The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 15

FEW TURKEYS FOR BEST THANSIVNG NATION EVER SA Dealers Having Trouble in Filling Orders for Holi- day Trade. 1» By P. Q. Foy. (Spebial Food Expert of The Evening fie World.) Rational bird—the turkey—now bas the dentre of the staga, The een- | t| connected with the Thanks. | eivi holiday is more in evidence this |year than ever before, and #0 tany thousands of housewives have} placed their orders for turkey that the dealers are frantic running | aroudd the markets in their efforts to | e the demand. August Silz, a turkey connoisseur and dealer, in commenting on the ap- proaching holiday, sald yesterday: “Thi is the most wonderful Thanksgiving in fall my experiance. Everybody wants b fancy turkey and the price makes no difference, and this hot only the case in New York but all over the United States, where millidns of the boys that were absent last yéat will be home with thelr families, “1 get turkeys from more than fif- teen States, and all my reports axreo that Thanskgiving Day will be ob- served more cenorally thin at any) time in the bistory of our country.” Aské4 if the prices would vary much from the forecast in The Eve-| ning World wbout two weeks ago, Mr Sila replied: “The market is very strong, but I think The Bvening ‘World’ prices will govern sales on turkeys.” The large packers and the other wholesdle dreased poultry receivers say there ts very little poultry com- ing Into the market no far. Holiday poultry (other than_tur- keys) are coming into market. Fancy Maryland goslings are wholesaling at 43 cents while Wiseonsin stuffed gos- lings are bringing 44 and 4 cents. 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