Evening star., 1921-01-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


BALTIMORE. January ls (spe-
, ciaD. = Potatoes - White. western
Maryland and Pennsylvania, No. l.
per 100 lbs, 1.6Oa1.75: eastern shore
# Ma'ylard and Virginia cobblers
1;6oa1.75; McCorrnicks, 1.s4ai.49 na- M
| 2. 5oa75 Sweets. eastern shore OF
| Maryland and Virginia, No. !. pei
nb'.. 3.00aa so: natle"s and n'arbv
| 4.oOa4.5o; No. 2. 2.ooa2:5o: Vans. an
sections. No. I. per bbl. 4.ooa4:oO
No 2; 2ooa25o Beans. ms Florida; dag green snd
| way. 2.00a4.00. Horseradish. per bu.
| mas nn Beets, Florida, per crate
2.50a2.75.
Cabbage, New York, Danish. per
| ton. 1s:ooa15:oo. caulifioWsr.. pc. pc.
crate: s;5ea2:75, Celery, washed ash,s psaa 81
! a3.0o: do. native. per bunch. eas'
Spinach. per bu.. 1.50a1.75. Eggplant.
per crate, 5.O0as.00. Lettuce, per
basket, 2.00a2.75.
Savoy cabbage. per bushel. 75a! 90
Squash, Florida, per crate. ssoal. 90 90
Onions, western Maryland and Pennsyl'
vania: yellow. 100 lbs. 1.25a1.so: east
ern shore of Maryland and Virginia
bulk, per 100 lbs. 1.25a1.50. kale. NOR
70 k, per bbl. ITS. Cucumbers. F2or1da'
per crate, 7.00a8.00.
s.oOa6. 90; choice, 3.ooa4.5o; common n
punches, 7.ooas.oo Broccoli, per bushel.
5Oa60 Brussels sprouts. par quart, iaa
20. Patsnipe. per bu.. LOO. Turnps'
per basket, 50a65.-
Apples, all varieties. No: !. per Dbl
3. .0oas. 90; do. No. 2, 2.5oa3.eo; DO
loose, per 100. lbs. 1.25a1.5o; box apples
per orsnses sum. YES Der box. s.s5a4.oo. Gran
barries per Dbl. 14.00a15.0o. Grape
fruit. Der box, l.o0a5.o0. Strawberries
strap. S.o91s. 90. I
.seiline Prices at Nssa.
Wheat-No.., red winter Spot
1854; No. red winter, spot. Ivy
No. 3 red winter. garlicky. spot, l.so
per bushel: yansssry 1'ss; fe0ruafs'
wheat sales~Bag lots Of nearby. by
sample, at 1.74 per bushel. a.
Corn-Cob, new, yellow, 4s25a4,5O
ner barrel, in car lots; contract corn
suot. 81h per bushel; January corn
II. February. corn, -79h; track corn.
ysllowe Motor better. sz per Dushe'
Corn sales.Bag lot of yellow at
wharf, at 30 per bushea.
asked: ;: No. 56s per bushel asked.
Rye,-Bax lots OF nearby. rye. as to
onalitv. /. 90 per bushol; No. west
ern export, spot, 1.82h per bushei PIC; a.
Hay-No. 1 timothy 1nominaD, zso0o ~.
s.so standara simSsnS tim 81 az: No. timo:
thy. 21.O0a73.o0: No. 1 light clover
mixed. 25.5oa2s.5o: No. 2 light clover
mi1ed 81. .00a24.00; No. 1. clover, mix
ed. 25. .oOa2s.50: No. n clover mixed: o
81 '00a23. 90: No clover, z6.Oga1i @ w.
No. : clover, 2l.ooaz4.oo;, sample hay
isstraS straw@So. /, nominal: No. 2
.,rai1ht re. nominal; No. tangled
Yve-. i7.oe: No. : tangled rye. 1890:
No. i wheat, 13.0oa13.5o: No. wheaa;
12.ooa12.so; No. I oat Snomimai)' In ls.oo
CHICAGO. January Is.-Bears found
support lacking in the wheat mar
ket today and forced q material Set
hack In values, More or less OF the
weakness was ascribed to, q .tradi-
tional view that. as rule. January
is a month Of declining prices. Ap-
parent nearness OF enlarged 1n!p-
counted also as a depressing, factor:
Opening quotations. which ranged
from to IN lower. with Marcn
173H to 1.74 and May 1.66 ~ to !.ob.
were followed by additional. declines
and then something Of q rally.
Liberal receipts acteo AZ q weiSu
on the corn market. After opening ee
to e9H. prices continued to sag.
oats went to the lowest price yet
this season, starting unchanged to
Xax down. May 45A and IS y. and
then weakening all around
owing to absence Of any special de-
snite firmness in the hog market.
Cash corn, and oats touched the
lowest figures since 1915: The futures
market closed nervous, y to III net
lover. with May ssx to 6sA.
It was reported that Europeans
bought 100000 bushels on the ad aes
little tendency. to recover Prices
closed unsettled. 2 to az net lower.
with March 1.72h to 1.72A and May
I64A to 1.64h.
wHEAr- Open. High. Low; ciase.