Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-30
EGGS AND CANTALOUPES
JUMP To HIGHER FIGURES
End Is Near for Shipments OF
Northern Cherries
ter Is Firmer


an advance in San Francisco caused quota
tons to jump a cent dozen in Los Angeles
yesterday Present wholesale prices are Lo-
cal ranch candled 29c; case count buying
price 25c; easterns, 26c. Local receipts were
29i cases.
Butte receipts dropped from rs 900 pounds
to 90 900 and dealers report prices firm.
Scarcity of cantaloupes on shipment OF only
one carload for the day sent prices soaring
to s2.25 for standards and sl75 and S2oO LOT
pony crates.
Malaga grapes Of superior qually were qu"'-
ed at 81. .25n1.75,
Prices on cherries and berries were hrmer
Dealers received enough hsh of all kinds to
meet the demand. Barracuda and halibut were
Receipts of produce we're: Eggs 2al cases;
butter, 20,191 pounds; cheese, 35,492 pounds;
potatoes 397 sacks; BEANS sacks; apples
" PRODUCE PRICES
Following are the wholesale prices Of produce
to retailers as compiled by the Market He-
EGGs-Local ranch, candled. 29c; do case
count, buying price. 25c; fresh eastern, zoc'
BUTTEE-Selling price to trade 252c higner
California creamery, extras, 9Oc; do hrsts' z9c'
cooking butter, 26c: ladle butter, 26c.
CHEESE - Northern. fresh. 16hdl1c; DO
storage 1Shci Anchor large; lSc; oregon r.sl,l
Daisy, 1shc: eastern singles, 1S1ac; do Twins,
1Shc do Daisies, 1SA419c; do Long Horn, ~
Q2oc; do chedders, 2oc; imported Swiss, ~ |,
Jack cheese, ?5c; domestic Swiss 25ci cream
Edam, $780, Canadian cream, per box, $lOo
BEANs-No. l pinks. $3.50; No l Limas
$40; No. 1 Lady Washingtons, %50 NO. l
small whites, So; No. 1 BlaclSeyes, $3.50; NO l
G4rvanzas, s4 so; No. l lentis, California, S6.
POTATOES-Idaho, per cwt, $l.25; new po-
tatoes, per lug. 50d6oc new potatoes $ial'I
oNIoNs-Bermudas, per sack sz'3o SLo,u1 40
per cwt, s1.75; local Silverskins, lug box 6oc;
c.. stal wax, si.25; garlic per lb., Sc
FRESH FRUITS-White Astrakans, T;15@
town pippins, tier, $2.25; do Az tier $lSo;
Missouri pppins, 50 %; Ganos Colo, 81.
BERRIES-Strawberries, per basket S96c;
raspberries per basket, 446c; blackoerries, per
basket, ld5c; Logan berries, per basket, 395c;
gooseberries, 10c.
CITRUs-Grapefruit seedless. 50; do seed
llngs. s2 lemons. $4al6o; Valencia oranges
So 5093 so; lines 20-lb. box $125
TROPICAL-Bananas, per lb, 4lsc; do red
&c; dates, Fard, h. 1oQ12c; do Golden d.
71ac; pineapples, 10c.
MISCELLANEOUS-Apr per lug box,
6OD75c; cantaloupes standards, s225; do
pony crate, Sl5O; do Jumbos, per crate
S1dl35; cherries, white, bulk 10c; do bulk
per lb., Sd9c; currants 15c@SLSO; hgs per e poA'
75cGs1; grapes per crate, S1.25q1.15i peaches'
box, 75490c; plums, per lug, 75cQS1O0; water
melons, per lb., 1q2c.
observation-disclosures northern, doz,
75c; asparagus, green, per lb., 74Sc; bell pep
pe-5 lb, 15c; beets. doz. punches, 25d35c;
beans, string lb, 34i: cabbage, green, sacks
$110; do red, h., &c; carrots. doz. bunches'
25aS5c; caulifower, S1.lO; celery, per Coz
S195; cucumbers per box, 60cGS1S5; corn
green, box, 95qS5c; corn husks, cut per d.
7d10c: egg plant lb 16c; horseradish, per ID
25c; okra, lb., 15c lettuce, crate 75c@Sl; peas
lb, 5G7c; parsley. doz.. 25@35c; rhubarb, Grim
sen Winter, 81; do northern Strawberry, box
ST. so; spinach, doz., 20q25c; squash summer,
per lug Dox, 35c; young onions, doz., 2Oq25c;
turnips doz. punches, 25d35c; tomatoes, Sl25.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples evaporated, lb., 90
1c,; cpricots, lb. 12c; figs white, loose, box,
ST. 80; do black, $l.S5; imported figs per lb.: IL
G15c currants 9hq1Oci peaches d. 1@i1ac;
pears lb., 991oc; plums, h. 1Oc; nectarines'
PRUNEs-so-4os DC; 4O-5os, Sc; 5O-6Os, sAc;
6O-7Os &c; 7O-SOs 5lsc; SO-9Os, SC; 9O-1cos. &c.
boxes, h., &c: crown, do do &c; CROWN
do do, &c; London layers, crown, 2O-lb. box
81 25; do 4 crown. do, $3.50; do crown, sl.S5,
sultanas, b.eached, lb 5a6c; do unbleaohed.
Ib., 4c; seeded raisins, 16 OF. pkgs., &c; do L
NUTs@Aimonds. fancy IXL, ID, 16@17c;
14c; Pecans, xxx, ID, lie; peanuts. east
ern, lb.. 7A@71ac; do California, 5Q6c; do
an, 6a615c do Spanish, shelled' NO l.
Ice; walnuts. No. /, ;. s., h.. l4.sc; DO NO, NO
@ 12c; do budded, 1Sc; popcorn, eastern per
ct So. SO; do local. $3q3.25.
RICE-Fancy Honduras (Carolina). per 100
lis, s675; choi, do s6g65o; Japan grades
So 75Q4 island rice. $5.5 so; broken. $3.50.
HONEY-Extracted water white, lb., 71ac;
do white, 7c; do light amber, &c; beeswax' lb.'
soc.
geles, for: Beef steers, 595iAc; beef heifers,
41s05c beef calves, 5laq6c; mutton weathers,
IS 5OQ6; do ewes. $5@5.50; do lambs, sS,5O93.75;
hogs lie.
POULTRY-Turkey live, per lb. 23a25c;
large hens, lbs up, per lb.. lie; small hens,
2l5 to 3la, per lb., 15c; broiers, to IL, per
lb., Ice; friers, IL to lbs per ID, 1Sc; roast
chicken, per lb., zoe; duck, per h., Ice; geese,
per lb. 14c; squads, per dozen. s1.5o; old
roo1tere per lb., Sc
CHILI-Evaporated strings. lb., 25c do loose,
22c; sun dried. lb., 25c; Mexican black, lb..
25c; green chill, lb 1Oc; chilli Tepins, lb., 81;
Japan, 20c.
HAY (baled)-Tho following quotations are
furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Storage Co.
Barley, $12, 5o91450; tame oat, per ton, SAG
l6 so; alfalfa, sl3,50G14.50; wheat hay $14915
I'LL FEED-Bran, S1.45; whole corn, 81. 80;
cracked corn s1S5; feed meal, s1.90; rolled
barley. 81. 80; oil cake meal 50 95; shorts, 81 70;
Kaffr corn, SITS; white oats s1.90; do red.
eastern. S2.25 wheat, original sacks. cwt.,
81. 80; do 100-lb sacks, S1.S5.
FLOUR AND FEED
Following are the wholesale prices on flour
and feed furnished by the Los Angeles Farm