New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28

S9si % do light weights 25G5oc; do malard. 10000
mon Hso 2S9sOc rabbits per pair 2O@25e. jack rabbits.
rt POULTRY ALvEReceip,s for the week. 40 carloads
being Carried over Os unSsH and aS s sSF 10 GO
with further decline to oc this move
declined in sympathy with the general market Average
held about STEADY though oStside rres i s1Ppy ana
light supply and Arm we 9noei Fowls i nsr iT , loo
S6Gea as &C. goosers S. Es
DRESSED Receipts for week 1925 pgs, has been
week as with %o three Wse se 5
mesh Eied poultry have not been large but general
2gd Kn undesirable ss 9r mos all grades Fresh killed
have been carried alive up TO this time running
average grades Of toms freely offered at acc
though occasional exceptionally fine lots Of chickens work
out shade higher Scarcely any fancy soft meated Vest
iSSgl2kc possibly lSc but average grades of Western
extreme Nearby chickens have also shown undesirable
prices western fowls in fair supply but really fancy
QUANTITY Of good useful fowls ncu n
feed lots have had to sell at 10G10c CaPons have not
demand has been better and 6es Ei
ducks and geese arriving shoT poor quality ,a and
Tame squads continue in lighter supply good demand
and firm Frozen poultry has had only moderate out
sell and offering Inducements Whenever they thought ii
Quote Fresh packeGTurEeys young hens average best
PsT 10 average grades ado a d SeRs ola %
sGso do poor a@SG bTos5s Philsdepha to n
large 15G16c do mixed weights iiG18c: do state and
average best loGiIc: do scaded, average best i0aic
DO fair TO good eg92c chickens and fGWis state ana
fair good 9alolac fowls, State and Pennsylvania
good aaioisc ROSTERS 7@7i3c: capons Philadelphia
small and slips i1a12c Ohio fancy large 14G5c:
Wessrn large r SgS 6 do sms snd ps 700 TO-
prime Sc; DO poor 6q5c: squads choice large white
be0s and os No S0qns h6s vo1nF toms M e
2 hrOilerS
scalded I3al4G chickens fancy soft meaed l2,Ec %
No 1Oi2c do plain 9a9l5c; ducks. fancy. 12zc do
P6TAr0Fs AND 1FGETA ESRece1pts Of potatoes
for week 90 s4 bbls exports 179 bills state and West
has been moderate owing to the cold weather desirable
Bermuda have been more plenty two steamers arriving
little doing in other grades OF potatoes sweet potatoes
light supply and steady 0ld onions fairly penty out
slowly at low figures; Havana have declined but close
wave in Florida has practicay cut off shipments
5 out prompiv when shaTin attrsctive quality but
frozen or otherwise poor stock drags at low ana regG
within ranges Quoted Norfok Rse and spinach was in
week arrivals have been lighter and the market gradu
tinpes very low New Orleans vegetables in light supply
have been frozen in transit and for such low figures have
to be accepted state cabbages in light supply higher
Canada urnps steady other vegetables about as
$SSse do fair to good 81 5oa$4 80: do Havana to
prime, S0HNt 10 floil-S, 20 prime 80
prime per- 1Ss bag 81 s5@$1 76 Sweet potatoes Jersey
s. -; do Hagsna 81 e9a}I g. do Orange COUNTY white
s. y DO e Eastern Whit per Dbl s. 5@s2 do yssT
white per Dbl s. 75aS2: 10 yellow 81 25a$I 81; red
81 % asparagus California per dozen lunches S3@$4
North Caroline per 100 lunches $3aS4 % Florida
81 do Bermuda per crate. S1asl 30; celery California.
= dozen case 81 50a$3 cauhowers California per case
y 75g$a % do Florida half bhl basket 81 22aS2;
nuda per crate $14$ 30 chieory, orleans per bill
S4Q$5 elephants. Florida per halt bb box S2ds3 50;
5b 6s$ y cttaee P5r TS aney per- S half oh Ba
@t DO poor 10 9Tms Per 9ase Sla$3 S @-9 a.
Sl 5oa$ "a parssJ Bermuda rer case $2a$3; radsbes
Florida per haf hbl basket s1aSl 5o romaiae Bermuda
per crate SlMSl 90 rhub2rb lai.fornta per cozen
s. o4S5 Do noor 70 prime Sass; spInecr Norfolk per
Canada, Russia. per Dbl 55as5e; do Jersey and Long
sUNDRInS- HoTHoUsE PRODUCTS dollhouse prod
ucs have been in light supqy and generally firm for
We Lettuce fancy. dozen. 81 do fair prime,
S9a$2 So do No 50c@$i mushrooms Common to ch6ce
per H. 25a'SS t9mstoes per w. Ug"'c dshes per
steady 27lsq2sl.c per MAPLE sUGAR-About
cleaned up and With no new arriving as yet the market
efs EaiIoR on syrup % w g. HSnL supPy ana
ira ted Whit gs'sg 10 amber az lee; S9g.heTn e
demand and rn3 speeay for sheea rge245 scare
chory nuts ana GthgT nuts receive nte nt1enton We
4G4ac: do shelled 4d4lc: do No 1 Spanish. shelled,
a4Se; pecars zaSisc; hickory nutsj per bush 5o9
Hay AND STRAW HAY-Business somewhat i'm
peded today by the cold weather but prices did not
weaken. receipts were again moderate and good
trading is evident We Prime
bales per 10 81 laN90c; No do s2lsaS5c; No DO.
77l@S0c; No do. 70G 724c grade, 5aG9c; salt hay
4Cfi2 c; clover mixed I5GIT2c clover To0I2sc small
bales quoted 2i2C under above rates .STRAW-AH
grades Of long arm the cf 12l2n
100 h Receipts Of hay and straw in tons reported nj
Produce Exchange today Hudson River
450 Erie $3.50; Pennsylvania. 2D Delaware, IacEa
Western 20; West Shore no.; Baltimore and
Ohio, 20; total 1850 Receipts Of 1870
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