Evening star., 1921-02-26
and Live Stock
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ciaD.-Potatoes. white. No. /. per 100
pounds. 1:25a1.35; cobblers. 1.25al.35;
Mccormicks. 1.eoa11o: No ,, so;
sweets "e per barrel. 3.5oae.oo: vans
! 4.o6a5.0o: No. and culls. 2.5oa3.o0;
beans. green pearl and wax. per ham
! per. 4.0oa6.o0; beets per bunch. 5aS.
Cabbage. per ton. 17.00a22. 90: cucum-
bers, per box. ,.00aS.Oo; celery, per crate
2.2oa9-"o; 2o egsplants. per crate. 5-ooa
;uce. per basket. 1.o0a3.a0: onions.
per 100 pounds. 75a1.25; oyster plants.
bunch. IaS: parsnips. bushel, LOO;
peas, basket. 330a5.oa; peppers, crate,
oooa6.oh; radishes. bunch. 4a5.
Tomatoes, crate, 2.aoa6,50; turnips.
bushel, l.25 spinach. barrel. 2.00a2. so.
Apples. No. !, per barrel. 3.50a6.00;
| box, apples. 1.50a3.25: loose. per 100
pounds: 1.5oa2,oo; grapefruit, box,
Oranges, box. a.oOas.75: tangerines.
per quart. 25a6o.
Selling Prices at Noon.
Isl Z; No. red winter garlcky spot.
LII p; February, i.1.i.; March.
I.1Iia: May. 1.s3fa
Wheat sales--None.
| Corn-Cob. new. yellow. 40Oai. 10
per barrel. in careoeS. contract corn,
Silol, c. Il pei buSHel. FSDruarV corn,
S2A; March corn, sl$.: Track corn.
yellow. No. or better. S5 per hushel
asked.
Corn sales-Car lot of No yellow at
elevator at s. per bushel. Cargo of No
3 whit" at Sir.
Bag lot of No mixed. at sl4.
oats No. : white. soa5oia per
hushel asked; No. 3. 4sa49l. per
bushel asked.
Rye--Bag lots of nearby rye. as to
quality, $50 60 per hushel: No .
W. stern export, spot, 1.6l per busheI.
ard timothy. 25.0oa25.50: No. tim
othy. 2400a24.50; No. ; timothy. 100
a22.00; No. light clover mixed. % 90
a23.50: No. . light clover mixed 1900
a22.o0: No. clover mixed. u .00a2S 90 :;
No. . clover mixed, 16.5Oa20.0O; No 3.
No. . clover, 16.50a20,oo: No. 3, l3.O0a
1900; sample hay. 1o.ooa15.oo.
S-rar- - No nominal: No >
straight rye. nominal: No. / tangled
rye, 100: No. 2 tangled rye. 1900;
No. wheat I3.00a13.50: No. > wheat.
l2o"aI2 80: No. l oat tnominal). $500
a1S.50; No. . oat, 16.00a11.G0.
CHICAGO. February 26.-Wheat was
active at the start today. the May de-
livery showing early strength, but
prices reacted quickly because of a
fairly general selling on the advance.
There was some talk of a minimum
export price being placed on Arsen-
tine wheat and country offerings to
arrive were small in practically all
sections. After starting a lower to
| higher, with March at 1.6S to LES X
and May 1879, to 1.5Sla. a reaction
set in and carried prices below yester-
dav's finish.
Corn receipts We're larger than ex-
pected, and while the market was
| firm at the start in sympathy with
wheat. it eased off on general selling
Messages from scattered points ind
cate that farmers are not selling. al
though the roads generally are good
Initial quotations which were "a to
| IL lower. with MAY 30 to 70h, were
! followed by moderate declines.
| Oats showed strength at the start
| but eased off with other-cereaiS. Aft
starting unchanged to Il higher
with, May 45as. the market sasged.
! Higher prices fer hogs gave strength
! to provisions
| NEW YORK. February 2s.-Flour-
| Easy; spring patents and Kansas
/ straights. S.75a9.25: spring clears
s.50a1.50: winter straights. S15aS.40.
| Lard-Firm. middle west. 12.10a12.20
| Other articles unchanged