Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-15

sells out of wagons from 4Oc to 6Oc
a bushel; inferior stock. 20925c; cooking
sdoeE; ssdt9ek; 2GaSSc; Ben Davis. 29aioc; Winesaps.
| Huntsman's Fayorite COARSE per BUSH
el for fancy stock; Baldwins $1,000
LIS barrel in small way. Shippers are
| paying for Northern Spy 81 per barrel in car
| lois: Tor fancy fall and winter varieties. 81
@iZo per barrel; Jonathans, S.25Q1.5O per
9arreI for fancy and i5c for No. stock.
New York and Michigan stock, 81 per bar
| FOTAToES-Choice stock fairly active
anu STEADY; poor dull. Home grown. SOC
| IN a small way; few growers are anxious to
Seii SSi them in car lots. and no price is estab-
uShed si,i at this season of the year: Wiscon-
T Iots, 4Oc in small way; Pearls. &c less;
iowa stock, 25a2Sc in car lots; 30IS5c in a
sts1il SMETT way; Sole Soi9rado Greeley stock 5Oa6oG
Qqoted Tsl at, at 20a25c per bushel.
fkdoIIS,Lemons. 81 new crop. Sicily, fam
SSy. S.25; choice; 500 in a small way; Cali
lorna stock, S.I5d3.50 per box. Mexican
oranges, ,$S;Ood325 per box: Sonora oranges.
standard boxes: S:25: California, $500; ma
Bananas. shipping. l.75a2 225; peddler stock.
sOcG$l 20 Cranberries, Cape Cod fancy, $6. 20
q7-25 per barrel; 81. per bushel box; Jer-
s7.OedT50 per keg, Florida pineapples. $4.OO
per crate or $2.Ooa225 per dozen. Grape
fruit. $5.0OaS.OO per box. California and
GAME-The colder weather has helped
the market a little. Quoted as follows:
$50 dozen Salt water turtles on order. order.
l1c pound. Young squirrels. Soc per dozen.
Ducks. canvasbacks. $3.50; Mallards. $500;
blue wing. $50. and mixed. $50 f, per . doz.
en-. Jackrabbits, 40c; cottontaiIs (drawn).
soc for fresh stock. 2Ca25c for holdover
should not forget that official inspection
OF game in Kansas City is very rigid. and
ed by the local food inspector.
BEESWAN-Quoted at 20i24c per pound.
NuTS-Cocoanuts, S250a3.75 per 100;
5a1n small lots. soc per dozen. Hazelnuts:
pound; Texas, 566c; polished. 6Sf1Oc. Pea
nuts, nuts, Virginia. white. raw, 4a5c per pound;
sas; 2l2c., Hickory nuts Qarge shellbarkl.
Sl.OO per bushel: small Missouri stock $50
45c Native walnuts. soc per bushel Pinon
nuts; l2alSc per pound. Butternuts. 75c
VEGETABLES Offerings light and mar
k7t firmer; Onions are in good demand and
In best demand; fancy home grown. .35c; me-
dium.S0c; culls. .20GS5c doz., ladI3tc per pound;
Wisconsin and Iowa stock. fancy jobbing
I3c per 100 pounds. in a small way S5cds1OO;
Hat Dutch, S0G9Oc in bulk, S1.O0I1.1O in
small way; Holland. S1.15 in bulk 81 25 in a
small way y:culls, I56S5c. Onions. home grown.
Globe, I5t$100 fiat; red Wethersfield SIOO:
Wisconsin stock. choice TO fancy, S16I. .25;
inferior. 75c per bushel: Western Spanish
on. onions p,. 81 per = crate: Beets. fancy; =5a3Oc
rots. 25c per bushel. California celery, act
i've STANDARD siZe), 2Od40c. Pumpkins, 75c
@$l.00 per dozen. Hubbard squash, 75c
@$l.G0 per 100: Northern stock 1c per pound
Parsnips, 25G3Oc per bushel. Lettuce, fresh,
15cMS150 per bushel.
FURS--Prime furs in good demand, but
the market is weak on early caught goods
We quote: Raccoon, large. 4Oc: medium
SCe; small; 25c; Skunk. black. 6oG7Oc: short
broad striped, 106l5c. Mink, large, 6OG7Oc;
medium. 4Od5Uc; small, 25c. Opossum. large,
Sc: medium, &C., small. &c. early caught,
spring, 1Oc. Civets, prime, 10c. Fox. gray,
4od5 zoe: red, 6G0I5c. Wolf, mountain. $1,000
large. 500: medium, $3.50: small 81 1.OOI2. 90.
Badger. 10d5Oc. Otter, prime, large, s.. COO
ZOO: prime medium. S4.00fI4.50: prime small
s2.0GQ2.5o; Bear, $500 and down, as to size
and quality.