News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-07-19
In HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

tations given below. Northern cream
cry, 21@22c; western, 20421c; dairy,
1SM2Oc.
There is a quiet market for cheese
the demand being mostly IN small loTs
for current consumption. Prices are
fairly steady. York state, 3-441Gc,
fancy, higher; Vermont twins, 944CI
b Bic.
Receipts of choice fresh gathered
eggs are running smaller and prices are
advancing. Western eggs are firm tor
choice. which are scarce. Choice uear.
by 23M25c; eastern, 2l@23c; western.
17Ml5c. :.
Business has continued active in tie
local fruit and vegetable market. The
movement to and from the market has
been large, and dealers have had all
they could attend to.
supplies of apples have increased, but
the offerings show little improve.
ment i'll quality and sell cheapiy.
Berries of all kinds have moved FREQ
", with blueberries and raspDerries n
good supply and cheap. Receipts Of
both cantaloupes and watermelons
have been smaller and they are higher.
especially since the demand has been
lively. Fancy peaches sell Wei.
Piums are frmer. Pears have begun
to arrive from California, but ate
rather high. Advices from the coast
state that the Gamers are taking large
quantities Of pears at satisfactory
prices to the grower, and it is quite
likely that shipments to the east this
year will be smaller than usual.
New potatoes have been coming free
" and selling fairly well String beans.
cucumberS and lettuce are lower and to-
matoes are considerably cheaper than
they were. onions ara Tsa,l plenty and
cheap, and new native WsSck is included
in the offerings. SQusSAes are easy
and lower, but turRaps are steady.
Apples-New Jersey sweet Dough, So
a barrel; Jersey astrachaus, $3.50
1850 a barrel: Maryland and De.a.
ware green, 75cGlS1 a bushel basket
North Carolina and Virginia green, 81
Gl1.50 a half-barrel basket.
Bemies-Noya Scotia fancy large, 10
015c quart; small. 9011c; New
Brunswick, 1G012c; Maine Bar Har-
Dor, 1Oa1Jc; OswegO. n. Y, Atlantics
10M12c; other Oswego varieties. J0Tc;
native, 5M10c; blackbcrries, fancy, 1lCl
13c a quart; fair to good, J0Sc; blue
berries, locally grown offerings, 10012c
a quart; Maine and New Hampshire
11@14c; Pennsylvania, 70l1c; goose
berries, regular, 7c quart; gaspberrie~
native pints, &c; cups, 2@3c.
Currants-Large red, 70Sc a quart;
small red, &C.
E Cherries-Native fancy black, 121zc
a pound; ordinary black, S09c white,
case.
Plums-California tragedy yrunes,
81 25Ml 30 a four-basket crate, and 81
Q125 Il threc-baskct crate: Burbanks,
fancy, S5cM$l crate; small and or
binary, 50@75c.
Peaches California Crawfords and
st. Johns, $L250150 box; early
Hales, 7Jc@$1; Georgia fancy, $40
go a carrier: choice, $15O01 LIS; poor
to fair, 7JcM$1.2j.
Pears-California Bauletts, green.
$3.50@3.75 a box; hard ripe, $303 -;
Florida lie Conte, $3.5064 a barrel.
observation-disclosures S3ss stand
ard crate; South Carolina and Georgia
selected, $3u3.25 Il crate; Georgia com.
mon to good, $1@2
Watsrmelons-A to size and quality.
$20035 a hundred.
Potatoes-NeW NorfOlkS and eastern
shores, 81 25G15 30 a barrel; sweets, 81
@950 a barrel
Eeans-Natiye string beans, 50@60c
a bushel; butter beans, 5OQG0c u
buSLel
a Cabbages-Natlve, 60Gr75c a barrel.
"Lettuce, etc dollhouse lettuce, Zoe
dozen beads; romaiue, 25@35c a dozen
heads; escarole, soc 4 dozen heads.
mint, 25c a dozen lunches; water.
cress zoe a dozen punches; parsley,
soc a bushel,
Celery-Native, $1.75 a dozen bunch
es; white, 81 25Gt150 a bunch.
Onions-Native, Soc q bushel; Texas.
81 crate; Egyptians, S175M2 a bag;
bunch onions, soc a box; leeks, SOC Il
dozen punches.
SQuas hes-Native summer white and
yellow, pc dozen; southern marrow.
81 q barrel.
Native dollhouse. 1O6I
1876 pound; Jersey, S5c@S1 Il crate;
Baltimore 9Oc@$1 a crate.
Turnips New yellow, $I75 barrel;
white, Toe a bushel
Miscellaneous-Peas, $161I2 p bush
ell; cucunlberS, S1M17J a box; carrots.
81 4 bushel; bunch carrots, 25c dozer.
punches; radishes, 40@j0c a box; spin
ach, Ice a bushel beets, SOC bushel:
bunch beets. 1J@2Oc a dozen punches:
peppers 50 a crate; elephants, S1.23Gl
1.50 dozen; rhubarb, 2Jc bushel box;
caulihowers, 1926 a dozen heads.
Fresh beef is quiet and easy, With
only a very few choice cattle bringing
top prices. Extra heavy sides. 3-4M
Sc; good, 71-4@71ac; light, 7@7 lie;
heavy binds, 10010lkc; good, 91sCl
93-4c; light, 909l6c; heavy fores, IA
@51ac; good, 5Q5 1-4c; light, 41a64 3-4c
lambs are quiet and easy; muttons
and yearlings are quiet; veals are
steady, Fall lambs, 11012c; spring
lambs, 13015c; yearlings, Sd9c; NUT
tons, 7d9c; yeals, 10011c
There is q firm market for broiler