New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE. MARKETS.
For the week ended Tuesday, June 20 l'i0
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts for the wee

BEANS AND PEAS-Recelpts loF oco o.. toara |
2961 bags beans q 053 peas. exports, oos prnsa
l-59 peas; imports 1,o69 beans, olI peas tr9ne
quiet. but comparatively small stocks, ana @ sor1e
1ilmness, with tendency toward slightly msLte lstes
figures leading varieties Late sa4gs t 81 marks
marrow have been mainly at 81 10 Best 81 % toILNS
of medium and pea are now selling at - 4zasTg 4Vg
81 40 latter only in small way cailT's c 10 tbev
not bring over So 40 yet 1t is doubtful II tiey
could be bought at the moment at tiat PIlO, P,,
No change in red kidney; export 9Iueas 49, .nere
slow but stocks are so well controlled that lhe.e
is a generally confident holding Domestic ndS VIZ
kidney and yellow eye about out OF frst 81 os5 *
Some business in turtle soup a. 81 6oepsz 20. |
California lima steady but quiet. Light tracing
in Scotch peas at former prices. BEANS, 5 I.ad
row choice, bushe So o. 1sSS s 10; 5 tr as 70 s. 40
qS2 49, fair good, 81 254s2 10; lIipoLteo ptts Id
6ig s. ds 9s2 20 es pea kdaey IN & 90 yiow
So 30dS3 35; black turtle soup - o9gSz I'' Us
California, $3 05@S3 10; PEAS. Scotch Days.
BUiTERwKeceipts. RK 1898 pkgs; last week,
74.G41 exports to tropical countries 56e SS,aI
hardening of values, particularly or higher
grades; Receipts have kept up pretty Wen, Dv'
and this has tehded to encourage larger specu55
ative buying. Quotations were not chaheddu @ "a
until Monday, when creamery specials were ao
of a c to-day Most OF the strictly fancy goods
aong aF9 nGE sstbs bso@ at specials e6snE @ fairly
at IS 4c, with occasional sales at Is nc fIfsts
little aud in fair demand but supply Is IL.
ereasng. the butter is not running so me as
heretofore. Process sells slowly, ana must @ DC
fancy to command 2o12c. Western mace Iacto.y
a little frmer but fairly liberal offering or city
made stock at 22q221Ec. Packing stock sslis saea
better; tone firmer. Creamery specials. 10, 20
Q2ec; extras, 2SAc; frsts. 2IQ27] ]2c: seconds
25 q261ac; thirds 25c state dairy tubs, finest
q nc; good to prime. 25q2Tc; common to fair,
2SG24c: process specials, % nc: extras. 2412g
25c: irsts, 2313@24c; seconds, 2212q 2Sc; western
imitation creamery firsts 24q25c; factory mrsts.
2& Il q23 nc; seconds. 22d22kc; thirds, 21q2l nc;
packing stock, No l, 22c; No 2. u 7sc: NO o.
@@rIEuSE pooot.e @or tho ,.eak 20 75u
boxes; exports to tropical countries, 2Sl. a
steadily advancing market; values cn colored
whole milk cheese &c higher than
week ago. Trade very good. although some
stock was withdrawn 10 storage by receivers
oped, and while trading has been moderate
prices are about q above closing values
Saturday White cheese more plenty and
market has 4 rather weak tone, with demanf
limited. Skins steady on top grades; medium
grades dull State, whole milk, specials, loo
15%e; fancy, small. colored, 14Ac; small. white.
IA a "a IA nc; large coored, 1ia4 c; white, Il =
good. 12@s a1azc; common, O912c; skins
10 good, ~ q"i2c; common. 5@7c; full SKINS
EGGS-Receipts for the week, 1916
cases. The market advanced on high grades
late last week under a growing scarcity or
market is overstocked with ordinary and
material hot weather defects, are scarce and
steady. Values sustained. but sales at top
| figures more exceptional, and the average is
lower. Many Western ungraded have TO go at
| 1s14 19tc; it requires very prime frsts to
exceed 20Q2012c and few of the graded
goods salable over 2012 a 21c. Fine goods,
| however. still have some sales up to 22c and
rarely 22ie Dirties and checks dull and
aveak State, Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry whites, % q 2Sc; gathered. % q 26c; hen
merry browns fancy. n 4026c; gathered, 22Q
24c: Western gathered whites. y a 24c; fresh
gathered selected extras. 239 924c; extra ffrsts,
! p = q y nc; frsts, 20W21c; seconds, 1871 q
19l5c; thirds and lower grades, 164 1Sc;
! dirties. No I tcandled) lie; No and poorer.
14q 16c; checks finest 1872 @16c: checks and
cracked poor to fair. 1S a 15c.
4.977 pkgs dried fruits; exports, 1,527 spot
market in a more or less nominal position. trade
demand for the poorer sorts. APPLES, eyapo-
prime CARROTS 7G7Hc; jobbing sales ~ az 1sc;
common to fair. 6q652c; 1908, 81 Q6e; cores and
APRICOTs. California Moorpark ib i2G1319c
Royal 10kq12c; PEACHES, peeled 15q1sc; un-
FRUITS-FRESH-R Receipts for the week
160s bbls apples. New apples arriving quite
Season nearly over for old only one more car ex-
pected. Pears increasing In supply and declining;
Il prices lower. PIums duh and lower. Cherries in
berries arriving freely but showing irregular
quality. Blackberries have sold well. although
and prices faTorng Buyers HucKeberries ] N
moderate supply. Oranges and grapefruit firm
tone iir5n. .TaterIneons more plenty but meet
ing active demand. Pineapples in very heavy
new, bbl. $1fGS2 80; green basket 5Oca$1 80; red.
75cq$1 70; PEARS. Florida, Dbl, s. 30q$4 90;
PEACHES. Georgia carrier. 50cq$1 10; Texas.
bushei basket 81; fiat ease 500 49e :, PLUMs
or black. s-f1 basket. 35965c; white 2o@35ci
sour 3og50c sweet quart 6gICc IN; n 9@9e sogT T
fOc: sTRAWBERRIEs: Western New York.
quart 6g15c; Staten Island, Hilton and Irving
iGh GS GSF'eT Quart "a S 5S12c eFiz
RIES red, pint 5Qsc; BLAChCAPS. 4q9c:
HE'S 5a2o: oRING 5st Fforida bo2 81 500
, 81 80: California. 81 25QS5; GRAPEFRUIT.
Porto ,@tt1' Rico 81 25a$S e; MEsTMELGNs eos-
gia and Florida crate. S1Q$1 70; California,
sfndoE9 MT 're GeorS sa<5 and Po Foda carload sIg
s4oo; leo $3oQ$6o PINEAPPLt;S Eel p, FlG5da 4,.d
S5eS S5e5s Si@T- o. ou0a' 'O'@F- 30 '' -'-'''
H0Ps-Receipts for the week 2o4 bales.
Little disposition to operate and markets have
ruled quiet. No sales of Importance on the Pa
cidc Coast and only a few small sales IN New
beer sales for May, 1910. .5311,25 barrels.
erea.e of 9a4'96S barrels Sales from January
to May 81 1910. %, ,403 COS barrels against 20 :
213I 829 barrels. This has not resulted in any
increase in demand from brewers or o in any firm
choice ee.'' 54@26c; medium to good, 22a&$c: Pa
cifc coast, 1909. prime to choice. 16al7c; me- eo
dium to good. 14q15c; 1905. prime to choiSe, 10 10
@f1c: 1901 sq1Oc; 1906. 5q6c; Germans. 1909 ~
Hay AND sTRAW-steady on top grades
o. timothy, but little improvement on medium
and low grades Stocks in transit by rail light
but trading moderate. Straw dull. HA nm
othy, prime. large bales 100 10. 81 Is; No to I.
s5oqS1 1212 shipping, 15c; packing. 5Oc; clover
and clover mixed. 5Od95c. STRAW-Long rye.
45d50c; short and tangled rye. 45c. oat and
O,jTIT1RY-ALIVE-Rece for the week.
! 461s cars by freight and about cars by ex-
| nress Prices on last weeks receipts We're finally
! settled on Thursday at 1fc for fowls, II 12c for
| roosters and 22c for broilers. both Western and
| Southern This attracted a little increase In de-
n.and and only or ears had to be carried
over by tobbers, mostly heavy fowls. So far
! this week. receipts have not been large, but q
| fair quantity is expected Broilers in good de
| mand and hrmer. Light weight fowls have fair
outlet but heavy fowls continue slow Very few
| supply and steady. The few guinea fowls arr1V-
| ing work out at steady prices Live pigeons
-dull and lower BROILERS nearby, fb. 26G2Ic;
| Western 25c: Southern, 23G24c; FOWLS. near
GEESE. lie; GUINEA FOWL. pair. Coo;
PIGEONS pair. 25c. DRESSED-Recep for
| the week 16. GS9 pkgs. Fresh killed fowls have
been in larger supply. and, with a continued
| slow trade, prices showed increased weakness
| late last week declining 12c Wednesday and
| 1hc more on Thursday. when selected iced fowls
| were freely offered at lie for dry picked, and
| dry hacked at 1Sc. Since then there has been no
! change in prices. but demand is without i'm
| proveuent. although holders feel steady at the
| cIose Scalded iced fowls especially dull and
| weak. with 161ac top. Old ROSTERS SLOW and
| e&sier Fresh turkeys sell fairly when Of de
| sirable quality. Broilers in moderate supply-fn
! fact scarce toward the coSe-and with tnCreas-
day the market is stronger on all grades, with
| selected exceeding quotations. Nearby spring
ducks fairly plenty and only moderately active.
but prices about steady. Squads in moderate
supply and unchanged. In frozen poultry frying
| chickens have had some outlet with sales OF
| de ar lie little