New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

changed hands without OF the
dairy pals have been in small supply with SUI
Creamery has seldom been choice very few lots coming
G%od 'n3a TO Wp aTy has sold mostly in range Of ii
l3c the quality being below tine Extra guilty would se
moderate sale to SHIPPERS packers bakers and stocks have
seller and a day tadehas been very quiet
Creamery Seconds ....;..--l az
state 9s extra e e 32 f p e1hr't'li 81
E ESH1Si nrs fs'.":. %gag5 western Dairy
Firsts ..........i5 all ENtIa hrss......"l3 9l3'a
State barry Do seconds........ s20 .
1917 I@ns ssS a;.,. 5 si i2to
DO seconds. al2 DO. seconds.....-.. a
t $ Gr. s..,.:,:llS az az Grease a."
CHEESE.
r Rf I G OF Yss s?S gHf exports e2os g aS
a'y snced to ne close o. t weg~ Wit Ms' VI ne Of
so,k This wsk oPeG n yy 29 .S e 80
payins the PRIDE II has been realized therefore rarely aud
IN somewhat speculative way when buyers had atb that
the advance here would be followed by CORRESPONDING i'm
S'yS Very little nave asy The ayices nom tho
IgI's s1!es PIT a. 6gr with Tuiing price Sc;
l He F E.' sS72 At 7a9c with ralns price at
s9c. Tie situation is considered ia'oIanle 1 5l
advanced of early tie season In England arrivals
have gone freely INTO consnmpton ana aees noa , ngn'
able feature jGly cheese been closely sold
sympathy " tn i cream stocks there were Of very
have had better advanced choice mild lots arc
now scarce and wanted e ,,r ,h,
S, eream %11 fancy ,@ sae S mR Ray at
Pc i so %, 9ihoa1 skins "a
Do Good to Prime s ono ct"ry hs a ns 9@o
DO Common Fair..7'407'' to Prime
Receipts for pkgs There has been little change
in the market past; arrivals have been very
mPg I s sa When peaenes become plenty
S9 E os a nGG9 re on ' sale s"d being ares
price state fresh gaiheled Ss h small receipt and
there not many now oHeyng 4e is Sp M Nohsr
niiana fresh been current at 1872 &c for bar
Wetrn rpS have been good deal neglected unless OF
brands the current rate 95 good y S ss
res There are of held stock in store which are
greatly neglected
state per ..ll&9l5 Tarwsstern per aCzishSlsa
Canadian per doz OLA "ss,erh' iniei'o''p'ii2 MIA
I" o D,rSs and NortRem Eggs in cases "a 10
p i%'l'" 'D". ..D.r., r.'si3a.a4
DRIED FRUITS BIRRIRs.
Receipts the week 765 pkgs exports Of dried apples
sow at 9c for choce to fancy sundreI
duh without features Of interest New Georgia evapor
e%tpt few new raspberies lac Cherries held
with little more confidence Backberres show Increased
Apples. Evaporated DO coo va. cn ana ny" 1917
po o'. eysp. choice = a sL Do, Tenn, coarse :,
p I5o s svap fa Pu,"o 6lsS Peaches evap
% s 2s0 DO DO %@Sseisa halves @4s g
Sliced Ina BS S IaS rs fy sIS Is Is ali
small Ids. 1l20 ga Cherries. lss6'prime ,o,
Do Sbi er' round lots o., Do cy common to good 81
Do Ohio and Mich Blackberres, 1856. 6'4@ 7
| FRUITS BERRIEs-FREsH.
Apples are plenty. selling slowly and show some de,
any reasonable poe About 90 carloads of Maryland and
s%ppy from jersey prices all kinds but the de-
81 ne Is creating more demand and there large trade To-
fruif
shippers beginning TO quite quantity Mary ana
jersey BASKETS at 4oc to 81 So
auir at the gmres quoted Fancy Bartlett sell well
goo price up TO 20 per Gnshe S eSte b bGr
outlook unfavorabe however as presevers are sad 10
Of adding thereto Grapes had demand equal 70 the
supply and prices are fairly steady Lighter receipts
turned the market IN sellers favor best mountain nerres
yan s aSo Saseons selling slowly prices very
irregular few lots from keyPor' arTce' os, ooa .,
odenOnrgperbOI ooe 90 Do Jersey Dbl I S99@ 90
Dc Nyaes ppn SSS 80 Do HRvs. OG Fav 500" 10
R S 'I %srsshan 5 55% 50 Bell Scooter
Extra basket Boa rs DO Bua bb..... 25a so
Do Nd, lair TO prime 6u6 % Plums, Egg, up oo. , ~
no. IersHy MT, 6oS 80 Do Lombard Dbl 500 200
4 3D. Cniis'- POO 40 DO. Green Gage,cr 4oG 80
Pears bartlett Do Damson. $50 SO
Va, ofate''''. 5Oa soo r,..,..r,...,..
Grapes. Delaware, ~ ~ HucEeloerrles[ "a .,
! DeI ai Va. Watermeons ga. 90
= ner NJ - 100 10 G.. per 100. Is 0o9 35 90
Do. Niagara C., Do \; C..---.-.-:- oooG2Voo
Do. Martha, Nc, FAR .....;;- . 90 10 w
DO Perkins Nc Muskmeons-
! } per B........ 40 GlAnne Arundel, per
{ ord Va DOl. GOO %
/ per Be..." 20 sIDo Va. aud Nd, .
ford nd i 81
% Ives Ia 40 9 Do South Jersey,
Huckleberr's, Mt Jenny lAnd--- oO~ ~
= bu. box. 600 o0Do. keyport...... 2oOG 2oO
DO. qt....-.... 10 ol
Do. Jersey, Sd IL
/ at Do1...... oOU 90
Receipts for week 900 bales exports. bales imports
1867 bales Upward of 5000 bales OF American and German
hops nom England by the recent
advance result much eer Offering and weak
unsettled tone u prices Buyers are not incline, !,
to do much present amt any pressure 10
proved visible supply OF 1885 hops In this country
DO SUFFICIENT meet posiu'o io
quirements for another year.
state. 1885 chocc..27 a2s state 1854 ;..is g2222
Do good 10 prime "a as Eastern, 1888 ......l6 GO
Do low to medium is as Pacific Coast. 1885 l6 a25
! POULTRY GAME. =,
Live poultry still in heavy supply anu prices
cdedy lower but the low rate ruling Grazing
though WYNN
be necessary ind an outlet for all The arrivals ,,,
Dressed poultry Is also IN frec receipt anu SLOW"
than plenty aud large buyers supplied Their %
delpi.a dry pick Selections Fowls are sts.e
than kens Western dry picked selling AZ oe To-
occasionally up lie. IN small way fnh"ioPns %
doing better, but other KINDS roma'h "u'i oq""o' wv"
AMI weak. -. -, -, q, .o~ mai, fo
prime Frozen snpe and plover unl ahu A.
Two barrels backblIds sold ~ ihco '~""'N
poor yenison Offering at loo and no buyers
English snipe doz 2 0092 80 Plover dog Iog ao
Wovdcock per pair .. 81 % Disadvantages dozAe CIV