New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-01

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. June 80. l9ll.


to sood 81 5Sis 7o nsdiun choice, So 7oa
s. Z! poor to good s. Lass 81 o5 red
kidney. choice, So As a 50 so; poor 70 good. sog
SIS 80. white kidney. choice s5aS5 10; y eIP}w
enoice sd 7oaso75. PEAs-scotch. choice
'BUTTTER. Receipts. s.57l pkgs Jobbers
holidays, but there was an absence OF IluGn a
speculative buying, and market is 70 nlo n'I
than steady on table grades Under the can
on Change 235 tuos and boxes creamery
specials sold at 25Q 2ji,c. Process IN gooo
demand and firm. Factory and packing s. TO-.
extras &c; firsts. 81 y 23c; seconds. 20 &c;
thirds, 1871 4 10c; state dairy tubs. hnest' 20,
good to prime. 20q22c; common 20 o tal'' s I'g
iCnI make, frsts, isi5c: seconds 1sc; thirds.
i5is lIc' packing Stock current 'i'"N'' '
CHEESE1Receipts G,730 boxes. Firm on
fine qualities. but moe cheese oelns Srtnrs
over by receivers. Several large local ouy S.s
have Withdrawn. Business I'm higher grades
mostly at 11A 012c, over the trier Fancy
Daisies firm. Special skins sell WELL nut
cheese. state whole milk. specials. 10, l-c'
small. colored. average fancy. 1lAc; large,
Grades. coIored. 81 a1lf.c; white. 9is NC;
Daisies best, 1921 12%c; skins new sPe
cis's 9'=c average fancy o 80 t94isc;
TGGS-Receipts u. so cases. Steady 70
firm, but without change; really me 9Is
continued surplus OF medium and lower grades.
which holders are anxious to sell NEARBY
lots tend to accumulate. Fresh gathered is
extras, dozen. 20G22c; extra hrsts, IL q sc
ntsts. 15al6c; seconds, 49,! a 4isc' thiras
and poorer 12Gl3c. dIues, NO !, l-p -
No z. lOa11c. poor 10 fair, sq9c checks
eood 10 prime SQ 10c: poor 10 fair. case. 81 %
lfs2 20; state. Pennsylvania and nearby hen
rory. whites. dozen, 22Q 20ci gathered, -VH
25c; hennery browns 20 "a SO, vance, Sdstern
browns and mixed colors' lGQ NC western
fa,hsTaa White, aG1 continue, very
high the few odd lots Of evaporated apes
Offering In futures no chang IN a asSn
ann. with prospects Of a light crop Good
crop OF prunes generally reported; business
on The Coast is stu on az bass foars low.
er Peaches steady. Plums scarce. cherries
Steady Currants firm. Strawberries IN mod
cate supply. Blackberries steady. Raspoer-
ries weak. Huckleberries lower Gooseberries
firm oranges and grapefruit dragging un-
less fancy Muskmelons In excessive suppN
and very low; cars abandoned 70 tahspoI5
Board of Health inspectors took GonsideIaD,e
stock: California sold well. Wstermelons
Western. Wine sap. box 81 30 q So 20; new
bbi. S4Qs6. PEACHES. South Carolina, car
rier, S2dS2 %; Georgia, Early Bell carrler'
S2as3; Belle Of Georgia. S24$2 90; Eariy r. y
Lerta S27S2 30. Carman, 81 90 n 81 90
PLliMS. 81 25G 81 -: CHERRIES. black. III.
9I12c. red and white. oq Sc; red, sour 90
&C black S-ib basket 500 soc red ana %9 axe
ENTRANTS. quart, SQl0c; STRAWBERRIES,
Western New York quart. sq lac; upriNsI Up
J. rsey. ; a1Oc: BLACKBERRIEs, North Car
clina, q &c. Jersey. Delaware and MARYLAND,
sa10c; RAsPBERRIEs, uPriyer, pint ?a6c:
Jersey. 1860; Delaware and MARYLAND iq &c,
BLACKCAPS 4djc: HCCKLEBERRIES.
Pennsylvania quart, 7ql1c. Jersey: Della
Ga1Oc; GOOSEBERRIES, "a 10c; ORANGES,
Florida. box. 81 75a$3 80; Porto RICO. $lg
81 %; California, 81 5odsi so; GRAPEFRridp.
Cuban. S1Q$4 so; MCSkMELONS, South Car
china and Georgia, 4js. crate 504 .1c' pony
40N Goo Florida. ass and 36s. 400 SOC pony.
roTy' 75c 81 Is. WATEKMELONs, 100 sI5G
sos: carload 5000 5000: PINEAPPLES. Flor
ida crate. 81 T5Gs 3 -; Cuban, 81 asa STD
~ U e, 81 market shows Increasing
strength. with strong demand in al sections
several sales have been made at full figures.
In oregon 200 bales l900s are reported sold
FOR export at Ice TO srower and IN Yakima.
Wash. contract was made for half the moNle
crop. which is the largest crop grown in that
section al csc Coast crop reports continue
favorable English crop in bctteT condition.
mould. and farmers preparing 10 spray.
HAY AND srRAw-steady on high high. grades GRADES
tone on lover grades: BUYERS taking hold Of
small bales stock at the lower prices ruling.
EAY-loo ID. large bales: timothy, prm e.
ii $50: packing. 60q soc; clover, mixed zoe q
81 10; pure, 60 aoc. STRAW-1oo 10, long
rye, IS q soc. oat and wheat, 45c.
POULTRY-ALIvE--R Receipts. to-day. car
loads By freight and about cars by express.
Including l straight car Of broilers from the
Southwest. Trading slow and Disappointing.
Prices unchanged CHICKENS spring, broil-
ers. nearby. 10 % a a5c; Western and South
ern. 28c: Fowls. express 14ia q 15c; freight.
i4i.c, BOOSTERS. freight. $40. TURKEYS.
lie. DUCKS, l2c. GEESE, &c; GUINEA
FOWLS pair COO; PIGEONS. &c. DRESSED
81 fresh killed except esrby broilers. which
are urgently offered at irregular prices. West
quality for the season. but have worked out
nj irregular prices. In frozen poultry Sc
lected heavy fowls and fancy small broilers
have had come demand owing 10 scarcity OF
Killed. TURKEYS hens. average best. 10. f5c:
toms I4c: common. 12013c: BROILERS
Philadelphia and other nearby, fancy. squad,
pair 5Oc: average best soc. Pennsylvania,
average best 2sG2Oc; Western dry picked.
average best. 81 n 25c, under 10 10 pair. -
2 n: 1sa21c: FOWLS. dry packed. Western,
boxes 80 % and over to dozen. Bic: ~ 10
80 H.. l5igc; 80 lb and under. 12iz q ~ &c;
dr. picked. bbls, iced. 10 average. 1870,
Western. heavy. 1fkc. 2ia TO 81 n each.
12i. n I3c: Southern aud Southwestern. aver
14m14izc: Western and scalded. poor TO fair
10H 12c. OLD COCKS. dry picked. h.! 9lsc;
DUCKS. spring. Long Island and Eastern,
lie: Pennsylvania. 14c: SQUADS. prime. large.
white. dozen. 81 son s. 20; dark. 81. culls
zoe. Frozen: TURKEYS. young hens and
toms 10 DC: old. 20c. Texas and other. i40
80. BROILERS milk fed. fancy - ~ and
u.dcr. - ~ 2Jc. - to 80 10. 90 y &c. corn fed
fancy. 81 III and under. 80 n 23c * 20 80 20.
ia 1sc: No 2. 15c. roasters. milk fed fancy
large. 1sd1si.c: 10, 177isc; fair 10 good
Ice: corn fed fancy, large, l6iac. lh. 15'5
q Ice fryerE lac; FOWLS, dry picked, Sli 15c.
OLD COCKS. 9a9lsc; DUCKS. S0i4c:
GEESE. 7H11i2c frozen. scalded. box packed.
fancy rossters. large. IL tGc: ~. AZ n fjc;
flyers. 13c, FOWLS, l2Q14ikc. BROILERs.
SC n COO.
POTATOES AND NEGETAELES-New po-
tatoes very plenty and 2jc lower. market
closing hrm old, firm. onions weak and low
ar. Asparagus steady. Beans ~ excessive
supply and very low. Cahbagcs dull. Corn
weak. Celery firm Cucumbers lower Egg
plants and peppers poor. Lettuce ln liberal
supply. Peas 2Jc lower. Squash and turnips
weak. Tomatoes lower. Other vegetables a.
quoted POTATOES, new white No I. bill
So 5O1S4, new. red. 81 JodS3; seconds. s. \
s. o.; culls. 81 50qs2. old In bulk per $50
III or bb or bag. $Gs3 20; SWEET POTA-
TOES, Jersey basket 81 5oas2: ONIONS.
Jersey. basket. sIasi %: yellow. siasf o5
Maryland and Virginia. s1dSl %; Virginia.
Dbl. S2HS2 30; bermuda. crate. 81 90dS2
Texas. 81 5O0s2 IS. Egyptian. bag. s. 25a
81 70. Kentucky. bag, Sl6S1 u; ASPARAGUS.
green. dozen punches, 75c qSl 80; culls. sou
SOC: white. G0cdSl %: culls. ara SOC: BEANS
Western New York, basket. 80 n soc: Jersey