Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-04

BUTT II mere was an easier tone
to the market with good trading but
no change in prices The quality is
fine and the receipts normal for the
time of year. Under grades of old
butter are almost stagnant. while
there is a fair demand for fresh
packing stock. Process holds it's
own. Prices: creamery extras. ga
27lac: firsts. 25ta4261ae: seconds. %
@25c; thirds, 211ad22nc; State dairy
tubs. finest 25la &c; good to prime,
2315 d25c; common To fair, 19m23c;
process extra. 21d2112c; frsts. 191s4
2O1ac; lower grades, 17@1S1ac;; ladies',
current make, tirsts, 1871 191Rc;
seconds, 18G1S12c: packing stock cur
rent make. No. ., 17Q1712c; lower
grades, 15@1612c.
CHEESE-There was an advance
of 4c on all fresh grades and even
undergrades except the very lowest,
advanced. There has been a firmer
feeling for a week and the advance
was no surprise. The cheese is Of
fine flavor, natural color and trading
is active Further advances are ex-
pected Prices: State. w m. fresh
colored and white specials. 14M q
14Ec: colored and white, average
fancy, 14e; undergrades. 12dl3&4 g;
State, skim. fresh specials. 11Am
1lA poor to fair, 5d91ac; full SKINS
or badly defective, 112d4c.
EGGS-Receipts rather below nor
NAL for the time of year and quality
is fair. Some Southern stock is run
ming off badly as to grade. There is
a demand for fine eggs and some lots
sell above quotations There is but
little Speculative demand for storage
packed Prices are higher than
year ago. Prices follow: Fresh
gathered, extras, 23G24c; extra firsts,
211am22c; firsts, 20@21c; dirties No
/, 1874 disc; No. ., 15G17c; Pennsyl-
vania and nearby hennery, whites,
large. fancy, 23hM241ac: hennery.
browns. 23024c: browns and mixed
colors 1912a221ac; Baltimore duck,
20a23c; Western. 19n2lc; Tonnes
see and other Southern. 1S020c.
LIVE POULTRY-A car was ad-
vertised for sale at auction yesterday.
The shipper had place the car under
a limit and this could not be reached.
so there was no sale out of this car
five coops Of broilers sold for &c
There were 20 cars unloaded yester-
day and % left on track. Nearly all
stock is held under a limit. Trading
was moderate and some sales of
fowls were reported 15AM151ac There
were not enough sales to establish a
market. although old roosters brought
| 9u9lac, with an occasional sale of 10c.
Broilers are more plentiful but in ac-
tive demand and the outside sale is
SIC.
DRESSED POULTRY Early yes
terday there was little fresh stock on
the market. and there was some de-
nand in the morning that could not
( be filled. Trading, as a rule, was
| quiet. The feeling is for 16lAc for
| fancy fowls. In the country many
makes receipts lighter, and they are
| up lac. There are more Western dry
| picked broilers in the market this
week than last, and they are bring
| ing SOC. Plenty Of ducks were here
/ TO meet demand yesterday, without a
! change in prices. Frozen poultry
moved moderately and Western
boxed fowls, 90 lbs. and over, were
easier. and sold freely at 19c. There
was no change in the smaller sizes
| Old frozen roosters were up 1Ac
Prices follow:
Fresh killed turkeys, average a 10.
1S@l9c. Broilers. Philadelphia, fancy
" lbs each, a h., 40@42c; 2 lbs
each, 3Sd40c. Fowls, Western boxed
so lbs. and over to dozen. 1Sc &c t
~ lbs, 16@16Izc; under so lbs, 13hc4
lac; in barrels, iced, lbs, 1612o
fancy, scalded, 1615c; Western an,
Southern, poor, 12@13c. Ducks, spring
Long Island Ice. Old roosters, 116
12c Squads. white 10 lbs. to dozen
$4q425; Z lbs, $3.50 Frozen-Tur
keys. small Western, selected hen
and toms, &c; Kentucky, 2S@23hc
Texas, 23e, old hens, 23M24c; old toms
226D2Sc. Brokers', Il to box, milk fed
fancy, is to "a lbs, 22@23c; corn fed
$4,000, Chickens, milk fed 81 to 8
lbs. to dozen, 16M17c; corn fed, 1412G
15c. Fowls, Western, boxed, 60 lbs
and over to dozen. 19c; 80 to 50 lbs
1414M15e; old roosters, 12W13c.