The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-02
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Quotations on the Leading Products That
Are Ii Demand.

Quotations on the Leading Products That
Are In Demand.
Boston, July Butter remains
steady with a fair demand at previous
quotations. There is very little buy
ing for cold storage. though receipts
are large. Northern creamery, round
lots, 22lAg23c; western, 22a221sc; Yer
mont dairy, 20a21c; renovated butter.
1Ial9c; iobbing, A@1c more
Cheese is quiet but steady The de-
mand is mostly for small lots. Prices
are unchanged. Round lots, old, nolni-
nal l41zGi5c; new cheese, Tia II lac:
iobbing, 9s01c higher
Eggs show very little change III quota
tons, but the demand is light and the
receipts large Western fresh. 1ca
17hc storage packed, 16lla1Tc. east
ern, 2002le; nearby, 28025c. iohhing.
1c to 11ae higher
There is a steady market for beans at
unchanged quotations. Carload lots,
pea $40; medium, Sc go; yellow eyes
$40; red kidneys, SS.3003.35. Cali
fornia small white S265; foreign pea
and medium, S225G280; jobbing, zoe
more.
Apples are quiet for old stock, it'll
prices fairly steady There is a con-
stantly increasing supply Of new apples,
though the receipts are mostly green,
with a few reds mixed in The quota
tions are. Baldwins from cold storage,
S250G3: No. 2, an kinds 81. 25a1 90:
russets. seas; northern spies. SaGi3;
Maine Ben Davis, S20250: southern,
new, bskts, 50cdS125. Small lots and
jobbing, 5oc0S1 per bu more
Peaches are in light supply. Fancy
large varieties have been selling lit
S2d2 % a carrier, and common lots
from S10175.
Currants are plenty ana IN moderate
demand Al SG10c d quart
Lettuce Is ia good supply and IOc
higher than it was a week AGO. Gu
eumbers are in light supply and prices
take wide range. according 10 quail
ity- Celery Is steady 1T 10c9lsl Il large
bunch, and mint is selling well at soc
dozen. Parsley is steady and UNI
changed Rhubarb is firm at &c pound.
Receipts of string beans are increasing
and prices are easier. Peas are In
moderate supply and In good demand.
Southern tomatoes are plenty and a lit.
tie lower than they were d week ago,
while native stock Is 5c higher
Spinach is steady at 75c bushel.
Beet green's are quiet, but higher Cab
bages are plenty and in good demand at
Slightly lower prices. Marrow squashes
are in moderate supply and firmer Ma
tive croo1ednecks have come into the
market and are quoted at S1.50 dozen.
Egyptian onions have been coming IN
freely and prices have eased off 25c a
bag. Bermudas are firm and I'M
changed New yellow turnips are
little lower New white are steady at
sac d bunch Beets are steady and in
good demand. Parsnips are ont IF the
market Old carrots are firm. New
carrots are in good demand at Coo a
dozen lunches Radishes are firm and
high
Old potatoes are scarce and strong
Receipts of new potatoes are moderate
and under a good demand the market
is kept well cleaned up. Sweet liota-
toes are IN limited supply and prices
are somewhat nominal.
Vegetables are quoted as follows:
White potatoes Eastern Green
mountain. S1.35a1 40: hebrons, 81. ESQ
100; western round white, S1a1.15:
Dakota red, S1.15Q1 20 a bushel; new
potatoes. S4li4.50 a barrel
Turnips New yellow, "a i barrel.
new white, 5@0c d bunch.
Spinach. etc-Splnaeh. native, T5c
bushel; cabbage, S2.25 barrel: parsley.
81 a bushel; beet greens, i0c a bushel
Lettuce IIothouse, 25aI0e box.
watercress. SOC; mint, SOC dozen.
Tomatoes, S2d2.50 crate; native, 15e
a pound.
Miscellaneous Native asparagus,
S1.5OQ3 a dozen punches; cucumbers,
S1.50d0 a box; string beans, wax. STA
1.25 a crate; green, 75cQSl %; native
peas, S175d2.75 bushel radishes, So
a box: rhubarb, &c 4 pound PbiIadeI.
phia mushrooms, S2a3 basket; ma.
tiyes, soc pound peppers, $1.T5ll2.5o
4 crate; marrow squash, $3.50 a crate;
yellow, S2.50d3 package; white, $3.50
as a package; native crookueck. ST. 80