The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-25
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BurrER-yeserday the keen sdss vs.
IN the BUTTE market T,. Tn,eh was GOOD and
there were some out Of town euysrs on pr, s
market but few 's,s, %r 6 ana IHae sse.euistors
re not interested in the hishest srsdc
Th.y arc taking stock which ssIs .SW o opSa
I'M pass in most Of The New England
towns Tor good table stock. undergrs,de'
Sc.,,pde While The loves, grade Of packing
stock was OF a trine Market Viosru wv 80, sI
,"sev a. IL T. generally a half HOLIDAY.
Prices follow: Creamery e%,'rassii Shiyyds
.ois Z, eiisc: state dairy. tuhs hnest -
.7isc; good TO prime, 2ip 20. comih% Tp
.3tLr Nrsts. 2iff:sc.; lower grades, $50
SOC; imitation creamery. nrsts, ~ = .
iad.- GgrTe 1cc m pa5kns stock 10 l.
curren, make No. 2. 1874 a l'c'' lower sraues'
TEEESE There was a fair trade yes:
terdsy with no reason TO change prices o,
she day before. Receivers rec ton nut ,rsS AZ
ppns arc holding their stored stock; curren,
receipts were fairy vel cleaned up ,b shl
,niik fresh white and colorrd specials.
its a lbc: colored and white. average
fsney Is. disc; undererades;; lOa i2 ,L.i
specials. ilqilisc.: poor TO fair %
EGGs.-Beceuse OF tho sandlefs st rnkS
iisht y.stcrdav. Receivers would not take
large quantities and many distributors were
Seiieyed that by Monday the places Of the
striking gamblers will be practically hned
"pd ,s cuisines sSsre go or OF nigh grade esss
ware nut up y Distributors say ihey VIII
go 70 nv, M any Inoonvsnencc by the strike
Prices follow: Fresh gathered eNtras; -"
2sc.; extra trsts. 25n? tc.i hrsts'
cheeks is 4 i6tSc.; refrigerator hrsts, charges
paid :ts ?iisc, seconds 22l1 a 2S,:e. f, enn,
,srse esa3Oc, hennery browns. 25n ,6c
mixed colors 20 n 2jc.
LIVE POULTRY--Trading was light yes
,.rday There was no auction and indie
pendent receivers urged sales 81 clean up
stock unloaded Ten more car. were aour ~ q
which were by express and mostly broiers'
Fowls were easier by ~. and Long isiand
carried over until next week. Prices: Broi
ere 20 n &c. fowls. 1875 q lie; Old roosters
i?@i2nS tprkSyi mHiTG Pa "a i rH'N gee o
is6Iic; guinea fowls, pair 60 65e'' pig
DnIgSsfp POULTRY Stock DELAYED in
transit was delivered yesterday morning
but there was no particular ne to rae ac
rivals were in good shape. There was a
scarcity OF heavy fowls and N" market
n,enty Of Groilcrs. but not a suricient sur
plu. n change prices. Western hroier'
were rather Irregular. There was an &c,
spring ducks and market closed easier wit
out change of price. In frozen poultry dry
picked roasting chickens or large size were
held firm with few sales quite number
Of scalded chickens have been thrown or
the market aud were offered as low as l7c
No change in turkeys. Prices follow
Fresh killed turkeys l7alsc. Brothers
rhtadelphia, fancy, ? lbs each. ?sH2oc
Fowls. Western, boxed. so lbs and over e
dozen. lSigc.: S6 to ~ lbs. l7c.; under 81
lbs. 1:l. n l5c.; In barrels, iced. TO ~.
lbs, iSmlsiac.; fancy scalded. i've. West
ern and Southern, poor, II q l2c.' Ducks
spring, Long Island, iGc.; old l2Hisc. olc
ROSTERS. l2ml2isc. squads. white. 10 lbs
30 dozen 81 IS. : lbs, s225 Frozen
Turkeys, small Western selected hens and
toms, e51r 26c. Broilers, - to box. mill
fed. fancy, is 20 "a lbs, lSW1sc. corr fed
16mi7c. Chickens. milk fed II to 80 lbs
so dozen Ice; corn fed ltc. Fowls, West
ern. boxed, co lbs. and over to dozen. 10 u c
40 to 30 lbs, l3Gi ic.; old ROSTERS, II q