Evening star., 1943-05-08
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

, q oBnALTIMoRE, n.1 Nd, May s-,-Potatoes,
potatoes, bushei 5o-7 SO; nearby, 500 300
sS bssns bushe d9zf1 @ Sse ba
crate. 2.5O-3 90; broccoli, crate. s.00.s.5n:
ca6bage, ! 2-bushel hamper. 3.50-3 so: 80
f.50-2 e5: western crate, @ a.5o-4 90: o'i51I' So.
pound sack, ,65-l.75 celery crate, 625-
nni55Rt ,sH,cpmpers; bushel,, 400 sooi tgs;
3.n0-4 80; kale. bushel, nearby, blue. i 90
l.25: LETTUCE, western, Iceberg crate. 6. IS
pos, r;a3; southern half crate. 1.oo-3.25; Big
hbushel' -6;5o-7 90; mushrooms, 4-auart
Basket ois NJ POI j 100 90; onions, 5o-pound sack,
bnnch bln new 6e3no hs3 n:,.T nearby dS
25 nearby 1875: peas. S busheI ofmfi a.5- .5
$50: peppers; bushel. 5o-5.so INa-bushel
ss5 srs5e' nssrhx s54s9o; ,rs 5sdishss she bushe 800
barb, bunch. nearby, 40; spinach. busbeI
nearby, n 1.00-1 80: squash. bushel, so
bushe Jug 5u5nips
sack, e.0O-2 81 t,rnip Greens, busbes tbpoHep
! ! 25-1 25 80 apples. bushel., i 25-4 oo box,
half bushel. 00-1 25: lemons. box, 4 90
6.25: oranges. box, 3 OO-4 .25; Strawberries
Z4-quart crate, 6.00-9.50.
Poultry and Eggs.
Liye 5s PoHlry-BE0ers 9oW y5s and fryers' pound
dssn vhs sss nnss .oe7s
36-37, Receipts. a,1oi cases. o .''o' D
oo Butter-Prints; pound, % score, 51-511s;
pounds. '0'
Livestock Market.
Furnished by U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Food Distribution Administrat tion
SLAUGHTER steers and heifers SO % lover rA cows s1
stesdy sausase bulls g oSp to mostly nse1 0ui y
1850 1850, for average choice i,a5o-pouEnnd En
iteeTs rs no,nds msat prfs p1 adds 1922 for 900 to
j. 5a64o latter load ao lot top eac'ce few s'ears me.
dum grade 14.5Oa15.Oo. Good heifers,
IA Ooa 3 90; medium, 13.oOa14 .0o COM
mon lghtWelghtS down to 11T5 Gamer
cows, 7O0as 90; shelly Gamers under !. 90;
cutter Yer, and II common, 9,o0al 90; medium
beef cows 90 to fey 5o beei S odd s0Ss Ss
1900: medium. and good weiehty sausage
bulls: 13;25a14oo; light weights. I.O0a
to the country at ] 5 60 Common western
pred whitefaces. $50 pounds. 1925: small
lotS OF native medium S00-pound feeders,
Calves, none. Compared with week ago
vealers v and weighty Slaughter calves
snaa steady; @ Choee 6:50a17 90: medium and
1I.5o Common and and ara medium dGn0Rs weishts its
slaughter Hght . calves, 19,5oal3 $50,
20 IHogs' tes 259; Steady with Friday. practi-
barrowSS, gifts and sows steady Barrows
and gifts, weighing 12O to 100 pounds
sold 13S0a14. .05; 13O to 40 pounds
"a .0Oa14 .25; 140 to $50 pounds. 142Oa
Il ,45: so to 100 pounds. 144OaJ465;
100 to $50 pounds. 14.60a14. .S5; 1S0 to
20 pounds 14.s5a15.10; 220 to 24O
pounds. - 75a15.O0; 240 to ESQ pounds,
u .65a14.a0; $50 to 300 pounds. 14.45a
h4;ad' Il 20 sows l35oal 100. Prices are
8. Sheep. none. COMPARED with week ago
fat wooled lambs and slaughter ewes
steady; spring lambs. 30 lower Good and
choice wooled and spring lambs, II. Boa
1900 medium grade woolskins, 155Oa
LOO; Gull and common. II OOa14 90
Choice slaughter ewes. 900: medium
good, 6O0as.50: Gull and common. 4OOa
Grain Market
Wheat, No. 2, red winter, garlicky, spot
Domestic, bushel opening price 1891
Oats, No: l. white, domestic, bushel TITS;
No. 2. 1915. On ell sales Of oats to the
local trade. excepting those on track. there
is an. additional charge OF 134 cents pei
bushel for storage and elevation which il
paid by the buyer. Rye. No. 2, bushel. 90
e5. Barley, No. 2. bushel, 9S-1 o. Hay,
timothy, clover and mixed, ton, 81 90
300 Wheat. straw, No. Q, ton. 100
Cob corn, barrel. 5.35-5 so: country prices
reported. 5.1o-5,35. Millfeed, ton. spring
bran, .49;o0-5o.0o; standard middiings