Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

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PROVISIONS
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REFINED SUGARS
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
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vices We quote: Solid-packed creamery
extras, 54c higher scoring goods, 55T57c,
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creamery choice to fancy. 56G 5Sc; do. fair
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,rGSr EGGGs-FIns Fine eggs were strong and higher
Quotations: Free cases, nearby firsts, siI' 10
per crate; current receipts, s13. 80; western
lected ss |, s eggs jobbing at 81 SIC per dozen
CHBESE-Demand was fair and values
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srecsls higher: fair to good good. s?SaSan c. c." c.
POULTRY
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killed in bbls. fancy. dry.picked, weirhing
4 lbs. an and eyer apiece. 8sS: weighing ,8@sh
nearby, s5d 65c.; western. 5od 55c; spring
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FRESH FRUITS
Watermel ms Of fine quality, We're in small
ssR sady ass'ateas hmoss
sa@7.6a; sssrawberries; New Jersey. per
rate sTs cafornis per
crate 500: watermelons Florida. per car.
VEGETABLE
There was fair inquiry for fine stock
OF most descriptions. and values generally
were steadily maintained. 3uotations: White
white pota toes. Pssnnsylyania. No. l. per
York. % per io6 is. 81 's os whie rots @
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Eastern Shore. per crate. s?@?71 Onions.
Texas. yellow. per crate. So 5O94.25: do.
white, per crate. So. 50M450,
Potatoes were more plentiful and lower.
Others vegetables were in ample supply and
quiet at revised figures. QuotatNns: White
potatoes. old per 100 lbs. S.. .25G . 80. white
potatoes Florida. new; per bhl.-No. SSW
p99taattoes. South Carolns- Rer bhl.lnNo. .l; /,
toes. Eastern shore: Virginia Dbl. s.. =
@9.50. Cabbage, Norfolk. per crate. 81 ~ a
$50. Cabbage. Eastern Shore. per crate.
S2. lOm3- Onions Texas. yellow. per crate.
s2@+.5G. Onions. Texas white. per crate
RITTER EcCS AND cEEEeE