Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-07
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

sharply under the influence of in
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. 22Q22hc; western,
22@22kc; Vermont dairy 19d2Oc;
renovated butter, 17Q1sc; jobbing, Is
ale more.
There is fair demand for old cheese
at firm prices; new cheese is arriving.
but is in light demand. Round lots, 14lE
@15c; new cheese, 13@14c; sage, liza
15hc; jobbing, 15d2c higher Liver
pool is quoted at 68s for eolorcd and
waite.
Eggs have been steady, with only
moderate receipts and a good demand.
Western fresh, 16d16kc; storage pack
ed, tic; eastern, 17@1sc; iobblng, lie
to 1hc higher
Beans are firmer in sympathy 18th
the country markets; the demand, low.
ever, is quiet. Carload lots, pea, $3.50
@285; medium, S2.3OG2.3J; yellow
eyes, S2.70d2.75; red kidneys, $1,000
S.15; California small white, $2.556l
EGO; 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,
S2d2.75; fancy Baldwins, 81 2Jd2 .;
No. / Baldwins, S15Od2: No. 2, Sips
also; greetings, S15OG2; russcts. 81 %
@2.50; northern spies, S26l3, Kings, 50
as; Tolman sweets, S1.50d2 30; Maine
Ben Davis, S1.5O02.25. Small lots and
jobbingi 5OcdS1 per bu more,
Cranberries continue to sell In a small
way at So per crit and SIS per Dbl In
occasional jebblng lots.
Strawberries are quoted at 104
15c, with some fancy higher. Job
bling prices are 1c to &c higher. Tho
receipts for the week were 100Ts crts;
same week year ago 1881 crts.
New maple syrup is scarce and sells
at 90cdS1 per gal can; new sugar, 10
@16c per 10 for small cakes; bricks, 10
G12c; pals, 10c.
There is no change to note In Turkish
figs, the quotation being 13df5c. as to
package and quality, with bags at 81
aloe per ID. California figs soil at 81
Oils per bx
Persian dates are selling ut iet4ikc
per Id for bulk. with pound packages
at 5d5hc Fard dates arc quoted at
5is@6lAc in bulk.
Nuts are steady and unchanged.
Walnuts, 11Q15c per Ib; castanas, So
Zoe; filberts, 11G12c; Texas pecsns, 8
d10c; almonds, 13G15c for hard az a
14d16c for soft shell; peanuts. No. I.
3.4c; jumbos, 6,d6hc; cocoanuts.
S2.I5 per By.
Potatoes are quiet, with western
stock easy. Prices are steady Houl-
ton Green mountains, S3dS5c; he6rons,
T5d7Sc per bu; York state. Green
mountains, 65d70c; western round
white, 6Od65c; Dakota reds, 5sm60c;
Vlneland sweets, $3d3.50; Jersey
bsllts, 1851 SO; southern white, $3.50
az.
A little bunch celery Is offering at
5OcdS15O per bch
Onions are firm at So per Dbl, with
jobbers by the bushel higher. Egyp.
tan, bgs, S2.75; Bermudas. SLIGO per
crit.
Hothouse tomatoes are quoted at SOC
per III; southern, sea- per crit with
mushrooms at 81 per bX. Rhubarb
sells at &c per ID for native.
Cucumbers sell at $2Q5 per bx for hot
house, all sizes.
Yellow turnips sell at 50 per bbl;
white French, $3.50 per bbl white
6at, Toe per bx; beets, poe; carrots.
zoe; parsnips, soc; egg plants, SO per crt.
Cabbages, new southern, sell at $1.75
az for large crts.
Squashes are quoted at $40 per ton
for Hubbard
Lettuce sells at 75cd$l.l0 per doz;
radishes 25c per doz; mint. 81 per dcz;
cress, soc per dOz; satisfy, $50 per
doz; leeks, zoe per doz
New string beans sell at S2.50gi3 Ter
crt for both green and wax
Asparagus is quoted at $3dl for
southern large punches, and $2Gl3 per
doz for native.
Spinach is quoted at 81 per Lbl for
southern, and S5c per bx Tor native:
kale pc per bx for native. artchokes,
81 per bu; parsley dollhouse $3.50 per
bx; dandelions, 25c per bu; beet greens,
SOC per bu; new native beets, 5Ocd21.2 %
Per doz bchs; bunch onions, ,,Oc Ter bx.
Bermuda potatoes job at SJ6l3 per
Dbl; Florida potatoes, S4d5: horse rad
ish, SO per Dbl; peppers, 50 30 per crt.
There is a quiet demand for pork
provisions, with some prices shaded 4
little.
Prices on fresh beef are fairly steady,
though the feeling is somewhat easier.
There is a very steady market for
muttous and lambs, with yeals quiet
and unchanged. Choice spring lambs.
S6d9 each; spring lambs, ll0l2c, with
n few fancy at 13c; yearlings 0010c;