Evening star., 1940-02-09
Washington Produce

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Washington Produce
BUTTER-es score, tubs: 3lA; l.
pound prints. 3i3t; hs-poundd prints 32A; 32A;
81 score score tubs, 3ol.; 1-pound prints. 3o,,t;
90 score, tubs, 90, 1-pound prints. 3oM;
aPf pnns a' s 81 score tubs, 49,
2sf.; l-pound prints, 2sla; A-pound
pls. hVEsE9fSeadze' H*Ss5 paands ~ a%GS q
pounds, 4 5O-475; 16o-2l0 pounds. TO
300; 22O-24o, pounds. 4;5o-4 %; SoySs,
Prices S''I paid d net fob. washington:
..EGGS-Market stronger; ! TO cents
in Washington tFebruary -, Whites. U.
s extras large -: y S arSs extras 5d medlums'
For Nearby ungraded eggs. current re-
eepS vE vsSf vPo6LRYMarkst mssa s5eady se%y a Fowl
| colored. all sizes, 5al6; No. IS. sal0:
boosters. salo, Chickens Virginia Rocks
Broilers and fryers. al sizes pale; lsos!so NO
broilers and fryers, all sizes, l5al6: No.
IS. sa10; mixed colored fryers. l2al4
Turkeys. young toms. 10 pounds and up
YOUNG guinea keats, = pounds and up.
rs cents pound old keats, 10 cents a
pound Capons. 6 pounds and over. lsa
20: No. 2S and slips. g.
Fruits and VEGETABLES.
Compiled BY the Market News Service OF
am. on this mornings wholesale market
in less s, than sariot quantities: r-,o, ~.
desey 9nrs ve
einia and West Virginia, bushel baskets and
li,3-bushel boxes. o. S. No, | staymans,
mum, .O0-l. Is: 2'4-inch minimum, ! ] s.
2ls-inch minimum, $500: .'.,lnch mini
inch minimum. 65-15: 2la-inch minimum,
90-l 90: 2a4-inch minimum, 1.09-l 10;
Yq5ks; nlnch m5,mnI Minimum S32 o
100; cl2-inch minimum. 1.10-l.25; Golden
2a4-inch minimum, i25-l IS; spyss, ga
minimum; GODS: sla-inch minimum; 65-75
Pennsylvania. Virginia and West Virgnla.
l1as-l5os, 25-1 .35; 64s-1099s; l4o-l 30 80;
] 46,I 50; Delicious. 1i3s- I93s, io-l go;
! ii3s-l6;3s. i.25-l so; s0s-1oos, ! SOL ,a5;
Paragons@. ll3s-l5os' ll5-l35 o4s-loos'
PorAToEs- stock: Market about
steady. 1oo-pound sacks, U s. No !:
Chlppewas ana katahdins, 2-lnch minimum.
2.25-2 30; New York round, whites S.
7ania sa isd Pound d01ae Whies mostly apouhd
katsahdns : a. rs; Idaho Russet IT. Bur, 81 r,
banks busbs New crsfo gsa Ma5Sft TT
umphs. U. S. No. /. 2.00 fair condition
GBRoccoLI-Market slightly stronger.
cABBAGE-Market dull. Truck receipts
libera ,rIorld4, showing effects OF freeing
New. York. 59-pound sacks. Danisn, NJ type, De-
cELERY-MarEet steady Indiyiduallv
washed: Florida. showing effects OF freez-
bes as n9Ey SnSh far 'solsT Tmnso GR
Florida standard crates. 2la-4 dozen, 225-
30 few higher; fair 91a1 eondition 800: 9o
6nGbss steady 90 cf!toE1;s bsn5ay
CAULIFJoWER- steady. Cali
fornia. crates, best, 1.65; fair condition.
LETTUcE--Market slightly stronger.
dozen, :3;0o-5a5; 4 dozen, s.75; 8 dozen,
Onions Market steady. Fifty-pound
sacks; Y. S: No. !; Yellows New York York
PEAS-Market steady. California. bushel
sNAP p9f se2
for best stock Florida, bushel hampers,
Black Valentines, best, 500 fair condi-
PEPPERS steady. Florida. ], Ia
bushel crates California Wonders and
World Beaters. large size. 400: small size.
CUcUMBERs- steady Indiana,
hothouse stock, .no-1.25 per dozen.
baskets SaVOy type, | SOL .f5,
receipts light. Florida, 36-pint crates. 25
Sweet Potatoes Steady.
SWEET POTATOES steady.
Ina baskets astei Puerto ee Rieans o6 90 May
se1 s1d yns hns s51 5nS NaneS eSuHy nss
OMATOES-Market steady. Truck re-
cepts light Florida. lug boxes green; ripes
3.5o-4 %: mostly SIS; poorer lower: TO-
pound baskets, l:a5-l:75 according to
sondition cuba lug boxes ripes and turn
BRUssELs sPRoUTsNMarket slightly
stronger for best stock California, 25-
KALENMarKet steady Truck receipts
light. virginia. Norfolk section, bushel
coLIARDs-Market steady, Truck re-
bushel baskets 55-65'
L1MEs-Market steady. Truck receipts
NN--N"' ~~"->~'
AvoCADoS-Market steady. Truck re-
ceipts moderate. Florida, fiat crates. .25-
MUSHROOMS MARYLAND and Pennsyl-
yania, 3-pound baskets, 35-65; mostly So
PARsN1Ps-Pennsylvania. is-bushel bas-
A'1Ai TuRHIPs-Pennsylvania. ls-bushel bas-
ke!s sHUBasB&Michsan. tHsefd Mich 5Dound cartons,
5e oRAsGGsForlds sesGgdinS tG srads Boxes aoo-aso
few special marks higher as to grade and
S'1a Observation-Disclosures. boxes, 100
e.a5: few special marks higher as to grade
: iItEMoNsmcslifornta;, ! ~ b boxes. No. l..
e IRARsLEY-Texas' one-half crates 1.4o-
HoNEYDEWseSiie shaeha erases festes ss5s5o 9o
NECTARINESChile boxes, I5O-1.75.
Ga.I GRAPEsmcalit9rnia Sc a2,pound boxes
Arrivals, Diversions and Track of Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables.
APPLES-one Washington arrived; one
unsEafsa csF on caro 1Es'k arrivals one broken
cABBAGE-No ,carlot arrivals: one car
diverted two broken and four unbrokea
CARRoTs-one California arrived; two
broken and four unbroken cars on track.
CAULIFLOWER-One California ar
on track.
CELERY-One Florida arrived: five
broken and two unbroken cars on track.
GRAPEFRUIT-One Texas arrived: one
broken and three unbroken cars on track.
LEMONS-No carlot arrivals; one car
diverted: no cars on track.
LETTUCE-One California arrived;
three broken and four unbroken cars on
| track.
ONIONS-One New York arrived; one
broken and five unbroken cars on track.
ORANGES-;One California arrived; six
PEAS-No carlot arrivals; three bro
ken cars on track.
PEPPERs-No .carlot arrivals; one bro
ken car on track.
POTATOES-Old stock: Two Idaho.
one Maine arrived; seven broken and 12
Florida arrived; one unbroken car on
SPINACH-One Texas arrived; three
broken cars on track