New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-05

sSread and exporters taking many Of me
t SG oI little r. have further
Sssmany is particularly firm PRICES showing further
viewing the market saws III /. daily becoming more eV
Ssn' that ,h The s crop Of English hop. viii fall
Of picking revealing poorer yield anticipated
loves, estimates that been formed viii be con
neea BY the wbo s o IN
s 70 be gained Sy delaying oneraiions
ssny5 . 9 sSnsH up p11mp that At s
Is Per c the i1 ss figure for choice Es,, Kent hops
40 se s 10 7s 1851 % p ra to
as shoe go & S os coed a9 ,s paee
sommsn 70 fair isgiss 1887. prime choice ii0sc
PoULTRY-ALIvE--Rece for week co cars De
msna ehsns sy with prices showing no
isc chickens ita2c With ROSTERS also lower in
proportion these low figures trade has been fairly
We quote Chickens Sc fowls &c ROSTERS per ~ Be-
PER BAR $4,000 geese ss as p @Ss
for week pEs Supplies Of
last week but trade has been lighter and the market
small 9 and sas
cry Whe b"k Of the ary-pcked chickens have been Of
.eaded have been q really fancy quality srPp--
supplies to come n the balance Of ne week Demand
a sT Fr aSa Pic CHICKENS f% &c for , Led
that can be depended upon for average best quality
uni sprns turkeys steadily increased in supply 'Si
bur the season is so backward tina, quality continues very
plump selected out would bring fairly good prices but
logl2c Tor scalded rarely POSSIBLE exceed
Sra s1 range e sown to go Ola TURKEYS in light sun
demand rrce aISH ruled F4f m s ana
E e b POO and 9ny nnG lots
Tne SQUADS in moderate supply good demand and firm
W S1oe coiS s55nG dryncked ays o best,
Western MIXED lots: collie chickens Philadelphia
We Gno'f d. az 9or 10 fair do
dCS DO DO fair to good saasc Do western sealded
. ssSsa s,ss sSs sgs:
Island and Eastern spring per N lsS1sizc DO Western.
large White per dozen 81 s5ss2 So SQUADS 'o0''e
with untavorabe weather many Of the lots received
are more or less out Of condition with prices OF such
sustained prices. but Western iced birds rarely 81
a 7oaooc per pair for mixed young and ola BIRDS vcr
few woodcock arriving Nearby pover and all wild ducks
We quote per sT pa sss fse grouse Cs
ooc wood's C sSsf ~ English snpe prime to shciSe
81 30; redhead slqs1 so; malard 5o075c; blue wing
teal s' 60 common s2'c venson frozen saddles
s Il @ SD r5y ass LIES hsgs
much of the stock Of ordinary quality market has ruled
afa M Hd es very 9y'q low
stock has eased on IN sympa'ny Onions have been in IN
have averaged low. with poor stock slow sale. Rus
Sn @ for cho s0G but poS rn
lima peppers and other Jersey vegetables
generally in liberal supply and at and unsatis-
factory prices few southern string beans and green
peas have arrived and sold fairly when fancy Other
vegetables as quoted We quote Potatoes Long Island
sb g a!si 81 do STATE 81 l2Ss a. :,s DO Jersey
Dbl siqs 7s do Southern % eoa1Sc onions
@ sS Gn 10 red r and SG s6% DO
western red 75casi 81 yellow slas1 81; cucumbers
PEE hi .s celery pc, dozen s aS Ss1n per per
beans. per basket 25G75c lima beans. per has 25a75c
-ScMS1
s6a Russia, per bbi 75asbc: Jersey. 5O075c.
SUNDRIEs-Beeswax in light supply and hrner at %9
26sc per III Chestnus have arrived more freely ana
market weakened somewhat though demand Is fairly
active at the close peanuts outlet but he'd s,sady We
ern So 5oass 20; peanuts Virginia hand picked fancy
4Nd4%c. extra &C. do No spanish aga SC 90 40
2 2%c; do No virginia shelled $3.50 n a. 50 non
s. per N Honey in light supply ana h' h.ybaat az
lqc Do clover e1'Ta act . Sc G feHsc
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Trade has not resumed us
full and there was no quotaoe change IN prices az
hish-grade hay. Other grades fairly steady but
leaning toward nsiie figures Receipts were more
than ample FOR current wants few days repetition
Will undoubtedly engage large number Of recruits
handling the OF this season and they over
quote Prime. per 100 n. large bales Csc IN moderate
way other God624c No SOC choice large bales ohe5
25d3oc demand at 4Oc for best and clover
mixed 49c. New cut salt hay showing IN large
way: demand for comes with cooler weather.
STRAw-Long unchanged at 4oa5oc These rates
buyers favor. The receipts Of hay and stra" IN
to-day reported AT the Produce Enonange
were by Hudson River Railroad, $40 Erie, 300: Pennsy-
van!a 10; Shore so Irhigh valley, $50; Ontario
and western TO- Central Of New-Jersey 10; river boats
800; total 1880 tons. Receipts Of straw. 100 tons