Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-17

191ad2Oc; packing stock. current
make, No. 2, Ice; No. 3, 14a15hc.
CHEESE-Receipts are light and
| trading was small, but on a firm
basis Receivers are not offering
their fancy State eolored flats except
to their regular customers without
| considerable advance. There is some
New Zealand cheese in the market
via London, but prices abroad have
increased so there will be no more
importations. The foreign cheese is
not as popular as domestic. Prices
are State, white, specials, 1888 d19c;
colored, specials. 1S34Q19c; average
fancy, 18d1S1ac; undergrades, 15@16A c;
SKINS, held. specials, 14O14%c; held,
choice, 111aa13c: skins, fresh, good to
choice, 1012M111ae; poor to fair, 6d10c.
FGGS-There was drop of sc
from the closing prices of Saturday.
This was largely due to sentiment, as
the receipts were light for the time
of year. Instead of being over 10000
cases there We're only 13.S4S This
was an increase of 5000 over a week
ago yesterday. Receivers have in
voices of good supplies for the bal
ance of the week. Much of the stock
comes by express. One dealer from
Tennessee came along yesterday with
two cars by express and met n re-
duction of &c before he could dispose
of the stock. This is only one in
stance of the heavy express receipts
All storage eggs are off the market
Duck eggs are a trifle lower, because
receipts were better. Prices follow:
Fresh gathered extras, 26c; extra
firsts. 2512c; firsts. 241aa25c; seconds,
2312M 24c; Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 27c;
hennery browns. 26c; brown and
mixed colors. 25G25hc. Duck eggs,
State and nearby whites. SIC; Balti-
more, 40c; Western, SIC; Tennessee
and other good Southern, 34@35c.
LIVE POULTRY-Therew were thirty
cars unloaded with an indication of
III cars for the week. Very little
trading yesterday as no prices were
made and buyers expect the low prices
of last week while shippers are com
planning that last weeks prices were
ruinous. Without fixed prices quota
tions are impossible
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipt of
fresh killed were better yesterday
than they have been for two weeks
Arrivals for the balance of the week
promise to be light, consequently the
feeling is firm. Old ROSTERS We're
about normal in receipts. Small
chickens were in fair demand with
sufficient to go around. Frozen
poultry Is being freely used and tur-
keys keep remarkably high. Quota
lions are: Fresh killed turkeys,
Western, box and barrels, fancy, 25c;
Tennessee and Kentucky best, $50
231ac: Texas, best. csc. Broilers,
Philadelphia fancy. liz lbs. each. per
h.. 3sG42c; lbs. each, S3@35c.
Chickens. Philadelphia, fancy, 9i@
25c; mixed, 17d1sc; coarse, lac
Capons. Philadelphia, 9 to 10 lbs, csc:
slips. 20021c; Western, lbs, FAC; t
and lbs. 21c
Fowls. Western, boxed, 60 lbs. and
over to dozen, 1S1ac; SO to AZ lbs, TO
f71ac; under 30 lbs, l5c; in barrels.
lbs, 1Sc: Michigan scalded, lSc;
Western and Southern, poor, l24l41ac.
Old ROSTERS, lac. Frozen-Turkeys.
small Western selected hens and
toms, 25c; Tennessee and Kentucky,
23a231sc; Texas, 23c; old hens, 23@
FAC; old toms, 2262Sc. Broilers, II
to box. milk fed, fancy, Is to "a lbs.
26d27c: corn fed 24U25c. Chickens,
milk fed. 81 to SO lbs. to dozen, 1S4
zoe: corn fed. ia lSc. Fowls, West
ern. boxed. so lbs and over to dozen,
1S1Sc; 30 to 80 lbs, 16616i2c: old roos-
tiers. lac. Ducks. Long Island, 18n19c;
Western, 17m1Sc; No. >, 1S@14c.
Geese. Western. fancy, 16a17c; No. 2,
| 13614c.