New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25

SS "; 1855 good F. r h: Pse
cSsst isSs ' ehoI St iSc DO COED to prime ec DO
common fair iiaiac; State Pacific Coast old dds
foULTRY-AI1vE-Th fresh arrivals and
S3a tone steady w9fe az a sn o% sRs
Yea oos so1s s ,s PFSs Nc da Western
5og7cc; geese, siGsi as pigeons so6aoc Dh EssEp
all descriptions Of western fowls fowls and chickens and with
very few fresh receipts today prices are nS%'nr
and the tone is Arm at the close with ogSos S"d
to & oefed at low ana sid Irregular prices 70
Old very dull Eastern and Long Island sprhs
close. with the weak and unsettled Western spring
let Old western ducks and geese Neglected Tame SQUADS
in moderate supply. good demand and firm We quote:
boe pSadsehs large ~ sCSsa Do
eGS do wss s11S qy n or over to pair a
DO sc9lded n pail, 1922 DO WssteT 1a DRY DRY
picked or scaided under ~ 2gisc fowl. state and
pRea pr%. gid si Rr% DO
prime e DO va cocks sc ducks.
and Long Island spring 4c do wes,ern spring Sass
large white per dozen 81 25as2 90 do small and dark
POTATOES AND .vEGETABLEsN New potatoes so were
in active demand and firm with stock cleaned up IA
potatoes quiet but steady Asparagus hrmer Cueunoes
S2w Tesn pess Very hs String
eral supply and barely steady Tomatoes ir,esus Other
vegetables range about quoted We quote n Se
s. SSs2 rose do P Gh Pfr 81 p;
Kentucky. per Dbl 81 7Sass do Bermuda per crate
75c s TO- do Egyptian per bag, 81 1892 do p',ado
basket 25 cabSsses Long I;l an per loo peT
dozen 5OcGs3 30; cucumhers per basket Segtl 90
Long Island per bag s3ds2 80: do State - SsS sulns
beans Maryland wax per basket. 81 2oaS1 20: do gr.,
sas 25 do Norfolk 75c@Sl 70 peppers pf 1 d Sortb
Carolina per carrier 81 50 DO savannah per car
rier 81 5Oas2: do Florida. 75cgS TO- DO Alssiss
case 5Od Toe squash southern per bhl craze 1e,
turnips white per punches. S1as2: do Russa P
Dbl. 81 J0dSl 70: green corn Jersey per w. FNSF
do southern per Dbl crate, slG$2 . ,,h-al to-
HAY AND observation-disclosures were notI -
dav much heightened however. by FIVE canal-boat
The market exhibited considerable OF the CSnna in
last quotations Ii Ia we'll to repeat the caution
out 10 the which urges shippers 70 au. mich
an extra volume supplies In market for the "eeh
precedes the Of July. Many OF the ols. a,n,'
the risk OF pilng up of hay or straw dus ne
public use OF Reports Of crop SITUATIONS lo
week are no better. As far market purposes are &
cerncd this immediate section and huge DOCK "i VI
season Most OF the said to be prot
iit not equal quality throughout 10 last year r.
we ouote; Prime large bales per 100 10, .V9V-
I do s2ILRsTihc: No 2 do, T2ikdSoc; No 20; Wuoo~
Small bales and not more than nc pHsa ~ i0o
oong rates reflections and on color lots 0Od3oc per ~
IN STRAW-Supplies for the week were iudy ht.en 90
iii wants and prices retain their reany -sens IN
We quote Good prime long rye. 4Og ic
per 100 N. Receipts 81 hay and straw III 1S Pver
~ the Produce Exchange to-day; Hudson hlve
Ralroad $40: Erie $50; Delaware IaGka"anna ne
Wae,ern l4O. West Shore So Lehigh Valley, w. nv.
boats 100: by canal 456; total. ls06 tons kecey's
the week TONS exports Tor the WEEK, oas "a
~ London 0i2 10 Glasgow. 1000 to Barbados zo u
C,ha scattering CO. total 343s bales Receipts Oh san.
TO- day 20 tons by river 30 by rail- total ~ 'ohs
for the week. 400 tons.