New-York tribune., 1867-07-31


India s5a55c for Washed and African at for Un
waas,hed, ,,l. and s0a4oe 90 for Washed; -.
hWHISKY-The inquiry for Western is moderate ana
bond.
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For TIE WEEK ENDING July 30, 1867.
Expressly for The n. Y TRIBUNE by our Own RepOterl
The following the current rates Of articles good
condition, sold by commission houses at Wholesale
missions beside freight and other charges Persons
eevng produce to SELL often with the request that mme-
date returns be made cannot always obtain the prices
which transient buyers have TO pay Our figures are In
tended for the farmer than the merchant and we
prefer not TO dsappon by giving the outside prices OF
very choice articles Boxes packages should be care
fully marked with paint, and the name OF the sender
should also be painted upon end Nail an invoice or
list OF the articles upon The under side Of the cover and
send letter 6y NAL containing ant an nySce seD ana GeS
and care IN putting up viii add much to the value OF the
produce.
Beans s with no hope for al increase
before the nSy " e, crop Oo We qSqse u s,, hand
Meiun, handPiefed 2sS 90 picked SsS 3 % %
''O Psas caH IN bond TisS
With further falling of in receipts, there is little
change IN the markets. fine Yellow State being frDer on
Soored that the California tradesm as il Isis taking
State frkins The receipts from all sources % are SIZE
the market so far az quantity goes only more good and
less poor would De desirable Fine State ilrkns are
Se lt rt in pot Of edpf favor and sStness
English shippers venturing little western Reserve
market and will not venture largely before seeing how
the first shipments turn out Trade generally Ia very
quiet, with light arrivals for three days
past. II is very hard selling grease butter, so
freely has this article been shipped Of late.
amount Of butter which went TO grease last sen
SON and the probability is that hundreds Of farmers Sc
crey resolve 20 be caught'so again-reIusing 800
S5c and accepting l2alsc per pound We will do our
best TO post them, but cannot look INTO the future,
or good prices il s safe to se As the markets are
large quantities cannot be sold save at shipping rates OF
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ws.S SGg.i a., . n 5s3 r,,e Butter h.
CHEESE.
"sck blue fat" and Kindred expressions the
responses 10 inquiries about the cheese trade lns
with about 10000 less boxes than for the previous
week the receipts bong 934-que light for three days
past This holding back inDrdinary times, would help
PORTION TO the falling OF in the supply They begin to get
heightened at their work fearing the result OF the
bsSyy SHipments some of them are even anticipating
that cheese VIII 10 90 shngs the other sde hence
their disncnaton TO buy even a the present reduced
rates We call the decline &C. for the week. i9c being
the top figure for hne cheese, the best on sale SUI
there are really crack factories the market ustnow
aud possible that lsic. might be squeezed out Of
something very fancy line OF 6o boxes Lewis County
ward sold to-day at n and good Is offering at l2e
most sales are a ~ i2. with arse lots somewhat ont
OF the dealers profess 10 believe tat the bottom
is reached icv show confidence enough TO go INTO INC
market aud buy IL they purchase " IL usually der
they have made sale, npon the known reputation OF
such and such facioy BARN ana English DAIRY are
almost entirely neglected Wequote
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sSsa,e fe%s'....' si5 ss ss5Tsd Poor : q as
ws,t Reserve gOOd...n al7 sois and .knius.... GO
EGGs.
Eggs foot up a73 bbs for the week ending yesterday
but larger Arryhis today with light demand, lead TO
lower prces The consumption fell of veTy much when
prices mp 29d c and people have not got back to
u Of them. The large number OF poor eggs ala
much toward lessenpg the demand Some Of the dealers
manage of those OF established reputation at the
mark-22a23c 4 dozeu-but the majority still sold
subject TO reclamation for pooreggs Many Of the hay
on other nest while the help are busy TO hunt them
hence the poor order. great number Of spoiled eggs
j. L. aud Pa ts,h we.isrn and Southern p do' 7sn1.
STATE good loss o. ..,. 74Gs5 Esg Oats bush good 0Gs5
FRUHs.
Norfolk and Jersey appes are too plenty to sell Well
They mostly common OF poor, aud sloOp loads have
been sold 81 s. per bb stu selections Of Boughs and
other good sorts Will bring si4s5 Out OF coo crates of
Norfolk Icuches received by one nrn yesterday soy OF
them were entirely and the rest had 10 DC sod ~
5Oc s. per crate Wet weather the cause lot Of
Georgia peaches brought s0 per crate, while bushe
quarts OF fine Delaware AprcOts were sold Tor so4
Sst pcr6nsh crate some sIna hard Jersey fruit is In
markell but IL little called for ~ y tOGS per crate
Common pears plenty and low retailing at 81 80 per
peach basket few hue Georgia Bartletts brought sl2
per bushe Some Norfolk seekels are on the market but
they green sell well though OF large size They
are held at " per bushel Blaekberes are hangng for
tie fst time to-day, aud TO get tid OF all the Lawtohs
afternoon
fine fruits were sold isc. FOR piuts the morning
Samples Of Wilson's Early, from Parry are In the mar
ket very large and very fine. His crop has nearly all
been sold In Philadelphia 40 35djOc per qt WhOrueDer-
mes are scarce to-day and some rn fruit has broughtS ~
after selling low as - per bushel some days ago
cOnsig gnmcnt OF Georgia CaaNDa grapes ~ quart Doxes
very fine, brought 25c. per box. We quote:
AppIrs Va A. bbl.. 81 SOC 80 90 Pears, Norfolk q
n. j. y bhl good 0O0 OIL eIlte.......'.' W1
Bi,rIb.rre. a. at. Is4 lg J.. y bbL.... O0Q %
Tsxt.p at. 28 Plums, Eorolk Dam
currants 4, m. sd II 4 bush... OOe
Ri"st 10 m - pQ nj Large Blue... 0O0 10 90
a,.ne. not house. y RsspheTTies, Antwerp
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Peaches Norfolk, v - - "Aofneos'heT oon . IN
o,,~g, crate 90 Goa Sl0 O0l Fqt......... R0
Delaware ...... QUa = Ol
FRTtTf ASD NUrs-DRIED
single barrel ptted Cherries brought t0e wIch
was above the narhct sOhe blckDcrlles arc
beginning TO arrive, but no price Is Ned Tor the VIC
quote: N M q q NJ
ss,.Tr p M ....... halves, @ ........lO 6il
ss,s IL n......... prime peeled, Y ID 40 Ga
Cherries. plled, y b.....1 dp
RIDES. SKINS. AND FuRG - 49,. -.
p.A., 90 Mink pale, each Sl 06R2 ~
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