New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29

moved up another &c morning under the influence
Fancy fresh creamery was very and the onclal
Stock aVaiabe at dat and bid Sp t s on the open
market Medium qualities sympahlzed in the mpIrye-
at z5lse and noiaers now inclined ask 2dc for
prcvement ani there is little stronger market for
supply OF latter is still very light Renovated
So Tea oe saes Sn2"ns an IVA iercsn
ne szccanss o.he.al quotation, eNras To- hrsts
held eHtas 25'ac do irsls zJa25c 90 seconds 2oo2
zoe: 90 seconds l9d22c; do thilas iGalSc; Western
imitation creamery frsts, 2l922c DO seconds, 179lSc
lSgI0e: thirds iSgi4e western factory. held; rs's
90 thirds l5gl4e; PaGong stock. No l. l6c' do No .
cHEEsEkece to-oay 1871 boxes Trading is gen
eialy quiet but al conditions favorable ana holders
az present prices skins in moqerate supply ana arm
Hnest coiorea and White We quo5e STATE tut cream,
i9 mace ooioted ana white choiGe lc 90 iar to go3d
to9 tC'y 90 poor e'gSi co erst Go.oiea ana %,te
SGs;.e light sams small. choies e7glJt; DO prime.
e 20 ha 10 i'n s sSlns iir uopIies at
hand hut many Of current oloered hetl
stronger tom Hard to buy ina fresh At present quot
;cnency i is sight, NO uSRaP se We q5e ' state Peans
ANA ana nearby selected white fancy 3445oc 40 ohoice
2qc, culinary % good Zo5-4c: syeie taies
kentucky southern l3@5c; dirties 15sIsc cheeks
s 6 n for syanora'fd d, APPLES 5
steaoy small fruits in light supply. Canlorna lrui-5
IT, Gq6i2c; 90 choice 5gyl2c prime. 45soc, com
oc1s4.c. 90 ana Western sun oIlea. quarters,
S5ise 90 c6op6ed Fer 100 H. 81 4Sl 60; DO cores
skins Sl4>l 10, SrtbtIkit per 10 log +c Il = q Il
Bltiili1s. -1 -lc; thACnts, Sal1oInia peeled log
pa llUl4c' GO Iioyal. 9ale, FRCAE5. Cal-or-
An in heavy suPly :, and gea ak
Grapes dull era berries steady Crarsts IN good de-
,nue dun Grapefruit higher aud nm Pneapiles weak
rcked per doaoIe mead b5i $4a%;i 90 DO King northern
r g DO MysseFa T 2th: S-e$S 40 @
- -. dc SPY SEES 90; 90 Ben hay1s NoFefr u 90
No.iacrg, 81 75GSs %; do Western New-IorS ST 25q$2
do GreeRng Northern, $2Q$2 so; 90 Western New
40 Ii. 75c@$1 80; GRAPES, Catawha, 10basket
PER iobadt craze i 7c6si i5 do Concord ana other
9ta X, per S6 9aSe 90 tsF tP oSTf ~
Cape Cod per bb $a$9 5o JeIsey per bbl "a 5oQS6
81 25T$3: TANGEfINEs. FLORIDA per strap, 81 J0gS3
MAN(DARINs Florla Ter st&P $I4I2 GRAPEERuI
5rate $1d$ s4RAWBERs Forid ia per quart go
IoPsThe local market continues quiet Adyices from
part Of dealers with few small sales made at 2Ia 29e
according 10 quality We quote state 1904 choice per
H. 35@363; do good to prime. 33a34c 90 common 70 FAR
prime 3o832c; do 1903, choice 3Ga31c do OLE ODDS
HAY AND sTRAw-'rhe hay market drags s!oW sort ,n
Of movement which not likely TO be overcome until NE
comfortable limits hut there is plenty Of stock TO come
sellers look upon with some anxiety As IT is
buyers Of best hay enjoying favorable market cor
uition. with qualities quoted where they are An eN-
Of lots would be likely daTken the MAJ
selections OF long y
making Soc commercial lots annexed rates are
regarded full straight qualities We quote: Prime
I22c No 3 50G65c shipping 4og42i5c al small bales
SC less than large: CLOVER mixed, lU9Ioc; do clear
65Q77 14c. STRAW-IDong rye keeps and firm at
81 L: TanEled rye. large bale has forced deInana
straw, reported the Produce Exchange at
Pennsylvania, 27O; Lehgh Valley, $50; Baltimore and
Ohio 80; Central Jersey, 100 Total, 25IO tons;
total Tor week. G7Oo Exports for week, 655S bales.
chiefly United Kingdom
MILK AND CREAM-The MIX Exchange price re
mains at 34c qu2rt net to the shipper but a. Their
meeting yesterday The exchange directors decided TO
It 10 3l2c quart the shipper in the pc
zone 81 - q can, freight raid, IN the city on and
January This fall, leading directors, Is
surplus caused by the warfare Of the Health
Board sellers Of alleged bad milk. 1t has tended to
check demand for the article.
Of milk and in 40-quart cans for
the week ended December "A follows: