St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-26
BOSTON MARKETS.

west, but mere INC HdlheI HAS peel
quiet, with dealers not able to get the
full advance. Prices are firm. Extra
creamery, small pkgs, 271A@28c; north.
ern fresh, round lots, 26]2@271Ac; west
ern, 251h@261sc; eastern, 25@26c; job
hing, hc to 1c more.
Cheese is rather quiet, but the market
is firm at the advance. Round lots, ID
@131ac; sage, 13A@14c; jobbing, hN2c
higher,
Eggs have also advanced sharply, the
market being bare of choice fresh; held
eggs are also firm. Western fresh.
26M20c; storage, 21@25c; eastern, 500
35c; nearby and fancy, 40M42c; job
bling, 1c to 11ac higher
Beans are rather quiet at the slight
decline, but prices were steady at the
close. Carload lots, pea, $2.4002.4j:
medium, S24O; yellow eyes, S290M3;
red kidneys, S32503.30; Californian
small white, $26O@2.65; jobbing, 10c
more Lima, 3@15c per ID,
Apples are quiet with a full supply
of common apples. Choice stock, how
ever, is steady. Baldwins and green
ings, 81 .2502 per Dbl; gravensteins, 50
025O; pippins, $1@1,50; Hubbardston,
$1.25@2; pound sweets, $1.75@2; 90
ounce, $1.25@1.75; SHOWS and wealthies,
seas; Maine Haryies, S1.5001.75;
Kings, $2M3; Tolman sweets, $1.50W
2.25; common apples, 75c6G$1.25; bx APP
pies, cooking, 25050c; choice eating, Toe
0$125. Small lots and jobbing from
SOC to 81 per Dbl more.
The export movement i'll apples con-
tinues heavy, with practically a record
week. Receipts are larger.
Concord grapes sell at 130l14c, with
Catawbas ut 15@17c, and a few Yer
gennes still Offering at 1Sc. Jobbing
prices are 102c more. California To
lays sell at $225@3 per crt of four
bskts, according to quality
Pears are still Offering in a small
way from cold storage. In jobbing
way they are quoted at: Cooking, $1.25
M1.50: Beurre Bose, 81; Beurre dan
jou, $2.50Q350; Sheldon, So.
Cranbepries are firm Barrels, SEQ
750; crts, $2025O; joboing, 50cG$1
more.
Nuts are in good supply, and sell at:
Walnuts, 11@13hc per ID; castanas, 0
011c; tilberts, 11012c; Texas pecans,
11M1Jc; almonds, 12013c for hard and
15017c for shoft shell.
Potatoes are firm, at the recent adj
vance, with good demand. Houltou
Green mountains, 750S0c; hebrons, 70
073c per bu; York state Green noun
tains and round white, 65@6Sc; western,
GO065c; Virginia sweet $1.5002 per
Dbl; double heads, $2.5003.
Celery is in full supply, with Boston
market quoted at $4,000 per long bx,
three doz to the bx; Pasquale, $2@25C
perlong bx; white, 40660c for short
bXs: caulifowers, $3.50 per long bx; let
tuce. $1.25GI150 per long bx; radishes
50075c per bX.
Onions sell at $3.50 per Dbl, will
iobhers by the bushcl higher; Spanish
long crtS 1915.
Cucumbers sell at $769 for choice
medium, $405; No. 2, $3.50. HothousC
tomatoes sell at SOC per Id.
Cabbages are quoted at Coo per Dbl
Savoy, 60c per Dbl,
Marrow squashes are quoted at ST.
, per ton; Hubbard, $15020; Bay state
, SIS per ton; turban, $15M20 per ton
Pumpkins sell at 25c per bx.
Yellow turnips sell at 75c per Dbl
, white French, 81 per Dbl; white at %
= per bx; beets, SOC; carrots, SOC; parS
nips, 50060c; egg plants, $1@2 per crt
- mint 75c per doz; cress, SOC; parsley
: 81 per bu for dollhouse; satisfy, Toe pc
y doz; Brussels sprouts, 10c per Ut, by h
crt.
e Southern string beans sell at 50 pc
= bskt for green and 81 for wax.
Spinach sells at 25c per bu; eskro, q
per bu; endiye, 25c per bu; roumaint
4 75c per bu; artichokes 81 per bu.
- Choice hay continues to be in yer
:. light supply, with prices firm at fu
~ quotations, but low grades are in Owe
- supply and easy; straw remains Quie
l. with millfeed steady and unchange
;, Best hay, $20@21; No. 1, $17019; To-
grades, $l2Q13 and up; rye straw, 81
=, GIG; oat straw, $10011.
- Pork provisions are again lowe
-, though lard has fluctuated considerab
~ and has not declined to the same eXteI
VI as cut meats.
~ Prices on fresh beef have been ea'
~ all the week and whole cattle decline
1Ac. Receipts have been small b
"a light cattle are in full supply, ard t
market closed easy, prospect Of fl
Their decline.
Muttons and lambs have ruled fair
10 steady, in spite of warm weather r
II demand is quiet; veals are stead
SO Spring lamb, case; fancy, S@SKc;yei
III lings, 5M6c; muttons, SAFE; choice, {
pS arc; veas, 7@10c: fancy and BrightC
"' 10h011c
er The receipts of poultry for the we
ne have been only about two-thirds
g." large as for the same week last We
- the warm weather all over the count
IT, having been unfavorable for packi
ne and shipping. Much of the poultry
We irving is coming in bad order, and tn,
III promises to be a scarcity of really f
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