The Chicago Produce Market
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Receipts, as near as could be ascertained (estimating part of the express run), were as follows: — Monday. . .
Tuesday. . .
Wednesday Thursday..
Friday. . . .
Saturday. .
Total . . .
This week.
Freight Express Cars. Coops.
125 595 645 760 620 295 3,040 Last week.
Freight Cars.
16 Express Coops.
130 590 805 695 835 305 3,360 Turkeys are slow sale and dull. Not many coming and mostly undesirable stock. No change in prices.
Fowls were £c lower for heavy and about lc lower for light weights. Heavy ...Hens were in good demand, but the general run of receipts were dull and really not wanted.
Broilers — There were_ liberal receipts and only moderate demand. Too many received for regular trade. Prices again lower. Buyers discriminated against Southern stock, and generally against Chickens under 1| lbs. weight. Plump, If to 2 lb. Chickens and heavier mostly called for, while the poorer or smaller stock was slow and only salable to feeders.
White Leg Horns not as desirable as other and fatter kinds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Receipts, as near as could be ascertained (estimating part of the express run), were as follows: — Monday. . .
Tuesday. . .
Wednesday Thursday..
Friday. . . .
Saturday. .
Total . . .
This week.
Freight Express Cars. Coops.
125 595 645 760 620 295 3,040 Last week.
Freight Cars.
16 Express Coops.
130 590 805 695 835 305 3,360 Turkeys are slow sale and dull. Not many coming and mostly undesirable stock. No change in prices.
Fowls were £c lower for heavy and about lc lower for light weights. Heavy ...Hens were in good demand, but the general run of receipts were dull and really not wanted.
Broilers — There were_ liberal receipts and only moderate demand. Too many received for regular trade. Prices again lower. Buyers discriminated against Southern stock, and generally against Chickens under 1| lbs. weight. Plump, If to 2 lb. Chickens and heavier mostly called for, while the poorer or smaller stock was slow and only salable to feeders.
White Leg Horns not as desirable as other and fatter kinds.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Griswold Nourse to read onlineMoreLess
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