Middletown transcript., 1922-12-02
THE
MARKETS


ter, s1.3oA; No. 3 winter, $1.27%; No.
2 garlicky, s1.29A; No. 8 garlicky,
$1.22; November, $1.29A.
Corn-Track yellow (old), No. or
better, for domestic delivery, is SS to
sec per bushel, for carlots on spot.
Contract, spot, soc; No. spot, S1h.
Cob Corn-Under light offerings on
spot of new cob corn the market for
this commodity is fairly firm on
basis of $3.50 per bril- for prime nearby
yellow on spot.
Oats--No. white, 55c asked; No.
3 white, "a asked.
Rye-No. 2 Western, export, spot,
S1O0k; bag lots, nearby, as to quality
and condition, s5@95c.
Mill Feed-City Mills winter bran,
per ton, in 100 lb. sacks, s35; Patap-
SEQ mill feed, per ton, in 100 lb. sacks,
$685. white middlings, per ton, in 80
lb cotton sacks, S39; same in 100 lb.
jute sacks, S37. These quotations are
jobbing prices.
Hay-For the better grades Of timo,
thy hay there is fair demand on
basis of SIS to $40 per ton, and for
good clover mixed hay at from SIG to
$3.50 per ton, with the arrivals of
really desirable qualities light and
market firm.
Straw-No. 1 tangled rye, per ton.
$15@16; No. 1 wheat, per ton, 500
IL; No. 1 oat, per ton, s12@1250.
Butter-Creamery, fancy, 51Q52c;
do, choice, 46@50; do, good, 4O@45;
do, prints, 52@54; do, blocks, 51@53;
do, nearby, 43@46; ladies', nearby, SO
@34; Maryland and Penna. rolls, 32Q
80; Ohio rolls, 31@32; West Virginia
rolls, 31032; storepacked 81; Md.
Va. and Pa, dairy prints, 32Q33.
Eggs-Western Md and Va. nearby
firsts, 5S@59c;. Eastern Shore, Md. ant
Va, firsts, 5S; Western firsts, 5S,
West Virginia firsts, Sc; Southern
firsts, Sc.
Live Poultry-Chickens, firm and IL
| good demand. Old hens, Az lbs. ant
over, per lb., Csc; do, do, medium. 3E
to lbs, per lb., 23@24; do smaller
20@22; do. do, leghorns, per lb., $50
90; old roosters, per lb., 1906; spring
| chickens, 2 lbs. and over, 25@26; do
small to medium, 24@25; do, leghorns
per lb, 22@23; rough, poor, thin, Il
@2O.
Turkeys-Young, per lb., lbs. ant
over, 45@46c; old, 42@43; do, poo
and crooked breast, 34@35.
Pigeons-Young, per pair, 20@25c
do, do. old, per pair, 2O@25.
Ducks-Young pekings. fat, 31a lbs
and over, 24@25c; do, puddle, ~ lbs
and over, 23@24; do, muscovy, 3h lbs
and over, 20; poor, thin, IS.
Geese-Nearby, fat, heavy, 24@26c
Southern and. Western, 22@23; Ken
Island, 2S630.
Potatoes-Western Maryland an
Pennsylvania, No. 1, per 100 lbs, SIC
1.10 native or nearby, No. /, per 10
lbs, S1@1.10; all sections, No. 2, pc
100 lbs, 40@50c; Eastern Shore Mar!
land and Virginia McCormicks, pc
100 lbs, 75@s0; Southern Marylan
| oUWJU, oil oCItiOho, pe
15O lbs, s14O@1.75; do, No. 2, per IS
lb sacks, 75c@S1; sweets, new Eas
ern Shore Virginia, per bril-, S1@1.25
do, North Carolina, No. 1, S1@1.25
do, Rappahannock and York River,
@125; native, per bril-, S1.50@2; n
tive, No. 1, per As bskt., 25@35C
yams, fancy bright (new), S2@2.25.
PHILADELPHIA firm; N
2 for export, S3@S4c; No. 3, S1@S1H
No. 4, 79@S0: car lots local No. 2 ye
low (old), h@S91a; No. 8 yello
(old), S7k@SSk; No. yellow (new
s3@S4.
Hay-Timothy No. 2, s19@20;
No. 8, .s16G1S; sample, S14916; I
grade, s10@14; clover light mike
s1S@19; No. 1 mixed, s16@17; No.
mixed, s14@15.
Bran-Steady; soft winter in. 10
lb. sacks, s32.5O@33.5O; do, sprin
s31.50@32.50.
Oats-steady; No. 2 white, 54k
55c; No. white, 53@53h.
Butter-Western creamery extr
9 53c; nearby prints and fancy, 61@t
!. Eggs-Nearby extra, firsts, 64c;
/. first, $500; Western extra firsts,
t @63; do, firsts, 57@59; fancy select
n packed, 70@71.
4 Cheese-New York whole milk fan
: flats, fresh, 26@26kc; fair to good,
:. OPS; longhorn, 261A@27; sing
j daisies, 26@26k.
Enthusiastically; No. 1, near
per basket 30@45c; in 15O-lb. sacl
S1.75M2.