The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-25
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BCTTER-Trading, was unusually good
ye.tsrday, even The matket Tor i,b.r
. bette trade than has been KNOW ,6i.
year and buyers are not as par'icu!a-
about a%uai.,y as when the mark, - WI
week. All OF the good bitter IL cieaned
up closely and in some Instances iohner.
who were particular are using centralized
The. advance was felt In al the under
grades and the mark., closed unusually
nrm. Prices; Creamery. extras. - score.
s:mssc.;' seconds. .Sh aSc.. unsai'ei.
ace: held .xtrss, 5o~soi.c'' higher soo,
Ing sagait,e:.. nr.,s, ~. q 80,
waited. extras. ?Sl Il eec.: nrs,s. .,q
over grades ga go Imitation cream
Try. hr'ts; :S1:tc aides, current m,k..
sIS,k, Jun. make; me Ate; current
cHEEsE.-Holdsrs OF high grade whole
MIX stock were not anxious 80 'ri wee
OF whols mix wen, ou, ~ sa,l.G, DIV
figures and exporters took on = i"W hun.
fT .s a SeSi ho!a. Ss" s5i q od SKIN I"a"s re- ,% s.,,
Prices? State: Taols pix, ' 60 o;.a u aa
s s,s ;sSisss, s,1,s skim hs'i ~
lts di5tc.; choice ~. Hi.isc fdir -
good l:1 piic. Wisconsin iHin,. ia. v
ist.c,: douh.. daisies. IN qis'sc. Young
tGGs-Denand was excellent all day
Yesterday. Tho market was IN L.. on
best table stock and BUYERS fouui Il AN
cult To- g., what they needed. Thorc vas
Also aNEpol demand FOR refrisera."r stool X.
with lNtle Of the higher grace, offered.
HnS.T .Ts .1 . OF ,ef ,d s. Ter cn up
compared to the demand. Many expected
a lower market before tho clos" OF III.
, sssx' S sni ss'' no Awe. w'T p4,c. ,sdi ili. . ,Si;
and that they may advance. Consumers
have a taste Of fresh Gags AMI they want
Rst," , cyiose"d lRrr,ns.r man f fe eeyarSi vs M
Prices; Fresh gathered. EXTRAS, aur. % p
:6,c.; extras. frsts ?iHc hrsts. -2'- =
rc,r!xerator. best, lsu:oc.: fair 20 rooi,
l7glshc.; hennerv. whitN nn- 10 fancy.
.ea soc: browns. :3r @sisc.. mixed col
LIVE ForLTRy Sine. Monday .s cars
have been ,r.ce!ved and unloaied, leaving
= on track TO be unIoadcd 'o-.!ght END
lished. hut the hulk OF ~" fowls r. n. gil,
""fe sold at 1910. the huyer' r''tirE
,n"rs '0 as. G GS namsnT{. Gr'r,c.:. r ''%2 1
O. 'gul6c chickens, ice; old -@ooster-.
ducks, ice geese. 2oT 3. rF"on,.
10 . 11c, u pair euin"as. 30 'ar. u pi'~.
DRESSED POuLTRY-Rec-ipts wer-
better ysst~rlav. but weather condition.
r.re not iiral Eancy arg. fowls were e%,sl.r
~ ~ Nh[ ~ SNhTll'F h' lffH.l
chickens and those that did arriv. wer.
poor and irregular IN both size and va ne
Any fancy chickens were IN demand aud
brought quotations, Turkeys that shovel
quality wsre In demand. with prices uu-
changed. Squads were more plentiful and
on SOC . Dozen Very little done In frozen
stock. Fowls were weaker. willis turkeys
and chickens remained unchanged. Prices:
Turkeys. Western. spring. fair to good: 90
@2s. Fowls. fresh. woStern dry picked.
bored. 90 lbs. and over isnc,: Western
and Z lbs TO pair. >o9%.c. Old ROSTERS,
i>h 1Isc. Squads. prime. white, 10 lbs. "a
dozen. $3.50: lbs. So; lbs. s. so.
Frozen, turkey. wsstNn. DRY picked.
se,ected. young hens, ESQ 2sc,: YOUNG toms,
a0c.: Texas. dry picked. average best. 2GH
&c: No. ., goa 2lc.: Old hens. sGu sTc
old toms. 2%c. broil-rs. milk fed. fancy. Il
to box, Is 70 - lbs. to dozen, :9c corn
fed. zee chickens, - 70 box, soft meatcd.
81 to 80 lbs. TO dozen, 2ln re. AZ to -
lbs, ?ldc2c.: IS lbs. and over, Csc corn
fed. 81 to sc lbs. 90 dozen isu zoe, 1 ia
~ lbs. zoe, SO lbs. ard over. gle; fowl-,
Western, IL TO box. GO lbs. ana over. dry
picked. l9Hc.: "a to 81 lbs. lsplpi,o.
20 To ~ lbs.. l!hc.. old rooster. Niac.;
ducks. Long Island. zoe Western. l5r
zoe. geese. Western, fancy. lsc,