New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

osIls 80 nt thsf4es sass
ST. hus Wepnrs S2sc do ROYAL sqec peaches
California peeled iogl'e; ,s % unpeee'' '"'''
HoPsBvers are not showing more inereSi o.'
TO be much ad~ vs 80 Throughout
b,G abou, as previously reported We quote STATE iS
CoSSs per S ns%ns e f sS se's coast 80
DO good to Prime I 2g4 e do to good "a
EAIIvE-Recepts to-day. u cars Demand
fairiy active and market well sustained at yestsrday
We Gqss Isr e fo@ so Sc
KEYS ducks per pair 4oa5oc geese 9Gasi l pseInT
we're trine larger to day though considered heavy
demand continues slow ana dssppontfns ana good
many arriving short Of ice and while the r pou
Try Is s9 ang nh I grades urging for sale sasc
Western sprng chickens gradually afea aay
straight lots they run are rarely ssa6ie aI2ve ride
more western dry picled broers in moderate supply
and steady nearby held about before but tone
supply today prices fully le n lover Gd a@SHs
sna pns Snd tone Frozen poultry
quiet nearly all descptons and market Without ne sr
H. a9c brolers Philadelphia 3aai n 10 pair per 10;
air i5a2oc: chickens winter PhiladelphIa $40 70 to
pair lsd2Oc broers. Western dry picked prime I9p
good to prime &C. do western dry picked prime light
weights &c: do Western, scalded prime light weights
S. old do oSS WsSsrrn D"es spring
n 4qG DO So Long Island se spins wl s sG
dsc squads choice large white per 69zer y 90
selected No ialai5c do locally frozen, host
SGiic do average No l. lOai2c; broers Western, dry
picked l5alGc do scaded l2al3'ac. ducks No l. op'''
pOTAToEs AND VEGETABLES Old potatoes are in
s supply but g f%sHa s Tev O though
ket holds steady for desirable stock at nl ,ate prS
cabbaees heavy supply and with much OF me SICK .
Poo market Jules weak WITH large ganes o sst
New Orleans stock move slowly unless fancy
nen,v ana selling we'll and also best land and East
very low more southery peas do not freight string
eGoe but poor stoE Grags heavily at low and Irregular
figures Tomatoes du and weak with top q n9ia-
We quote Potatoes Bsrmgda b6 seas do saga sa
50 10 old per bb sack s2as2 25 onions Eg}etan
Orleans per bbi s. 25a$s so DO per bag. 81 5og
81 ~ asPaaggs per dozen cqSS oee per pog
sS q 5o 2gS9 S 81 DO Fol R' 25Gs
oegpianfs per box SEAS osra per carrier s2a$2 80.
Per carter sg1 2sp o JS G per 1 ss6rs
7cgS 2 DO Baltimore per laTd 3aske s &c r sns
seen St o5sl - DO nat green SiGsi 80: % Charleston
wax. per BASKET 3orgSi -. DO sreen, 5ocasi So 90
Hay AND -HAY-Receipts to-day we're ma
terally above current wants 2na me only suppo,ne
goa 81 M nay Ssa s S a ne 40 o. b sg
are ANYTHING below 40 3 almost unstable. and
prices hat mark noticeably weak II makes
. bad trade certain lines Or No ana
No break from their run ~ cheap BUYERS
part of the season. there s little hope ~ re
cOyery them this crop approaching peror II they
rushed IN heavily good fair gradation ~ price
favorable than the wide difference In prices
that ia threatened The policy shippers should be 10
kcp M ample supply 81 good best grades such as
this calls FAR n would be better for present and
prospective business than have the DRAG OF volume
~ that reasonable profit FOR owners
We quote. Prime in per 100 n. The: No l.
7o07e BE- per loo n ~ ., 60G62o per 100 ~; No B.
n7isr per 100 NJ Inferior and graieless 25qrc per
n. mixed ijuh5c per 100 n. clover per 100
n b. G42c .STRAWArrives literally and Sc Is all
for selections We quote: Choice long
rye per 100 M other grades 10000 per 100 n; CA
straw 2503Oc per 10 Receipts ~ hay and straw IN
reported the Produce Exchange at noon ioday
were. Hudson River Railroad. coo tons. Pennsylvania
Railroad. Delaware, i-ackawanna and western
Railroad - West Shore Railroad IN tons. l<hgh
Valley Railroad $50 tons. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
20 tons. ontario Railroad 30 Central
Railroad NeW-1ersey. 30 tons river boats 40 tons
total Receipts u straw. 300 tons by barges
and 30 tons hy rail.