Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-12
New York Produce Market

BUTTER-Trading yesterday was
normal There was no reason for any
change in prices. Supply of fancy
butter was better than 1t had been
any day this week. The demand for
medium grades was not quite so good
as it was last week. The market
closed, however, in satisfactory con-
dition. Prices: Creamery extras, 90
score, acc; higher scoring, 361ac; firsts,
SO to 81 score, 31@35c; held extras,s 81
score, 3212c; firsts, 295a@32c; State
dairy, tubs, finest, 33@34c; good to
prime, 29032c: common to fair, 23@
CSC; process extras, 251s@2611c; firsts.
24025c; lower grades, 22@23c; imita-
ton creamery, firsts, 231a 44c; ladies,
current make, f1rsts, 221a@23c; Sec
onds, 211a@22c; lower grades, 20@21c;
packing stock, held. fine, &c. No. 2,
&c; lower grades, 10000.
CHEESE-There was a trifle more
inquiry in certain sections for well
cured goods, while the demand for
other stock was comparatively light.
! Fresh receipts are not selling readily.
/ Wisconsin is urging the sale of her
| twins and daisies, but there is little
| demand for them. There were no
changes in prices. Prices follow:
State, whole milk, fresh colored, spe-
cials, 15Q15Kc; white, average, fancy,
lax @15c; undergrades, 11@14Mc; Wis
consin daisies, 14as@14%c; twins, lay
0D15c; State skins, held specials. 1870
1355c; fresh. 1914 @121sc; poor to fair,
7QD1011c.
EGGS-Market was steadier than it
has been for week. There was not
change in quotations Little bet
ter receipts of high-grade eggs sup
piled the demand and trading was
| normal. There was considerable in
quiry for storage eggs for export, but
only a moderate call for local con-
sumption. All fresh receipts run ir-
| regular as to quality. Fine stock Is
in demand Prices: Fresh gathered,
extras, 39@41c; extra firsts, 37@3Sc;
| firsts, 34@36c; seconds, 2T@32c;
dirties, No l. 23@24c; No 2, 18@23c;
checks, 21@22c. Refrigerators, firsts.
charges paid. 241z @2519c; seconds, 90
| @24c; Pennsylvania and nearby hem
| merry whites, fancy, large, 55c; hem
merry browns. 40@43c; mixed colors,
| 10000.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chick re-
| manned the same yesterday, while
| fowl advanced 1ac. The quarantine
against shipments In certain sections
! is likely to cause short supply, and
prices may be firmer today. Ducks
| are scarcer and up lie. This is also
true of old geese. Prices: Chickens,
14@15kc; fowls, 14@161sc; old ROSTERS,
| 111sc: turkeys. mixed hens and toms,
| 10000. Ducks. spring, Long Island,
| zoe; geese, Western and Southern old,
| lac; guineas, soc; pigeons, 25D3ac
DRESSED POULTRY - Trading
was quiet yesterday. There were
| more spring turkeys than previously
and market not quite SO firm. Choice
| birds sold fairly well, There was a
demand for fancy roasting chickens,
but not sufficient to change prices.
Spring ducks are about over. Prices
follow: Turkeys, iced, 15@22c; West
ern, milk fed, 13 to "a lbs, IL to box.
| 22@24c; corn fed, 20@21c; chickens,
Western, milk fed, 4 lbs. and over,
171so; mixed weights, 15A@16c; Phil
adelphia, fancy, lbs. each, 23@25c;
broilers, 10000; Michigan, scalded,
lbs. and over. 15c. Fowls, IL to
| box, Western, 60 lbs. and over to
dozen. 1Sc: Western dry picked, 5
lbs. and over, 16hc; old ROSTERS, 13c;
| Long Island ducks, 16@1Sc; SQUADS,
prime, white, 10 lbs. to dozen, 49, 70;
8 lbs, sS25@$3.5O; 8 lbs, $2.75@$S;
| dark, $1.25@$1.50; guineas, 5 lbs and
/ over, 75@SOc. Frozen turkeys, West
ern, selected young hens, 19c; toms,
2O@21c; dry picked, average, 17@1sc.