Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
CITY MARKET REPORT

EGGS. - Unchanged Strictly fresh
eggs continue scarce and market firm.
Other grades more plentiful and market
only steady. Nearby, fresh Virginia. 2Ta
rs: ". Virginia and S. w Virginia. 20;
Tennessee. 20; North Carolina, rs. stor-
age. 2ua2l.
BCTTER.-Arrivals of fresh creamery
light and market extremely Arm, other
grades moving fairly well Creamery.
fancy, %: western firsts. %: seconds. 20.
Process, fancy. q; fair to good. 10. Vest
ern. factory. frsts. lev: seconds. lex.
Dairy, choice, 16n; good. 1914. Store
packed. fresh, 14al5.
CHEESE--Market very firm at quota
tions. n. Y. state factory. fall, large, 10:
fall. small. 15; summer, large. Il; summer.
small. iiik. Western factory, new choice,
IA. fair to good. i2alS; Virginia. lIa12.
LIVE POULTRY. - Unchanged. The
market in better shape than for
last two or three weeks; no change
I'm prices Arrivals this week have
been liberal. but market is active on
choice qualities. Quite considerable
percentage OF the chickens arriving are
coarse and STACEY. and such stock natur-
ally dull Turkeys. when OF good size and
fat, selling readily; small. thin stock dull
and hard to move. even ut reduced prices.
Choice ducks and geese active. Chickens,
spring, large, per Id, Il: medium, per lb.,
~; small. per ID. - Hens. per 10. IoaII.
BOOSTERS. per ID. q. Ducks. old per ID,
ica11: young, per h.. 13a14. Geese, per
ID. 9al2 Turkeys. toms. per ID. 1eaiT;
DRESSED PoULTRY-Market in n lit
tie better condition. the demand being
more active and receipts lighter. Tur-
Keys. choice. undrawn, hens. per H.. la
Is; undrawn TOMS per ID, 1fafS; thin,
per 10. 10. Old toms. per H.. 10. Chick
ems. spring, large. per H., 13aI4; medium,
per ID. l3al4; small per H.. IA Hens,
choice. per h., IL. Roosters per h.. sa9.
Ducks. old, per H., IL; young, per h.. ia
u. Geese. per H.. Sa10.
LIVE STOCK.--Unchanged Cattle mar
ket is about steady at figures quoted. Veal.
calves in light receipt and feeling firm on
choice Heavy grassers dull Fat sheep
and lambs scarce and wanted. Cattle ex-
ira, per cwt.. 4.0oa450; butcher. per cwt,
3.ooa3-oo; common. per cwt.. 200; rough.
per cwt.. 100aI.50. Hogs, per cwt. gross.
5.25a5.5o; ordinary, per cwt 450a4.75.
Sheep. wool. 350a4.50. Lambs spring,
choice. per h.. IN medium per h.. Gu.
Calves. prime. per H., sas1k medium. per
b. Ia' y common. per ID. 8; grass. per
ID 4. Cows. prime, fresh, each. 35.00a
1000: common, each. 20.ooa3o-0o: old and
dry. S0oal0.00.
DRESSED AND CURED MEATs-Re-
ceipts have been quite liberal and mar
ket Is somewhat easier The demand Is
principally for weights around one hun
dred Weather too unsettled for heavy.
Calves fun dressed. Gallo. Hog dressed
calves Tao. Hogs. small and neat. per
cwt.. 7.ooa7. 100: medium. $50.
GAME.-Choice game in good demand
Rabbits' per doz. 1soa2 40: kits. per doz..
Oualto. yuan, per DOE, 2Ooa3.5p. Pleas
ants. each. 75al.25. Woodcock. each. 25a5O.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES
Unchanged Receipts continue fairly
liberal; demand fair and market
steady. Potatoes, western Burbank.
per bu., S0a90: rural. per bu.. so;
Va and Md. per bu., IS. Sweet
potatoes. per Dbl. 1.25a1.5 so; vans. per
Dbl, l.25. Cabbage, home 5.OOa800: N. Y.
Fla, per Dbl. 800. Celery. n. Y. per
bunch, 40a70: Mich. per bunch. 8Oa50. Gu
cumbers, Fla. per doz., GOALS Lettuce.
per Dbl, 1.5oa2oo Onions. Bermuda, per
crate, 1.25; Nd. and Va, per bbl., LISA
200; Ohio, per bu.. LOO. String beans.
green. per basket. 200. Tomatoes per
crate. 1.25a1.50. Brussels sprouts. 1920.
spinach per Dbl. 80. Danish cabbage. per
GREEN FRUITS. - Unchanged. Ar
rivals about equal demand, and the
market is steady. Apples. Baldwin.
Davis. 225a275; King, 2Soas.a rs: Wine
Sap. 1.5Oa3.0o; N. Y fancy table
fruit. 4.00a5.0o: Greening, 2.oOa275.
loose-packed, 1-25a2 so. Oranges Florida
bright, per box. 25oa3.5O; California. $50
a3.5o. Tangerines. 3.O0a4.0o. Grape Fruit,
Florida, per box, 250a3.5o. Lemons, 81
cily. per box, 5.o0a60o. Cranberries. per
box. 2.75a4.00; per Dbl, 10.00a12O0. Pine
mons. box, 250a3O0. Grapes, Concord, II;
Niagara, %; Catawba. I6a17 s
DRIED FRU1TS.-Receipts moderate
Apples. sliced fancy, 3ha IA; sliced. bright
3. Peaches, choice, sac; fair to good, CAT.
Cherries. 10. Blackberries, 2aS. WhortIe-
berries. 10 Raspberries. 16a17
CHESTNUTS. - Receipts Hight and
choice stock frequently exceeding quota
lions. Undergrades very duh. 4a5
HAY AND STRAw.-Timothy. choice,
135oa14.00; No. 1, 12.50a13.0o; No. 2, 100
a11-5o. Mixed hay, 7.ooa1200. Glover, 700
a9.00. Straw, rye. bundle, 400: rye, ma
chine thresh, 11o0a12.0o; wheat, 6. soar co.
Cut hay, per ton, IA 00aI5.00.
GRAIN.-Wheat choice, soas5: fair to
good, 7oaI5; ordinary, 50a65 Corn, SHELL
ed. old, white. Glaze: yellow. 62a63: mix
ed. so; ear, 3.20a3.25. Oats. white, No. 2
3ea37; mixed, 35a36.
WOOL AND HIDES.-Quotations for
furs on No. ] articles only. Wool market
very firm and In active demand. Wool.
washed. free of burrs, per h. 3Sa40; WOOL
unwashed, free of burrs, per h.. 33: wool,
bury. per h., 2Ia2S. Hides. green. per h..
11a121a; dry. per h., Is. Sheepskins,
green, each. LOCALES: dry. each, 25a75.
Calfskins. green, each. l0oal.5o
The above are wholesale prices. Job.
bing lots sell higher.