Evening star., 1922-09-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DALiIMOHE, september NSpe.
400; per 100 lbs. so.1.s5: sweets.
basket. 1oa35: barrel. 1.6oa2.s5; yams.
barrel. 1.5oa1.75: beans. bushel. eoa
20; lima beans. 2.5oa2.76; beets. loe'
S.6Oa3.60; broccoli. bushel, 30a35: cab
bage. 100, 6:0oas.0o; savoy cabbage.
csuiifiower. barrel. sooa5.oo: celery.
dozen. 25a75: corn, dozen, 15a3o: Gu
cumbers, bushel, 1.50a2.00; eggplants,
basket. 50a60; lettuce. basket, 7ba
LOO; onions, 100 lbs, l.00al.75; pep
psss 6asks ssssS sssag saes
basket. 4oa60; packing stock, bushel.
80: yellow. basket, 25a30; turnips.
Apples. packed. barrel, 2:ooa4.oo;
loose. 1.00a2.00; bushel. 50a1.2 rs; bas-
Ret. soaso; cantaloupes, crate, i;S0a on
Damsons and plums. bushei. 1.25a1.76;
grapes. 2O-pound basket. 1.15a1.25:
grapefruit. box, 5.00a6.5e; oranges,
box, 5.50a7.50; peaches. basket. b0a
100: bushel. 1.26a2.00: pears, basket
15a45; bushel. 1.00a2.25.
Selling Prices Mt 1880 O'Clock.
Wheat-No. 1 red winter, spot. no
quotations.; No. Q red winter, spot,
1.lsH: No. 3. 1.13h: No. red winter.
garlicky. spot 1.11h, nominal: No. 8
red winter, garlicky. spot. 1.01h per
bushel; September, 1.11E, nominal.
October, no bid.
No Sales.
Bag lots Of nearby by sample, at
20. 70. rs and so per bushel; 500
bushels of sample grade OF winter,
Corn-old. s.75 per barrel: con-
tract. spot. 751s per bushel; no. 2.
spot, II: No. 4. no quotations. Yellow,
No. or better. SO per bushel.
No sales
oats-white. No. 2. new. 49ls per
bushel No. 3. new, 49.
western, export, spot, s3A per bushel; !;
No. 4. no quotations.
Hay-Receipts, SO tons; market
firm for fair to good timothy. at
16.0oa1s.oo. and fair to good mixed,
15.00al7.00 per ton.
Straw-No. 1 tangled rye, 15:o0a-
1900; No. l wheat. 9.50a1O.00; No. l
oat. nominal, 12.00al2.50.
CHICAGO, September 27.-wheat
advanced in price today during the
early dealings. continued uncertainty
as to likelihood Of a clash between
the British and the Turks having a
noticeable builish influence. Buying,
however, especially at the start. was
quotations failed to reflect any un-
easiness. On the other hand. predic-
tions that the lake sailors strike
would bring about increased demand
for United States wheat at the Gulf
Of Mexico in particular tended some-
what to stimulate demand. The open
ing. which varied from unchanged
figures to II lower. with Decem-
Der l.s4 to 1.04Ss and May LOS to
l.0hss. was followed by a material
upturn all around.
Corn and oats moved up a little
with wheat. After opening Il off to
"a like advance, December 59b to
"a, the market scored a slight gen.
eral upturn.
oats started Is lower to 4 higher,
December 368t to 36's, and later
showed gains for all deliveries.
Provisions were steady. guarded by
the course Of the hog market.
Potatoes - Steady: total United
States shipments, 1890 cars: Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota sacked and bulk
1esnta sacked and bulk sand land
early Ohios. 1.00aI.O5 cwt.; Minnesota
sacked and bulk Red River Ohios.
1.10aI.i5 cwt.: Dakota sacked and
bulk round whites, 1.o0al.10 cwt.
CHICAGO. September a7.-Subse-
Quertly, demand for all-rail shipments
east from here led to a decided furth-
er advance in the price Of the Septem-
Der delivery. The market closed un-
settled at Il cent net decline to 3h
May, l.0Ska1.0sss.
In later dealings. corn as we'll as
wheat felt the effect of orders for all
rail shipments to the east. Prices
closed unsettled. II to Is net higher,
with December. 59ss to J9l:.