Evening star., 1921-10-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, October IL (Speci:ti).
-Potatoes-New. $50 pounds. "-oOa
3.5; No. :, 1.75a2.0O: 100 pounds 20
!a2.5O; No. .. LOCALES: sweets and
yams, barrel. 2..5a3.5e; No. ,, 1.'oa
zoo: bushel. 1.0ea1.2: beans. bushei,
6oa1 90: be.tS, bunch. 2a3: broccoli
bushcl, 25a30; cabbage, per ton. 2'.oo
a42Go: carrots. bunch. 3ao: caull-
flower. barrel. l.5Oa3.50: celery Dozen
3ua6J: crate. 2.Una 4ao
Corn, dozen. 10al5: cucumbers, bush
ell l5Oa2.50: eggplant. basket. ao't"3'
lettuce. bushel. Joal.oo llhla Deans
bushel l0Gal.60: onions. 100 poundS'
0oai5o; parsnips. bushcl. LOO; pep
pers, basket. 20a3o; pumpkins, each'
JaS: SAVOY cabbage. buShel boa'o +,
suiaach, hushcl soar: tomatoes,
basket. 30a5O: bushel, Goa9o; turnips'
basket. 3OaI".
Apples. packed. barrel. G.ooaS.oo;
No. 2. 4O0a5. 90: hushel. 1.2oao.50 loose.
100 pounds. 2.00a2.50; box apples, 20
a3.5G: cranberries, barrel, 1l.o0al3.00; ;
plums. 1.25.
Grapes. basket, 27a3o: 20 pounds.
l20al.3J: grapefruit. box, 4.0oao.oo;
pears, bushcl. 1.25ai-0o; ounces
bushel l51a3.0O; cheStnutS, bushei,
6.0Oa7.S0.
Whea1-No. 1 red winter. spot. no
quotations: No. . red winter spot.
117i.: No. ;. 1.12l.: No. red winter.
garlicky, spot. Ill l..
October wheat. 1.ll'..
November wheat. no quotation.
Sales-Ea., lots of nearby. by sam
pie, at loo; car lots of No. 3 red
car lots of No. red winter. spot
l.17k: car lots OF No. red winter
garlicky. spot. LII L.
Corn-Ntw yellow cob corn is quot
ed at 260a2.65 per bbl. for deferred
shipment. Contract corn. spot: - 4s !;
track corn. yellow, No. or bc1ter,
domestic. so asked
No sales.
Oats-No. white, new. 45ai6; No. 3
white, new. as to weight. 43a44
Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye. as to
quality, s5a9O per bushel: No. west
ern export. spot. 3al per bushei' No
,, no quotation.
Hay-EeceiptS of new hay TODAY
were il tons.
The demand for hay is centered on
the better grades of timothy and
light mixed. which are selling at
range of 1900 To 21.o" per ton Tor
fair 10 good quality of new mixed hay
and timothy. While receipts are light,
they are sufficient for all demands.
Straw-No. 1 straight rye. nomi-
nall No. . straight rye. nominal; No.
l wheat 1900; No. l oat, 1i.50a a1o.oO.
CHICAGO. October 13.-Material de-
clines took place in the wheat mar
ket today largely as a consequence of
price breaks yesterday in the north
west when the Chicago exchange was
closed y bearish construction that
in some quarters was put upon re-
marks by Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace tended also I" depress val
ucS F'urt hcrmore. Il new low price
record for German marks was gener-
ally regarded as a handicap on grain
values Wheat opened = to Pa
lower. with December at LIS 10 1.13l Il
end May 1.171a to us, scored mod
crate rally and then sagged again.
Corn and oats weakened with
wheat. Corn, after starting q to 2
lower. with December 47A to As, un-
derwent slight additional sag.
Initial prices for oats were 4 to "a
down, December 341a to 34ks, and
there were other losses later.
With hog values on the down
grade, provisions lacked support.
Subsequently good demand for flour
at Minneapolis helped to check thc
weakness. Wheat prices closed to
"a net lower. at 1.12la to LIZA for
December. and LII to 1.17A for May
Favorable weather for corn counted
somewhat as bearish factor The
market closed heavy, rs to 2$4 lower.
with December. 462s to 46:s.