Evening star., 1922-07-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


BALTIMORE. July 70 tspecial).-.
Potatoes, new: barrel, 260a3;S6;- No. :,
1.25a2.oo: 100 pounds. 1.6oat.!6; No. 2,
75at.oo. Beans. bushe1,. e6ai.0o. sLima
beans, bushel. ss5a2.s9.n Sesss, *. f9S' SS
cserois essso ,oe' sGSs ssosso lSs es.ry. So.:n
soai.iS. Corn. dossn. 1ssse. cueum-
ss.'' s.s. Sssf;s sssf 4 asas0' EssDl.ns'' e.'-
Lettuce, bssks. soa7s Onions.
bushsi. 1.ooa1:1o: Hermudsss crate.
i.so. i.sip; Peas. bushei. s.oosa.sS. Pep
pers. basket, 6oae0. Rhubarb. 100.
3.00a4.00. Squash. basket, 15a30. To-
matoss. basket. soal.oo; green crate
Apples, early June. barrel; ; l,ssas:sS; -! -,
crate. 1.ooss.So. Cherries: basket. soa
100. Currants. quart, 1ba1s. Goose.
berries. pound. las. Huckleberries.
quart. 15a2o. Peaches, basket. 5oa
LOO crate ~ 1se1soo . bsssst pisappisss; so.
rs. Raspberries. quart. soa2s. Water
melons. each. 15aS5.
Selling Prices Mt O'Clock.
wheat-No. red winter, spot. no
quotations.; No. 2 red winter, spot,
122h; No. 2 red winter, garlicky, spot.
new. 1.17A per bu.; No. 3 red winter.
sarlieky. new. LIN per bu.; July
wheat. spot. new, l.1e% per ou.; Au-
sales-Bag lots Of nearby. by sam
pie. ut rs. so. %, 1.0b and 40 per bu.
Cargoes on .grade. No. red winter
garlicky, 1.16M per bu.; No. 8, 1.10k
per bu.: No. 4, i.obk per bu.; No. 5.
LOOK per bu. =.
Corn-Cob corn. old, quoted. 3.75 per
bbl.: contract corn, spot. 70; No.
corn. spot, 761s; track corn. yellow.
No. or better. S1aS2; No. corn, spot,
1874 per bu.
Sales--None.
Oats-White, No. 2, 47k per bu.;
No. 3, new, Al.
Rye-Nearby, bag lots. 90a1.O0 per
bu.; No. 2 western export, spot "a y;
No. 3, no quotation.
Hay-Receipts, 20 tons; range Is
100 to 21.00 for fair to good quail
ity old timothy and mixed hay, mar
ket Arm; supply on hand ample for
trade.
Straw-No l tangled rye. $50: No.
/ wheat, 1200a12.50; No. l oat, NOM
inal, 12.00a13.00.
CHICAGO, July 19.-Heavy selling
based largely on better prospects Tor
settlement of the railroad strike led
to material declines in the price OF
wheat today during the early deal
ings. Optimistic crop reports from
the spring wheat belt tended also as
influential factors on the bear side.
Furthermore. receipts OF winter
increasing and there was apparent
lack of any big export buying. In
itial quotations. which ranged from
u to l cent lower. with september
111M to 1.l1% and December 1.l3@s
TO l.13h, were followed by slight
rally and then by a decided drop.
Corn and oats declined with wheat.
After opening unchanged to 4 high
er. September S3h to 64. the corn
market hardened a little more and
then sagged to well below yesterdays
finish all around.
Oats started Is to z off to a shade
higher September 36h to 36A, and
late. gave way for all deliveries.
Higher quotations on hogs were re-
fiected by an upturn in the value of
provisions.
Potatoes slightly weaker especially
on barrel stock: receipts, 72 cars; to-
tai U. s. shipments, 775 cars: on track.
157 cars: eastern shore virginia and
Maryland stave barrel, Irish cobblers,
No. /, few early sales. AGO; Kansas
sacked cobblers; one car, 2.15; early
Ohios, no sale; closing price yester-
day, Nebraska sacked early Ohios,
1.S5; Minnesota sacked early Ohios.
partly graded, l.55a1.7o; sales to Job,
Such wheat rallies as took place
were ascribed chiefly to covering by
shorts. The close was unsettled at
y to 2h net decline. with September
LION to LII and December lib to
1.13A.
part of shippers here led to an up
turn in prices for corn. The close
was frm, Y to 1 net higher, with
September SAX a642s to 64S.