Evening star., 1922-08-03
LOCAL Who'll EsALE. PRICES.

Eggs-Strictly fresh. selected. can
~; southern. %.
,,,.a 1--we poultry--Roosters. per lb; 10;
ems. per h.. b 2saso; az; Keats e. % young. each,
gu; fowls, 22a23.
Dressed poultry-Fresh killed spring
ccnickens, per lb.. 27a30: hens. per ID.
-; roosters. per h.. 10; turkeys: per
ID; ;Soa4o: keats. young, each. 35aoo. >,
sasH; medium. per h.. 8h: thin per ip.,
.Nss lambs. choice. per ID, san, I'VE
Pigs. S.o0aS.00 each; live hogs. per d.
Gre Green N fruits-Apples. new per bbl:, tds
aSOSa'"o; aSS %;u per bu. basket. nearby: crate oVa
Iosa; looa 1870; lemons. per box. 4.Soao,eo .o
Raspberries. 20a4O Peaches. per crate
i.9ya2 So Cantaloupes. 75a2.25. ~,
NJ npegetsaP6les.uotatoes. new per Iet, pei.
tuce tue T. nsr ss"as;ao; AGO; No 2 lcoal york ~; Der
crate, l0oa1.75. Romaine lettuce. l.oo.
Symblings. per crate. 25a75. Onions
per basket. l5al75. Cabbage. new,
per Dbl. Local. 25. ,Cucumbers. per box
. ,oaI o. Elephants. per crate. 25oa3 ao.
Beans. 2.Ooa3.0O per bbl Peas. 2.oOa
26O per basket. Peppers. per crate. 40a
l.5oa..Oo.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. August 3.-The cotton
market showed renewed weakness
during today's early trading. The
opening was steady at an advance of
9 to II points in response to steadier
Liverpool cables and reports that
spinners were calling moderately in
the English market. There was some
rebuying by sellers of yesterday and
a little trade demand was also re-
ported, but no apparent broadening
of general interest, and the market
soon broke under renewal of liqui-
dation accompanied by reports of an
easing spot basis in the south and
disappointing spot demand. Decem-
ber sold off from 21.92 to 21.59. or
about Is to 20 points net lower on the
active months.
Futures opened steady: October,
21.s3; December. 21.sS: January, 21.65;
March, 21.62; May. 21.51.
NEW ORLEANS. August 3.-Better
cables than due and favorable
opinion of the droughty weather condi-
tions still prevailing in Texas caused
rise of to Is points soon after the
opening in the cotton market today.
Offerings increased almost immedi-
ately, however, on the unfavorable
tone of foreign political news and on
private reports Of showers here and
tHeTe IN oRIdnOmd, ana at the enO OF
the first hour of the session prices
were % to 26 points lower than the
finals of yesterday. October. after
rising to 21.55. fell off to 21.15
Futures opened steady: October,
21.3S: December, 21.34; January, 21.26;
March. 2121; May, 21.05.
LIVERPOOL. August 3.-Cotton-
Spot quiet: prices easier; good mid
ding. 1850: fully middling, 1345:
middling. 1880; low middling. 1855:
good ordinary, 12.0U; ordinary, 1l.50:
sales. 5000 bales, including 1000
American; receipts. none Futures
closed quiet: August, 1852; October,
1898; December. 1911: January, 1910:
March, 1902: May. 11.90; July, 11.80.
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. August Especially -
Poultry, live-Spring chickens, lb.
2Oa25: white leghorns. 1Sa2O: old
hens. 22a24; white leghorns, 1Sa2O:
old roosters. IA: ducks, 16a20; spring
ducks. 20a24; pigeons, pair. 25
Eggs 0oss off)-Native and nearby
firsts. doz.. %; southern. 20a21.
Butter-Creamery, fancy. lb., 36a
s61a: prints. 37a38; nearby creamery,
"a; ladies. 26a27; rolls. 24a26: store
packed, "a: dairy prints. 24a26; proc
ess butter, 31a32.
CHICAGO. August 3.-Butter-Firm
creamery extras. 331s; f1rsts. 29a31;
seconds, 2Sa2Si2 standards. 33. Eggs
Unchanged: receipts. S.s75 cases
Poultry, alive-Higher; fowls, 16a
2212 broilers, 21a a27: roosters, 13E