St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-11-18
in HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand


easier feeling owing to larger receipts
and free offerings of refrigerator stock.
Northrn creamery, round lots, 23CG24c;
western. 221a@23kc; Vermont dairy,
20@21e, renovated butter, 17@19c.
Cheese holds steady for choice, though
trade is quiet. Round lots, Vermont
twins, 11h@l2c; New York twins,
II 3-4@12 lac.
There is very firm market for eggs,
especially for all choice fresh gathered.
Refrigerator eggs are being offered tree
ly. Western fresh, 26@30c; eastern, ~
a35c; nearby, s5Q4oc; refrigerator, Y
@2Sc.
Receipts of beans are moderate and
the market is steady, though the de-
mand is light. Carload lots, pea, $225;
medium, 1925; yellow eyes, $3.15@3.25;
red kidneys, $3.35@3.45; California
small white, $3.50; foreign pea and me-
dunn, $21O02.20 jobbing, 5@1Oc more.
There is an excellent demand for
choice eating apples but the supply is
still limited. Common apples are IN
full supply and going slowly at easy
prices. Maine pippins, $1.25@1.75; Har-
vies, 81. 250l250; SHOWS, $2.50@3.5O;
Kings, 81 5o0l350; Baldwins, $1.7og
2.25; greetings, $1.75@2.25; Hub
bardstons and Hurlburts, $1.5OG2;
pound aud 1alman sweets, S1.5002.50.
The apple shipments from Boston TOT
tile week We're 4S.o13 bbls.
Cranbcrrics are steady at $2@2.25 per
bx and $650lA7 per Dbl.
Domestic grapes sell at lie per bskt
for Concords. pc for Niagaras, 1Sc fot
Vergennes and 15c for Catawbas. Al
| meria grapes are selling at $3W7 per Dbl.
| California Tokay grapes are quoted at
S1.5O02; Corniohon, $1.T502; EN-
peror, $1.75@2.
Chestnuts are selling at $606.50
| per bu.
Table nuts are in full supply and are
selling at: Walnuts, 14ll15c per ID; cas-
tanas, Zoe; pecans, S'AM91Ac; filberts,
Toe: almonds, 13@15c, hickory, $3.50
per bu.
Potatoes are very firm at the recent
advance, with 4 good demand. Aroos-
took hebrons, zoe; Green mountains,
73075c; sweets, Norfolk cloth heads, ~
@1.5o; Jersey, double heads, $202.25.
| Native celery is selling at 60@75c pei
doz bchs; Pascal, 81 per doz.
Onions are quoted at: Spanish, large
crts, 1925; natives, Toe per bu; bbls
$150G2.
Tomatoes are quoted at 81 per bu fol
green.
Cucumbers sell at $1G5 pr bx.
Yellow turnips are selling at SIC pc
Dbl; white French, $12501.50 per Dbl
white, 35c per bu; beets, SIC per bu
carrots, 75c per bu; parsnips, 60@75
per blu.
Marrow squashes are quoted at 81.
per Dbl for native; Bay state, $1.25 pc
Dbl, turban, $1.75 per Dbl By the to-
souashes are quoted at $20G2o.
Cabbages sell at 3@5c each for.nattve
Savoy, 65c per Dbl; red, Toe per bX.
. Lettuce is quoted at 40@50c pei, do
t for dollhouse; radishes, soc per do1
: mint, 4Oc per doz; cress, 40c per dos
r leeks, 40c per doz; oyster plant, 81 pc
) doz.
$ String beans sell at $4@5 for green.
r Spinach is quoted at 25c per bu; par
t lev, dollhouse, 5O175c per bu; pepper
: 81 per bu; eggplant, $3.50 per crt.
: Caulifower is quoted at $1.25Q1.t
Y per long bx.
0 Brussels sprouts sell at 10I12c p'
n at; beet green's, 35c per bu.
Prices on pork provisions are T
vised. There continues to be rath'
d moderate supply of hogs offering fl
: current market purposes. The quail
s of current offering is almost uniforr
T ly good Prices have been further I
r duced, and the average for promine
4, markets is $4.75 per 100 pounds.
0, There is a little better feeling
g fresh beef, with the MARKET cleaned
W fairly WELL The arrivals Of fresh be
i'd have been lighter, both for export Al
a. for local consumption.
Of There is steady market for mutto
es and lambs; veals are firm. Weste
d. fall lambs, 7@0c; spring lambs, S(l!
te yearlings, 5Q6c; muttons, 5Q6c; yea
n 90l1c.
= Poultry is quiet, prices steady. II
u keys, northern, 20022c; western, ic
- 1501Sc: chickens 15016c; weste
~ large, 12W13c; medium, 11Q12c; fow
IT, northern, BE; western, 11M111
ch ducks, 17@1Sc.
m There is very little change to note
S. the hay market, though the situati
ne is somewhat easier. Receipts contin
% heavy and the demand is light. Str;
10. is quiet with light offerings; millfe
to is unchanged. Hay, No. /, $50
lower grades, S13@16; rye straw,
is az; oat straw, $10.50011.
ms The week in the wheat market v
. one of large receipts and forced liz
ter dation. Western markets were stead
tending downward, owing to heavy
ceipts in the northwest, and an
provement in the quality of offerir
mo The decline did not attract export b
rs ing until late in wheat, and in fact
tly until the market had rallied slight
ess There was an increase in the f.
III output at Minneapolis last week of O