Evening star., 1922-11-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

EALTIMoRE, Md. November "a
tSpeciaD D.-PotatoeS, white. 100
pounds, 4oal.lu; $50 pounds, 75a1. u
sweets, barrel. 1.00a2.oU; basket. 25i
30; yams. barrel. ..0Ga2 Beans,
crate, 2.0oa35o. Beets. 100. 3.0oai.o0.
Broccoli. bushel. e5a35- Brussel sprouts,
quart. 1oa2o. Cabbage. ton. S.0nal0,o0.
savoy, bushel. 3oa6d. Carrots, 100. 800
al 90. Caulitlower. barrel. 3.ooa6.o".
Celery, dozen, 65a1.25. Eggplanls.
crate, 3.00a4.o0. Lettuce. bushel, 5oa
Loo. onions. 100 pounds. l.Ooa115.
oyster plants. 100. 600aS.o0. Psrsnips,
buShel, 80. Peppers, crate. 4.ooa4.5o.
Pumpkins, 100. 5.00aI0.0o. spinach,
bushtl; 5oa6r. Tomatoes. crate, 3.ooa
$50. Turnips. basket. l5a2o.
APPLES. packed. barrel, 2.0oa5.oo; {;
hushel. 50al.25; loose. bushel, 50a75 >
basket. 2uaio. Cranberrics. barrel.
l.ooal4.0o. Grapes. basket. l>a.0-
| Grapefruit box. 2.5oaf.oo. Oranges.
! a4.00.
| Selling Prices at I3:3O.
Wheat-No. l red winter. spot no
| l.%li. No. red winter. garlicky,
! l.29".: No. red winter, spot. l.2S1t
No. red winter. Earlicky. l.22&, No
vemher. l."9at; December. no bid.
| Sales-None.
| Corn-Cob corn. new $50 per bar
| rel; contract. spot. sol2 per bushel;
No. ,, 81; No. 4. no quotations.: track
| corn. yellow. No. ., old or better. 81
| per bushel asked.
| s;aleS-None.
: Cats-White. No. >. 341. asked per
| bushel; No. =. n asked
EEe-NearbF. H3a23 per hHshel; No.
:. western export, spot. l.00i. bid per
! bushel; No. ,. n" quotations.
/ Hay-Received - tons; market for
; better grade Of timothy in fair de-
| al ! ton t,I
good mixed. 16.0oal1.aJ.
! StraW-No. tangled rye. la.nOa
! 1900; No. | heat, IJ.nJaIl.v0. No =
| oat, nominal, l2.ooa 2.50.
i TODAI's CHICAGO PRICES
CHICAGO, November oi.-Wheat
averaged a little higher in price to-
! day during the early dealings the
chief bulliSh influence being the fact
that Liverpool quotations failed to
reflect fully the decline yesterday in
America. Buyers We're inclined to go
slow in view of reports that a pro-
je"ted loan to Germany had appar-
! entity met with defeat. Sellers were
cautions as result of persistent gos-
| sip about other plans for financing
| European purchase of United States
surplus food products. The opening
which varied from Is cent decline t.
| a like advance. with May i.1614 to
| l.l6i. and July i.I1i. to 1.iI5s, was
Corn and oats parailsled the aCti"n
i of wheat. After opening unchanged To
! IS cent higher, May I0i, TO I0;ss. the
! corn market hardened Il trifIc for all
! deliveries.
! oats started unchanged to X cents
higher. May. 4c7s to 4274, and later
| continued firm.
! Strength in the hogs market tended
to raise the value OF provisions. But
! Ter. hiSher: creamery, extras. -;
firsts. HAS: extra firsts. 4Sa5l: SEQ
ondS, 40: standards. As. Eggs. unset
tied: t!sts. t3ai1: ordinary fir>Is,
35ai0; miscellaneous. 4oa43; rcfrigcr-
; atnr extras. IS; refrigerator firSts.
2.a2S. Poultry. alive, lower: fowls.
l2alS; springs. Il: roostcrs, Il; tur-
keys. IS: geese, IS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. November @4.-Ho"S-
Receipts. 1900 head Market strong.
10 to 20 cents higher; bulk 40 to 200
pound averages, 1.@Oa7.95: good and
mostly around 500: top. sos: packing
sows. 7.o0a7.65; desirable pigs. mostly
SIS: heavy hogs. 1s6aS.O5: medium
1.s3aS.05; light. 7.s5a1.?5: light light.
sooaS packing sows, smooth.
40: killing pigs. 8.0ha8.3o.
tattle--Iteceipts 5000 head: killing
classes generally steady: native beef
steers. largely Snort fed: killing qIaiiy
plain: bulk Of quality and condition to
sell at 1.3na@.2j: best steers, early
ZOO. few loads yearlingS at 1890
western graSSerS in moderate supply ;
StockerS and feeders, weak to lower
bulk veal calves to packers. I.J0aS. 80: ::
bulk desirable heavy bologna bulls
around 4.25: western bulls. 3.6aa3. 80: :
bulk Gamers. 2.85a3.00 bulk StockerS
and feeders, o.25a6.50.
Sheep-RcceiptS, 5000 head: market
fairly active: fat lambs steady to
strong; early top. 1866 for choice fed
western lambs to packers: feeders
around steady: ZOO Montana three
pounding lambs. 1.60: sheep, steady to
weak: heavy fat ewes. 5.00a6.0O: light
er weight. upward to $50 paid for one
load choice l05-pound ewes
DAIRY MARKETS.,
BALTIMORE, Md. November "a
tSpeclaD.-l1ive poultry-Spring chick
ch1ckens. pound. 23a24: Leghorns, Is
ems. pound. 23a24: Leghorns, 1Sa22; old
hens. 19a24: old roosters. -. Turkeys,
42a4l: poor and crooked breasts, 34a35.
Ducks, 2oa23; small and poor. is.
Geese. 22a3o. Pigeons. pair, 20a25.
Guinea fowl. each, 4Oa70.
Eggs Gloss offD-Native and nearby
firsts. dozen, 5SaG0: southern. 56a57.
Butter-Creamery, fancy. pound, %
aJ3: prints. 53a54: nearby creamery.
43a46: ladies. 33a34; rolls. 31a33: store
packed, 81: dairy prints. 32a33; process
butter, 3oa36.