Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-12
New York Produce Market
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BUTTER-fhis week started with
less receipts than the week before
and there was firmer tone through
out, except for held stocks Quality
is improving and will grow better
daily, as COWS are in the pastures,
and in short time the effect Of the
grass will be shown. Fine table
stock was up lac, with very good
trading. Prices follow: Creamery, ex-
| tras, 26A a27c; firsts. 241z d26kc: sec
onds, 225a@24c. State dairy. finest,
25laI26c; good to prime, 23G25c; pro-
cess, extras, 20q21c; firsts. 1Sd19e;
ladies, current, firsts, 1SG1s1sc; pack
ing stock, current make, No. ?, 16u
lie: No. 3. 14G151ac
CHEESE-There was some accumu-
lation because receivers would not cut
prices. Fresh arrivals exceed demand
Prices at initial points are high, with
no prospects of a decline. Quality Is
somewhat irregular. Prices yester-
day were the same as at the close
Saturday. Prices were: State, whole
milks, white and colored, specials, 14d
I4Ao; average fancy, f3s4c; under
grades, 1ld1314c; held, 1S1zd19e; New
Zealand Cheddars, 162Q1Slkc: State
Skins, fresh. specials, 101sa111kc;
good to choice. 9G10c; full Skins, de-
tective. 11eG4c.
EGGS-Receipts exceeded those of
the same day a week ago, but quality
/ is running off. many OF the eggs
| showing dark yolks and some blood
rings. There was q demand for high
| grades, and the market was up &c on
best current receipts and down 12C
on storage packed. Demand for
dirties continued good but there was
| no advance in prices froTs, tie close
! of last week. Nearby hennery were
| &c higher, Trading was good. Prices
| follow: Fresh gathered, extras. 221aq
| 23c; storage packed, firsts, 21iam22c:
| regular packed, firsts, 20S4 n211ac;
seconds. 20d2o1ac: dirties, No. /,
| 1914 01912c: No. 2, 1Sd19c; Pennsyl-
vania and nearby hennery white.
large. fancy, 221a42S1se: hennery.
browns, 22q23c; brown and mixed
| colors, 21G22c: Baltimore ducks, 214
| 23c: Western, 20G22c; Tennessee and
other good Southern, 1sd &c.
LIVE POULTRY-There were IN
/ loaded yesterday Il cars of fresh ar
rivals and cars that were held over.
| Invoices indicate liberal receipts.
| There was little raiding yesterday.
| Broilers were more plentiful, easier.
and selling without much snap. Re
ceiyers have 1Sc in their minds for
fowls for the week. With no auction
established there We're no quotations.
| DRESSED POULTRY - Receivers
complain of slow delivery by the
railroads and receipts yesterday were
small Prices were little changed
| from the close on Saturday. Strictly
fancy fowls sold up TO 171ec. with
most of the stock going nc lower
| There were good lots OF dry-plcked
broilers which brought 3OUS5c, Fresh
| turkeys were irregular, not selling
above zoe There was little doing IN
| frozen poultry. Frozen broilers were
dun ana weak. Fancy frozen turkeys
| firm. Prices follow:
| Fresh killed turkeys. average. Il ID.
zoe. Broilers, Philadelphia, fancy Ia
! lbs. each. a h., 3S@40c; lbs. eacn,
/ 38GS5c. Fowls. Western. boxed, bV
| ms and over to dozen. lsiec; SO to -
| lbs. f7G171a: under 80 lbs, l5d l513e;
in barrels, iced, lbs" lIc' fancy
| scalded. Tic; Western and southern
poor. 1Sd14c Ducks. spring, Long
| island. PIC. Old roosters, lac. SQUADS.
white. 10 lbs. to dozen. S4@S4.35i :
/ lbs. $3.50. Frozeu-Turkeys, snaI1
Western. selected. hens and toms.
| 25G26c; Kentucky. 23s429l2c; Texas,
9sc. old hens, 2Sd24c: old toms, 22a
! 9Sc Broilers. L to box, milk fed,
| fancy. is to q lbs. 2Sc, corn FED, zoe
! chickens. milk fed. 81 to SO lbs. to
dozen. 176iSc; corn fed. 15G16c.
| Fowls. Western, boxed, 90 lbs. and
over TO dozen, 1s1z@lsc; 30 to 30 lbs
| 14h615c; old roosters. lac.