Evening star., 1921-07-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. July tSpeciaD.-Po-
tatoes. new. per bbl., 1.00a2.50; per bu.
40as5: Beans. green and wax. per bu.
90a1.40: beetS. per bunch, 3a5: aspa ra-
gus. per doz.. 1.20a3.00: corn. doz.
3Oa40.
Cabbage. per head. 4as: cucumbers.
per basket. 9oa1.25: eggplants per
crate. 2.ooa35o: peas. per bu... 2.6oa
100: peppers. per crate. 2.OOa3 90:
spring onions, per 100 lunches. 15a
100 ;spin:ch. per bu.. 1.50a1.75; rhu-
barb. per 100 punches. 3.o0a4.00.
Tomatoes. per basket. 2.00a2.50: ap-
pies. per bbl.. 2.80a5 90: grapefruit. per
box. 3.5Oa6.00; oranges. per box. $50
a6.o0.
Blackberries. per quart. 1sa25: rasp-
berries. per qt.. 20a2S: canteloupes.
per crate 1.o0a3.75: wHtermelons. each.
30aso; pineapples. per crate. 4.0oa6.5o.
Selling Prices at Noon.
Wheat-Eo. red winter. spot.
1.FhTNo. red winter. garlicky, spot.
ls4@; July wheat 1.24h: August no
Sales-BaG lots of new wheat.
nearby. by sample. as to quality and
condition, at so. 81. LOO, 1.05. 1.10.
lie. lis. l.l6 and lis per bushel.
Corn-Cob. new. yellow. 3.70a3.75
per barrel; for white. 15 to 20 per
barrel lower in carload lots: contra ct
,
track corn, yellow. No. or better,
domestic. 73l..
oa,s-No. 9 white. 45E: No. 3
white. As.
Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye as to
quality. 1.2oal.3o per bushel: No. >
western export. spot. 371a per bushel.
Hay-Eo. l timothy. nominal. stand
ard timothy. 2o.O0a22.50: No. . timo-
thy. 20.0oa205o: No. 3 timothy. 14Ooa
1900: No. l light clover mixed, 19.5oa
1000: No. = light clover mixed. l500a
1900: No. l clover mixed. l95Oa2O 90:
No , clover. mixed. 14.00a17 90: No. 3.
liooa3.o0; No. l clover. Is 0ca1S so:
ll.5o; sample hay. 1>.O0a14.OO
Straw-No. straight rye, nominal.
NO; nominal: No. l tangled rye.
1900; No. tangled rye. 1900: No. 1
wheat. 14.O0a15.00: No. = wheat, l3Ooa
1880; No. oat. nominal. 1885,. 6. 80.
CHICAGO. July 1.-Dry, hot weathe-
northwest accompanied by crop dam
age reports. had bullish effect on the
wheat market today. In Minnesot,
the loss was estimated at five bushels
an acre already. Throughout a large
section predictions were current tbat
uniess general rains came soon north
western crops would be greatly re-
duced. Opening prices. which varied
from lower to 4 advance, with
July 1928. to 1.24A. and September
l23 to la. were followed by material
upturns all round and then something
of a reaction.
Corn rose with wheat. and as re-
suit OF advices that Nebraska corn
was curling in the fields owing to alb
normal heat. After opening y to IL
higher. including September at SCI.
advance
Oats were strong with other cereals
starting y to Is up. September 3SA
TO 3SHs. and then continuing to ascend
FlrmneSs in the hog market helped
10 strengthen provisions.
Potatoes-Wcaker; receipts, sixty
one cars; Virginia. 375a40o bbi
carolinas. 3.00a335 bbl.; northern
white. so cwt
subsequently the wheat market
lacked support and it was said thai
acceptances on bids to the country
mad been heavy. Prices closed weak
" to 2A net lower. with july 1esE
TO l22A and September 1.21l to
Later the corn market was bear,sb
ly affected by estimates that the cron
condition as a> whole was 90 the
highest in ten years. Prices closed
unsettled. Y to 1% net higher, with
September 62A