POTATO SHIPMENTS HEAVY.

_Potatoes._--Potato shipments reached 10,001 cars during the week ending

Oct. 1, thereby increasing the season’s total shipments to 80,560 cars

as compared with 65,833 cars moved last year to the same date. The

week’s shipments nearly doubled those of last week which were 5,824

cars. Minnesota, the heaviest contributing State, shipped 2,573 cars,

North Dakota 1,656 cars, and Maine 1,010 cars. Markets were heavily

supplied, demand was slow and prices declined, but strengthened at the

close. New York Round Whites declined 25¢ to a close of $1.75 per 100

lbs. sacked f. o. b. shipping points and ranged 40¢ to 50¢ lower in

Pittsburgh at $2 to $2.10. Bulk stock declined 25¢ to 50¢ in

Philadelphia to a range of $1.75 to $2 the middle of the week, but

recovered at the close and ruled $2.15, a net loss of 10¢ from last

week’s price.

Northern Round Whites declined 70¢ in the Chicago carlot market, to a

range of $1.65 to $1.85, but strengthened to a close of $1.90 to $2. In

producing sections, prices declined 20¢ to 35¢ during the week, ranging

$1.45 to $1.80, but closed stronger at $1.60 to $1.90 f. o. b. Idaho

Rurals ruled 25¢ lower at $1.10 f. o. b. shipping points. Maine Irish

Cobblers followed the general trend, showing a net loss at shipping

points of 25¢ and closing at $1.11 to $1.21 per 100 lbs., bulk f. o. b.

Green Mountains declined 10¢ to 20¢ and closed at $1.26 to $1.41.

Cobblers declined 15¢ to 25¢ in consuming markets, bulk stock ranging

$1.65 to $1.85 in New York and sacked stock $1.75 to $1.85 in Boston.

_Sweet potatoes._--Sweet potato markets were well supplied, demand was

slow to moderate and prices weakened. More than half the week’s supply

in city markets was furnished by Virginia, now the leading shipping

State. Yellow varieties from the Eastern Shore lost $1.25 in New York

City, closing weak at $2.75 to $3 per bbl. This stock ranged $4 to $4.50

in Chicago and $4 to $4.25 in other markets. Tennessee Nancy Halls

declined 10¢ to 30¢ in Chicago to a range of 90¢ to $1.15 per bushel

hamper, but were firm in St. Louis at $1.15. New Jersey yellow varieties

were about steady in New York at $1.50 to $1.60 per bushel hamper and in

Pittsburgh at $2, but weakened slightly in Chicago to a range of $1.90

to $2.15.

_Apples._--Apple markets were well supplied, demand was slow to

moderate, and prices show some declines. New York Baldwins, A2¹⁄₂, were

steady at $6.50 to $7 per bbl. in New York, $7 to $7.50 in Philadelphia,

and sold in Boston at $2.10 to $2.15 per bu. box. This stock closed 25¢

higher at $6.25 f. o. b. shipping points. New York Rhode Island

Greenings declined 50¢, closing at $7.50 to $8.25 in Chicago, and at $8

to $9 in New York. Northwestern Extra Fancy Jonathans were firm early in

the week in New York City at $4.75 to $5 per box, but declined to a

close of $4 to $4.25. Total shipments of apples from all sections for

the season were 17,288 cars, or slightly more than for last season to

the same date. Boxed apple shipments were 3,568 cars, or nearly double

last week’s movement and more than three times as heavy as for the same

week a year ago. Washington with 1,864 cars exceeded last week’s entire

boxed apple movement of 1,846 cars. Barreled apple shipments were 2,348

cars compared with 2,771 a year ago. New York, the heaviest shipping

section, sent 1,301 cars.

_Onions._--Demand for onions was slow and markets were dull in the East.

Chicago held steady. Eastern yellow Globes No. 1 were firm in New York

the middle of the week at $3.75 to $4 per 100 lbs. sacked, but declined

later, reaching $3.25 to $3.50. Other markets were firm at $3.75 to $4.

Middle western yellow stock strengthened in New York and Cincinnati,

ranging $4 to $4.25, and declined 25¢ in Pittsburgh, clos- $3.75 to $4.

California yellow and brown varieties were steady in Chicago at $4.25 to

$4.50.

_Cabbage._--Markets for cabbage were dull in producing sections, with

slow demand and movement. New York Danish type stock declined $2,

ranging $30 to $33 per ton bulk f. o. b.; domestic closed slightly

higher than last week at $23 to $25. A decline of about $10 occurred in

consuming markets. Domestic stock closed at $30 to $35 in New York and

at $20 to $25 in Philadelphia. Northern Danish held steady in Chicago at

$35 and at $40 in St. Louis. Cabbage shipments for the week were 682

cars, exceeding those for the same time last year, but showing a

decrease from last week’s movement. New York shipped 197 cars, Wisconsin

177, and Colorado 154.

=CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.=

------------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+

|Week of Sept.| | |

Commodity. |25 to Oct. 1.| September. | August. |

+------+------+------+------+------+------+

| 1921 | 1920 | 1921 | 1920 | 1921 | 1920 |

------------------+------+------+------+------+------+------+

Apples: | | | | | | |

Boxed | 3,568| 1,109| 6,188| 2,048| 1,005| 846|

Barreled | 2,348| 2,771| 5,692| 8,995| 2,215| 2,854|

Cabbage | 682| 522| 2,514| 1,791| 1,293| 993|

Cantaloupes | 113| 259| 2,091| 2,784| 5,917| 6,771|

Celery | 145| 113| 445| 420| 219| 150|

Grapes | 4,316| 3,466|15,496|12,001| 2,810| 4,647|

Lettuce | 300| 132| 1,280| 832| 1,113| 934|

Onions | 730| 932| 3,074| 3,674| 1,816| 1,899|

Peaches | 41| 1,795| 4,921|10,528| 6,937| 6,284|

Pears | 546| 786| 3,793| 4,850| 5,089| 3,079|

Potatoes: | | | | | | |

Sweet | 692| 531| 2,799| 2,840| 1,860| 665|

White |10,001| 4,055|24,707|18,057|15,639|13,583|

Tomatoes | 387| 692| 2,468| 3,434| 995| 1,604|

Watermelons | 91| 92| 1,788| 2,174|11,435|10,299|

Vegetables (mixed)| 309| 233| 1,323| 947| 1,380| 972|

+------+------+------+------+------+------+

Total |24,269|17,488|78,579|75,375|59,723|55,580|

------------------+------+------+------+------+------+------+

------------------+-------------+---------------

| | Season to

Commodity. | July. | Oct. 1.

+------+------+-------+-------

| 1921 | 1920 | 1921 | 1920

------------------+------+------+-------+-------

Apples: | | | |

Boxed | 368| 278| 8,277| 3,440

Barreled | 659| 1,560| 9,061| 13,824

Cabbage | 416| 507| 17,396| 17,691

Cantaloupes | 8,016| 5,284| 24,538| 22,316

Celery | 98| 68| 4,958| 3,633

Grapes | 363| 366| 19,332| 17,652

Lettuce | 1,377| 980| 16,453| 11,847

Onions | 1,403| 1,031| 11,758| 13,344

Peaches | 8,673| 6,881| 25,967| 25,474

Pears | 1,461| 2,417| 10,458| 10,462

Potatoes: | | | |

Sweet | 225| 92| 5,038| 3,656

White |16,513|15,621| 80,560| 65,833

Tomatoes | 1,644| 2,180| 15,074| 13,652

Watermelons |19,206|20,199| 44,172| 39,109

Vegetables (mixed)| 1,369| 719| 12,340| 9,453

+------+------+-------+-------

Total |61,791|58,183|305,382|271,386

------------------+------+------+-------+-------

=PRICES OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.=

Jobbing Range.

POTATOES, Eastern and Northern Round-Whites, No. 1, per 100 lbs.

sacked.

-----------------+-------+-----------------------------+--------------

Market. | Car- | This season. | One year

| loads |-----------------------------| ago.

| re- | Oct. 3 | Sept. 26. |

|ceived.| | |

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

New York | 428 |[1]$1.65-$1.80|[1]$2.20-$2.30|[2]$1.70-$1.80

Boston | 270 | [1]1.75- 1.85| [1]2.00| [1]1.75- 1.85

Philadelphia | 202 | [1]2.00- 2.15| 2.25| 2.00

Pittsburgh | 178 | 2.00- 2.10| 2.50| 2.50- 2.65

Cincinnati | 69 | 2.35| 2.50- 2.65| 2.35

Chicago | 701 | [3]1.90- 2.00| [3]2.35- 2.50| [3]2.00- 2.25

St. Louis | 99 | [4]2.25- 2.30| [4]2.50- 2.65| 2.30- 2.40

Kansas City | 217 | [4]2.00- 2.10| [4]2.30| [4]1.75- 2.00

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

SWEET POTATOES, Virginia Eastern Shore Yellow Varieties, Barrels.

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

New York | 109 | $2.75-$3.00| $3.50-$4.00| $3.75-$4.25

Boston | 32 | 4.00- 4.25| 4.00- 4.25| 4.25- 4.50

Philadelphia | 1 | 4.00| 3.25| ...

Pittsburgh | 28 | 4.00- 4.15| 4.00| 4.25- 4.50

Cincinnati | 11 | 4.00- 4.25| 4.25- 4.50| 4.00- 4.25

Chicago | 41 | 4.00- 4.50| 4.50- 4.75| 4.25- 4.75

St. Louis | 1 | [5]1.15| [5]1.10- 1.15| [5]1.25

Kansas City | ... | [5]1.00- 1.10| [5]1.15- 1.25| ...

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

ONIONS, Eastern and Middle Western Yellow Globes, No. 1, per 100 lbs.

sacked.

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

New York | 99 | $3.25-$3.50| $3.50-$3.75| $1.75-$1.90

Boston | 30 | 3.75| 3.50- 3.75| 1.50- 1.60

Philadelphia | 30 | 4.00| 3.25- 4.00| 1.25- 1.60

Pittsburgh | 40 | 3.75- 4.00| 3.75- 4.25| 1.50- 1.75

Cincinnati | 9 | 4.25| 3.75- 4.25| 1.50

Chicago | 90 | 3.75- 4.00| 3.50- 3.75| 1.75- 1.90

St. Louis | 29 | [6]3.50- 3.75| [6]3.75| [6]1.85- 2.00

Kansas City | 30 | [6]3.00- 3.25| [6]2.25| [6]1.75

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

CABBAGE, New York and Northern Domestic, per Ton Bulk.

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

New York | 29 | $30-$35| $40| ...

Philadelphia | 26 | 15-20| $30-35| $10-$13

Pittsburgh | 12 | [7]2.00- 2.25| [7]2.00-2.25| 20

Cincinnati | 10 | 24-25| 35-40| 18-20

Chicago | 38 | [8]35| 24-25| 8-9

St. Louis | 57 | [8]40| 35-40| 30-35

Kansas City | 48 | [7]1.75| [7]2.25| [7]1.50

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

APPLES, New York and Maine Baldwins and Fall Varieties, A2¹⁄₂,

Barrels.

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

New York | 408 | $6.50-$7.00| $8.00-$12.00| $5.00-$5.50

Boston | 121 | 8.00- 9.00| 6.00- 10.00| 4.00

Philadelphia | 118 | 7.00- 7.50| 8.00- 10.50| 4.50

Pittsburgh | 92 | 8.00- 8.50| 7.00| 4.00- 4.50

Cincinnati | 100 | 8.00- 8.50| 8.00- 8.50| ...

Chicago | 403 | 8.25- 9.00| 8.00- 8.50| 5.50- 6.00

Kansas City | 99 | ... | ... | [9]7.00- 8.00

-----------------+-------+--------------+--------------+--------------

=Prices f. o. b. Shipping Points.=

-------------------------+--------------+--------------+--------------

POTATOES | | |

(100 lbs. sacked). | | |

Rochester, N. Y. | $1.75| $2.00| ...

Presque Isle, Me. |[7]$1.26- 1.41| [7]1.46- 1.52|[7]$1.30-$1.35

Grand Rapids, Mich. | 1.75- 1.80| 1.95- 2.10| 2.00

Waupaca, Wis. | 1.60- 1.90| 1.95| 1.80- 1.85

Minneapolis, Minn. | 1.65- 1.85| 1.70- 1.95| 1.75- 1.90

Alliance, Nebr. | 1.80| 1.70- 1.95| 1.50

Idaho Falls, Idaho | 1.10| 1.35|[10]1.10- 1.15

Greeley, Colo. |[10]1.15- 1.25| [10]1.40|[10]1.10- 1.15

CABBAGE (ton bulk). | | |

Rochester, N. Y. | 30.00| 32.00- 35.00| 10.00

ONIONS (100 lbs. sacked).| | |

Massachusetts Points | 3.50| 3.50- 3.75| 1.40- 1.60

APPLES. | | |

Barreled: | | |

Rochester, N. Y. | 6.25| 6.00| 3.50- 4.00

Boxed: | | |

Spokane, Wash. | 2.00- 2.15| 2.25| 2.00- 2.35

-------------------------+--------------+--------------+--------------

[1] Maine Irish Cobblers.

[2] Maine Irish Cobblers, bulk 100 lbs.

[3] Carlot sales.

[4] Minnesota Red River Ohios.

[5] Tennessee Nancy Halls.

[6] Red varieties.

[7] Bulk 100 lbs.

[8] Danish type.

[9] Missouri Jonathans.

[10] Wagonloads, cash to growers.

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