Evening star., 1922-12-05

Grain, Produce and
| Live Stock
/ "DragEy' was this mornings re-
port Of the condition OF the mea'
market. the condition being due te
the weather and holiday season
There has been an advance in price'
of live stock. but prices Of dressed
meat are about the same as las
weeks prices.
| There is an abundant supply Of
beef on the market. Lambs remair
scarce and high. It Is thought colder
weather Will bring an increased de-
mand for all kinds OF meats.
| No advance in butter and egg prices
has been noted this week. The mar:
ket' is very strong. however, ane
fresh eggs are reported scarce.
WHOLESALE MARkET REPORT.
! .Eggs-strictly fresh: selected: can rn'
died. per dossn. Bsaeo: evsra1e sr.c. .s.
oeipts. 55a5s: southern. So. Cold ssoFas<
Live poultry-Roosters. per H.; y!
turkeys, per lb. 40: spring 81 Sn'ekYo sSsYo
fowls. each. 20a2l.
Dressed poulrry-Fresh:ki killed spr;,hf y,
| chickens. per lb., e7a2s: hens; per 10, To-
25a2e: ROSTERS. per lb.. 20: turkeyssio Key r. PEI
| H.. 40a45: keats. young. each, 1oaev'
| Live stock--Caives. choice: Per 10, rS
Jsh: medium. per lb.. Il: mn "a. "a.
~. s; Biz. 1eTs: sSs,es S0s each! PEI v. ,0 hog:
Green fruits-App,es. new. per bsI:
i.7sa7 80; per bushsl basket; n 7k0s
5ooas 90; Florida. a5oa!:5o; Lsmens sSr : *
per box. 6.ooa7.o0. Grapefruit S'ooa'''' ~
! Tangerines. 3.O0a3.50. ~.
| Y.getables-potatoes per hel.. no.
| i.boa2 90: per sack. 2ooa2 20; 70 S:rc. =
,ns ioos,se Te:s nsas5s' nsssso'i
tuce. per crate. southern. :.ooaS:og. arc n,
maine lettuce. per crate. boa1.25: lcsners
! lettuce. per crate, 52aaa.!5 Caopasv *,
northern nsI sea1iS bS, per 1D; EsS
plants. per crate. s.5oas. 90. Tomatoes
s.ooa5 5. 90 per basket. Peas. s.ooa4;5o per
basket. Peppers. per crate. Flor,dee'
soossSo IL K,,s; hs; 6Sl 5 c.Iepy. pel
100.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE, Nd, December (spe-
ciaD. - Potatoes. white. 100 pounos
4oal.l0: $50 pounds. 75a1 IS: sweets
barrel. 1.ooa2.25; bushel, boaGo: paske,
25as5. Yams. barrel. 1.Soa2;oo; bushel
s5a75. Beans. bushel. 3.ooa5.oo; beets
100, 3.o0a4.0o: broccoli. bushel. 25aSs;
brussels sprouts. quart. lba2o: can
bage, ton. 12ooals:o0: savoy; ousnel
40a50: carrots. 100. 3.Ooa!.OO; caun'
flower. barrel. s;ooas.oo: celery; oS. aosen = on
horse radishes, bushel. 3.ooa4.00: egg
plants, crate, 400a5.00; lettuce, bushel
25a75; kale, bushei. 25a35: onions. loo
pounds. 1.2ba2.5o: oyster. plants. 10y.
6.00a6o0: parsnips. bushel. goa LOO;
peas bushel 4ooa5oo; peppers; oaa er..e sn ne
spinach. bushei. 6oa'5: squash. crate
s.o0a4oo: tomatoes: crate 4.ooa7.oo;
turnips. bushel. 50a60.
Apples packed. barrel. e.ooa5. 90;
bushel, 5oal.5o; loose. bushei. boa1o:
basket. ?6a4o: box 1;zses.se: "a. ,.,ra,t Sran-
box, 3.0ca425; oranges. box. 3.ooa5.oo:
pineapples, crate. 4.00a70o; tanger-
ines. strap. 4.o0aI.oo.
wheat-No. l red winter. spot. no
quotations.: No. : red winter. spot.
i.2sE, nominal: No. 2 red winter. gar
lickv, 1894; No. red winter. spot,
1861; No 5 red winter. Earlicky.
l.leIa: December. 1885
Sales-None.
corn-Cob corn. new. 3.s5 per bar
No. 2, soA; No. 4. no quotations:
track corn. yellow, No. .. old or bet
ter. 81 per bushel.
Sales-None.
oats-whi.e. No. 2. S3,: per bushe';
No. 3. 53.
Rye-Nesrby. s5aso per bushel; No
2. western export. spot. 81 per bushel'
No. 3. no quotations.
Hay-Receipts. SIS tons: market for
top grade of timothy and light clover
mixed. 17.0Oa20.00 per ton, and for
sood mixed. 16.oOa17.50.
Atraw-No. tangled rye. l5,ooa
is. 90; No. l wheat, 10.o0a11.O0; No.
oat, nominal. 12.0Oa12.o0.
TODAY's CHICAGO PRICE,.
CHICAGO, December o.-Wheat
scored a moderate upturn in prices
today after a little setback at the
start A decline in Liverpool quota
tions appeared to be chiefly response
BILE for the initial weakness here. but
reports of further rains interfering 9
with the harvest in Argentina acted
soon as more than an offset. Trade.
however. lacked volume. The OPEN
ing. which ranged from s. lower to a
like advance. with May 1.15h to 1.l5A
and July 1.o7H to 1.07a. was fol-
lowed by general sag and then by
rise all around to above yester-
days finish.
Corn and oats were governed in the
main by the action of wheat Some
thing Of a lull in western demand for
corn was reported. After opening a
shade to 4 lower. May 69%. the corn
market eased a little more and then
showed slight gains.
Oats started unchanged to L high
er, May 42h to 42b, and held close
to the initial range.
Provisions were depressed by fall
In hog values.
Stock market weakness turned the
wheat market downward today in
the last half of the board of trade
session. Wheat closed unsettled, Il
T. "a net lower, with May LIS to 1.15h
and July 1.07 to l.07h.