Evening star., 1921-02-10
GRAIN AND PRoyIsIONs


BALTIMORE. February 10 Especially
Potatoes, white, No. l. per 100 lbs
, l. 4oa1.50: cobblers. 1.40a1.5O; McCor-
micks, 115a1.25: No. 2, 50a7o; sweets
per bbl. 3.ooa5.o0; yams, 4.0oa4.5o; No
| 2. both 200a2.50: beans. green, pearl
and wax. per crate, 3.00a800: beets
per crate. 175a2.OO.
cabbage. per ton. 10.00a15.O0; cauli-
flower, per crate. 2.25a275;' celery. pei
crate. 2.50a3.00; cucumbers. per box
| / .QOas 90: eggplants. per crate. o.ooa-
| !. 90; kali. per bbi. 1.5Oal15; lettuce
per basket. 1.50a2.50: onions. per lo'
ibs.. l.pOa125; oyster plants, pei
hunch 6a9: parsnips. per bushel. .2t
al 40. peppers. per crate. 3.5oa4.oo
dishes. Der bunch. 4a5; Savoy cab
hage. per bushel. S0as0; spinach, pei
bbi, 2.50a3.00; peas. per basket S'o'
also. .ooe,o rr,,r.
n;ns ner bui 1.25. Apples. per bbl.
3.0oa5 90; No. 2. 2.50a3.50; box apples
ner box. 1.50a3 90: loose, per 100 lbs
oranges. per box, 325a4.A0. Grape
fruit. per box. 250a4.50. Tangerines
per strap, 5;ooas;oe Cranberries Dc
per bbl.. 14.C0a1S.0o. otra"oeir'es
per qt.. 55a60.
SELLING FHlSF - Sc"s'
wheat-No. red winter, spot
1879: No. red winter: sari'chy
spot, l.77l.; February. 1.1l12 March
17SA.
Wheat sales-None.
Corn-Cob, new. yellow. 3.oa 800
per bbl. in car lots contract cory
II. Is per hr.: February corn, Is
March corn; IS: track ax co corn yellow
No or better. so per ou.
coll
oats - No. white. 41a4!l2 pei
bushel: No. 3. 46a4Sh per bushel.
Rye-Bag lots on nearby rye. as &c
quality. l5oa1.6O per bnshel: NO.
western export spot 1861 per eus snei
Hay-No. / timothy. nominal: stand.
ard timothy. 26. ooa so: No. 2 timothy
25.0oa25.5o: No. 3 timothy. 2o,00a23- W
No l light clover mixed. "a 4ooa24.5o
No. . light clover mixed. 22.oca22.'
No. clover. mixed. 23.00a2350 NO
clover mixed. 19.ooa22.3o; No ] COY od
IS nOa oS 90: No ? clover. l9.ooaZ2.o'
SAMPLE ha- - 00a2o.o0.
Straw-No. / nominal: No. str"'eh
rye. nominal: No. t"n@l"d rye 7oo
| No. , taro'ad rye. 1s 90: No. ! wheat
! 130oa!3.5o: No. 2 wheat l2:ooa 81
=" '-.D, lS.00a 1880, No.
| oat. ,s.ooa17.oo.
NEW YORK. February 10.-Flour-
Steady: spring patents. S50a92o
I ~~-
! easy; middle west 12.15al2.23.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, February 10.-Quicknes!
with which offerings were taker
| brought about an advance in whea
prices today after hesitating start
Bulls contended that from this tiC'
| :orward the course OF values wouie
| g governed largely by the attitude o
| he producer. and that domestic in
! lead OF export condition.. \oulG -
! e ctief factor Talk was curreh
! 1T cou'.tr! ROADS were g-n"raIi.
, o nai $. p. 10 allow % = f~"" -" -"
| nj of "ny grain at present. Open
| L.'I. t,>-..- Iu5i
| an. Il .ie. re- :: = low. lie, M:..
! :; !. to 1.G2, and May. l.5l = to l.a2
J ~ ollo.s ed Gy material gains al
round.
Corn rose with wheat After Oman
| ng unchanged to ls higher including
| Nay at 665s to 66A. the marke
scored a moderate general upturn.
| Oats were governed by the action o
; other cereals. starting unchanged Il
| u off. May. 43%. and later advancing
! to well above yesterdays finish.
| Weakness in the hog market had
| bearish effect on provisions
| Enthusiastically; receipts. 35 cars
! norkhern white sacked, I.loal.lJ c"l.
! bulk. 1.20a1.30 cwt.; Wisconsin king!
! sacked. 1.00a1.10 cwt.
| COTTON MARKETS..
NEW YORK, February 1o.-The cot
| ton market showed renewed nervous
f; ness this morning owing to the con
/ tinued reports of British trade de
j preston. lower Liverpool cables ant
! rumors that considerable cotton wa!
| being shipped here from New Orlean:
! for delivery on March contracts
; other foreign buying on the decline
! but the south was seller. while there
vas scattered selling for local aht
! Wall street account.
/ Cotton futures opened easy: March
! 1850 May. 1895: July, l4.30a146o
! December. 14.15
! LIVERPOOL. February 10.-Cottoi
i-Spo, in moderate demand: prlce
: lower: good middiing. 9-42: fully min
/ ding, S.92: middiing. S0I; low mo
| ding, 6y2; good ordinary. 5.42: ordi
nary, 4.42: gales, 1000 bales. i"cludin;
| $500 American: receipts. 1900 baies
| including 1900 American; future
closed quiet: February, s."o; Marcn
1881: May. S.79: July, 9.04; octooef
9.2S; December. $50.
! NEW ORLEANS, February lo-Poo
cables were again depressing ~
fuence in the cotton market toua!
and prices were lower from the open
ing. A private bureau repora ,.ned on 'afh lh,
ary American consumption piaet eat on' n'
total at $4,000 bales against 29',oo'
| in December and $4,000 in January o
last wear. The figures We're regardee
las disappointing, although tne'
showed a gain over those 1or Deceih
Futures opened quiet. March, 1927
! May. 1854; July. 1882; October. l4.ll
I December, 14.25.