Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-03
New York Produce Market
Yesterday.

BUTTER-There was a little out
of town demand for the top grades
yesterday, and local jobbers are buy
ing to some extent, but offerings are
ample and a surplus will be carried
over until next week. Sales are be-
ing made at almost any sacrifice.
Storage is gradually being used up.
Process, dull and weak. Ladies quiet,
packing stock also weaker. Prices
follow: Creamery, extras. 24RQ25c;
firsts, 23M24c; seconds, 2lQ2212c; held
extras, 23c; firsts, 21@22c; State dairy,
finest, 24Q241ac; good to prime, 22@
231sc; process extras, 2O42O1ac; tlrsts.
18ml9c; ladies', current firsts, 1870
1Shc; packing stock, current make,
No. ., 15@1519c; No. 8, 12@l4c.
CHEESE-Old white is more plenti-
full, but moves. slowly, although
s $ady. Importations Wednesday
| consisted of 750 crates of fancy New
Zealand Cheddar cheese. Skins
steady. Prices are: State, white,
specials, 19c; colored. specials. 1910;
average fancy, 1S1a@1SAc; under
grades, 16d1Sc; skins, held, specials,
14015c; held, choice, 12@13c; skins,
fresh, good to choice, 1OB@l112c;
poor to fair, 6M10c.
EGGS-Receipts were liberal and
Fine grades were steady, but average
lines were weak. Most operators are
doing little buying for storage, al
though n few cars are going into the
coolers. Nearby whites steady and
duck eggs firm. Goose eggs more
plentiful and less steady. Prices fol-
low: Fresh gathered, 211a@22c; stor-
age packed, tirsts, 201au21c; regular
packed, firsts, 191am20c; seconds, 1874
@19lac; Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 25@26c;
hennery browns, 211R@22cj brown and
mixed colors, 20M2le; Baltimore duck
36c; Western, 34@36c; Tennessee and
other good Southern, 33@35c; goose,
S5cM 90.
LIVE POULTRY-The market is
unsettled, with receipts yesterday IA
cars Western, 4 Southwestern, 4
southern by freight, with a few scat
tering by express. About seven cars
are on track. There Is a good deal
of difference as to the quoted prices
on fowls. Geese drag with other
descriptions quiet. Fowls, 20020A G.;
ROSTERS, old and young. 13c; geese,
Western and Southern. PFC.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh fowls
in short supply with outside prices
secured on dry and iced despite a
light demand. A few fresh turkeys
are arriving. Philadelphia and near
by chickens in light supply. Squads
dull and weak, Frozen in accumula-
ton. Frozen turkeys steady. Ducks
and geese drag.
Quotations: Broilers, Philadelphia.
fancy, liz lbs. each. lb, 42@45c;
lbs each. 35@40c. Chickens, Phlladel-
phia, fancy, 24@25c; coarse, 1ic.
Fowls Western, boxed, 60 lbs and
over to doz., 1S1ac; SO to AZ lbs, 1870
171ac; under 30 lbs. 15c; in barrels,
lbs, 1Sc; Western, fancy scalded,
17hm1Sc; Western and Southern,
poor, 13@15c. Old ROSTERS, lac.
Frozen-Turkeys, small Western Sc
leeted hens and toms, 25e; kentucky,
2S@23Rc Texas, &c; old hens, 300
24e; old TOMS 22@23c. Broilers, IL TO
box, milk fed, fancy, IS to "a lbs,
2SM25c; corn fed, 20m21c. Chickens,
milk fed, 81 to SO lbs. to doz., ITO
lSc; corn fed, 15q16c. Fowls, West
ern, boxed, 60 lbs. and over to doz.,
17l2@1S1ac; 80 to 35 lbs, 15d15ac: old
ROSTERS, 13AM14c Ducks, Western,
12d15c; No. ., SM10c. Geese, West
ern, fancy, 12M14c; No. ., 9n11c.