New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-13


weaker Fresh Bartlett pears scarce but fair Offering
sn S" S SSq hard ' sell
%nn very sSa a% wS u market for a
S oi. FessS., shade af%sr s:, grades YS 81,
@ msSs Dsay ana ssas S %Ss
DRAGGING heavily at weak prices Fine large
drm and scarce small 70 medium steady Musk@el99n on,
weather causes pressure sell which is Weakening
sg Apples red ss sSun q % g. S a.
s. sogss Do blush s 2ssi ss do s1ssG
81 2 81 81 s4o g. 81 d. 'f seE kinds
. s sSS Ss s ss ss
oc Do western Maryland and Pennsylvania per Ssr
s S:sa $ a.: Ss.. ss. 81 al
BASKET, 7asc wasr@eIsn. %rss per lcc slSqs2s,9 s s
sna q eo cnpe COD per b s. 55asc % do per
'' FRiirs o%gbRED-weather Tor much job
bling trade in cvqporated apples and exporters show
is weak feeling especially on inferior grades considerable
lots Of which are here and on the N way
bag fruit Of which can be bought At &c pea &c
S ssS ,%d o S1e. s2a at ncs
huckeeeies brought e the latter are do Sad Prime
new blackberries sold ic few sales OF new aprcos
S Snote apples eyaporsted 1895 S7c do 1904 ia7c
do SLICED 2mdT do coarse dc cue Georgia "a
e. raspbarries eyaporated iiGi7c do undried 5'sS
c ne% ia do old &c.
HoPS"New State hops arriving slowly yet. but not
interest in them and Prices without ars s tas
9Naloc do medium to prime Idsltc; do 1894 4a'c' 40
good lots selling at loc Chickens slow and about c
easier. Ducks and geese steady: We quote; spring a
so%Ses salc owls local and Western @
sSSc re "e 81 i9sfA5 ir sS
and fine fresh good; steady to nn
Former quotations are wen sustained fresh arrivals
easy figures. Fancy spring ducks shade frmer Tur
keys quiet and barely steady Eastern geese steady but
old p "a b. ilgi2e: Do young icaSs fowl; lsi1SS
Sa COCK 49, chickens do scaSs lce spring
ducks Eastern and Long Island I5Gi6c; do Western "a
100; Eastern geese. 5a7c squads. per dozen 81 'oa
.GAME-Fresh woodcock scarce and nominally firm o:
some without ee,paking arrive in bad order Gt" o
cock per pair slgs IS partrdscs nearby slasi % DO
Wss'sn fresh ,scs DO frozen eegs srSu'e fresh
snpe and golden plover fresh. nomnaly So go grass
ployer 81 5o@s2 reed birds Soaeoc blackbrds i3a2oc
HAY-sales today again good volume: and in
Considering oppressive horse
work dealers are cutie satisfied with the course Of ths
good receipts and the chief station handlers warn
ro 9 Of ua me n h
1t should be understood that the rating Of prime means
any that will njure their proper
stable merit This Is mentioned there has been
markets which implies that
Canadian lay favored In its class recognition In al
transactions 81 moment Canadian other hay That
expected proper relation to the
adopted New York inspection. Rye straw IL firm and
choice selected add the Of that
class believed there must be heavy general
Of the harvest Of the West,
the farms o. York furnish the market
vet will be largely needed
until State NewIersey and Pennsylvania shipments fall
Quotations: Prime. aoc: No J. SIC: No .. I5nsOc: No
G17Oc shipping GO61Oc: clover mixed GGI0c clover.
55dGoc long rye straw 55nGc: short Iodijc straw.
500 Receipts to-day in follows: Hudson
River Railroad 100; Erie. $50: Pennsylvania 90 Della
ware Iackawanna and Western. 10: West Shore. 800;
New-York Ontario and Western 10: Central Of New-Jer-
So boats i0 total so receipts OF straw.
1852
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Irish potatoes are
plenty. quiet ard than steady. Sweet potatoes
dull and lower. Onions tend 20 accumulate under dull
trade and prices favor the buyer Caufouers plenty.
generally poor dull pressed for sale and low Fancy
pickles steady. but poor lots neglected Lima
beans and green dull and low. Other local veg
eiahles show little change Western celery largely in
bad order and prices very Irregular We quote: Po-
tatoes Long Island per BIB, 81 l2nsl p: do Jersey.
si6<i 49, do sweet Virginia. 81 5nt2 do Jersey 81 go
81 30; onions Eastern white 81 50ds2; do yellow. 30
do red SiHSl l2 County white 81 21n<l 10.
yellow 9OckI u: 759oc: caulinowers 2jcnSl egg
plants 5O75c peppers IOa75c; squash Hubbard. 75c;
do marrow 5Oc Russia turnips 4Oionc cabhages. per
100 lOG<3 corn iOd15c cucumber pickles per lUOo.
.OcQSf 20; cucumbers. hh I3cQsl 10; lima beans
per bag jO415c. string beans, 5opCDc; tomatoes per
crate 2063Oc bees and carrots per bb 'ocHSl; celery.
per doE stalks. lOa30c.