Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1929, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY. e change. Meat dealers also reported prices unchanged. usually are displayed in the open. Cemmission merchants manage to el e Ul AN ey keep. | Poultry dealers, having about cleaned 12 TRADING IMPROVES . “‘ R ing fires in stoves in the space protect- (up their turkey supplies for the | ‘e: by{ unvuédmeu n;es pl;:]\’er\t !rex- | Thanksgiving holiday trade, are looking of commx les and enable employes A.l. n B MARKET ¥'Lhehnrma %o have. some protection Ahead for supplies for the Christmas « Us the chickens, ducks and keats continue fairly heavy. Heavy receipts of rabbits the past few days glutted the market. -Supplies came from all directions, some arriving in first-class condition and finding Meats—! . 20a22; veal, lamb, 24a27; pork loins, 22a25; receipts not in such good condition, |in packages, 12. sold as 1ow as 15 cents. It was reported by wholesalers this morning that prices of all commodities were substantially the same as prices quoted yesterday. Today's Wholesale Prices—Jobbers’ Prices Slightly Higher. Fokt thetcou. trade. While it is too soon to forecast alers on the farmers' line continue | probable prices for the approaching in small numbers, growers being unable | holiday season, it is believed by some to gather their usual quantities of vege- | dealers that retail prices will be very tables because of the freezing weather, | little higher than prices which pre- |valled during the holiday season re- cently ended. Turkey receipts at Fort Worth, Tex.. from where many turkeys offered here are received, were reported light two days ago, with a light demand and dull market. Ggvernment reports told of buyers paying 16 cents for No. Fruit and Vegetable Review. Wholesale Dealers Report In- crease in Sales—Receipts Good. |but commission merchants on the op- | posite side of B street continued with | fairly large quantities of shipped-in vegetables. Receipts Heavy. Both fruits and vegetables from Cali- ! fornia continuc in fairly heavy receipts, | Steaily increasing business in the oranges, grapefruit and grapes leading | hens, 19 cents for young toms and 14 ; old_toms. 27a28: Spring ch wholecale district was reported this | (he Tecfipis of frults. Dealers also had | cents for old toms.” No. 2 quality sold | ens, large, 26a27: medium, 25a26; brob- morning, and dealers anticipate a de- | Sraneto: aligatae Pows: PeATs, pome- at 10 cents. ers, 30; Leghorns, 22a23; fowls, 25 | granates, alligator pears, honeydews ‘There is not & very brisk demand | roosters, 20; ducks, 15 cided improvement before the Christ- and kamquots to offer retailers. for turkeys in the local market, re- ba, S50 mas holiday season shopping begins. | Wholesalers reported a continued | ceipts being light, and dealers do not Cold weather continues to serve as a [firm condition of the butter and egg | anticipate heavier demands until a few handicap to dealers whose commodities | market, prices continuing without | days before Christmas. Receipts of Economics), says: Butter- 43a44; store-packed, 30a32. | Eggs—Hennery, 58 fresh selected, | 5.01 57a58; current receipts, 52a53. v s, young hens, L 503 6: :_Virginia, horne, 28a30; fowls, 28a30; ducks, 28a | up, Yorks, 1.5 V‘:\\g\ \\\\\)\‘W//////\\\\\Z/M =S eSSy == R N2 N NI s JPre-Holiday Suiite Sale-Tr e s 7 L _overy Suite ./ . $169.00 Value =N Genuine Walnut=Veneer Dining Suite ‘109 A ten-piece suite of gumwood veneered in genuine walnut. As pictured, a china cabinet, server, buffet, ex- tension table and six leather seat chairs to match. Liberal Credit Terma—The H U B ;n\ml dresser @ Eesy Payfi‘"' T he Terms | \\M‘\\W//, I : \ : «\m\\\\\“Y//// N 3-Piece Living Room Suite In Persian Mohair and Moquette This smart new suite is developéd along mod- ern lines, with pleated back, serpentine front Persian mohair. 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Upholstered in =NV 7 S N \ This Three-Piece Bed=Davenport Suite ‘86 This suité consists of a tight spring seat velour-covered short bed-daven- port, an armchair and a wing chair to match, Easy Payments—The HUB =S e — = An artistic and sturdy suite of genuine walnut veneer on gumwood, each piece generous in size and well made. asy Terms A 2 V) ‘139 M) AN /) ll 30; roosters, 22; capons, 40a45; keats, 70a80. 24226, {resh hams, 20a22; fresh shoulders, 18a22; smoked hams, 25a26: smoked shoulders, pound receipts, not in such good condition, | 18a20; bacon, 25a26; lard, in bulk, 1 ‘The daily market report on fruits and vegetables (complled by the Market News Service Bureau of Agricultural | 3.253.50. Apples—Supplies moderate; demand tter—One-pound prints, 44a45; tub, | light, market steady. Barrels: Virginia, a32. | U. 8. No. 1, 212 inches up, Yorks, 4.50a 0; U. 8. No. 1, 23 inches up, black . No. ‘Wash- : Pennsylvania, U. S. No. | . 2% inches up, Northwestern Green- | White, U. 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