New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For WEEK ENDING juno 4. 1857.

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The following are the current rates OF Articles IN good
Shippers receive to 10 cent less deducted for com
MISSIONS beside freight and other charges Persons re-
ceving produce SELL often with the request that imme
date returns be made cannot always obtain tho prices
which transient buyers have to pay Our figures are
tended for the farmer than the merchant and sc
prefer not to disappoint by giving the outside prices OF
fully marked with paint, and the name, of tho sender
should also be painted upon one end Nail an invoice or
list of the articles upon the under side OF the cover and
send letter by MAIL containing invoice and dlrec-
tions also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and in putting will add much to the value of the
produce.
There are few Beans coming forward with mono TO
speak back, that almost any price is obtained for
prime article. Some choice mediums have been sold for
new crop cannot be thrown upon under four
months looks as though prices will go sim higher
rates must produce. We quote:
Beans medium hand-pckcd, r. bush. $50 90
Beans, marrow, new, y bush. 600 so
Beans marrow, handpicked, screened. 500 4lS
Peas, canadian, in bond y BUSH. $50
Peas. Southern, v bush. ...--..-......' 200 ~
BUTTER.
The butter trade is in a bad way this week, and We
must talk blue 10 farmers give the facts as they
are There is long story of the causes but In brief the
number OF cows making butter probably never was 20
large before and though cheese factories have increased
greatly the make of butter Is larger than at any former
year. The grass finer at this season OF the
saw prime article IN market today from Illinois,
which viii make a. good snostl ,ll Ior t .naI
produced In this STATE, WHO NlsfoHhln, DlI-
nesota &C. are sending down the Mississippi to st..
Louis. New Orleans, and Mobile In such quantities that
the South Is taking scarcely anything from this market
The East producing It's own butter aud so Is Cali
forna, the shipments TO that State FOR two months not
being greater than single steamer used To carry out
This leaves all the butter at home aud farmers In
this State should begin to pack and mold Tor Fan ana
Winter there will still be enough coming from the West,
with the river pai 20 carry through the Summer unless
some marked change occurs or there is some new outlet
OF which prospect, II looks as though state
butter fail 20 l6dlsc H. and then could be sent
to England. Farmers may say we VIII hOld ana
force them 20 t." but after the heavy losses In
that attempt the past year-tuns and tuns OF tuns
OF butter selling at II l4c., which would nave
brought S0dS5c. IL sold at tho night time-we Ger,
tanly shall not advise TO such course Bad
as tho market H. advice Is 10 send most Of the make
forward az present long the weather Will permit,
even n prices go still lower Everything else has had
it, turthc cotton dry goods and other trades losing
heavily, and the dairymcn may not claim exemption
Could correct idea OF the general dizziness IN all kinds
OF business here be faithfully pictured 10 Them they
might how hard yes impossible TO sell butter save az
low rates Grooors boast Of getting selections OF choice
state tubs at 22c and hundreds OF pals have been
carried back 10 Orange County after Offering the cream
az Soc then the pick nc use, AID finally begging
dealers To help them out at 2Sc Receipts for the week
about 1900 packages and the decline G5c per h. We