Evening star., 1953-07-21
Produce Markets

baltimore quotations supplied by the
united States Agriculture Department: "e
no APPasSIBushel pFaae Blu baskets; New Jersey.
Soo; 80; PennsylvsniGat,A GtA Williams III INCHES 8 w.
Ne Nc. iIcSs. iinshss ,r IO $iS2; Virginia q. s.
land, ga inches up. wilkins S'c9 = o6e May 5y
inches up. 2.75-3.0O. 0' 0'oo' -"
s,ze PotatosS-Dull Ss%. and weak; q. s. No. /,
Shs ViTrin. n unE%aSnsd W unless otherwise stated
Peusd sacks s5; s5oFe g. ssoOSs5s s eom,rei.i lGS-
5oSoumnddr 5oSS mddryspd sscEd Eastern EsS, Shore
SS99; 49, washed. waxed and | colored'' oTed'
Beans and Beets.
Msrssna Easternt shorsi :ishsly weaker
Ssrasss SsmS.I2 24s: SS5$7S mostly 4ss S5o onS B1she
snap beansGABo;utt lRBo; te" stssdvl! Sss5 40; .oos
iaSd vasnsnlessa vsHshfl basket HoH aPd MARY
l;25; tendergTeeHs, so6es56 6pCSIs5 low yU,,1S as
SSainsifsS SoansifuiSs $.99; cOntenders' 5oo-S.S5
lang 7EsstsFP shore5i 5d0s5oM 5d%HsI MsEy1 New
'si Besis&MaSy11sSnnd. 9SMIas;1Sn per bunch, s-7c
HsT fs1-, Jersey orange boxes IS bunch,
penasyivania bnshsl Dqmsstic Sasset round
orange 906se boxes best. $1.25, ' lair qualify afiS
New New. Jersey Golden, dozen, 5.25-2 SO:
Sozsn SSms orainSry ma auality, 80; pascal, "a.
auaeli.y. aasT 1;;556-S,o6; s-dozen, II Is. ''nAf'
pss5 S36Hoc-5I3i 40 G5}i. fair to ordinary quality,
oUO: fair quality. 2.OO-2 80
h, GHus;umbseTsMislishtIy Gu; stronger; bushel
456 unsraSed r.gepSv Ge1d quality waXed
1SS. some ioS Sifsinia SSfTshaEy tNorfdlt tSNSs1f5H
senepay tsT snod guaIity 200 Pennsyvania
per. 2.OO-225. U'N'' HSm-
Greens and Lettuce.
\. .SreenS-Bushel baskets and hampers,
coli; 75-lI .00; PennsyIvania' rape. % mus
tarn tarn,n a1d fdn. colIardS' LOO; kale So-1.0O,
Ice5eTs 1ss' a.oo-ss5; EaisfFn i.fF auaits eraiss
Rd% RR;S0o1i;ao; .inno;, Boston 2 dozen UP, 1,50;
onions-DHil, 5o-pound sacks, U. s.
mostly around l5O. Low
=. Onions ,tgreen)-ohio. 16-quart bas-
ParsleyMaCurly. New Jersey. tanserine
boxes, 5I.5o-1.75: Ohio s-Quart baskets
PeppeTs-7slightly stronger. Green.
California Wonder type, ordinary Quality,
buIinoss ivns nesr6Y' snG wal ns-Pushei baskets.
1.50.
az Neutrality-suspicious.. svIs1ss tomato lurs.
Savoy, 2.OO-2.5O. "o~eo'
saqash1--Nearby. h-bushel hampers
vGllA
baskets. 75-1.OO; bushel baskets. I.5O-
Tcmatoes-weaker. Virginia 1a-ou.r,
climax basket, ripe and turning, 100.
LOO; some best. 1.75-2.O0; fair condi-
Ii9n; IN. 10; hn.,a ,d9-ppound climax basket. 75-
mostly oS o9Soe! a BASKETS sS rlre and t9rning
condition. 2.25; MARYLAND H-bushei bas-
6et, ripe and turning. 2.0O-250, mostly
II99. tssT early sales high Gs 800, some
Turnips-7New Jersey, .h-bushel basket.
white. purple tops. mostly 100. few 125.
Poultry Quotations.
c,s srouitryCcMsarSes about steady on most
MOSS ssaE fresh Ss lots some IN rht faes to maSe mod
aass mo s4 ss4OeE sfDsstsf S fssE At ss
some, better: quality 30. Broilers or or fryH- fH
eTS. POUNDS and over, 1895, mostly "a.
5sISx asns; heavy type. 1880: light type.
Livestock Markets.
Cattle. 300; sizable supply utility and
commercial grade cows and grass fat
SLAUGHTER steers held from Monday on
buyers s;. fairly well supplied with cattle
following Mondays largest run since late
October 1852: not enough any class cat
late sales steers and cows Monday more
than LOO lower than previous Thurs
Calves. $50; slow. generally steady.
mixed good to prime vealers 20.OO-23 90.
utility and commercial in range 14.OO-
1000; ODD culls ll;0O or under;
lower; odd lots over 300 pounds and sows
AROUND so cents of, but sow trade not
ndnyd fully established most ch9ice 1920
s4o.$7So O bounds: n0 zoo .oo-5o; ' a7os$SG $50;
Ss.50 Down; M. kind sealing 120-l4o pounds.
$500; $50 pounds, ae. 1877 80; sows
under 400 pounds mostly .21.50. but odd
arognd gg / 800 pounds and lighter weights
to 22O0; few 400-450 pounds. 20.50.
Sheep, 100: run mainly trucked-in lot
spring lambs, dealings active, prices
poand Ssaay spnins mixed smSs gGSd pER
good to prime mainly 24.O0 up; few util-
changed.
Grain Market.
TSeaHsssess s4Y s4Ss5s Su.S. ;sfs
shipments, 552,33$ bushels stocks, g.
l43,394 bushels. No 2 red winter gar
iicky: spot, domestic. 1.SS: July. 1.S8:
CornEReceipts. ao,a62 bushels: ship
ments. 57,6s2 bushels: stocks. 1.0S5.-
Oats-Receipts, none: shipments,
| none: stocks. 2,645 bushels.
Barley-ReceiptS, none: shipments,
! none: stocks, 100,420 bushels.
Rye-ReceiptS, none: shipments, none:
stocks, S97 bushels.
soybeans-Receipts, none: shipments,
none: stocks, sc. .30S bushels.
Millfeed-ReceiptS. none.
Egg Market Steady
yesterdays QuOtations.)
Eggs: Market steady to arm. Large
advanced mostly 1 to 2 cents and price
range grew wider. Mediums were un-
changed to "a cent higher. Mod
crate to heavy receipts consisted pri-
marily of Midwestern shipments. De-
mand fair to good. Offerings Of better
quality short of trade needs One lot Of
| grade purchased at so cents.
Prices paid fob. Baltimore by first
receivers: Large, minimum 90 per cent
A quality, whites, 1896: brown and
mixed colors. 561a-65. Mediums. mini
mum 80 per cent A quality, whites. SOFA
SO: brown and mixed colors, 50h-53.
Receipts: 1855 cases.