Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-06-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Fairly Healthy. With n Very Good De-
mand for All Fresh Of
ferings.

ferfnEs.
Quotations below are for job lots. On
small lots higher prices are asked and OBJ
taired, enough being asked to cover extra
cost of caring for and filling them.
BUTTER-There is a firmer tone to the
market and a very good demand for all ia
bic goods. We quote: Extra fancy sepa-
rator, 121kc; frsts, 101kG11Ac; dairy fancy.
lOc: fair, Sc: fresh packing stock, 6zG1c.
EGGS-Market weak. Fresh candled Kan
sas and Missouri stock, &c per dozen.
POULTRY-Demand very good and prices
SIC pound; broilers. l to 2 pounds, 1Oarc
per pound; large springs. Sc; old capons,
Sc; slips, &c. Turkeys; hens, &c; old COB
5dGc; springs, 12l9Gl5c; geese, SC; goslings,
1Oc. Pigeons, I5c dozen.
BCTTERINE-We quote: Dairy grades.
lie; medium grades. 12c; high grades. 13l2c;
l-pcund roofs, bricks and prints. 1c over
above prices; 2 and 3-pound rolls, 10 and 20
pound packages, nc over above prices.
Ohio full cream. lie; Wisconsin fancy. full
cream. 9d9lzc; light skim sac per pound;
full cream, 9d9hc; Missouri. Kansas and
Iowa full cream, SGS1zc; Wisconsin, part
skinned, new stock, &c.
POTATOES-Steady and in very good de-
mand. New. 6Od 75c; old, 35n50c; Colorado
Greeley stock, 65d7Oc in a small way.
MELONS-More watermelons on sale
than for some days, but are still S.O114.O0
per dozen. Cantaloupes, H-0OQ1.5O per BUSH
PEACHEs-steady but slow sale. Texas
and Arkansas, 25a4Oc per crate; 40q59c per
one-third bushel box.
STRAWBERRIES-Moving a little more
freely. General receipts, N.O0dl.35 per
crate. and choice to fancy. A.50a2.@ per
RAsPBERRIEs-selling better. at 1900
200 per crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale. Held at
coal per crate.
GOOSEBERRIES-Steady but slow sale.
Quoted at $.OOal25 per crate.
Observation-Disclosures fairly at
g .25G215 per crate.
CHERRIES-Demand fair and prices are
steady. Home grown, $1.O0g1.5O per
crate: California, 9OcaS1.25 per 1O-pound
APPLEs-Lower and slow sale. Early
Harvest from Texas and Arkansas, 3q5Oc
APRTCOTS-Market quiet. Texas, Coo per
crate; California, $50 per 4-boX crate.
PLUMS-Offerings light. Sand Hill, $1,000
1.5O per crate, and yellow. S1.50q2.O per
crate.
FRUITs-Lemons, Sicily. fancy. $3.50;
stock. S2.5OG2.75 a box. Oranges. seedlings.
fancy. $3.OOa3.25; choice. S2.75a3.OO; Medit-
%rranean Sweets, SOOa3.5o. Bananas. ship
ping, $1.5Od2.CO; peddler stock, gcq$1.20.
NUTS-Cocoanuts. $3.25G3.5O per 100; small
| lots. SOC a dozen. Pecans, Texas. 6q9c, ac-
eording to size; Peeans; polished; GglVe;
white, raw, 4d6c per pound; Tennessee,
raw, 4d5c; roasted. 6hd7c; Kansas, PIG.
Hickory nuts barge shellbark), S5cIsl.0
per bushel: small Missouri stock, 35d45c.
| Native Walnuts, soc per bushel. Pinon nuts,
13G14c per pound. Butternuts. 15c per
| bushel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberal and de-
| mand fair for all fresh stuff. Quotations
| are as follows: Home grown cabbage, 15G
35c per dozen in a small way; SIS per
dozen heads. Louisiana Wethersield onions,
Sl.50d1.75 per bushel. Bermuda onions, 500
| per crate: Texas onions, $3.50 per crate.
Tomatoes, Mississippi. S.yGq175 per 6-bas-
ket crate. New beets, 10dl5c dozen punches,
small way. New tuTnips, Soc per bushel.
New carrots, S5d5Oc per bushel. Lettuce.
fresh. 10dI5c per bushel. Arkansas cauli-
| flower, 3 dozen in crate, $2.OOd2.25; home
grown, 75cdS1.25 dozen. Home grown rad
ishes, SC for 2 dozen punches. Young onions,
IOc per dozen punches. Pie plant, native
grown, 5d1Oc per dozen punches in a small
way. Spinach, home grown. 15c per bushel.
Arkansas cucumbers, 10d35c per dozen.
Asparagus. l5c per dozen punches for
home grown. Wax beans. 50d65c per
one-third bushel box; green fat beans, 65c.
! Arkansas, 50415c per one-third bushel.