Evening star., 1940-03-26
Washington Produce

tubs. aais i.pound prints, 80; N.-pound
prints. 3oE; 81 score tubs :s4; pound
prints prints ,s: ss-; pound prints 2aH; go
.-pound prints. asH.; 50 score, tubs. 3sH:
5-9 -pound prints, 2d,,; H;pound prints
' l1vEsTocKeEpGsives2 Es7Tnooe2Ke p5!dss 2't 10: lambs TO-
pigs 12o-l4o pounds; 4;5o-4.75; ,14o-le0
Poands e5 pounds 1se2" Do9nd sows
2.5o-3.5o; whole: undressed calves, 1n-ll "a.
rrom Asrieul,urs Ma5kesins Service
ernment GRADED eggs received from grad
ing stations March e6,; Whites. U 8.
ss: 'dF.s stsndafds H > sfssas @fG'a%5
S. standards. mediums. 1917; U, s. trades.
Il4i7l6.,, Browns. U E., extras, large; ls-
sanass msdiums sffs trades 4is For
nearby ungraded eggs. current receipts,
Note--Washingto prices on graded eggs
changed to new basis effective March 25.
IA. Basis is. now is Prices paid for Government
former basis. prices were those paid for
ss,gss graded and candled after arrival at
LIVE PoULTRY-Market steady. Fowl,
colored all sizes. l4-l6; No. ., 1l-13;
Leghorns. 1912: roosters, so. Chickens.
yggnis .n,s Rock Ks br9i,ers and fryerS al
1919 No. .. 1l-13. Turkeys, old. toms,
BOUNDS dsns and up GUINEA poana sse1s 'oHans oIa
%: few hisher: No. 2 and shps. Ie.iT.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Complied by the Market News Section
OF Agricultural Marketing Service. Sales
k in less on eban ans carof
l1shs Bashei sasksts sna 8 bSshef sh its Sexes'
sinia @ and west s'Ssh virginia, ss stsymans sis- M
~ nun; ad ios5 @5; YoTks inch ~ini%nm: mum:
s Back Twt4s nch ninm minimam 90
2sa-inch minimum, l:lo-l Is: Grimes. 2l.-
inch minimum 60cG5; 2i2-nch minimum.
LOO; .la-inch minimum; 1.15-1 25: Golden
Delicious. 2A-inch minimum; $50; 2i3-
mum msm mnmum VIM Wnessps aH nsh nah mini MIMI
mum, ! .O0.l 10: Ka-inch minimum, I.I5-
psnnxv,Esnls s3 Bushel boxes and cartons fancy.
Staymans. ll3s- 1905, SOL 80; 64s-100s,
] ;5o.l .65: Delicious ll3s-lG3s. / 1.40-1 SO:
rs & So %; ripes all sizes, l,lo-
l5ns %, IS: a4s-loos. .40-I 50
,sdss No Mains f,eady on
tains. size A. aa5; Katahdins and chippe-
vas; vas; e-inch minimum, a,4na so: New
YORK round whites. 30; Pennsylvania.
$50: Nebraska and Wyoming 5O-pound
sacks. Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1. s5-
Bss nSmphs nsM S,9ef GSds Sn sqshe crates tr
sona,'spn sse size B 81 :;n'h minimum @sS-
RRoccoLIMMsrket y steady. California.
CABBAGE.Market steady. Truck re-
perS domesss round type truck receipts
CELERY~Market dull Florida Florida
standard and 1s-inch crates, trimmed tops.
individually washed, 4s dozen. $3.50. 30
BEETsNMarket steady. ' Texas. hall
crates. punched. mixed car rs.
crates. Iceberg type. 5-dozen. .4:Oo-4 %;
nostly 100; Florida; 1ha-bushel hampers,
Be cA1E1rtoWERL%arket H9i12n 5yps 3S steady Cali.
fornia. pony crates. 1.75-1 SIS.
CARROTS steady California
cpsts: onnsa snsn
sssts 5 No yeloas nsssas Miehisan e0and and
Ohio Oh Go1; 100. small nal size IL sweet Span
PEAsMMsrketD steady. BSshel hampers.
California pole meas, 3.15;3.25; fair con-
alsion fiea a.s5 90: Florida small-D0dded varie-
Strawberries Down.
STRAWBERRIES SLIGHTLY weak
er; truck receipts moderate. Florida. 36-
pint crates, 1918: fair condition. 10 per
SWEET poTAToEsmMarket steady;
sinia: Nancy Halls $500, North Carolina,
FeS ToMAToEs2Marfet T1si Ho l. steady ies,io Cuba
wide range in condition. lug boxes. green.
ripes and tY1ning e. wrapped 6x6, best $50:
2.O0-2. so: cartons containing ten 1-pound
:, CoLLARDsEMarket steady Virginia,
,RAPE-Market steady Virginia, Nor
folk section; bushel baskets holdovers, fair
e0ha51aShi TuRNfp 70 GREENS - Market steady:
truck receipts very light. Bushel hampers.
North Nor i, CAROLINA IS; Florida poor condi-
, CABBAGE sPRouTs-Market steady.
sP1NACH--Market steady, Bushel bas-
Norfolk section; eo,s5
.a esstsys soss s5a s s;9n:H
=. !; SxRssISs y. iSsso Pennsylvania half eushe'
RHuBARB-.Miehisan. 5-pound cartons,
TuKNIps - Pennsylvania. half bushel
RADIsHEs--Florida 24-duart baskets,
SO-S5: South Carolina, crates. 1.25.
PARSlEY-Texas. half crates. 1.25.
A0 0O4eS, $50.
oRANGEs--Florida. boxes. 1.75.2.50. %
to grade and size.
GRAPEFRUTT-Florida. boxes, 1.5o-
2.25. as to grade and size
LEMONS boxes. No. 1. 400
4.50: No. 2. 3OO-3 80
GRAPES-Areentine. 2s-pound luss, Va.
rtous varieties. 2.00-2.50; Almerias, $50
:, PLyMsa . Argentine. hats various varie-
VI HoNEYDElWs-chile. standard crates,
9s to 12s. 2.0O-225
PINEAPPLES-Cuba, crates, 2.bO.3 90,
according to condition
LIMEs-Dominican Republic, 17S per
100
Cariot Arrivals, Diversions and Track d
Fresh Fruits and VEGETABLES.
APPLES-No carlot arrivals: ono un-
broken car on track.
BROCCOLI-No carlot arrivals; two
broken cars on track.
CARROTs-One California arrived; one
car, diverted: one broken and four up-
CAULIFLOWER-No carlot arrivals;
two broken cars on track
CELERY.-One Florida arrived; two
broken and one unbroken cars. on track.
GRAPEFRU1T-One Florida arrived;
three unbroken cars on track,
IEMONS.-No carlot arrivals: one broken
and one unbroken cars on track