New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
Yester
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS..
| For the week ending Tuesday June Fl. 1910
| BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts for the week.
s71T bags beans. 752 peas; exports. Ie1 beans
! tic white beans has continued light, but stocks
are moderate and holders inclined TO ask
I little more for choice quality. Toward the close
I IS orr with So 10 now asked and obtained
easionally for small iots. Medium and pea are
/ firm 50 4oqS2 421s. with most holders asking
| 81 As. In red kidney the movement has been
/ quieter, but there is a firm. confident holding;
last sales at "a 30. Domestic white kidney near
| y gone. Turtle soup quiet. Yellow eye have
advanced. with little more inquiry California
bs iobsing 'oV way. Scotch peas @s Steady @ BEANS.
marrow. choice. bushel. So o5Gs3 7tat fair 70
god g ss sSgs a eda 1ss =, shess ssod g t2 s =
| imported medium So 1882 20; pea. 81 159s2 25;
white kidney. ssasS 10i red kidney. 81 90; yellow
s. 50: lima. 1nas' California. So o5ass TO- PEAS.
| Scotch. bags. bushel. 81 35gs2 37iz
BUTTER-Reesipts for the week 54.s4I
/ tries. 494. Demand for fresh creamery improved
little last week until the volume of business
| became quite large. Sellers were glad TO move
stock freely and have met the trade
! promptly. On Monday buying continued free and
| the market gained a little strength followed by
2sA42S1zc for specials and 27s.c for extras
{ ggfng at 251xa26c. state dairy slow and
! only close selections command &c. Factory has
eased off little and packing stock is about &c
| lower. Process closing fairly steady for best
grades Creamery, specials NJ. 2sAG2Sl4c; ~ex-
tras, 27Ac' 1rsts. 2s1z aa7c; seconds. 2514@26c;
prime, 25a2s1sc; Comm common 15 t. fair. S44e: pro
cess, specials. 251se:. extras. 241sa2Jc; irsts,
creamery. frsts, 24925c: factory. frsts, 234 q
2312c; seconds. 22922hc; thirds 21G21 1tc:
packing stock, No /, PC; No 2. 21hc; No 3.
CEEESE-Receipts- for the week a. 7os
boxes exports TO Europe. 100; other countries.
ceipts have been heavy, but a good deal Of the
stock cost too high to be sold at ruling prices
been forced into storage, It is possible to Sc
cure lines of fancy colored fats at 14Ac. while
Pants pagGuar BUYERS ba who insist qP9n 6 ssegfGn
The best light flats. weighing about 30 pounds.
on Skins heavily supplied. but tone has improved
and values were advanced 14c on Monday a few
whole milk, specials. IAN G15Ac; fancy. small.
colored, 14Ac white. lie; large colored, f4Ac;
12isa 1s5Ec COMMON COMMON t1o@il4e sEins specials
12c; fine 1O1z oil nc; fair 10 good E1eQ9c;a
mon. 54Tc: full SKINS 21zQ315c-
EGGS-Receipts for the week, 111.s16 cases.
Arrivals have decreased somewhat and not
weather is making qualities more Irregular There
a better clearance at the lower prices rEf1ng
last week. and 50 far this week the market mas
to the irregular quality of the stock Offering;
High grades firm State. Pennsylvania an aLae
closing firm. State. Pennsylvania and neaT- neaE
by hennery whites, 21a2so;, gathered .o4 q
21G23c: fresh gathered selected extras 2s5s-5T
G1sIac thirds and lower grades. 1917 15e: dir
ties. No /, IKE: No and poorer. l5qlI &C;
pooTks pooT to fair. Rir.ni i4a15se &c 's'A @'
Observation-Disclosures for the week,
$50 cases evaporated apples and 3.SI5 pkgs other
Market steady on spot eyaporated apples, ana
quoted Izf A Pr
Plies, evaporated. fancy. 10, 10t<41o$tc; choice
SgsA9 pcns conon Gafois to fair 5GaSsn la
Canadian, soas1 y: APRIGoTs cslforn5a ,di MA
PE4caFs. PEA FL Pc peeled. 15a1sc: unpeeed sas 31c
PRVNEs s57se n Rssegt. for. the
of market. and new arriving sparingFy, with
figures for both old and new little more thar
nominal. Pears beginning TO arrive and selIlnS
promptly. Peaches in fair supply and lower
Plums more plenty and weaker. Cherries arriv-
scarce. Strawberries plenty and dTassins at
low figures Backberries in light supply but
berries in larger supply and declining, Huckle-
berries more plenty and lower at the close
ing well when fancy. Muskmelons have held
steady until the close, when California rule 29c
ons beginning to arrive freely and pric5 lower
though demand active. owing TO warm
but selling vel when showing fine quaiity 1Pt
PIES old, bbl, S3as6; Far Western, boxes. 81 so
s. So G' PEARS fT fef FoPda. fias' bb s4ass PacHEs
s-till carrier S1129s1 Is; Georgia and South
fieF GsFoR 5 saEEs ERE fRfa shTa fed and dSs SstR
basket. 30Q6Oc; white 2oa3oe; sour, So74oe; red
snh soar Oack si sMeef Psas q1aT 5ao NJ 45e so
quart. 5ase; ~, 4@Ie: CURRANTs. quart e., 20
and Irvington, quart. 6a10c; upriver. 59ioc'
Jersey 3g9e; BLAGKBERR5ES quart, 3a 2g1Ge
aASpBEEEahS B7s RUoLEBEkRE Efa Pfna iVS uas
GooSBBERRIbs 6ql2c; MUSKMELONs;
drafe' a4G5so1 S2Sss pony 81 7sas2 WATERME
ONs, Florida, car, $1,000 $3.50: 100 s3e4s50;
si idas9 a. Porto sS'iRd &c. s 65as s S. %
HOPS-Receipts for the week. 69o bales;
sxPors @ s and dss More 1so0tsd g ZOO n 70 N o
including one lot OF 16S bales al a trt1e better
nnn but without new feses State sos U Prime 10
choice. 24G26c.. medium to. good 22a2Sc: Pacific
Coast, 1909. prime to choice l6aiIs; medium TO
good, 14G15c; 1905 prime to choice 1Od1lc;
1907. sQ10e; 1905, 5a6c; do Germans 1909.
HAY AND sTRAw-steady on top grades
of. hay, although little life TO the market Ne
diums and low grades show little improvement.
kept trade from the sheds. Rye straw dull.
HAY-Timothy prime. large bales, 100 ID: 81 15; |
oe clover TO r. snG Clover miHed 5s5 TRAW R
long rye. 45g5oe; short and tangled rye 45c:
Y-AL1vE-Receipts for the week. |
"a cars by freight and about cars by ex-
press. Supplies fairly liberal during the latter
portion of last week, but trade fair and only
about 4 to ; cars had to be carried over. !
though that arrived Friday were car /
ried by. receivers. So far this week
broiIers have been in fair demand, and prime
lots steady. while lightweight fowls have sold
fairly. but heavy fowls dragging and feeling ]
weak and irregular Prices have not been
nominal Nearby express lots have NOT been
large. and broilers selling fairly. but fowls
very dull and freely offered at 17c. .BROII- |
ERs nearby. lb. % 927c; Western. 25c;
and Southern. II i2c; ROSTERS. young and
old. 121Sc; TURKEYS. fo@f4c: DUCKS, f%c; I
GEESE lie; GUINEA FOWLS pair soc; !
PIGEONS, pair 3Jc. DRESSED-Receipts for |
larger the last week. and with hot weather |
and a slow trade prices have ruled lower on !
fowls. broilers and roosters- Fowls freely !
offered at the close at 1Sc for selected. ID |
shaded in some Instances on iced lots. Dry !
packed fowls in boxes are offering at log. but |
selling slowly. Old ROSTERS more plenty and !
freely offered at 13t4c. Western broilers have
prices have ruled weak and declining until at /
the close 24@25c are top figures for dry !
picked and go 23c for scalded Western. while |
small Southern broilers Offering at 2OI /
pic Fresh killed turkeys still fairly /
plenty and irregular in quality and value |
Nearby spring ducks about steady for Long
Island and Eastern, but Pennsylvania a shade |
easier Squads in moderate supply and steady
of chickens have worked out at about steady |
prices for choice grades but small chickens
very irregular, and we hear of a carload sold /
at the close at i6c Compa satively few de
srable fowls in stock. and not urging for
sale. though tone is easier. Turkeys quiet. butt
hoee grades held steady. Fresh killed: Tt R
KEYS. Western. average best hens toms.
1SC; fair to good. u G1Tc; BROILERS Phil
adelphia fancy squab pair. 20 a soc; fancy 4
III and under pair. III. SEC: Pennsylvania
csc; Western. dry picked, 24@23c; scalded. |