News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-04-13
IN HUB MAnNETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand


extra creamery, 22c; northern New
York, 22c; western, 22c; northern firsts,
lJ42lc; eastern. best marks, 20021c;
western firsts, 19021c; storage extra,
l9N20c; Vermont dairy firsts, Tic; west
efn imitation creamery extra, 1Sc;
iirsts, 15c; ladIe tirsts, 14c; packing
stock, 120121Ac; renovated, 12G17c;
boxes extra northern creamery, 2219c;
firsts, 21@2114c; extra dairy, bic; firsts,
1701Sc; fair to good, 14Q16c; prints,
14G22hc.
Cheese-New York and Vermont twin
extra, 1O@101ac; firsts, 0@9Ac; late
made. S1hM9c; sage, 10c.
Lggs-Native fancy, zoe; Maine, Yer
! mont and New Hampshire firsts, 1S1ac:
York state firsts, 1Sc; western extras,
1Sc; firsts, II 3-4c; Kentucky and south
ern, 17017 3-4c
Beans-Choice hand-pcked pea, 50;
screened, $1.SOG1.9O; seconds, $1.7O@
1.S0; choice hand-picked medium, $1.95
| az; screened, S1.S0@1 90; small white
California, 1925; foreign pea, $500
100: medium, $18001 90; choice hand
picked yellow eyes. S2.7OM2. so: COM
mon TO good, S2.25@2.G5; red Kidneys,
$30325
Prices on apples stiffened consider
ably the past week, because much of the
stock which had been held back for
| high prices was found to be passe,
| greatly diminishing the stock of really
fine fruit, and throwing on the market
a considerable stock of inferior fruit.
The range of prices widened in conse-
| quence. Northern spies sold as high
| as SO in small lots, and the outside
| price is firm at S.. which is $150 high
er than a week ago.
Potatoes are about 15c a bushel
| higher. Spinach is also quoted higher.
| String beans are lower, and the inside
| price for asparagus is lower, although
| best stock still commands So case.
| Rhubarb has eased off cents pound
| to cents. Winter squash has Just
doubled in price, and is now quoted at
$50 ton, as compared with $50 last
week.
Prices follow:
Apples-Greenings, $3.50 per Dbl;
Tolman sweets $1.5O02.75; fancy
Baldwins, So. 25023O; No. /, No. 2. 81. %
@1.50; spy, $3.5Od5; ordinary cooking
stocks, $125@1.75.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per bx; 500
$50 per Dbl.
wberries-20625c per qt
Potatoes-Hebrons, S11561 20 per
bu; Green mountains, S1.2O612 %: Da-
kota reds, $1O5@1.1O; sweets, $1.75 per
bskt
Onions-Native, $3.50 per Dbl; $1@
1.30 per blu; leeks, Y1.50 per bu.
Turnips-Yellow, $1.25 per Dbl;
white, So; flats, 75c@$1 per blu.
Spinach, etc-Spinach, 50 per Dbl;
cabbage old, So per Dbl; new. 81 per
crt; beet green's, soc per blu; dande-
lions, $1@125 per bu; parsley, 75c per
Blu.
Observation-Disclosures, 5Oc0$1 per doz
heads; dollhouse watercress, 75c; mint,
Toe per doz.
Tomatoes-Hothouse, 40c per pound;
Floridas, $L7502.25 per crt.
EgSDlant-E9d4 per crt.
MiScellaneous-Cuc S3TS ppr
bX; string beans, $2.5O03 per crt; rad
ishes, 40c per doz peppers, 50 30 per
crit; turban squash, $3.50 per Dbl; Hub
bard, $50 per ton; Boston market Gel
cry, 81 per doz carrots, 75c0$1 per bu;
Philadelphia mushrooms 50 per Alb
bskt natives, 81 per pound; beets, $3.50
01.75 per bu; dollhouse bunch beets.
$1.25 per doz; sprouts, soc per OF; arti-
chokes, 50 per bX; asparagus, S4M6 per
dOz; parsnips, 75c0$1 per bu; rhubarb,
&c per pound.
Fresh meats-Choice beef. 70Thc;
good G07c; headquarters, choice, IA
@91Ac; fair to good, 8d9c choice fore
quarters, 3 1-4052c; fair to good, 40
DC; extra mutton, S0S1ac; common to
good, 6Q7c; eastern yearlings, 506c;
western, G67c; fall lambs, eastern
choice, 909hc; fair to good, 70Sc;
western, Sd9kc; spring lambs, choice,
25 to 80 lbs each, $S010; common to
good, seas; choice veals, 1Oc; fair to
good, 7G9c; common, SAGE; county
dressed hogs, 6hc; heavy, &c.
Dressed pOultry-Northern and east
ern fresh-killed fowls, choice, 15c; COM
mon to good, 13014c; chickens, choice
roasting, 1S020c; small and medium,
12015c; nearby broilers 3 to 81 lbs to
a pair, 25Qi2Sc; pigeons, $101 so; choice
large squa bs, 50 50M3; chickens fancy,
dc; good to choice, 17c; common to
good. 1Ad16c; chickens, choice large,
13M14c; common to good, Hale;
fowls, choice large, 144c; common to
good, 12R6R131ac; old cocks, 111ac; large
capons, 10000; medium, 1661Sc; small
and slips, 14d15c.
Live poultry-Fowls, 1f6141ac;
roosters, Sc.
Hay, etc-Best, $1,000; lower grade,
$15@1S; rye straw, $27@2Sc; oat straw,
$11@12; sack spring bran to ship, sol;
winter, 500.
Americas Oldest Masonic Lodge
Portsmouth, n. H., April 7.-St.
Johns lodge of Masons of this city
last night held it's 2OO0th communfca-