Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-13
Country Produce Market
NEW YORK. Friday,

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was rather
quiet yesterday and there was no
change on the highest grades Of ex-
tras. Held extras were up 1sc., as
were held firsts. There were sales
on the call OF the Mercantile ex-
| change of $50 tubs of September ex-
| tras at 33c. and sales of 50 tubs OF
| extras. seller two weeks. at SIC. the
/ last figure outside quotation. Under
! grades are still annoying receivers.
1t is difficult to move them and out
side buying is light. Process since
the drop of NC. Thursday was more
active. and two cars were sold yes
| terday at outside quotations Fac
tory and packing stock remain un
changed. Quotations are: Creamery,
extras. $50 37c; fiji SITS, 2sG34c: seconds,
| 23@27c; held extras 32@33c; finsts,
| 27hQ21c; State dairy. finest. 31@38c;
| good to prime, 26G zoe. Process ex-
tras, 2416@25hc; firsts. 23l24c. Fac
tory, held, firsts, 21q22c; current,
firsts, 21@21hc; packing stock held,
| 19h@2012c; fresh, No 2, 19@19hc;
No. 2. 17k@1shc.
CHEESE-Quotat'on were changed
yesterday so as to cut out white
and colored" from the various lines
and fancy. calling them specials and
average fancy. Trade was light. Re-
ceivers are offering Wisconsin daisies
freely at Ice. Skins were dull Prices
are State, held. specials, 16%c; aver
age fancy, 16@ 16Ac; undergardes.
12AG15Ac. Daisies, held, best. 800
1910; skins, held specials 13d13hc;
held, choice. 11hm12kc; fresh. spe-
cial SIX ms. 10m 121ac; choice, 11@11hc;
poor to fair. 5m10c.
EGGS-Fresh eggs are more plenti-
fxal "a nd rpnnFfu from fha try eli,
that in another week they will move
In car lots. On account OF this Job
bers took on just barely enough to
carry them over until Monday. De-
mand for refrigerator stock was such
as to put the market up hc on speci |
marks and firsts. European eggs are
easier. There were 1903 foreig cases
In yesterday of 120 doz. each. equal q
over 1000 American cases. Prices fol-
low: Fresh gathered. extras. 40942c:
extra firsts, 3S@39c; firsts 3s037c;
seconds, 32@35c; dirtles. 25@28c;
checks. 23@25c. State. Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery whites. file to
fancy, 45Q50c: gathered whites. fine to
| finest, 45@4Sc: State, Pennsylvania
and nearby hennerv browns. 42c;
brown and mixed colors, Ss@41c: re-
! frigerator. special marks, fancy, 3015c;
hrsrs. 29030c; seconds. 27h@2Shc;
lower grades. zZWZ(c. European eggs
fresh, 120 doz. cases fair to prime.
2S0SSc: poor to fair, 22@2sc; refrigera.
tor, poor to good, 23@26c; lined. air
to prime, 221a6D24c.
LIVE POULTRY - Fowls were
scarce yesterday and buying was
sharp, with hardly enough to go
around Chickens were trifle easier.
with drop of / cent. Turkeys re-
main unchanged Only 10 cars un-
loaded yesterday, which was not
enough to supply the demand. Ducks
and geese are in steady demand and
unchanged prices. Quotations follow;
Chickens. nearby, 14@15c; fowls, 1910
| 17c; old ROSTERS, l2c. Turkeys, mixed,
Ice. Western ducks. 15@17c Geese,
14c. Guinea fowls. pair, SIC; pigeons.
DRESSED POULTRY - Receivers
are not anxious to sell their fancy
turkeys, believing that the market
will go higher. Best nearby stock
was 28c yesterday and the top for
| Western was 24c. Warm weather in
the West again makes receivers
! rather dubious of the future. Unless
the turkeys can come through in bet