New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
~ - New York April II. 1908.
from Mediterranean ports, brought 5666 Of beans
ms l-s arrivals for the week Of nearly 10000 bags
ana on medium especially there weakness
quotabls change TO values In some quarters there is
quote Bf4N3.5ra anI cbo T1leP an easy 5eeng We
do do common good 81 oOG$2 10: medium Choice 81 20
- 90 common 70 good. S2aS2 80; imported
ney c6oce 81 s08S2 IS red ipI 'cS 5 90 Tas 5sI A a
O. e92n to good 81 65aS So black turtle soup choice
eh9iIs s. 45g$$ 80 PEAsscotoh bags per bush 81 So
ness that was shown yesterday foreshadowed speedy
the market dropped i42o per pounI Roep2s b Teen bn
Slcsny large TO give sellers some surplus and there
tore any business OF importance be accomplished
grades The feeling is stiI somewhat at u1 n
6irf a75s Gz Go Fsts, T.e5Sc seconds 24G2Ss; DO
hrss 24E25c do seconds 23c 90 thirds, 2a22c; state
@ 1rcess l SO s,sci9 t 40 40 common 40 tq5r m e Q@
2ITa5es do seconds iea756c do thir5s Is717" ,rna+
ton creamery frsts 2293c Western factory rsts 21c
seconds. l912g20e Western factory, held hrss 2oleg
32c packing stock, No 20c; 90 No ?. 1sgi9o do No
81; to-day AZ boxes; exports eSl
tioasiy SIN the movement has been fairly satsfactory
more especially Of good; useful qualities Of under
their views on the present basis so-called new
lar Dri.es Fine fa1 11ais s<iTns fa,riv sraedv S.
cable: Finest Canadian 63s for coIoTed and 62s FOR
W9ite WI We quote % & FuH cream SPecats 58ci 90 state
@ II5- cream small white fancy do4c Go large and
I4tc do vvfnte- made I01 n f2c 50 common 70 fatr
sac: do fair to good 5a7c: do common. S94c; do
EGGs-Re,ceipts today %. .ss4 cases Surplus stock
when the oTaIi+5 is 4na % and tLs Tpss. f 5IS5
grades Of regular packed eggs is showing Hrrner
15a15c. bur buyers looking for better and
the grades wanted are generally at ~ lee, which
held firmly but there much doing on this mar
kNt as the goods cost laid down here about much
frmer under better demand We quote: state
o F6o9 9na ID 1fSf oso TSlsefsd is & ht do fans 5 Is 3
western storage Backed arsts 10 ETA frs,s IS
1910; do regular packed extra frss Is fresh
thirds 13014c: dirtes 18 u q lac: Checks 16S 15c
T FRI saGff ssFi aaise sea 5Gf 59e held steady
ana lover ranses PLENTY and ssns sowi9 10 Pineap f52ey
PES frIa We quote APPLES King cold storage, per
mon storage 81 5oGS2; Northern Spy cold storage So
@S3 75 90 con0n storage 81 $3.50 5o DO Baldwin cold
s. ~ DO RsssS Roz5 81 5 50ase e 5 sF 9 81 s. 2 5o
a9a % 4ersy PeT 66 SIq4S2 do Jersey per crate 50 20
l5c % Charleston per quart. 1OG17c Florida 8T1sc
GFNEs r1o2aa per strap s. s6Ss5 N5s GIzP s2
sas4 PI%APP1Es Portda pe crate f9 P g os+ a I9 M
HOPs-on the local market there has been sorns
muir ron esaers but BUYERS and sellers are apart in
holding hops are not inclined 10 accept eVaia prices
In New York state few sales reported incudng one
outlet FOR the low grades and one sTa lot sold Al 2sc
12aI$c: 20 prime e65Iic; DO rnedln 5qsC. do Pacia
coast, 1907 choice 79sc: prime, 81 d6o: 90 NE
Do e &C. 1905 10 % aaf66 s' coas s3 faooe 1904
HAY AID ,sTRAWIMa-,5et continues steady on
E @ an a e f2 T. sT ,n " M7 ana 56 s32H 6 s oaes selling
ulary small bale stock, duh and neglected We
quote: HAf-oTinothy, I-im@ large bales Per 100 n.
ing 5sr clover and clover mixed 7oas5c
rye 65g75c; do short and tangled 5C855c; oat
PoULTRy-ALIyE- carload lots of i've poultry
during for heavy fowls such have cleaned
to y cars Of such unsod IN ob6ers hands at the Close
Advices indicate very heavy receipts for Monday and
the Hebrew Passover holidays. which viii begin on
TSafa F per next X i5s ae ffS2 To : 6 5 sf2d pT we NJ s
Old Old i IT ITT2 y; ' % n 10 D cT75s, Pa per n
Western. per n. Sc Do poor Western, Southern and
Southwestern, Tc; GUINEA fowls. per pair 50o;
REssEDmysTy Ilttie fresh stock r.
fresh fowls at firm prices Old rostrs in light Supply
try has sold fairly Of most descriptions excepting ducks
firm their views We quote: Iced-TURKEYs hens.
Common to fair i29l4c SPRING CHICKENS bToilers
' n ~ aJ5 pas per Do @ 6ooTsr STas
Itao 4lscs C. do hsayy fowls 10 siac. oIb COCKS
dry picked and scaided, lie. DUCKS Western. to
FroZen-TUR RKEYS. hens No l. l8c TOMS, No l. 2lc;
TURKEYS. No . 12G1+c; 40 OLD TOMS. No l. 1sg
| 1slrc. BROII4ERS, dry picked 20025C ROASTING
CHICKENS dry picked, l6a20c: do scaided, l5ls9l6c
CHICKENS. No . t2Hl3c; FOWLS, dry picked, ugl4cs
DUCKS l2TI6c. GEESE, s913c.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-Potatoes, both old
and new meeting a good outlet at steady prices
Z when showing attractive quality Old onions Arm
Z new n demand Asparagus more plenty and
slightly lower Beets ana carrots steady. Celery in
I receipt to-day. Cabbages steady Cucumbers
25c lower KaIe and spinach In heavy supply and
very low. but acculnulatious are being cleaned
Lettuce steady Tor choice Peppers slow Peas in
much larger supply and weaker String beans irrl.
Parsley dali Tomatoes good demand. Watercress
{ steady. Turuips weak Mushrooms in Hight supply
7 Other vegetables range about al quoted.
quote. POTATOES, Bermuda, per bhl IS so
SIS do second crop 81 SO %, do Florida new No l.
I per bhl. S. SJs do Maryland and Virginia second
crop. Bermuda seed. No I, per bbL s. 80 So do
Southern. second crop. Rose No l. S2mS2 so Chilli
81 754S2 % DO Maine, per sack s. 509S2 80. do
bag s. - s. %, do state Pennsylvania and West
in bulk Iso IN, 81 - g 50; do per sack
s. 2eU 81 80. do small sack SeUS2 II. do Euro
peaH per i9S-lh bag, s2pSe 20; SWEET. POTATOES.
Jersey, 10 2. per BASKET 81 go s. SO DO . per
ls0tet I5c sl r., ASPARAGUS Norfolk. per dozen
Hies, 81 q e. do North n 5o. do
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