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Show POULTfiY SCARCE OH THE PRODUCE MARKET Nevertheless, There Is Fairly Good Demand for It: Oilier Features. Although poult rv was scarce on the local produce market .Saturday, there was a moderately ood call 'lor Ihc delicacy. Nice, spring chickens retailed ut Go. 70 and 73 cents each, while turkeys commanded 30 cents a pound. Dualc's offered, hens at 20 cents a pound. Wild ducks wore not plentiful plenti-ful Saturday, but thoy no doubt will be early in tho week after tho hunters have been out .Sunday. The "cnoinl ai.praranco of the stalls on .Market Ifotv Saturday, together with the chilly atmosphere, 'seemed typical of winter. Itarrcls of cranberries appeared ap-peared at almost every door. Cranberries Cranber-ries are very iilontifnl Litis, year, ami dealers offer tho fruit, at. two pottnda for cents. Nice fresh grapes were obtainable Saturday at fhreq pounds for L'5 cents. Bananas retailed at .'." and -10 cents a dozen, and oranges at !() to 00 cenl.s a dozen. Oranges were not very plonti fill. i New York Flour and Grain. NEW YO.RK. Nov. 13 Flour Ue-ceipis, Ue-ceipis, 34. 090; exports, 15.997: dull but steady; Minnesota patents. $5.25ffj'n.50, Minnesota bakers, $1.30(55)4. SO; winter patents, pat-ents, $5.35(5.75; winter straights, $3 1,i5ji 3.30: winter extras. ?1.30iff.S0: 'whiter low grades. $1.20 1.70; Kansas straights, Wheat Receipts 1SS.000; spot easy; No. 2 red, $1.27, nominal donicat Ic elevator ele-vator and $1.20J nominal npot f. o. h. alloat: No. I northern Ditluih. $1,558 nominal r. o. b. alloat; No. 2 hard winter, $1.1X8 f. or b alloat. Options After opening lower on cables, the market rallied on covering and on small offerings on fears of a decrease and tho firmness in cash, and was well sustained during tbe session and closed unchanged to &e decline. December closed at $1.15; May. $1.U3: July, $1,033. Evaporated Fruits. NKW YORK. Nov. l;!. Evaporated apples, ap-ples, quiet; November delivery, Strgsjc: spot new crop. IKilHe; choice 190. SHifn l?c 1Imc' Sic; common to falr.'CJ Prunes, firm; California up to 40-50s, 23(K'7Jc; Oregon. 6(f9c. Apricots, ste:uly; choice. ll(fjlllc; extra choice. 111(fJ)ll3c; fancy. 12((H21e. Peaches, firm: choice. SiSAc; extra choice. fiJiff'Oc: fancy, OiSf.OiJe. Raisins, firm: seedless, 3iJ(?j61e; London layers, ?1.20(fi.25. Dairy Produce. CHICAGO. Nov. 13. Buttnr steady; creameries, 20!ij30c; daisies, 2ligi2Sc. Eggs firm at mark, cases Included, 2("lc; firsts, 27c: prime firsts, 2Sc. Cheese firm: daisies, lGffrlOlc; twins. loStfMGc; young Americas, lOrtrlOJc; long horns, l&SgUGc. Now York Sugar. NEW YORK. Nov. 13. Sugar Raw. firm; fair refining. 3.95 4.00c; centrifugal. centrifu-gal. .90-test, 1. 15 150c; molasses sugar, 3.305.75c; refined. steady; crushed, 5.95c; powdered, 5.45c; granulated, 3.25c. Imports of Mcrchaudisc. NEW YORK. Nov. 13. Imports of merchandise and dry goods at the port of New York for the week ending November No-vember 0 were valued at $19,100,795. Imports of specie for the week ending today were $35,02S silver and $114, 3S5 gold. |
