Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-10

ter, were in better demand, and ad-
vanced 1sc Market closed barely
steady. Prices: Creamery, extras, 80
score, 9SQ33hc; higher scoring, 34c;
firsts, SS to 81 score, 29@32c. Held,
extras, 80 score, 32c; firsts, 2s1z @311sc.
State dairy, tubs, finest. 31@32c; good
to prime 2S@30c; common to fair,
23@27c. Process, extras, 251S@261sc;
firsts, 24@25c; lower grades, 22@2Sc.
Imitation creamery, firsts, 24@241ac.
Ladies' current make, firsts, 221a@23c;
seconds, 22e; lower grades, 20@21c.
Packing stock, held, fine, 22c; No. 2,
21c; lower grades, 19m20l2c.
CHEESE-There were no changes
yesterday in quotations and trading
was rather quiet. Receivers have a
number Of inquiries for export, and
it is believed that a fair volume will
leave for England this week. Owners
of well-cured stock are asking above
15c. Wisconsin twins can be bought
for less than that price. Prices fol-
low: State, whole milk, held specials,
Ice; fresh specials. 15Ac; colored,
average fancy, 144 @15c; undergrades,
12h@14kc. Wisconsin daisies, 14$@
1514c; twins, 14a4 @15Ac. State, skins,
held specials, 13@131ac; fresh, 121sQ
1224c; poor to fair, 9@11hc.
EGGS-There is almost famine of
eggs fit for table use. Receipts from
all producing sections are light, and
even those that come have but few
new laid among them. If shipment
contains 40 per cent. of new laid they
are looked upon as good eggs. There
was an advance of &c on all high
grade fresh stock yesterday. Re-
frigerators were rather weak and
there We're some sales a trifie under
quotation Prices: Fresh gathered,
firsts, 3S@40c; extra firsts, 41@42c;
frsts, 3S440c; seconds, 32@37c: dir
ties, No /, 24@25c; No. 2, 20@23c;
checks, 22@23c. Refrigerators. firsts,
charges paid, 231s@24c; seconds, 211a
GD23c; Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry whites, fancy, large, 60G62c;
hennery browns, 44@46c; mixed colors,
36044c.
LIVE POULTRY-At auction yes
terday three cars of Western stock
were sold and fowls brought 14Ac.
There were AZ cars unloaded and 13
left on track. The demand was for
fancy fowls. Chickens were in more
liberal supply, but were up 1sc. Not
many turkeys, but enough to meet the
demand Prices follow: Chickens,
IL ItNsi ION 10, l. T2SJ CAN ACOo-
ters, 1012c; turkeys mixed, hens and
toms, 12@14c. Ducks. spring, State,
131a@141ac; Western, 13h@14c. Geese,
Western and Southern, old, 13@14c.
( Guineas, pair zoe; pigeons, 25c.
DRESSED POULTRY = Conditions
were better yesterday than they have
been for some time. There was an
advance of 1c on all good lines OF
poultry, and turkeys showed better
quality and were sought for imme-
diate consumption. Western turkeys
! were up 1c and so were fowl. Market
closed in better shape than for sew
eral weeks Prices follow Turkeys,
Delaware. Maryland, Pennsylvania,
State, 21@26c; Western, dry picked,
! 19@21c iced, 15@19c; poor to fair, 12@
| 15c. Chickens, Western, milk fed, Is
to "a lbs, IL to box, 23@25c; corn fed,
2O@23c; milk fed lbs. and over, 17c;
mixed weights 15@151ac; Philadelphia
fancy, lbs. each, 23@25c; broilers. 20
@22c; Michigan. scalded. lbs, 151ac
/ Fowls, 12 to box. Western, go lbs. and
over to dozen, 1716c; dry picked, 5 lbs.
and over, 161Ac. Old ROSTERS, 13c
! SQUADS, prime. white, 10 lbs. to dozen
"a; 3 lbs, s3.50@$3.75; lbs, $2.75@$3;
dark, $125@$150. Guineas, spring,
lbs and over, pair. 65@70c.