New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

81 sO s2SS . O. Ms a@ and other Eastern: 5
HoTao 81 % R fg o9ssEs oSsSs .,..
esrs weak Radishes steady Rhubarb lower Lettuce
TOPS bush box, SOC: CUCUMBERs Boston No l.
B gozeH y 60Q$1 10; LETTUCE Eastern per Dozen
b SARB per dozen bgnehes 2q5Oc: MIST
TOES & S5q4 aoss-i''''S Per d. i'''O' TUNA
carloads IN the market while receivers are carrying
during the week fowls chickens and ROSTERS but sup
b are very heavy and is mpossbs 70 clean up close
TS TepLs and prospects OF better market next week
We quote SPRING cH1cRENs peT r. ic ?' FoW1s
DUCKS Western 75Gs5o do Southern and southwestern
sf ~ soo4t.Oc; GEESE Western per pair 81 5ge
EoNs. per pair. soc. DREsSEDGSome of the delayed
delayed IS ana out TINS rhe Ggn vs Gyt o
b be 1oaay Tor fresh killed poultry but the market
ale receipts and the feeling about steady choice
vory little other fresh tIied poultry arriving
opportunity considerable stock was moved during
kad {h1qgh at IRREGULAR figures We quote Fresh
7ec 10 young toms l7q1sc do mixed average run 100
KEYS SoutSefn and re dry picked average
S dos fancy laTGe 16glIe; do other Mes' e5
do small and slips. 1aQ14o CHICKENS, hroiers, n and
average run 622o de- NeEYor ana dry
6 8fRS fancy 2Gg2c DO aTssgs run iSlsS do Ph
17c; do New-York Pennsylvania dry picked fancy,
loo; do to medium. 1o41c do Western dry picked
Southern and Southwestern dry picked 129
lSc do Western. scaded, 12g3c 90 TO
medium. 10q11c: Southern and Southwestern sclded
average 12G13c; do poor medium. 1Og1lc FOWLS.
1Sc; do Western dry picked, medium selected cus
OUT 1Sc do selected, heavy, 122c do average run 4g
dS12ci DO poor to medium lOa1l4zc; 60 So1hen and
southwestern, dry picked average run, 124121sc do
Western scalded medium size selected, culs out $50;
do average 12q12c DO poor TO medium 1O911 &c:
do iced 12a12hc; Southern Southwestern scalded
Ecalded. 1Oc; DUCEHLNGS Virginia per n 2OS;
sQUABS prime white. large per dozen S2ISS 90; 90
mixed 81 1888 do dark 81 30 do cus per Dozen oOg
I5c; TURKEYS, frozen, hens, No ], 2O2lc; do toms
No l, Zoe; do No 14G16c do old toms No l. 1sqleci
broilers milk fed. dry picked. 10 and under 70 pair
22Q23c: l. 10000; scalded. 161Sc; broers No
fancy 1617c; do soft meated. 15G16c; do average no
13q14oi do No 2. sg1Go; FOWLS sG1Sc; DOChs' Iz@
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-Ths run OF the week in tho
hay trade without being specially bright has had less %
tinge noted a number OF pre-
vious occasions The lack OF prime hay continues but
has been active enough to be quoted at new ana better
range. with desirable movement Receipts have NOT
siderable confidence in good undergrades No quoted
steady round higher price. We quote; Prime. large
bales per 70. nominally $50: No l. 77aQSOc; No =
65Q70c No g. b0G6Oc; shipping, 4045c; clover mixed
e069s5c: do clear 50a57isc STRAW-Iong rye
liberal invoice marks exceed 6 Receipts OF hay
straw tons, reported the Produce Exchange at
Erie $780, Pennsylvania So Lehigh Valley 100; Baltimore
New-Jersey, 90: total 1850 tons
5000 TONS last week, $3.50 Receipts Of straw
80 tons; for the week 400; last week. 40 Exports r
Brazil 150 London. 16S4 Santiago $50 Porto Rico 1oi
total, 1880 bales. -.
IS 90 April IS II: october. SO 20 TIMOTHY, 81 so.
ALSIKE, SIS 25.