Evening star., 1943-11-21
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov 20 (speciaD.--
sms on we're natss
on the same levels as week earlier.
STEADY ceidens sens eSinosS sFs 'R4di Ra
bushe, few little, hieher, and some
Jerseys moving at a slightly lower figure
to bring 5Oa75 half bushel and pumpkins
were UNCHANGED al, 1,.o0al.50 bushel.
Some Some neearDy radishes were frac,ionally
higher, selling 2a3 bunch, but beetS were
Continued to o sell 5oa&o bHshel and 1s Scotch
@ nsarby spinach m 2"a hed at at a9ia0fa bushe eP
Some nearby collards made their ap-
pearance IsGI.1l during the week and and brousnt
rooms showed practically no net change,
selling GOAL 40 per 4-quart basket. s.:me
Msfyand kietafr pears pea oo h5WSyeiT
Poultry and EGGS.
Live poultry quotations continued at
Practically the same top prices that have
was bes! for higher srade, stock.
RoaSterS, broilers and fryers continued
unchanged at 2sa32 pound for Rocks, and
eros crosses and 23a2! tor Leghorns. ColoTed
smaller birds moving o out dow down ~ 10 vs., So
Old Leshorns were slow at 2oa23 Both
young Peking and Muscovy ducks, weigh
ing pounds and over, sold 26i2.
Most desirable young turkeys, weishinc
up to is pounds, continued to bring The
top price of 39'a. with heavier stock NOV
Egg prices were steady at 4sa54 dozen
for both white and mixed color nearby
current receipts.
Livestock Market.
Cattle receipts for the week were chiefly
steers with medium and eood predominant
ins. In the closing session the quality OF
steers offered showed marked improve
SLOW, according to the Federal-State Mar
Ret News Service Louis C.. Unl, u, local
steers were 50 lower. common and me
oiun so to ] 90 lower and ia some 3ses
more. Top Price, was l5.0g paid 1or :,
and choice warmed-up and short-fed casAed
Il loal4.7o strictly eood grass 7fat, 90,
Eedum, ioV0 0oas5 $.is and 5d'1 common 'n down:
ward to $50. Heifers, in meeger. SUPPLY
sold steady to weak. A few good sold 80
brought s.50a1I,5o. Cow losses totalcd -
fSo,,I for the Meek Csn1ers s0id 3omad 90
S.a5a1o.oo, a few OUTS standing head. lo5O
brought 1880. Common and meaiun
sausage bulls cashed ,S,5oalo;o9 and hght'
fiicted i'i in the stockcr and feeder division
Good and choice strong weight feeder steer
sold, 11.75al3oo, latter price, paid earl! earl!
pound arrivals. Common and medium
cashed s.25alo.50 with load lots popular
" vealers and C veishty slaughter calve.
and medium was very narrow; Good ant
choice vealers sold l4.50al $50. common
and medium ConslGnmentS 9.OOa 1900 ant
culis downward TO 800. Common medium
and sood weighty slaughter calves brough
S.5Oai2 CO.
og Ead Ea Good Ss and fa& eos ssSay ssy
rows and gifts, 800 to I30 pounds, CaShec
12.3Oa12 .55: 1870 to 40 pounds, 12.32a
1880: 40 to 100 pounds, 12:9Oal3. 10
2s" pounds So. Good ESQ t9 Zoo 3qt c
425 pounds, we're active and sold l2.0Oa
1850 over 425 pounds we're very slow
and considerably lower. Prices are .basec
on grain-fed hogs. Friday compared with
Friday Of last week. barrows gifts ano
Fat. lambs were so lower, while SLAUGHTER
lar price, 1880. Good and choice wooled
lambs, 70 pounds UP, sold l3.50a A. SO;
and culls 4O0a7O0 Choice slaughter
ewes brought SOC; medium and good lots
comprising bulk Of supply, 4 4.00a5. 90, and
Gull and common ewes, 1.50a3.0O.
Grain Market.
Wheat, No. ? red winter. garlicky, spot
domestic, bushel, opening and closing price
at ceilings, l.6S94, with rail transit, I.T494
Oats. No. l white, domestic, bushel. 9S-
LOO; No. >, 96-9s. On all sales of oats tc
there is an additional charge of l94 cents
per bushel for storage ana elevation. which
is paid, by the buyer. Barley; No. ,
mixed, ton, y .00-23. 90: wheat straw,
No. 2, ton, 1900.