New-York tribune., 1903-02-01

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HAY AND STRAW-HAG-R Receipts made the best
showing toiay that have come forward for many weeks
trade quiet, usual. but dealers were
aratiied that they would not have open
Mondays market vim lack of material Prices in to-
trade wel supported and it was expected that
for top grades would held OH Monday We
quote: Prime. large bales per 100 10 81 oo Ne 92l$ca
81: No . $50 95c: No s. !5as0c small bales 2:aoc less
than large: clover mixed prime 5ds5c; clover clear.
prime. 65dTOe .sTRAw-seady for long rye. with
Receipts of hay and straw. in tons reported at The
Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson River, 500:
Erie 500: Pennsylvania, 90 Delaware Lackawanna and
Shore, Gle; Lehigh Valley. 20O Balt
more and Ohio so: Central OF NewJersey, 80. Total
22G tons week. 5000: total last week 7l5o
tons Exports 1876 bales. Receipts Of straw
by river; do for week $50 TONS do last week
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