Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-21
New York Produce Market

misunderstanding was sufficient
Yesterday to take care of the heavier
offerings Of fine stock and the firm
tone continues Anything bringing
30@S1c moves readily, but below that
the market is rather dull Weathe"
too warm for Il free movement OF
held. Process quiet. Ladies' firm.
Best packing stock in demand, but
undergrades dull. Prices Creamery,
32hc; firsts, 2s031c. Held extras, 80
score, ale; firsts, 31hc. State. dairy.
tubs, finest. 30@S01Sc: good to prime,
26M29c; common to fair, 22M25c. Pro-
cess extras, 25m26c; flrsts, 231s M241ac;
lower grades, 22M23c: imitation
creamery. firsts, 231a@24c, Ladies,
current make, firsts, 221ac; seconds,
21@21hc; lower grades, 19@201ac.
Packing stock. held, fine. 21@211ac:
No. 2, 20@201ac: lower grades, $50
191bc.
CHEESE-Although steady, The
market was more active yesterday,
particularly on the finest lines. En-
port movement light. Skins steady.
Prices follow: State. W m, fresh,
white and colored specials, 14AGl5c;
colored and white, average. fancy,
141sc: undergrades. 11@14hc: Wiscon-
sin daisies, 14A@14Ac: twins. 1870
14s4c; State skins. held specials. l21a a
lac: fresh, 12m12hc; poor to fair,
7610c.
EGGS-With lighter receipts the
market was healthier yesterday and
frmer on best lines. Medium grades
are doing better. Storage movements
is limited but the market is firmer.
Nearby eggs scare and wanted, with
mixed lines irregular. Prices: Fresh
gathered extras, 33@35c; extra firsts,
30@32c; f1rsts, 27@29c; seconds. 24D
36c: dirties, No. /, 2l022e; No. 2, 800
zoe: checks, 19@20c refrigerators,
firsts. charges paid, 2S1a@24c; sec
onds, 22n2Sc; Pennsylvania and near
by hennery whites, fancy large, 500
SIC; hennery browns, 35M38c; mixed
colors, 2SD35c.
LIVE POULTRY-With moderate
trading and indicated heavy receipts
for the week the market was quiet
yesterday, with prices lower on fowls,
chickens and ducks. Chickens in free
supply and weak. Receipts yesterday
32 cars Western, 3 Southern by freight
and one by express. Prices: Chick
ems, 141s@15c; fowls. 131s@1514c; old
BOOSTERS, 111ac; turkeys, mixed hens
and toms, 17@1Sc. Ducks, 14m161sc;
geese, Western and Southern, old, lac.
DRESSED POULTRY - + a II y
heavy fowl steady. Most receipts
poor and slow Large roastine
chickens more plentiful and easier
medium especially so. Old ROSTERS
in light supply and firm. Long
Island and nearby spring ducks not
plentiful. and higher for choice
grades. Squads unchanged. Frozen
turkeys dull. Frozen chickens not
wanted. Prices follow: Turkeys
iced, f5622c; Western milk fed, iB
and "a lbs, ~ to box, 20G22c; corn
fed, 16@1gc; chickens, Western, milk
fed, lbs and over. 19c; mixed
weights, l7c: Philadelphia, fancy, 2
lbs. each, 21@22c; broilers. 10000;
Michigan, scalded, lbs. and over,
171kc. Fowls. u to box, Western, 80
lbs. and over to doz., zoe; Western
dry picked, lbs. and over, 1870;
old ROSTERS, 13hc; Long Island
ducks, 161s@f7c; squads. prime white
10 lbs. to doz.. $3.50: lbs, So; lbs.
$3.50; dark, $1.25@$1 80: guineas. 3
lbs. and over, 75@s0c. Frozen tur-
keys, Western, selected young hens
and toms, 21@22o; dry picked, aver
age. 1sQ1ae.