Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-10
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

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III trade was quiet 9uotatieoIn,si N4i Whts
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quote ti0q11 per bbl, as to quality.
PROVISIONS
Thar. was a fair jobbng movement and the
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~ beef in sets, smoked, 35c; city beef,
lnssse' sls besf. Snuckies and tenders smoked sse
sssf hams, tsOQs2 pork, family. s44 90 40
s,S.r SEs hams, smokld city cured as to brand and
SS aSc &c. sSR sSsd bGnSs.s smSGs sSo Ss''DEn S
Nc shoulders s, r cured, loose. 2ohe; 10,
%SssS oose 2ss Sefs brsake bacon as TO Brand
and average, city cured. sec; brso kfSst bacon,
isci do, DO, DO, tubs 2as; lard, pure city kettle
rendered, in tcs., 23c; do. do. do. In tubs @Sc'
DAIRY PRODUCIS
CHEESE ruled aTm under lisht o'9rngS END End
g. Choice new 2Ia a24h c do. do. fair TO good.
SBstTrTTEERE%bemand was fairly active and the
market ruled firm under lsht OFFERINGS and
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E0Gs-Fancy eggs were scarce and brought
VsaE Quotations follow: Free cases, nearby
frsts 1850 per standard case current re
ssss; nrstS siO 50; fancy selected eggs jobblnG
At l2@4sc per dozen.
LIvE-iThe market was quiet and without i'm
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lbs SRff ss c9ShfS' %S LeS
sSgS D4f Pssons Pek ia iSs SSI pa par ins% 81
.ssj %, young r per DaIE 2oS22e ~ 40, ,r,,..
.shsraiy favored buyers. Quotations: Fowls, IL
10 box milk-fed. dry picked, fancy selected, 25c;
s'iPss ss "a and P' oven %u apiece c lc wesSns ~
hs apiece, 2Sc; Weighing lbs. apiece, 81 q
Weighing ~ 'f{s a and apee 34
mg lbs apiece 2Sh S sn smaller sizes e isao
!ssy rdoTS2 SGSy SSSaa5Sc xrgnS s3S$SS
asS nsy nehTgf iced per
best here 2S@24c common, 2oa22c; ducks
spring 22@28c; squads, per dozen : White,
weighing 9410 lbs. per dozen, S3,lOR 2. GO; DO
ysighing lbs. per dozen, 32@2. 90; do, weighlng
i15i small and No. ?, SOC q S,l0.
FRESH FRUITS
Demand was fair and values generally ruled
Fssdy as follows, Apples. per bbl;-Ben Davis.
BOX tl50@2 5O lemons per box S3Q7; pire-
apples Porto Rico. per crate, $2.50T4 straw
berries, New York. per quart, 2O@25c; black
Jersey, per quart. - q l5c; do. Delaware and
Maryland, % lSc; raspberries, rcd. per pint,
1880; huckeberres North Carolina. per quart.
SOC sweet, 600 Q75c; plums, Georgia, per carrier
Hq3; do, North Carolina, per carrier, S2Q2. so;
Ss1iiislouPes IiiP Georgia. per crats sSc @ 81 2S; DO
Carolina, per crate s5c q 81 .25; peaches. Geor-
sA, per carrier, S1.F592.80; watermelons.
topthern, per car S175 1926.
VEGETABLES
Potatoes sold fairly and ruled a shade frmer.
Other vegetables were generally quiet and with
out important change. Quotations.: White po-
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iT NS = SS SdOg, oSions Tssas 40, per orats ts%
S0SB Base No 7SS aG Ess;
i6k i ssSrt nsq hi per Rbl a. 81 80 DO Nor
saSash h'P9Sti seathern T!oT5S& pS2 boaI bPSI
S Sf 3d. ST. NSSTtSB Ss per Rnst Il MsSs
per hatcrate Ii 40 a iGS do. Texas per ast.
eeT1ste e11e ,5ScSl5O Mushrooms. per Alb basket.