New-York tribune., 1899-12-17

Or ordinary and poor quality and working out slowly az
bring u price. readily ' We an quote ApSs Wine sap
DC oo TO sncy So ,S g SoFs % %SsIa ssn
3 S Sr DO 10 & % tSoSs q % ss Zen 40 Ds 1 ny
Dbl 50 mass fair to choice CO. si 5Sas2 90 DO Bald
prime 9 soes2 50; DO up river faT to prime 81 5oa
20 aTesnns western New York fancy 81 so0ss do
Faca S1 70 HH Ss r'h;s 1 P5%ih
G. Gs'@%ss enss,5 ,aasy Sqlse plain sges
'Fs per %' g? Cape
Cod large varieties fancy per bb s7Gs7 so fair to
Dsss iTs1yi tsSsS . 90 cap
s s. o M u.s. rne % ps1 81 SGs'2 q & DO 81 per st
per 'So Soa Do pf' sSo$ prime
si5a, sSsS sfsSs fui, sF5s sqss
igS sadnT' % p%sy ss sections show
no Improvement eysporated apples but supply here
s5s ded m frui t aF P"S demand ' fe
waste anlet and outside figures extreme Small fruits
quote quote APPLES ey0porated fancy. per NJ s'4aoc; DO
SSs ,qse 4. s do prime GEGe do common 70 good
sSSPs gi 90 cores and skins ng*c TaspSerre
GG.ee; cherries i5qi5e apricos california Moorpark
iSgId1c; do Royal; l8qltc; peaches California, peeled
Hors-The shipments for the week were 2.ii7 bales
shipmen The foreisn demand is the brightest part Of
% the market and yet exporters are looking for ne grades
yp aaite Gloss ty at full lat. prices The demand from
ther so ana aes al b are no' "o9ns Ha
this is making easy feeling the Of goods that
choice. ~ ilqi5o; DO sood to prime iiaiac %
% PSee to fS 1879 choice SG ISIS a GOOD to To prime Sg
lai9c; % 70 fair, sdiCc: do is5S common to
POULTRY Y-ALIvE-There were no fresh arrivals to-
%nd STOCK % IS ct5ne S T better ah anS 3
tone steady We quote Fowls per N. ec; chickens Sc;
'i pson igaSty al ducks Rs ss
qane we e ,.Sr quiet & s S y but
WIN vi, cold favorable weather not only here but at most
grades Of nearly descriptions Very turkeys have
been suitable TO put away for the holiday trade and 6us
week Invoices q hand far comparatively
should R's'
sc: do good to prime SsIiS do Ohio and Mehsan
5oaSs S fancy S9 far to 90 s5o ssOf fancy S5n'i
~ young fancy ioae DO 2o fair to 6 E9Sd
spring chickens Philadelphia large. l5alec; DO mixed 1
plessS 1id9e .ss%sa iceIs chickens
dry sDHd DfS ed Dm s SSS Go DO poo @ &
Pennsylvania, good to prime 9aloc; do Western good
iiai2c: do Western. prime ioc do poor 5ase geese.
nearby prime ioaiic; do Western. prime eglos; 60, 40
g. SS' So dars sq";G: s. sas 5c do &
9S5s:G' 1ead:G %SSsaH do f'3Sy 70 S
S a. s :aad average pme sy S'ES fair y
s@s,lc do poor sG7c fowls Western dry picked prime
Wssts sc seade prime SGc poor
Ss%e os sd 'GsN Go nsrc 5a7G western young
GHMEIouni and partridge show irregular quality and
lots good enough to bring top prices GToJse gq
lies in fair demand and hrm Light weights and common
qualities drssRs Rabbits s IN FoS psr DOZEN sn' 81 @
do @fe0E ;s gcca fFTsSds T5Sdco '% prime &
Re ras Pf n average to pair 81 5oass light
Do igSt Weight 75cGs ruddy heavy 75c DO light
weight 25a5oc do malaTd SogI'c do tea" Sgs Tlas 15
bis B9E 2oa2' aSk Ta9Gs: m M 9GS I1sS o,a,o., are IN
light supply and with fair demand market rules hrh'
Sweet potatoes quiet but steady Onions In gnt aemahS
Cabbages Caulhowers in light receipt and selling
well when fancy Celery in g s9oq Local SeS.bes steady
Very Florida vegetables arriving and values Iarge
nominal strictly fancy stock especially peas beans ane
lettuce would command full quotations or perhaps more
readily here Norfolk kne s ana sphSCn Other no
tables range about quoted We quote Pota'Ies Ssr
eT%H's bs 81 soa2 DO State and western per $50 10 81 ga
81 10 do Jersey per b6 slaSl o2 sweet p9taes % % v
% Sina per Dbl 81 so6s is onions Bermuda per crate
ssass seS9 10 5Ssi ca Y:%ss ls % y s 92 g &c
Eastern 5e saS S 2' ws.,sn 90 oT ye9w Sg psT SG bS
75e@sr * do red 75easl ~ abbages long Island per
MS celery per dozen roots IOd5oc cucumbers Florida
per basket 81 25as2 50 DO per crate S9Si m si S M
hc orleans per e s2as' M fgEanios Jig,oc fGFGs a3,ats
pr TdwDorsans D per Sb s2a*i DO Florida basket
slds2 so do North Carolina per 6o Sssf @ oo ao per per
basket 5oas 20 pepper' per s@G cs5r Tns s2S 81 beans TS
maine ew-oreans Et per DOL s,nScb Norfolk per bbi
5GcqSi q DO Baltimore 50df5c squash HUBBARD. per
M 75cNs1. do marrow J0d75c do Florida per craze
slGsi % tomatoes Florida. carrier SluSl 'o' 'u'
Mrs Russia. per hbl G0HSic. ,,, .o.o,
Yesterday was maintained to-day. though sales We're MOI
crate Fortunately the outlook Of next week inc
ceins for the last seven days have nun igh ana lhey
have been worked down degree that helps TO seauy
recent quotations 4 shortage Of prime large baeS u
st regretted as inferred that all classes ot 1s MS
,r,itor and feeders viii appear early Tor supplies W.
t prime oIrge bales per 100 n. s7ac No do, sou
Sc No do 75d77i2c: No do 6Tls s4IOr small baes'
oi5c oUer than above: clover mixed, 12'HGflc: Clover
70675c AW-Heavy receipts are reported LOT us ne
,eek hut the evidently increased demand VIII neeH az
ha I'm reserve FOR the winter trade We quote: Good
~ choice long rye per 100 ~ 6OG75c oats and wheat
norinaI ef 45c Receipts Of hay and straw. In tons re
rored M the Produce Exchange NJ noon today- huu,h
River Railroad $50 Erie 45o Pennsylvania 10, Dea sla
v,are IackaWanna and Western 10; West Shore' &",
iehigh Valley 12o: Ontario and western %oi Censl a. o'
Nevv Jersey 90 by river boats 2O: total li+o lons'
Recents for the week. 400 tons: receipts OF straw
bv river 40 tons. bv rail 40 tons total 40 tonS' r
lfO tons