobblers. per 100 pounds.
8. .00a5.5o; do, all sections, No. 2, 3.ooa
$50: do. No. 3, 1.60a2.0o; sweets, vel
lows. North Carolina. per barrel, 4.ooa
800; do, eastern % shore Maryiand onss ane and an
No. 2. per barrel. 2.00a3.o0: vans, No.
| ]. per barrel 4.ooa4-so; do. No. :.
2o0a3.00.
Vegetables and green fruits-Apples.
5o s vsr,eties Na MS do Rer box S9 appies S@
per box. 2.50a3.50: do. all varieties.
No. i. per bu.. 2.5oa2.75; do. No. .,
]. 1.76a2.00: beans. per basket. green.
5.00a7.00: do. per basket wax. 4.ooa
bage, per basket, 2.75a3.oo: Danish.
per ton. s0.00a100.oo; celery. per crate. ;
3.5oa4.5o: cucumbers. per basket.
s.ooa1o;oo; elephants. Florida, per
Grapefruit. Florida, per box. 2.5oa
3.75: kale. Norfolk. per bbl.. e-0oae.5o
lettuce. Florida, per basket. 75a2.5o:
onions, New York and western. per
100 lbs. 6.5oa7.00; do. all sections,
No. 2. per 100 lbs, 4.00a5.oo.
Oranges. Florida. per box. as to
basket. su1s ''SVS S.oSsS.oo. Peppers. Florida,
per crate. 4.0oa7.oo. Squash, Florida.
| per crate, 3.50a5.00. Spinach, Norfolk.
per bbl.. 3.50a4.00.
Tomatoes. fancy, per. crate: 5.5oa
Beets. per 100 punches. s.oea1o.oe.
Carrots. per bu., 1.5oa1.15. oyster
plant. per 100 punches. 6.o0aS.0o.
Parsnips, per bu., 50a75. Turnips. per
bu., 1.5oa1.75. Savoy cabbage, per
bu.. 1.00a2.5o. Strawberries. per ct.
65a75. a.,
Flour Quotations per barrel. ss-ih
sacks, carload lots)-winter patent,
7.50a12.0o: winter straight, 1o.2Sa
l1o.75: spring patent; 1s.6oa14 90
spring straight. u: :5eedsoo: hard dSIsia Tis-a
straight, IL. 2.0oa125o; rye -four, rfedi . =
um to choice. S.25a9.00: corn meal
per 100 pounds. 3.75a3.9o; city m1ig ~
winter patent. 1L.75a1e.so; city mnnho mnnls'
winter straight; AZ ilsS %is e'!y abo%e % SSot2si
tions on city mills flour are jonbtnT
nrices.) Receipts. 1850 barrelss fff. :
cluding $50 barrels for export ~4rsI
wheat sales-Cargo of No. tedi
winter. at 2.75 per bushei; smata PaSi
lots. by sample. at 2.eo and 2.Sc fsr
Corn-cob, yellow. 1.s5asoo per bar"
rel: ear corn. nearby. at 10 cents pel
barrel discount; track corn .yeffirogSSiS,
Corn saiesLcargo of yellow, d.f;
livered, at 1.72 per bushel. xnsi d,
Oats-No. 2, 1-o5la per bushei; Su; 70
Rye-Range of prices: Bag Iots .. q.
n earby rye. as to quality. 1.65a1.s0s 70
2. western export, 200 bid. re-
Hay-No. l timothy, 4f.00; atandsfd
timothy. 1000; No. . timothy, S%ev; S'p y
No. timothy, 35.ooa3s.oo: No. ! iiEnit.
clover. mixed, $500: No. .. light 80 80 !,
YER mixed. .s7.O0a3S.oo: No. I cioysfs
mixed. 3S.Ooa3s.00; No. . clover miTedss,
s6. .00asS. 90: sample hay. 30.0oa34 90
Straw-No. 1 straight rye 27ecis,SSst cissst
{ Q straight rye. 2400a23.Oo; No l ~,
gled rye. 1900: No: 2 tangled
i s. 0Oa Z 90: No Il wheat. l5.oe;
wheat. 14.ooa14.50: No. ! oat, 1s"ga,
10 90: No. oat. 16.50a17.5o-
CHICAGO, March 31.IStrength y
the March option caused shorts al.
the deferred deliveries OF corn to -
come uneasy and offerings ~sF.
light, May advancing more than
point above yesterdays close. open.
ing prices ranged from 5s TO
higher, with May 1.57s q to 15SA apes
July 1.51La TO 1919 snoSt
Reports of progress in oats sesa~'
,nr and Of very slight damage dtSo
the recent windstorms had a strenstd IN
enin1 effect on oats, opening ngureS1
showing an advance of u to y, ws1h
T.S,r 81 ra1s sGn7a
Proyisions were higher on scat.f
tered buying of May lard, but aaas
early offerings were small. f slue'