The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
XIater Front Properties
w Factories & Factory Sites
FLOYD - CORRIN. rowan St. NY.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-whils fancy tsbls stock con
tinued scarce there was no change in prices
yesterday Receivers felt that prices had
bean advanced sufficiently and that 10 take
them any further would limit consumption.
There a better demand for storage stock
because OF the scarcity of fresh and hes:
held extras we're put up nc. yesterday
Process moved well at better prices. while
there was "A fair demand for ladies around
.ltsc.. with some fancy touching 23c. Re
and market closed nrm Receipts this week
were 33av' packages, compared with 35,tl+
the previous week Prices. Creamery, extras
r. rcore, Soc, higher scoring, 35hc. hfsts
~ 20 81 score 30 3ic. Held extras, 20
saqrS , %2 ' an.; F' s's s Co DS hTe
2SH SIC. common TO fair, % "a 27c. Process
grades. 90 II 23e.: initiation creamery. frs,-
s naa.es gu ii 1eI make hrs,,
:oR2lg Packing stock. held. fine, 2lis q
&c, No :, 2o's a gle; lover grades. lsu
CHEESE Trading continued .qui., ana
day. Prizes have remained about tho
salue all week. but. BUYERS were not buying
freely Receipts Of Wisconsin cheese were
lighter. hut the movement was restricted.
Receipts for the week we're 1900 boxes
Tho past week l,6js boxes we're exported 10
Europe which makes total OF i0.376 boxes
MIX. fresh coiored. specials. I5alS.c.:
Nh,.. 3yerase, fancy. ~ q iJc under
u tl"Nf lHl ~ az W lEonSlN daisies II - a
ltac 'H5ns lits a l6c, state skins held
specials, 10 q Sigc., fresh, l2i. dl2isc.. poor
to fair "a lots,.
Eggs .-Frcsh Eggs continued scarce and
those that d'd arrive we're missed more or
less with weak country held stock The
hner grades sold promptly, but undergrades
rcirigefator eggs 20 current receipts High
f5ade fr-,h stock 'ola up 70 &c., with eH
light supply and advancing while dirties are
$50 doing oettrr The demand for storage
sidcrabiy Approximately 10. 500 cases S We're Mere
sent abroad this week. ana the movement
we're bLsi6 cases. compared with 56.7i7 the
previous week, - decided falling on Prices:
Fresh gataered' extras, 27a9sc extra iirs,s
dirtles No. |. 22G23c No :, iSG2ic.;
c cSss 1ad ~ Hefrs'..tS. "s;s
whites. fancy, large. 50 a $50 hennnry
browns 40 a 42c., mixed CoiorS. 500 sec
LIVE PouLTRY.-There was a continued
good demand for fancy heavy fowls ana
snail snail chickens With supplies moderate ana
chickens. Old ROSTERS In moderate supply
The same can be said OF turkeys. most Of
faiIly wei and were iirmer, while Western
and southern ducks moved at about former
compared with so the previous week Prices:
chickens i3d1ic,, fowls isai5c' old
rooster IL turkeys. mixed hens and toms
llsSn zoe Ducks. spring, Long Island, isLa
guineas. soc. pigeons. 25a3Oc ''
DRESSED POULTRY --Scalded poultry
was dun and moved at comparatively low
prices ol4 roosters In moderate supply ana
easier Long Island ana other nearby spriny
ducks are rapidly cleaning up A. The higher
hgure. Many show irregular quality There
mas been heavy supply Of spring turkevs
Most ot these were thin and poor and sold
az irregular values, but plump stock was in
demand ana hrm. squads sold fairly we'll
WIN prices steady, Frozen turkeys ara
IN excessive supply and poor demand. Re.
'elpts for the week were 20 70S packages
COMPARED with lsssl the previous week
Prices follow. Turkeys. feed i6de?c.
western. milk fed, is 10 "a lbs, IL TO box
-oH .2c; corn fed. ia lSc.. chickens West
orn, milk fed lbs aud over I6c,: mixed
weights. Ice; Philadelphia fancy, lbs
each, 23q@3o,; broiIers, l9q2 Michigan
sralded, lbs. ana over. ltc. Fowls, IL To-
box Western, go lbs and over to dozen
ldc.i western. dry picked, lbs, and over
lbc.i old rooeters he Long Island ducks
! ga iSe' squads, prime. white, 10 lbs To-
dozen, 1915, lbs, $3.50 $3.50: his
s. I5a'si dark, Ne5a 81 so; guineas. lbs
and over ~ n soc; Frozen turkeys Western,
se lectcd, young hens, 80. toms 20 falc'
dry picked, average, lGHlSc.