New-York tribune., 1901-03-07

Very % fer turtle yellow 2 eye IN email sPsBgs snP n
sfo5aa % s best " 0 9iI hd 59 s@y nGes at s S. weak 9
@ sgn pess & SF haS in Glay 6n9 na pgioe Green ana
Scotch in light demsad We auo{e Beans nas52%. II w.
do pea choice 0bls s. 20 DO red kidney choice 81 a
choice 81 as do black turtle soup choice 81 20
a$l so Dc % ns ca'Ta5 - SSS5 Se lmpTega ] mas
bags s. 22as 22a % Scotch sa hass 81 24q$Ml M 80
ased pretty free trading ana stock is moving out OF rt
table grades the feeling steady to hrm with the
highest grade showing most strength Buyers are taking
hold with feeling Of confidence and this seems to insure
good clearance this week The MesteIn pdehigs @ ot i %
having outlet present exporters are get
e shade prices little when business viii result there
5 s9sSas 9 do I2EsF grades 30 17gi8s lT
finest 2c b fresh S'a rsts i9daoo do thirds 70 sec
l6c; lower grades isai441c: State dairy frkns sum
1S do 6% esd MsteTn nff2n @s %se act6 e
e e6oce 1Ss al4i.e factory or dairy lower grades
PRIME iiasc rolls fns5 fPeh cboice Ia5e 90 Common
40 40 prime prime l2al4c repoyated butter fancy 1sglS'se'
CHEEsE-Demand continues active especially from
ben b0Hr in fha @ neay tG al S and
no-IS snnan sizes Local demand continues good ana
fun cream Prime request steady but
coored and as @ for @ iTf"T dao full
a % made ccs soe fancy 12s u God DO ~ Wh9 ta1S
Gle; do common to fair. 9i24lolsc do l3Tge fai
DO choice, lOl2 lie; prime 1GG10l4C; do
mon 10 fair 9laa9%c light skins small choice Sa49c;
fair 10 good. 5q5l@c. do 3g4c; full SKINS
Haze.
EGGs-Arrivals continue but Of cold
weather and larger outlets at primary points'haNe s
lated speculative bidding and prices have recovered "a
lc II decline. We quote: Jersey State and
Pennsylvania, fancy selected white lT2c do brown lc
good 15i94l5c: Kentucky, l5$sq16c; other Southern
15T15iac: drties 14@dl5c checks 13@9l4c; duck eggs
c5a30c,
FRJTTS-FRESTI- Receipts of apples light and
cleaning up pretty well; steadier than yesterday
Cranberres held unchanged but trade continues uiI;
High grades meet fair demand ana
rule firm while medium and lower qualities are selling
slowly ana prices wide range strawherrles are d
burg fair choice. per bb. $@as3 Northern spy iaF
to choice So 5Oas4
FOPS-There continued dull trading and prices ar are
no more than steady. outside ngures are lu HsI
ANY pressure 10 would necessttate the acceptace ~
somewhat We quote: STATE l'ou, r =,
Per N I9a20c DO good prime l7dlsc Dc common 10
Coast 1900 choice 1sdt9c; do good 70 prime ine
do common to fair l4d 15'2c; do l699 poor 70 cho
sQl4c: State and Pacific Coast is"S' 'Q'c' 0'D 0'1'
2a5c. - .,.s,.r,v
nay AND STRAW-HAY-The market has suoGsl'y sH y
felt the pressure Of comparatively large surp, 90, % rer
prices weak with the undetgreaeb tt I'D mar
els small bal,s felt change in tone very ~
The weak feeling market was rather -
quote: Prime large h9es A. "55fI7Tjsr. clover
aOga2lac; NJ do. S5as1xc; No 40, & tH4 80 "a,
rue were 22c per 100 n less than atoNe ia"se .
SAN-Firrl al S2isNS7i9C per 100 M FOR iohs T>e ON
stations Receipts Of hay and straw u ions o..
railroad $50; Erie $50: Pennsylvania 100; l>elaNaae
and Western. 200: West sh9s ~ IsS Iyy
VALLEY S1 Baltimore Ohio, 20: Central OF NeN-tis
10. Vernon, Central 30; total 1870 tons Recepfs 't
straw, 14O tons by rail-
Receipts Of hay and straw at New-York FOR week end