Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-13

butter Will be fine. Make is large and
market closed easier than the day
before. Little doing in held. Prices
lolio"; Creamery, extras, 26R@27c;
ilrsts, 241s@26c; seconds, 22h@24c;
State dairy, finest, 25h126e; good to
PRIME 23W25c; process, extras, 20021c;
hrsts. 1S@l9e; ladies', current, firsts,
lSW1sRc; packing stock, current make,
No. 2, 16017c; No. 8, 14Q15Ac.
CHEESE-Receipts were above nor
mai and market was unsettled and
weaker, most of the stock being off
Ac. There is no tendency to accumu-
late stock. Receivers would rather
sell, as they look for lower market
when the flow of milk is heavier. 1t
was buyers market wholly. Prices
were: State, whole milks, white and
colored, specials, lac; average fancy,
13h@l3Ac; undergrades, 11Q13lbc;
held, 13h@19c; New Zealand Ched-
dars, 16@19c; State skins, fresh, spe-
Gals, 10h411hc; good to choice, 90
lOc; full skins, defective, 1h@4c.
EGGS-Receipts are running ahead
of last week, but the market con-
tinued firm, quality is getting poorer
each day, but consumption keeps up
we'll Up to the present time con-
sumption of eggs all over the United
States has been the largest known
for years. 1t is a cheap food COM
modify even at present prices. There
were sold yesterday one block of 84,-
900 dozen storage packed eggs in the
coolers, charges to follow, at 22c
dozen. Several spectators are look
ing over stock and will either reject
or buy before the close of the week.
These eggs are held at csc, all
charges paid to January l. There
clio
dirties because they were more plen-
tiful. Checks must be high grade to
bring quotations. Prices follow:
Fresh gathered, extras, 22kQ23c;
storage, packed, firsts, 21k@22c;
regular packed, flrsts, 20K@21hc;
seconds, 20@20hc; dirties, No. l. 19k
Q191sc; No. q 1SQ19c; Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery whites, large,
fancy, .221s@23kc; hennery browns,
2h@23hc; brown and mixed colors,
21G22c; Baltimore ducks, 20@2Sc;
Western, 20@21c; Tennessee and
other good Southern, 10000.
LIVE POULTRY-Two cars were
sold at auction, the fowls bringing
1S1sc. That was good price with
prospects of 95 cars, in addition to the
express stock. There were unloaded
yesterday n cars by freight Should
the receipts exceed early notification
fowls win probably drop one cent.
Whenever there is no auction early
in the week prices are fixed. Without
an auction, prices are not fixed until
Thursday. Broilers were easier be-
cause of a more liberal supply. Prices
fellow: Broilers, 32Q36c; fowls, 100
1S1sc; old ROSTERS, 11@11hc; turkeys,
13@14c; ducks, 13@14c; geese, 1910
lie; guinea fowls, pair, roc; pigeons,
30935c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Yesterday
many of the receipts which were due
the day before were delivered, which
gave a good supply of stock and
trading was normal. Fancy dry picked
fowls occasionally brought above quo
tations. There were old roosters
enough to go around and the market
closed steady More spring ducks
were in evidence, and the tone of the
market was easier, without change
in prices. Broilers were also easy.
Frozen poultry showed little activity.
Prices follow: Fresh-killed turkeys,
average a h., Zoe. Broilers, Philadel-
phia fancy, ~ lbs. each, a h., 38a40c;
lbs. each, 33@35c. Fowls, Western,
boxed, 60 lbs. and over to dozen, 1S1kc;
SO to AZ lbs, 17@171ac; under 80 lbs,
15@15hc; in barrels, iced, lbs, Tic;
fancy Scalded, nc, western anu
Southern, poor, 13@14c. Ducks, spring,
Long Island, 21c. Old ROSTERS, lac
SQUADS. white, 10 lbs. to dozen, SAC
s425; lbs, $3.50. F'rozen-Turkeys.
small, Western, selected, hens and
toms, 25@26c; Kentucky, 2S@23hc;
Texas, 23c: old hens, 23@24c: old toms,
22@2Sc. Broilers, IL to box, milk fed
fancy, IS to "a lbs, 22@23c; corn fed,
10000. Chickens, milk fed, 81 to 36
lbs. to dozen, 17@1sc; corn fed. 15@16c.
Fowls, Western, boxed, so lbs. and
over to dozen, 1871 @19c; 80 to 35 lbs.
141h@15c; old ROSTERS. lac.