Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-27
New York Produce Market

BUTTER-There was fair trading
yesterday and a little speculative de-
mand as the month is coming to a
close and every holder of butter wants
some of the June make. There was a
wider range on firsts and seconds,
with an easier feeling at the close.
Real good table butter can be bought
at 26hc@27c, but some of the particu-
lar distributors insist upon quality
and pay the outside quotations.
There were no changes yesterday in
process or lower grades. Prices:
Creamery extras, 27d27kc; firsts, 241a
1261ac; seconds, 22Q24c; thirds, 2lm
211sc; State dairy, tubs, finest, 26c:
good TO prime, 23925c: common to
fair. 20622c; process extras, 22n22iac j.;
firsts, 201h@21hc; lower grades, 171A@
191ac; ladies, current make, firsts, 20G
201ae; seconds, 19919hc; packing
stock, current make, No. >, 1SG1S15c /;
lower grades, 16Q1715c.
CHEESE-Market closed rather
weak with an accumulation that will
have to be carried to next week. \
few buyers will pay above quotations
for fancy flats, but the proportion of
these is small. There are more Dali
sizes than the market demands. Skins
sold slowly and the bulk of the re-
ceipts have accumulated. Prices;
State. whole milk. fresh, colored and
white. specials, 14s4 @15c; colored and
white, average fancy, 144Q141ac: un-
dergrades. 12k@14c. Daisies, 15ssc;
State, skim. fresh, specials, 1112G
121sc; poor to fair, 5q91sc.
EGGS-Demand is still for high
grade stock. The best goods are
those that come out OF the coolers,
but the distributors dislike to use
them, believing that they will be
higher later. The medium grades
continue to accumulate, with the
Hebrew jobbers and speculators TAX
ing the under grades and storing
without rehandling. Nearby stock
was in demand because it showed the
quality. Prices follow; Fresh gath
cred, extras, 23@25c: extra firsts, 22aD
2215c; firsts, 20G21lac; dirties, No. /,
17d1Sc; No. 2, 10M16c; Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery whites. as to
size and quality, 24d2Sc; hennery
browns, 24426c; mixed colors, $50
25c.
DRESSED POULTRY-There was
but little trade yesterday and the
market was dull. Demand for heavy
fowls was about the only evidence of
business in the trade and there were
not enough of these to supply the de-
mand Nearly all other lines dragged.
Old roosters were quiet without any
change in quotation. In frozen poul-
try there was a demand for large
fancy roasting chickens. Best heavy
fowls showed a better tone, while the
fancy frozen turkeys continued scarce
and high. Prices follow: Fresh killed
turkeys. average, h.. 1711Sc. Broil-
ers, Philadelphia, fancy, III lbs. each,
a lb., 3Sd40c; . lbs. each, S6d2Sc.
Fowls. Western, boxed, so lbs. and
over to dozen. 1s1sc; SO to AZ lbs, 100
16Ikc: under 30 lbs, 1S14Q14c; in bar
rels, iced, Az to lbs, 1715c; fancy,
scalded, 161sc; Western and South
ern, poor, 12G13c. Ducks, spring.
Long Island. Ice. Old roosters, 111s
@12c Squads, white. 10 lbs. to doz.,
$375: lbs, S2.25. F'rozen-Turkeys
small, Western, selected hens and
toms, 25d26c; Kentucky, 2SG2S1ac;
Texas, 22c: old hens and toms, 23c.
Broilers, IL to box, milk fed, fancy,
IS to "a lbs, 10000; corn fed, 17q1sc.
Chickens milk fed, 81 to Sc lbs. to
doz., 16m17c; corn fed, 14lsQ15e.
Fowls, Western. boxed so lbs. and
over TO doz.. lSlhc; 80 to 35 lbs, 141sQ
l5c; old roosters, 12912hc.