The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER--As this is a holiday and no
markets, sales yesterday were curtailed. but
demand for fine stock was fairly good Buy
ers did not wish to carry over any stock,
extras score SO points, goea into effect. There
Is little doubt that Mondays market will
he a7o and possibly isc better. Prices in
an Indication Of an unusually heavy make
II is estimated that about 10 600 tubs OF
days OF the week were 70,li1 pkgs.. con-
pared with 1855 last week and 54S75 the
I are over 1900 pkgs ahead of last year
Prices were up bac. on extras yesterday and
night strong Prices follow: Creamery,
extras. :6a 26xc.; hrsts. 2ih g25lsc., sec
sS%c: good to prime. ssi. a Il isc,: process
extras, 2Ois q I'll 'sc frsts ~ 70 2oc. ladies.
s cSTTen Ts NO. i'nS1 packing No. rsoeh
cHEEsE-Hlsher price, have been In
has been gradual 1t has been steady until
iic, was reached ,or white and coored
Week as by -" that TT tine S there will be more
fun grass cheese and that is what tho trade
Is demanding. undergrades were up !.
Skins were unchanged Receipts for the
week were 1859 boxes. compared with
There Is no Wisconsin stock here yet. but
the Wisconsin makers are busy and will
cate iso market "' in the ' winter i' Prices l
were; state, whole milk white and colored.
.pssisIs lsa 9Ssrsre sansy isns
fresh, specials. Iois ellie: good to choice,
sai9s FIJI skins. d.fees,,s inStG
han ias,. Fer the ne I nrst ave day., this.y
..os5,57o dozen the same week last year
The communication on the docks and in
last night than a, the close OF last week
srnas OF sshss
Arm enough to advance each hc. Thi.
makes n storage packed eggs ?2c Dirtis.
prices, Prices follow; Fresh gathered. ex.
.slrs ars.: I'D ;se: 1ssnlsr packed f, !r.s;
and nearby hennery whites: large, fancy
23g?4c, hennery browns, 22i4 q 23c.: brown
dnak, ss sS'of wes,ean ia sic Tsnne.
see SpS Ses5 FGpS sTS.hs5n isg e ios
night rather .denoraiised The weeks re-
eeipts showed lie ears uniOaded. With II
cars over las, week. The market was .,
sold At auction and Tennessee fowls brousS
trine ever i5c- The unioaded poultry, di,
Jewish holiday and day there will be NJ
trading. Good broilers continue scarce an,
fowls 15h aiee; old ROSTERS; sg9hc.
,%rkeyy 1aqiahc.; ducks zo isg a. i4c; geese
DRESSED PoULTRY-The drop o
Thursday held yesterday, with very litt
trading. The butchers were on the marke
and only desultory trade was experienced
Buying had been accomplished for the holi
day and the receivers will carry over consid
cradle stock. Receipts of fresh broilers ar
better and prices a triiie easier. Movemen
Of frozen poultry was moderate with un
changed prices. Prices follow: Fresh killed
turkeys, average a lb. ls@lsc. Broilers
Philadelphia, fancy, u lbs. each, a ID
Ioa42c.; lbs. each, Ss a 4Oc Fowls. West
crn boxed. SO lbs. and over TO dozen, 49,, &c.
81 to ~ lbs. 1874 a17c.; under 30 lbs
1874 Ole. in barrels feed, lbs. 16ls q
nc; fancy. scaided. 1914 917c. Western an,
southern. poor, l?@1Sc. Ducks sPrins
Long Island, Ice. Old ROSTERS, liz l2C
squads white, 10 lbs. to dozen, stdtt25
lbs. $3.50. Frozen-Turkeys. small West
ern selected, hens and toms, 25m gee; Ken
lucky. 23m23t.c,; Texas, 23c. old hens, 2
n 24c.; old toms 22@ 23c. Broilers. ~ I
box, milk fed. fancy, 1s to "a lbs, 224 23c.
corn fed, 10 q coo. Chickens. milk fed. 3
to So lbs. TO dozen, 16 al7c.; corn fed lth
over to dozen. 19c.: 30 TO 80 lbs, lila 915c.
ola Voosters 1919 N I3c