Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-26
New York Produce Market

BUTTER--There was q further de-
cline of ise, making the best table
stock, from first hands, 2612e, the
highest figure. Butter conditions con-
tinue unsatisfactory The decline, as
was the case the day before, included
only the creamery stock and State
daiiies. The other lines, which in
rude the undergrades. were not dis
'nrbed. MI lines are lower than they
have been since 1910. The numerous
holdings of held butter are forcing the
owners to urge sales, with only n
faw buyers. Prices follow: Creamery,
extras. 26a261sc; frsts, 24m251sc; Sec
onds, 22m23jSc; held extras. 231z@24c;
frsts. 21@23c; State dairy, finest, 25m
sjlsc; good to prime, 23m24c; process
extras, 20df2lc: firsts, f9d191sc: ladies',
current firsts, 19e: packing stock, cur
rent make, No. >, 15l2@16c; No. ), 10
sc.
CHEESE = Invoices Indicate
heavier receipt of fresh made next
week. Holders of storage. especially
colored continue firm and will not
sell less than 20c. The increased make
of fresh is likely To hold the market
steady. Undergradc Skins are dull.
Irices are: State. white, specials, 19c;
colored. specials. 1910; average fancy,
lSt541SAc: undergrades, 16M1Sc;
skins, held, specials, 1im15c; held,
choice, 12a1Sc: Skins, fresh. good to
choice, 10lam111a; poor to fair, 6@1Oc.
EGGS-With receipts of IS, 747 cases,
She market was down another cent.
Tho receipts for the first three days
were 80, sos cases. nearly double the
receipts for the same days last week.
Consumption is good. but not what IL
should be at this season, say receivers.
Many are holding their highest grades
and not selling at the market. 1t is
believed by most of the spectators
that the bottom has been reached.
Nor the first time storage packed
cAgs are quoted. \ few were placed
in She cooler yesterday. but as a rule
rece SSrs are afraid TO store for fear
Of FROST Duck eggs continue scarce
and goose eggs have advanced to 90c.
Production in the country Is large
and next weeks receipts ought to eX-
cecd 100000 cases. Prices follow:
Fresh gathered, extras, 2td22c: stor-
age packed firsts, 20m20hc; regular
packed firsts, 1884 G1S1ac; seconds, Is
G1S15: Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 250
&c; hennery browns. 91022c; brown
and mixed colors. 19la@ 2O1ac; Balti-
more. 40c; Western. 37MSSc Tennessee
and other good southern. 36n Csc.
Goose, 0c
LIVE POULTRY-Ther were IN
loaded nineteen cars by freight, leaY-
ing only two cars on track. This
makes sixty eight ears thus far for
the week The supply is short and
prices which will probably be made
early this morning will be higher
than last week. As indicated in yes
terdays report. prices are expected
TO be 1Sc for fowls. Efforts to set
tie prices yesterday failed All the
cars uuloaded have been cleaned up
from the receivers and most of the
poultry will be consumed before the
price is made Feeling is firm.
DRESSED POULTRY - Enough
fresh killed turkeys We're on the mar
ket to make a quotation of 2iQ23c.
rhe supply was limited There was
only moderate supply of fresh
killed fowls. and as frozen fowls are
freely offered the fresh did not move
readily. Most of the poultry coming
fresh killed is iced and some of the
dealers prefer the frozen stock. old
BOOSTERS remain about steady. Squads
are plentiful with no change. Frozen
Chickens are in abundant supply and
weak, There are more frozen broil-
ers than are needed. Plenty OF
frozen turkeys TO meet the demand at
.ne high price.
Quotations: Broilers. Philadelphia
fancy. ~ lbs. each. a H., 4gGpf5c:
. lhR. each. 350iuc Chickens, phila-