New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27


exports 9O2 bales The markets genrally have
presented a more quiet appearance the last
week In New York state transactions have
been limited TO scattering lots though no dis
positfon 10 shade from late asking prices
Growers. however are showing more incIina-
ton to market their goods On the Pacific
coast lower grades are very weak. but hoice
hops are firmly held at full prices. a few
medium quality hops are reported sold in
Oregon at zoe. but dealers not inclined to
operate heavily at this price, owing to the
low quality. on the local market trading has
been very quiet and demand from brewers not
heavy The English market unchanged.
Cable reports from Germany are of a decline
5i,115 ~ eood rs a s6c do Pacfhc Coast, 1909
nominal: do Pacific Coast. zoos. prime To-
S%ss9 90 GSH Sr% sTR l2co zoo 5Ss f.,
stronger. in fact slightly easier feeling
prevails on top grades and sales above csc
ar, becoming the exception. The medium and
low grades continue relatively strong and all
shipping hay of desirable quality has been
moving 1T S2i2c Rye straw holds very firm.
Bales per 100 h. e7.se; do No to No tI' IS
a95c: do shipping s2isc; packing. 50455c;
long rye, so a zoe; do short and tangled rye.
90 a Coo: do cat and wheat. SO a 40c.
IvF,-Reeeipts for the week
freight, but some II more cars that arrived to-
DAY are being carried over on the track While
trading was comparatively moderate during the
latter portion Of last week. especially IN chick
ems and geese. not over carloads had to be
carried over unsod by johberE- in the market
This week opened with advices Of somewhat
larger supplies To come during the week and
with a slow trade a weaker feeling developed.
especially fowls ducks and geese. but quota
tions had not been made public at late hour
to-day.
POULTRY-DRES sED-Receipts for the
week f3 207 pkgs While there has been little
duotahle change IN fresh killed fowls and chick
ems IA the last week, the proportion Of choice 10
fancy grades has been light, and such have per
haps shown a little steadter tone, but bulk Of
the receipts continue 10 SHOW undesirable quail
ity the fowls running thin and ptufeathery. and
the chickens Of uuattTactive sizes and quality,
and average grades have continued duh and ir-
regular with few holders hestating TO shade
prices Whenever that would prove attractive Old
hrmer Long Island and other nearby spring
ducks In moderate supply and Is nov
raUldlv drawing 20 a close. Prices have shown
iittie Ii any change Western spring ducix are
penrIy all thin and poor and Of Irregular value,
although occasional lots Of choice. well grown
ana Fat have excssdsd the tor quotation. Few
N any desirable Western spring geese arriving.
br The demand Is increasing and the market Is
closing frmer prime % choice grades OF dry
picked but most CT the receipts stln show ir-
regular quality Squads In light supply and
arm for most all grades We quote: Fresh
EiIied-BROILERs Philadelphia, fancy SQUAD
per pair 4OG6Oo. do fancy n 70 pair and
rnder uer N 25c; Pennsylvania 2Dn22c; West
srn drv picked 17a21c; Michigan Hcalded
farcy lee; other Western, scalded, l5ci south
EN- lac, CHICKENS roasting, philadelphia,
fancy 3 N and over 70 pair, 2S4e6c; Pennsyl-
Nania fancy n. 2il@ &c. Western. dry picked.
lgGlac. Michigan fancy. N and over . pair,
Ice. mixed Weghte. Philadelphia fancy. Ze1z-c.