Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-05
New York Produce Market

BUTTER-Even though quotations
were not changed yesterday the feel
ing was little firmer. There was a
sale under the call OF so tubs, one
straight mark at 331ac, seller to-
day. One lot Of "a scoring butter was
sold at 34c. Although the feeling was
firmer on the top grades the medium
grades moved slowly and at irregular
prices. Cooler weather will create
better demand for storage stock.
Process was unchanged. Ladies con-
tinued firm. Packing stock steady.
Prices: Creamery, extras, 90 score,
33c; higher scroing, 331a@34c; firsts,
So to 81 score, 2s@32c Held extras,
go score, 32c; firsts, 2s1s@311ac. State,
dairy, tubs finest, 31@32c. good to
prime, 2S@30c; common to fair, 23@27c.
Process, extras, 25h@261sc; firsts 24@
25c: lower grades, 22@23c. Imitation
creamery, firsts, 24Q241sc. Ladies, cur
rent make, ftrsts, 221s 923c; seconds,
211z@22c lower grades, 19h@21c-
Packing stock, held. fine, 21h@22c;
No. 2, 2olh@2lc; lower grades, 800
zoe.
CHEEsE-Market showed a trifie
more life than 1t did the day before.
Exporters still continued TO show in
terest and this will no doubt lead to
more purchases of whole milks and
skins. Receipts were 6,466 boxes and
these included 115 of Western and
| 34g boxes for export. Held skins
moved slowly. The exports for this
week were 1870 boxes. Prices fol-
low: State, whole milk, held specials,
1e@1shc; fresh specials. 15z@15Ac;
eolored. average fancy, l41s@lsc; un-
dsTssades dsisiea i4x9isSc; scs' twins. MS'G4 laa
15Ac State, skins, held specials, 1S
@131sc; fresh, 121A@12%c; poor to
fair, 9@11hc.
| EGGS--There were no sales under
| the call this morning and market
showed little change in any line. Re-
! frigerators continued weak. Express
receipts of nearby were light and
| fancy hennery brought extreme
| prices Quotations remained the
same as the close the day before.
| 43c; extra firsts, 39@40c; firsts, 500
| Ssc; seconds, 29@35c; dirties, No. 1,
24G25c; No. 2, 20@23c: checks, 22@
| 23c Refrigerators, firsts, charges
paid. 23Is s02lhc; seconds, 21h923c;
| Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
whites, fancy, large. b@62c; hennery
browns. 4sGD46c; mixed colors, a5043c.
LIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yester-
day were fourteen cars Western, one
| Southwestern, one Southern by
| freight and about one scattering
GOODS by express. This was in addi-
ton to forty-two cars left on track.
| Chickens were not so plentiful, and
| fir1ner. Turkeys were slow, with
| old roosters in good demand and
| steady. Ducks and geese were in ac-
| curnulation and showed slow move
| rnent. Prices: Chickens, 11@13c;
fowls, 11tl1i4c; old ROSTERS, 10c; tur-
| KEYS. mixed, hens and toms, 11Q12.
Ducks. spring, State, 15i2914c; West
ern 1s6Di31kc. Geese, Western and
Southern. old, ic1s@isc: giineas, pair,
soc; pigeons, pair. Csc
DRESSED POULTRY - Trading
continued slow yesterday. and the
market did not show any improve
ment. The cooler weather did not
help stock which arrived. as that was
in a wet and damp condition, which
caused rapid deterioration. Buyers
were conspicuous by their absence,
and receivers were willing to sacrifice
rather than put the stock in the
freezer, Demand for ducks and geese
was limited and supply ample. Mar
ket was firm on large squads, and
these worked out moderately. Prices
J follow: Turkeys, Delaware, Mary
land. Pennsylvania, State, 20Q2bc;
Western, dry picked, lsq2Oc; ICED,
. l5017c; poor TO fair, 12@14c. Chickens,
Western, milk fed. 1s to "a lbs IL to
box, 2s@26c; corn fed, 2o923c; milk
fed. 4 lbs. and over, 1514c: mixed
weights, 1s1kd514c; Philadelphia,
fancy, . lbs. each, zs@25c; broilers,
, 10@22c. Michigan, scalded. lbs., i6c
Fowls, Il to box, Western, go lbs. and
over to dozen. lie: dry picked, 8 Tbs.
and over, 15ihc. Old roosters. i21sc.
. SQUADS, prime white, 10 lbs. to
dozen. 81; ybs.. ss.5oD$S. IS; 3 lbs,
! So. 756D$s 90: dark, 81 2sI$1.50; guineas,
lbs. and over, 769Soc.