New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

e m and % ss9 is dns f is dn
slightly hrmer packing stock
geheray ny al but fine lots in paper lnsd barrels
DC hsts 2la22c do seconds 1a1.aao1ac do thirds 1sg
@ 9Se se seconds . ls,ss 7s WssteIn
@ extras ;a. 1s4s do 5Tss 1gl7l3e seconds l0gleG
& 1:e do seconds. 15G1ec do thirds 14@14ac: packing
CHEESE full cream cheese continue moder-
ate supply: and with fair demand from exporters
fair demand from home trade dealers impression
s s @ fhst m prices are ABOUT as ow % as ,hey &
nothing to actual Improvement in prices Fine
rees uePPoa cab dep s as % of eoored and 54s for
GO fair to prime ssaoc a do large coiored fancy
1oS;e do white fancy 1osc do fair to prime sg9e sl
e+.e; do fair to good 5@6c; do common. Sc: do fun
BaGs-The market shows no material change Prime
ceipts but qualities stiiI very irregular and prices
SHOW wide range Very few Of the receipts show the
large part Of the Western stock is sti selling 1la
above s4c even are e ns quoe
eG m fancy sfesgd W asern 1s xFa a9 @
1slse do hsts 1ea17s do seconds 15a15sG 40 thirds
12gl4e; checks. 1la12c; inferior, culls, sa11c.
Pears Peaches in larger supply and lower Piuns
& ayo a more plenty and PnsaPPss 5 in liberal sgg
oWe sf1ss ByTrss ss o Kinds soado
and much of the stock arrived late prices lower and
melons We quote: apples Ben Dsyis good TO to
a6n fl6S PEI Ss sssTs e. DO @ sRg s So
do Southern new per basket sIQsi 70; peaches, North
IS SSsnSsS Rs Sss5S Spf
Dewey 81 59a$2; do Waldo siG$2 90 honey. 70;
Pp 6da Porto Ssa 'Fas Rs per s.
Florida, 81 75qS2 5 cherries large red and black per
currants Delaware and Maryland cherry per at, 12c;
q sa ss @ S 1pper & 9sT c per o u
& do & 5s a and N24S 2gSo a4oh dc p
large per sg1oc: do small and poor ea6c: rasPber-
ware red 5ai6c: huckebsrries North Carolina large,
sns ss per greet g p a Sc Soc
fancy SsS erats $ 5oss$ sias2 water
and Ha sPF BRINE 2Re sea Eh5 E
so8aly 6s fno above snsnsS aaoation5 ' very s
aae aad nominal California fruits quiet We quote
Apples eyaporafed dancy per ~ & e 90 @ 6nosGs s
dried quarters, 8sa4c do chopped 100 n 81 259
fs@3oc raspberres evaporated 22a2sc huoke6errlss
l5c blackberries Sc peaches California a pese6; ig
ssI2c SAL 40 do 9nRssai 4osa 4sS Panes
the situation that change in the h
23a24c; do good to prime 2Ia22o de TO fair
% 1901 @ s s63 do 70 dc good
prime 21a22c do common to fair 1sa2e do l9U enoTs ]
eoest Goa 40 olds5 Sn22S F9axtSs f% ss ''q
feeling and trade quite active the EXPANDED
Rss fb p9eb @ 9rs E 1EeT @ resoufces and
gegg all hay with a ss G9 fhg and bT
their The outlook at the moment & is not & enc %n 9
81 1212Gs1 20: Nc do $qs1 lo No 90 SomoT f3
prime 57@75c. Receipts of hay and straw in tons
ported Exchange to day were: BY
Railroad 100: Erie. 15O Pennsylvania 20;
Delaware I4ackawanna Western. 10; West shore 10;
Baltimore and Ohio 20 Central of NewJersey 2o river
boats 230 by canal 592 total 32 tons do last week
977 OF hay and straw. in tons ny all
routes for the week BY Hudson River Railroad
T3O: Erie $50; Pennsylvania. 40; Delaware. IaGka-
wanna western 100; West shore 4aa Lehigh Nallsg
80: baltimore and 20; Ontario and Western, TO-
Central OF NeRJersey 100 river boats I12o by canal
o9O: total tons do last week $3.50 Exports Of
hay in bales week To Progreso 2,o42; Hull
-; London 20; Havana 4G50 Trinidad 80; barbados
81; total Ga94 bales do last week o'6i@. 81 IaAW
hest qualities 90cGS1 100 NJ Receipts to-day 40
tons Tor week 930: as week. 1,0.0.
MILK AND CREAM-The receipts of milk and cream
in the CITY for ending June follows: