New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
PARIS SHOPS.

delivery prime quoted at SC, and Dece.noers
er Little inaairy for cherries as yet old
prgnes aImost out Of r m pors9sd fa3c2
P q0a IN very od Choice Pk 81 prime car
lots. &c; jobbing sales s9sAei common 10
fa r g@7's PsnnSy yao "a s yg RGsP
BERRIES, 1909. 21Q21 &c; 1910, y g IS
CHERRIES. Virginia, 1910, 12tac; APRICoT,S5
fornia. 1909. peeled, i2g Isc; unpeeled. IL
1Oc: PRIMES. California. y a 10c. mall,
5s GIG bbIs apples, 1910 bbls and 70 crates
cranberries. Apples have sold well, but closing
prices declining Peaches have been IN excess
Grapes steady. Hucklebsrries scarce Gran
berries dull and weak. MuSkneiors IN active
table varieties. double head Dbl, $3.50 90;
green varieties 81 5ogS4; ordinary kinds 60 ana ma
CRAB APPLES small. Dbl, So Gs6; large, SIG
81; PEARS. Bartlett Dbl $2 50q Sc 50; keg
SO a 81 so; sheldon. So so @$3 80; other good
varieties, So 5oQs3 so; common. 81 5o8 81
q 81 rs: basket, % SOC: crate Of twas small
baskets, SIQ$1 so; Southern. late kinds
S Sase 20 90 4 sc P PtST Bose GRAPEs
Delaware. gift crate, so a S5c; Niagara. SOC
99G black Ear ba 5Og 0e 2S5R
pint, 1890; HUCKLEBERRIES, quart q
~ CE 4Afe5 45 81 SJ T TTa Me-
jersey, crate SOC Isl so; colorado standard
crate. 81 5oq So so; pony crate 81 5 992g - 20
load. $50 q $50; CITRON, Dbl. go q 9Oc; PINE
APPLES. Florida crate. 81 q sS %; Cuban. 81
Florida. box. s. so QS6.
HOPS-Receipts for the week, 5sS bales;
exports, 7O6 bales. Dealers are showing little
interest, waiting for more representative
line Of samples and the full extent Of the
State but apparently for Immediate require
ments only. as dealers are not in the market
for any quantity Quality Of state hops IS
mixed. with quite some mould in the later
pickings from most all sections On the Pa
average. Prices on Coast hops are nomina1ly
ID 915c 10 growers. but we hear of little II
indicate an average crop; Continental crop Is
estimated at about $4,000 cwt. and their
market has oecilning tenoency ana new
Germans Of low quality are onered at very
reasonable rates State, 1910, seedlings, ID,
Fl 2ss 1909 medium to prime 1eo3 20 &c; Pa
choice. Is a 14c: medium to good . lSci
older growIns, - &C: GsrrlSns' 1S1V, oe 2 sc
improvement The better sorts Of timothy
hay hold steady. but from No : down the
still quite liberal though stocks in transit By
rail are working down. Clover and mixed
hay Of irregular value with the exception Of
fancy light clover mixed. market very dull;
rye straw quiet. HAY. timothy, prime, large
shipping. 500 roc; packing. As a Soc clover
mixed, 30 @ 95c; pure, 40G roc; STRAW, long
rye, 70 q 55c; oat and wheat 40 145c
PoULTRY-ALIVE-Re for the week.
II cars bv freight that were unIoaded and
about 10 cars scattering lots by express. Sup
tio1 betweer iobbeTs and distributors has per-
1nitted consumers to obtain poultry at com
paratively moderate prices, in instances even
lower than cost OF carIoad !ots. ana TINS MS mas
has been relatively cheaper than most any
other meat. and the heavy receipts have
the Hebrew New Year holidays which have
attracted very heavy supplies for this week
BY freight and probably IL 70 IS cars by ex-
press. Buyers are taking hold fairly. and the
We'll worked out. but about s5 cars more have
arrived that will be unloaded tonight and to-
settled as yet and the outlook is somewhat
uncertain. Express receipts have been fairly
snT{GE i exDress H. f5a15iLc Fowls lac
16c: BOOSTERS, lie; TURKEYS, Il 15c;
&c e ct Guinea s11 fowls. pair. Soc; PIGEONS
pairs. 2Oc. RESSED-Receipts for the week,
IO702 pkgs. Supplies have continued fairly
liberal OF Western fresh poultry. and while
there has been only moderate proportion OF
fancy large roasting chickens, fancy small
broilers and selected heavy fowls, the market
has been overstocked with medium grade
chickens which have been forced for sale
whenever possible, but considerable surplus
has had TO go into freezers. Prices on medium
chickens have been or iittie object; and large
quantities. Of really good chickens that are too
large for broilers and too small for roasting
are freely offered at IS 2 Is &c. and specula-
tive buyers talking even cheaper. Fancy grades
Of chickens are held fairly steady at late
prices. but demand moderate. Fowls have been
in moderate supply, with fancy heavy fowls
actually scarce, and such II selected out would
command a good premium, but receivers are
generally inclined 10 try and make their few
fowls help sell chickens Spring turkeys have
been fairly plenty, but very irregular in quality
and value Fresh killed old turkeys scarce and
0rrr Nearby spring ducks held fairly steady
but demand moderate. Western spring DUCKS
show irregular quality, with few good enough
springs in fair demand and steady Frozen
n 1eI Fresh i,iIIedErURKEYs. western
toms soc; fair 10 good, Is0 zoe; BROILERs
rLUs5eInbfa fancy souab nafr 4Oae 5O, .
fancy. 20 I ID 10 pair. 10. % n 24e Pennsyl-
vania. l9q zoe; Western. aTy picked mix faa
CHICKENS. spring, Philadelphia. ever III to
pair. 19g21c; pennsylvania, $50 1sc; Western,
to 7 ID. i6GI6Hc; selected. large. az 20 ID
each, 10 q l6c average run 10 l81-ei s 3hie
re: sealded. 15c Western. scaided. selected.
large. ga 20 4 III each. I4lS a 15c; scaided.
sysFaEs T ne 10 Fows western boxes dry
az ID and over 10 dozen. isc; - 20 AZ ib. 1I@
picked az to a. III each, 1870; 2l4 to 3A
H. 1874 a f6c; Ohio and Michtgan, scaided. iced.
gd o TShEF is ise Western and
Southern. iced. IA y q 15c; COCKS old 12tsc'
Ialsc: Pennsylvania. 19c; western, s0 16e'
GEESE. spring, Boston. 24ct SQJ ABS, prime,
81 rs: culls. so ~ 75c; GUINEAS, sprtng. over
Id 10 pair pair. 81 q 81 10: under 70. So " S5c.
fsAME-TheFe ~ a fairiY ifberal supply OF
foreign game but little domestic. Nenison has
had a fair demand az steady prices, but very
little cali for game birds OF any description.
VENISON. whole deer. 10, 80 n 2ac: saddles.
500 35c; PLOVER. golden. dozen, So 50m 50 so:
SNfPF English. e. ~ e.; WILD DUCKS, can
vashack pair 81 81 n So /, redhead. 81 bo4s2 80;
fnailard 81 -: bluewinR teal TAcn 81 green
wing teal - ne 9Oc: hruadhtU 80 ~ T6c.
POTATOES AND NORTHUMBERLAND
for the week 1868 bills onions. IMPORTS. 400
beEs onions. Potatoes have arrived freely and
with weather unfavcrahle prices have steadily
declined much % the stock very poor Sweet
poratoes more plenty and lower, Onions sell
Inc fairly when fancy. Cahbages steady,
csulinnwers in larger supply but quality ir-
regular and prices lower Brussels sprouts
duli Carrots plenty and weak. Cucumhers
closing lower. CucunheF pickles steady. Egg
plants slow Green corn less plenty and
hrruer Lima beans IN free supply but selling
well. Iettuce nrm for fancy. Mushrooms
dragging at low figures OSFa steady Pep
pers Ia liberal supply Peas scarce String
beans steady for fancy but poor dull and
Irregular SquaEh and tuFnips weak. Toma-
toes I'm light demand POTATOES, Maine.
bag 81 % n 81 80: Long Island. bulk. Dbl 81 so
y 50: state, bulk, $50 10. 81 so 81 -, Jersey.
round. bag 81 5aG 81 ~ long, 81 t0asl so;
southern. bbl. 81 2S0st SO: SWEET POTA-
TOES, Southern. hbi 81 3BMst rs Jersey
double head Dbl, 81 Tsgs2; hasIsst. aO@ soc;
yans. 6outhsrn- Dbl. Sl1s1 25i brussels