Evening star., 1943-08-22
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

., BALTIMORE. Aug: 2l:-several item,
R5IssyTsd, "a, iittIs ,ETe.teI ssrsss!h this Tssl
several others held about steady. Amons
the stock which ruled fiImer were nearbs
sold mostly I.1osIso ose bushei BUSHELS NsspS, ssq6,
snap beans also were higher. green round
and Black Valentines Selling up to 2,bo
beets. which brousht eas bunch, anc
to iooai Is half bushei son Some hI5earSs nesTSy
bushel. Quotations on nearby sugar corn
There was little change in nearby round
type cabbage, which brought / l.o0al 2E
oushel Both nearby peppers, which sold
which brought 35ai.S5 hall busheI. ef1a ac- &C.
cordins to size, we're about steady with q
week earlier: There was a slight in
zoe bushei. The market on sh white pota. ptSa.
toes from Eastern Shore territory was
with last week at . .00a225 per 100
pounds Some Maryland peaches, which
blEher fGsd mostly s,;t 90 b1she were little
easier bringing ,l5a75, according to Size.
There was slight increase on nearby
l25-2o6 half bashel for % best moneo and 75ai G o. 81
for poorer stock. Some Maryland apples
ssdso we're little irmer at 250a3 Sc
hui Live poultry receipts ruled mostly light
4bemana tbs bse.. continued arS good especially 70,
little easier. Rocks and Y"ssea crosses "spr for
IoaSia Ioastins; bToisns and frying s'es were ere
sold $500 Fowl eontinued ont Si' to aesb9ins opins
- Current receipt eggs were cent pei
sellins. :42Ia, Receipts on on Some some day dsys
showed Improvement over a week earlier
Livestock Market.
=. Catue receipts we're moderate and trad
s Buyers thae f4eey in
20 the Federal-State Market News Service
saushtsr sfee4s Hs spd M bsfsr. ossI
STEADY. few steers at the close of the
wek showing strength. Cows were uneyer
yi11. yith medium dairy cows 25 to so lower
feeders were unchanged liberal show
ing OF native and Western-fed steers tht
nd Of and thi eboes Tset os s broad o
1900. Good and choice grained -on-gras.
srrivals arr ais brought 13.s0al5 90. Medium
snd snd sood srass-tat steers sold s5al3 SC
Sinm and good heifers. sold 12 50a14 25
later price paid for load lot Common
Gamer cows esrned s,ooa9,5o e t9E as shelis G2
o!s esSsS S5ssso e,sE MEDIUM and cs4a Ssn%Se sSe
e,75sioso and medium % beef ef"S cows moStts y
400. Beef bulls brought largely is o6s
10 Sioo and at the close an outstanding
good heavy sausage bulls at the close sole ie
s5oalo,50; stoeker and feeder a demsne dealsrs
ushtweieht grass steers predominatine a,
tne diH~, close attracted country buyers. Me.
gym eI5 od ana & good native feeders earned Ii 81
stockers ayerasing around 400 pounds solo
iidd'99eall.5O, II mostly, with an odd lot t
Vealers and weighty slaughter calye
were slow and outlet very narrow. Goos
ano choice vealers held steady: common
sauger eayes s'sss SIS to Is 4se ss POUNDS as sesh
Satch-as -eatch-can basis. as much as Z 'Of
Iowep Good and choice vealers brough
12.00al so and culls as low as I. 90 Com
mon and medium weighty slaughter calves
An sRne Rfpeased Sss supply 6r9psh. oos13 80
osy oarrows and gifts advanced 10, whit
sows held steady practical top, IS 35
oDa ooSn6s and Sch ehoice butcher hoss 2o to
fsassi % 80 80 pounss 1s lsS Dpa9ds 80,
80 to go Sounds nd pDsnes 30
240 pounds, 15.ooai5.25; $40 to V2st
pounds; 1s.sosl5.15: 2e0 to $50 pounds
1475 Good soSs. 400 CO. to o0afas 45o pounds Of Sh
earned 13.25a1375 Prices are based oi
granted hogs: Compared Friday to Friday
higher.
Fat spring lambs and slaughter eve
held steady; practical top and popula
price, so. Good and choice spring lambs
65 to 30 pounds. sold II .50a1550. loa,
Of rail lambs on Monday brought is IS
Buck lambs were sorted out at the usua
90 discount. Common and medium grade
csshed IL .00a13.50 and culls sold down
ward to 600 Choice slaughter eve
eroneht 500: redium and good lots 6 so
Grain Market
Wheat. No. 2 red winter, Tarlicky. spot
Domestic, bushel, opening price. 1.74s4
nl,estie. bushei, s7-ss; No. Q, s5-s7. o
all sales Of oats to the local trade. except
ing those on track, there is an additions
charge Of ia cents per bushel for storas
and elevation, which is paid by the buyer
Hay, timothy, clover and mixed. old tor
q l.oo-23.o0 Wheat straw, No q old tor
Z1do-230 90: millfeed, ton. spring hrar
4a0n-5o.0o; standard middlinss, As. 90