News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-07
in hub MARKE:TS
Quotations on the Leading
Producers In Demand


easier owing TO the Withdrawals from
storage and the consequent light de
mand for new arrivals. Northern
creamery, round lots, 22A@ 23hc: west
ern, 221A@23c; Vermont dairy, 21m21Ac;
renovated butter, 17@19c; jobbing, h6I
1c more.
Cheese is firm, with the advance fully
J maintained. The demand is good.
Round lots, Vermont twins, 11K@12c;
/ New York twins, 126121ac; jobbing, la
ale higher.
Choice fresh eggs continue to COM
pand full prices, but receipts of low
grades are large and the market for
them is druGgy. Western fresh, 22Gl
24c; eastern 25d2Sc; nearby, 23a33c;
jobbing, 16tlHc higher.
There is a quiet demand for beans,
but the market is very firm, both here
and in the country. Carload lots, pea
SO 4O02.45; medium, S235d24O; yell
low eyes, $315@3.25; red kidneys, %3 10
| M3.45; California small white, 5000
2.75; foreign pea and medium, S2.20Gl
2.25; iobbing, Zoe more.
Apples continue in quiet demand but
prices are steadily held Maidcn's
blush, $1.5002; Maine grayensteins, s.
Q3J0; Maine pippins and Porters, III %
@1.I5; Haryics, $202,25; weallLies, 81
M250; SHOWS, $2M3.
The supply of peaches is growing
smaller. Some York state are selling
at S5c0$: pei bskt, and $1750225 per
carrier.
Cranberries are quoted at $2U250 per
bX and StiG37 so per Dbl. The receipts
for the week were 1851 Gbls, against
1921 bbls for the same week last year.
Domestic grapes sell at 12Gi12lac pc,
bskt for Concords, 14Gl15c for Niagaras,
13Gl14c for SaleIns and 1SGl2Oc for Della
wares.
California Dlums are quoted at 15OGl
$50 per bX; peaches, $1.25Gi1. 10; Tokay
grapes, $1.25td1.50; Malaga grapes,
$1.500115.
Potatoes are firm with good de-
mand. Aroostook hebrons, 53H55c;
Green mountains, $4,000; York state
round white, 45G5Oc; Dbl stock, S1.75:
sweets, Norfolk, cloth heads, $1.75GI2;
Jersey, double heads, $2.256i2. 30.
Native celery is selling al 81 per doz
hchs.
Onions arc quoted at: Spanish. large
crts, $1.25a2.50; native, S5c per bu;
bbls, 1928.
Tomatoes are quoted at: Native per
bX, 30c@$1; green, 25095c per bu.
Cucuulbers sell at $2dS per bx.
Yellow turnips are selling at 81 per
Dbl; white French, $3.50 per Dbl; white,
SOC per bu; beets, SJc per bu; carrots,
Soc per bu; parsnips, 75c per bu
Marrow squashes are quoted at S1M
l.23 per Dbl for native; crookneck. TTc
per long bX; Bay state, $3.50 per Dbl;
t'lrhan, $50 per Dbl.
Cabhagcs sell Mt GGfSc each for native:
SAVOY, S5c por bib; red, 7;5c per bx.
Lettuce is quoted ct 1oGj35c per bu
hx; radiShes, Doc bx; mint 25c per trcz;
cresS, Soc per doz; leeks, SOC per doz.
String beans sell at 7Jc for green and
81 for wax.
Spinach is quoted at 1Jc per bu for
native; parsley, dollhouse, 10c per bu;
peppers, nc per pkg.
Green corn is selling at 40GfC0c per
bX.
Shell beans bring 50c0S1.25 per blu;
lima beans, $1m2.50 per bu; eggplant
$3.50 per doz for native
Cauihower is quoted at soc per bx
eight to ten in bx.
There is still light supply of chect
hay and prices are steady. The re-
ceiptS are chiefly of the poorer grades,
which are slow, straw is firm. with
good demand; millfeed is steldy. Hay,
N. 1, $1,000; lower grades, S12U11;lye
straw, $lI019; oat straw. $9d10.
There is no change in tie prices of |
pork provisions, though the tendency |
for the week has been downward |
There has been reduced and light |
marketing of hogs. Tho better position |
of the corn crop, now assured, as com. |
pared with the uncertainties surround |
ing II earlier, is having its influence i'll |
restricting the movement of such stock |
as can be held back advantageously |
for fuller feeding or for finishing on the |
new grain.
The market for fresh beef is well |
cleaned up, and prices hold steady with |
dealers getting full quotations. The |
arrivals of fresh beef have been lighter |
for local consumption, but for export |
there has been an increase.
Muttons and lambs are well cleaned |
up and prices are steady;,veals are firm |
and unchanged. Western fall lambs,
@Sc; spring lambs, 91a@10zac; yearlings,
GQ7c; nuttons, 6d7c; veals, 10gl1lc.
There is a firm market for chickens |
and fowls, with fair demand. Tur-
keys, northern, iced, 1661Sc; chickens,
large, 1S02Oc, medium, $50 |
lie; western, large, 140615c; medium,
12lzQ13c; fowls, northern, 1+d1Jc; |
western, 14014lac; ducks, 1J(d1513c.
The changes in wheat during the
week were moderate and in corn unim-
portant. The advance in wheat, all |
lost again late, was due in large meas
ure to a growing fear among December
shorts that the bulls have well laid
plans to cause an upheaval in that de-
livery. Fridays very sharp response