New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-17

sonls s. sSg:s So ). ng e Cd e sisn' to
g 29s 6 nsorte srean sd pea baEs
Scotch. bags. 81 Go,
under very rings and continued fair nd
Fancy fresh creamery sod h al % ach is 'ne
Improvement. ard there was very strong feeling f s
DO hsts 81 as2se seconds aoas1e DO lower grades
2sG2aac dairy tubs fancy 1882 do rs5S 9
2g 5sery ss anc daF c ; do sfs
western IIa{en SeS57c: western factory choice 2sd
80 c lover Go 5naasS 10 Sic do
eo9R2P * ehEeg IS continued fairly demand
rradusIV wearing away with grades becoming scarce
but y.4 top sTsdss hha9
lots OF cheese working out at ia oecasiona
general and the market not fairly established as yet
cannot above 1oc dve rD9e
STATE full cream small make. fancy. 1sa134c do
choice 90 good DO LARGE TO p n make 12@
12c do choice sr a dc soo9 gb 4 P FFms small
choice io@io15c: do large choice aG9ac; part skins
prime. sizaac; do far to good. 6ase: do common 4'sa
She; full skins, 3lsG4c.
holds sa PsF s 5 dssr6s aua @Rd
good demand oerinss from the West are con
sideraby freer We quote STATE DIV qPe
is617c western T41s sto9ass selections l6
Kertacty i6GisEc Southern l53zae1c; dlrtes. l5'Ac'
checks IA Nc duck 2Oa2Je; goose. 4oG45c.
meeting fair demand at steady prices Very few Gran
attention Florida Oranges dull and
SPb R6 5a5
Dbl $4aS4 so; do golden choice 50 254SS 10 do
Fo6d to fsncy e ia 3 5o DO Ben Davis good to
ass DO common storage good choice s. 55ds4 o. do
T TeE TaTees 81 @ e ta cape
s sogss fair 5s s s7S 5Ss do
fair 8 5o@sl 79 oranges Florida Indian R l3ss per
stock s2as2 @ fruit pei per box box
ssa8 &c. do ed Spanish per Gsse ssG
coed to choice per quart s S d9 Florida r6a
70 EG2a a DC fair 70 good S26c
FRUITs-DRIED-The export business has been suffi.
GENTLY large of late to have cleaned up good qea OF
quite feeling nearly all grades sun dried
easy. especially on good southeTn Chops slow, some
business in r and k3 but at easy
fancy n io DO @hGiGs 81 a5 DO pT 10 PAM 9ant
do poor to prime @* e % T,r sun d e d.
quarters SeW-YoIk OHIO and Mchiean, 4i4a5,=e: DO
coarse cut tennessee 3sa3a4c do chopped 1901; per
100 NJ 81 7oaS2 -; do and skins 81 aogSl ~;
llI5e DO soghsrg l2al@e nIaek be-
DO Royal 94s a6s Gans s dS.
HOPS-The market presents about the same general
features noted Of late There has been
Vel CONTROLLED that firm feeling prevails We quote;
state 1902 choice per n 1876 do o 6ning o 90 Do
common prime 11gi2e Pa1ie Coast iee ehetfe 1901
Ghoiee l3ai4e DO CONNER to prime ioal2e State and
Hay AND sTRAw-HAY-with decidedly full sup
plies softened in price The top grades
the salable. put al the close "a7 ot
strong holding has been current
Some accumulation has formed this always dampens
general feeling With the trade almost restricted to
couple of grades short ull in the demand 6eGo f
noticeable We auote Prime large bales. per 100 10 |o
Te2Izc: No l. S5GSIlac: No .. 75Gs0c: No }. 5oaooc
slower mixed 5oQ65c: coer 50a60 small bales. except
ing prime. than large STFAW-With full
Of mider weather there Is an
75asoc is full for the desirable
Receipts of hay and straw in tons Ieported al
the Produce Exchange noon to-day: Hudson hiveF
Railroad. 800; Erie $50: Pennsylvania 100 delaware,
10: West Shore, $50, Lehish
Valley 1870: Ohio 40 Ontario and western
70 Central Of NewJersey. 1oo river boats 100 I9a a.
1850 Receipts Of straw 60 tons by river ana -
nv 50 Exports for the week, IN
bales: To London 952 Liverpool. 2.+41 Manchester.
635o. HUI Coz Glasgow. go. Bristol Laos; Nassau
aO2- bermuda 50. Martinique, 80, Pro
greco 2417: Matanzas 800 Total 81 ga bales: total
last week. AZ. 40 bales.
Receipts Of hay ard straw in tons. at New-YoFk for