New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

order. Prime grouse continue scarce and advancing
are dull Partridses in liberal supply but strictly prime
s nsd about steady choice heavy wild ducks IN more
OF les sof and Inferior and such grades very du ana
generally low. Prime venison held about steady. We
sa9,e Quail choice per dozen 81 75as2 do sma ani
p es'rrn unra~ prime per pair 'oc 1e S Do
dIa%n tas 10; woodcock. fair to choice 'Seasl via
heads hoes fsss heay eSay Esr pa Ps nrS e. $s do
prime do eaewing Ts -its per e
% I1 'lI.e 'enison prime saddles per h. loalsc' ""oe
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay-The hay market continues
10 exhibit lack of vigor which Is contrary TO the eA
Ie,,eu atuuie u November Aside from price que,
bring ou; good portion II not full attendance. OF
far large boarding s,ableowners and distributing feed
sn nave mot turned out IN any proneh, ofee ana m
supplies Last year at this date the hay Offering was
Win Ileu,v - .rrss,J western bav and no, the same
general ABUNDANCE Of feeding substitutes hand. dealers
general rad t one Of The fronbles which now hangs
over the November market IL the low price ~ oats
Unfortunately the crop Of oats for this year is of poor
equal to contract inspection. and consequently there Is
likely 70 be large Offering iha' viii have TO De i. GHn
WIN aualiy against The grain nay y, hSusns i nrs py
weakening antagonist through large quantities OF useiu
oats that will have 10 sell cheapy today MAJ ~
and there seemed to be no inclination on the par
81 bet nuyers to Sgen arsr "s sals i ,o rc~
Straw f. frm; cool weather conditions make buyers
urgent and there is little variation In p.,r
quote: Hay. prime large bales per 100 b soH
NJ l. per ib 75a77isc: No p per 100 n '"c No No o.
yer NJ e2 .ao5c' Shipping per 100 H. soae2'se
An small pressed So under the foregoing rates
for best grades No grade hay 90, ssr n'S ,r r
ssr .sr lT pv ' SG per 0Is 6 r. ~ DO tangled per M
No. 5oa,c oat straw per 100 n. 3''.a4Qc The onicai
report II tn" receipts u hay at noon io-ay Was as
lows: Hudson River Railroad. 2,D; Erie 81 fcn,sgi
vauia l2o. West shore. 300. Lehgh Valley, 80 onf'
rfN. boats
4J tons. receipts Of straw "a tons -
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Iecepis o' ps'1,os ps,Is
continue large and ~ generally ordinary quiny. S.r'
choice sound smooth stock SIN reaches 81 l. III u,
stances; comparatively few sales are maKins an' r
and considerable part ~ the supply nls ~ X , ~,
prices Sou.h Jersey sweet potatoes are duI' anu ul
changed. Virginia sock ~ laige supp'S, ana ana Snfr,r
Onions flr choice grades. but all s'it ana
stock sill slowly at comparatively low paes;
Ciuinsw~ls not over plenty - day ana M s"i
1uIllty arr nm inferior stock hard sell Egg plan,
and choice. sounl and dry lotS ar
Norfolk peas were mostly Frosted and inieIipr a
sold az prices. fancy N.ty scarce ana ~"
s,n high. Srng beans we're IN pretty good dri,"'H ,,
day: choice qualities made sllght ~
winter Vegetables generally quiet and without n'Tlit
change We quote Potatoes Long Isanl s ln spr; PR
lb 81 e5aSi 3. state prime per $50 H. SlHSi IL ~ ~
fair. 15nyoc. do fair 70 prime per sax M w. - -
81 er..y eh9c ~ b4i ses H. - g,ns. ,t vne"ni
e bM 81 2sqsi - % oo sSsh s9 a. Je,ey snaI ss s;
brussels sprouts Pr ln.r. 500, ~, ~ n
ifowrrs fancy per- bbl 81 23as 80 DO far prime.
7gsi celery per Dozen stalks sgi"c d. nat per dozen
a ~ az M Egg Ras .i asr per " whe qc per- bb
>. 5oa. do Saas2 % DO yellow 81 75us2 state ana
W s M "s sss 81 gSa. gST sc b n 30 f ,s1 as 'ans G@
si ~ pumpkins per bhl slu<i - green peas. NorfoN
per h'i b s"ihc -as 81 sins g %gH 5o.asi - 10
sa,arnah. crate 5ornSl. !, flrda eXp,Hss, 80 -
bb 10. D., marrow. 75,asi turnps. canada Russia per
hD D'p6i, 10 jersey ana Ions l-land' Rlssi "H'''