Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-11
Produce Markets

Apples: Pa bu bkts Romes us Fancy
DuA:SRss %d c6 SS.sTd sS ;stss 90,
PotatoeA' New-Nc sliehtly weaker.
others barely steady. NC Cobhlers
zoo: 50 ID SACKS ~1 mostly i POO 10 washed
LOO: washed 100 10 sacks 3.0O-5 So. sc
s s.as! r WISHED gs1s size, a 100 ID
Sweet Potatoes: SUPPLIES sDphs S insufici:ns
Beans and Bsets.
beans ,snaplEBsest siishtly stronger.
9s nss as ssy sS best best sS p podTei
yssniS.. cs20 OGss5 contend sG rS:
crts. Gas I.oo.i SO, 1 PSn' Too. zoe y .
ee1.SSsScsOIIiEMMdd. srts LIS $500
tic round 1st 61. crts. and orsnse boxes
S SEs,,sb, ley ssl.s5sssr. JgseI.S Ioesily 81:
bkts. pointed 5O.75. NM '
Canliflower-N j.. orange boxes IFS
'ne ol laE isT best st.ad SG wrebound er,.
~: sSo:a s. s.. -s * <" as e. 81
NJ osSs OG mostly 2 f1i i FIJI susi:
f.UU. large C.UU.
Sk. ssE2 sS0ss s'f i.Ey a st5Snssr Fla Ou
E ssaree Nh N Su S S9 Skt sr' few ;SC
Greens and Onions.
s sDGSsG s S6 few eOllaEd' e. ssbS9ss
Ss:I 90. %ustsTd & rape ISL 90 tut.
nip tops $4,000. Pa. collards 65-1s.
kale .OO-1 20, rape 90. turnip tops LOO.
Nj: s4s i:oO.i 30 very few few SisSer.
bfi Su. lssSs5: sf NJ 'T II j. .s..
= Onions igreenJ; Nearby per bunch
eu Fl 0E ssa e Ou Psf bunch men
2he. Nj. bu. bkts. 1907. 90.
.n PsIpD Ds c.,af , steady Fla Hu bkts.
2.SO-s:oO. few best 3.e5.
Radishes-Nearby per bunch 1h-3e.
Pa luss 30 punches 1915. Ohio 1e-at.
Rhubarb-Nearby per bunch 7-9c.
crt sDi ssSSy '6ehgs light N j. bu'
bkts HOI and hpr nat sA0 White n .2S:1S g:
yellow straightneSks large 75,
.rd TO tnaIGes n6Gd erts Ersen ripes
iry 5x6 5.00-5.66. 6x6 4,SO-6 90. Sx7
fsiS oo n15 sS SS ed p1S; Is q: ana sig:
Turnips-Topped: Pa. h-bu. bkts.
WstsrcrsssTMd. hOtOed per doc.
Miscellaneous repacked vegts.: s-s OF.
MIN bags cole slaw 90, mixed salad 20.
So' tossed s1 Pa6,, ~ M.,..,
Poultry: Market barely steady on fry
ers As prices held unchanged. Trading
supplies more tnan soualed z light TO
weak. Prices % cents lower with fur
ther declines expected. LIBERAL offerings
Ct standstill Some offered but re-
Broilers or tryers: 8 lbs and over
1921, mostly $3.50. Hens: Heavy type
2S-24' few nish si;.,,0ek
Cattle 90; not enough any class cattle
sold to establish trading basis. eauiva-
Calves: None None estimated fresh. bu.
trade these seIins Sn9 SLOWLY OWN az sSout
steady prices compared with the mean
close, mostly good and prime vealers
- Q-22; 90. some carrying commercial
Hogs so; not enough on offer to permit
an accurate comparison of prices.
Grain Market.
Flour - Receipts, 1919 1OO-pound
Wheat-Receipts. 14s,62e bushels:
630,743 bushels. No. . red winter
garlicky. spot. domestic, 1856 january.
1.S5; No. 3, 1 81.
Corn-Receipts "a $50 bushels; ship
ments, 10000 bushels; stocks, 2.O30,168
bushels.
Oats-Receipts. 90. 500 bushels; ship
ments, none stocks none.
Barley-Receipts, none: shipments.
Rye"Receipts. 1900 bushels; ship
ments, none: stocks. none.
Soybeans-Receipts, none; shipments.
none; stocks 80. bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. sos tons
Egg Market Steady.
Eggs: Market steady on quality large,
mediums and smalls barely steady on
lower grade. Better offerings in lighter
supply. Arrivals light. Ample stocks
slow to clear as trading failed to i'm
prove.
Prices paid, fob. Baltimore by first re-
ceivers: Whites, large. min, 80 pct.
quality. 34-3S. few lower; brown and
go pct A. quality. 29-33. few lower;
brown and mived colors. 29-33la. few
| lower. Current receipts $500.
! Receipts: Eggs 1.1OS cases.