The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-08
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BtITER-TTading was slow yesterday.
excep, on the loves; grades Both process
and packing stock were on isc.. while higher
FeSeip. ior he week werner verne pks
compared with tl.iS5 last week sni
which was stopped on Friday did not ma
,,eriaaze again and u now looks IKE a
ever the quantities OF butter In storag. and
en- route do no, predicate higher prices
pq due 20 a aays th we. AZ
retailers have got their price. down
.oms OF , 2ass to S SG2sa to
follow: Creamery extras, - 10 - nc. tfsts.
g. !, ;Ghei second. q zoe, hsa eT,Tas
finest, 20 y SIC good TO prime. 20 s5,isr.,
PrSGss' c enlra iis .s' 9:;; slS
stock. current make. No. .. isc.; No. 3.
CHEESE Receipts last week 7lio boxes,
compared with 6,s2s the week before and
GSl9 the same week last y"ar. These r.
the prices as owners Of cheese stock look
upon il as the best Investment Ia The dairy
products line. There was but N'tIe uadins
have the price go trlie higher this week.
Prices are. state. white specials, J. q J. 'sc ,
coiored specials, isG lssc average fancy
~. gl7% c.; undergrades, liia Hl7c Daisies,
ne. a.. best. lsc.. skins. held. specials. 49,.
GliLc held, choice, u ul9nc., skins,
fresh. good TO choice, i0h nc. poor TO
EGGsBad weather yesterday and the
cold wave reported In the IVES, and travel.
ling toward the East made "a nrmer feeling
and there was an ad,an;" OF L. dozen ,'...a.
grades Hut few held eggs w-r" available.
II is estimated that during last week fully
30 900 chs's OF held stock w-f" auuHE me
total receipts which reached U.s. cases,
compared with 80: ga IN" week h~ior" and
GO o0l the same week last year % requires
about $1,000 cases TO supply the present
rousLIupttNe demand, ami unless the r'-
srpt OF fresh Is ssna,er n Mr"k ri, ."r
Ia producing sections will stop produetIo
to some extent, hut 1t is 80 late that re-
ceIvcrs do not expect any material falling
on In the larger markets. Some foreign
eggs are 10 arrive this week which VIII
cause a loss to the owners Of tidy sum,
when the market was considerably higher
than now. Prices follow; Fresh gathered
extras ara S2c.. extra trsts .Sig SVt.,
nrsts, ?sp q aye. seconds. .7U Csc, Penn
syivania ana nearby hennery whites. fin"
finest, 3, JSsc., state, lennsSi wanna ana
nearby hennery browns. 81 o Ssc.. brown and
mixed oolors 80 soc; refriserat"r' finest,
- q zoe. fair TO good 2sg 2tc. lower grades
II q 22c.. European eggs. fresh, l2o dozen
cases fair TO prime. 2'g zee; refrigerator
LIVE rOVLTRY.-Receip,s for last week
WERE loi cars s,2mpaFed Win IN lns
s MINK bsv ttrs So ofe thaH
during n" sam" time last year. Thrr" are
still. II cars on track 10 be unloaHei th'S
Un.,oied receipts are well cleaned up. Last
week prices wer. trine better for chickens
evidence. As prices this week Will he based
on tn" new quotations and they have not
been made quotations are not possible.
DRESSED pOrLTRN.--Nirtua.ly no trade
yesterday because of short day and arpl"
pure hasrs early In the week. Last week closed
with unsatisfactory dealings. The weather was
against trading Hut few freHh Killed tur-
.k.NS were Ia evidence and there VIII be
fewer during the week. The only demand
last week was tor fancy soft meated roasting
cha, ken-. OF which there We're not enough
To- supply tn. demand. Fowls were ais"
n short = most OF the Farmers are
holding them for laying purposes some OF
tn" receivers viii begin to use storagr tur-
kc,s this week, Quotations are: Turkeys
Western dry picked, average best, 23H -" .
Western scalded, fancy zoe; ohio ana M,hi
gan, a5c.: Texas average best, dry picked
.2iac Philadelphia broilers. lbs each
10 Il sac; box packed Western fowls dozen.
in box. so lbs. and over, isc.. under 80 lbs,
lic. Barrelled stock. dry picked lps
each, lie. 3 lbs. and under, he. scalded'
lG6i ire, old roosters, l3c.. squads, prime
white. 10 lbs to dozen. per dozen. - 50
los. 50, sns,s lbs, G7baS; dark.
SIS Capons PhiIadelphia, sql0 lbs, "a q
S0c Ohio, "a G2+c.: Western slips lssiso.