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TRADING IS QUIET
IN CENTER MARKET
Firm Condition in Blitter 1
Trada Renorted Today. J;
Prices Are Unchanged. !
A firm condition of the butter mar- ]
ket \\ its~ reported from packers in ]
both flte Hast and West this morn- ;
ins and a similar condition was re- I
ported in the egg market. Prices of j
l)Oth butter and eftss, however, were
the same us at tlie close of Saturday's ‘
market. I
There was the usual quiet Monday
morning condition of the market to-
day. dealers and consumers doing ,
very little buying on Mondays. ,
Ample supplies of all foodstuffs (
wt re on hand this morning to more
than fill demands, it was reported,
prices of most commodities being the |
same as at the close of last week's- (
Biaiket. I
Today’s Wholesale Prices. j
Butter, fancy, 1 pound prints, 46a
48; tub, 45; store packed, 30.
Epps—Fresh selected, 33; hennery, j
35; current receipts, 30.
Poultry, alive —Turkeys, 35; Spring
broilers, 30a33: White Leghorns. 25a
26; fowls, 26a27; roosters, 22; ducks,
young. 20; old. 15; kents, young, 70a
80; old. 35a40; dressed turkeys, 40;
broilers, 35a 40.
Live stock —Calves, choice, 13; me
dium, 11a 12; thin. 7aß; lambs, 14.
Meats—Fresh hams, 30a 32: shoul
ders. 24a25; loins. 35; beef. 16alS; veal,
25.
Fmit and Vegetable Review.
Today's market report on fruits
and vegetables compiled by the Mar
ket News Service. Bureau of Agricul
tural economics, says.
Apples—“ Supplies moderate; demand
light, market dull: bushel baskets;
Maryland and Virginia, various vari
eties, medium to large size, 75a1.00;
few large size, 1.25; some ripe, 50.
