Evening star., 1921-01-14
Grain, Produce and Live Stock
, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

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BALTIMORE. January n Especially.
Potatoes. white. western and Penn
sylvania. No. I. per 100 pounds. lisa
i.90: eastern shore of Maryland and
Virginia cobblers. .7aaI.S0; McCor-
micks, l.46a1.5o: native and nearby.
No !, l.75al.so: all sections. No. 2. 75a
LOO: sweets, eastern shore OF Mary
land and Virginia. No. l, per barrel.
3.0oa3.5O: native and nearby. 4.O0a4.50: (:
No. >. 2.O0a2 SO; yams. all sections. No
!, per barrel. 4.00a4.50: No. 2. 2O0a
ESQ; beans. Florida, green. per bas-
4.9o; horseradish. per bushel. 4.0oa
Cabbage. New York. Danish. per ton,
20 00a25.00: caulifiower, per crate. $50
a3.oO: celery, washed. per bunch. 50a
30: rough: per crate. 1.5oa3.00: do, ma
pounds. 1.5o: pepperskper crate, 5.o0a
100; eggIant, per pate. 5.06aS.O0;
beets. Florida, per crate. $50: lettuce,
per basket. 2.ooa25o: Savoy cabbage.
per bushel. 75aso; squash, Florida, per
Onions. western Maryland and Penn.
sylvania. yellow. 100 lbs. 1.25a1.50:
eastern shore of Maryland and Vire.
ginia. bulk. per 100 lbs, 1:ooaL26.
Broccoli. per bu.: 5eaSo. Kale. Nor
folk. per bbl., 1.25a1.50. Cucumbers
Florida. per crate. 7.ooas.Oo. 70.
matoes, Florida, fancy. per crate. 500
a7.00: choice. 5.ooa5.5 so Oyster plant,
per 100 punches. 7.00aS.00:. Brussels
sprouts. per qt., 20a25. Parsnips. per
sss: ss;: ''a''' ''''' rnrniDs. per basket 50
Apples: all varieties, No =, per
bbl. 30gaSoo: do. No. 2. 2.s0a3 50;
do. loose, per 100 lbs. 1e5a1.5o Box
apples. per box. 1.soas.5o. Cranber-
Grapefruit. per box, s.eoa4.5o; Tan
gerinee. per strap. 4.ooas.0o. Straw
berries. Florida. per ot-, 4osso.
Oranges. per box. 3.50a4.25.
SELLING PRICES AT NOON.
| Wheat-No. l red winter. spot
| 2.0Ss; No. red winter. spot. 2.eS1:
| No. red winter, garlicky, spot. 1.sa
per bushel; January. 1873: February,
Wheat sales-Eone.
Corn-Cob. new yellow, 4.3sa4. "a
per barrel, in car lots: contract corn
spot. at 8S1s per bushsI: January corn
So; February corn, Ssa.
Corn saIes-None.
O2ts-No. 2 white, 50 per bushel; No.
Is. 57k per bushel.
! Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye. as to
| quality. 1.s0a1.e5 per bushel: No. 2
western export spot. 1877 per bushel
bid.
a2sso: standard timothy. zs.sea2zo zoo;
thy. 21eoa35o0: No. j l4ht clever,
mixed. 2s.Soa26.s0; No. 3'iiRht clover,
mixed. 33.8oa24.00: No. clover. mix ed,
e23.oo: No. l clover. 2s.ooA27ee: No. 3
clover. 21.ooac4.0o; sample hay, 1900
AL 90
Straw-No. I. nominal; No. straight
Eye. nominal: No. ! tangled rye, I70e:
1s.ooa1s.So; No. . wheat 12.0oaI2. 50;
No. 1 oat (nominaD. 18oea1sSO; No.
! 2 oat. 1S.00a17.e0.
CHICAGO. January "a. Urgent
need of rain in India tended to bring
about an advance today in the wheat
market here. Famine reports from
some provinces Of India gave fur
| ther emphasis to the unfavorab1e
crop conditions reported Buying.
however, lacked volume. Initial quo
tations. which ranged from a to 4
lower. with March 1.7s to 1.7S1a and
May 1.69la to 10. were followed by
| an advance. all around to well above
yesterdays finish.
Rural selling of corn counted
against any upturn in that cereal.
After opening unchanged to y lower,
including May at 74N to 74x. the
market recovered to about yester-
days closing figures. =
Oats. like corn. seemed inclined. to
lag. starting 4 shade to u off, May
4s%. and failing to get much above
| the initial level.
Provisions were weak in line with
hogs.
Later, the slowness of export wheat
I business led to setbacks. The close
! was heavy. Y to 2 net lower. with
March. 1.77h to l.77R, and May. 10
! to 1.70k.
Subsequently. good corn demand
I from the seaboard upheld values until
| just before the finish. Closing prices
were easy Is to !. net lower, with