The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BrTTER-The butter market does no,
often feel such a pinch a. that % the past
MIX The pro.EeCt I, tn, the s%Sar,i'y
10. higher than Il year ago and It IL almost
impossible 20 suppiy ne demand s,orase
light, receipts being unusually small all
week Because Of conditions there was /,
further advance YESTERDAY ~ iac. on all
were M Market closed unusually strong.
WIN upwart tendency Prices; Creamery,
Sssira,s. aTa''iHG, slfher scoring sSan. ;saa
aso third. 81 3-c unsalted fancy. 3sii n
3sis prime to choice. a. 3Sc held eN.
nr.t.. @s.e,'Sac seconds. SOL. a5iir Thirds
- . soc. STAT" dairy. good TO prime. 33i. I
81. renovated extras :7'g f2sc: nrsts,
sock. currcn, make. me, :st.c.; No !,
CHEESE-Trsding was active yesterday
and tho market was unusually firm TX
porters Mere active, no; only here, but In
thc Wisconsin market Csh.e idvices show
a frm market in a., European ports and
with that from canada. Il was iinicu',
to buy the hes, grades at quotations AMI
here wa. " .lisht advance on twins AMI
state. whole milk mats. held pedals, lsU
$50: ,av"rtse fancy, ia. risc. current
is'7c.; twins. lst. u isi.c.: Wisconsin
' Hmeriic.:,' III. 30 1 S,a'. .k,ms:. h nsli
isc. choice IL. alj.c.
EGGS-condii!on had .ased a li.,,e at
the. close % .rsding ves:erday. although
u had been Impossible to get sufficient
supplies % meet increased consumption.
Never In the history Of the trade has the
demand been 80 urgen; a. now. There ara
no storage eggs eft. deliveries are un.
usually slow and It is impossible. TO buy
eggs for a positive delivery. Many ~a.es
have been made Of eggs to arrive and re-.
ce,v-rs were comp.Iled to pay a pena!ty
fn- NON te'I.ar. Dtvftes uerA IN CANT
while the rest OF the market closed at the
same prices rs on the iav before Receipts
altered extras. al ~ cii.c sV,-ss. hr.,s.
@3'.. fr~ts. s.i-c. seconds. ct. n
"i'. c diriie~. a0ig r:lc Nearby henrery
>: y a.
LIVE POttTRY-whi'- an prices we're
not definitely settled yesterday sufficient
sales mere rer"'ei ~ give some idea Of
the outside being =o'.". Receipts were only
moderate, with an active demand Thor.
~er. Long Island duck'ings In the receipt
There are about 20 carr due, which may
not arrive In time FOR his weeks market.
frice.; fow's. is's o. n: ken -.
Gle. geese. IN lir., pigeons. soc. q pair
ruineas. soc a pair.
DRESSED Receipts of fresh
fowls wcr" ight yrsterday. but sufficient
TO meet tn. i.maud. Trading was rather
slow and fowis to hiring mo outside quo,
ts,!ons had % he fancy. Receiver. com.
pi.in Of badly graded stock, some lot,
showing . It's 20 : ibs. in the same psck
age. Old BOOSTERS We" >cRrce and frm al
quotation. There wss scarcely any fresh
Killed tgrk"Ns. In frozen stock ther" VA
lit.." done; no ,hunrr Ia quotation
PRICES: Turk'ys. dTy packed, Western
hens and toms, dry picked. fancy. SOC,
fair to good. -"p-,c chic&ens. /. to
."N .W"stern mrs. i"i. 49,; corn fed,
iGTi7c., fowls. l. to bon. dry packed
Western. 60 lbs and over TO dozen. 90
~ 10 ~ lhs.. lstgc.: unner 30 lbs, lIc.
Western, dry picked, = lhs. and over, 80
"lstsc.s 81. lbs. laGleiac. : lbs. and under
~. n i;c.: western, scaiied. largo 49,. q
49, old r%oos;ers. IA, y l5c squads. prime
white, 10 he. to do3'n. $50 ISi73: . lbs
So, : lbs, 81; turkeys. frozen. selected
tuung hens. -sV.. tum-. 30v.. Tcxas. dry
picked, average host, -5r.sv.; 40 >. i9u
.3c. hroilsrs, 10 TO hoN. II 10 - lhs. soc
corn fed. fancy, .iH27c.: chickens. IL ~
box. milk fol, 3, 20 4, ihs 2lm2.c: %
:" ~ lts. .?c., corn fed. 81 to rs lh..
20, ~ 4" ~ lhs goa &c fowls. Western
boxed 80 Lbs nni over. 80. 81 to I.
lbs, l7isc old r%oosters. 49, nI5c ducks.
Long Island. .ou:ic.. Western, i5d:ic,,
geese Western, !. .oc.