The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER There was a firmer feeling on the
highest srades Yesterday and The quotation on
there Was not sufficient 10 90 round Firsts
were advanced he and seconds were siven a
broader range. The market closed last night
firm with the expectation that by Monday
prices will be LHlc. higher. Consumption of
butter has been extremely heavy in the past
two months and the holdings in the ware.
houses are being put into consumption so that
by September ! there viii be a shortase com
been no exports reported Prices follow
Creamery extras, SIC: hrsts, g7isU3pisc.; sec
onds. 2ii3d2ic.: thirds, -ln4'c State. dairy,
tubs finest. 2s'eH3oc. good to prime. s7n2ec. ;
common to fair, 23isH26'sc.; process. extras
%iznesc firsts 9im25c. lower grades. 22iaq
aye Imitation creamery. drsts. 25isc. ladies,
current. make hrsts. BE seconds, 2si7c.
lower grades. I'En2sc.; packing stock. No. o.
?oi7n2c.: lower Grades, i9fr2oc.
CHEESE. Daisies went up 10 i7c. fiat yester.
day Tradlng was good on all lines Young
Americans were mp Lc. Every grade was IN
demand and hrmer. There is no foreign cheese
Owners OF held stock were sure they will be
able to get 2oc. for the best grades before the
winter ia over. Prices follow: State. whole
milks. fresh. white and coorcd specials. l6d6
milhs, fresh, white and colorcd, specials 1871 q,
l6b.c. undergrades, llal5c, State. da sizes nc (;
specials. iaals'sc.; poor to fair, 7ailc.
EGGs.-Market was up ~. yesterday and
not quite so active yesterday as earlier IN the
week, but Spectators were on the market
looking at large blocks in the coolers and
was well cleaned M. There was a shipment
yesterday abroad OF 8" cases. but this is
largely experimental. No report has been made
week ago Prices: Fresh gathered extras. 2sn
S aTr e"i Na lrs,s S2 first; ;l,, s:G:e
lSnlS'Ic.; refrigerator, special marks fancy,
charges paid; 2'c. trss, charges paid, 26a
.6isc. seconds, IlsM25l9c Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery whites, fancy. large, 3iaSSc
hennery browns, e9q 0oc, mixed coors g3G2Sc
LIVE POULTRY Market was unusually ac.
tive yesterday and hrollers advanced from 90c
TO 2tc. TINS was caused largely by the auction
which set the pace and scarcity, independent
were quick to follow the auction. Fowls were
also higher. reaching lie, There was no fur
ther change IN prices except on geese. which
we're down ,sc. Range of guinea fowls was
yesterday and left on track. Leaving cars
on track IL not done entirely for speculative
purposes, but shippers frequently limit their
poultry and prefer to feed than force il on the
market Despite heavy receipts market will
clean up this week better than was expected
Prices Prices. Br r[ soq26c fowls, l6ai7c; old
ducks l2nlic; geese, i3@l3Ac; guinea fowls
pair 6On6ic.; pigeons, pair 95fi3Oc
DRESSED PoULTRY.-There was no life in
the market yesterday and but little trading
so that the market is not in bad condition
There was demand for large fowls and fancy
brollers without much stock to supply ii
the frozen poultry was auie, without change
IN quotation Prices; Fresh killed turkeys
i!glsc .,l Broers. Philadelphia, fancy, : lbs
each 22n2ic. Fowls, Western boxed 60 lbs
and over TO dozen, i9c, 80 TO a. lbs i7ui7iac
under 80 lbs; l2talSc,; in barrels, iced. . lbs
i isa,dla fancy scalded. Ne; Western
Island, l5ilSi1c Old roosters leiealSc SQUADS
white, 10 lbs to dozen, $3.50; lbs. s. Frozen
.Iurkeys small Western, selected hens and
to dozen l5c. corn fed, lSdiic, Fowls, West
| eTn, boxed 60 lbs and over TO dozen I0isc
~ to So lbs l3aiic.; old roosters, l2laai3c