New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

! t,eA0 bags Beans ana lt5zo bags peas exports.
Slow dragging trade in domestic white beans.
and ana prices have eased of 1t is easier to buy
than TO sell at quoted rates. Foreign have
had moderate inquiry because of the differ
enee IN price between them and domestic.
! Red kidney in very light stock. and holders
are naming the price, little business has
oeen done above our top quotations. Yellow
! eye and turtle soup dull and weaker. Cali
| fornia lima have made a sharp advance under
reports o. damage to the growing crop by
rain rain Some, new Scotch peas are selling in a
| lobbing way at 50 so; little old stock clos
iny, out at 81 - BEANS, marrow, choice,
$s 05: medium. choice, 50 70 pea. 81 709
s2 I2M: fair to good, So - q So s.; imported
Edneg 81 Is s. S red pa kidney egg 81 81 90
fair TO good, $4qs4 35; yellow eye. s3 100
orq 5s' 4o SOUP PEAS So scotaR ha bass bags
u BgTTER TEE = Receipts for the week 5o.6722
countries, 242. The decline reported a week
ago did not bring. the relief that was antici-
pated. and after dragging through ths week
| the msrket suffered further decline yester-
day. Supplies have come forward freely and
rnent in the Aemand GSnefai trade has been
stoef The larger sales of oieo are affecting
the trade In butter. At present special cream
grade It is a buyers market, with pressure to
sell sell and and, an abundant supply Storage cream
| the decline in fresh buyers have largely with
drawn, while holders have closed refrigerator
sale ana closes II lower Factory quiet and
unchanged. Packing stock not selling so
freely, but values are sustained. Creamery
seconds. 25@2sc: thirds, 34gai1se; state dairy
common to fair, % 24c s process. SPECIALS gIiS
&c; extras, 261Pc' hrsts, "a 492 25e; seconds.
Z"c; western imitation creamery, irsts. ~ a
2oc; factory, June make, frsts. % q 24c:
current make, lrsts. 23c; seconds % q 20 "a c:
S Snlrds' p 2i g Ec: packing stock. June make.
CHEEsE-Receipts for the week. 190os
boXeSi exports tropical countries No
change in the market. The last few days little
buyers not disposed to pay any higher prices ss
Average fancy can stIll be bought at 15c with
some business in selections ana special marks at
15Aq15Ac. Daisies move slowly at i5IzG16c
skins. Medium grades quiet State. whole milk
specials, 15l1G17c; average fancy large or small
colOfed or white, lJc: choice. 14%C: good to
prime. 1491412c: common to fair i6IEaiSAc:
Skins. specials. 121ac: average fine, III 4111sc;
fair TO good, s!eQlO5zc; common. 6g7lZc full
arrivals Of strictly fresh gathered eggs have
eeen lighter and accumulatiOns have been re-
but with strong Western ad1ices a and i5 relatively
a6$a9p gaer prices in interior markets prices have
grade early PACKED storage. and s top quotation
niue more than nominal although occasionally
obtanable @ from about 2414c downward. largely in
l a@lisG OF -oa-Sc. tancy nearby hennery scarce
whites, S6@40c; gathered. S0g3sc: held. white. Is
SszSS S%sSS hennery browns fancy. $0Q32c; gathered,
tss c S9F 20 g29d 2Se 2Sg2S western gathgTed
29e; extra firsts. 2Gg27c frgts. 24G25c; seconds,
s azG72Gi No z. 16Ql9e; poorer, 15917c. checks,
efor snasis poor to far I2q17c refsger-
n nc seconds, 21Q223aei thirds. 17G2Gc.
FRUITS-DRIED- for the week
6s3 cases evaporated apples and 37.473 pkgs
other dried fruits; exports. "a COS pkgs dried
fruits Nothing new in the spot evaporated
apple market. Only small scattering lots OF new
Southern dried arriving, and most business
oh
7AQvein6er 7 nominal at FAC; December, 7Isc.
Little doing in cherries or raspberrtes. IIuckIe-
h@rrles and blackberries entirely nominal to ar
rive. Peaches easier. PrUnes quiet but firm on
spot and active and very firm on the Coast.
firm market APPLES. evaporsted, Cd fancy 1909,
n, 1ol4c; choice, sl3G9hc; prime. carlots, Sc;
19os, as to quality. 5la@7c; RAsPBERR15s.
1908, 2lc; CHERRIES. 1910, 12i2G14c: APRI-
PEACHES 1909. peeled. 12a16c; unpeeled. *
Q4cr ,I3, PRI Me-. l9e9. 434G10c.
p. 458 bbls apples 3,1O5 bbls and 95 crates cram
berries. Apples have arrived more freely and
prices have declined. but trade is fairly active.
Pears selling well when attractive. Peaches in
much larger supply and prices declining Pums
and grapes IN free supply, but meeting an active
left Cranberries dull and offering lower. Musk
melons in good demand and rather firm for
fancy Watermelons generally poor and prices
low. Pineapples firm APPLES. red table va
rieties, double head Dbl. $685. % green. 81 50e1
crab apples, small Dbl, sags6; large. s2qS4:
PEARS Bartlett, S2dS6; keg 81 5OGS2: Seckel
bhI. 81 5o4S4; Beurre Bose. S3GS4: sheldon, 81 30
ass 90: other good varieties. 81 50Gs5 %: com
mon, 81 1882 90; PEACHES. carrier. S1GS2:
basket. 25TS5c; crate of two small baskets, S5c61
PLUMS, as 70 kind, S-tb basket. 20d40c:
m Ts Sa s@s 5SsF ga6a bss Rs2|2Ff 1s
rteties, 5o975e; RAsPBERRIEs, pint. 7asc;
BTGKLEBERRdES {I @ @ qusft 5gl2c: M GRANBER = 56S
81 50. MUSKMELONS. Jersey, crate. J0cGS1 so
G9lorado STANDARD crate. 81 50aS3 fat 699
PINEAPPLEs. Florida crate. slGS3 %: Cuban.
s2a$3 "a: Porto Rico. $1dS3 ..
HOPS-Recepts for the week, So bales:
not been established. Samples from this stats
and the Pacific Coast show generally good quail
mould. Brewers not showing much interest.
while dealers are holding off awaiting further
developments Quotations on both 1909 and 1910
are largely nominal We hear of little buying in
the interior Of this state al about zoe. Best re
ports indicate yield OF about 100000 bales in
oregon, 20 900 20 10 0000 bales in California and
about %. 600 bales in Washington Growers in
Oregon are offering to contract at 13915c, and in
California districts 1Id12c is generally asked
but little doing. Picking is still in progress in
England. ana Indications point to yield of
crop, estimates running up to about $4,000 cwt.
to prime. 19G21c; Pacific Coast. 1910, 14GiTC;
1869 prime to choice 12614c; medium to good,
lOG 12c; older growths 44sc; Germans. 1910. 40
q ace
HAY AND sTRAW-situation unimproved.
Top grades of timothy steady. Medium and
low grades in excessive supply ana weak.
clover and mixed hay very duh. Extremely
heavy offerings of ordinary grades and such
almost unsalabie. Straw quiet HAY-Ttm-
otLy, prime, large bales, 100 ID, 81 TO- NO )
to No /. 75c q 81 07 Z shipping, 604 I0c;
packing. Doc: clover and clover, mixed, % a
05c. STRAW-LOng rye. % @ soc; oat and
wheat. 40c.
"a cars by freight. about or cars by ex-
press General conditions unsettled, and while
receipts have worked out fairly prices have
ruled somewhat irregular in competition.
Supplies liberal Receivers inclined to feel d
shade stronger chickens, buyers and sell
ers apart in their views up to the close. and
carload prices have not been settled EX-
press receipts not quite so plenty as last week.
ana chickens higher toward the close though
only moderately active. Little II any i'm
expected in fowls. CHICKENS, !
s9ring. via express. lb. 159 l6c: Fowls Ice;
5UcB! 6UcRs, @ti4 i4c: GEESE. 12c; GTiNEA Fowls,
pair Soc PIGEONS pair. zoe DRESSED
Receipts for the week, 10, 563 pkgs. Supplies
7f Western fresh killed poultry have been
3rger, but very small proportion or FANCY
AIDES bulk Of the receipts of medium quail
= and sold slowly, with prices lower and
regular both fowls and chickens. Strict
= fancy heavy fowls IL selected out would
1rinE a. premium while fancy small brotlers
and fancy large roasting chickens are in light
uppIy and held fairly steady. Spring tur-
< vs. more plenty. quality irregular and prices
- sier Fresh killed old turkeys scarce and
irn Nearby spring ducks advanced &c
toward the close. though general movement
Western spring ducks more plenty, !
but irregular in quality, and few lots good |
enough to bring top quotations. In frozen |
fancy turkeys have little call. but chickens
almost entirely neglected. Fresh killed; |
TURKEYS. Western, spring. average, 10. 2og !
PC; old. average best hens or toms, &c; tair (