Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-10
Grain, Produce and Live Stock
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

! BALTIMORE. January 10. Especially.
! -Potatoes-White. western and Penn
, sylvania. No. l. per 100 pounds. Lisa
zoo; eastern shore of Maryland and
virginia. cobblers. l.75al.90; McCor-
micks. 1.40a1.50: native and nearby.
| No. l. 1.75a2.00: all sect ions No. 2. Is
| al.OO: sweets. eastern shore of Mary
land and Virginia. No. L. per barrel
| s:ooa450; native and nearby. 4.OOa
$50: No. 2. 1.50a2 90: vans, all Sec
tions. No i. per barrel: s.sOa4. 100; No.
Il, 1a0a2oO. Beans. Florida. green.
per basket. 1.o0a1.75: savoy cabbage.
| wax. 200a3.?0. Horseradish. per bush
| el. 4.00a5.O0.
c ad New York, Danish. per ton.
! 5.oOa3OOO; caulifiower. per crate, 200
800: celery. washed. per bunch. 50a
so: rough. per crate 35Oa35O: do ma
tive. per bunch, Gas: carrots, per 100
, rounds. looa1 %; peppers. per crate.
eoa.o' eggplant. per crate. 5.00a6.OO:
! per basket. 1.1uaIt5: savoy cabbage
per bushel, 6Oa75; squash. Florida. per
crate. 3ooa3 SO: onions. western Mary
| ,an u ana pennsylvania. yellow, 100
pounds. 1.ooa1.25; eastern shore.
R R1n:na1i and Virginia. bulk. per 100
: 4.ooa60o: kale. Norfolk. per barrel
l. n.aV; cucumbers. Florida. per crate,
oma,oes. Florida. fancy. per crate.
0;ova ~; choice. 3.ooa5.5o. Oyster
pants Rrnno;; per 100 punches. 7.ooas.oo.
sprouts per o.. 2oa25. Parsn;ps. PEI
hu.. 9oa1.Oo. Turnips. per BASKET so
! aeo- Pumpkins. per 100. I0o0a %. %
/ up npe!es. al varieties. No. I. per Dbl.
! iva 90 do No. >. 2.50a3.5o: do.
pies. per box, a.00a3.50.
oranges. Per bo". 3.5na4 81 Gran
berries. per Dbl. 14dna1e0n Craze
fruit. per boz. 2.50a45o. Tangerines
! per strap. 4.ooas.on. Straw berries
i Florida. per qt.. a5a60.
SELLING PRICES At NOOS.
Whoat-No, red winter, spot. 2.o4:
NO. red winter. spot. 2,04; No. rcd
January. 1.SS: February, 80
! Wheat sales-Rae lots of nearby. by
sample. 1T LES per bushel.
Corn-Co3. new yellow. 4.20ai2a
per barrel in car lots: contrac; corr,
spot. 1t ssh per bushel: January
corn. ~ =; February corn. SCI.
oats-No. white. 81. per bushe'
a9,s"d; No. ; white. IS per bushel
asked.
Rye-Ese lots of nearby rye. as to
, quality. 1."0'l.e5 per bushei; No. =
western export. spot. 1875 per bushei
hay-No. timothy tnominaD. 80 o"
a3os so: standard timothy. % 5oa %. 90:
standard No :. 2,-5oa2s.no: No.
. mothE. 200" 100: No. light clo-
v'r. IN X. 2.:'ea2s 90: No. l Clover.
mixe:i. z'.ooa 500; No. ? clover. mix
"a. 22OGa 2a.eo: No. l clover e7Oo:.
$500: No . clover. 2oOJa25.0O: sam
pie hay. 18 oos22.00
StraW-No. I. nominal: No
trt'gn, rye nominal: No l tangled
rye. 1870; No. tangled rye. Is 90:
NO; l wheat. 14.5oa 1900: No wheat,
! IL GOA so; No. l oat ,nom:uaD. 1870
als."o: No. , oa;. Is 0oal7.OO.
CHICAGO. January lo.-Bears had
an I'D. aEtage in the Wheat market
ioiay owing to the fact that this
has been traditional favori,e dats
. for. calendar SPECTATORS to take to
buying lower VAS evident. Besides
! The southwest reported fairly liberal
country offerings to arrive and =.
STOW d 'mand 0o ming quotations.
F.; ';hica ranged from unchanged fig
/ u!es TO =. iow2r. with March. 112
! TO l.7-7. AMI May 1sa,.. were fol-
lowed by moderate setback all
| around and then something of rally.
Fig receipts tended to wea ken the
, corn market. After opening IS to 2:
down. including May at as to AZ.
values continued to sag.
Oats were easier with corn. start
: ing /, off. May. 49,. and later de
scend'ng little more
PROVISIONS reflected the downturns
of grain and hogs.
Later houses with seaboard con-
nections were active wheat pur-
chasers. A sharp advance followed
and March del very rose to the high
est figures since November. The close
was strong at Ia to 3a4 net advance.
with March III to LIE and May.
1.GSA.
in the later dealings corn Jagged
when wheat Went upward. The close
was steady. u to y net lower. with
May. 74Ss to ~