New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY s. 1893

stock mat sv could Be reached and ordinary
:s clean ss sS' ss Packs s 3s :
sSnd IL 80 n into Just before The holiday now
, h,s week ecer's have been or demand exceedingly
supply and Tf n an We qSSe Ts%s
Scn: snG tos JS do fancy yoS Sa famn
sSs 90 western fair 20 soed race turkeys old toms,
oaco % isri 'sH'y pms sss g.
pp F p to c &C. W ssG DO scSss
svsIsse prime Sc DO fair 70 good ea7c chickens ana
to good oaic; fowls state and pennsylvans good to
COOL GIc old cocks wes,ern FER H. 45s e ap 5n
c de- small FANCY nG @ @ 90 SS s Ws9s s1' on ls
ss Gac DO medium Ss2 rv S Do SG small and ws p
q pFa, g 1sF = easss wsss;n fancy sSs::
d0zsp 81 5oss2 90 small and poor 81 'oasi !S "a,
bales very satisfactory trade has been IN progress
during the week 1Rd The market has gained DECIDED
both en- home and foreign and stocks here have
have made decided advance buyers been
eHas,ns about the qua and that fact alone esaSsss
nrm and cable a4ylces from across the water de-
SAYS "a readiness to buy Is eth shown and WITH larger
err the market each week becomes e barer so that s com
paratiyey few English hops are left, and he lower kinds
G,S4lt procure any qaan.lsy., We quote: sac
and P"Gne G?@s 1851 GSoce per r. 49, 20 god to
Coast 1890 choice 9aohc; do common to prime 5asc
GAME-Prime quail have been in fair demand ana held
Grouse rather more plenty and while held The same n.
Rah6s have sofa fsigly JACK rabbits plenty auIl and
rideeS nearby prime per pair siasi o. do western ooc
asi: grouse prime dark rndraTn per pair, SlgsI H.
d ducs can1ss P S@9 PAIR s2Ss Do edhcd Sc
1880; do teal huewing. 4oa0oc do iee green wing
S re. 90 pa per DO PAIR a,w lss lack aS
per pair, soGa5c; venisor. saddcs. per NJ l2aGc do
PoTATofS ANp vEGETABiEs- Receipts for v,eet
10 2e7 bbs rotaoes Round potatoes have arrived spar
T %nS s fs se ae eeo4e a close has s
above quotations potatoes advanced eighty
the higher nsrc quoted Cabbage ana other local winter
vegetables have met fair outlet at steady prices Kse
vegetables generally less frozen and values show
from the South repo nlmcs, everything killed BY his
weeks cold wave. which extended down TO the southern
k6 s. 5oas2 g Jer.ey. 81 7sas2 IS q. state and
sprouts per quart 5aso Beets per bbi 5oqlse celery
per dozen sdSoc Cucumbers, per crate slas2 80 Cab
rd :dS cauasyerss ~ Sass Tss.ap,s per
ns b s % per f SS g. cg 5 @
per carrier, slaS2 50 Peas per basket. sigsi . Pep
Pumpkins per bbl 81 00S2 Turnips Eus.la. per M
per- ssq g 90 Yellow ssss s"S DO %e 9
asa; d. Jersey white s2as4: Do Eastern. white. spa
ana S Western s ysST 81 7Ss5 q car1 per Sb ' 81"
ds2 string Ks ss%Hi per- FISH, s % 5e'' spSsc per pee b
fancy hand pic,ed spnnsa sheiisd 0ferga at c W
gna Nc quoted ct ,oh5gq " al 61S az
~gec as to size HickOry nuts dull a, $asl p per
steady 2e@27c per n Maple sugar quoted at 55aGc
S nf i ser Soq HcST PER s sa Ne quote d at
clover comb. per n ioal2c; DO b1ckwheat 7asc 10
fornia extracted 4aa5'2c Southern, in bulk. gallon
MIX AND CREAM-The daily average receipts of
milk and cream at the different railroad distributing
points in the city for the week have been as