New-York tribune., 1910-10-05

1ROUSSEAUG LAftTIE- kO6cA
Cannes: Paris:
50, Rue d'Antibes. 4, Rue Castigiione.
gathered selected extras. 2se: extra 6Tsts, $50
&c: &c dTfi dTsts 24G seconds 2gc: 3c 5n5rd N Is
1ec; poorer. I5917c: checks best. IL 1sG1s1sc; l
poor 70 fair, l2q17c refrigerator, special rnarks
fancy, 25Q26c. hrsts, 3 z ga &c; SECONDS, @l9
22!se; thirds, II 7Q2oc.
FRUITS-DRIED-Receip for the week. |
3O20 cases evaporated apples and 26s2J pkgs |
other dried fruits: exports ~. 429 pkgs do There
Is little change in the spot eyaporated apple /
progress. Future market is Considerably weaker. |
reports coming in from the producing sections OF
the rcent windstoru, estimates running from !
- to 40 per cent ana often those who had I
We hear OF bids at 71sc for Novembers and 714c
for Decembers without takers Southwestern /
gsUe!iy ''punky, continue 70 be offered az eng
&C without takers. Very little inquiry for South
ern sun dried, All the small fruits continue
quiet, but steady to firm, especially rsspberriss
New pruns offered at 9i4c for 40s and IO1zc for
SOs: old scarce ,dn and nominal. APPL'Es eyaPo-
prime, jobbins sales. sQs%.c; common to fair, SO
slices 4+ 65c: RAsPBERRIES. 70. % ga he:
- FL X1Tsna; u t52G 14;7
COTS. California. Moorpark. 15a17c; Royals.
1910. 1152g14c. PEACHES. California, 1900.
peeled, i2q16e; Cnpeeled' T91oc; PRUNES. Cali
FIs IT'S 5ss 57 for for The he week
cranberries Apples have sold well when strictly
fancy, but medium and lower qualities duh and
weaker weaker Choice pears have ruled active and
riv1ng freely. and while fancy fruit has gradu-
d. y ITose1i & ,s 6ne IagRef mas connueo 1 & 0@
arriving. Grapes IN light supply and advancing
t1u~H4SDS1E4SS ana IdSpDcEI4sS arriving spAIlus4y
in prices Muskmelons less plenty and prices
improving Naternelons nearly out OF market
Gr@petrult more plenty and declining. PIneapr-
pies in light supply and steady. APPLES. red
table varieties. double head Dbl. s3qS5 50i green
varieties. 81 5OgS4; ordinary kinds and Qual
ities 81 TSgs2 %; open head bbls. 81 25Gsa >;
SRAB A APFLEs P small Dbl sggss; large $Sg
gs2; seckeL bbI. S3Gs6: Beurre Bose. Sass so:
@sS 60i common. 81 .J04S2; QLLNCES. Dbl. s3Q
$4; PEACHES. carrier, 75c9S1 T5; basket, 25c4f
ern late kinds basket, 3oG75e; PLUMSs as TO
! kind, Sfo basket. 20G4Gc: PRUNES, 25G55c;
6ecqS1 -; black varieties, 6O@ssc 2O-To baskets.
30g6Cc: 4-fb baskets 10G12c; white. 2Orb basket
BERRIES, quart. 7912c; CRANBERRIES. Cape
oSs S2a Ss gS fee crates rates Sdsi ses 1 %? c6oTdS MTs
at and4Ed crae ers 81 Ss I?Ss 5 R9cPE sTn5 s2ss2 9
lead. $1Oo@s3Oo: CITRoN, bbl, 60aeoc; GRAPE
P1ES FT9rids sEass SlasS % Cuban Sass IS
HoPs-Receipts for the week, 342 bales:
opened on 1910 hops and some 5000 bales have
sold in Oregon at 12913c, about 200 bales in
Sonoma at IL &c, and small sales in Yakima at
| l5c. In New York State there has also been
more buying, with sales of about 1000 bales at
2oq21c for best growths. though some poor hops
nays SoId al low as 1Sc- or the local market
conditions are still quiet with demand from
kets are reported fairly active and firm State,
1910 prime 70 choice, ID. 2lG23c: medium to
good, 1909, 1920; Pacific Coast, 1910 prime to
,' GnGLce' 4oaIIc' medium to good. 14G15c: 1909
prime 70 - I5gl4c; medium TO good. sGi12c;
oidsF SF'xs5ST; sH6 1916. s Germans & 1910 Ssg42c
steady on top grades OF timothy. Medium and
mixed hay du with iPf oPdinary oeIties stiiI ana
hard TO move az satisfactory prices. STRAW
81 1oi NJ ~ 7RT RTe me i LARGE bass s5-n 100
packing. 4J65eo clover. mixed. 5Od95c; pure 40
gI0c: straw long rye, 50G6oc; Ost and wheat
POULTRY-ALIvE- for the week
- cars by freight and about II cars scattering
Year holidays have been very heavy footing up
! from Monday Of last week until Sunday night
OF this week 127 carloads by freight and fully II
were not settled until late Wednesday when the
fact became assured that supplies would run
rather short Of requirements and prices were
advanced TO 1Ic for chickens. 1sc for fowls. i2c
all the stock that arrived cleaned up before the
close of the week On Sunday night some s cars
more were unloaded and taken as fast as received
over for the holiday wants, and about . cars that
had arrived late had 10 be carried over By tobbers
and about car scattering lots OF express stock.
The Hebrew New Year holidays began at sun
down Monday night and will last until sundown
expected TO be unloaded until "Wednesday night
prices at the moment are entirely nominal and
we omit quotations. The Yom Kippur DAY
Of Atonenent) holiday will occur on Thursday
next October 13, when very large quantity OF
ceipts for the week. 1854 pkgs. Medium grades
Of chickens continued in excessive supply all dur
ing last week and Notwithstanding sales were
urged at every opportunitv without much regard
to cost, Il was simply impossible to find an ade-
quate outlet and considerable quantities had to go
into freeZers- So far this week receipts have
shown up lighter and invoices indicate more mod
crate receipts 10 come during the latter part OF
the week. which has made the outlook little
brighter. although the Hebrew holidays interfered
with trading during the early portion OF the
week and little II any warrant for change in
prices on either fowls or chickens Fancy large
roasting chickens. fancy small broing and heavy
fowls nave been In very small proportion IN the
receipts but all grades Of chickens have sold
slowly Selected heavy fowls would have com
manded a premium II sold alone. but few
coming holders have preferred TO make fowls help
sell chickens. Small and medium fowls slow
and irregular. Western spring turkeys and spring
ducks show irregular quality ana wide range
IN value. choice grades sell readily. Nearby
spring ducks were fairly plenty last week and
with only moderate demand quite little sur
plus had to go 70 the freezsrs. Squads and spring
guiueas sell fairly at steady prices. Fresh
knlcd-TURKEYs. Western. springs. 70. 14a26c;
old. average best hens or toms &c: fair To good,
1Sq2Oc: BROILERS. Philadelphia fancy squas.
Pennsylvania, 19G2Oc: Western dry picked milk
fed. 19qc0c; dry picked, selected. under 10 10
5Is n 20 pair. I6c: SPRING CHICKENS Phia-
delphia, over ID TO pair, lgQ21c: Penns< ivania;
i6G1sc: Western. dry picked. milk fed : to 10
rb 70 pair. lsc: 10 ID. I6c: selecte, large.
N and over each rb. Ice; average un 13c:
Ohio and Michigan. selected. 10 anss sver. 1870
17c scalde1. average. I4015c: wf-srn, select
ed scalded large. 10 and over Tn, 15Ge Is he.
scalded average run, 13c: Westeo and southern.
1fnI2tac; FOWLS. Western Res, dry. 4S n
and over 70 dozen 1sc: AZ TO =. n 17GtTiSc. 40
N and under. 16a16 nc: iced dry picked. SO to
- NJ each i6l@c: 2h to 3 n, I5lsaI6c: ohio
and Michigan. scaded. I6iac: other Western.
I5leGIec; Western and Southern. 14a1sc; OLD
COCKS I2Isc. SPRING DUCKLINGS. Long
Island and Eastern l9i2c: Pennsylvania, 1Sc:
Western. s1t5c. SPRING GEESE. Boston. 2tc;
SQUADS prime. larSe, white, dozen. s. 25g5S3 ~;
dark 81 a5dS1 20. culls. 5Oa1T5c; SPRING
GUINBAS over 10 10 pair, pair. slGsl TO- un-
der 3 n 65Gs5c.
GsME-There are fairly liberal supplies ot
foreign game, but comparatively little domestic
available Continued weather. Is IN
favorable to the consumption OF game and
movement continues moderate. GROUSE. do
nestle pair. 81: foreign, 81 25 q 81 70; PAR
TRIDGES, domestic, 81 5O@s4: wOODCOCK.
81 5O0S3. GOLDEN PLONER. dozen. s. 80 "a
canvasbaek. pair. 50 23 a S3: redhead 81 SOC
s. 80; mallard. 81 rs. bluewing teal, T5CGst
greenwing teal. 75 q Soc; broadbiI, 5O1 75c;
VENISON, whole deer. H. 30 q CSC; saddles
90 qc 35c
POTATOES AND yEGETABIFS-Receipts
for the week. 1880 bbls onions imports g.
SOT crates onions. Potatoes IN liberal supply
and weak; much OF the stock poor sweet po-
tatoes more plenty and lower. Onions selling
slowly at easier prices Carrots weak Cab
bages lower. Celery dragging. Cauiinowers IN