Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28

ing 3be, but this was pure sentiment.
Prices fellow. Creamery extras,
2sM29e. firsts. 25a271hc: seconds.
221 D24c. thirds. 21M22c. state dairy,
tubs. finest, 2T02751e; good T. prime,
24u26c; common to fair, 2042Sci
process. extras, 22IzM23iac; iirsts, 2l4
&c; lower grades, lsn20c; imitation
creamery, firsts. 211s422s: ladies', cur
rent make. firsts. 20hM2te. seconds
1a}s92ee: packing stock, No. l. 191se;
current make. No. ?. 1S1h419c: lower
grades. l6izm1Sc
CHIEFS Ei-Business was quiet yes
terday on the quotations at the close
Saturday. There WAS some talk of
a cheaper price up the country, but
1t cut no figure here. Held cheese
Is firm and current receipts are
cleaning up fairly well. Prices:
State, whole milk. fresh. white and
oolored specials, 14A@15c. colored
and white. average fancy, 14AQi4lae.;
undergrades. f0@l81ae.; daisies. 15W
i5lse.: State. skim, fresh specials,
tlmi1lee.. poor to fair, 5@s1ae.
EGGS Receivers continue to COM
plain of defective stock, and 1t was
rather difficult to get enough good
current receipts for the demand.
Strike of the Gamblers had little effect
yesterday and distribution went on
as usual. Most of the places of the
striking Gamblers have been filled, and
not half a dozen houses have been at
all Inconvenience. Trade as a whole
was a little slack. but it was not
caused by the Gamblers trouble. At
this season trade is usually slow.
There was q better feeling on nearby
eggs, and they were up &c. Prices
Fresh gathered extras. 25@26c; extra
firsts, 23M24c: firsts, 21n22lRc; dirties,
No. 1. 17i5M1s1se; No. 2, 10M1fci
checks, 16Ml61ac; refrigerator h1sts,
charges paid, 24M24iac; seconds. 2S0
231ac: Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry whites, fancy large, 2Sn3oe; hem
merry browns, 25M26c; mixed eolors,
20a25c.
LIVE PoULTRY-Ma opened
a little firmer on fowls than at the
close on Saturday, but brollers were
off lie. There were fourteen cars I'M
loaded yesterday, one of which was
by express. Advices indicate about
100 cars of freight for the week.
Many of the local receivers sold
fowls at lie. The auction sold three
cars, and its highest price on fowls
was 165sc, which was equal to TIC
at private sale. Very little doing
with geese and turkeys, as they are
not desirable. Prices: Broilere, 1870
22c. fowls, 165s@17e; old roosters,
la a12c; turkeys, mixed. l54l5hci
ducks, 15nt6c; geese, 13a14c; guinea
fowls, pair. 60n65c pigeons. pair, 25e.
DRESSED POULTRY = Receipts
were a triile heavier yesterday than
a week ago the same day. Demand
for all grades was limited There was
a little firmer feeling for old ROSTERS
than at the close Saturday and they
were up hc. Western broilers were
rather scarce. In frozen poultry |
large roasting chickens were In de-
mand, with a limited supply. Broilers |
and smaller chickens had to be forced |
for sale and were generally dull. In |
frozen poultry fancy young tom tur-
keys were held firm. with few chang |
ng hands. Frozen fowls were firm |
and old boosters up &c Prices fol-
ow: Fresh killed turkeys, 17@1Sc. |
3roilers, Philadelphia, fancy, ? lbs.
zach, 2s630c. Fowls, Western. boxed,
70 lbs and over to dozen, 191ac; sc to
2 lbs, lie; under 30 lbs, 121s@13c;
n barrels, iced. to Az lbs. 1SQ1s1ke:
ancy sealded. 171sc; Western and
poor, 11@12e. Ducks, spring,
long Island, 16c; old, 12@13c. Old
oosters, 121ad1sc. Squads, white, 10
BIS. to dozen, $3.75; lbs, $2.25.
small. Western. Sc
ected hens and toms. 25@26c. Broil-
rs, IL to box, milk fed, fancy, Is to
4 lbs. 1S@19e; corn fed, 16017c
milk fed. 81 to IS lbs. to
ozen Ice; corn fed. lac. Fowls.
Western, boxed, so lbs. and over to
ozen, 1870; 30 to 50 lbs, 13@14c; old
oosters, 121a013e.