New-York tribune., 1900-05-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

London April 30-Turpentne- Spirits 42s Cd.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
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Su the mar @ psn m ossns "s Ssres s s aha @ n
further lots ss'
s. ST. $ g oa. m a % sho $ 4a 49, do s pea SSass
yow eye choc. 5 w Is ] 'dos DO Slack a oup qc
ae ss pms & s. sa s. PTRs 8 IN
scn;c, sona 81 ss IS 'a sTeTn peas bags i'@sl l do
BUT'TEfIhs supply to-day light and With With
Very we'll paying full late prices Thers was much
to force further s though were re
goods and considerable Of the stock hrougnt the top
ront receipts and with call from out Of town
but close selections fancy half tubs sell l79lso
asse ssns on 0 aoRs rfada e OF esh
% ,Sy extras PER ~ S s@ ae s
H & s STAT. So day n hs sg n do s h c % ssGopS' do ws
l1se state dairy dists i5G; 90 sec
shc i is 90 rss e so w ss
& WeSen s sS 9 do gss sHas Sa
ter fanSy de c. do common to prime tai5c old cream
cry ssS Red of fas9 ns% full cheese
f0z than feeling qa Tn 0a
weaker Some lots Is Of large arg ce0Fed were engaged to to
sell the trier, and ioAc could depended
Il Eecslpts and few lots in sold promptly at
ll~c Small size full cream had very little demand from
oh o6Gn S % aave auS as n nas @
Gsn un ana a. @ a @ % SsDs ss @ fer
ansst lo%e: DO white large dnest
DO soa fs to & DO @9 Se1 % & do f%a s .ss KING
smal Shoes, 7laSsc: large, choice, s5tS7e .Part
do fair to good ial4 4e; do common $asfse fn skins
i2isgi2ss White fancy nl4ai2s: large
nn fn cream sh9ee S DO Sh GOOD q0ey to BRINE e st de-
common ] to O. fair sa1oc , ,. a.
for ali we'll graded gods Under quaities drag heavily
pe do 4c nG
good fine, l21saisc; storage packed frsts
2c ohsr souas s s dack
ssFi Ts sSsf ssS of apples are light and sell
f he SIe er0p srs n bera rom nFs n %sr m
Carolina there fair inquiry for the early deliveries
eeepts Of Nof1n carolina express going
o G1pa Zen ana pay @ FoS % TO any ' es oei
G So s. DO fair M 70 TO- sqsdd $aas 90 q d pa n0se to
per ib s. 5SGs4 So russe, RaxGr1 fair % to prime
e saSss So b SGrth aron P Mddstdns
s s to PRIME m 70 1sS5 per per 9 d @ 2 ?[aeF ac
Cmsn @ selling per g o;ne, varieties @ 1850
appiSs in fair supply 6u,
so have fa nqay With orms prcss we'll
soag held a,
fruits fruits Srss M and n9mnsy firm fruit selling M
Sc DO eho!ee o3.ass.s DO prime sagoe do sommon g
&c DO hops per 100 h. sia$ 5o do cores and skins
@ cos caorn MSoars d5 ol la
I2t3a18!:s peaches caltf2rHia peeled 6a2oe' do un-
c6a64s5 The GS1asns aeg:lPg the maSf @ arr &
quite ga good GOO deal OF stock coming forward but holders
this ENDS to make steady feeling here. We quote:
DO poor 70 fa 6sc DO lss 5a5S sS PscthG cSast 1885
@ fs DO 90 1855 c 20 PRIME sa % or T paGc H c1a
=, PoULTRY-A1IvE-R Receipts to- day. $ carloads by
ffeght M AdyiGe5 indiSats eral H. supplies in transit &d
quote: Spring chickens per pair 4oas0c fowls chickens
7nd 7os ts Ees eG R r Joe gsn @ DUCKS per Pa 800
Fresh receipts were fair though not not specially large bg;
s9%s sH with Sc all that H can T be & dGPendfd ed upon for
geese arriving. Philadelphia other nearby
h aenS squads o h a "' Fo%n o2pT ] as @ IN
little movement to-day and prices nomnay uncheng@d
toms q do poor 8e Droes ss @ ' to
2OG25c: fowls State and Pennsyyania good to prime,
picked prime se DO s9ahern NJ and
9ues eastern 40 ana @ Long Isand spring per n 2o
sq9abs choice Whit per dezen s2s2 30 o. small
Soang hens 30 j. i2al2e miSsa Young
6Toilers fancy dry picked 4a5e do sSsided lsai4c
4S fer o to s2Sq yelas 10 % 10 ae fowls
1 @ % no medium s DO %eEh i 0apRs 9nSs anSy anSy
ne average, No l. 10a1lc; geese. average best.
S"'S "P@rAroEs AND VEGETABLES Domestic table pe-
florida ei well When choice. potatoes dragging.
R ers sSPp IN nsng '9 but
held higher: Havana steady Asparagus In liberal
sonditSn & ana for such low s asESs mad
and drassns Csboags5 in aggSr E spPy AND , loT n
former prices. Nearby lettuce In liberal supply and
sTer and ny 1 fancy eHesded 81 80 String beans
dte a{"sa wH rev and Cher nsEeta-s witSou
ssa ssaaFf do W o4 @"G far ssSss % aPd . ooa
f apa 10 fa21 sar TO P s. s f 6 70 IeTse fair 70 pe
8 62 60 % State % per- per ,es n bag 45gsl 50; Maa
sfs 90 per ps6 s6 SGT asF 8 So %S 59
Do Espa per s. IS %
n oT aa'e psr %' carrier 5Saa p saT.s'sp
g3ae os PAS osT Tsdisea f@ oof per basket Ask SGo
R"barb 70? bunshes $2as+ strtns beans TIo,id@ &
81 GFS do atmSrG i9s 7as@s Do XoroS 5oca SQUASH
a 5orq per da Per as s a 5c ns Rass per- S6
@ a g % s 2s4 cap5s % @ do1fp Go ?ng6f %dTo
prime per lunches s2as4; do Maryland Della
SraFe 75es: do charleson per 6an6hes s2as5
& PF p4 ra sT e. DO osE 6r peT b a sn
81 50Gs2; do North Carolina Dbl crate, slqs2 o.
da per Gate Ks% Ing iSand Prr 6 o
75c do Norfolk 10000 do Baltimore SOC Lettuce Long
90 soi'hs5n RI per @ baye ?oyqs ~ % r.r,, s, m
gao prospect Of sustained prices receipts continue
@ @ 9 d. W Sls HTim S da aFse oasep s2.ss per 10? d. m
local t. use Psrfeot small bales Tor best ws;t
ket is strong. with advanced prices We quote: Long
3Hs rye receipts Of hay and st3aw in tons rtpored
read Re @ F $50 " peawae %as0n eg a
m So & Wr 5 tons 'o seb sh OF yssy % o rg tges
s and ma g 9S sy rail rail "a All R6h5 95ne5 stray ST tn dn
offerings and therefore sales were made The Price
Committee reported the official market firm a, lsc One
he would give lssc for 0oo tubs part OF IL The