Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-14

gets better every day and the grass
flavor Is pronounced. Receivers are
doing what they can to get the best
butter down to 25c before June stor-
ing begins. Fancy butter, scoring %
points, was freely offered yesterday
at 261sc. Held butter is inactive
Process is steady, with supply less.
Good packing stock is in demand.
Prices follow: Creamery, extras, 26@
2612c; firsts, 2415q25%c; seconds. 221a
G23Ac; State dairy. finest, 251s@26c;
good to prime, 23Q25c; process, ex-
tras, 20Q21c; f1rsts, 1903; ladies,
current firsts,-- 18@1Shc; packing
stock, current make, No. 2, 16Q17c;
No. 3, 14Q15hc
CHEESE-Continued increase in re-
ceipts caused a weaker feeling and
the market was off Nc. Trading
was good, although purchases were
not large, as jobbers expected a
further decline. Prices were: State,
whole milks, white and colored, spe-
Gals, 1S%Q14c.; average fancy. 1S13c.;
undergrades, 11@13Ac.; held, 1870
19c.; New Zealand Cheddars, 16@19c.;
State skins, fresh, specials, 10k a
skins, defective, 11k@4c.
EGGS-Yesterday $4,000 dozen for
eign eggs were unloaded. This in
addition to domestic receipts, which
were heavier than q week ago the
same day, gave the market a weaker
tone but not sufficient to reduce quo
tations. There was considerable
trading in storage stock, but buyers
wanted to shade prices. Large guam
"A
ing into the coolers, although con-
sumptive demand remains good. Eggs
from the Northern section are not
losing very much, while eggs from
the Southern section show as high
/ as two dozen loss in 30. There were
1876, 900 dozen seconds sold yesterday
at 20hc, an unusual price for that
grade. Prices follow: Fresh gathered,
| extras, 22h023c; storage, packed ,f1rsts,
211s@22c; regular packed, firsts, 2OA
@211ac; seconds, 20@2019c; dirties, No.
], 19A@19hc; No. 2. 18@19c; Pennsyl-
vania and nearby hennery whites,
browns, 221a @l93c; brown and mixed
colors, 21@22c; Baltimore ducks, 20@
23c; Western, 19@21c; Tennessee and
other good Southern, 10000.
LIVE POULTRY-A car of Ken
lucky stock was sold at auction yes
terday which established prices, fowls
bringing as high as 19c. There were
about two cars of broilers by express,
and these went out at good prices,
with a demand for more Receivers
report sales of fowls at 1S1ac. The
range on broilers was less yes
terday. Duck sales were slow. Prices
follow: Broilers, 32633c; fowls, 1S5s
M19c; old ROSTERS. 11Ac; turkeys
15bc: ducks 12Ac. oeese 102 q
guinea fowls, pair, zoe; pigeons, 30G
DRESSER POULTRY = Receipts
are light. but enough to meet the de-
mand. There was little trading and
no reason to change prices. Frozen
poultry was neglected as the
butchers preferred fresh killed Prices
follow Fresh killed turkeys. average
a h., Doc. Broilers, Philadelphia
fancy. IL lbs. each, h., 38040c;
lbs, each. 39635c. Fowls, Western,
boxed, so lbs and over to dozen
1s14c; 36 to AZ lbs. 17@171sc: under %
lbs, 15@151ac: in barrels, iced. lbs.
Tic; fancy, scalded, lie; Western
and Southern. poor. 13@14c. Ducks.
spring, Long Island. 21c. Old
ROSTERS, lac. Squads, white. 10 lbs.
to dozen. s46s425: lbs, $3.50.
Frozen-Turkeys, small. Western, Sc
lected, hens and toms, 2562sc: Ken
236D24c: old toms, 22023c. Broilers. u
to box, milk fed, fancy, Is to % his,
22@23c; corn fed, 10000. Chickens.
milk fed. 81 to IS lbs. to dozen. ia
1Sc: corn fed, 15@16c. Fowls, West
ern boxed, so lbs. and over TO dozen,
1917 619c; 80 to S5 lbs, 14lk@15c; old
roosters, lac.