Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
New York Produce Market
Yesterday

BUTTER-While there was no
change In prices. the market closed
duh Receivers complain that they
cannot even clean up their best fresh
stock. to say nothing Of the held
Trading was slow. One hundred and
twenty five tubs were sold under the
cali at 251kc, and still the outside
quotation was left at 26c The market
is still in a deporabe condition.
Prices follow: Creamery extras
25h26c; frsts. 23h@25e; seconds.
22@2Sc; held, extras, 23@24c; hrsts
21022c; State dairy, finest. 25c; good
to prime, 23@24c process, extras
2O@21c; frsts, 19@19hc; ladies', cur
rent, firsts, 19ei packing stock cur
rent make. No, 2, 15h@l6c; No. 3,
10 l5c
CHEESE Fresh whole milk stock
cleaned up better than any day dur
ing the week. Sales were at t7a17lae,
with occasionally a fine lot bringing
trifie more. Fresh daisies made
their appearance yesterday and were
offered at 1Sc. Fresh skins were not
in evidence, He'd stock is stil high
and held firm. Prices are: State,
white, specials, ice; colored specials,
1915c: average fancy. 1SkG1SAc; UNI
dersrades 16018c; skins, held. spe-
Gals. 14@15e; held, choice I2@l3c;
skins fresh, good to choice, 101aD
Ike; poor to fair, 6ml0c.
EGGS-There was such a demand
that all the best stock is up 15e. Re-
ceipts were $4,000 cases. which are
large for Friday, but consumption is
rrga " he
there We're So es of $3.50 cases. some
of them storage packed. AS rule,
storage packed eggs for the coolers
VIII not bring above PIC although the
few sold under the call went at 21hc,
Everything indicates a higher market
for fancy storage packed stock.
Prices follow Fresh gathered eX-
tras. 22c storage packed firste, 2lci
regular packed firsts. 1874 m20he; sec
onds. 19ml9hc; Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery whites, fine to fancy,
25026c; hennery browns, 21h 022c;
brown and mixed colors, 20D2lc; al
timore, 39A @40c; Western, 37@39c,
Tennessee and other good Southern,
360 Csc, Goose, 9Oc0$1.
LIVE POULTRY-Th market was
hrmer and fowls were up to zoe.
with old and young ROSTERS ad-
vanced &c Only five cars We're I'M
loaded and the market Is clean.
Prices for next week are likely TO be
lower. Fowls, 10000; rosters. old
and young, 13@13Rc; turkeys mixed,
hens and toms, 19c. ducks. Western
and Southern, 1Sc; geese. Western
and Southern, PFC; guineas, per
pair. G5c; pigeons per pair, 30e.
DRESSED POULTRY--Any fancy
fresh killed fowls sold readily at a
trifie over quotations. Receipts are
light and trade remarkably slow
There is steady demand for old
roosters and the markets closed
steady as supplies are United. Froz-
en- broilers. fowls and chickens con-
tinue dull and weak and only fancy
heavy frozen fowls will bring quota
tons. What frozen turkeys are on
the market are in strong hands with
no indication of lower prices.
Quotations Broilers, Philadelphia,
fancy IL lbs. each, a h., 42645c 2
lbs, each. 35d40c Chickens, Ph'la-
delphia. fancy. 21d25c; mived. Ia
1Sc; coarse. lac. Fowls, Western,
boxed. so lbs. and over to dozen. lSc;
g. to AZ lbs. 16@16hc; under 30 lbs,
196014hc: in barrels, lbs, l7hc,
Western. fancy scalded, Tic; Western
ana Southern, poor, 12m14c. Old
fosters, 14c. Frozen-Turkeys small
Western selected hens and toms. Csc
Kentucky. 23m231@c; Texas 23c; old
hons, 23@24c; old toms, 22023c. Broll
ere, ~ to box. milk fed, fancy. IS to
"a lbs, 25M26c; corn fed 23@24c.
Chickens. milk fed, 81 to SO lbs to
dozen 18c: corn fed, 1j616c. Fowls,
Western. boxed 60 lbs and over to
dozen, 1sc: 30 to IS lbs, 15c; cd roos-
tors. 131hm14c. Dues. Western. Ice;
no 2, 12013c Geese. Western. fancy,
15016c; No. 2, 12@1Sc.