Evening star., 1944-10-15
Baltimore Markets

s,,I BALTIMORE Llla!oRE Oct; IA l3.-Apples very
u psnnsyvana sf nSh Srsna mnmsm snd
West osa virginia Red Delicious, 215-s
ter Bananas. Summer SUNNI, Rambos % a.oo-5o:
Grimes, Hubbardstons. Smokehouse. 900
20: few higher; various varieties, un-
PotatoesIDoil; ien ioo"pouna pgso nfnsr Sacks u
Is. truck, New Jersey, Katahdins and
Cn1ppewas, Sanis S65-75' mostly S55 Pennsyl-
Maine, chippewas and Katahdins mostly la
Idaho Rpsset Burbanks, $.5o-4 90; New
brsnswic9 smssi x, Mountains tnna % mostly 10
anwsshed, .s5-5o; Sow washed. dd /. .75oss5: as5s
Jerseys ns ssrta nnwssned. lGos5 North Caro-
hamper Goldens, 5o-75. few higher.
Poultry Quotations.
pouitry-Market steady Receipts light,
Rocks and crosses, 3o-33. Leghorns, as to
size, 20-23, few higher. Fowl Colored, 29-
Livestock Market.
- Cattle-125 Compared with week ago:
slaughter steers weak to 20 lower; heifers
and cows $3.50 lower; beef bulls steady,
sausage bulls steady to 25 lower; stockers
choice shortfed steers around 1,210 pounds,
1900, weeks top; bulk good grassers and
shortfeds, IA 90 so, medium to good,
9.50-11 90; cutters down to 500: good
hsliers' az, l4.oo; common and medium. $50
l2.20, few to 800: common and medium
dairy breds stopping around 1000; can
nerS and cutters, 5N0-7. 80; shelly Gamers
anasr n5;ns 400 beef beef bulls two
bulls, 1880: bulk, 7.00-9.5 90; medium and
good feeder steers largely l000-l2 80: few
lots sola. loo and and 135o; common, zoos. so
S xeaiers and weighty slaughter calves steady
sae soed ae,0a 0a dd on weishsy slaughter calves
1900 to mainly 1906; common and u me- .
dunn, g.50-1 80; culls around 500 and
down to 90; medium and good 300-450-
pound slaughter calves, 11.00-12 so, few
Hogs-75. Nominally steady. Not
eno,ns enough to to max make a market. Good and
l5:o5-so; latter price the ei Ceiling. anu com, ns,
pared with week ago: Barrows, gifts and
soSs sssas steady yao
Fat lambs so lower. saushter cows ssA Steady adS
practical top, 1880: good and choice
vu0lssd wo0led lambs 70 pounds and up, i. .00-50;
around 500, with extremes in quality
down to 800; choice slaughter ewes, $50;
6ulk medium and good, 300; few culls,
Fiour-Receipts. 17,059 barrels
Whcat--Receipts,. 26,9s3 bushels; Ship
ments, 12,300 bushels: stock, 9,7l2,7Sl
bushels; No. 2 red winter. garlicky, spot,
domestic, 1.63: No. red winter. garlicky,
with rail transit, 1877.
Corn-aReceipts, 3,679 bushels; ship
ments, 36 bushels; stock, 1924 bushels,
origin.
Oats-Reecipts, s,6s6. bushels: ship
ments, 237 bushels; stock, 31,772 BUSH
els: No. 2 white oats, s0-S5
EyeIReceipts, IS 900 bushels; shipments,
80 bushels; stock. 5000 bushels.
Barley-Receipts, none: shipments,
none; stock, $3.50 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, none: shipments,
none: stock, 3S.1S7 bushels.
Miilfeed-Receipts, 1,025 tons.
Straw--Market steady: wheat straw, No.
2, per ton, 16 to II.
Hay-Market steady. Timothy, clover
and mixed hay, prices. % to 27 per ton.
For all grades Of hay below No. 3 prices
are irregular.
Eggs-Market firm. Receipts, light.
Wholesale selling prices, including COM
missions at Baltimore, nearby current re-
ceipts. street sales, white and mixed colors,
4 "a pounds, 36-40.
Butter-Receipts. $4,000 pounds; eggs,
receipts, 1889 cases.