New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

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orss1 pea So o5as2 2o seTsisn arro
geoaos gea s ssg ss 90 7d Ras bags 81 sOl e
sSs h. s.sad sss s.. ss
Ts, much force for as yet and trade s is es in
aSsF II ssis are s
Imitation creamery steady Factory slow ana weak
d aneS bstng are ssg and m s
Greams,y 10 2sc dc aFsts 2eg2Sj Saj 90
scg2eie arsts a4asssEc; lower gss gTssss 21a2se
22a2e grades 2o@2e; Western 1o9t on
lower grades i7a1se 22g22fc; f.c;orr do
esS se 2le do Tubs aney to & s3GS c DO hoe
seconds 17@1se DO lower grades 17e do held; d hl7 Ia
lse rolls. fresh choice, 19d2oc do common to prime
5S sn9aa .m.@ .zs | coasa fa
and VIII socks gradually reducing holders shqw .ooI in
S5sasng and the Co. post Fail
coo5ed in fair u Ssa1 aFd desirable ea ea
50 c Selling White Ss only s6 seds ana
Exporters are still locking around for cheaper grades
e % fun and .p and & gsg s Sah R 6dT
white We quote state fun ,zg small o ate a ade
coiored choice a1$&e white: choice 1915 a do
q fe pf made & fancy ~ solSFed colo o.
Prm &c., Dc &C Mn to fa
Gar' G9 a%s gs5%s a i0oli' do fair to so0'
of Gs ssas s9 light
active TO force prices any hghs5 dr s~ top p
medium grades o,d in a@gs ae nPd
Pennsylvania. fancy selected White a4c @ 90 az TAR
gsdms go ss %si: do oss fF off, If SEA-
do average best 25g2sc do poor to soSd 6a7
Southern poor fair a1a25c dirtes l9@2oc go m rep s,n
ls2oc 5imsd ls@2oe 5000 ~ r.. supply and moving
rather slowly at former range prices pears dragging
9ay but ed
selling fairly but tsngerines and manSarns 9eT GrPs
green prices average lower We auote Iep Apples
PRIME prime SGT 81 5oaSs do far to good Spit
en6urg cold storage fancy Sos do good 6 s
80 60 Ri7S sos s
5esqsS :. s@ :ssras s. = @
s sb caR @ 8 Dbl Do good
saao crate 6s1 Sc boS oqss s sS
s russes 81 5oq$s 5o do eonmen to fair SHSSH co.
oTa F s@ per rA strap % DO ma9dsTia
Florida good choice per quart 30G4oc do soft and
market evapoated apples
easy with prices favoring nuyers ai sun
Sg s5o% spss sigt IN decne Small fruits
fruits in fa do @ eoGe eaos do prim
59sc common. 4G5c: do dried sliced 4@o%e; do
ss A. DO cores and so Skins &
ae peacSes caForna peeled 12Ea1se Do unDeeed
sprcos csifG1ns ,9ppbis MS3aFk @ 2 Ssq' 90
volume q business is small but s owing a.t to
saots s;as statS &, da 1sSs
2SG32c; 1901, choice, 26Q2c:
prime, 23G25c; Pacific Coast 1902. choice, Z91t5oc
10 prime. 2IG2sc: do common to fair. 2dg26c
do 1901. choice 25026c: do common to prime, 22q2ic
State and Pacific Coast. older growths. 7M12c.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Dealers draw rather easier
through improved receipts of the last two
but prices have not shaded good deal OF hay
needed after the snort offerings OF the month All
useful Qualities are quiet at quotations We a19ssee
do, No s74zg9oc do No 8, Ioasoc' clover err 5niTed re
Receipts of long rye light careful buyers
appear get along well with them. Mare; hrm at 7ls
s7I2c Receipts Of hay and in reported al
the Produce Exchange at to-day: Hudson River
ware. Lackawanna and Western. So West Shore. 40;
IehiEh Valley. Baltimore and Ohio. 40: Central OF
New Jersey, 60 Total, 14so tons Receipts OF straw
tons by rail. Receipts of hay and straw at New
York by ali routes for week in tons: Hudson @ Riyer
Railroad $50; Erie. LOO: Pennsylvania 1870; l9ela-
ware Iackawanna Western 100: West Shore
f26 Lehigh Valley 9I0; Baltimore Ohio, 1ao; On
tario and Western. Central of New-Jersey 80. To-
tai 410 Do. last week, 4.7a0 tons Receipts OF
the week in bales; To Liverpool l5l; Progreso
1l4S: Curacao 50: Kingston, % Barbadoes. 31I: Ha
1.15o; Vera Cruz 45o Trindad 2oo various '2
Tota s. bales: do last week 6,5b3-
MILK AND CREAM-The receipts of milk and cream
in the city for the week ended January
/ yVer as fellows.