Evening star., 1946-01-13
Baltimore Markets
Fridays Quotations.

y, BALTIMORE u tR...Apples. market firm;
DsnkstS vrsns Soka So IS Iny Msryand
inches, 4.00-5o: Delicious, - Yorks, 'f Bald.
varieties unsraded. .as-5o; poorer. poor: small small
PoTAToEs-old, market steady; truck,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, 1OO-pound sacks,
hatahdlns, Y. 8. No. l, 2 .90-3 10; few high
wa was ra ana kkaas kataSdinoso iIooposnd SACKS Ghpe
sacks mostly so cents; Arizona, 50-pound
Ssc SACKS, - Bliss: y: 8. No. Is. 1;75 to 100;
lang Ia virslnia. bushel baskets, Goldens,
u 3 No Is, 3.55.:90; ungraded, 3.O0-25
Risahs RGI.n Caroline; bqshel baskets. Puerto
300; nearby, bushel hampers, Goldens, U
,. No; is, 3.50-9O; z-bushel hampers
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-;Market .dull; receipts mod
@ @tryers asnd and broilers, colored, 25-32; Leg.
horns, 22-25; fowl, colored. 1924; Leg
horns, @ 22, few %: Live turkeys, market
large large toms; few sales young turkeys, 81
59S; heavy toms, 20 pounds, 1881 cents
Livestock Market.
Cattle, 40; compared with week ago
stssa2 ssasFs to trade active slaughter steer
STEADY 70 ops and feeders sssde and scsree sn
steady; truck lot choice fed steers around
i,3i0 pounds, 1910, weeks top; .severa
steers, .Ie6O-17 90; numerous loads al a.
15.9o-1e;25: common and medium, il 90
choice fed heifers, Is. .5o-16.oo; low low ane a1e
average good, IA O0-15. 90; few I5..5;
bulk common and medium, .10.00-13. so
1880; high-yielding individuals, II 90 SO
and sparingly to 400; Gamers and cut.
ters GOoo9.oO; good beef bulls, iargei,
good weighty sausage bulls, 1900: bulk
few small lots good and choice native
good feeding heifers, 1925.
yealers and weishty slaughter calves ac-
ye STEADY mixed lots good and choice
1850; common and medium, 9.5O-l4 80;
mostly 100 up; culls around $50; ex-
weighty slaughter calves, 1900 common
and medium, 100013.00
Hogs, 200; compared with week ago,
days market active, steady with Thurs
day; good and choice barrows and gifts
from from 10000 pounds; 15:4 40. the ceiling;
sooS soO;ae5 e6w. pounds; 1918; 575-46O l49o'
Sheep, 40; slaughter lambs scarce, ac-
tive, steady; practical top. 1900; few
including bucks. 1850 1900; common
ana medium. l., 1904 so; culls around
8 so; slaughter ewes active. 80 higher;
choice lightweight wooled and shorn ewes.
z 90; bulk common to good, 1906 so,
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, 12,762 100-pou
sacks.
Wheat-Receipts, 207,713 bushels; ship
ments. 102.505 bushels; stocks. 5.7O2. 764
bushels: No. 2 red winter. garlicky. spot
domestic, .S5s4: with rail transit. 1884
No. red winter garlicky. January
L .8524; with rail transit, 1881.
Corn-Reeeipts, 1862 bushels: ship
ments, 3,202 bushels: stocks, l29,7a1
oats-Receipts. 48,O53 bushels: ship
ments. 16s,O00 bushels; stocks, 675,55l
bushels: No. 2 white oats, 1926 cents,
Rye-Receipts, 1868 bushels; ship
ments, 10000 bushels; stocks. 3s9.6o5
Barley--Receipts. none: shipments, none;
stocks. 3603 bushels.
Millfeed.--Reseipts, 100 tons.
No. ., per ton. SIS to SIT.
j.. Hay-General hay market is steady.
timothy, clover and mixed hay prices, S25
to S27 per ton. For all grades OF hay
below No. B. prices are irregular.
Butter ans Sggs
Eggs-Market steady for best grades
Receipts moderate. Wholesale selling
prices, including commissions at Baltimore
Extras, Nos. l and 2. AL; extras. Nos. 3
and f. II a; consumer grade A, extra
large. sos; large, 40-40.7; large,
35-37.
Receipts-Butter. 2O542 pounds; eggs