New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-03
THE MARKETS
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, July 2. 1910.

New York. July 2 1910.
BEANS AND PEAs-ReeeiPts. 1870 bags s
and no new features. Feeling firm. with light
stocks here and in the interior BEANS. mar
So o5; medium. choice. 81 4oas2 As; pea, 50 42]2
@s2 40; fair to good. 50 259s2 81; imported me
ne1 e. red Pf1 kdaey s. 80 y whS eye
California So o5as5 10; PEAS, Scotch, bags.
BUTTER-Receipts. 7,1s7 pkgs. No call on
change this morning and scarcely any attempt
unsettled on other qualities, Creamery. specials
lb. 29Ac; extras, 2s13a2saac: hrsts. 271zQ2sc
tubs, finest. Csc: good to prime. 25lsa2I PC
common to fair, 2Sd25c: process. specials % &c;
Western tation cTsameTS ssso2 2 Wes
ern factory frsts. 231ac: seconds. 22q22 &c:
thirds - 21 g. so6Bs sf6nE stock No l. 22c No
CHEEsE-Receipts. 3.oe2 boxes: exports.
800 boxes A firm tone at the close. though
this weeks receipts have gone into storage. but
fewer on receivers account than heretofore
White lag behind Top grades of Skins steady
Low grades quiet; good many medium quail
milk, specials. 15Aa16c; fancy. small colored
IA q G15c; white. 141ac; large colored, 14& 15c:
good P6me o SKINS 5aE
Gals, 121ac; fine 11a11 &c; fair to good, 7{aQ
e11s G, common 5a7c: fun II skins 21:as1Ae,
ment in conditions. Scarcely any trading
from first hands, and much of the stock is
being forced to storage, TO avoid further de-
terioration. Values without quotable change.
but largely nominal. Receivers would ac-
stock rather than put it in store STATE.
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennery whites. "a
fancy, 5 25c; gathered, 81 q 2Sc; western western
gathered whites 2o@ 2sc: fresh gathered Sc
firsts, 1sG 1sc; seconds, 16la @17ilc; thirds
and lower grades, 15@16c; drties, No 1
nea isa Checks and er rack hef fsr
to good; $50 lac; dirties and Checks, poor.
market very quiet though dealers talking
higher prices. Little demand for chops and
ssdvanciRRg , tsnds3sy: ARIES, syapoTated.
CARROTS. 707Ac; jobbing sales, 71ec: common
to fair, sa64c;. zoos 81 acc; cores and
8 ss IS l2G &c caorns sh0R moorpai s
11l4 q 1915; royal, 1o@12c; PEACHEs,
fRtITs--FREsH- plenty and show
prices low. Plums dull Cherries dull and
weak Gurra T and most small fruits plenty
huckleberries. which rule lower Oranges
exceeding quotations: tone irmer. Water
melons in good demand: Pineapples in heavy
supply and weak APPLES, new. red half
Georgia and Florida; hbl; s29S4: PEACHES:
Georgia. carrier. 5oc6s1 10 Delaware and
PLUMs Delaware and MARYLAND, quart. a
&C; Georgia -. carrier s,%s1 ~ .o CaERRIEs.
20T3oc sour, 30a 40c; sweet. quart. Ga 1Oc
ID. 5T9c; sour. quart, 5mSc: III, arc; West
ern New York. red and black S-lb basket
300 soc white. 25@3oc: CURRANTS. quart
Ga Sc; STRAWBERRIES. Western New York
quart 5a1Oc; upriver, 4G9c; staten Island
Hilton and Irvington. &c: other Jersey 3
G5c: BLACKBERRIES. quart. 4dSc: RASP-
BERRIES. red. pint. 4G7c: hlackcaps 3d &c
HTCKLEBERRIES quart. sd 12c: GOOSE
BERRIES. 7611c: ORANGES Florida. box.
81 30 n 81 80: California. ST 500 s. so: GRAPE
FRUIT Florida. box. 81 n 50: cuban. 81 a IS:
Porto Rico, 50 % SIS .; MTSKMELONS
Georgia and Florida. crate. soc n 81 -: Cali
fornia standard crate sea So: WATERMEI-
ONS. Georgia and Florida 5000 a $500:
100. S30G $50; PINEAPPLES, Florida. crate.