New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

| bing way. To move any quantity or stoch
| DC or 10c less would have TO be accepted
Considerable lots OF foreign pea have changed
hands at 81 20gSi 30. Red kidney nave hau
little export demand. and the market ,t- aH-
Of the stock is below cnoice and 10 greatly
| neglected. white kidney have eased on
much interest in yellow eye, and they are
| easier bought than sold in range quoted call
fornia lima have declined and market IL very
marrow: choice, 100 ID, So 459s5 30: poor to
good. 81 3oqs5 80: medium. choice "a sogsS;
poor to sGSd TO ssdd
| 81 20as4 80; red kidney, choice, SO; poor 70
good. 50 25as5 90; black shSics s g. eoqss 10
81 90
BUTTER for tho week, 6s.Oll
TO other countries. $50. The market became
strained by tho advance established az the
time OF our last weekly report and the higher
| concessions OF 4 nc were made and trage
dragged during the balance Of the week 80
| far this week the speculative element mas
! been a little more IN evidence and the mar
ket has recovered slightly. Creamery extras
! ~ fancy to command outside rate. There mas
| been a little widening Of values on the un-
| dergrsdes; frsts are now selling at 20 p
| 2TLc. with much stock going at 28 y q .0%c
! Seconds relatively scarce and quickly sold, as
| buyers are looking for something under 2615c'
| Receipts have been pretty liberal and COZ :
|
| is estimated that more than 10000 tubs nave
| been stored this week. bringing the total mold
compared with 10000 year ago. state dairy
| irregular in quality and style OF package
Selected fresh tubs bring 26ia a27c, but most
offerings go at 24d26c. Process closes steady
20 firm at 25a26hc for fancy. Both factory
| and packing stock weakened for few days
| but undet 40 much stronger Western advices
there has since been q more favorable turn,
| and the feeling is now firm. Creamery ex-
iras, ID, I'm 92sc; hrsts 2Sla OF sec,
tubs; finest. 26l 927c good to prime. 24h q
2Sg 25Hc; hrst.. % p g2,Hc: seconds, %3s ssg
| seconds. 21@21hc: thirds. 19G20c. packing
stock. current make. No ., 2o92o1sc; No g.
CHEEsE-Receipts for the week. 2i71e
| boxes; exports 70 Europe. 215. last week. III
| boxes. Market has been hardening and closes
very strong. Receipts have increased above
! consumptive requirements, but speculative de-
! mand has been greater. and the heavier call
has resulted in an advance in prices Very Very
| nnest whole milk fats cannot be bought under
| 14.c: most business IN selections has been at
that figure. although some lots OF exception
are a h@id "I r for I've. anu Average vera run Of cheese
can be bought Z ri &c under this price. al
though desirable quality, under l4G is now w
very scarce. High grade skins shared IN
the advance and close very firm, with some
very ripe skins not Offering even at top quo
0 sale run 'S"g Of Business @ Medi1m T grades rather
| dull. State. whole milk. new. colored. spe-
sas h. Ae NnSnT.r,sss wGis itsE sysTsse Is,s:
daisies best ltsc. state, skins. new. spe-
cisls. ~ a1isc: choice: 1o@Io%c; fair. sli
aahc: undergrades. 6Tsc: full sklms. 3a5c.
| EGGS-Recepts for the week. 40. l69 cases.
| There has been very little change In the mar
ket; receipts have decreased. but at the close
! are fairly liberal and advtces indicate some
increase. Stock Is holding up in quality pretty
well for the season; although there is much
pdron Of .trnken aTy ot and weak bodcS stock
| and values are irregular. on strictly high
grade. closely selected goods market has ruled
hrm. but is rather less 80 at the close. occa-
| sonal lots of closely graded Northern have
| been placed mp to 2lc. and there are few
These qualities. however. are exceptional.
most receivers reporting no business above
2ot.c for graded eggs. and many lots do not
are mainly from lsis d Ice. some inferior going
| AT lower prices. Dtrtles and checks close firm
drtIcs little above our top figures Nearby
white eggs. fancy quality, in moderate supply
and demand has improved giving the market
a frrl"r tone. Quotations exceeded for occa-
| slonal selected lots OF extra large and fancy
stock. Fresh gathered extras. dozen. q Z 10
seconds 17i4 q Isc; thirds and poorer. i6g i7c:
drtes. No j. 1Ic: No .. ~ u q 16lic; checks.
good TO nne, 15n15isc; poor TO fair 1oa14Hc;
whites. fancy large new laid. 2ic: selected.
| fair 20 good. 90 n Csc: Western gathered, 21W
| 22c: state. Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery
browns, 2i n 22c; gathered brown and mixed
FRUITS -DRIED--- Receipts for the week.
I73 cases dried apples and 2.4i3 pkss other
| dried fruits; exports, 2,435 pkgs dried fruits.
| Very quiet on evaporated apples. Business on
spot limited. with some small jobbing sales
| at OUTSIDE quotations. which cannot be realized
on forced sales. Zip the state futures have
eased on, closing duh at 7ho for October
| for December. Practically nothing doing In
! either chops or waste. APPLES. evaporated,
ansy jOgSs S s io,0 oSS1nS ShGGe 1GDSiss
chops prime. bbls. 100 b. 81 30; waste. do
mes,i". 81 75as2; RAsPBERRIEs 26h @
a a15c: PEACHES, peeled 81 922c; unpeeled.
| H. SisQ1Ihc: PRUNES. COS to 30s % lb
boxqs. ID. ot. @0hc zoos to 7os. so ID boxes.
s-FREsH-Receipts for the week.
| 6.5ls bbls apples. Apples plenty but poor and
well. Plums arriving freely Cherries plenty
| toward tho close and sell well. Strawberries
berries in light receipt Raspberries scarce.
| Huckleberrics closing more plenty and lc low
cr. Gooseberries in light supply and higher.
! firm for best grades. Muskmelons in free sup
| ply but showing irregular quality. waterme IONS
dull and with receipts aocumuloting prices
supply but active and closing slightly higher.
APPLES, Northern SPY bbl. 81 50gs5; Coop
ss Baldwin. sea 81 25; Far Western. boxes.
| 7jc 81: PEACHES. Georgia and Florida,
nfi Ssg. red no. aT9 GRfg 's! s. 5S%s
| CHERRIES. Jersey, red and white. S-lb bas-
kS Is sour .Sssh ta'kSt
81 so; quart. Ioa 12c; STRAWBERRIES.
Southern Jersey, Delaware and Maryland,
Island io6I4c: upriver. IA f2c; BLACKBER-
RlEs quart "q &c; EAASpBERnIES red,
quart edd o&ApH
FRTiT. FRT box, 81 50 81: oRANGEs. box. 81 80
QS4 80: MUSKMEI4oNs. ass. crate, 81 259
pony crate. st5Si 30: California, ass, standard
crate. IS; pony crate 81 5oas5; Mexican. 81 80
WATERNEL9TS .H SsrlOad si2T's239 s.
HAY AND sTRAW-LiberaI receipts. made
up chiefly OF medium and low grades OF small
baled hay; Tor which the market has not inn
readily. with very little change in prices
81 $50 Qsl 90: No 3 &c ], 81 3oQs1 So; shipping
81 i55i$i %: clover, mixed light. 81 400St Az
heavy, 81 2oasi 40; STRAW, long rye. soc a
HOI'S-Receipts for the week. $50 bales
! Local movement small, brewers have taken oc-
casIonal lots but dealers had enough goods to
meet this demand and they have not shown much
| disposition TO add TO holdings. Whitemould has
| appeared in sections Of this state but growers
are spraying freely. On the Pacific Coast the out
look is very favorable especially In California.
| where the estimates have been raised to about
100 900 bales. Further contracting is reported
AZ 25c for the 1912 crop. England and Germany
rt port a splendid outlook for the new crop. State
1911, prime, to choice. H. i2S4oe; medium to
ipii. prime to choice. 42a43ltc; medium to
good. asa.ls; common common o SS@sSs 1910 nominal
30q32c 1909 23qSoc; older CROWNS, 1oQ22c
Germans. 1911. sOds3c
| POUITRY-ALIVE-Rec uploaded for
| the week, 0S cars by freight and about cars
by express; 8 cars more still on tracks: sup
| niles fairly liberal. but a fairly active demand
| IN "wednesday last fowls advanced to l3hc, but
no other change. This held up TO the close of
| the week, and the 7s freight unloaded. 10
cars that had been carried over by jobbers and
about cars by eSpress were 90 All cleaned up.
10 arrive by freight. Some 52 freight cars and
! about 4 cars by express have been unoaded since
| ard meeting a fairly active demand. but prices
have not been settled. though feeling frmer on
fowls. with indications OF a shade advance