Evening star., 1943-09-05
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.


most nearby sarden truck items continued
hn Week sas rps tosx fsr eng
1851 80 half busheI and poorer stock
moving at 75-1 90. Most Gamers stock
sesa also vas little Ssm.r. S sis ssiIias io-4o #
dozen. most Of It bringing around 80.
Found 1naD Variety f
steady at 81 bunch and nearby squash,
changed chan Uptn at i.as-n.5o fa half ans' bushel IN
Quotations on nearby eggplant also were
steady M half bnhs vhns Tns ssms sos
75-1 90 half bushei.
Nearby cantaloupes ruled slightly. easier.
bushei. Maryland apples advanced slieht-
ly to 2.75-4.00 bushel.
Peultry and EgEs.
Although receipts Of live poultry were
light during the early part OF the week
sy 0%Ths oooS sSa Tc p., t held roan
Rocks and crosses for roasting broiling
q fd them NM MOVING nufS At the fisher nsure Lee.
i stock 81 5Tossht S5.ash and Leshorns held
Ducks were steady at 27-2s for both
young Pekins weighing nve pounds and
Another increase Of / cent per dozen
II .nns eEs u e.. xesS Sof aer which a .ns prices
continued UNCHANGED. Both current receipt
whites and mixed colors BROUGHT 44h
wide variation in volume from day to day.
Livestock Market.
Cattle receipts were about equal to last
week, bulk made up chiefly Of steers; Inc
market was active all week, but In the
closing session local sl;aasntssrs[s s, Sc. .ne
according to the Federal-state Market
News Service. Louis G. uhl. jr.. local rep
essn strens 81 ossy IS ssr WITH
common and medium 25 to 80 higher:
Good and choice native and Western fed
aood GOO oeanss sod 5s'
1s.ooa1s.b so. Heifers. in mssser supply.
1 esos latter e is1ne pTes paid 03 fSr load
dairy-bred earned II .0oa12.bO and cutters
70 s5 higher Gamers sold 8 .e0a7 so;
common earned 5:55ss; 50. Medium . dairy
ings up to 1900 Bulls were uneven.
Beef type were strong. instances 25 high
eqs we're ss nsses
1925. Medium and good. heavy sausase
arrivals brought II :G0sl2. 90 and csnnsrs
CEASED suppy Of ssoessr: and tesdsrs
met broad demand at steady to strong
prices. Common and medium native and
pounds sold I150aI $50
vealers and yeishty slaughter calves
were vu,1 STEADY .oG Good and choice ysalers
l1.50a15.00;, culls downward to 700.
calves brought 10 .5oais; 90 and few lots
odnss Of aG0d eas5sd g5sde SerfshS sSo to $50
Swim trading the, fore part Of the week
sessions prices advanced steadily. Fridays
@ osaa'ee sna Choice esp
1sS 3 to to Ia bounds BOUNDS fihsa
pounds: Il aoa 5.is; Iso to $50 pounds,
ssa 10 1se to Doos aso pounds
24O to 26o pounds. 15,15a15 40; $50 to
pounds; ,do .i4,55aal5,oO; Good soys ayeras s
Prices are based on granted hogs.
Fat spring lambs were 50 higher;
STEADY ood top boe and
spring lambs sold ia .5oai5 so; buck lambs
at the usual LOO. discount; Common and
medium earned 11.ooa135o and culls sold
',skippy' lambs as. low as 400. Choice
slaughter ewes cashed 700: medium and
good. 5,50a6.50, and Gull and common,
Grain Market.
Wheat, No. 3 red winter. garlicky. spot,
domestic dtnI,s bushel ~ Opening price 1soA; @
On all sales Of oats to the local trade,
excepting those on track. there Is an ad-
DIT dtional charge Of Il. cents cents per bashel
the buyer, Hay. timothy, clover and mixed,
old ton. 21 023.O0: millfeed, ton, spring
bran; -40,00-50.0o; standard middlings,