Evening star., 1922-07-31
and Live Stock
GRAIN AND PROyIsIONs.

BALTIMORE. July 81 (SpecfaD.-
Potatoes. new. bbl. 2.u0a2.76; No. 2,
1,25a1.5o: bu.. .75aso; No. 2. s4oa@5: new
sweets. bbl.. 3.5oas.oo; yams. s.5oa
400. Beans. bu.. soal 90. Lima beans.
bu. 1.25a1.50. Beets, hundred, ,4oa
ZOO Cabbage. hundred. 1.5oa3.50.
carrots. car hundred. 2.ooas.oo. Celery,
Corn. dos, loa2o. cucumbers. basket.
25a35. Elephants, basket. LOCAL. rs.
Lettuce. basket 75a1.50 Onions. bu..
1ba9o. Peas. bu., 2,00a2.50. Peppers,
basket 20a25. Squash, basket. -25a30
Tomatoes, basket. 25a4o; packing
Apples. early varieties. bbl. 1.ooa
2.6o: bu.. 5oa1.25; basket. 2oa4o. Black
Ssaket. 4oaso; crate. rssso' 1ooai.so na'Ss eran-
apples. basket. 50a65. Currants. ct.
heali. lea1S: pamsons: lb;. sal Hyekie-
a5a1.oo; crate. 1,soas.o0. Pineapples.
crate 2.56a4.5o. Plums. basket. 46a65.
Watermelons. each, 15a40.
:. Selling Prices at O'Clock. '
Wheat-No. red winter. spot. no
quotations No. red winter, spot,
1909: No. red winter, garlicky. spot.
new, 1.17% per bushel; Mo- 2, red win
ter, garlicky. spot. 1.14h per bushel !;
per bushel; July wheat. spot. new.
1.14k bid per bushel. August wheat.
.13 per bushel.
sales-Bag lots of nearby. by sam
pie. at so. 81, Is. 80. IS. 81. s5. 1.01.
1.o2. 1.o3. LOS. LOG. LOT and 10 per
bushel.
Cargoes on grade No red winter.
garlicky. 1.13A per bushel; No. 3. 1.o6h
per bushel; No. 4, l.O1 y per bushel No.
5, 96E per bushel.
Corn-Cob corn quoted at 3.75 per Dbl.
asked; contract corn. spot. II per BUSH
ell; No. corn. spot. IS u: No. corn.
spot, no quotation: track corn, yellow.
No. or better. so per bushel.
Sales-None
oats-white. No. 2. 4eh per bushel !:
No. 8 new. As. 49,.
Rye-Nearby. bag lots. s0a1.o5 per
bushels No. western export. spot. 81
per bushel; No. 8. no quotation.
Hay-Receipts. 64 tons: range Is 1900
to 20. 90 for new timothy and mixed hay:
market firm; supply on hand ample for
trade
Straw-No 1 tangled rye. 1900: No.
l wheat. 11.50a12.00; No. / nominal,
12.00a130o.
CHICAGO, July 31-Big receipts
here, together with sharp decline in
Liverpool quotations. had a bearish
effect on the wheat market today dur
ing the early dealings. The receipts
here were estimated at as much as
1.025 carloads. Prospects of settle
ment of the rail strike We're regarded
ing bearish influence. but opinion on
this subject was divided. The open
ing, which varied from l to ga lower.
with September $1.06N to 1.06%. and
December LOSS to 100. was followed
by slight further decline.
on corn tended to weaken the corn
market. and also the oats market.
After opening u to y lower. Septem-
ber 61A to 81. the corn market con-
tinued to sag.
Oats started baA to s off. septem-
ber. 81 cents. and later underwent a
further setback.
Provisions went down with grain.
notwithstanding higher quotations on
hogs.
Potatoes-Demand and movement.
slow; market slightly weaker; eastern
soSbers saS5s virginia So s'aTs Ss5!ss
sacked Irish cobblers. some dirty,
115a125 cwt.: poorer grade. 1.0Oal.10
cWt; sacked early Ohios, poorly
graded. 75as5; Minnesota, sacked
early Ohios. 1.0oa1.15 cwt.: Nebraska
sacked early ohios. 1.2S cwt.
States shipments. 666.
Subsequently. hedging. sales said to
be the heaviest so far this season led
to a sharp further setback in wheat
prices. There was also decided in
ply total. The market closed unset
tied, at a net decline Of 1Ha5h. the
latter for July. with September 1.O5|
a105H and December 1.o7Ma1.osh.
Shipping demand slowed up. and
spectators pressed the selling as a
finished unsettled. Nal to Ia net low
er with September 6lha61A