Evening star., 1922-10-04
Grain, Produce
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

| BALTIMORE, October 4 tSpeciaD -
potatoes, white, bbl, 1.00a2.25; per
s5: bbL, 1.5oa2.oo; vans. bbl., 1.5oa
| zOc. Beans. bu., 90a1.10: Lima beans,
bu.. 2.75a3OO Beets, 100, 25Oa4.OO.
Brocoli, bu., 25a30. Cabbage. 100. 400
ai:oO. Savoy cabbage, bu., G0a70. Car
rots, 100. 3.0Oa4OO. Caulifower, bbl.,
doz, 10a35. Cucumbers. bu.. 2.50a3.00.
! Eggplants. basket. 50a75. Lettuce
basket, 1.50a2.50. Onions, 100 lbs, LOO
| a!-75. Peppers. basket. 30a50. Pump
IS Tomatoes. basket. 50a7o; packing
stock. bu., S0a1.00; yellow, basket, 30a
40: Turnips, basket, 60a70.
Apples. packed. bbl.. 2.50a5.00; loose,
l;Ooa2;o0; bu., 50al0o: basket, 2oa30.
Cantaloupes, crate, 1.5Oa2.00. Crab
! plums. bu.. 1.50aI75. Grapes. 20-lb
| basket. 1.00a1.15. Grapefruit. box,
4.50a6.25. Oranges, box. 5.50a7.50.
Peaches. basket. 50a75; bu., 1.00a1.75.
Pears, basket. 20a50; bu., l0oa2.2o.
Selling Prices at 1880.
Wheat-No. ! red winter. spot. no
quota tons; No. > red winter. spot,
! sarlicky. spot, LIZ; No. 3 red win
ter, garlicky, spot, 99ss per bushel;
| October. 1.l2; November. no bid.
Sales-Bag lot of nearby by sample,
40. 81. 80 ana 80 per DuShel
Corn-Cob. 3.75 and 400 per barrel:
| corn, 74A: No. 4. no quotations; track
corn, yellow, No. or better, S4 per
bu.
No sales.
Oats-white No. ., 81 per bu.; No.
3. so and 50i.
Rye-Nearby. so per bu.. sales; No.
western. export. spot, So per bu.;
No. ). no quotations.
f1aN-RecciptS. none: market firm
for fair to good timothy at l6.ooa
1900. and fair to good mixed. 13.00a
100 per ton.
Straw-No. tangled rye. 15.0oa
| 1900: No. ! wheat, 9.50a1o.00; No.
oat, nominal. l200al2.Jo
CHICAGO. October although as
result of higher quotations at Liv-
erpool wheat showed some upturnS in
price today during the early dealings.
the market late" eaS.d down owing
to dispatches pointing to progress
toward II peaceful settlement between
the allies and the Turks. Estimates
! that as much as l,h00.0go bushels had
been purchased yesterday for ship
| ment to Europe gave only transient
help toward upholding values. Re
ports of dry weather causing delay
to fall plowing wer" also of but tenn
! porarE aid as d sustaining influence.
me opening. which ranged from Is
OIL 10 i duNa nee. Win it'celnDcr i.hb
to 1861. and May i.0s. 10 l.0Si,.
was followed by setback all around
to below yesterdays finish.
Corn and oats reflected the action Of
wheat. After opening unchanged to
= higher. December. 61'f TO GI@s. the
corn market underwent Z; moderate
general decline.
, OATS started unchanged /" Is ~.
December, 80. but later declined all
around.
Provisions wer" easier in line with
the hog market.
POtatoeS-Stc.tiN on sacks dull on
bulk; receipts. I"7 cars. total Iuiied
States shipments. lnGS cars: Wi-r"i-
sin sacked roI,d whites. .5a9I ,-Nt.:
ditto, bulk. 15a&J cWt.: Minnesota
sacked whites. Hoa9, s.Ni.: Minnesota
sacked. Red ,ivrrs 9oa .o5 cWt: Min
nesota sacked sand land ph;"S, Sna1G
cwt-: North Dakota sacked Red rivers
96aleo cwt: :Iauth Ia i>"ta sacked
early ohios. 7oaSj cw;.: Michigan tui}:
white - cwt.
Subsequently export buying at the
Gulf Of MeXiCo rallied the wheat
market somewhat. and narrowing uf
the spread heIw"fn December and
May was brought ah"ut through
simultaneous huyine uf December and
selling of May. The close WAS an
settled. = net lower t. IL higher.
with December Loo TO 1.0Gi,. and MAY.
l .GS to LOSS.
Cash demand for corn continued
brisk. offerings 10 arrive were small.
The close was steady. 1T i to x net
decline. with December at G0&f aG07.
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