Apples are being received In quan
tities sufficiently large to make a dull
market. Virginia, bushel baskets,
various varieties, small to medium
size, were quoted at 75 cents and sl.
very few sales of the large size fruit
being made at $1.25.
Home-grown tomatoes are virtually
supplying the market, very few from
California and the South being of
fered. Shipped stock does not find
favor with buyers when there is a
plentiful supply of home-grown to
matoes to be had, dealers state.
Prices this morning ranged from $2
to $2.50 a bushel.
Lettuce Is In Supply.
4 Mdre liberal supplies of lettuce and
light supplies of onions, the former
from New York, and the latter from
Texas, are being received. Crates of
two dozen lettuce were quoted at 75
cents and sl, while the onions brought
$2 a crate.
Small quantities of home-grown
corn have appeared in the market,
and Increased receipts of splendid
quality from Virginia And ready sale,
prices depending entirely upon size
and quality.
Early morning buyers were out in
large numbers this morning, recent
cool weather causing an Increased de
mand for practically all varieties of
food. Retailers had splendid assort
ments of all kinds of food from which <
to make selections, dealers being able )
to meet all their demands.
Today’s Wholesale Prices.
Butter—Fancy, 1-pound prints, 4sa
47; tub, 45a46; store-packed, 28.
Eggs—Fresh, selected, 30; hennery,
SOaSl.
Poultry, alive—Turkeys, 38; Spring
broilers, 38a45; White Leghorns. 35a
38; fowls, 30; roosters. 22; ducks,
young. 20; old, 16; ksats, young. 70a
80; old 36a40. Dressed —Turkeys,
40; broilers. 40a45; keats, young, 90a
1.00: old. 40a60.
Live stock—Calves, choice, 11; me
dium, 9; thin, 6a7; hogs, heavy and :
medium, light, choice. 15; lambs,
13.
