Evening star., 1945-10-21
Baltimore Markets

gALT1MoRE g4S SsSs Oct nasSsts 70 RAppleS Il So
idieus E5ia, Jenathass. Yorks, Bald%Ins; r. I Z
inch, 4,62; various varieties I So 996ngradeo'
Potatoes, market dull. 1oo-pound sacks
vania. Katahdins 2.25-35;- New Jersey
chippewas and Katahdins; S2SIrSo; RAJ az
pound payer sacks, .42-43 cents: Idaho
Ru5set Burbanks,. 3 4e-4 %: Long lSiah0
Sweet Potatoes - Maryland Virginia
bushel baskets, Goldens U. s; No. /, :2O-
so; washed and waxed, 2.00-25; nearby
2-bushel hampers, 75-l.O0.
Poultry Quotations.
poultry-Roasters. fryers and broilers,
colored, 1884. mostly 30-32 LeehornS'
22-25: fowl, colored, 2S-294; Leghorns,
mostly 21; turkeys, steady; young hehs
and TOMS 39.S.
Livestock.
Cattle-5O Compared with week ago
Top-good slaughter steers active; ear iuaIs
steady to strong, instances Shade nlsneI
lower grades slow, fully % and as nucH
as 50 lower; heifers active. steady; common
and medium cows, in competltion WIN low
grade steers, slow, unevenly 20-3o io"eI
Gamers and cutters steady; bulls Steaoy,
choice fed steer weighing 910 pounds,
1850, weeks top; four loads t9p7e9!93oo !3!3o
grasssrs' ayeraRins gin ,ood from 15l55: bulk i
good. 15.25-16o0: medium to gooo, 10 ~ ~
1900; few common, around IL 90; loao
top-good heifers, around $50 pounds 10 20
ers. O.5O-l35O; common and medium
cows. 9.00-12.00; few high-yieloing lnol-
vduals, .50,l3.00: Gamers So ana o6 cutters nd
{, sos sos shelly Gamers, 5,0o-b.uoi gooo
beef bulls, 12.50-13.50; ODD head, l4OV,
good weighty sausage, bulls 100; nuIs
light and medium weightS. o.Uu- 'og ego
Is. 90: medium and good, l2.0O-l4oo;
common, 950-1l.50.
Calves-None. Compared with wseE N;, !,
ago: Vealers active steaoy; a Weiehty ny
good and choice l20-22O pound vealers'
1880 to mainly 1850; common and me-
dunn, 9.5O-14 so: culls, around I 90 exs exs
theme Eght-weights down to 800; good
400; bulk common and medium lo'oo-
Barrows, gifts and sows unchanged: good
and choice barrows and gifts sealing ~
pounds and above, 1910, the new ceiling;
good sowS l4b3.
Sheep-None. COMPARED with week ago;
Wooled lambs active, so higher; practlcal
top, 1900; mixed lots good and choice
wooled lambs, usually from 50 pounds up
and including bucks, 15.50-l6.00 common
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s. 90: slaughter ewes active, 100 higher
choice lightweight wooled and Shorn ewes,
6 so; bulk common to good, 3.OO-6.00 ae-
cording to grade.
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts. ! .636 barrels.
Wheat-Receipts, 266,130 bushels; ship
ments, 295,355 bushels; stocks 7,267,79s
bushels. No. . red winter; garlicky' spot, S.
domestic, so; with rail transit 80;
No. ? red winter. garlicky, october, $50:
with rail transit. !. .S3.
Corn-Receipts, 1880, bushels; ship
ments. 5603 bushels; stocks, 40,923 bush
els; ceiling prices prevail according to
place of origin.
oats-Receipts, 5000 bushels; l.o ship iB
ments 1866 bushels: stocks. 69,12n BUSH
els: No !, white oats. 80 to % cents.
Rye-Receipts. none; shipments, none
stocks, 36491 bushels. ,...-,..--
Bariey-Receipts, 1000 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks, $500 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 152 tons.
Straw-Market steady; wheat straw No
., per ton, SIG to S17.
Hay-General hay market is. STEADY
timothy, clover and mixed hay prices 81
to S2S per ton For all grades OF ha3
below No 3. prices are irregular.