Evening star., 1921-06-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Md, June 15.-Potatoes
white. No. l. per hundred weight. 5Va
60; cobblers, 50a60; McCormicks, 50a6O;
new, per barrel. 1.0Oa3.7 IS: sweet, pei
barrel. s.5oa7;5 vans, 35oae: o. I.h Beans !,
green. pearl and wax. per bushei
1.05a2.00: corn. per crate. 2.0Oa4.0o
beets, per bunch, 4a5: asparagus. pei
doz.. 1.50a3.6O cabbage. per crate
1.5Oa2.00; cucumbers. per box. Z;s9a
$50; eggplant. per crate 2.ooas.ooi
bushel. 2.ooa2.75: peppers. per crate
punches. 75al.Oo: spinach. per bushel
1.00a1.25; radishes, per 100 bunches
!. 1.0Oa2.OO: rhubarb./ per 100 bunches
4.0oa5.o0: tomatoes. per crate. e. :;9oa yo.
500; ,Ias APPLES per per psrreL crate sSoasoo
peaches, per crate, 3.o0a3.50: grape
fruit. per box, 3.OOa5:50: oranges, per
box, 350a6.50: strawberries, pei
quart, 15a30: blackberries. per quart
1sa25: raspberries, per quart lsaso
cherries. per quart: loaZo: WaLe mn,as
e1ste. @sienSs; s;.ooa5s5S. sf; '
Selling Prices Mt Noon.
Wheat-No. red winter. spot.
1914: No red winter. garilcky'
spot. 1.54%. No quotations on June
' sales"Bas lots at 1.s5a1.s5 per
Corn-Cob, new; yellow. 3.soa3.s5
per barrel, in carload lots: white. ~
per barrel lower: contract corn, Hpo.'
TOA: No. 4, 67A: cob corn, yelloW'
No. or better. domestic. 76; no quo
oatsNNo: 2. white. Az asked; No.
;. white. 46h asked.
Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye, as to
quality, 1.20a1.30 per bu.: No. west
ern export. spot, 1.43 per bu.; NO. D.
lO ner bu
Hay-No. 1 timothy. nominal: stand
ard timothy, 22.0Oa22.5o: No. timo-
thy, e0.Ooa20.5O: No. timothy. !a.ooa
IL. 90: No. light clover. mixed. ls.Soa
1000: No. light clover m,aea; a., tS,T"a eo nn
1900: No. l clover. mixed, l9;ooa2o:Uo
No. 2 clover. mixed, 14.ooa17.oo: No
;. 11.ooa13.Oo; No. ! clover ls.oca
1880; No . clover. 12.ooa13.oo: No. 3,
10. ooa IL So sample hay. Il. o.ooa14oo
straw-No. l: weak: No; l stra,gnt oa
rye. nominal: No. tangled rye ~
Is. .ooa15.5o; No. 9 wheat, 13.ooa1s. so:
! No. / oat. nominal. 15.50a16.50.
CHICAGO, June 15.-Fresh breaks in
the price Of wheat accompanied gen
eral selling today on the part Of com
mission houses. Much of the bearish
sentiment prevailing was ascribed to
the fact that Illinois growers were
offering wheat freely for shipment in
time to be delivered here on July con:
tracts. Besides. export call appeared
to be lacking. Initial quotations
which ranged from Y to IN lower
with July, 1891 to 1.35. and Sep
tember 1928 to 1.24. were followed by
material further setbacks.
Favorable weather and the large
stocks on hand had a bearish effect
on corn. After opening 4 off to y
up, including September at 63h to
63A, the market sagsed all round.
Oats were depressed in line with
other grain. starting shade to y
lower; September. 3sA to 80. and then
continuing to descend. =
Higher prices on. hogs tended to
strengthen provisions. - -
Potatoes weaker; receipts "a cars
northern white, sacked and bulk. S0s
85 cwt.; Louisiana and Alabama Tri-
umphs, 2.75 cwt.; Virginia. 4.25 barrel
North Carolina, 3.40a3.50 Dbl.
Rallies in wheat took place later
owing to food reports from Nebraska
and because Of export sales to Ger
many, but the upturns were not Of a
lasting sort. The close was unsettled. !
to 3A cents net lower, with July Isl 4
to 1921 and September, 1.22A to
1929. =:
Subsequently the corn market re-
covered somewhat with wheat The
close. was nervous, at-A to ! cent ne,
fdecliue, with September. S24 to 62A