New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For the week ended Tuesday. July 8. 1910

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For the week ended Tuesday July g. 1910.
BEANS AND PEAs-ReceIpts for the week.
1880 bags beans, 3,1T5 peas; exports lit
beans. 333 peas, imports. $40 beans Market
mas shown d slightly hrmer tone Leading
varieties of white beans. Most sales of mar
row have been at S. TO- but il is becoming DIFF
ncult to buy choicest lots al that figure Me-
dunn and pea selling mainly at s. ~ y 81 A.
out quality has TO be choice TO command out
side ngure in a iobbtng way; round lots would
Kidney Indifferent about selling except a. full
rates, but only a Iittle demand White kidney
and yellow eye nearly gone. Some business IN
turtle soup, and market is better cleared than
Tor some time California lima ruled steady
peas settled TO So 81. bat fairly steady
BEANS-M Marrow. choice. busheI IS 10: fair
s. 40; pea, s. - Z q 81 10; fair 10 good 81 -
e. ~ 50. imported medium. 81 159s2 20: pea.
hidneF, - ~; yellow eye. So 80 "a IS 30; black
turtle FL soup 81 65 s. 70 lima California SO o5
" ," ~. ftIAS-Scotch bags, husheI- 3 DO
BC IIER-Receipts for the week, +S.046
pkgs; last week, 1858; exports tropical
countries, Az. The market gained a little
strength on the higher grade OF table butter
Immediately following the last weekly report.
but trade soon dUIied considerably. and there
has since been very small volume OF bust
ness Loss OF quality in a great deal OF the
stock has enabled receivers 20 sustain prices;
in fact, the feeling strictly fancy cream
cry is fairly firm al exc and few sales are
reported higher. Extras steady at .S1% 2
= z. c: they comprise a larger part OF the stock
than heretofore, while offerings of hrsts and
STEADY 10 change in state Gsfry PTocsss
butter quiet and unchanged Factory a tride
hrmer, while packing stock has a hardening
tendency. Creamery, specials. To- 29Ilc;
20 g27e; thirds, % g25 &c; state dairy tubs
nnest. 2Sc; good 10 prime, 25 q q ~ &c; COM
extras Csc: hrsts. 23 = a &c. seconds 22lz q
23c; Western imitation creamery frsts- - %
No ,. 81 lse: No g. 56ga1tes' ''A' ~
CHEESE-Receipts for the week. 1924
boxes: exports to Europe. 800; to other coun-
tries. SO. Market has continued firm and
steadily advancing. with a fairly active de
vailing. Speculative buyers have taken hold
fairly wei. though particular regarding quail
tty. and the market cleaned up last week OF
all GRADES ~ coIora,5 r-,aa.a 90 rra
ter grades OF white Receipts showing effects
of extreme heat have had a fair outlet from
buyers looking for underpriced. though where
made AZ the close I5c ia about as low as
fancy colOred can be obtained. and 1+4. for
fancy whites, with holders firm that basis.
Daisies ruled firm. with some sales late last
that figure. \ few Young Americas have sold
up 10 I61zc. bur few OF that size here Skins
many going into store but cheaper grades
nave tended to drag. and in more or less
14&. c: large coored. I3c: white. 14@4c aver
c9mmon. 10 a re: skins specials. ne; fne
II q II he: fair 70 good. = q 91=c. common,
. "a &C. fuli SKINS = I )
EGGs-Receipts for the week as 80 cases.
Market has eased OF under heavy supplies OF
poor average quality. The quality in given
marks has. as a rule. shown more decline
than quotations and We near OF a great many
lots selling three weeks ago as high 201ac
now begging buvers AT no MANY Of Tha heat
struck and inferior eggs unstable last week
we're carried on me racks Over the boIfday-
To-day these are offering with the heavy fresh
arrivals carried over from Monday, and buyers
are holding off even at the decline of 1c in
offerings are liberal. and sales at irregular
figures. Dirties and checks hard 70 move at
any figure, and quotations hardly cover ali the
business. some lots being sacrificed to move
promptly. Nearby hennery and gathered hav-
ing little better demand, owing 20 scarcity
OF good stock N western receipts, state
Pennsylvania and nearby henuery whites. % q
40 "a a.T.,-5 81 a. 80 yI-s+--, e, $3.50
- n zoe gatnered, u a. sc W estern ga
whites. 90 ii 23c; fresh gathered selected. ex-
tras. ~ G24c; extra hrsts. 1sG 20c: irsts. IT
grades 1411 915lec. dirties. No l (candied).
1871 l6c: No ,, 49, G14l2c: checks. finest.
I41- a sc: checks and cracked fair 70 good.
I2ie a 1Slzc; dirties and checks. poor. case.
FRUITS DRTED-Receipts for the week So
cases evaporated apples and - pkgs other
dried fruits; exports. ,s35 pkgs dried fruits
Spot evaporated apple market quiet though
sales of prime evaporated quoted up 70 II q c.
buy II i2c full top for average The business
Prures and aprfcOts quiet. though the Coast
continues to talk strong Little doing in
livery offered at nc, though without buyers
A quotation of 7TTisc about cover. the sit
G=< a &c APPLES. evaporateI fancy II. I0@.
G1112c; choice. So csc: prime. CARROTS. n
a.. =. laos 81, a61,c: cores and skins 100 10
81 T5as2: chopped, 81 75G as %: APRICOTS
California. Moorpark. N. III q &c; ROYAL.
ga Sc. PRIMES. SC.
FRTITsFR ESH-Pecefpts for the week.
I 200 bbis apples New apples arriving freely:
ala SorIrb srr ~
quality, especially apples. prices lower and II
regular Old apples about cleaned up. Peaches
in heavy supply. quality poor and prices low
7 :" p+t t,r--a7+s ,a[, ja.,t1-s5 al Se--t.s
and small fruits have been affected by the hof-
aay ana , 80 5u'lI Ca1rs sn pG erIS+ So,
IN liberal supply and lower Water
melons in active demand. but supply increasing
and prices iower. Pineapples plenty and weak.
basket 35cGs1: green. 3oaf9Oc Far Western. old.
box, 81 5o@$2 so. PEARS. Georgia and Florida.
81 y: Delaware and Maryland. quart. 5a7c:
Georgia. carrier. s1Gs1 -: CHERRIES. red and
3oa-i0c; sweet. quart. 90 loc; n. oGsc; sour
S4RR RaSs QUAR- sasc: TRA ,511f KS
Western New York, quart. 4dI1c. uprtver. 4a7c;
red. pint 3a6c. BLACKCAPS.
Base: HJCkLEBERRIES quart, 7GlJc;
6T5s b@E scas 90 e eaforn GRAS 5o
S. 80: GRAPEFRUIT, Florida. box. S3aS9.
Cuban. S2ISS- Porto Rico. s. 23ISS y. MUSK
MELONS. Georgia and Florida. crate. 5Oc7SI -:
California, crate. 81 5o9s3 WATERMELONS.
Georgia and Florida ear $500 $500. I00. S15I
$50. PINTAPPLES. Florida crate SfTs2 -:
cuba 5OcaS1 81: Porto Rico. 53c4S2 80
HOPs-Receipts FOR week 526 bales;
exports 93 bales. Continued good demand for
prices have been firmly held. but on the Paclil-
Coast conditions have been weaker under tie
Influence Of continued brilliant crop PROSPECTS
In Oregon a few low grade hops have sold at
SAFE mediums ar "a Inc. and prime at Han '2C
In California few Sacramentos sold At He
ana low grades can be bought fraction below
ioc Sonumas nomnallv held i3c. state
1909 prime TO choice. 2ST24c: medium good Z
y q22c: Pacific Coast. 1899. prime choice I6as
,hoce nominal, 1907 7d9c. 1908. 4q6c: Ger
mans 1900 55Gf5Sc.
HAY AND >rRAW-Mar<et very firm. espe-
,iaily on top grades More boat hay in and /
All grades taking rather wide range. Prices 7
generally considerably higher than a week ago. /
though trade not over active. straw dull. HAY. i
timothy, prime. large bales 100 10, 81 70; No J (
% No !. 2ocGSl IL =. shipping. s0qS1c; packing [
toe: clover and clover mixed 5oG95c. STRAW. {
onE rye. 45n5oc; short and tangled rye. 4Sc /
rat and wheat, zoe.
POuLTEY-ALIvE-Re for the week. /
~ cars hy freight and about by express /
Prices for last weeks receipts settled /
ate Wednesday at advance OF sc 10 for !
Nestarn hrOilers. sc for southern broilers I
c for fowls and i2c for roOsteFs The pro- /
~ chickens In the receipts com |
,aratlvev moderate. and with active de- /
nand the market cleaned up al firm prices /
light weight fowls sold fairly. hut heavy /
-uied slow, and some to ; cars had 20 BE |