Evening star., 1921-08-22
Grain, Produce and Live Stock
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

! BALTIMORE. August % (SpeciaD.-
Potatoes, white. bushel. 1.75a1.90; 100
pounds. 2.25a2.75; Nos. and 3. 75a
| 1.50: sweets, barrel. 450a5.00; yams
40Oa4. so; beans, busrel, 75a1.4O: beets.
! bunch, 2a3; cabbage, head. 4as: car
| rots. bunch. 2a3 celery. crate, 3.5Oa
| 400: corn. dozen. sails: cucumbers
basket. 35a45; egg plants. basket. 25a
beans bushel. 5oas0; onions. bushel
/ 125a1.50; peppers. basket, 15a25;
squash. basket. 2oa3o; tomatoes,
basket. 5Oa7o; hushel LIS.
Apples. barrel. 250a4.00: bushel
| 50a3 90: cantaloupes. basket. 30a50; :;
crate. 5oa1.25; damsons. pound: 4;
grapes. common. basket. 1.25a1.50.
| Peaches, basket. 150al.75; crate.
| 2.00a5. 90; pears. Bartlett. basket. 1.0Oa
125: pickles, 75al 90: common, 5Oa15;
plums. blshel, 2.ooa3.0o; watermelons'
selects. per 100. 90 00a35.00; primes,
| 8. s.0Oa15.0O: culls, 3.00a5.00.
Selling Prices Mt Noon.
wheat-No. red winter, spot,
| 1861. per bushel: No. red winter,
spot. 1859: No. red winter, gar
| licky. spot. 1.16
| August wheat. 1.IS per bushel:
September, 1.16A cargoes on grade
No red winter. garlicky. LIS; No.
| d, l.OH. NO. !, I.u4, NO. d. ~
| Sales-Bag lots of nearby at 10.
.05 and 1.10 per bushel. Car lots of
| No red winter. spot, at 1.25
| Flour conditions are very much un-
settled. with a lower tendency. owing
! the drop in wheat prices.
! Corn--Cob. new. yellow. $50 per
barrel; contract corn. spot. 63& !:
track corn. yellow. No. or better.
| domestic, IS.
Oats-No. . white, new. 411a; No.
Is white. new. 37l2. Old oats at
Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye. as to
quality. so to 1.15 per bushel; No. 2
western export. spot. LOS per bushei;
No. 3. no quotation.
| Hay-in new timothy and light
mixed hay arriving in good order
| d fair demand at 16.00a21.0o per ton.
All damaged. hot and rusty cars of
new hay have to be sold at whatever
they will bring.
| Straw-No. l straight rye. nominal
No. straight rye. nominal: No. tan
| gled rye, 1850: No. 2 tangled rye,
i145O: No wheat. 1880: No. l oat,
nominal 1850 to 1900; No. oat, no
quotation.
/ CHICAGO, August 22.-Continued
! heavy export reports. coupled with
Ibuying here by houses credited with
| seaboard connections. caused an up
| turn in wheat at the start of today's
trading on the board of trade. Sep
| tember opened X to 4 higher at
Ills to 1.1G. while December was half
lower at las. to LIS. but soon
showed the effects of that Septem-
ber strength and touched 1.16i2.
! When the eastern orders were filled.
however, the local shorts raided
i September and the early gains were
| lost.
| Corn was dull. but slightly firmer.
on word that country offerings were
lheld somewhat higher than the
market. September started unchang-
ed at 51Ts to So. and Deember. u to
! "A higher, at 52a to SO. The market
followed wheat up and held gains of
| II to Fl fairly well.
! Oats attracted some buying by
commission houses, starting 4 to u
higher, with September 33Fs to "a.
and December. 36h to 362..
| Provisions opened ~ to lower
on light offerings. Weak cables and
Hover hog prices were factors.
| September wheat sank to under
31.131s. new low for the season, but
both options rallied when the visible
| supply statement showed an uneX-
pected decrease of $4,000 bushels
The close was at the top with Sep
tember 116S to III and December
Ills to 1.1Sh.
A decrease of 100000 bushels in
the visible supply sent corn up in
| the late trading and the close was at
| high figures for the day with Sep
.tember 531a to 53% and December 54.