News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-18
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

advance for the week. Receipts are
light of choice fresh made. Storage
creamery is selling well at firm prices:
Northern creamery, 2S@29c; western,
2S@2sAc; dairy, 24Q26c; storage cream
cry 27@27A.
Cheese is very firm at the advance,
but the demand is still quiet. Round
lots, York state, 12A@13c; Vermont
twins, 12@121ac.
Eggs have recovered somewhat from
the low point, the colder weather hav-
ing affected receipts again. Storage
eggs are in good inquiry, and, though adj
vanced with other grades, are still at
tractive through their relative cheap
ness: Choice nearby, 35@36c; eastern,
33M34c; western, 3O@31c; storage, %
| @24c.
Beans are firm, both here and in the
country with and an advance predicted
on pea beans. Receipts are fairly
liberal: Carload lots, pea, $175@1SO;
medium, $1S5G190; yellow eyes, 1920
OPS; red kidneys, $2SO@2 So; Cali
fornia small and white, $25O02 55;
foreign pea, S1.S501 80; foreign medi-
UNI, $1,9Oa1.95; jobbing prices, 100
l5c higher. :.
Hay is quiet, but fairly steady on
| the best grades; straw is firm with small
offerings; millfeed is firm and I'M
changed: Hay No. 1, S16.jUdlI; low
grades, $11015; rye straw, $2f. 5O022. so;
cat straw, t$105O@11.
Fresh beef continues quiet and easy
or the lower level of prices recently
reached: Choice heavy cattle, TIA
SIC; light, 51A@7c; heavy binds, 100
11hc; light, 6k@9c; heavy fores, 90
SEC; light, 4@41ac.
Barrel pork has been marked down
25c, and other pork cuts are easier.
There is a steady call for lambs at
the higher prices, with the market well
cleaned up; veals hold very firm, with
only a moderate supply: Spring lambs,
| 11R012c; winter lambs, 1O011c; year
lings, S@9c; muttons, 7A@SKc; veals
sale; fancy, 12c.
Choice small western turkeys are in
good request, and prices are a little
| firmer. Fancy chickens are also in
light supply and bring high prices. Or
| binary chickens and fowls are coming
forward freely and are easy: Western
| turkeys, small. 2O621c; mixed sizes
19M20c; northern. nominal; northern
chickens, large, 1S@2Oc; western chick
ems, large, 13M 14c; medium. 1O012c;
northern fowls, 13M14c; western, 12m
121sc: geese, 11M13c; ducks, 13@15c.
Fruit and produce have a firm tone
| but business continues rather light
| Supplies in most instances are ample
| for the demand. and changes in prices
have not been numerous; the few that
have occurred have been mostly gains.
A much firmer feeling is noted in
potatoes, particularly in fancy stock,
and prices are higher. The improve
ment is due rather to q falling off in
the receipts than to any increase in
the demand. Sweet potatoes are steady
with both the inquiry and the offerings
rather small. Onions have fair sale;
native stock is unchanged in price, but
the foreign arrivals are higher.
There is fairly rood call for ooh
bages. Norfolk spinach varies with
the quality. String beans, lettuce.
souosbns and celery oro firn, rrho,a
is 4 LITTLE doing in tomatoes ovno,,+
choice ripe stock. Hothouse dandelions
are in the market ot biob nrices Tur
nins arc stnadv hr+ not oc+iro vaoa
tables are onotod ne follows.
Potatoes Aroostool oroor o,,.,
tains 51m53c I'm. hobrons 1-1,1on.
Dakota rods 45c. Now yorl, rr,,Is ,oo,
45c. sweets Iarsnvs s2o hhl. yinol,naa
x2 40 '''''''''
Onions-Vatira s1071 On Nv. CO.,
ish onions ca owl. IoaI,s -na ''' a."
hcbs = Wv"
Trrpips yol1ov q MI. ,.l,i+o 20
0-1r = Inn. Eronoh v,Ii+o e, 900
boo
Sninocb etc-Na+ivo snipoob "a
Ian. bothoueo 81. Noreoli. o. 80 :"
| ,It. >orfoII- 1.oIo o. i,i,}. i'a.,.. Ct
foundations e. 5o hr use
CoI,horos vrbi+o O. ,lt.oa.,.. o.,
, mn. rod q = how 80 - -
| T,attrco -Iro+borso ,o4+,,oo ro.1
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