New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-02

Iatg2oc: Do hrss, ISL 91ac: do seconds 17a1sc: DO
Ests lsc seconds 16ss 179c renovated extras ise
Western factory rsts 1e916c; do seconds I59l5se DO
i4c do 20 d is i5$ns STOCK No l. iSo' do No l49
not specially ha yuPs 81 asf full ss
ri she zone weak with some holders inclined to shade
na larry plenty and only moderately active with the
eheaPer grades in liberal supply dun and iTregular
prime ss9lo3sc. large colored fancy 1919 do white
90, 90 lalF 70 soco 5g5@4o; do common &c. do full
2GGs-Prety good business in the best fresh gathered
stoek and slightly drmer market for such but
ness. though quotations cannot changed materially
white i9c; do mixed eviras 1Sia A. eIst 1fi5S5iTc
western extras iSSisie. DO arsts I,iIS. a. .eoo6ds
d3qi4c drtes. 12Q14c checks HAZE; infertc cuIls
Its IREsiI-APEes in sOod demand 5gs offer
pluns sell well when prime condition Pineappes firm
slightly frmer stravyberrie running down in duality
e s ans @ s e IN heayy SUPP a ana 10 s
when Delaware and Maryland receipts came in late in
ssn Well Huckeberries steady MuskTnelons unbalanced
Ben Davis fair to prime Per b5I 81 5oasB DO northern
spy S3qS4 do BALDWIN 81 30G$3 do russet s. oa$5 5o
$1gs4 do per 4 bbl basket 5ooqSl %; do MARYLAND
4oqGoc; pears Georgia Florida, lie Conte per Dbl
81 81 DO Eariy belle s. 5od$2: do Michigan slGSI .;
Mountain Rose. 81 qS 90 pums, Georgia. Burbank per
carrier 8 3a$Z 90 40 botaT - '3q$- - a2 AI EI
ida per case S2dS3 80: cherries Western New-York.
river black 50@75c do red. $4,000: do white 25q5o3:
426c d6eTies western Nev-YorE fancy Atant5s
p-river upper stations SGl3c; lower stations sq1c
6ackberries South Jersey Wilson per a. sass 90 larry
DO DO 98 o qsy 5 DO ah Jersey a8S Do jersey
d. backcap S64c: hucieberries New-Yor and Fennsy-
safe gooseberries large green qt Sql2c do small
S9s mlskmeo9s tlsS5ia per cratf. Slo 100 Ie-
qR APPLE held firmly II gasq
apps CHOPS and hr1 Small fruits SCARCE ard
eyaPorated fancy per ~ 624lss % eh3lce Sc 90
quarters 8lsd44c DO chopped per 100 NJ s. 50q$3 90
rasf5erries eTaporated 28d24; huekeberfieg 5c black
berries Sc peaches Ca9r1!a peeled lZgiS' 90 go l
ROYAL 6lza9c; pTlnes, California, * a6s4c,
the situation very me same reported f0r some
grades No change in the tenor Of adyces from the in
do good to Prime 21a22c common 10 fair l7a2oc; DO
1891 choice lIalsc 20 Sqnnon TO good I4eISc' $40
common % good l+q1ec state and Pacific coast older
Hay AND STRAW HAY-Demand steady without free
Of buyers late anxiety over the small receipts me
prices under grades also though are shaded
81 1889 30 Ho 8 tcsi So q sod92.so Small bales
81 per 132 less 5 e s696a large aot PF9
run 81 t 6 o Is gooa lot loo eepts are large
but contain lots Of common and ends OF storm 3;
For these buyers make prices Receipts Of hay and
straw, in tons reported at the Produce EXCHANGE at
go. Pennsylvania, so; Delaware. I.ackawanna and
western 10; Lehish Valley. 10 Baltimore and Ohio
%; Ontario Western, 10; Central Of New-Jersey:
BY 100; total. lao tons receipts OF
90 tons and for week. 1910 tons; do last week
400 tons Receipts OF hay for the week by all routes
Hudson River 261O tons. Erie 1880; Pennsylvania
200: Delaware Lackawanna Western, 90 West shore
40: Iehigh Valley $50 Baltimore and Ohio 200; On
tarlo Western, 200 Central OF New-JeTsey $780, by
river boats, by canal SCI. total 9,Sll tons dc
last week 10 $50 tons Exports from this port IN bales
350f Trinidad 10, Cayenne. 90 Kingston, 90 Curacao
233: total. 6 3s3 bales; DO last week. 1927 bales.
MILK AND CREAN-The receipts Of milk ard cream
in the city 4Oquart cans in and the city for the
-aaL q follows: