Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-26
New York Produce Market
Yesterday

BUTTER. -Receipts were liberal,
being nearly 10000 packages. Most
of, the stock was good, showing
chiefly full grass. and was in demand.
out of town customers were Tree
buyers and trading was sufficient to
hold the prices the same as vt the
close Saturday. although twenty-five
tubs were sold under the call at 25c.
There is an effort by receivers to get
the market down TO 25c, and they
may succeed before the week is out.
Process held firm at Saturday price
and packing stock was on higher
plane. Prices follow: Creamery,
extras. 24l&d26c: firsts, 24Q25c; sec
onds, 22m23lac; State, dairy, finest,
s4isG25c; good to prime, 25@24c;
process, extras. 0I2@21c tirsts, 100
zoe; ladies, current tirsts, 19n1912c;
packing stock, current make, No. 2,
17M17lac.
CHEESI-There was demand for
fancy white, and more than 1000
boxes changed hands at 13Mc. The
highest grades closed ldnlac better.
The demand for these grades at high
est prices is limited. The cheese does
not show full grass yet. Prices were:
State, whole milk, white and colored,
specials. 135AG1334e; average fancy,
l3G13Ac; undergrades, 1lGll2Ac;
fresh, white specials, l51a@13&c;
State Skins, fresh, specials. 1012d
li12c: good to choice, 9dlOc; full
Skins, defective, 112G4c,
EGGS-Trade was good for the high
grades, although anything under the
highest grade was in buyers favor.
There was nothing to cause change
from the closing prices of Saturday.
There are some eggs Of the under
grades that are moving out at fairly
good prices. Checks were quiet and
the nearby fancy showed accumula-
ton. Prices follow: Fresh gathered,
extras, 22m22Mc; storage packed,
far packed tirsts 1874 fresh
gathered, dirties, No. |, 17A917lac;
No. ., t46t17c; Pennsylvania and near
by henuery whites, large, fancy, 22laU
&c; hennery browns, "a 221ac; brown
and mixed colors, 1912n2l12c; Balti-
more ducks, 20T93c; Western, t9021c;
Tennessee and other good Southern
lSD20c
LIVE POULTRY-One car was
sold at auction, establishing the only
prices for the DAY. Indications are
for about 10 freight cars for the
week. The approaching Memorial
Dav and the Jewish holidays, Sunday
and Monday, should make the mar
Ket firmer Sales Of fowls at TIC
indicate firm market. Desirable
broiers were scarcer and the price
was up &c. Prices follow: Broilers,
S6dSsc; fowls, 161aa1719c; old roos-
ters, 10d1012c turkeys, 15ul524c;
ducks, 13d14l4c; geese, 1012ml1c;
guinea fowls, 70dSOe; pigeons, 40c.
DRESSED POULTRY = Advices
show better receipts of fresh stock
to arrive the latter part of the
week. The demand yesterday was
slow for fresh killed stock, although
there was an active demand for
frozen fowls. Receipts were unusu-
ally light for Monday. Western broil-
ers were scarce and a few from Nir-
ginia. fresh killed, brought 3bc. There
was little trading in frozen poultry,
large roasting chickens and large
fowls being held hrmer because OF
the scarcity Fancy young tom tur-
keys are firmly held and buyers eX-
pect an Increased price.
Prices follow: Fresh killed turkeys,
average a lb., 19a2Oc. Broilers, Phila-
delphia, fancy. IL lbs. each. a ID, 40lp
42c; > lbs. each 3Sd4Oc. Fowls, West
ern boxed, 60 lbs. and over to dozen,
1g6I191hc; 80 TO A. lbs, 1712@18c; I'M
der 80 lbs. 15c: in barrels. iced, lbs,
1slhc; fancy scalded, 1Sm 1S12c; West
ern and Southern, poor, 13N14c.
Ducks, spring. Long Island, 1Sc. Old
ROSTERS, be. Squads. white, 10 lbs. to
dozen, $4.00Gs4.25; lbs. $3.50. Frozen
Turkeys, small Western, selected,
hens and toms, 25926c; Kentucky, %
d231ac Texas, 23c; old hens, 23d 24c;
old toms, 22d 23c. Broilers, II to box,
milk fed fancy, Is to "a lbs, 22d23c;
corn fed, 19G20c. Chickens, milk fed,