New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-12

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% Medium ..s,. isss a $ir fancy ss
do p small dozen, sd =. DO ' sus dark s0
frozen turkey. D1 hens. 1ase e Z izsS
s @ ,aslss DO 90 .sadsd i.SiSs
do No sss foM 81 DO ID DO
sS sGS ca 70, fancy large isGsc DO small and
aSioS ''s'S'' ducks No l. ''a'4e geese NO L.
GAME few lot. of fresh snpe arriving; mostly
81 75ass but fancy fat Western snIpe and
If here The few wild ducks coming siili run thin and
piOver and Wild ducks viii be up after April 30 We
pSSe s Spts0 PRIME to Choice saS So DO s
81 so Wild ducks canvas 10 ana oyer rs 70 par AR go
S.ad 8" III " and over VETO 70 pair s. 2Sa light 500
71c do bluewins teal. 35dsoc; do sreehwing teal
AND al Ss s et potatoes Ss
22 bbs Bermuda poTec nav 1rc oesn hun
d 5r SPpy od sna scdc have arrived quite
large quantities are epSTed n rossos ssye weakened
under larger receipts sweet potatoes IN sood aenana ana
fu late pricss when Choice poor dull and
irregular Bermuda and Egyptian have ruled WEAK ans
steadily increased in supply and market has ruled
,or "' Florida CELERY higher other Florida vegetables
nominal Charleston asparagus has @rtea
beets good demand and nm when cholGe o MS6h
ksie and spinach been fair supply but largely
poor and such slow and irrssps .hOSs ppv and
market weaker california vegetables have met good
Sss a. G snse about asG a. quoted
Se DO p sG"Se4 Ee per- crop SG 90
mi so s g Maine ne s Rss s Dg " Ss 81 %
2Gs2 "a do per s2as2 49, do poo, % god 81 800
MsT W s%e1 per Sas Sc as$ o do
s a. i0 ssd ~ Sass
o2 G Nh ye''0 per sS ssGsS do yellow do
red 81 75as2 90 per dozsn bunshss
s ssS 100 '2 Sa SSF's ' saSs go
s. 72 DO fs c7o s se oC Do Sao1ns per Srs o
DC Cd per sssl Bermuda per sSs 81 a
aifarna per dozen roots 25cGsi Is: '073c
do 0T bd2 S 1sT Eae Norfok per Dbl
s' r. So5 cs4sns p. s boSs ss'ps
s2as4 20 Okla saysns per c1mnsa sT Box
per peer. e'T cse saSss pea se''ss
S Sss ss, g Sa g. nsi fFs' R
s. beans TeTd1 per eGats a. Rn psr SS
socassi: do Jersey and Long Island Rgssia 7Scasl;
tomatoes Hayass per carrier re GOOD ss 'a"'
light supply and steady tea" at 2G
2 e. p e" sase FG sugar s" and
ply meeting good outlet I Hcnsy 3e RF well cleaned
p SS%ns at 81. e gs for Pe
fair and s NS Virginia sSasa 5 No
22 DSes sc shs sh@ 5aSc Pecan
4a44o per H. Hickory nuts scarce and nominal AT q ~
eI TA Pfr RTp sTRAw-HAY-Rece to-day did not
demand ana prices continue strong
Scr oil grades More prime and choice No ] could be
a. The extreme 1t is expected that delayed
farm work and soft roads will limit supplies OF hay for
ne Even the comparatively resources OF the river
not making much show in the stock and with worse
hauling elsewhere deliveries must run moderate.
STs Av-Firm with moderate supplies. Some selec-
lions make 45c but the wholesale market rated at Sa
aoiac as before. We quote: Prime. large bales per
100 N 3oisG75c: do. 656T0c No do 5Ils46211c;
10 do 45a5oc: small bales. 2':c less per 100 NJ for
clover mixed, 4jg52l2c; clover
.oS45c; salt hay. s5945c: Receipts OF hay and straw
g. .ons teported the Produce Exchange at noon to
dsv. Hudson River Railroad 500: Erie. go; Pennsyl-
vsnia 100: Delaware. Lackawsnna and western ~
We, shore 900 Ieh.gh Valley 40. river boats 100
total i4lo tons Receipts OF straw 20 tons by river
Receipts Of hay and straw at New-York for week end
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