Evening star., 1922-08-07
and Live Stock
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Md. August Z (Spe-
ciaD aD.-Potatoes-New. barrel, .50a
200; No. 2, 75a1.00: bushel. 65a70; No.
2, 30a35; sweet potatoes. barrel, 4.0oa
75as5; lima beans, bushel, 1.ooa1.s0;
beets. 100. 1.5Oa2.oO: cabbage. 100.
2.ooa4;oo; carrots. 100. 2ooasoo; eel
Corn-Doz.. 6a12: cucumbers, basket,
basket, 1.25a225: onions. bushel. 7aa
IS; peppers. basket. a0a2S; squash,
basket, 25a3O: tomatoes. basket. goa
40: packing stock. bushel. 7oaS5.
Apples-Barrel, 1.00a2.50; bushel. so
al.25: basket. 2oa4o: black berries; aS d5..
12a20; cantaloupes. basket. 2on4o;
crate. 50a1.00: crabapples. basket. 4oa
SO; currants, qt., 10a15; damsons, lb,
5a6: huck kleberries. qt.. 15a2O: peach
es. basket. 25a1.25; bushel, 1.5oa2:5n; !;
crate. 1.0Oa2.o0: pineapples crate, 2.ao
melons. each. primes to selects. 15a
40; culls. Gas.
Selling Prices mt I O'Clock.
wheat-No. l red winter. spot. no
quotations.; No. red winter, spot,
1.2l1a: No. 3, 1.1SIa; No. red winter.
garlicky. spot. 1.15A per bushel; No
1.o51s; August wheat, LIS per
bushel: September, no bid
Sales-Bag lots of nearby, by sam,
pie. at 60. 65. so. 50, 80, 95. 100 and
| l.07 per bushel.
| Cargoes on grade-No > red win
ter. garlicky. 1:144 per bushel; No ),
! 1:o5%: No. 4: LOO per pushed; No. a,
95 per bushel.
Car lots-No. 3 red winter. spot,
LOS 1aal.06 per bushel
| Corn-Cob corn quoted. 3I5 asked
, per barrel: contract corn. spot, .5"4
! per buShel: No. corn, spot. lai4, No.
4 corn, no quotations: track corn yell
u
bushel.
Sales-Bag lot of white, at wharf,
| II per buShel.
oats-White. No. 2. 4G'a per bushel;
| No 5, new. 46.
| Rye--Nearhy, bag lots. S5a1oo per
| buShel; No. western export. spot.
/ SSA per bushcl: No. ;. no quotation.
, Hay-Receipts. 81 tons: range is
16.0Oa1S.00 for fair to good timothy
| and light mixed; market firm; supply
| on hand ample for trade.
| Straw-No. l tangled rye. 1'.oe: No.
! l wheat. ll.50al2.00: No. l. nominal, !,
| 1c.00a13.00.
CHICAGO. August Wheat show
! ed d tendency to decline i'll price to-
| day during the early dealings. Lib
eral receipts here. SO carloads had a
bearish influence and hedging sales
| found the market without adequate
| buying support until new low record
!
! the Dece ember and May deliveries. n
F., holiday at Liverpool. interfering
with export business, acted as a
| further weight on the market. The
opening. which varied from unchanged
! figures to Il lower. with September.
| loss to 1863. and December. .0614
| to loo "a. WAS followed by mod
! crate general setback.
| Crop estimates which were con-
/ etrued as beariSh led I" weakness
i to values in corn and oats. After
opening I, to /. cent lower. Scptem-
! Der, 6lA to 6las. the corn market
| continued to sag.
| Oats started Is to a lower. Septem-
] Der, 32hs to 3234. and held at about
| the initial range.
. Potatoes-Steady: receipts. A. ears:
total United States shipments. 3si
cars: eastern shore Virginia barrel
/ cobblers. 27Ja3.oo: Minnesota early
! Ohios sacked, 1.25al.i, cwt.: " hrasla
sacked early Ohios poor quality, goa
LOO; Maryland barrel cobblcrs. 2.I5a
go; New Jersey sacked cobblers. op-
orators asking l.75, buyers Offering
l65 cWt No sales.