Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-30

creameries that is good and little in
terest in them. Process is a trifle
tirmer without change in quotations.
Prices follow: Creamery, extras, 25h
@25Ac; firsts, 2S1ad241ac; seconds, %
@2Sc; flrsts, 21@221ac; State dairy,
24c; process. extras, 20m2015c: firstS,
1S@19c; ladies, current firsts, Use;
packing stock, held, 16G17c; current
make, No. 2, 16Q16l5c; No. 3, 13d151sc.
CHEESE-There was no reason for
advance over the day before's rise,
and the market closed last night firm.
There is little or not difference be-
tween colored and white grades.
FaYorite lots occasionally, in job
bling way, bring above quotations,
but the amount of that trading is
limited. Market in good shape.
Prices were: State, whole milk, held,
as to quality, 13h@19c; fresh specials,
14Q141ac; State skins, held 11014c;
fresh specials, 110111ac; skins, fresh,
good to choice, 9d10c; poor to fair,
50S1ac.
EGGS-It looks as though the top
had been reached for high priced cur
rent receipt eggs. The feeling for
storage stock is easier than it was at
the opening of the week. Some few
sales of favorite storage marks were
sold yesterday at PC, but buyers were
scarce at that price. The entire trade
is looking for decline in storage
stock, although the weather has been
favorable all spring. There is a scar
city of dirty eggs. and the market
cleaned up WELL with inquiry for more.
This is also true of checks Nearby
eggs remain about the same. There
was no change in quotations. Prices
follow: Fresh gathered, extras, 22@
23c; storage packed, firsts 21A @22c;
regular packed firsts, 201a@21c; sec
ends, 20@20Ac; Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery whites, large, fancy,
231a@24c; hennery browns, 221a @23c;
brown and mixed eolors, 20Q21hc;
Baltimore ducks, 21@23c; Western,
20@22c; Tennessee and other good
Southern, 19021c. Geese 3064oc.
LIVE POULTRY-There were five
cars sold at auction and with lower
prices than on Monday. The general
range is 161a@17c for Southern fowls,
with lac better for Northern stock.
There were SO cars of freight stock
unloaded besides what came by eX-
press. Old ROSTERS were easy and
sold for lie, and there were but few
turkeys, as turkeys are not wanted.
Geese were in light receipt but
enough to fill the demand. Southern,
161a@17c old ROSTERS. 11G111ac; broil-
ers, 40@45c; turkeys, 160161ac; ducks,
16@17c; geese, 101a@11c; guinea fowls
pair, zoe: pigeons. pair, 41c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Recei are
about equal to last week with moder-
ate demand and market not cleaned
up. Dry packed fowls in boxes were
steady, while old ROSTERS We're slow
sale. Long Island and spring ducks
were in more liberal supply with 21c
as the top. Frozen poultry moves
slowly, the demand being for fancy
grades of large fowls. Other fowls
dull and weak. There is demand for
fancy large roasting chickens, but
the average chicken is not active.
Broilers are very dull. All lines of
frozen turkeys are held firm with lit
tie trading. Prices follow; Fresh
killed turkeys. average, a h., 21@
23c; broilers, Philadelphia fancy, 11A
lbs. each, a h., 40@42c; 2 lbs. each,
35@37c; fowls, Western, boxed 60 lbs
and over to doz., 1S1ac; &c to AZ lbs.
17@17hc; under 80 lbs, 15@151Ac; in
barrels, lbs, 17h@1Sc; fancy scald-
ed, 17b@1Sc; Western and Southern,
poor, 13@14c; ducks, spring, Long
Island. PIC; old ROSTERS, 14c;
squads, white, 10 lbs. to doz.,
$400@425; lbs, S250@2.75;
frozen turkeys, small, Western, Sc
lected, hens and toms, 25@26c; Ken
lucky, 23@231ac; Texas, 23c; old
hens, 23@24c; old toms, 22@2Sc; broil-
ers, IL to box, milk fed, fancy, lS to
"a lbs, 2Sc; corn fed, zoe; chickens,
milk fed, 81 to SO lbs. to doz., 17@1Sc;
corn fed, 15@16c; fowls, Western,
boxed, so lbs. and over to doz., 1S1ac;
20 to IS lbs. 141a@15c; old roosters,