Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
New York Produce Market
Yesterday.


BUTTER-Thers was further ad-
vance Of lkc on fancy butter yester-
day, as receipts after the holiday were
lighter than expected. There was suf-
fcient trading to more than absorb
the fresh table stock In evidence.
Buyers under the call were willing to
take on larger quantities even OF held
fancy, but owners feel the strength
OF tho market and were not anxious
to sell Even State diaries were up
1sc and renovated also advanced no
Market closed last night strong.
Pricea: Creamery, extras, 80 score,
851zc; higher scoring. 369361sc; frsts,
IS to 81 score, 91g341ac. Held extras,
% score, 821s@33c; frsts. 80932c; State
dairy. tubs, finest, 83d34c; good to
prime 29Q32c; common to fair, FAC
CSC. Renovated, extras, 2892s1ac;
frsta, 24kg25c; lower grades, 221a9
24c. Imitation creamery, firsts, 259
251hc. Ladies, current make, frsts
| 231s 924c: seconds, 23o; lower grades,
20@22o. Packing stock. held, fine 22G
221so; No. 2, 211a@22c; lower grades,
| 19G21c.
CHEEsE-Market was rather In
different yesterday, although e few
| jobbers were in evidence and took on
| just what their immediate demands
required There was not sufficient
/ trading to change prices from Sat
urday's closing, except reduction Of
| 1ac on undergrades. Market closed
with q weak tone. Prices follow:
I state, whole milk, held, specials,
| 1874 d15c; fresh, specials l5c; average
| fancy, 14AQl4a4c: undergrades, l29
| lac; Wisconsin daisies, 14%015Ac;
twins, 14AG15Ac; fresh, 12A9121zc,
| poor TO good. 7q11c.
! EGGS-Trade was limited yester-
/ day because there were not enough
| high grade eggs to meet the demand,
and prices for frsts were up hc. Sec
! onds also advanced nc, with refriger-
ators quoted as high as zee. Market
| was Arm all day and closed that way
last night, with the prospect Of a
further advance unless fresh receipts
increased materially Prices: Fresh
gathered, extras, fine. 39Q40c; extra
firsts. use: firsts, SIC; seconds, 33@36c.
Refrigerator flrsts, charges paid, 254
26c; heunery whites, fancy. large, 47@
49c; hennery browns, 4l442c; mixed
colors, 37Q40o-
LIVE POULTRY-Prices were
! higher yesterday than at tho close
Saturday. as the unloading was
rather light. Only "a cars were put
under the sheds, one OF which was q
solid car of turkeys. There were II
cars left on track and more due to.
day. Receipts will be lighter this
week than last. Market closed firm
Prices 70 lows: Chickens, 1917 013Hc
fowls, 13h@15c; old roosters, lie;
turkeys, mixed, hens and toms f9c
Ducks, spring, State, 15Q18c; West
ern, 15m16c Geese, Western and
Southern. old. i4015c. Guineas, g
pair. soc; pigeons. 20025c.
DRESSED POULTRY-With the
Christmas trade on turkeys out OF
: the way, they dropped ic. yesterday
all around. Most of the receipts
from this on will be chickens and
ceipts Of nearly 1900 pkgs., which
was unusually heavy, although there
was holiday between Thursday anC
. yesterdays trading Turkeys were
not in abundance and considerable,
! of the stock went into the coolers
Market closed in good condition
Prices follow: Turkeys, fancy Della.
, ware, Maryland, Pennsylvania. State
22024c; Western, dry picked, $50
21c; fair TO good, 17d1sc ChickenA
r Western, milk fed. 1S to "a lbs, 4
l. to box. 23G25c; corn fed, 2O123c
1 milk fed. 4 lbs, i6c; mixed weights
. 14Q141sc; Philadelphia. fancy, lbs
each, 23@25c; broilers, 21@22c; Michl
gan, scalded, lbs. 14c. Fowls, IL t,
t box, Western, 60 lbs. and over Il
dozen, lie; dry picked, lbs. ant
over, Ice Old ROSTERS. l21kc Squads
prime white, 10 lbs. to dozen, $425
$16O@$1.76. Gu-neas. spring, lbs
| and over. pair. s5@7oo,