Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-09-10
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products in Demand

no GLduSe III prices. MI uieLu tLedlu
cry, round lots, 211a@22lac; western,
21hqZ2c; Vermont dairy, 1oha2Olsc;
renovated butter, 16ulSc; jobbmg, "a
1c more.
The market for cheese is flrm mt NH
changed quotations. Round lots, Yer
mont twins, 1OalOhc; New York twins,
11dt11ac; jobbng, 1zalc higher.
Eggs are in good demand, with prices
holding firm Western fresh, 10d2lc;
eastern, 2l@25c; nearby 25420c; job
hing, 1d1he more.
Beans are very firm. Carload lots,
pea, S23O02.35; medium, S2.25@230;
yellow eyes. S4d3.10; red kidneys, S3.45
GI355; California small white, $4,000
2,65 foreign pea and medium, $22Oa9
2.25; jobbing, Ice more
There is a good demand for apples,
with the market firm. Maine Astra-
chan, S2d2.5O; duchess, $2.25@275;
sweet bough, S2d2.5O; Williams, $3.50
as per Dbl and 75cd$1.25 per bu;
lnaiden's blush, $2d25O; Maine gra-
yensteins, $8d375; Maine porters, 81
G25o.
Blueherrles are still in tue market in
limited quantities, and are selling at ID
G15c.
Western New York peaches are sell
ing at 0OcdS1 per bskt and 9OcdS150
per crt. Michigan peaches bring $2cl
225 per bu.
Watermeons are IN fair supply at 10
d25c each, 10y the load.
Colorado Rocky Ford melons sell at
81
Canberrles are quoted at S2.5Od2.75
per bx
Grapes are in good supply and are
quoted att Moore's early, 75dS5c;
Delaware, $4,000 Niagara, 75G00c;
champion, 121zc bskt; Tokay, S2d250;
Malaga, 80.
California plums are quoted at $3.50
d225 per bx; peaches, $l.5O1l.S5.
Bartlett pears, 81 .5OQi2 per bu and
S3.501i4 per Dbl; damspns, soc; native
plums, 15G3OG per bskt.
Potatoes are steady and unchanged.
Aroostook hebrons and Green noun.
tains, 55d5sc; Jersey hebrons and
round white, 6OdG5c bbl stock, S1.756i
2; yellow sweets, S2.25d3.
Native celery brings 81 per doz bchs
Onions are quoted at: Spanish, bgs,
and crts, S2.75; native, SOC per bN and
O0cdS1 per bu; bunch onions, 50c
per bx.
HothOuse tomatoes are easier at So
Zoe per 10; native. per bx. 75cdS1.
Cucumbers sell at S15Olt4 per bx, MI
sizes.
Yellow turnips are selling at - per
Dbl; white, 5O675c per bu; bects, 9Oc
per bu; bunch bets, Ike; carrots, soc
! Der bu: bunch carrots, &c; bunch
parsnips SOC per doz, parsnps, S1.25
per bu.
Marrow squashes are quoted ut Si1
125 per pbl for native and 81 per hh!
for southern: crookncck, 2Jc per doz,
Bay state. $3.50 per 100.
CabbagaS sell al Sd12c each for na-
| tive: southern, S1dl.2j per crit; Savoy
$50 per bbl; red, 81 per bx.
Lettuce IS quoted at 35d50c per bu bx;
radishes. zoe bx; mint, 25c per doz:
crcss, soc per Ioz; leeks, Ioc per doz.
String beans sell at 75ctq$1 for green
ana 75c for wax. Green peas bring
| Sl5o02 per bu
Spinach is quoted at 25c per Iu for
natives parsley dollhouse, 100 lJc per
bu; peppers, 50G75c per pkg.
Green corn is sellingut 75cd$1 pert I
Shell beans bring S15OT2 y per bus
lima beans 50 25d3 per bu;cgeplant 81
| also per doz for native; cauliflower
Montreal S15O02 per doz
The market for pork provisions IS
very firm. There has been some gain In
the supply Of hogs compared with the
preceding week. but the movement was
not large, although considerably ex.
ceeding the moderate offerings
! year ago
Fresh beef is in quiet request for al
grades except extra choice, and prices
are steady and unchanged.
Lambs and muttons are steady at
unchanged prices Western fall lambs,
EGToc: spring lambs, l001lc; ycarlings
| UMSc; muttpns, case; vcalS, Mt11C
Poultry is in small supply, with the
market well cleaned up at nominal
prices. Quotations are about; Tur-
keys, fresh spring zoe; frozen. Ia
ISc; western fowls, iced l2E@13hc;
western chickens, iced, 1870 l4c;
northern fowls, 12ta@14c; chickens, 10
| d14lsc; ducks, 15d16ac; pigeons, $3.50
ala per doz; squads, S2@3 per do2
Hay and straw are quiet but steady
at unchanged prices; millfeed IS very
steady Hay, No /, S2Od91 lower
grades, S14d19; rye straw $1S020: oat
straw, Sl0d1l
Wheat markets are, in general l0d
12c higher than a year ago. Foreign
| markets have shared tendency 10 casi-
ness Heavy rains and reported losses
IN fields have Influenced the spring
wheat mark ats toward better prices,
and winter wheat has been strengthened