Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-30
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations below arc for job lots. ON
small lots higher prices are asked and OBJ
tanned. enough being asked TO cover extra
cost of caring for and nll!ns them. The
parties making small outside orders want
the best goods and selections. Dealers
prefer to handle the goods in job lots in
straight consignments ~ received,
BuTTER-AIarket unsettled. Creamery
slow sale. but choice country scarce and
in good demand. Packing stock plentiful
and weak. We quote rs follows: Cream
cay. extra fancy separator. lSc: iirsts. l2c;
dairy. fancy. l2c: fair, l0ci store packed,
frssh 5aSs; masking stock &c.
sas and Missouri fresh, &C..
PorLTRI-I!eceipts good. Hens firm.
i5c each; springs, l6Fss; turkeys hens, Sc;
gohblrrs. be; old, iisc; spring ducks, lie;
old, le; geese. spring. loo; pigeons. 81 per
FoTAToEs-Markct well supplied with
HON E lg.3 Wh,G \ fs!l a. i5e Per bushel-
Quote! at 5Ol7jc per bushel in a small
APPL.Es-Demand better and market
and could not get them, New Arkansas
stock, zoe per third ,hushel for choice stock,
bushsl box Home 1ppies, ruling prices
s2Id for !5e per bashoI Home grown crab
MISUNDERSTANDING to the wet weather
last week picking was light, and the fruit
10 work, and in consequence the market
yesterday was heavily overstocked with
shipped and home grown stock, and for a
market finally settled down, home grown
S Gisiss'r to fancy MSgs stock a9,siS' gfhfippSSdda 's stock 10!
RANGED from ioId5c as q rule and a few
were in light supply, and as the season is
far advanced tho stock is growing poorer
an aq az iRs ola aarl ihegg Ti %ese V si.gsa 81 ksa
ras pherries are in fair supply. and good to
choice fruit maintained g good price. The
shipped stock on sale. Currants-Home
grown currants have gone out OF season.
some fancy stock came IN from Michigan
strawbcrrles-Colorad stock ali that is to
be Rsd' and Hhc Iher r. were y qSne on the marie,
$3.50 per crate. Goeseberries-Market fair;
ToMATotS-Market steady and in good
demand Home grown tomatoes are COM
t tnsm ~ At a go , n"r pd Is a y M9ssss dSmas sar6 for
GaILe heavy 55sis5e per i-basket crate;
PEACHEs-Home grown in fair supply.
but very li''Is shipbed stock was TO be
out of season; some half bushei baskets
sold a. S9t,lOc, md pecks as u rule Were
sold at iOd5Oc per third busheI boz. Free,
stones We EeTs sfsrG Ep t9iidSy. Nou. ,.,.
. ~ - IVNt EHtHl tilf,
prices steady, Peaches are a trifie
hard and green. Peaches are 15cd SI.0J
per %crate; aprlcots. sl.O0al.25 per case;
plums. sl.5Ol2.o0 per case.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples.. evaporated.
rings, Hight. &c per poundi dark, ,$lsc per
pound; sun sun anli quarters light. aac;
NUTs-coeoanuts. $3.50 per 100. Pecans,
Missouri, ease per pound; Texas, 2isu3c;
peeans, polished. dqloe; Central America.
Virginia. white. raw. &c per pound. Ten
nessee, raw. ia5lac; roasted, 79sc; Kansas.
2iac
LEMoNs-steady and in fair demand.
Quoted as follows: Messina, fancy 81 per
per box.
'oRANGES-scarce and In good demand.
Mediterranean sweets, 5000 $50. seedlings,
$50 size, $3.50; l26 to PIC size, $500; New
Mexican stock. partly green, 500 per box.
,BANANAs3steady; but the sale was
and peddIsr stock. 75cgsi.0, ~
MELONS-More coming In and market
hardly so firm. Choice Texas stock is SELL
Ing fairly well and il Of good quality. at 81
slow at any price and are not wanted. by
the 100 large melons sell at slsgli; medium.