New-York tribune., 1910-11-23

| dium to coed. 1901 1903. prime to choice.
1O412c; medium to good. 7G9c; older
HAY AND STRAW-Steady on all grades OF
timothy. Fairly good demand and some decrease
Il In7 sTsde clover but hgh grades Arm. Rye
straw steaey. HAT-Timothy. prime, large bales,
100 IL. 81 127a: No 8 and l. s5eqSl 10; 5hipplnS'
1O6175c: packing 45G50c; clover, mixed, 70cGs1.
pure. e5TS5c; STRAW. long rye. Soe561c; cat and
wheat, 40Ga45c-
% cars by freight and about 5 ears by express.
Supplies very heavy No changes in prices until
chickens 10 Is l2c for prime lots and 121sc for
poor; turkeys were advarced to &C for prime,
opened with advices Of continued liberal supplies,
but with a fairly good demand expected prices
on fowls advanced to 13l4c- Trading fair for
fowls. but chickens rather SLOW. Turkeys in lib
eral supply, receipts ircluding a number Of
straight evaroad lots. and while trading has been
fairly active, offerings have been sufficient TO
meet requirements, and prices without further
Geese have been quite plenty and tnclining to
drag toward the close Express lots more plenty.
fairy, fowls and chickens have ruled slow. es-
pec!shy poor Sradss CT fowls, cHIckENS sk. ex-
FOWLS, express. f8lz914s: prime freighs.
nearby Iear5 1:gIss: sts western II GEESE
E2oNs pair. 2Gc. DREsSE EsD-Receipts for IN.
vorabte. Under an active demand stock Il clean
ing Up about as received and prices gradually
gained strength until on Saturday 25c was readily
24l1c for selected iced. This x4ss opered with
heayy supplies ard with BUYERS taking hold
sales readily rnads the basis OF 2c for selected
dry and 5c for selected iced. with occasional good
sized lots - specially attractive ieE1c higher.
On Tuesday there was al a5senes us the bOiid4v
rush aiid while market was full Of buyers. they
we're mostly smaller dealers Supplies Were nod
crate expresses delivering comparatively few
While mary Of tes freizht lots did not ger in,
so strong. Scalded lots easier. out Of town deal
ers had about supplied their wants nearby tUr-
keys h2fe becn In moderate suEpiy. and fancy
grades have worked out ct i-U r~ises Chi-sesns
arc fowls IN moderate surpl1. and prices have
ROSTERS shade hig'ler in Sympathy with fowls.
alG Wiin an Sctvs demand fancy grades have
rulst firm. witi fancy ducks o-cssionaIIy ex-
ssSns ss51 rPess ifp q1gaio6s e 6s5 @ 55s ana large
1,,. TLIhkYs. dry packed; Jersey. Maryland ard
Delaware; fancy 2sd3ec: Virginia. e4G2sc:
Young hens or toms. 2sc: Ohio and Michigan
sGa.d-a -9c: other Western, 1si2ec; OLD, 2oR
dry picked, 1sQe5e: scaIded. 1s3c5c; Tennessee
dry picked, 23a2te; BRoILERs, DRY packed.
phila. fancy SQUAD. pair 40GJoc: fancy 3 TO
y TO pair. n. @Su:4c; Penn, 1920 Western
dry picked. milk fed. 1890: selected under
% n P1 56 ps Gl2 s eng KR HSRigsn zsasd o to
packed. Phila-. over 70 TO pair. e0Q22c; aver
average. 1sal3c; Western. dry picked. mix FED,
5 70 10 no &c pair, lIGl7I.e: 20 n 1S0l6c;
selected; 4 70 ed over each. 1sc; medium. II
isc; scaIded. average ,4q1sc: western selected
n aad over each. iStsc; average. I4915c;
Western and Southern poo-. IlG GI3cs iced.
Western. dry picked. I4G16c: caio and Michi-
gan. scaded. 14ia@16c; Western I4GI5isc;
Western and Southern. poor. lf913c: FOWLS,
dry packed. Western boxes, 90 10 and over 20
dozen. Isc 45 TO IS n i5is9I6c 40 70 and
under. f4914isc; Western, dry picked. average
Ohio and Michigan. scai5ed. l5c: c:her Western.
i41i5c: Southern and Southwestern. SIzGIif@c:
western and Southern. ltgISc; tc~a Western dry
licked g y sff4i-c. Ohio and Michigan, scaled
Il 3c: Western, i3is1i4c; COCKS. old. i2ts T7lSc:
spring. aesrby. II. c0c: Western
fsafsc: GEESE spring. Boston, zoe Maryland.
I7Glsc: Wisconsin stuffed, lSr1ec: Western.
Io9l6c; SQUADS. prixna iarSa. whiss. dozen.