Evening star., 1943-10-31
Buli more Mar..;e:s

EtL---,EC2E. Oct 50 ,s7ec.aU with
one q. ,Wo eA.oPtlons Quotations on ma
hsd 5aout IS sted e;0sn =: aas sl., 2 5er geeE
Re2esn.! OF some stock vas light as tae
Tere T3TS Se h,2her e sr f35 6st r,ps oc a2as
1921 go ha!t bnSael and poorer stock "a
Bes,c BBo Gamer e9nt,21e5 6g.42 to 9y n9. 6a
a little n7cse etrensth at l.25al so bu hel
Scre sell =. li.~lo higher Peppers from
neaThy sections, how -vSr, continued s+ae Iy
a2hsa 7 9159e 55 aa % 6si52f fsT fbSi2iP' bus5s
So ;onS On nearby pumpkins continued
gea y5pa 90 56 n snd sn neaT,6E fed,tp
Ei5hs7 Goldens s,lln mostl3 3''q s. So :oo
and Ja7sess n o ieT NesDy We bee2 9'shsF Te4e
aboIt steady 2 4a6 bunch. Receipts Of
s5nnt s Elan oH Mes XII HsP 5!bs but pTees gsrs ses
aaoeuart basks+ and Eastern shore INA n
Some MARYLAND apnles we're slightly t1rnler
a. 25 bushel and some Kieffer pears
.5a from Ma5yIand d al also showed little more
Poultry and Eegs.
Some turkeys were quoted this week al the
e5Py ear s m the S %ee @ but A TfS'P Tsfe lster s Il
foasters. bIoilers and lryers, Rocks aNd
cn}szaa crosses sold , 3oa$2 and LsggIhorns 23a27
horns quoted .2oa23 Both young Peklns
and MusGovy ducks weighing pounds and
Eggs we're steady at 4sa52 dozen for both
white and mixed colored nearby current re-
eelpts Receipts from day to aay con-
tlnued TO vary considerably.
Livestock Market
Cattle receipts for the week we're. chiefly
steers and included about 25 loads Of feeder
5eeT5 Tth rH and medium ,6 sTa6es 5
it was fairly active at the close, leht re-
eelpts The main Supportjng factor, ACCORD
Slaughter steers were generally steady to
stroqg with spots p to 25 higher A pair
week. Ne*t price was 1880, PAID for a
ne sround m ana Ghoee oa6 o sfc
good grained-on-5rass steers and a load
OF Era5s-fat steers brought. IA 90 for the
= 6oal3 IS n1edlum, ST o6aig s. and and
conn, on, Q oOaIo So Heifers, in. meager
sgp0 s!F,, all 1cSs5 yasf soS ss1ay few s 5000 d
e1asers taqt old e coTi Wv were ere
sts1dy s1s'{; t. w19 csnnors sold 1900 Is
ana common, .7.ooeS 50: medium mostly
s,7552olo 90 with = fey GOV -heifers Io.5oa
butcher bulls sold l2i6al2,75 common
ard medium SAUSAGE arrivals brought 5na
10 80 with good ersdes up to J 90 1iGlht-
ehansed Good and choice stron5, ,wetsht
loads of common and medium cashed 5Oa
12 90. with bulk Of sales stopping round
II %, A few off-colored sold downward to
$50 Small lots Of medium and good stock
Vealers and weightv slaughter calves
were steady Good and choice vealerS sold
1900, and culls downward to : 30 Com
mon snd medium welghty SLAUGHTER calves
Swine trading opened the week st stesdv
levels; in midweek prices were unevenly 5
to 25 lower and on Friday ell classes ad-
eRoce a Be bsoTs aT rs is to 1890
9esned ned s5al3 90 l23 90 to on 10 pounds
800 pounds, Il 55al4 so Good sows earned
l3 ia B. 70, Prices are based on er92 ~
lover; is6 to 300 pounds 20 al and dj0a5,T. sows, 30
Fat lambs and SLAUGHTER ewes were SO
1920. Good and choice wooied lambs sold
delSGonnto Common a9d medium, cashesd
Tsh W brossh {" sn1 s4 cfees SoR5'as c
Comprising bulk Of Supply 4 56a5 SO, and and
Gull and common, 2.O0a4 00.
Grain Market.
Wheat, No. red winter garllcky,. SPOT
enlns pFiis bushe ees oa's No NO a4as Hhs
On all sales Of oats to the local trade ez-
ditional charge Of Ia cents per bushel fol
storase and elevation, which is paid by the
buyer Barley No 2 bushel $6-l3S
1900 millfeed, ton, spring bran, 80 co.
5000; standard middllns, 49.oo-5o.oo.