New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-21


a. c 0 Selected a. MARI es5 prime 10 loss s g i be
ryf-IT TfF s'9eA iSs71ti'e ,,rr.
and there is scarcity Of choice shipping fruit and prime
SIN Selling comparatvey low but taey are cleaning UP
iarY Nell Fancy table pears tending IN sellers
Law "1-ary Eayeties quiet and un.mproved Fancy
aasay supplied win medium AID lower Qualities which
grapes now slowly and outsie figures rather extreme
having checked the demand to some extent Cran6erres
firm uEdsr light receipts but trade is still comparatively
81 1 90 sFee6 o,f 5a b yare b s92 7s e '
winter sorts. per double Dbl 81 25dSl -. open
$ soe s2as4 6 &c FuiT s'' Bose s. 1888
81 "g poor e far grades 4oeas peaches extra lanc{
saacy. large 10 10 basket a9a4Oc; Do small &53oa
o. Fsne Gaude and Green Gag 2o29e; common tin5fi
basket 9Gl2e Concord 7Qoe' NIAGARA s9lde DO large
white varieties 40aJoc black. SJ850c, black in trays
loo ~ 81 p white "a; Delaware S2gS2 %
s, iancy lsrEe Pc lqo $500 90 cf ee
aT 49, SI % no 20: p M e. 5oS5s 81 59
TT i SI9S7 90; cTiiDsfrsts per DBL - rssfinr
Small lots Of fruit arriving from the south are
Fa:a d RG9I G9' Weak a9 abo9s late figures
acAoeFIie plenty and easy but ofaer zaaH Iu1 MS,
apples evaporated fancy Ter n 6q6izc; do choice 81
sun dried sliced asa4l+c quarters, 4e; chops
Southern peeled sasc; cherries ioaI1e: rasp6srries
ig 20 sg oFe1 ic6 df alifornis Moor
park toaI4e; do Royal saec peaches California IN
HoPs-The local market is sun very quiet but 5eeEe
nor from Europe that suggests change
all qualities Picking in NewYork state is now nearly
eo2eed ana tne gieq Is p ssnatea a 10 there be @ un
G9q9e6g os mgh{Sg yisd han 25' Ies s Ses from
Tendon SIN further reduce the sst15ss Ct the ERss
Ss0P and =. 'hs Gs5pSn crop wa,eH n fns short u
execati5ns and the Weld NAV be 20 70 Is per- cent
than last year. We quote; state 1900 seedlings 10
ise DO dogmon to fair foaiisc Paeiac oast 1889
70 fair satlc' State or Pacific Coast lS's Sg9e' oa
POULTRY AL.IyT-Receip,s cars. Demand active active
and market firm with some choice heavy Iowl VS.; "-S
mana more than quoted We auots; sBT2s eAg a576e
TSSaoo = seflSgrriies continue moderate OF
We-rern fowls ana cbirlSens and while trade is not
peciaiIy active the feeling IS quite hrTn on fowls v
occasional sales masking higher th1n oG9La,ofS ne
fancy Western chickens are N snail pTopo5IFh rsTs
'S o s z' 55 Ige S I'D trevs Arms spring ducks in
Hight supply higher Eastern spring geese n Light
supply and nm s9g ef.4 i.ls do Scaled odiic
do average run eg1oc; Do common. Gase; old hens az
Phadeipha i8o: spring Chickens P6aisPhia, selected
iaSflc 0 o. Wes S A sy PEed 70 and
e pair i1o d scaled ~ &c lo $ - Ro In A., vest
9goS d. southss'sTP ayeTass 9sai oe SI State
dry picked average prime liall af Do 5SaiqSI 81
Western sGqA far to good i0q1osc old roos5srs
Eastern and Long Island spring 49, o. western 3
qS , Gof sEss E 5 Ser s azfn and s 40 50 &c
GAdE-Grouse continues fairly penIy ana on-s sni9e
ana pove- sell readily choice. The few wild ducks
very scarce, We qu9e sTeTs 55 Fngsb snipe ana
s sns -n PSFeE Zoe lss f 6ts 5000 75c
DO g-eenTing 25g8oc vsnison saddles 256aoe
P6TAToES AND VEGETABLES potatoes in lib
eral supply and moving rather Slowly EsIPs :. bjr6sr
md
CaGlifowers in light supply and steady Celery selling
gsans siFRS e2 saoic 5u5 poor stock
oSaaSe We auSte Potatoes. Long Island, PEI. 69L
s. 39lS$l - DC sac hi a 8 Ssi g. sweet potatoes
sew per Dbl S2GS2 e. do Southern. 81 vans Per PEE 69
g 81 s. @5as So % y-iiow 81 o59s1 - STATE ana
Western ys2 per b d2i0i Ir hs f5s ~ sGSi IS DO Or
enFe CogrLy The per 61T sl+s m XII S2qSs{ cab
Bags PER 100 Sass brussels sprouts per quart "a loe
d5o se3 eacubers PEI S slso6s2 90 corn per
I2 80 s 1 5eE 5ez Per per bag 56csi . lettuce
Sasaei 25i5s pumpkins, Per - sec SOC sauss1 Hui
p ~. Sink Fxchause price for sssndard quality is
HAF AND market was strong , to
daE With nc crate 5 u 1' msr Quick sale
vel cleared q tao7s sTaoes 30 .2a soinr bettsr or
ms fault appears number Of the present Western
INVOICES wrtrh have been harvest vet For most OF
80 -a raf-'
Grade. coming for slow part OF lle
md market weak at the prices named
qualities c hay IL not actlNe Il
provided good sizec TeseTEs
from receipts Of old during July ail1
Angus 1T7e American A9ricqIturist gives It's anai
estimate = he hav crop u United States as folo|s
The crop IS approximately 52Oo0oOo tons. or tV1OU
--,s 1sss than and some lb0oogso tons
-nsr-r1eraI,v heavy crcp % 1883 Ire crop
% full and somewhat
rInevenIv distributed. the Middle West I Is Far.9e
r+o ~ the terrftory Missouri River yielding
i-iifr=renv Middle and Eastern states the crop
EAR from sztsfactcrv n portions OF NortheaserI
PENNSYLVANIA Ohio and throughout large part o.
he ascri5sd wholly the medium crop some CON
ra-zsrr7 FOR the bulk is made up N the
rne~aIy good quality the hay. TIE new crop - be
--irr freely and prices average maternity
1899 with the uucertone one or
and country In many y the I'M
o-rsT dairy sections been obliged 70 begin
rae7i-r rav owing failure If We quote
prime LARGE bales G21=HS-c: No l do. $50
QO- No . do. s2A7S5c. No do full quality, It17ae"c
S-y H7T4z hieH large proportion IN The re
Cef-ts under 0roas- clover mixed 'er1oc
r-,-ar eol (770c AW-Steady and firm for good
10 prime Ions y Io4 5o Per 100 ~ poor
straw in tons reported tho Produce ExchanSe to-day
a- -sor we're Hudson River Railroad. $50, Dire 80
P-rr=7Ivania. 100. Delaware Lac1a2nna and Western
shore Lehgh Valley, 10 river boats 20:
-ra's1a-g Sc total 12os tons RECEIPTS Of straw" 90