Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-28
New York Produce Market


BUTTBR-Market opened in about
the same condition as it closed Satur-
| day. There was some fresh butter
| carried over but receipts We're not
sufficient to oversupply the higher
grades, consequently there We're no
changes in quotations from the clos
| ing prices of last week. Undergrades
are urged for sale. with few buyers.
Prices follow: Creamery, extras, 25Q
25lAc; flrsts, 231a@241ae; seconds. 22@
&c. held. extras, 2Sc; firsts, 2lQ22e;
State dairy, finest, 24h@25c; good to
prime. 22@2lc; process, extras, 2O0
, 201ac; flrsts, 1Sm19c; ladies, current
firsts, 1Sc; packing stock, held. 160
lie; current make, No. 2, 16116Be;
No. 8, 13@151ac.
CHEESE-There was q flrmer feel
ing on the best grades and the mar
l1et was well cleaned up. The cured
fresh make was in demand and 1896
paid for best white. MarlSA ihowed a
firmer tone in all grades. Fresh skins
We're neglected more than any other
line. Prices were: State, whole milk,
held as to quality, 13h@19c; fresh
specials, 13%@14e; State skins, held,
11M14c; fresh specials, 11@11he;
skins, fresh, good to choice, 90p10c;
poor to fair, 54S1ac.
EGGS-Receipts were light, con-
sidering the season, and demand was
| so good as to cause an increase of &c
nominally for all of the best grades.
Seconds were particularly in demand.
Storage packed stock of well-known
marks are held at PC, with a few cars
changing hands. This is &c higher
than they We're two weeks ago. Eggs
are going into the coolers freely.
Prices follow: Fresh gathered, extra,
221bO23c; storage packed, firsts, 21A
M22c; regular packed, firsts, 201aG0
21c, seconds, 191sm20Ac; Pennsylva-
mia and nearby hennery whites, large,
fancy, 23M24c; hennery browns, 22la
m23c; brown and mixed colors, 201a
m211Rc; Baltimore ducks, 21M23e;
Western, 206122o; Tennessee and other
good Southern, 19@21c; geese, S0G4Oe.
LIVE POULTRY--There was a sale
at auction of three cars, and the pre-
Vailing price for fowls was 17Rc.
There ore lis cars noticed for arrival
this week; hence the market Is easier
than it closed Saturday. This week
every year Is always a more or less
uncertain one in live poultry, as there
is "a good deal of moving and many
are unsettled and will not buy freely.
No turkeys to speak of in the re-
ceipts, and they are not wanted. ~
the auction old ROSTERS sold for ia.
12Ac, ducks 17@1SAc and geese 9h@
1Ohc. The Independent receivers are
not naming any prices. There will
be two cars offered today at auction.
Fresh killed turkeys, average, a
lb, 21@23c. Broilers, Philadelphia,
fancy, ~ lbs. each, a h., 42@45c; 2
lbs. each, 35040c. Chickens, roasting
Philadelphia, fancy, 24@25c; coarse,
14e. Fowls Western, boxed, so lbs.
and over to dozen, 1S15c; 36 to AZ
lbs, 17@t71sc; under 80 lbs, 15@l5he;
in barrels, lbs, 1Sc; fancy, scalded,
18c; Western and Southern, poor,
14n15c. Ducks, spring, Long Island,
R2c Old ROSTERS, 14c. SQUADS, white,
10 lbs. dozen $4256D$450; Z lbs, $2500
SITS. Frozen-Turkeys, small, West
ern, selected hens and toms, 25m26e;
Kentucky, 23@231sc; Texas, 29c; old
hens, 23d24c; old toms, 22@23c.
Broilers, IL to box, milk fed, fancy,
IS to "a lbs, CSC; corn fed zoe.
Chickens, milk fed, 81 TO SO lbs. to
dozen, 17M1Sc; corn fed, 15@16c.
Fowls, Western. boxed, go lbs. and
over to dozen, 1871; 80 to IS lbs, 141A
@15c; old ROSTERS, 14c