Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-13
New York Produce Market

BUTTER-A general decline OF 1c
i. occurred, but even this did not re-
store good trading, as buyers are still
+ holding back expecting a still lower
!, market Arrivals are free and re-
ceivers are doing their best to avoid
accommodations. Export prices are
! unsatisfactory and no new purchases
lie being made. Ordinary grades are
: also lower and slow. Process quiet.
= ladies slow. Packing stock lower
and weak Prices follow: Creamery,
extras, 2Tk@2Sc; firsts. 251k@27c: Sec
onds, 23m25c; held extras, 27@271sc;
firsts, 24926c; State dairy, finest, PC;
good to prime. 24026c: process ex-
fras, 2Az0221sc; firsts, 20la@2lc;
ladies', current flrsts, zoe; packing
atock, current make, No. 2, 1615d17c;
No 3. 14@16c.
CHEESE-A firm tone prevailed
along with a rather quiet market.
Receipts are moderate. with very lit
tie fresh arriving. Skins are un-
F.. changed. Prices are: State, white,
specials, 1S9i@19c; colored, specials,
1Ss4 019c; average fancy. 17A @1Shc;
.,undergrades. 15d16%c: skins, held
specials, 14@14szc; held, choice, 1tis9
13c: skins. fresh. good to choice, 1915
G11i5c; poor to fair, 6@l0c.
EGGS-So improved was the market
that &c advance occurred. Ship
ments are being delayed, which has
resulted in temporary shortage, Aft
er delayed shipments come in there
win be plenty of stock on the mar
ket. There are larger offerings in
transit and indications point to a low
er market when supplies reach New
York Nearby eggs in moderate de-
nand. Duck eggs in light supply with
fency firm. Prices follow: Fresh
gathered extras. 311a@32c; extra flrsts,
Bic; tirsts, 30030l-c seconds, 29G
29jac Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry whites, fine to fancy, 32GSSc;
ilennery browns, 31hG32c; brown and
mixed colors, 30W2lc; duck eggs,
State and nearby whites. d0@41c; Bal
timore 40c; Western, 37m39c; Tonnes
Gee and other good Southern, S6@SSc
LIVE POUITRY-Trading was
moderate and quotations were estab-
lshed with few changes from last
week. Receipts yesterday were -four
ears Western three southwestern and
four Southern. by freight. making the
weeks arrivals SO far ninety cars
with twenty-sQven on track. Quota
lions follow: Dickens, nearby, 151ac;
fowls, 151ae; oi4 ROSTERS. 12c; tur-
keys. 1601Sc; Western and Southern
ducks. 1Sc; geese, lac; guinea fowls
palf. O0c, Pigeons pHlrp sue.
81 DRESSED POULTRY Dressed
poultry is in unsatisfactory shape, as
is frozen. Few fresh killed desira-
BILE fowls are available. The demand
is slow and the tendency is toward
accumulation. Old ROSTERS in light
supply. Large squads are steady
Small lines slow. Frozen poultry fair
ly plentiful, especially chickens and
fowls, but the market is unsatlsfac-
tory. Fancy frozen turkeys firm
There il little doing in frozen ducks
or geese. Quotations are: FRESH
,lsilled turkeys. Western, box and bar
rels, fancy, 25c; Tennessee and Ken.
trcky, best, 23@2S1s; Texas, best
23c; broilers, Philadelphia, fancy, Il.
lbs. each, per h., 3S@42c: lbs, each
3aa35c: chickens. Philadelphia, fancy
md 25c; mixed 17G1Sc; coarse, lac,
Ss.pons, Philadelphia, 9M10 lbs, 23c
Slips, 20@21o; Western, s lbs, 2ici
om7 lbs. 21@22c.
Fowls. Western, boxed, so lbs. and
over to dozen, 1S1sc; 36@42 lbs, ia
l73sc; under 80 lbs. 15c; in barrels,
las. 1Sc; Michigan scalded 161a@1Sci