New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03

| canno, be had under &c Future chops sold
last at 81 10 per 100 10 for prime in b6s :, 20
| state. future waste quoted az 81 ooqSl ~,
loose same terms and prompt shipment. waste
| upstate held al 81 IL, same terms. New AZ.
ricots coming forward freely and moving ou.
! in pretty good shape. Old peaches ana pruhes
| fairly active for the season Of year ana C lose
firm. APPLES, evaporated. fancy, Jop 53ls
sales. N, Si&aN@c. choice iohbinE saIes' c,,2I
! csc APR1COTS California, Royals ID, new,
| 13G15c; PEACHES. unpeeled. n 9qe;nao
PHHX,ES Cf2F1s H. GGl TO active to arm
market throughout for domestic peanuts WIN
little or no. price changes Peanuts nlrEla'S,
No J. 7Aa7'Ac No 4hH 1919 spanish
HONEY-The light arrivals OF new state stat
| y under firm prices. No buckWheat money
| here as yet. California extracted onerlhg on
the Coast at eaG%c per ID FOR Iisn' v ainI he
no sage honey from that state this year Ke-
| ceipts Of Southern extracted about over for inc
year Glover comb, fancy. N. l6al.c, 10 -,
! n l56l5iac: No ., 10 l3dlic. extracted. TO-
STAGE Southern, extracted. gallon. 65p9oc'
West Indian. extracted gallon, 6od7oc
BEESWAX-Very quiet market me lttIe
business reported being in range OF "-a"'c per
HAY AND sTRAw-Firm on the highest
| grades OF new timothy hay, although top quo,
\ tation is still rather exceptional. Medluth anu
| low grades are quiet and in some accumulation
We quote large baled hay. per ton. timothy
| No /. S2ldS22; standard S2OGs?V ~. 10 .
S15dslQ n. light clover. mixed. SlVpSZO; 10
mixed. s1SGsla, heavy mixed. A7gSIg' NO !
clover. Sl1dS1s. RYE straw, new, Sli tsmaii
baled hay same largo.
! HOPS Receipts for week IN baIes
| Stocks in the hands OF local dealers are very
light and there is no; enough business DONG
TO clearly indicate values: The feeling hss
| been quite firm Of iate. though the tone nos
| been dampened somewhat by less acuNity III
the interior Buyers on the Pacific Coast nave
| been disposed TO hold OF somewhat ulueI
| weaker European advices. some SAFES rom
! California reported at lSc. and dealers nave
bid that price in oregon. but growers ask more,
! Weather conditions have been favorable to the
harvesting Of the crop ana PICKING Is o cSanse
ing nicely in all sections mere Is no Ond ~,
| N the estimate Of the United states crop when
! is figured about 100000 to 100000 oaies,
| state. medium To good, lsd2Oc. common I9g'
! lie: state 1911, l2Gl5c Pacific Coast W.,
/ rrimo 10 choice 22G DC. medium 10 good lFd
| Ole: common l6dlSc, 1911. l5dl'c, racine
| Coast older growths. llal5c. Imported l'l-'
MAPLE sUGAR-There is nothing doing
| at present es usual this season or year anc
/ quotations represent about dealers ldeas o'
| value The feeling az the moment, however
| Is a firm one. with higher prices looked Tor
the coming fall and winter sugar TO- lo'13
| lie: syrup gallon. S5ca$l
GISSENG%Northern and Eastern. wild.
| 10 IS 5Odss Is: Southern Wild. No. s6gS6 90.
cultivated. TO size. shape etc 10 " 'oPSo'
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-Receipt
| for the week. 4@576 bb!s. exports, ,;IS4 no!s'
! l47O3 pkgs onions; imports 2o'oVZ pkts;;
| to-day when market weakened 100 loo under
! liberal offerings. Sweet potatoes arriving
! freely and selling well but at 10" hsufes
! Onions in liberal supply and weak. strlnS
lean. less plenty and hrrner. Carrots steady
| Cucumbers and pickles hrm. corn ReherHIIS
! poor. Caulifowers increasing In supply and
| tinues plenty and low. Lima beans cioslns
! higher Lettuce arriving very frreli IRON
| western New YorA Peas In light SUPPLY
and firm. Peppers continue plenty and weaK.
| Tomatoes firm under light orerlnEs O'heI
vegetables, as quoted, Potatoes pc L 5R2
| $50 60 o.. round bag. S2qs2 IL. long 81 81
! 81 a5. SWEET POTATOES. southern: MI
! 81 ~ n So 20, Jersey. No J.. basket - n - -
! s. 20 s3. red So % a s. - orange County
! red bag s1dSl 81; yellow, bag, SlaSl -
| white basket s5cdSl IL. bag. SldSl 90;
state and western. white crate, NaSI -
yellow. 1oo-lb has. 81 10 Connecticut Val
| ley yellow. per loo-ib bag 81 -; Jersey
| red 75c6S1. Southern basket or crate. 75c
! n 81 IS. Dbl S2dS3. BEANS. basket or bag.
! SOC q 81 25. BETS. Dbl 81 5oG$2 Is: 100
! So ioo.lb bag. sidsI 25 basket. 20 a 75c;
100 punches. 15c a 81 %. CCCCMBERS oas-
hbi. 81 as225: CORN. per 100. 5ocS
81 50: CELERY. dozen stalks. log 25c GAb-
! BAGES. per 100 S7dS10. CAULlFLOWERS,
state, bbl 50 5oGsS 70; Long Island. bbi.
| - :.
! LIMA BEANS. Jersey potato. basket. l5cG
81 %; Long Island. potato. bag. hoo aSl,
LETTUCE. state, basket soc aSl dozen
Gs2;N bag $ias2' PEpPERs. green, bbi; 20
state basket 5oa 75c. nearby, Dbl SOC aSl
sQuAsH. marrow, bbl 7bcdsi white, Dbl
rutabaga. bbl. 81 sl %, white. bbl, 81 30;
| TOMATOES. nearby. box 2oH6oc
POuLTRy-DREssED.Recepts for me
poultry have been liberal. Much OF the
| stock OF undesirable grades. and FOR medium
/ and poor poultry market has ruled weak and
! lower There has been no surplus Of fancy
| fowls and chickens. and such have sold
promptly. To-day advices indicate mod
| crate supplies for the week, and while trade
| has been interfered with somewhat bv the
| Labor Dav holiday outlook seems very IA
vorsble on all good stock; TURKEYS Arm ex-
| cept poor which are neglected. BOOSTERS in
| free supply Spring ducks plenty and weak.
/ Squads steady. Guinea fowls lower. Frozen
poultry in light demand but held with conf
| dence ALINE-f>ast weeks market
| fowls and chickens was higher than the pre-
| vious week. The market was finally settled
fowls 12ilc for old ROSTERS 3cc per pair
for pigeons, with no change In other de-
! scriptons These prices held until Satur-
! DAY when an easier feeling developed and
! Of this weeks prices So far there has been
| no trading al the established figures. and the
| OUTLOOK II uncertain as 10 pilC't fF'hn
/ knled-.TrRKEYs: hens. lea2oc; young
! toms. 1sd zoe; old toms. 1sa 2oc. spring
broilers per pair, S2aS2 50. CHICKENS
! Philadelphia and Long Island. 10 h 20
! pair. per 10. 250 28c. Pennsylvania and VIZ
| glnia, 10 III TO pair. per ID. 22T24c
Western, dry picked. milk fed. 22125c Viz
ginia. milk fed. 3 10 ! h. 23s62Ic. ID.
22iac; corn fed. dry picked. fancy. $4,000.
| average ia 1sc, Ohio and Michigan. scsid-
ed fancy. 20c. other Western. scalded. aver
age. ia 1sc. FOWLS, dry packed Western.
! dry picked 70 10 box co ID and over 10
| dozen. 1Siz ii 1870 IS 20 80 II 70 dozen. isd
! lSc 43 10 ~ 10 10 dozen, II q lsc. 30 70 -
10 10 dozen, 1874 a lie. under 30 10 70 dozen.
! l5q 16c, bbls. Western, dry picked. 3 n snd
over. ~ a 1sc; over ID. 16G16hc 81 to
/ ! ID. 15n l6c: under 31 10. 14I 14isc,
! Southern and Southwestern. dry picked. II
! n l6c: Ohio and Michigan. scalded. fancy.
! l64 l6lzc; other Western. scalded. average.
| 140 Sic, Western and Southern poor. 10
| 13c, OLD COCKS. per 10. l24i2Hc; Long
Island ana Pennsylvania spring ducklings.
| 1871 a lsc. Western ducks. 10d i4c; SQUADS.
prime. white dozen. 81 - 81: dark 81 -:
culls. 5oa SOC. GUINEAS, spring. ~ 10
per pair. 75c. Frozen-TURKEYs young
| toms. 40 J, PIC. medium. "a q &c young
! hens, No !, 25c; No 2. $50 Sc, old hens and
! toms. 24c. Texas. No |. 24c. other grades.
| l9m2lc; CHICKENS roasters milk fed.
fancy. large. 21c: 10, 2Oc. milk fed 10
and over. second grade, 16Q17c. corn fed.
fancy. large. l9c; 4 Ii. 1sc. corn fed. second
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. September 2 1913
BEEVES Receipts l.5s6; mainly for
q - 1lx.z Ill