Evening star., 1948-07-18
Produce Markets

unstss, sI.s;: ps1ss:%.ns = zs1icSSIsu1s:' s'
some i: i. No; j.. some no Frade marx
IS; some smaller, 7S- hSh %; Willism ID Rsa Se
no marks, 400; Duchess 2h.inch up,
,oios potatoes.Nsrket slishtly stronger; 100
Size A. unWsshed }unie,s Otherwise th vi p stated ate
SIs1s' 5fs %o:ss sss.Ss s1S5f fsf ssP
Iers' $5o. 90, mostly s5osaS; snore u cog &
5o5 somome5ess Nsv sooso jsE,.s
haSpef sEsst ,efs.s D Jersey sushsl
4.5O-5 90: Florida, bushel baskets, Gold
ems. U. s. No. /, o.0O.a5. few $50. N
Snap Beans Weaker.
Snap Beans-MArket slightly weaker;
hampeTs ana sseP. shoIe psr bSsss
Isss Black vaientinssa Ga soonsbo; s9sHss ffies fes,
strinssss ana r.ndssf r.sosi s6ossSc TssqsRc
s1 ss5a5o' es'f Nes j.Psss. ass p'nn''l''n''
Lima Beans-Market slightly stronger:
hampers. 45o1b.oot some fS low Sn1rl IS l.6S 6SS'n''
Jersey, bushel baskets. topped. washed,
l.60-l'75; DER bunch, 3h.5.
aas: aBsr'ssslispsnnssvas,: nssls,, s1assI ads:n sss
,,,sS.1 SA1sAoL..Msrkst &c =, slightly weaker;
Ms!Sl.nd. sos5; se Few S. 4se So; Some e0qns 1oa
g 30; Pennsylvania mostly 75, few 100:
5O-pound sacks, round, New Jersey. rs;
pennsylvania, LOO.
to1nag GarrotswN.w Jersey bushel baskets,
Esgplant-Florida. bushel baskets and
hampers medium to large, wrapped, 1.60.
aresns.,sesrby, bushels. ksle. 6o-7s;
eollardso; oo.75; brocco, 5o-75; turnip
and detsqsswsakss o4ss4, Snaer,ens Eastern
Se24 Sev ydfs hssds "a S.sG; 2,.bss bss.
few best. a.55-s5o: nH poorer. 100; oS~'sG; Biz
Boston, few 1.75-2 90.
1lh;a; Ohio, baskets, dozen punches
, onlonsL;M,rket barely steady: So
s.o0-3,s5; MARYLAND medium. i.75-s 90.
on Radishes-ohio dG! esse-o.ochio2 baskets 80 punches,
wrapped, mostly heavy green, Maryland
and Virginia includinz, Eastern Shore,
12-quart climax baskets, best 1902 90;
poorer, 7s;1.25; nearby; hall bushsl ham.
ners' per bsrt green ripes and turning 1908 50;
proximately 1-pound boxes. As, 1.76.
roultryhsS4!tt.esy hSS!tt.s sauHt''ses sau: !sesipt. moa.r
ste demand naY1,, slcT some carried; trysrs
to estaSsh Values Drossi foWi tesooHoretdy soH tdy
IeshornT. so.si; GufhH few, b; S:.t s ~. "'''n'S
man, Livestock Market.
dSm snd sSsa srs. steers Sssn ,ss .eT and
yearlines generally 80 cents higher; COM
mon and medium grassers, steady to Is
i:bo up spots s0 more ' than Ra'' fsS % hiaher;
stock cattle about steady. Few high good
:nd 1Ss7 PSund fed sesd99ss
1,265 pound weights an all-time high:
steers. 33.50-35 90; common and medium.
5Dp5 e@ eS Res5s 5eaysy snt
run and cleared at 21.OO-2s.OO; few cut
sold at 26.50-as 90 and above but most OF
the good cows brought 23.50-25. 90; com,
mon and gedum 0n 20 eanners sad
sss ana.5 :nss aoes s.st 0GSR ss: ssc SS;
@s' esnneT snd .aS Gutter nh.
weights, sds soo z 560 6900-2o;0o; rev medium M Mand
eooo oUu-bUU pound stocker ana leeoer
mostly under 500 Founders, a.bo.3s.7 7b
so9 instances sGsno 400 hishs. oooa snd Ho
On over sH' I'' wessts xsists SSa
ss%@Sn esa es. '9s asvn ntsun q lsS S5s''
.ss .sss over s'th $50 sssna. Me'!
S.d fo2 s~:T :TounG 81 s.:a :atm e :h5s ;
sorted 10000 pound barrows and gilti
ss saa. Hsessss sess ssS aoss sus a 49,
s5Sa,o a5s.SSSo sSS9 sP9SS1nsss no aSS: 2S:
ss.ss:ss.7 IS; I4o.ilso pounds, 2S.so.Ss %;
sS psSnes esa sss; .ounss Snss'
ss .ss andss ssdia s.ss sS sS"s aexs +
Msm as.fs nSf, ,as nsn1 .,lSx uSG.r oase sa
parable weight Of good and choice hogs:
.T :RSi ots ssoe edSm sS ms1ay a .sod 80
;SssR sSSiOSS . common SS IA and me:
d'um' ooo'7'oSSi Grain Market.
wSsss..Hsssipt.: iss, ,soi eushsiss;i shigP;;
mentS, 344,UUU puklels' stoCks.. 1,SEtooo
domestic, s.soh: July. 2. .soh +.
corn-Reeeipts. 30,473 bushels; ship,
pNan.i. msnnt.il $3.50 bushels; stocks 1850
oats-Receipts.. 14,402 bushels; ship-
No. . white oats, 1861 20,
Barley-Heceipts. 7,762 bu!hsls; ehipc,
ments, 2.000 bushels; stocks, so,7oo
Rye-Reeeipts. 1000 bushels; shipments,
1887 bushels; stocks, Sui bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, none; shipments
none; stocks, none.
Miilfeed-keceipts, 60i tons.
Butter ana Eggs.
Ysss-Markst about steady; receipts
moderate: demand modsI..e,. wholesale l,.,l
62-6l;. 3 large. 60-63: current receipts.
Ford Motor Co. appointed Earl G.
Ward general manager Of its newly
created parts and accessories divl-
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