New-York tribune., 1900-05-27

Sun ssa }ss mons:
berries: evaPeraed iskal5c cherries 1Saise aprsos.
peaches. caiii9Tnis peeled i6a2oe; DO unpeeied go
HoPs-shlpments Of Only . bales show how small .hs
and more Sssnd dnd Is az preS EoeSn M sa1s M are
we had better qualities to offer The demand to-day
dealers The quethess trade changed the tons
Of so or BOTH state ana Pseae coasS % sus he1 @
and some Of sss can 70 be Sous H al e our o%e. &
to prime 1oai2c: do DOOR to fair sasc DO is5s 5se
o G GSa' to @ s aS s a. si & DO sS9d to a gs
a., Ut I:Y5AIIyE-Thers little trade
and western per n I7Saoc soutbs4n. iSI4e: fowls
per, per ~ .ds sS ROSTERS es turkeys 7gso ducks PEE
bREssED-ouite fresh lots Of ICED fowls today.
than this vita ts cares aS % aay ssaa Maa & DE
for finest fowls and few holders would hesitate
have sod out @ eR Re IT, Bs Bs5 INVOICES 10 % esn adc a nses
supplies for next week and the outlook easier Fresh
sP;lG'g ducks in some seeumulati2n and selling very
tame squads in fair demand ard steady but small and
dark very slow Frozen poultry has very ntIe move
keys hens aysrsgs best seIoc toms sass:
do z to n sversgs 70 pair 2oa25s do Western and
1sasos DO scaldsd n ana average 70 pair. is
Pennsvana 90 gaF GOOD 10 10 sIsass SI@ M % W S'c ss
9l@qloe do Southern and Southwestern prime 9qloe:
and and Long Island spring 70 l5c SQUADS ehSss.
sIasl culs 50g75c; frozen turkeys. young hens.
Io1r ~ 7 ta WSfa {Gung hs5S SS etT ions h G ss5cy
dry picked Halle scaIded IsaIic fair 70 good
age 10 l. Sai6c do So 7asiS fowls Is dy picked 10
do medium % %esnt Ras SsRa ds fancy Sy Ioiic do
PoTeToEs ASD vF,iErNsI.fsL potatoes in
quite liberal supply today nearly 5000 e5s arriving;
soc lower; ;ew fancy exceed quotations bur hsgres
and value. Onions in liberal supply and weak Aspara
csbbases meet fair outlet at steady Prices Bsets weak
lover Green peas sold gairiv with p4iees sVera-ng
shade higher String beans steady at unchanged prices
ranges squash duii and weak tomatoes quiet
Taass a6oq, quSlsd: We quote: Pets!aes bermuda.
s 'S oV & d9 eeeeqS - So y ~ ' sSi S2 Ss s. 100
sss per o s n dna bs sas TO- p Maine @ 10 Der Sa or % bS S
Co;ossa per dozen bunebes S5GSs 90 do extra prime
s. SGa 81 80; do prime s2eS 12 culs Sla 80 sests
DO ca1es35 a psG H0a , % s % f9 Fo u S5
crate 81 25gsl - cueumSers CRareston per Saskss
S2aS2 so; do savannah basket 81 5oaS2 q DO Flor
plants FI6rids per crate. siGs2 onions Bermuda. per
GsSl p @ 3d. SS s b. De5 do 0s psr S 81 % ps 90
Mafyand Ian per oaske % - 20 90 ESssefn sHSIs PEI
basket 75e; Norfolk per half Dbl 5oG.5s: DO xOTh
lima. per basket 81 25si So Charleston 75c9si 8;
do per crate. 50q Zoe squash Southern basket 75c
GaY %%D sr feF Week Sss = Ssd an uu
usual run . OF sf5 local trade ana 6ae & Fesen1 line OF
supply thu the largest @ part beng Canadian The rnaTses
TO prevail until after Memorial Day We quote: Prime
small bales, per loo n 90G@21Ac No l. $50
sIlc No s29qs5c; No 3, I5QIIlac no grade, je96oc
STRAW-NaTket firm and steady with enough
round sales hold up prices We quote: Good &c No
I. 72i5GT7Iec; choice Soc full Receipts Of hay and
reported "A the Produce Exchange
day: Hudson River Railroad 40 Erie Rail-
$50 Pennsylvania Railroad 81 Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad 20 tons West Shore
Rairoad 70 tons; Peeish VALLEY az Railroad 90 TONS toms; 9 %
tons by canal 1876 tons total 1886 total FOR week.
1854 total last week. 1l45 to-day
Z S6 bales. Receipts ot to-day; 100 by rver
90 rail; 40 by canal; total -. receipts
for week. lao receipts last week. 12i0 tons