Evening star., 1952-04-13
Produce Markets
yesterdays ouotations.)

Produce Ss qSotatiOns from gsttmore fur
Bushel baskets and boxes U. S: No. l.
iPennsylyania PEI m Rqmes, fair eonditioH; AZ 8
a inches e snG up eS MafyianS 1n land boxes boxes
wrapped {sw d Romes' U. s. fancy sss-l3ss
Potatoes-old. about steady. pennsyl-
No. size A, 2;56; Spain 1O0-pound sacks
yaney heS nSt %nma nSsaes = NS g pes size cent Al
U. 8. No. quality, 514
Beans and Cabbage.
punches, South Carolina, large. $50; me
Snap beans-Weaker undertone; Flor
few as high as $50. fair to generally good
tendef % green's, S 'OS; repseks. I C Cartons,
Lima beans-About Steady; offerings
cabbageMslightiy weaker. Florida do
", ]: 10000; poorer. I.SS;. 5o:Ib. sacks,
wirebound cartons, 2.0O-2:25.
Carrots--Pennsylvani bushel baskets,
topped. washed. 2.00-s, s,25.
Celery-cabbage-Florida. 16 quart bas-
yellow. U. 8. No. 1, 412-5 dozen. 1904 90;
q @Grf D. No. ages'sd Ss dozen Zen dH1s1 fSo
200. poorer. 75-l 90.
DusSsi Ssssss rs few H5sa assss
nISs sase, h xfskf ssx hest, RGsida
Greens and Mushrooms.
Greens--Bushel baskets. Maryland, broc-
200 100; turnip tops 6o $S feR Re' best, est
SS vrsna m msyysnd sSaFd
nip tops, i.50-I.75; MARYLAND. watercress.
mt Mushroo@s-M s ms; Pennsylvania. s.
pound baskets. 1.25-l :35; few high as
Lesks-Ney jersey. bushei baskets. 1e
oRiSns per bunch %
ts1. aoz.S Tlofida l6auaft 6as-
ket S1s Wonssr egpee sype aqss Sas
$685. s%a SS fey ssst S1G Few mffdo5SSm foS 500
baskets. 80 bunches, red, Florida, f.S5;
North - y;.S;a,5 yG;sT;o1,ins, JJ;9o-iSS; few high as
iis RhuSarbmaear5s. aflnls S per bunch. 10; Mich
isan isnav h0theqseo aSNI eo 5-DOund cartons extra
sayog euspe peorea
Virginia, fair quality. 75-i. 90; repacks.
cartons. i0-ounce. cellophane bags. IS.
LII
sauash--zAbout steady; Florida. bushel
6.50-7 90; yellow straightnecks. 6;5O-7 900.
'ss'Gasd sHsss
s.: Ssx sss.;r. 1876
fryers ample to fair demand. Offerings
of heavy hens light, trading SLOW Fryers-
1881. others-too few sales to quote.
Livestock Markets.
Cattle compared last week: Slaughter
ers steady to strong, bgt late trade slow;
good to T, prime .! 925-1. 1.260.pound slaughter
sSoa sssTs $ snS sS S
"a .oo-27 SO; utility. 2o5o-23.50; Gamer:
Snd 5, csttf5s Sooa eSose sSep
stecker steers, $3.50; some held for more
Medium to choice stockers. 28.OO-35. 90.
Calves compared last week: Vealers
steady to weak; top 4G00 down 209
Hogs compared last week: unevenly
stSsds tS SsrreNs Ss ssnts ,na aghr hts h9se 49,
$4,000 pounds, 1e,56-i725; a60.s0G
P9Snds hsavifF 5d
13;5O-14.0O; heavier sows. 1925 down.
Sheep compared last week: Nom1nally
steady; few good to choice spring lambs
81. 90; bulk at 81 .00-33. 90.
Grain Market.
Flour - Receipts, 20.212 100-pound
sacks.
Wheat1Receipts, 1874, 400 bushels; ship:
ments, 194,515 bushels; stocks. 1908. .075
bushels; No. 2 red winter garlicky, spot
domestic. $50; April, $50; No. 8. 2.47:
merts 234. 900 bushels; stocks, 1,751. .639
Oats-Receipts. 1881 bushels; ship
merts, none; stocks, 24,O0S bushels.
ments, '15s,506 bushels; stocks, 205,OO7
Rye-Receipts. $3.50 bushels; shipments
none: stocks, 144.52S bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts. $500 bushels; ship
lments none; stocks. 336 740 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 274 tons.