Evening star., 1922-08-31
Grain. Produce
GRAIN AVID rRovIsioNs.

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BALTIMORE. August 81 tspeciall.
Potatoes. white. barrel i.7sa%S99:
bushsi, BUS ,soass; sweets. barrsi, s.isai.7e;
yams, barrel. 1.B0a2.0oi bsans, bushet.
e6A7E; lima beans, 1.o0a1.a6: beers.
100, 2.o0a3.0o; cabbage, 100. 2.ooaS.0o;
carrots. 1eo. So0a<ea; celery, doses'
Corn. dossn. ieals; cukss. basket.
1.76a3.oo: eggplants. basket. 50; let
tuce. basket. 75a1.50; onions, ousnSi'
scars; peppers, basket 1beb0; squeSn,
basket. 25a35; tomatoes. basket: saa
ss; paekinE stoek; hushel' Sshass;
Apples. barrel, 1.ooa2.oo; bushei. 60
crabappies. basket. soaes; damsons.
pound, 6a7; grapes. basket, 76al. 90;
peaches, basket, 5oai.0o: crate. 1.s6a
5.75; pears. bushel. 1.75a2.6o: water
melons. prime to selects, 6a3o.
sellias Prices at ! O'Clock.
wheat-No. red winter. spot. no
quotations; No. red winter, SPOT.
Ia; No. >. Ill: No. red winter
!. s7a: August wheat. 1864; Sep.
sais,EBsE lot: Of nearby. by sam.
pie. at 50. 50. 10, rs. IS and ss per
bushel.
carfoes 81 rrase No rss "a w'ptsl saE
per bushel: No. I. s1x per bushel; No
Corn-cob corn. old. $50 nominal,
per barrel; contract corn. spot, rs per
oushel; No. 2 and No. I corn, no quo
tations; track corn, yellow. No. or
,. salesEHsE lot of white. hyeut. at
Oats-Whita. No. 2. new. Is per
bushel: No. 3, new. 42.
Rye-Nearby, bag lots. s5as5 per
soA per bushel; No: 3, no quotations.
16.00a1s.00 for fair to good timothy
and light mixed; market Arm; supply
on hand ample for trade,
straw-No. J tangled rye: iS.oos
1850; No. l wheat, 10.0oa11.00; NO. !
oat, nominal 12.0oai3.0o.
CHICAGO. August 31.-Wheat was
irregular at the start today. scattered
evening up and hedging sales causing 6
weakness in the September delivery
while the strength abroad was the
main factor in the deferred futures
during the early dealings. The open.
ing. which ranged from unchanged
figures to Hc higher, with September
1.02M, was followed by, moderate
decline on all deliveries.
There was only a fair trade in
coarse grains during the carly deal
inEs. After starting Nc lower to ee
higher. with September 6sh to 50, the
corn market underwent a slight gen
eral setback.
Oats started unchanged to AaA
of. with September al%a3lh. and
held near the initial range.
Higher quotations on hogs gave
firmness to provisions.
Potatoes-Weak; receipts, IS cars
total U. s. shipments. $50; New JERSEY
sacked cobblers, l.50a1.60 cwt.; sacked
giants, 1zoal25 cwt.: Minnesota
sacked early Ohios. 100al.lS cwt.
bulk early Ohios, l.10al.25 cwt.; Min.
nesota sacked round whites, 1.20a1.2s
cwt.; Idaho sacked rurals, l.20a1.2t
cwt.: Utah sacked early Ohios. l.Ss
cwt; Wisconsin sacked cobblers, l.zoa
1.3U cwt.
End of the month liquidation by
commission house, longs caused a
break in September wheat to below 2
dollar. the first time in number ol
days. The action of September was
rejected in the other deliveries and
all turned downward, the finish show
ing a net loss of v to l V. with Sep
tember 9s4 to 99as, and December
1.O1 to l.01h.
! Scattered liquidation In September
! corn was in evidence through the day
but the undertone was firm. with the
deferred deliveries averaging some.
, what higher. The finish was unsst-
! tied. values ranging from u to "
higher. with September 50 to 59b.