Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-28
New York Produce Market
Yesterday.

BUTTER-Quality is getting better
rapidly and demand was good yes
terday Trading was unusually good.
Receipts are ahead of last week and
will be larger from now until the
end OF June. Most of the butter is
full grass and already receivers are
storing for next winters use. Feel
Ing was so strong yesterday that
there was an increase of re on fine
grade and the range widened on the
best The advance was also made on
State dairies while undergrades re-
manned unchanged. All packing stock
is handled quickly at quotations
Process remained firm without
change. Prices follow: Creamery, ex-
tras, 2534 d2G1ac: tirsts, 241ad25kc;
seconds. 221a G24c: State, dairy, fin
est, 25D251ac; good to prime, 231ad
24l2c; process, extras. 2012@21c; firsts,
1ea20c; ladies', current firsts, 800
1910; packing stock, current make
No. .. 17@171sc; No. 8, 15D1615c.
CHEESE-Receipts are greater
than last week. Trading yesterday
was active, but not of enough volume
10 increase quotations. There were
some gilt-edge flats on the market
showing full grass that brought lie,
74c above quotations. The amount of
II.
yesterday in good shape. Prices were:
State, whole milk, white and colored,
specials, 1315013s4c; average, fancy,
1870; undergrades, 11@13c; State
skins, fresh, specials, 101a611Mc;
good to choice, 9q10c; full skins, de-
feetiYe, lla44e.
EGGS-There was an advance yes
,terday on high grade stock of 1ac. In
storage packed the advance was only
Ac, leaving the outside quotation of
21isc the same. Jobbers are demand
ing quality and are willing to pay
the price. Dirties were scarcer and
good grades held above quotation.
Hennery eggs that show quality were
up l2c. Accumulated stock has been
fairly cleaned up. Prices follow:
Fresh gathered, extras. 22@23c; stor-
age packed, firsts to extra firsts, 201a
m2112c; regular packed firsts, 1910
2oi4c; fresh gathered, dirties. No. I,
17l5@1Sc; No. ,. 15@17e; Pennsylva-
MIA and nearby hennery whites
large fancy, 23a2ic: hennery browns,
22023c; brown and mixed colors 1912
@21IAc: Baltimore ducks. 20@23c;
Western. 19m21c: Tennessee and
other good Southern, 1Sd20c
LIVE POULTRY-There were sold
yesterday ut auction four cars. The
market was firmer than on the sale
of Monday. Broilers were particular
" in good demand and fowls were 12c
better. Independent receivers met
auction prices and one receiver
claimed to have sold ten car loads Of
fowls at 1Sc. That was 2sc higher
than the highest price at auction. The
market was in good condition yester-
day and buying was fair There We're
few turkeys and geese and not many
are wanted. Prices follow Broilers,
36d3Sc: fowls, 11m171ac; old ROSTERS,
lJGfl0I5c turkeys. 15M151sc: ducks. 10
fTlli.c: geese. 1e1au1112c; guinea
fowls. 70GS0c: pigeons, Zoe.
DRESSED Receivers
complained yesterday Of a dull and
disappointing market on fresh killed
fowls. Stock which arrived Monday
/" as still unsold last night. There was
q fair demand for nearby broilers
and they sold up to BE. There was
an oversupply Of Long Island and
nearby young ducks
Prices follow: Fresh killed tur-
Hos. average a To-. 1Sa20c. Broilers.
Philadelphia. fancy, w lbs. each, a
-, iON42c: lbs. each. 8040e.
Fowls. Western boxed. so lbs. and
.vor to doz.. 19c: Sc to ~ lbs, ia
lTne: under 30 lbs. 144141ac: in bar
reis, iced. lbs, Use: fancy scaided,
is. Western and Southern. poor, 1Sa
i3lAc Ducks, spring. Long Island.
Sc. Old ROSTERS. 13c SQUADS, white,
!, lbs. To doz. S40$425; I lbs, $3.50.
F'rozen-Turkeys small Western Sc
lectcd, hens and toms, 25u26c; Ken
tacky. 23123hc; Texas, BE; old hens,
.a@2ic: old toms. 22M23c. Broilers,
Z TO box. milk fed. fancy, is to "a
us, 92a23c: corn fed, 19620c.
Ghickens, milk fed. 81 to Sc lbs. to
asz., 17dlSc: corn fed, 1j@lGc.