New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For the week ended March -. 1914.

For the week ended March ~ l9ls'
BTITTR-Receipts for week, 81, 41S pSss'
Last week "A 904: exports. $500 20 EUROPE
and has 20 other countries; imports. 80, 80
pkes some decline followed our last weekiE
report awakened larger demand pan. :, ~ n.
speculative. and the market soon turned UP
ward: the heavy decline or the Pceious
week was entirely recovered. but the up"W
turn was carried n litt!e too fer, snH t ,or
market settled back to-day 20 26l2 &C LOT
extra creamery. outside figure for very fencI.
creamery extras. 2Gie "a &c; hrsts -
26c: seconds 23G pc. held extras ~ q -
hrs,s q 2 2Sc; seconds SGC eoo1 20 prime. 2S
625c. process extras, Od2lc; hrs's i'4
CHEESE Receipts for week. s62s boxes.
cvporfs no boxes. Trade has quieted down
and The feeling is easier. although high grace
stock is steady. state. whole WlH' , nee
white. specials 1oc: colored. leltc' W4ili'SS'
sveraye fancy. 1872 61s.c. colored. leH
1ec. fresh average fancy. 11Ql7'sc' state'
rkirns. held. specials. "a q 15c; good 10 choice'
l9Qi3c fresh, specials ia lSc' so'o w
FGGs~Receipts for week. 134147 cases
imports POI cases Following the HeaNy w
cline OF early last week, mere o ~ rro
coverv fresh hrsts advancing 10 80. ~
market went back on Monday 70 we q ~
under much heavier receipts anu j srS
az 1914 q 20c. weak. Win lalkc suPP.i.E
free shipments In transit fresh sdIl4ole-'
e1fras dozen q ~ 22c; frsts. 1872 n -Vc; So
ends 100. nearby, hennery ana sutnt.e"
whites nue 10 fancy. - -Gc. NEARBY hti5
merry browns, - ~ 800 tHhii' N'-
20 2Oi. duck efes b-I,lI.'o. =, -
3oa 4Oc. others. 80 M 39c; goose eeES. '"C.
FRVITs-FRESH Receipts for the week,
en oO7 mis- aurles - bills and - crates cIaH-
berries Apples have sold slowly ~ loWer
prices. Crsnberries held firmly. SifaWDe'a -
selling vel al low prices. ~, iI5yis and
Hubbardson Dbl SASS: Spitzenoerg ana hIn5'
s4as5 80: Pound sweet and Ia 1ni Ior,rern
s4as4 80 Greenine 50 S9GSo -; ro' 81 20
6so 81. Ter Western box apples. 81 aOqS".
CRANBERRIFsS. cape Cod. Dbl, SiUa so, -
crate sass 90 J. 5sl Sloe Omar 50
@si1 crate. Se75dS3 80; STRAWBERRIES,
QUAR- Nikoma 25d45c. Missionary. -90oVo'
Excelsior 2oQ25c: kUMQUAIs, quart t "a i:S
half box. SiQS2: ORANGES. Fla, box. >. 81 20 20
ass 30: Porto Rico SlGS2 30; Cal, 81 aoH$o, '",
GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. box, SlQS1; CGosn ~ - -, -
Porto Rico. crate. 81 5OaS3 %. cuban. SlgSd.
HAY AND STRAW -On medium and low
grades prices have declined 5OcQSl per loh,
and on 10 / timothy business up TO and near
top quotation is more exceptional coo Large ,aS
hailed hay per ton. timothy. No /. go oVH
sci 80. No 3 10 standard. S15qS20; light SO
No clover. SiTdS1S: RYE STRAW. SlIq>Is
small hailed hav JOcGS1 lower than lalsel.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLksD- Eece .,s
for the week. 49,0iG bbls potatoes. ieVo- phss
onions. Imports $40 bbls and 300 bags pO,a
toes. 4 247 pkgs onions. Potatoes weak. though
without change: Bermuda higher. sweets Weak
and lower. Florida beans ana peas 10" oi' 80 ~"
cahbages lower; old higher. onions - " y;,a
POTATOES. Bermuda, bbl. 50 oo4St 20 Ia
seas 30; Va. 81 J0ps2: Me. White lsV- na =,
s. 25gS2 90 l65lh has g 100 81 %, 20 ~
bag S2aS2 Is. European 16S-lo bag, Stp
81 75: SWEETS. No ]. basket. oVf ,o,,'
ONIONS. white crate J 81 .oaS- GO io75 - -
common. bag. S1aS2; Cuban. crate, So t9GSd
Mexican. yellow. crate. 50 5OaS3; A9IAhn-
GUS. dozen punches. green. s. oOqS4 90; WhIS 0.
I ~ 10
BFETS old Dbl s. 80: 100 punches. $50 %
crate 81 IS: CARROTS. Dbl washed, - 9Oa %
unwashed. Dbl. S2qS2 90; lOO-lo bag. 81 oo4s-,
New Orleans. 100 punches. S2gS4, basket .1J
Bermuda. crate. s. 5OQ$1 70. CELERl al a.
crate S3dS4 30. Fla. l2-inch crate. S20S- o.
CELERY KNOBS. 100 bunehes S4a>9i C ~
s. 5Od&3: red l60-lb crate. S2qS2 %; Ela'
crate. 81 5OQs1 20; basket, 6Oa9Oc; CAUI.ii-
FLOWERS, crate. Sass 90 imported. GId.e
Of head. 81 75qS2; ELEPHANTS, Iie; box OK,
s. 5Oa So 80: Cuban. 81 25QS3 p: BNDlNb
imported. n. 15g1sc; LIMA BBA\S, SI ban
h9x 1875 Pa basket 7 SSa a. 3oas9 81. New
orleans. bbl. SSGS4; basket. Sl.$l 20
OYSTER PLANTS, 100 punches. S5aS.555
81 80. plain 81 joG$3 80; PEAS. large SORTS S
basket S3a$5 30; small. S2QS3 90; half box
s2a$3. PARSNIPS. bbl, s. J0qS3; PEPPEKS
Fla box. 81 50QA: cuban s. 00aS5 '5' s PtN,
NCH. Va bbl, 81 JGaS4 30; Texas. hushel
81 30: SQUASH. Dbl. S3qS3 80; white boz, 81
as; TURNIPS, rutabaga, Dbl SlaSl ~.
Irish. bag. 81 White. lVO huicheH' foBs11
crate. SlaSl 80. TOMATOES. Fla. carrier, 81
IS3 Cuban, 1JC as -
POULTRY RESSED-Receipts for the
week 1855 pRgs Tone a shade ste2dier on
fresh killed fowls IN view Of lighter receipts
70 come. Much frozen poultry IS being thrown
on tho market. and prices are weak and II
regular. TURKEYS fresh Western. average
farcy, 21d23c. CHICKENS hbls. Philadelphia,
fancy Il, 10 . a. each. 2sN42c; Pennsylvania
30035c. milk fed. ROASTING Phila6elphia, fancy.
2i025c: Pennsylvania, 1890. FOWLS. boN
packed l+a1Sc Dbl packed, l99lHzo as TO size
and quality Frozer-TU ltK GIS. box packed
,olng hens and toms. 25c; Dbl packed. -i0-9c.
RRCILEES milk fed, fancy 25N-j-. coin FED
-c02;c. CHICKENS, milk fed. fancy, l9p2lc;
corn fed. 5000: FOWLS. box packed ia
1sc as 20 size and quality; OLD ROOSTEkS
18isGllc: DUCKS. fancy. lGGl1c. GEESE.
fancv 150lCc LlVT-Advices indicate lighter
supplies 70 come. wiki only 80 freight cars
LISTED With a fairly active demand, market Is
81 strong shape. especially on fowls. but prices
had not been established at a late hour on
TUESDAY.
MILK AND CREAM-The market. owing
20 ~, unsea sonable weather is dull-dullor
than 20 should be at this time OF the year.
on the other hand. the supply is greater than
usual a. this period The result IS a surplus.
.rhe Rarnsdol boats do not expect 10 begin
carrying milk before April ], owing 70 the
heavy ice which still binds the Hudson River.
The receipts o. milk and cream IN 40-QIart
cans for the week ended March Il were as FOL
lows