Evening star., 1921-09-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. September 29 (Spe-
cia).-Potatoes. white, $50 poundx.
3.oOa3:75; 100 pounds. 2.0Ga2.50; No. >
and No. 8. s0a1.25: sweets and yams
nushel. LOCAL %: barrel. 3.Jua3.71: y, :
z. a0a2.00; beans. bushel, 40a11tSt
beets. bunch. 2a3: broccoli, busheI. q :.
25; cabbage, head. 4a7; carrots. -
pounds. 2.25a2.50 caulifiower. barre.
3.9oaS S-o0; celery, dozen, 35a75; crate.
| Corn. dozen. 10ao5: cucumbers busr ,
el. l25a2.50; eggplant. basket. 2Oa25
lettuce. bushel. 15a1.75: lima bea, ::
oushei l5Oa2.00: onions. 100 pound :
2.oca4:oO: peppers. basket I0a4 :
pumpkins, Zach, 4aS: squash. baske
2sa5o; tomatoes, basket 40a6c: bush
| 15a1.05 =
i Apples-Packed. barrel. 5.oca11G
bushel. l.10a3.25: loose barrel. 30.
! 300: per 100 pounds. 2.50s3.0t; cant. .
h h.oapes. crate: l.0oa4.00 cranberric 8
Grapes. small basket. 2sa30: 90. 4
/ basket. 1.l5aI.25; pears. bushel.
| at.oo' piums and Drunes. bushel. 80 !
500; ounces. busheI. l.o0a250; ches +
| nuts. bushci. 9.a0alGOO
Selling Prices Mt Noon.
| Wheat-No. ] red winter, spot. -
quotation; No. red winter, spoi
l.s7,-: No. 3. 1924; No. red whit,
garlicky. spot 1.19l.
September wheat. 1.19l. per bu: Oc-
tober wheat, 1Isa.
| Corn-Cob, new. yellow. $50 Der bbl .
IN car lots: contract corn. spot. 59as
track corn, yellow, No. 3 or better. do
mestic 81
! .Sales-Bag lots of white. fly cut. de-
| livered. So per bu
| Cats-So. white. new, 4Ta4S: No
white, new. as TO weight 45a46
Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye, as Ia
quality, 90a1.00 per bu.: No 2 west
no quotation.
Hay--Receipts of new hay today
were IS tons.
The demand for hay is fair at I.
range of 1900 to 21.00 per ton far
fair to good quality of new mixed hay
and timothy. Receipts moderate. but
ample.
! Low grade and bad odor hay has no
definite market value.
| Straw-No. straight rye, nominal;
No. straight rye, nominal: No. ]
wheat. 1900; No. l oat, 14.50a15.o0.
CHICAGO. September 29.-Wheat
continued to decline in price today
| affected mainly by the seeming lack
Of any foreign demand of importance
for shipments from this country. In
this connection. estimates were cur
rent that Germany. Italy and France
all had raised much greater wheat
| crops than last year. Reports of
luoAfSSS tHS heul u ddt at 2hli'-
neapolis counted also as a bearish
! factor. Opening quotations. which
varied from q off to 4 advance, with
December, 1904 to 1.21N, and May.
1.24A to 1.25h. were followed by ma
terial setbacks all around.
Corn and oats went downgrade with
wheat. September corn tumbling TO
the lowest level since 1906. After
opening unchanged to kas off. in
cluding December at 497s to 501S. the
corn market continued to weaken.
Oats started unchanged to SO lower.
December. 36Jb, and then scored
further losses.
Weakness in hog values had de-
pressing effect on provisions.
| Potatoes-Weak: receipts. 1913 cars:
total United States shipments. 1.a52:
Minnesota Red river. 1.65a1.S5 c.w.t:
| sand land Ohios. 1.00a1.50 c.w.t.: North
! Dakota Red river. 1.60a1.75 c.wt.:
Idaho. 1.75a2.00 c.w.t; Wisconsin
white, 1.65a1.s5 c.w.t.; Maine cobblers.
1925 c.w.t.
A sharp wheat rally took place in
| the last half of the day as result of
| persistent buying on the part of spec-
| ulators. who have been on the selling
side of late. The close was strong.
| to 2IL net higher. with December.
1923 to 1854, and May, 1.271s TO
1.27Z.
Corn-Frost predictions had but
| little influence. as practically all OF
| the crop has matured. The close was
| unsettled, y net lower to II asa ad-
vance. with December so to 50is.