News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-06
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

creased receipts and declining prices in
other markets New York was easier
again, but prices here do not show
as much relative change. Northern
fresh. round lots 22@221zc; western,
22(02214c; Vermont dairy, 1S@20c;
renovated butter, 17@1Sc; jobbing, n
ole more.
There is fair demand for old cheese
at firm prices; new cheese is arriving.
but is in light demand. Round lots, 14?a
@15c; new cheese, 13@14c; sage, 150
15Ac; jobbing, Ha@2c higher. Liver
pool is quoted at GSs for coiorcd and
white.
Eggs have been steady, with only
moderate receipts and a good demand.
Western fresh, 1G@161Ac; storage pack
cd, lie; eastern, 17@1Sc; jobbing, 1c
to 1Ac higher
Beans are frmer in sympathy it'll
the country markets; the demand, low,
ever, is quiet. Carload lots, pea, 81 80
@2,35; medium, $230@235; yellow
eyes, $2.7002.75; red kidneys, &310@
3.15: California small white, $3.50
26O; jobbing, 10C more.
There is a steady market for apples,
though the two days of warm weather
affected trade somewhat. The quota
tons are: Baldwins from cold storage,
$2d2.75; fancy Baldwins, 50. 25Il21J;
No l Baldwins, S1.5O02; No. 2. $1.25
Q1.50; greetings, $I5002; rlIssrts. 81 IS
! M2.50; northern spies, $2Gl3. Kings, 81
@3; Tolman sweets, $1.5O02 so Maine
Ben Davis, $15O02.25. Small lots and
| jobbing, 50cd$1 per bu' more.
Cranberries continue to sell in a small
way at So per crt, and $15 per Dbl in
| occasional jobblng lots.
Strawberries are quoted at 10I
| 15c, with some fancy higher Job
bling prices are 1c to &c higher The
receipts for the week were 1908 crts;
! same week year ago, 1881 crts.
New maple syrup is scarce and sells
| at 90c@$1 per gal can; new sugar, 10
| @15c per ID for small cakes: bricks, 10
@12c; pals, Zoe.
There is no change to note in Turkish
figs, the quotation being 13Gl15c, as to
package and quality, with bags at 81
aloe per ib. California figs sell at 81
@1.15 per bx.
Persian dates are selling at iGI4iac
per Id for bulk. with pound packages
at 5@5kc, Fard dates are quoted at
5h06hc in bulk.
Nuts are steady and unchanged.
Walnuts, 11015c per Id; caStanas, SD
10c; filberts, 11@12c; Texas pecans
@10c; almonds, 13M15c for hard al i
14@16c for soft shell; peanuts. No. 1.
3-4c; jumbos, 60G1ac; cocoanuts.
$275 per bg.
Potatoes are quiet. with western
stock easy. Prices are steady. Houl-
ton Green mountains. S30SJc; heDrons,
!5Q 7Sc per bu; York state. Green
mountains, 6507Oc; western round
white, G0@65c; Dakota reds, 5S@60c;
Vineland sweets, S3@3.5O: Jersey
bSllts, 81 2501 80; southern white. $3.50
az.
A little bunch celery is offering at
50c0$1.50 per bch.
Onions are firm at So per Dbl, with
jobbers by the bushel higher. Egyp.
tan, bgs. $275; Bermudas. $1G0 per
crt.
Hothouse tomatoes are quoted Mt 30c
per lib; southern, $2d4 per crt, with
mushrooms at So per bx. Rhubarb
sells at &c per lb for native.
Cucumbers sell at $2d5 per bx for hot.
house. all sizes.
Yellow turnips sell at So per hbl;
white French. $3.50 per bib; white
fat, 75c per bx; beets. 25c: carrots.
soc; parsnips, SOC; egg plants, So per crt
Cabbages, new southern, sell at SITE
az for large crts.
Squashes are quoted at $40 per ton
for Hubbard.
Lettuce sells at 75cd$1i0 per doz.
radishes, 25c per doz; mint. 81 per doZ;
cress, soc per doz; satisfy, $50 per
doz; leeks, 75c per doz.
New string beans sell at 50 50Gi3 er
crt for both green and wax.
Asparagus is quoted at S36lt for
southern large lunches, and $26l3 per
doz for native.
Spinach is quoted at 81 per Dbl for
southern, and Soc per bx Tor native:
kale, 25c per bx for native; articbokcs,
81 per bu; parsley, dollhouse. $3.50 per
bx; dandelions, 25c per bu; beet greens,
soc per bu new native beets, 30c1S1 %
rer doz bchs; bunch onions, ,i0c I er bX.
Bermuda potatoes job at S5Gl5 per
Dbl; Florida potatoes, S4t05: horse rad
ish, Sc per Dbl; peppers, $3.50 per CRIT.
There is a quiet demand for pork
provisions, with some prices shaded I
little.
Prices on fresh beef are fairly steady,
though the feeling is somewhat easier.
There is very steady market for
muttons and lambs, with veals quiet
and unchanged. Choice spring lambs,
$6d9 each; spring lambs, 1lgI12c, with
a few fancy at 13c; yearlingS. 9010c:
muttons, 9G10c; veals, 9010c, with
some fancy higher.
Poultry is steady in price with the
market quiet for turkeys, with fowls
in good demand. Western turkeys, iced,
15017c; frozen, 1S020c; northern fowls,
15G116c; western fowls, iced 14E@
15c; frozen western fowls, 13614c;
western frozen chickens, 14QtGc; north
ern, 20d25c; spring broilers, 2S@30c;