Evening star., 1921-10-04
Grain, Produce and Live Stock
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

BALTIMORE. October (speciap.-
Potatoes, white. 100 lbs. 2.75a3.51;
ioo lbs, 2.ooa2.25; No. 2. 75a175.
l25; No. 2, bbl.. l.soa2.oo. Beans.
bu.. 15a1.20 Beets bunch, 2a3. Bro
coli, bu., 25a30. Cabbage. head, 5a7.
Carrots, bunch, 312a4. Caulifower
Dbl onl S;3oa4 ga: 90; Celery, doz, 3oae5;
Corn. doz.. 12a25. Cucun1bers. bu
1.50a2.50. Elephants basket. 3na3-
Lettuce: bu., 50a75. Lima beans. M.
I;2oalaO. Onions, 100 lbs, 3GDa4.aa.
feppers; basket, loa3o. Pumpkin
tomatoes, basket. 5oa65: bu. 90aIIp.
Apples. No. l. packed. bbl.. 200.
Hoo; No. 2. 5.50a6.50; hu.. 2.25aS
No. 2; 1.5oa2.eo; loose. bbl. 3.0oa5 90
/ lVg oo IDS, 2:Iea5.Go: box apples. 3.oo
Cranherries, bbl.. 1lOoalS.Oo.
Grapes, pony basket, IS: 30 lbs
1.13al.25. Pears, hu.. 2.6Na4. 90. Plum
and prunes, bu., 3.GGa4 90. Ounce
/ bu., l.25a2.50.
Selling Prices at Noon.
Wheat-No. red winter. spot. r.
! quotation: No. . red winter spo'
I.Z9 . NO. ). pos No. red winte.-
, garllcky. spot, 117L
/ October wheat. 1.l7k
sales.
| Corn-Season for old cob corn j.
over; New cob corn is quoted at $
per bbl on deferred shipments; con
| tract corn, spot, 59ss: track corr
yellow, No. ), or better. domesr..
Go asked. No sales.
| Oats-No. white. new. 46a47: NJ
3 white, new. as to weight. 44a45.
! Rye-Bsg lots OF nearby rye. as t.
quality. S0a95 per bu.: No ? wes3
ern export. spot. 1.oei4 - bu.: NJ" 4,
, no quotation.
| Hay-Rec"ipts of new hay todas
We're only 1S tons, including IS tons
! for export.
The demand for hay is fair at =,
range of 1900 to u 90 per ton for fair
! to good quality of ne. mixed Ia,
and timothy. While receipts ar
! hight. they are sufficient for all d.
! mands
straw-No. straight rye, nominal
NO. straight rye, nominal; No :
wheat. 1900: No. / cat, i.soa15 Ge -
! CHICAGO, October 4.-Wheat prices
! mad an upward tendency today. IN
| fuenced more or less by an opinion
current that there is but little unsoId
wheat in Europe and that there will
be no world surplus this year
/ whereas at the end of last year there
was large one. Absence of sel!in.
! pressure was also feature. The
| only offerings of consequence can't
! from houses with northwestern con
! nections. Opening prices, which var
| ried from unchanged figures to
| higher, with December. 11S1@ to
! 1.19A and May 1.23A TO 1.23sa were
| followed by a slight sag, and then
| by moderate upturns all round.
/ Notwithstanding frost last night
corn was firm with wheat. After
| opening unchanged to Il higher. in
! Guiding December at 49ai to 1875, the
| market scored additional gains.
| Oats derived strength from other
! cereals, starting Is off to like ad-
i vance. December. 36l4 10 368, and
! then made general upturn.
Higher quotations on hogs gave
| lift to provisions.
| Subsequently, profit-taking cor:
sales led to a setback. The clos
was weak, L to IS net lower, with
] December 4914 to 49as.
| Sharp wheat declines took place
| later, owing in a large degree, APP
parently. to absence Of export husi-
| ness and to assertions that ArEen-
| tina was underselling the United
| States. The close was heavy, pa to
| 3s. net lower. with December. 1151.
i TO 1.152 and May, 1.19a to 1.20.