New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

ontte5 was fully 1Ac lower No IN imitation
Is very moderate but the faneiest is held about
% arsts a$i4 DO seconds sn.''6 26a2c DO lower
so eoe state dairy tubs fancy p pc do drsts
sta State dairy tins ISL ale Western Imitation cream
factory rsts sc DO seconds DO thirds
S@4g5fs SHsEgr packing ing stock toek lIaisc,
and co mas oeen shaded in instances both white
sizes sr %hite have occasionally brought 1olze small
aeoD hs a6oq5 steady the basis Of oc FOR eoloTed and
Irther change Gable. coiored for
Eaote %hte Cos Tor cid c9GTed and 5es for Old white We
os 90 fs DO % fair TO good Oaoc; do white choice
sht Hi eG sRm %hts & ehoics Ioe % fair to good
s5ae a. part skins prime; 7s@Sc do fair to good, 5'a@7c
EGGs-Fancy Northern stock is in moderate supply
and firm; the lower qualities Of irregular value but
Drtes and cheeks % hfm ra Me % auoe Loss @
and fancy selected White ioc DO average
graded II7c: KeRtGcH ais; sogtheTR. IA 5c
si,{ F M of apples light and
ties rather urgently offered Pineapples about steady
Jersey Marysnd and DeaWaTe a4d STOCK waS OF very
paratvey few lots showing the hish quality necessary TO
Teaen top quotation Green gooseberes in light supply
call when fancy quality but there SUCH
easy prices. Muskmelons are wanted if the quality is
Apples Russet Roxbury good fancy $s 5oaS4 IS; DO
ssS 90 90 fS 5ey Sc s5 n do a a 20 soGa good
e M = 90 90 90 red %ner varieties common to la ~ 2qg
& S9$ = 90 PneTPpeS @ Eorda Red Spanish per EASE s
s. 90 o. do 3o6 SuGsn Red Spamsa STANDARD 81 c9gs }eS
do Maryand m and q va u sncT I nrr sound
saere Virginia per quart 5a7G dc NOGt2l fair to g99d
Huekleberres, North Carolina prime per quart, 12q4c
s. 5oqs3 do eammon 81 5oSS2 s do Gscrgls poor to
MuskneOns Florida.
So % % Do h2f 10 q 81 5T 9$ eEaperaed @ apples con-
tinues quiet and prices show no further change
6ic With some contracts repo. ted Very little doing in
sun dried apples or chops and waste. small fruits in
qGPy m 2Re held aGoH the 9 fs6Sx f5gt
no. llc do choice lo 9to:c do prime ga 1loS do
York Onto and Michigan aadc; do Western. quarters
4c do chopped per loo h. 81 56Ss2 - do cores and
skins 81 3o4s rasr6srrie sy3poaLed a229 heres
blackberries. prime qsc aprico5s. california Moor
peeled; I4Glsc do unpeeed, 7aloac rrunes California.
o stock. % @sr os2ca s4 u GR saS rGss s a
forced 70 pay tn raes In some Gsses i'ie more 'a3n
n 2ic; do do p5,rs i9a2G Do common to ns1um , I@e
Pag ne Co@ 400 42S nss 9h9se i2g do Gomm9n 70 70 prime prime
Hay AND sTR&W- HAY-The market was quiet
week regrns Prices for what cuisines transpred
last week EyeTy,hns considered The rnr7th has been
q
We quote Prime large bales. 100 -. 92lg 491C;
No 60, s5a9os 70 d. 75asoe' ~ g $4,000
d5Oc: small bales 2isc less than STRAW
Long rye freely ard market
Trade limited 80 only s.aues We quote
No to prime 77ieGs2ec per 100 n Receipts q hay
and tons reported n tns Produce Exchange
at noon today: Hudson RIVER Railr'ad go tons E-ie
PENNSYLVANIA 10. I tawarn Lir6aWauua and West
en- So Lehigh Valley 90 Central of New-Je~eey. 20;
by canal. III by river boats $40; total l4e7 tons
Receipts Of straw 300 Dy Go by ra..:
total $50 tons Rece,uts u hay and NJ Nev-
York I'm tons by All flr ~ week. Hudson
Railroad. 600 Erie, POO; PENNSYLVANIA. 2lo,
Delaware ckawaona and Western. loo West Sh-
40. Lehigh Valley. $50 Baltimore and Ohio. 90: On
taro and Western 80. Central - Nsw-Jersey, 40,
boats. 72n. by canal 1-ST. total S.75T
week. S.442 of U.s weeks total 572 Cor
by canal Receipts n straw for week, $50
last week. 300
MILK AND Cl,EAM-The daily rece pts - milk and
IN t1rf" quart for the
week ended NAV = have been as foNNs