The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-10
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER II ANYTHING the market vas a IT
tie easier Yesterday. Tradng was slow. with
receivers finding II difficult 10 clean up As a
general thing quality was IRREGULAR and high
scoring lots scarce Outside OF goods
that sold around Sor or better there was an
ovrrahurdance Movement N held was duict
Process slow, with easy feeling Ladies
steady Pa"$ine stock unclaimed Pricc- are :
marks higher scoring 3iuc; first. 2SI3oc /:
extras 20 score, ao'2r3lr hrE. 2i',d0c state
dairy. tubs. finest. 29asoc good to prime, 3sT
eS' common to fair, 2-He%". Process extras
2t'reec, hrsts, -3,Nsi'gc. lower GRADES. c2lf
q" imitation creamery. hrst., 2s',dac
Ladies, current make. tr-ts, e2n .et.c seconds
elH?l'gc lower grades. ieu2hac Packing
stock, held. tnc -ia2i'ac.; No. ., lsha:oc, !;
CHEEsF A further weakness occurred yes.
tcrday following declines in western New York
Speculative intereS, was slight. Wisconsin
stock wa. freely offered al lower prices than
states state skins quiet. Prices follow !:
state, ". m, fresh. white and colorrd specials
Edl5iso; colored and white average fancy
daisies, i4aii'.c,: wins iasfi5c. state skins
held speclal-' laFnlS.c fresh, i2'sc; poor to
EGGS The Gag market continued in a de.
morall2ed condition, with no indication Of a
change except toward lower pricrs buyers
were critical and passed up even the hen lines
In order to stimulate storage business owners
were cu'tng prices, but even thcn movement
va limited. tN"irny whites and fancy new
a"p7ic extra hr-ts, 27a2,c.; hr-t-, :3isn 90 |:
seconds 2lu23c D.i1ies, No !. 2oG2lc; No .,
m
charges paid. 2.d -3c.; sHconds. -lQ2u.c Penn.
syivanii and nearby henncry whites fancy
larg" +ui7c; henn"ry browns, 8lHH5c mixed
colOrs. ..if'buC.
LIVE POULTRY. An active moycment VA.
created Yesterday by tho coming holidays Tues.
day and Wednesd ay. BOOSTERS were in fair de.
mand and firm. Choice ducks wanted hut
geese dun and weak Receipts yesterday, "a
cars western ! Southwestern. with also cars
unloaded of the track accumulation Prices.
Chickens, l4iy l6c.; fowls i5dlsc old roo,, !.
ers, i2c Ducks, lGsglSc geese Western and
southern, old, l4c Gunens. 5Oa65c Pigeons
l5d zoe
DRESSED POULTRY .-Therc was a good 10.
mand for fancy heavy fowls and large roasting
chickens. Two pound and under hroilers were
also well taken. Medium sized chickens made
up the bulk Of the arrivals and such sold Inv
Most brollers were thin and poor or we're too
large Old roOsters steady Long Island ami
nearby spring ducks showed moderate tra1inr.
choice grades steady. squads moderately no
tive There was very little call for frozen tur
keys with the market dead dull Frozen chict
ems were offered AT irregular prices but found
poor outlet. Prices follow: Turkeys Western
lApN chickens. Western. milk fed lsdal
lbs, Y TO box. 3lU."c.: corn fed I7dia, !,
chickens, Western milk fed ( ms and over
lec mixed weights, 10: Philadelphia fancy
lbs. each. .lh?@r brolors. lSd eor Michigan
western 20 lbs and over to dozen 90, IVES,
ern, dry picked lbs and over, lsr,c old
rooSters, 1870. Long Island ducks ISL, l,iso 4,
SQUADS prime, white, 10 lbs 10 dozen "a "a :
2 lbs 81, lbs, 81 So dark. 81 adtl 80, Ruineas
lbs ana over, I5dHc. Frozen turleys IVES,
ern. selected young hens and toms 22llasc div
picked, average, lsd 200 ~