Evening star., 1921-11-02
GRAIN AND PRuyIsIoNs.

BALTIMORE, November 2 tspecieD
-Potatoes. new, l5o pounds, 27se
3.25; No: ., I.b0a2.o0: lo6 ponnds. LIS
a2.I5; No. .. 7sal.0o: sweets and
yams. barrel, 2.boa350: No. 2. i.25a
L75; bushsl, s0al.15: beans, bushsi'
busbel, sosss; brussels. quart. soass; .a,s
bunch, 3a4: caulihower, barrel. 3.o0s
500; celery. dozen. 35a75: crate, s.00s
500; cucumbers. crats. 3.00R3,5e; egg
plants, crate. 3.00a3.b0; horsersdtsh.
bushei, s.0oa3.so: lettuce. bushs', 2sa
100.
Lin. as se.nsmsush. ao.s 2c'.s3s q. s.r.:
nips. susSel. SS SssSs: oyster plants,
peppers, crate. s.50as.o0; pumpkins.
each. 6a10; savoy cabbage. bushei.
sba75: spinach. bushel, 75ag6; squash:
crate, 2.60a3.00; turnips. bushei, 10
Apples-Packed. barrel, s.ooas.oo:
loose, 100 pounds. 2.0oa2.5e; box ap-
pies, 2.e0a3.00; csanberries. barrel.
Grapes~Basket. ssas5: grapefruit
box. z.s0a3.6O; oranges. bog, 3:0Oa
$50; beans. bushel. 2.o0a400; pine
apples. crate, 4.00aG.so.
selling Prices ut Neoa.
Wheat-No. / red winter, spot. no
quotations: No. 2 red winter. spot
1.0s: No. 3. 1.04; No. red winter
garlicky, spot, 1.04; November wheat
1.04: December. no quotations.
Corn-Nsw yellow cob corn I,
quoted at 2.45a2.50 per barrel for de-
ferred shipment. Contract corn. spot
SAX; track corn. yellow. No. or. bet
ter. domestic. s..
Sales-None.
oats-white. No. 2, Az per bushel;
No. 8, 41a42.
Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye. as to
quality. S0ass per bushel: No. 2 west.
ern export. spot. 81 per bushei; No. 3
no quotation.
still 1s.o0ael.oo per ton. with very
little demand.
straw-No. l straight rye, nominal:
No. straight rye, nominal: No.
wheat. 1900: No. oat. 14.5oal5.00.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November 2-Reporta
that trade interests had been good buy
ers on the break below the 18-cent leve
yesterday probably accounted for some
scattering demand in the cotton market
some buying on the relatively stead,
showing Of Liverpool and hrst priesi
were steady at on advance of to II
points on all months except September
which was 10 points lower. There wal
renewed reaiiztng and some southern
selling around 1888 for January. how.
ever. and the price eased on to 1922. 0,
'b points net lower. shortly after thu
call. after which fluctuations wer.
irregular.
Futures opened steady: December
1s.48; January. 1888; March, 1890: May
1900: July. l7.s5. =
LIVERPOOL. November 2.-Cott0nt.
Spot in fair demand: prices irregulds
Good middling. 1896: fully middiing
1885: mtddling, 1875; low middling
1895: good ordinary. s25: ordinary, $50
Sales, 5000 bales, including $500 Amer
lean. Receipts, 5000 bales. including
5. 400 American. Futures closed quiet.
November, 1902; December. 11.s2
January. 11.S2: March, 11.60: May, 11.4S
July. 11.22; September. 1912.
NEW ORLEANS, November "a
rise of i6 to % points was made b.
cotton around the opening today IL
response to price changes in othel
markets over the holiday here. TIL,
threatened coal strike was taken o.
q very bearish feature and causes
considerable selling, and at the ept
of the first half hour of busines
prices were points under to 1
points over the close of Monday. De
eember rose to 1876 and fell back t,
1915.
Futures opened steady. Decembsr
1890; January. Is; March. 1875; May
1850: July, II.