News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-22
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand"

Boston, July Coulter has been
| steady, with fair demand at prac-
| tically unchanged prices. Northern
creamery, round lots, 21h0 22c; west
ern, 21@21hc; Vermont dairy, M 2Jc;
renovated butter, 16Q19c; jobhing, I,W
| 1c more.
Cheese is quiet with the ta1lrcy
downward. Liverpool continris nc"-
cline. Round lots, new, 106ll0i2c; job
bling, h@1c higher.
Eggs are firm, with Il large part Of
the arrivals Of poor quality. There is
a good summer demand for choice
marks. Western fresh, 17GlSc: east
trn, 2O@26c; nearby, 23@25c, jobbing,
101hc higher.
Beans are quiet, with a moderate de.
mand. Prices are unchanged. Car
load lots, pea, S2.35@2 40; medium, $3.50
@i2.40; yellow eyes, S2.S0d2.S5; red
kidneys, S3.40@3.50; California small
white, $4,000. IS; foreign pea and
medium, 50 25Q2.30; jobbing, 10c more.
Apples have been in full receipt
| from the south during the week.
Prices are firmer, but large arrivals Of
| poor stock forced them down again.
Old apples are very quiet, With only
a few offering. BaIdwins flom cold
storage, $3.50; No. 2, all kinds, $1.25lt
150 russets, $203; southern, new,
bskts, 75cd$1 so; bbls, $2M5. Small
lots and jobbing, 50c@$1 per Dbl more.
A few Nova Scotia strawberries are
still III the market. They are fine large
berries and sell at 17M22c. Other ber-
ries are in full supply and sell at:
Blackberries, 9015c; blueberrieS, 1O0
13c; raspberries, cups, &c; pints, S@1oc;
currants, 90i 12c; gooseberries, 7@Sc.
Georgia Alberta peaches are jobbfng
at $1.5O03.25 per 6-bskt-crt
Watermelons are more plentiful and.
sell by the load at 20N30c each, accord
ing to size.
Canteloupes are quoted at 81 2502 In
jobbing way.
California cherries sell Mt S1.S5M2.50
per bx; apricots, $1.75M2.25 per bx;
plums, $1.25d250.
Potatoes have been in heavy supply.
The quality, however, has improved,
some choice Jerseys coming forward.
Prices closed fairly steady. Fancy, $3
@3.25 per Dbl; low grades, s250M2.75.
Bunch celery is selling Mt 25c0$1
per bch.
Onions are easier at: Egyptian, bgs,
$1.7502; Bermudas, $1.75 per crt;
bunch onions, SOC per bx.
Hothouse tomatoes are quoted at 10
@15c per lb; southern, $1.5O02 per crt.
Cucumbers sell at 75c@$3 per bx for
all sizes.
Yellow turnips sell at 50 per Dbl;
bunch turnips, 3@4c; new beets, 500
75c' per bu; bunch beets, 1Kc; carrots,
s1.25 per bu.
Cabbages sell at S161.50 per crt.
Marrow squashes bring 81 per CRIT;
crooknecks, 35c per CRIT; white, SOC per
CRIT
The market for lettuce is quoted al
20td50c per bx u doz in bX. Eadishes
sell at SOC per bX; mint, 20C per doZ;
crcss, 35c per doz; leeks. zoe per doz.
String beans are quoted at 5Oc for
both green and wax. Green peas sci!
at 75c0S125 per bu for native.
Spinach is quoted at .:5c per bu for
native; parsley, dollhouse, 81 80 per bu;
romaine, SOC per bu; beet green's. 25o
per bu; bunch carrots, soc per doz, rhu-
barb, 2d per Id; peppers, $1.5uG2 pei
CRIT.
Hay is dull, with the market gen
orally weak. Receipts are liberal and
buyers are holding Off expecting lover
n eli of l.
and easier; straw is steady and un,
changed; mijifeed is quiet at the decline,
Hay, No. /, $240t25, lower grade. 81
022; rye straw, $21@24, oat straw
$10011.
There have been some sharp fluctua-
tons in lard during the week, though
part of the advance was lost at the
close Othe pork provisions have also
changed, tn, Ugh not to such Il marked
degree as lard.
Although the receipts Of fresh beef
have not been fully up 10 the previous
week, the supply has still been large
and prices have ruled easy. The de-
mand is quiet.
Lambs are doing better, will the mar
ket well cleaned up; muttons and veal
are steady. Western fall lambs, 100
lie; spring lambs, 1901 ic; yearlings,
S@10c; muttons,S case; veals, 7GI9c.
There is a quiet market for poultry,
with prices generally steady. Western
turkeys, frozen, 1SG1l9c; iced, 15@16c:
western fowls, iced 13Q131ac; western,
frozen chickens, 14@16c, fresh killed
northern fowls, 14015c; broilers, $50
zoe; westerp broilers, 13d1Sc spring
ducks, 16@17c; pigeons, $1.75M2 per
doz; squads, $2.50Q3.50 per doz.
A Highly Interesting Rumor