New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-01

o2d 81 1Sasf Z, medium choice 81 eoas S. DO poor
BUTTER-The delay in the delivery of stock made
m Taihsr rig sht supply today and with pretty good
sold quite generally occasional lots OF Very high
scoring goods going fraction higher First and seconds
paGkings OF imitation creamery and factory little
goods has been improving little. butter firm
per 23e do 6rst 22g22se DO seconds 2ia2l &c DO
rsts 3a@ic DO Seconds eaoc state dang tins etc
dgt MS!en Imitation eTtameSE fanGy 2ig2i aS DO
fancy 2iS DO common to Go CHOICE COCOA packing ss
sa 5t% 8s 9
to home trade but supplies increasing signify and
scsifs5 ET ot held about ,eady Only few small
quickly picked up by exporters generally lie New
and SIS 81 for White We quote fa
Do good to Prime fqq do Go 6m ShS to fa
iisai We do good TO pT fA 90 common SnGrG
s to fe G" ST, e full FULL ian small cG9Tsd
ch2isei iIglIHe do fair to good oq6a. do large
s mn D sa2ce sSs j. }3 o5 sSS
EGGs1Market hrm on fine selected goods buyers
grades mSye SLOWLY Dtes steady Checks nrmer We
bsgksd DO aEerags best lal7S western
Gin soTthern l5s 99S dres bAc checks. l44.
FRUIrS-FRESII-R Receipts apples are moderate and
there is little inquiry, holders are showing
prices rule slightly in buyers Pneappes are
strawberries in TO-DAY but moderate ppes are
coming in from North Carolina for which trade rather
Roxbury good 70 fancy per Dbl SASS 80; do golden
s. 3as4 70 Ben Davis good to faRcy 81 5Sas4 DO
d n are NO FS TO fair 2 P sa@s 8 SS
Spen,sb fIaoo smS9h SSyenne per box $3a$4 do red
case So 5oas8 stSwberres North Carolina T refrs sr
North Carolina express fair prime, l2aIec do Ghares
good choice i5a2Oc south Florida good to Shoics
g b5f P4%r to md f2 'F 9f evapor,,os ample,
snG"s w y15y e change available offerings light
hrmy at fun late prices. sun dried apples light
waste held when Not much doing in small
Apples evaporated 1901 fanty per- n iGi,c dc
,oe do prime o. aoi3G: do common to good
90 POT to prime 3dSi5c: do sur dried sliced North
York ohio ana Michigan 4sa5sc do western ia5c
34 DO chopped per n s. 56as2 do cores and
state Fennsyyania 4 S@ do sog m.G 'Gs 2
MoorpsTK EFT prime tGSG lpricots California
1GelSi Ii0lsc do unpeeled 7alosc prunes california
hi2rs noe6 ma 5j is Without change Of
here ar" making firm confident holding of all ~radc.
i7ISc d ca ggI Tnoioe per H. l'gl22c 10 Irm@
Coast 1a"I 40 common 70 prime. Ial2r: Pacific
stat" and Pacific Coast. olds. 4a7c
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-The uarAe, is steady at full
and surplus on hand At the Close the Outlook for
Pbges was o9nsh!ns stronger We Prime
50 6oads grade $3.50 Cover yaT r6Sei 1915
S!3H~r 300 soc small bales. 2'7c large.
SIttA"-Steady tor long 75dSOr Receipts hay
and straw In tons reported the Produce Exchange
noon today: Hudson River Railroad $50 Erie Railroad
20 rennsyivania Railrold 80. Delaware I.fckawa anna
Hid western Railroad, West Railroad lie
nigh Valley Railroad. 80: Western Railroad
90 river boats 2lo: total tons receipts straw
Gay, % tons by river. total -
ports q hav in bales week London II O.6. 20
i~,liI 5ots 10 hun. $50. TO SOUTHAMPTON
5@i "9s 70 Havana G3 to Progress Isl. cayenne
- 10 bermuda. 3l2. To BaTaCal
receipts Of hay in York FOR week ending
aILl 20: Hudson River Railroad. :. $50 Erie Railroad
and Western Railroad. 90 Shore Railroad 3tO IT,
hEh valley Railroad. lao baltimore Ohio Railroad
80 ontario and Western Railroad 81, Railroad
81 jersey
straw. $40 80 '' We
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average reccD-s ~
Ik anu cream AT the railway distributing points and
follows. ' '' ' ''