Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-21
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.

LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Flour-Spring clear, $3.55@37o; best
Patent $500; choice Family SAILS.
Wheat--New York No. 2, 83c; Phil
adelphia No. 2, 8I@8IAc; Baltimore
No. 2, 7oc.
Corn-New York No. 2, sSM; Phila
delphia No. 2, 56H@57c; Baltimore No
z, 55Hc.
Oats-Ncw York No. 2, 4oc; Phila-
delphia No. q, 4Ic; Baltimore No. Z
37Hc.
Hay-We quote: No. I timothy
large bales, $Io.oo@Io.so; No. 2 tim
othy $I7.oo@I8.oo; No. timothy
4.5o@I6.oo.
Green Fruits and Vegctables.-Ap.
plcs-Maryland and Virginia, per brl,
fancy, $I.oo@--j do, fair to good, z
@ooc. Beets-Native, per bunch ia
nc. Blackberries-Eastern Shore
per quart, cultivated, 4@5c. Cabbage
Native, per 100, Wakefield, $I.5oG
zoo; do, Flat Dutch, $3.oo@4.oo. Can
ta!oupes-Anne Arundel Gems, per
basket 4sc0$Ioo. Celery-New York
State, per dozen 3o@5oc. Carro's-
Native, per bunch, 10IHc. Corn--Na
tive, per dozen, field, 7@Ioc; do, pei
dozen, sugar, o@t2c. Cucunbers-
Anne Arlindel, per basket 3o@35c
Damsons-Maryland and Virginia. pei
full barrel, $s.oo@5.5o; do, per beach
tive, per basket 6o@65c, Hucklebcr,
ries-Easterh Shore, Maryland and
Virginia, per quart 6G6Hc. Lettuce
Native, per bushel box 3oCG-oc
Onions-Rappahannock. per haIf-bar
rel basket 6o065c; do, per brl $i.25d
lao; do, Maryland and Pennsylvania,
yellow, per bu 5ot655c; do, Western
white, per BIZ 1880 Peachcs-Geor.
gia, per carrier $I.7s@2.25; do Vir.
GINA, per basket, 5oG8oc; do, per box
$I.25@I75. Pears-Eastern Shore,
Bartlett, per basket 6o69oc do, Mary
land and Virginia, common, per bas'
ket a5@5oc. Pincapples-Florida, pei
crate, as to size. $I.75@275. Squash
Anne Arundel, per basket 2503oc.
String beans-Anne Arundel, per BIZ,
green, 5oG7oc. Tomatoes-Potomac,
per 2-basket carrier $3o05oc; do, pei
6-basket carrier 25@3oc; do, per car
rier culls, t5025c; do, per B-basket
10000; do, Anne Arundel, per bas-
ket i5M25c. Watermelons-North
Carolina, selects, per 100 $I6oo0I8oo;
do, primes, per leo $8.oo@I2.oo.
Provisions and Hog Products-Bulk
clear rib sides, oHc; bulk clear sides,
IoNc; bulk shoulders, oAc; bulk
backs, i8 lbs and under, SIC; bulk bel
lies, tic; sugar CURED shoulders, mar
row, oMc; sugat-cured shoulders, ex-
ira broad, nc; sugar-cured California
hams, oHc; hams canvased and uncan.
vased, IS lbs and over, 1915; skinned
I4Mc; refined lard, secondhand tubs,
oHc; refined lard, half-barrels and new
tubs, oHc; tierces. lard, &C:
Live Poultry-Chckens, hens, per ID,
13613Ht; do, old rooSters, each, 256
3oc; do, spring. large, I7GiSc; do
small, 1s@I6c. Ducks, puddle,sper Id,
o(0toc; do, rnuscovy and mongrel, pei
ID, o@1oc; do, brakes, each, per ID, 80
04oc; do, white Pekings, per ID, 100
nc. Spring ducks, 3 lbs and over II
MI2c. Geese, Western and Southern
each. so@4oc; do, Maryland and Vir.
ginia, per lb, @; do, Kent Island
per ID, @. Pigeons, young. pei
pair, 2o@25c; do, old, per pair, -@25c
Guinea fowl. each -025c.
Butter-Separator Fl @22; Gathered
Cream 2oM2lc; limitations -|nlQc.
Eggs-Choice, nearby, loss off. pei
doz, -0f6; do, West Virginia, loss
off, per doz, -I7K; do, Southern, loss
off, per doz, -@I5c. Guinea, per dog
96oc. Jobbing prices Il to &c higher
Cheese-Large, COLDS, 1I@IIH; do,
s6-lbs, t1N@IIH; 2o-lbs. I1H@IIA.
Live Stock.
Chicago. - Cattle - Receipts oooc
head; market slow and weak; Texans
500; Western $500; good to pr1mt
steers $5Io(05.5o; poor to medium
,36oO. 90; stockers and feeders $3.50
64.3o; cows $1,000 so; heifers $2.oo
6475; Gamers ST.. 5o@27o; bulls $2.25
81 20; calves S.. 10000; Texas fed
steers $3.5o@4.75; Western steers
B. so046o Hogs-Rcceipts $4,000
lead; tomorrow 10000; left over, 3oool
market shade lower; mixed and butch
RS $4o5@s.6s; good to choice heavy
IS. 3o@s 50; rough heavy $465@5.3o;
ight S.. 3o057o; bulk OF sales $5.I5m
;4o Shcep--Rcceipts 5000 head;
sheep 10 to 25c lower; lambs steady;
good to choice wcthers $3.4o@385; fair
10 choice mixed $2.5o@34o; native
lambs $5.ooG5.65.
East I.iberty.-Cattlc slow; choice;
S. 2o65.35; prime $5.oo05.!5; good
&. oo6s.Io Hogs higher; prime heavy
Ss.6sMs.7o; mediums S.. 2oG625: heavy
Workers $6.2s@6.3o; light Workers
s6. 3oG6. IS; pigs So 3o@6.35; rouughs
s4.oo65 90 Sheep dull, best wethcrs
s3.8o04. 90; culs and common, SI.5o@
200 ycarlings $3.oo@4.5o; veal calves