Evening star., 1952-10-30
Produce Markets
SALES.

- Baltimore quotations supplied by the
United States Agriculture Department:
AppleS-Stronger undertone. Bushel bas-
kets, U. S. No. l, Pennsylvania, Delicious.
22 INCHES up 3;50-4 so. according to
So%es sSl0r JSnstha9s @ hams % RcheS GD s5oT5
3 inches UP. 425; 224 inches up 100;
~ inches up, 3.5O-4;25; Maryland De
to Color: Romes inches up. s50 sfs9fohs g
inches up. 300; Staymaas, 2ia inches up.
400; Yorks. 3 inches up. $50; 21a inches
Potatoes.-Weaker undertone. u. S. No.
1 and U. S; No. size A. unwashed. 100
pound IN! s,ys SACKS oH Ratahdins Pennsylyanis
Sweet pota toes-BareIy steady, Bushel
baSketS DnH tSsd U. 6,dN6: s No MaEyIsnd mostly
Pnerso Pnsashfd Ricans oiaenS a2r quality $50
Snap beans-Bushel baskets and ham
peps peers VirsnEia' yalentines fair to generally
Lima beans--Weaker undertone. vir-
ginia; bushel hampers, ordinary to fair
Beets-Nearby, per bunch 5-6 cents. riHo'
Broccoli-Crates, l2s, New jersey, ZOO
22'25' Pennsylvania, 200: New Jersey. IS.
Brussels sprouts-Barely steady; New
York s,I. Long Island. 16-auart crates, $50;
Danish: bushel baskets: packed locally; fH"
pound sacks, Pennsylvania i.4o-1.5oo:: New New
Pennsyivania' s5-1 50; New YORK. % 1.S5. 1SSeS'
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry--Market firm on fryers; prices
to moderate; offerings short, especially on
hens weak; prices 1 cent lower; supply
TuIrkeysELishter receipts in fair de-
msnd; guineas; few sold at 40-42.
ae Br0iierS oilers or fryers-over RS. 8 pounds a.
23-25,. some young 81: light type type. 6-is, fs,
few higher; Turkeys, heavy type hens,
Cattle 1.30O; holdover. 1,2o0: early run
ipredominately replacement cattle, cows
Steers oD kne ausy arseS rood and
below with bulk stockers and feeders
mainly ;, low medium and below; trading
SLOW, az 6i classes III few loads high good to
steady at - 00-2S. 90; others under pres
sure; COW trace slow In DEVELOPING in
space Of SHARPLY lower bids small lot
| lower at 1O.00-14 90; few shelly at 900
and below, early sales utility and COM
feag 5gS IS
division.
Calves 500; few sales high, good to
IS. 90: bull; other grades unsold. ''' w
Hogs, 700; trading fair. barrows and
than early Wednesday or steady with late
bulk that dav, choice I7O-240-pound bar
rows and gifts unsorted for grade, 1880
1900; 240-260 pounds. 17.25-75; 100000
pounds. 16.50-17.25; 800 pounds up.
1850 down; 120-140 pounds, 1475-15.75;
140-160 pounds. -16O0-17.00; sows under
400 pounds 150O-16.OO; 4OO-45O pounds
Ia .o0-l5.00; heavier weights. 14.00 down.
Sheep, 1907; nothing in.
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts, 6,227 100-pound sacks
Wheat--Receipts, 4S,655 bushels; ship
merts; 2s.50o bushels; stocks. 4,4s0, 1874
bushels: No. red winter garlicky spot
domestic, 2.0a1a; October. 2.0sla: No. g.
Corn-Receipts. 153,461 bushels: ship
ments, $50 bushels; stocks, 1902. $40
oats-Receipts. 1000 bushels; ship
none; Stocks iSios a bushels. shipments
Rye-Receipts none; Shipments 200
bushels: stocks, 3,015 bushels
Soybeans-Receipts. 17,714 bushels:
shipments, none; stocks, 49,305 bushels.
Egg Market Steady.
yesterdays Quotations.D
Eggs: Market about steady Large eggs
unchanged to 2 cents lower, mediums sold
in narrower price range. Receipts moderate
to heavy. Offerings more than ample for
a fair but somewhat improved demand.
Prices paid +. o. b. Baltimore by first re-
cetvers: Large. minimum 60 pct. quality,
whites, $3.50; brown and mixed colors,
64-67. Mediums, minimum so per cent A
colors, 50-541a: Standards, minimum so
per cent quality. whites. 50-51. smalls.
Egg receipts: 3.62S cases.