Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-10-11
NEW YORK MARKETS.


55$l: December 57A to 5S.
COltN-Market advanced early in
the week under covering of shorts.
Quotations 55h to Sc for October de-
livery.
oATS-Quotations ranged from S2h
70 80.
BEANS AND PEAS-Domestic white
beans are coming forward faster than
the trade can use them and values are
still tending downward. Beans, do
mestic, Marrow, 1894, per bush, 81 so;
do Marrow, 1898, 50 45@$2 so; do medi-
um, 1898, 81 75@s1 so; do pea. 1894, 81 so
@$l So; do, white kidney, 1898, 81 500
S2 40; do red kidney, 1894, 81 $685. do,
lima, California, so lb. So 750$2 so; do,
foreign, medium, 81 35q$l 45; do, pea,
81 5O4$1 60; green peas, bbls, 81 10; do,
bags, 81 05; do, Scotch, 81 15QS1 1714.
BUTTER-General trade slow. OF
extra fresh creamery the supply Is
somewhat larger from the fact that
many markets are showing improving
quality. Creamery, state and Pennsyl
vania, extras, 25@25Rc; do western ex-
tras, 26; do thirds to seconds, 16@20c;
do, June make, 19@23c; state dairy,
half firkin tubs extras, 23c; do frsts,
2O@22c; do thirds to seconds, 14@1Sc;
dairy firkins, 19@21hc; imitation,
creamery, 14419c; western dairy, 1870
lie; factory, 14@1yc; do, June, tubs,
14@15Rc; do, fresh12A @15c.
CHEEZE-Trade in large-size cheeze
at standstill Exporters have few
orders in hand, and the buying on
home account is very limited. Liver
pool cable quotation, sos, Cd. State,
full cream, large. white, fancy, 103sc;
do, colored, 10Ac; do common to prime,
1012@10Ac; do common to choice, S1A0
SIC; do good to prime. 6D7c; do COM
mon to fair, 4951ac; full skins, 363hc.
EGGS-Receipts are heavy, and while
they contain a considerable quantity
of ice-house eggs, the supply of fresh
gathered also seems to be larger.
Trade is extremely dull. Jersey, per
doz, 23Q24c; state and Pennsylvania,
21c; western prime 191a2Oc; do fair to
good. 17h@19c; do ice-house, 16@17c;
do fresh seconds, per case, 81 500$3 so.
FRUITS - FRESH - Apples more
plenty, but suppn largely of medium
grades. Pears in moderate demand and
steady ounces dull. Peaches continue
scarce and firm. Plums in lighter sup
ply, but moving slowly. Delaware
grapes doing little better. Niagara
firm; Concord plenty and firm. A few
extra fine lots of all kinds from Keuka
lake slightly exceed quotations. Gran
berries selling better and tending in
sellers favor Apples, soft fall, red
kinds, 81 25@$3 do green. 81 75@$2 %;
do red winter fruit, 81 75@$2 25; do
green 81 50@$2; pears, Bartlett, per Dbl,
81 50@$4 so; do Buerre Bose, 81 50$3; do
Clairgeau, 81 25@$2 rs; do other vari-
ties $2Q$250 do commons 81 259$1 75;
ounces, 81 259s2 rs; peaches. per bas-
ket 50c@$1 rs; prunes, per 10-lb basket,
3O050c; plums, 20D35c; grapes, Della
ware, small baskets, 15@16c; do Naga-
ra, 13615c; Concord, 10c do large bas-
kets. 16@1Sc; cranberries, per bbl Sc
ass.
FRUITS-DRIED-T Is still con-
siderable pressure to sell eVaporated
apples and the market is unsettled and
weak especially for prime and lower
grades. Sun dried inquired for, but
none arriving to speak Of Small fruits
without change of Importance. Evap-
GRATED apples, fancy, Sc; do, choice, SO
S1ac; do, common to prime, G07hc;
chops, 11a@1Bc; cores and skins, NO
15sc; peaches, southern, sun dried, peel
I'd, old. S@1Sc.
BEEVES-Poor to good native steers
sold at SO 121a9$5 30 per 100 lb; western
rangers at SO 1898 80; oxen and stays
at SO 40dS4 SO; choice fat do at SIS so;
city dressed native sides slow at 61b6
10c per lb, and Texas range beef lower
at 5R46Iac Gable advices quote re-
frigerated beef steady at 61a0S% Am
erican live cattle selling at 9h@1Oc,
dress weight.
GAME-Choice nearby birds steady,
but western are plenty and dull. Fresh
venison in fair demand Woodcock,
per pair, 75c@$l 20; partridges, nearby,
75cGSl rs; do western, 40065c; grouse,
4O@75c; English snipe and golden plo-
yer, per dozen, 81 25G$1 so; grass plo-
yer, $1@I 25; reedbirds, 4O@6Oc Mall
ard, per pair 40460; do commoner
kinds, 2O435c; venison, fresh. per lb,
l6@1Sc.
HAY AND sTRAW-Market steady
with few sales of fancy hay up to SOC
Hay, prime, per 100 lb, 75c; do No. 3 to
No. l, 55@70c; do shipping, soc; do clo-
yer, mixed, 45055c; do clover, SO@4Oc;
rye straw, 35G55c; oat straw, soc.
HOPS-Tradiqg is very moderate,
and the quantity of stock offering
keeps prices weak. State or Pacific
coast, 1894, choice 91a1Oc: do, good to
| 71ac; do, 1898, choice, 61a@7c; do, com
mon to prime, 496c; old olds, 2@3c.
| -ALIVE-Values almost
entirely nominal Spring chickens, per
lb, 9@1Oc; do, western, sc; fowls, 1Oc;
old roosters, &c; turkeys S6D11c; ducks,
per pair, 45@SOc; geese, per pair, 81 12
Q$1 81; pigeons, per pair 20@25c.
DRESSED-Consider stock car
ried over, very heavy fresh receipts,
and advices of large shipments Trade
extremely dull and prices lower and
unsettled on all kinds. Any reasona-
BILE bids are being accepted when i'm
portant sales can be made but there
Is nothing to prevent carrying a heavy
stock over in first hands. Turkeys,
young, dry picked, per lb, S@9c do,
scalded, 7@Sc; do. inferior, 4d6c;
chickens, Philadelphia, 14Q1Sc do,
western, dry-picked, 991O1ac; do seal
ded, &c; fowls, 9a1Oc; old cocks. &c;
spring ducks, eastern and Long Island,
14@15c; do, western, 7D10c; eastern
geese, 124l3c; squads, per doz,$1 500
S275.
POTATOES AND VEGETARI ES-