Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-26
EXTRA SALINAS POTATOES
APPEAR IN THE MARKET
Another 0ne-Cent Drop in Butter.
Also Declines in Onions
and Fruits

The first consignment Of extra fine Salinas
potatoes for the season appeared in the local
market yesterday. They sold readily at
$3.50 per cwt.
Creamery extra butter declined 1c a
pound, making a drop of &c this week
Present quotation is 32hc pound. Prices
on cheese advanced 1c for special grades
Lady Washington beans advanced 2jc to
S4.75, and blackeyes declined to $3.50 per
cwt, Local Burbank potatoes are easier
selling at 1850 1.50 per cWt. There were
number of sharp declines in onion prices
Local yellow DanyeTs ranged from $l.5Op
LIS and Northern were quoted at flat Sl5O
Northern and local Australian Browns were
quoted at $1.50. The market weak at pre-
vailing prices. Garlic advanced lc to &c
pound. Bellheur apples dropped 1Oc TO
$115Q125. Receipts of cantaloupes were
light and prices went up to So per crate
Casabas less plentiful and sold 25c
higher at $1.50Y175 per crate. Figs are
cleaning up and brought better prices, while
the supply Of grapes was heavy and prices
about 25c per box. Peaches were in limited
supply, the market very firm at $l4l.25
All kinds of fish in good supply
Produce receipts-Eggs, 143 cases; butter
40242 pounds; cheese, 1909 pounds; pota-
toes 3O4 sacks; beans so sacks; onions 372
sacks sweet potatoes, 264 sacks; apples 6o2
boxes.
PRODUCE PRICES
Following are the wholesale prices of pro-
duce to retailers as complied by the Market
Reporter:
EGGs-(Per dozen) Local ranch candled,
Se; do, case count, buying price, 33c; east
ern fresh, soc; eastern storage extras, 27e;
eastern storage seconds, 24c.
BUTTER-(Per lb) California creamery
ladle. 25c.
CHEEsE-(Per lb.) Northern fresh, II
Q17Ac; large Anchor lSc; Oregon Daisy
Ice; singles, 1SIac; eastern Twins, 1S15c;
eastern Daisies, Ice; eastern Long
Horns, 10000; eastern cheddars, 10 a zoe;
imported Swiss, 3Oc; jack, 1sc; domestic
swiss 22924c cream brick, 19c; limburger
19c; Roquefort SSc; Edam. $3.50; Canadian
BEANs-No. 1 pink ST: No 1 llmas
So; No. l Lady Washington, $4.75; No l
small whites. $4.75; No l blackeyes, $3.50;
No. Garvanzas, $3.50; No. California len
tls. 81; lentils. German. ST.
OTATOES-Hishlands, cwt Sl4o@l.50 I;
local Burbanks s1.35@1.5O; Salinas, s1.65;
yellow sweets, 2hc; reds, 21sc Id.
ONIONs-Local yellow Danvers crates,
s1.5OQ1.75; northern yellow Danvers, cwt
$3.50; local silverskins, lug S9c' DO s"t' SS'
local Browns $3.50; garlic, lb. SC.
FRESH FRUITs-Appes. Alexanders, 4
tier, s1.4o; White Astrakahns' 'i.e5i tlaSi
Grayenstens' 4tier A,6o; ho1 do pd,isoa9r ti9T
BERRGEs-CPer basket). Strawberries,
6@7c; raspberries &c; blackberries, 7QSc.
CITRUS FRUITs-Grapefruit seedless. 50
a $50; do seedlings, s2.25; lemons, "a. /;
Valencia oranges. $1,000 400.
TROPICAL FRUITS-(Per ID Bananas,
do Golden, 7071Ac; plneapples 697c.
ANEOUs-Cantaloupes cabbage
crates, local, $500; grapes, lug box 6ac;
nectarines, crate. s1.S5; peaches box, sl.OO
@125; Bartlett pears, box. s1.75; plums'
lug box, $1,00@I25; ounces box 81 ngs,
s5c box; casabas, crate, S1.5O@l Ito; Tohay
grapes lug box. s1.35.
sOc0S1; bell peppers, lug, soc; beets, doz
punches, 25c; string beans, go 4c ID 40 HIla
7c; green cabbage, $3.50 sack; red. sc 10;
carrots 25c doz punches; caulihower, Woo
crate; celery, $3.50 crate; cucumbers box 20
a soc; green corn, soc box; corn husks' loc;
egg plant, &c lb; horseradsh, 35c lb: okra
2@4c lb; lettuce, 81 crate; peas &c Id; pars-
lev 2ON 25c doz; crimson winter rhubarb
75c6 81; do northern strawberry, $126 box;
spinach, 15c doz: summer SQUASH 25c lug
lunches; tomatoes, 4O@50c; asparagus
DRIED FRUITs-Evaporated apples, IL.
SIC; apricots. lb; 12o; loose white 1i figs. box
IL; P;RTNEs-So-40 los, 1Oc 4O-5Os, &c; 5o-GOs &c.
6o7Os, 7hc: TOSS, 7c; so-sos, 6h5c; sOIloos. &C.
lb. box, lb, Sc; S-crown' do 4c; 4-crown, az.
&c; London layers, 2-crown. 2O-lo' box. SLIP;
do. 8-crown s125; 40 4oero%n, ,,%iaa bS SSO; sul.
seeded raisins, 16-oz pkg. 6h g7c; do L.
or pkg. 5h acc
NUTs-(Per lb.) Fancy almonds XXI
14c; pecans, Xxx, 1so; do xxx, lie; do
xxx, Ice; eastern peanuts, 71ac; do japan
SIC; pinenuts, zoe; No. walnuts, assn: log;
do, budded, 17c; eastern popcorn cwt. $3.50;
do local. $3.50. ,,-
RICE-(Per 100 lbs.) Fancy Honduras
Carolina, s6.75; choice Honduras. Carolina
s6@6.5O Japan grades 1915 5Q4; island rice
'HiyONEYMCPer Ib.) Extracted water white
% 9ikc; do white, &c: do light amber 75c;
comb, water white. 1Sc; do light amber, 15c;
beeswax. lb., SOC.
Observation-Disclosures pay +. o. b. Los An
geles for beef steers. 5@51Ac; beef heifels
4h@5c; beef calves, 51s Qec; mgttt99nn. ton
mutton, lambs, $3.50@ 375; hogs, lie.
POULTRY-(Per lb.) Live turkeys 2op
sec; large hens, lbs. up, 19c; small hens
2lS to az lbs 18c; broilers. l to n lbs
1gc: friers, IN to 5 lbs, l9c; roast chicken
1sc: ducks, lac; geese, lie; old ROSTERS
Sc; SQUADS dozen. $3.50.
CHIiI-Evaporated, strings h.. 26c; do,
loose, 29o Mexican black. csc; green 5c;
chill tepins 9Oc ground &c.
HAY (Baled.) The following quotations
are furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Stor-
Sgo co. Barley, sI2.50@14.50; tame oat
bav, per ton, $14@16.5o; alfalfa. ton. 1880
al 90; wheat hay. s14@15.
MILL FEED-Bran, $1.55; whole corn
81 80: cracked corn, s1.S5; feed meal. $3.50;
roiIed harley s1.25; oil cake meal $3.50;
sborts. $50; Kafir corn, $1.75; white oats,
e. On. red oats eastern, s225i wheat, ori-
FINAL sacks, cwt. $3.50; wheat loO-lb. sacks
s195.