Evening star., 1920-10-09
Grain, Produce and Live Stock
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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BALTIMORE. October 3 (speciaD.---
and Pennsylvania. No. |. per 100
pounds. 1.75a2.00; eastern shore. Mary
| land. and Virginia, Nc. 1, 1.75a2 90;
native and nearby, No. l, 1.75a2.0o;
! all sections, No. ?, 1.00a1.e5: No. 3, 50a
| rs; do, eastern shore Maryland. and
Nos. > and 3, 1.5oal.7s. Sweets, east
! ern shore. Maryland, and Virginia, No.
|, per barrel. 3.75a4.2a; native and
. nearby. }.50a3.65; do. No. ,, 1.50a2.no;
No. }, LOCALES. Vans. all sections,
No. !. per barrel, 2.5oaa.oo; No. :,
green. per bushel. 90a1-0o: stringless.
9os i.oa: limas. 2.a0a3.oo; hulled, per
poaud. Isa.h Cahhage, per 100 heads,
, 4 4.oNaS.0h. CsulitloWer. per barrel,
.oaaa.o0. Celery. washed. per bunch
a0a15. rough, per crate. 2.oea4oo. car
rots. per 100 punches. 4.0na5 eA.
spinach, per bushel, ioa6o, Beets, per
100 lunches, 4.00a4.5o.
Corn. per doz., Gals. Cucumbers.
per bu., 1.75a2.5n. Eggplants, per
basket. 35a40. Lettuce, per basket. 1.50
a2.50. Onions, western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, yellow. 100 lbs, 1.35a
$50; eastern shore Maryland and Vir-
Peppers, per basket. 25a40- Tomatoes,
per basket, 15a50; packing stock, per
bu., 30a60; do, small yellow, per
basket, 50a6o. Oyster plants. per 100
lunches, 6.ooas.0o. Broccoli, per bu.,
35ai0. Pumpkins, per 100. 5.00a10.00.
AppIes-Standard all varieties No.
| /. per bhl 4.6ea5.50: do, No. .. 2.5Oa
$50: loose unpacked. No. l. per bbl.,
| 1.5Ga2 90; do, No. 2, LOCALES: do, per
100 lbs, 5oa 100. C'rahapples. per
| basket. LOCALES. Grapes, Concord,
per twentylh., basket 1.5oa1.6 60: Con
| cord. per small haskell. 26a2S: Mag
aras. 24a2,; Delawarcs. 24a25. Canta-
loupes. honeydcws, per crate. 2.o0a
2.25; do, pink meat fats, T"a1.25.
| Peaches, per basket. 75al.5o: per
crate. 1.5ca30 Pears. nearby va
rieties. per bbl.. 1,25al.75: New York
/ bartletts and sickles. per bbl.. 7.00a
800: No. 2. 4.00a6.o0. Plums and
prunes, per siX-lb. basket. 25a40
| Damsons, per bu., 1.50a2.50. Ounces
per bbi. 5,ooa7.5o; do, per bu'. coca
ESQ.
No. red winter, spot, 226; No. red
| winter, garlicky. spot, 3.09; October.
2.0s bid; November, 30 bid per bu.
! Wheat sales-Bag lots of nearby: by
| goes of No. ; red winter, garlicky,
| at 195 per bu: car lot of No. 3 red
winter. garlicly, spot, 1874 z per hu.;
! car lots of No. = red winter, spot.
2.22a2. 2a per bu.: car lot of NO
red winter, sarlicky, spot. 2.o3 per
| bu.: car lot of October wheat, 20: pei
| bu.: cargoes of No. 1 red winter, gar
| licky. 1.30 per hu.
| Corn-On track. yellow. No. ,, or
| better. at lis sales.
| Oats--No. white, at 81 1aa62 per
| bu.: No. 5, white. at 60a61 Il per bu.
| Rye-Bas lots of nearby rye, as to
quality, 1.9oa2.o0 per bu.; No. 2 west
I ern export, spot, at 1.79. sales and bid
Hay-No. /, timothy (nominaD
33, 50a34.00; standard timothy. go. 00a
1880; No. , timothy, 32.58a3300; No 3
timothy. 26.00a29.00; No. l light clover,
mixed. 2s.o0a30 90; No. l clover. mixed
| 3O00a30.50; No. 2 clover. mixed. 26.00a
| $500; sample hay. 20.00a25.00.
Straw-No. I. nominal; No. 2straight
! rye. nominal: No. l tangled rye, 1890
No. 2 tangled rye. 1900: No. wheat.
No. l oat tnominaD, 1S.00a1S. so; No.
oat. 1600a17.00.
CHICAGO, October 9-Attempts to
stiffen the wheat market failed at the
opening of today's board of trade ses-
sion. Wheat was active and 2 to 4A
higher at the start. rather scattered buy
ing being influenced by a bullish inter-
probation of the government crop re-
port. December opening at 1876 to 1.9S.
and March at 1882 to 1913.
The movement brought out flood of
selling and the reaction was quick and
sharp to around yesterdays finish. with
December at 1887 and March at
1.90A
Corn shared the initial wheat advance
for only a few minutes and then dropped
to a new low for the December option.
The opening was ia to V lower, with
December at S4L to Sass and May,
SS14 to SS1s. December advanced to
So and then dropped to SSas. Trade
was fair for Saturday and sentiment
generally bearish in view of the i'm
mense crop forecast by the Department
OF Agriculture.
Oats followed the other grains. De-
cember opened unchanged to Il lower at
547s to 54A. and May Is higher. At
a9N to 595s. The market was firm at
the start, but eased off quickly with
May oats showing 59A.
The provision market was quiet and
virtually unchanged.
NEW YORK. October 9.-Butter-
Lower; receipts, 4.154 tubs: creamery,
higher than extras, 81 Il a62; extra
(93 score). 81: first (SS to 81 score>,
50a6o; packing stock. current make, No.
! /, 39a3S1a.
Eggs-Steady: receipts. 1884 cases;
fresh gathered, extra first, 66a6S; do,
first. 62a65: state, Pennsylvania and
nearby western hennery white, first
TO extra, ofai.UU, QO., DFo"h, oAtfo,
75as2; do, gathered brown and mixed
colors, first to extra 62a7o.
Cheese-Unsettled; receipts. 1899
boxes; state. whole milk. fats, held,
white and colored. specials. % E a29 V !;
do. average run. 27Ha2s: state, whole
milk twins, held, specials, 2sA a2ss
do. average run. 271aa2s
Poultry-Live not quoted. Dressed
steady and UNCHANGED
CHICAGO, October a.--Butter-Un-
settled; creamery, 43a6o.
Eggs-Unsettled receipts. 7,143
cases; firsts, 1sa5S1a; ordinary
frsts, 4sa55 at mark. cases included.
50a5S; standards, 591a a60k; storage
packed firsts. 60ts a611a; refrigerator
firsts. 40 sa5o1s.
general run, "a; springs, 25; turkeys.