New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. November II. 1910.
BEANS AND PEaSHReceipts. 500 bags
beans and go bags peas. Marrow in moderate
toh6ing demand ana about steady Pea have
Business in red kidney al So s5as2 90 Lima a
little steadier Scotch peas higher at the West
bush. 81 e9gs2 20; medium. s. 30: pea. s. IS
imp9itsd S pea 60 q e leSS2 20 medium g. 95g$S 59
black turtle soup So: lima. California, 50 20G
So 20 PEAS; PEAS scotch, bags. bush. 81 90.
fresh creamery suitable 10 best trade a little
more liberal Prices steady TO firm. Medium
qualities in only moderate demand and steady.
Process and packing stock firm. Factory steady.
Creamery specials fh % lac; extras. S2c; flrsts
specials. S2aS2l &c: extras. 5iqSi izc: fTsts. 2sG
500: seconds 25a2Io: state dairy tubs. finest.
50q3lo; good 10 prime. 29q29c: common 10 fair.
2sG26c; process, specials. &c: extras 26Hc;
firsts, 25q26e; seconds. 24c; Imitation creamery,
frsts. 24AG2o re factory. June make. hrsts
24G24 isc: current make. hrsts. 23lsc: seconds
! - 2 G23c: thirds 2lQ22c; packing stock. June
q22is No 3. 20G21 5sc.
CHEEsE-K Receipts, 1859 boxes. Market
grade well cured stock in storage Enough later
made stock Offering 10 supply trade, though
most Of the fresh receipts too inferior for
better buyers. Some very fine cheese can still
re had at l5c ard more defective stock lower.
We'll cured. early made skins firm when fine.
sell fairly ell but general qualities freely offer
Quality. specials. 151z qI7c; fancy coiored 154c.
white 158l5isc; choice. 14s@ ql5c: October quail
fly fine colored. l4'Hc; white lax common 10
prime. l3al4c: Skins. specials i2&c; average
fancy 1I4l1lec; average fine, 10GlO5ac: fair 10
good, ~ Q9lzc, common. 4hQ6l2c: hard skins,
EGGs-Receipts today, 5.8s7 cases Market
demand for all desirable qualities arriving.
! Coed medium meet fair CALL but very defective,
! Including many carried from previous receipts,
are slow. except at easy prices. Reirigerators
freely offered. but demand good and tone steady
10 firm. state Pennsylvania and nearby. hen
] rhtr .FFd.gC- ordinary a
5evtne ssncy SSS4Gc: Eathered. 35G3sc: com
30a4O,. fresh gathered selected extras. 3693Sc.
oS-,ra frets s5G35c: 1rsts 29T32c: seconds 25
z2Sc: thirds 24G25c; 0irtes No l. canded, 2S
-, - 90 r-Do+ ia fair I6Gooce refrieerstar
srerial ri,ails fancy IN local storage, 26a2639c;
lIsts a - - a. - eSS5c: Thirds and noorer 20
TOO: dirties l-122c. lined eggs. fancy. 24I5c.
FRIITS-DRIED-N state evaporateds
coming forward slowly: 1903 prime moving out
cold storage stock slow. Very little doing in
sun-dried. November delivery prime apples
stronger around SAC per n. delivered here
Crops firm at 3Sa Q37sc, and waste around 314c
per n. in barrels delivered here. for wholesale
lots. Small fruits unchanged Moorpark apri-
cots very firm; Royals also firm. Peaches steady.
Smaller sizes OF prunes scarce and frm
n, 7%@sssc; common TO fair, 6l9QIizc; sun
dried. quarters. o. Ge5-e: slices, 4%@51sc
HTCKLEBERRIES. 1SQ2oc: APRICOTS, Cali
forniE. Moorparks. 1910. 14G17c: Royals, 129
PRUNES. % ~ boxes, Si4 al4c
FRUITS -FRESH-Apples in active demand
Ounces firm. Grapes arriving sparingiv and
selling readily. Cranberries higher. Oranges
and grape fruit plentiful. but OF irregular quail
ity ana value. Fineapples dull. APPLES Bald
win. double head bbl, s2GS4; Ben Davis 81 25Q
s. %; Twenty-ounce PipPin, s2Gs4; ordinary
EP eS SSS S6S aPds 81 52 25 rs f&RS 5sF
bbl. s. 5oGsG; keg. 81 50aS2 %; BeUrre Bose,
Ieurre d 'Anjou. S3Qs4 .; sheldon. $3Gs5; com
mon. 81 T5JS2 80: Kief7er, double-head Dbl,
5ooaSl; Lawrence: bhl. S2qs3 90; basket 75cQ
81; OUNCES. bbl. S2GS4 30; GRAPES, West
81 b; Niagara S2aS2 30; 20-fb basket, GOa65c:
s-fn 24a%@c; 41b l6gl1c; Cataw6a, 12gl3c;
I4Gisc: ConcoTS' IN travs ton. s66a$6: white
sG5@S70; Catawha, $G0aS65: CRANBERRIES,
Cape cod Dbl S5gS7: crate. 81 45gSi ~; LGng l1
standard crate 81 25asl 30; New York; @ crate
box SlQSa: PINEAPPLES crate, 81 2OaS2 80.
HOPS-More quiet resulting in an easier
13c while last week it difficult 70 buy at
Ia. and the same conditions prevail in other
Coast sections In New York STATE activity has
continued, and at the close there is easier
feeling on lower grades and buyers showing
not buying freely Of late. Cables from
Germany report decline Of about g per 10.
nay AND sTRAw|steady on high grade
timothy hay. quiet low grades, firm on good
clover and mixed hay. but poorer qualities Of
bales. 100 n. 81 12'4: No 3G1. S0cG$1 10: ship
@ 5dss pa 2e dsS5c S NV f52{e long ,ye Eea Sea
DOC: oat and wheat. 40G45c.
freight we're unloaded today and cars more
are being carried on the track Continued fair
demand for prime lots. and market cleaning
Up Of most descriptions, excepting a few
fowls. with feeling steady. CHICKENS, /
ssEr,ng. express ID. 12le q I3c: freight. i2lzc:
y
ROSTERS. express. &C; freight, sc. TCR-
Mes5srn iee GEESE Iae GUfHEA HSf5S Fo&WE FS&
pair: 6oe. PIGEONS. pair, 2oc. DRESSED
quality badly demoralized. Receipts exces-
s:re. considerable quantity Of delayed stock
still out and receivers VIII be compelled TO
go to the freczers with large surplus There
grades at i Ql2c for canning purposes. Spring
turkeys quiet but steadily held. old turkeys
and firm, but small and thin western sell
slowly at irregular prices A few MaryIand
spring geese have appeared but prices hardly
established Squads and choice large spring
2oc: old. average best. hens or toms 22c: fair
70 good. l9a 2oc; BROILFRs. Philadelphia.
70 pair. Ii. % Ta4c: PsnpsvIvanta 20 a 3oc3
western. DRY picked mix fed I9a aoc. 1g DIV
picked. selected, under III 10 pair, 17c: Ohio
icS: cHIcKFs. sprinr Pbi,adtnbia III 70 oye1 p4iF
vauia. over 10 16d1Tc: average 149I5c.
pair. 15c: 70 N. 13di3zc; Dry picked. Sc
lected. large. ! Ib and over each. i3l9c; ne
uium grades. l2c; Ohio and Michigan. select
ed ia and over, 1870: scalded. average
BE. Western. selected. ! III and over each.
Is a 13 &c; Western. average run. 12c: Western
and southern. poor 10G lie: FOWLS. West
e-n boxes. dr7-. co 10 and over to dozen. 1Tl1c;
- 70 - Ih. 15C. 80 III and under 131 NC: iced
Dry picked average best each, 13Hc; ~ 20
31 n each. l2lz n l3c; Ohio and Michigan,
sCalded iced. average. 1870. other Western,
i n l3i iec- Southern and Southwestern l30
1Slsc, Western and Southern. iced. scalded.
POOR 70 far l"6 l2C- OLD COCKS 11Ec:
bIChilNfiS. sprtng- nearby. 10. 20c: Western,
0lGc- GEESE. spring. Boston. 10. 2nc:
SQIABS. prime large. white. dozen 50 5O6f
s. p. dark 81 - n 81: culis 80 n T5c: GUM
EAS. spring, over 3 10 20 pair. pair. 81 9S1 10:
under , DO. g. n S5c
GANE-Quaf1 scarce and firm. other game
BIRDS about steady. Rabbits only moderately
POTATOES AND NEGETABLES-Potat
-'TI0 sweet potatoes lower for Southern. Vel
o" onions easv, but red and white steady 70
fI3n Brussels sprouts firm Carrots dull Cab
fages steady |aufowers higher CucumbeTs
r'aker. Eggrlan-s slow. Lettuce in liberal sup
ply. but largely poor Mushrooms duh. String
beans higher for best stock Radishes in light
supply spinach STEADY. Tomatoes held steady.
POTATOES. Maine. bag. 81 40aSI g.: bulk. ISO