Evening star., 1922-09-15
Grain, Produce
LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES.

Eggs-Strictly fresh, selected, canoieo
per dozen. 36; average receipts 3d.
Live poultry-Roosters. per h.; IS;
turkeys. per h.. 25: spring chick
ems. per lb.. 2Sa30: keats, young, each'
35a50; fowls, 24a27.
Dressed poultry-Fresh killed spring
chickens, per h.. 30a35: hens. per ib.,
IS; roosters. per Ib.. 10: turkeys. per lb.
a5a40; keats. young, each. 35a5o; ,o.
Live stock-Calves. choice. per lb.. .lS;
medium. per h., 10a11; thin. per lb.' eas.
Lambs. choice. per lb.. -; live piss'
Green fruits-Apples. new. per Dbl, a
0oa5.0o per bushel BASKET. nearby 9oa W
l50. California oranges, per crate, s:oo
alo5o; lemons. per boy. 4.ooao ;o".
Peaches. per basket. l:5oa2 SO. cana, "a.
loupeI e5 bopsyasrs Roeky1ords nA's' ~
Vegetables-Potatoes. per bol. no; i.
200a2.50; per sack, 1.75a2.35: No. =. Sga
LOO Sweet potatoes. North Carolina.
20Ga2.5O nearby. 2.00a2.75. Lettuce, per
erate 5oa75 New York Per Pe Grant aSmblinss isS
per crate. 1O0a1.50. Onions. per SACK, a
2.oOa2.25. Cabbage. West Virginia. 1:59a
200 per bbl.; nearby cabbage, per Dbl,
1.o0a1.5O. Cucumbers, per bu:. l;oGa oe
$50 Eggplants., per crate 1es1 aes q
Beans. 25oa45o per bbl Peas. 2.9es ees
800 per basket. Peppers. per crate. zSa
So Ka,e. 5Oa75. Spinach. per crate
75al co. Lima beans. per quart ioa3o; w.
Celery. per doz.. 5Oal.OO. Corn' loa-o
per doZ.
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. Nd, September 10
Especial - Live poultry spring
chickens. pound. 24a27; white leg
horns. 2oa24: old hens. 2oa27; white
leghorns, 2Oa22: old roosters, i4a! ..
Ducks. l9a22; small and poor, l5ai6,
Pigeons. pair, 20a25. Guinea fowl
each. 4oaeO.
Eggs Qoss of)-Native and nearby
tirsts. dozen. S5; southern, 32aS3: =,
aa2: prints. 41a43; nearby, creamery,
33a35; ladies'. 27a2s: rolls. 24a26
storepacked, "a; dairy prints, 24a26;
process butter. 3la32.
CHICAGO. September 15.-Butter-
Firm creamery extras. 3s1s; hrsts'
81 1.a33; extra firsts, "a sa37; seconds
29%. .a30: standards. 35a.
Eggs - Unchanged; receipts, 6.l2
cases.
Poultry-Alive. higher; fowls. lba2S
springs. "a; roosters, l4i2.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK, September 15.-The
cotton market opened steady today
at a decline of to 9 points. with
December selling off to 2l.6i anu
January 2l.55. or about to 10 points
net lower. This was attributed part
ly to overnight selling orders from
the south. while there was also
scattering liquidation. due to more
favorable weather reports than eA-
pccted and continued reports that
the south was selling cotton as
rapidly as it was ginned. New Or
leans was a seller here, but commis-
sion houses and local traders bought,
and prices held fairly steady during
the early trading. There were con-
tinued reports of good business IN
cotton goods, with sales in the Fan
pieces for the week. Liverpool
cables said that Lancashire spinners
were fair buyers. but that there was
little demand from the continent.
The early hedging and realizing ap-
peared to be readily absorbed on the
ket was steadier later. December con-
tracts sold up from 2l.6I to 21.S5
and January from 21.5o to 2l92. or
! about IA to 20 points net higher, and
held within 4 or points of these
! hgures around midday.
NEW ORLEANS, September 10
Poor cables, more or less hedge sell
! ing and an altogether unfavor BILE
opinion of foreign political conditions
depressed the cotton market today
| In the first hour of business prices
! dropped l9 to % points, October sag
| ging to 20.s3.
! LIVERPOOL. September 15.-Cot-
! ton-Spot quiet; prices unchanged;
! American middling fair. l4.47; good
middling. 1851: fully middling, 1912
! middling. 1892; low middling. 1887;
good ordinary. 1902; ordinary, 11.52
| sales. 5000 bales. including $500
i American; receipts. 1000 bales: no
American. Futures closed steady;
! September. 1850; October, 1850: De-
cember. 12.3s: January, 1898; March,
| l2.25 May, 1918; July, 11.99.