New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

w. Quoe Jersey and nearby White Ls sSa ns s
nearby fancy iSe a Western, psnn os. o iSS
fancy selected at mark ltG o aG eils per 90
G %ss case sass no fresh lot. of southern
r.aGses cT pums and quotations remain s. Ks
Of S7ISs % sre o @ssy' ana ' WIN
unsold at sis n9qr aSt steady
larger G 1Trsq supply and docbess in fair de
mand and supply light Florida ssrb os
es. ,e'k in I heavy supply and fneaps' %Sye
nd nshs Sorn calona per gs
81 5Oas2 pgms Georgia per et,rn fsncy per quart
i2aiSc do poor to choice !9loc do upsiVs so rasp
DO Ser4 1e.sey red per- S pint Sc No2 Care
lima quart SglSS sSosegss gT.s carolina per quart
daoc muskmeon' Florida per IN cb bulk per H. 5asc
s sSur per- basket scSsoc bulk. ~ SaSS pp psr
apples Florida per case - 23gst 20; "a'e'"s' ~
'FRTiTs"DRED~ for eyaporated apples SraI Is
moderate and market o rules and sas waste Irregular in quality
Cherries weak Other , sma abd I the sane
We quote Apples fancy per n sa9 % So do
sss@f.c do sun dried ga7c; chops 2g2h do cores
skins ~ Nc raspseres Cherries eaioc
aprcos California Moor Park 4agG 40 ca
along sluggish m1nne but but
the market is devoid Of or Interesting ieetues
OF values is generally s5soay we to fair loo
f Se STATE to PITTS s per Pscdc choice I5
DO good to PrWs Ie 80 State on racnc Coast old
and market o 1Sd steady
former prices though small iPras us and geese quite
plenty favorins buyers in price Pigeons sGw lie
q qsss,e. spring d u fsSas" ducks. SaSs
ics, gs Si c PsfoRi s are no, specially but
there is large quantity Of limited stock on nsha dro
nry slow and to sell 01c certainly ex1emen fact,
very little demand at hat thS yos6 fowls al loo that
prevents prices going lower spring In island spring
ducks very and lower quite soGd m nSgsct e
Western ducks and geese ana Slow In frozen poultry
brners and roasting chickens sell fairly but turkeys
ACREAGE grades n i9c 62$rS as phs
dp6 ~ HG, do n1m ns a@asG Do western
scalded prime 2a26 do dry picked or scnaed S r
to prime lie do Western. dry picked prime l0ac; 90
sOuhyessrn drPsed a 6T Resyy oc old cocks
ern GG64c ducks, Eastern spring PER 3D. nTee white
per onS dozen s2as2 As do small and dark 2Ias 1L 80
Frozen no iag scslied iSaisc chickens
meacd !&lSc Do qTsIdFs y E potatoes were in
moderate receipt with fair trade market ,dS cea op
Ing up quite well though most OF me s,1G I old rota
toes held steady when choice onions s, m4.e u and
Wepk Cucumbers seldom showing quality to comran1
freight caagrs rrega9T tn qua Green a peas in larger
supply from Long Island and oher knus Ttb Carolina
nearly all out Of c9haIn Tow 81 the best brough, full
la
freight squash dull and weak Tomatoes Soy W y1a
choice other vegetables range about ~ w
quote: Potatoes Southern Rose prime per Dbl So - 40
ID ChuI white S2d$2 80: do Chilli red. 81 ods- 20 so
seconds 81 2Ja$ do culs. s1asl 20 do od per I 10
81 onions. Bermuda, crate UOcHsl' 40 rsyP
60, nor bac 81 1882; asparagus fancy. dozen
bunch es seas 90 prime Sla$l 10; DO cuis oGa 1c
heets per 100 lunches 5OcGs j0 cucumbers charleston
per basket 5Nca$l: do Florida and savannah 2Jg?e
cahbogee baltimore per bb crate, s2dS2 -; 90 NOTICE
5Ocas2 So peas Long Island per bag 81 90 Jersey oVc
gISl. do MARYLAND 2Jd75c: string beans Norfolk wax
per haskef 2SG75c do green 25G5Oc do North Carolina
per bush 25aJOc Charleston and savannah per basket
i6a5Oc: squash per Dbl 5Ocasl do white 5Gcg
81 d., yellow S2dS2 30: tomatoes, Florida per carrier
SldS2 10 Mississippi per case 9OaSl; turhps "i'e
| per punches $1aS2
HAY AND STRAW-HAY- Business was considerably
restricted 10 day by the hot weather but the break IN
the demand did affect prices as the market closed
firm for all useful hay. Light receipts were a helpful
feature We quote Prime large bales per 100 10 SAG
SIC No do TN 0SOc; No > DO IOaI3c; No 3 DO 1on
62l1c: mixed. 5jd6jc: clover 1OaOc salt nay ~
G45c: small bales 2i2c less than the above rates
STRAyV-Firm at the new prices for long good to
prime quoted 4Oa45c with selections at i1zc Receipts
| of hay reported AT the Produce ~
change at noon day Hudson River Railroad. 30;
Erie. 400 Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, 100;
West shore Lehgh valley 9O river boats, 80; by
canal 2SG; total 490 Receipts OF straw 100 tons
| by river.