Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-18
Produce M arket
Today.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Flour-
steady. Wheat futures without trans
actions.
Professionally
Beef--Unsettled
Lard-Easy; Middlewest, 9.75Qs.S5.
Molasses-Firm.
Hay--Steady.
Hides-Steady.
Leather-Steady.
Raw sugar, easy: molasses, OH;
centrifugal, ST. Refined, steady.
Yesterday.
BUTTER-Trading yesterday was
rather slow and prices were un-
changed from the day before. Job
bers are not taking on any more stock
| than they actually need and feel that
prices are too high. There were sold
under the call of the Mercantile Elk
change yesterday rs tubs of extras
at 32e, so tubs of held extras at Size.
The quality Is running good, The ac-
emulation is of undergrades which
are dificult to move. The better
grades remained steady and we'll
cleaned up. Prices follow: Creamery
extras, 32@32hc; firsts. 2Sh@S1hc;
seconds, 2642Sc; thirds, 24@251ac;
State dairy, tubs, finest. soc; good to
prime, 271a@29c; common to fair, %
@27c; process extras. 26@261sc: flrsts,
241s 6D25hc; lower grades, 221a@24c;
Imitation creamery firsts, 24025c; la
dies, current make, firsts. 231s@24c;
seconds. 2s1aQ2Sc; lower grades. 21@
22c; packing stock No. q 21@21hc;
lower grades, 19@201sc.
CHEESE-Buyers We're not anxious
yesterday and only took on small
lines. Market was in normal condi-
| x&f tlat
planned that 1t Is difficult to move
them. There was a reported sale of
1000 boxes of flats yesterday at 15%c.
The best trade was in State and Wis
consin daisies. Prices follow: State,
whole milk, fresh, white and colored
specials, 15h415Ac: colored and
white average fancy, 15@15hc; I'M
4 dergrades, 11@14Ac; Wisconsin dali
sizes, 1bk@15%c; twins, 15@15sc;
flats, 15@161ac; State skins. fresh
specials, 13@1S1sc; poor to fair Ia
lie.
EGGS-The market was sick yester-
day, with a decline of 10 on all the
best grades Accommodations are be-
coming burdensome both in the stores
and on the docks. 1t is difficult to
dispose of current receipts and buyers
will not bother with held stock UNI
less II is offered at a sacrifice. Mar
ket closed extremely weak, with COM
plant that consumption Is very low
Even dirties and checks were slug
gish. Ten days ago they were the
most active of any line. Further de-
cline is expected Prices: Fresh gath
cred, extras, 29@S1c; extra firsts, 27@
Csc; firsts, 25@26c: dirtles, No. l, 22d
221sc; No. 2, 17@21c: checks. 21@22
refrigerator special marks, fancy
| -. a not n
24@241ac; seconds, 23Q23hc; Penn
sylvania and nearby hennery whites
fancy, large, 39@40c; hennery browns
32@33c; mixed colors, 27@31c.
LIVE POULTRY-Trading yester-
day was active because of the Jew
ish holiday There were unloaded 80
cars by freight and express, with 20
left ON track. There were a few
sales of heavy fowls at 101he. but as
rule the market was 19c. Chickens
We're in liberal supply and sold at
171ac. Ducks and geese We're steady,
with old roosers off NC. There viii
be five cars sold this morning al
auction. Prices: Chickens. 1870
l7lhc: fowls. 17al9c; old ROSTERS, 13@
131hc; turkeys, mixed, 15@l6c; ducks
Isolde; geese, 15@16c; guinea fowls
pair, 50@621ac; pigeons, pair. 2OQ25c
DRESSED POULTRY-The market
was quiet yesterday and there was 9
decline in both milk and corn-feo
broilers. Fresh turkeys remained IN
changed, but trading was slow. Small
and medium fowls were off, and fresh
killed chickens were lower. Ole
ROSTERS enough to go around. There
was big supply of Long Island and
nearby spring ducks. In frozer
IpouItry, turkeys we're in fair demand
and sold at quotations. Fancy large