New-York tribune., 1903-01-14

for week 4 s5s % e9i= m 23 bags g s osHs 5sssdg e.
with prices showing very change. sweet potatoe
@ ner SnGangeG; aI ing Inions nsf so1 larry % I outlet
when showing attractive quality CHOICE new 5ees sIa
crate demand ana weak Celery has ms good outlet
maSet aSe ne ane signify o%
%aafber AZ po % aa l PIES is na ,tfl rpeT eg market ard
prices in some show advance Kae and spinach
generally for spinach and rather slow for kale
nsatisfaetory recent sales not Exceeding
poor irregular string have sold fairly within
ranges enoted Tomatoes generally poor other - vege
per obi g 5oass 5o Dc Long Island s2as2 3 do state
sack 81 sSgsI go 90 Msine per sack SIS2 x =; do Be
do basket sqs 81 onions. Orange County red per
bag S1qSi 81 do Connecticut red 81 5Ggs2 do yellow s
hb s2asi: 10 yellow 81 25qS2 10: do red 81 25aS1 %:
beets. old per bb Si@sI q DO new per 100 100 Sunehes
eauifdowers fnp fsla1d eE I s2as5 do FLORIDA per
6ssket s2ass o do caiifona m per case s2@s q celey
California per case s4as5 do State Per dozen losoc
Orleans bbI s2&se escaroe ssqse; eggPants Flor
kohirPb NewoTisa5 b@r 100 ssqzs4 ettmce North
T1T2na dT3n xf per 5ase m 5SegsI DO aFsS6n @ l & DO
pers Florida carrier 81 se@s2 gsnigs pa b6
New Orleans PEI bb s2as5 so; Tomaine. New-oreans,
gok S4 pF b 81 @ So nE bsans aa I per-
crate Sass % DO Mexican per box SlqS1 90; parsley
s1gsl .; turnips Ruzs5a io7S5c; white.
sam6ef9 5ohouse per Dozen P s. sI 5o le9s per
10,
zoo punches. 81 501S3: tomatoes. per 10 1Jd3Oc-
Observation-Disclosures Products-AIarkst has continued
sfactory Lettuce neEeeted and seldom exceedinE soa
35c Cucumbers mostly exceed s1IS1 D
Radishes steady Tomatoes firm fancy but drag.
We quote: Cucumbers 81 lettuce,
Dozen 20Tioc; mushrooms per 1063Oc; radishes
100 lunches. 90 509s3; tomatoes. per 15G30c.
Beeswax-Prine domestic is in very small supply.
have been placed little higher Maple SuFar-Ony
Jobbing sales reported but stocks there
gallon for Ginseng-The about
little stock arrives, but showing much
Southwestern root So 1884 IS per 10 western
S4Gs4 80; Northern and Eastern $5Gs5 80. Honey
fair supply arriving from Cuba and trade is quiet We
quote: State, clover. comb fancy per 70. 15G16c DO
fair good 1314c: do extracted 77zc do buckvheat
comb l2gl4c do extracted. o3=11e do California ex-
tracted 6l9d7c Southern gallon 60G 75c
Nuts-Hickory held steady. but demand light Very
little doing in black wanuts or butteruuts Jumbo
have advanced about ~ and closing firm hand
picked an5 shelied steady demand
Pecans still quite plentiful mostly ordinary
Hickory 1902 bush, So j0dS4 1901, 81 seq
81 80; bunuts siFs2 butternuts 5ocs1 black walnuts
virgIis hand picked Jun7bo. per ~ 51EQ5%c fancy
415G4s4c do extra. 81 65%4c No spanish shelied
4h@4%c: DO No 3G3+c; do No Virginia sheiled
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-sIuch TO the satisfaction Of
both buyers and receivers the larger roads made quite
satisfactory deliveries to-day. and few repettons Will
relieve from q good deal st7ble
which has ruled during the shortage Prices for all
useful grades OF held all they recently
gained. and the market closed firm figures
We quote; Prime large bales per 100 ~ 81 o5i No l.
aTIzcds1 No . sTIz a9nc: TodsOc; clover mixed
75@s0c; clover clear prime 65d7Oc .STRAw-Sup-
plies OF long moderate. sud all round lots
sellers at 75TT717c WITH selections at size
Exchange at to-day: Hudson River Railroad 40
Erie 100; Pennsylvania go Delaware Lackawanna and
and Ohio 70: Western, 10; total
tons; receipts of straw. 40 tons by river.