News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-04
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Boston, nov. FL ...- ts d. ...
ket Tor butter, Dut ,.-a III AT ia. So. b.
Northern creamery, rOu-u .ai. =
Z314c; western, 20. -Jc; cfl..... 81,
2OGe2lc; renovated b. tier, i-S. ...
There is steady llar6e 70. b Sc
with prices finn as laat 4Nut.u, - Vi
lois, Vermont twins, 111gQ II ~; Nv
York twins, II $40 12c.
Eggs are steady and ue.aa I'd.
Western fresh, 25@27c; eastcru. a
30c; nearby, $40 3Gc
Eeans are easy, with quiet i owe
ment. Carload lots, pea, 50. -o,: me-
dunn, $2.2502.30; yellow eye ;, i;
red kidneys, $500 $50; CaHC.".ia
small white, $4,000 2C5; fore - pea
and medium, $2.20Q2.25; jobh.ns, "a
Zoe more.
Apples are in full suppl and n''xod
lots are selling slowly at easy p oS.
Eancy red stock is firm. Mai MS
blush, $202.5O; Maine pippins, SI25G0
1.75; Harvies, $225025O; wealtA es
S2.5OM3; SHOWS, $2.5103; Kings, 500
$3.50; Baldwins, $1,75@2,25; green
ingS, S1.7502.25.
Cranbemies aSe steady at $2Q2.50p per
bx and $G07.25 per Dbl.
Domestic grapes sell at 15Gl16c per
bslit for ConcOrde, 90 23c for Niagaras,
170lSc for Vergennes and 14li15r for
Catawbas. Almoria grapes IRE selling
ut So. 25Gl6 per Dbl. California To ay
grapes are quoted at $1.5OO2; Cont
chOn, %1.75M2.
Chestnuts are in full supply ard sell
ut SO6a1 per VI.
There is a firm market for potatoes,
with good demand at the recent adj
vance. Aroostook hebrons, $50 C5c;
Green mountajns, G30lG5c; sweets, Nor
folk, cloth heads, 81 25015O; jersey,
double heads, $24225.
Naive celery is selling at GO0t75c per
dog bchs; Pascal, 81 per doz.
Onions are quoted at: Spanish, large
crte $3.50; natives, 75c per bu: bbIs,
1925.
Tomatoes are quoted at: Native, per
Tx, SOL; green, 75c per bu
Cucumbers sell at $20S per bX.
Yellow turnipS are selling at Soc per
Dbl: white French $3.50 per Dbl; white,
;5c per bu; beets, csc per bu; carrots,
75c per bu: parsnips, Toe per bu.
Marrow squashes are quoted at SlM
1.25 per Dbl for native; Bay state, 81 -
per Dbl; turban, 81 25 per Dbl.
Cabbages sell at Base each for native;
SuIvnu TSa l,II. IA l.
Lettuce is quoted at 2004Oc per bu
bX; radishes, SOC bX; mint, 25c per doz
cress, 25c per doz; leeks. 4oc per doz.
String beans sell at 81. 80 for green.
Spinach is quoted at zoe per bu;pars-
ley, toulouse, 25G40c per bu; peppers,
81 Per pkg.
Lima beans sell at 75c0$2 per bu; egg
plant, $3.50 per crt for native
Caulittower is quoted at 81 81 per bX.
Brussels sprouts sell at Zoe per at;
beet green's G0c per bu.
Pork provisions are easier and many
prices are lower. There is but little
tendency yet apparent toward increase
in market offerings of hogs. The
QuAly is from fair to good. the latter
prevailing. Prices We're well sustained.
There is an easier market for frc,E
beef, with only very few choice steers
bringing full prices. The arrivals OF
freSH beef have been almost as usual
for local cOnsumption, but the eX-
port trade has been almost nothing.
MuttOl5 and lambs are little lirlner.
Thc market is well cleaned up and
somewhat higher prices are predicted.
NpalS are selling we'll Western fall
lambs. 7GlS": spring lambs, S1a6i0lac,
warnings, GM7c; muttons, c@7c: vcas
9M1lc.
There is a quiet demand for poultry,
with the market fully s,lI piled Prices
are firm. Turkeys, northern, 2N o..
ives ern iced, 17@20c: chickens. 15c;
western, large, 14M15c medium. l2Zcl
13c; fowls, northern, 14m 15c; western,
13@131Hc; ducks, 160lSc.
There is a continued heavy supply of
hay and prices are only steady: straw
is firm; millfeed is firm and unchanged. |
Hay, No. ], $1S019; lower grades, $130 |
l6: rye straw, $21M22; oat straw. $lU.IO |
GIL.
The wheat market has been against |
the bull operator during the past week, |
and 1t is considered remarkable that |
prices have not declined more than they |
have. A decline of several cents a
bushel was caused in st. Louis by the |
financial disturbance there. This was |
supplemented by material Increase in |
farm offerings of spring wheat, with |
larger movement expected. Even = it'll |
normal conditions an expanding move
ment brings little comfort 10 bulls, but
under present conditions, with exporters |
out of line, Argentine crop affairs in |
excellent shape, the Australian crop
promising about 60,000.GO0 bushels, |
against only 100000 bushels last
year, with about half of it avai!a be for
export, and Russia shipping freely every
week, it becomes especially discourag
ing.
The eXplanat ton is given of the late
very heavy Russian heat
exports, that the grain trade there is
largely in the hands of Armenians and
other aliens, and just as long as there is
danger of war, there is possibility of
their grain stocks being seized and
their having to wait several years for
payment so that there Is Il strenuous
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