Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
New York Produce Market

2 aBUTTER-Table stock declined 1ac,
making the finest &c. from first
hands. This ought to make butter
retail for 35c. The decline was felt
In all lines of creamery, as we'll as
Estate dairy The undergrades remain
&Iinehanged. Held, stock is still in
abundant supply. with no chance to
clean up to any advantage. Prices
follow: Creamery, extras. 261a@27c;
1irsts. PAY @26c; seconds, 23@24c; held
extras, 24@241ac; firsts, 21@23c; State
{ .dairy finest, 251a@26c; good to prime,
q 23@25c; process extras, 20@21c; firsts,
81 190191Rc; ladies, current firsts, 19c;
packing stock. current make, No. 2,
N 151a6D16c; No. 3. 12@15c.
a CHEESB--Fresh stock continues to
arrive in good quantities sufficient to
keep the market steady. Holders of
e old cheese are not urging its sale, as
they feel it will be higher before 1t is
lower The largest holders want zoe
+ FOR their fancy goods, while the high
3 est quotation is 19Ac, New Zealand
< cheese is scheduled to arrive, but will
cut but little figure, as the quantity
Z rs not large. Prices are: State, white,
,Rpecials, 19c; colored specials 1910;
> sYafage fancy, 1S1aM1Ss4c: under
grades, 16@1sc; skins, held, specials,
d4Id15c; held choice, 12@13c; Skins,
fresh good to choice, 101s@1112c; poor
to fair, 6@10c.
EGGS-Under the receipt of nearly
IS 900 cases, making $1,000 for the two
days, prices declined 1c. and good ta-
bic stock leaves first hands as low
as 19bc, which ought to reach the
retailers at IL for 25c. The chain
stores are selling 10 for 25c, but they
do not take the highest grades. There
was a good demand for the best
grades, with some accumulation of
stock from Texas and other Southern
points which sell below the best
Western. No trouble to get zoe. for
fine Michigan eggs. There were so
few Indian runner duck eggs on the
market that quotations we're discon-
tinued. The supply of Baltimore duck
q eggs. was limited and prices I'M
changed Prices follow: Fresh gath
cred. extras, 21D22c; firsts, 191amz0c;
seconds, 19c: Pennsylvania and near
by hennery whites, fine to fancy,
25d26c: hennery browns, 21022e;
brown and mixed colors, 20@20laci
Baltimore, 39@40c; Western, 37@
acc; Tennessee and other good South
ern. 36@9Sc.
LIVE POULTRY-There were I'M
loaded thirty three cars, with normal
express receipts. Unloaded stock well
cleaned up. and the talk is for higher
prices when they are settled Thefe
will be car offered at auction to-
morrow, and that will settle prices, If
they have not already been made. 1t
would surprise no one to have fowls
up to 1Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-There is a
better feeling on selected heavy
fowls, fresh killed, but for other
fresh killed poultry market is dull
There. are plenty of old ROSTERS to
go round, and squads are in full de-
mand, with top quotations rare.
There is something of glut of frozen
.. fowls and chickens. Holders are
ADDING everything possible to move
Msbem. but buyers are scarce. Frozen
rkeys are scarce and high, and will
IL all season.
HTQuotations: Broilers, Philadelphia
faficy, III h., each, a h., 42@45c;
/tbs. each. 35640c. Chickens, Philadel-
phia, fancy, 24@25c; mixed, 17@1Sc;
coarse, lac Fowls, Western, boxed
| 50 lbs. and over to dozen, 1Sc; &c to AZ
his, 16@161ac; under 80 lbs, 14@1414c;
in barrels, 8 lbs. 171ac; Western