News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-06-17
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on Leading Products
In Demand

ers refused to pay the higher prices
current the previous week, and forced
revision of quotations. The jobpina
prices are: Choice northern creamery
| 26a27c; western creamery, 25A@26hc
Vermont dairy, 23@25c.
AS the quality of new cheese i'm.
proves, there is a slightly firmer tone
noted ON late arrivals. Old cheese is
about cleaned up, prices being main.
talned on the little offerings. York
state, 15015hc; Vermont, 14M1 new
cheese, 11012hc.
Receipts of eggs are falling off, but
prices are steady, except for choice
nearby, which are about 1c higher.
Choice hennery and nearby, 21M23c.
eastern extras, 10000; western. la
| 19c.
| The past week has been a good one
| III the local fruit and vegetable mar
ket. The supply of stuff has been large.
the variety as extensive as it usually
Is ut ths season OF the year. the quail
lty ratE~r better than the average and
prices generally moderate The warm
weather and the approach of summer
alone are sufficient to cause good
movement of fruits and vegetables. but
the buying lately has been helped by
the unusually high level of nearly all
kinds of meats.
The general tendency of prices has
been toward a lower level. The in
ward movement of string beans in
creases very slowly and high quotations
stlll prevail for both green and wax.
Asparagus has pretty nearly run it's
course for this season, and the conse-
quent smaller supplies result in a firm
market. Cucumbers are lower and
easy with heavy supply, and peas.
tomatoes and all kinds of new root
stock are much cheaper. Onions are
firmer under smaller receipts.
The first blueberries of the season
have reached here and plums, peaches |
and apricOts from California have be- |
gun to come along in small way. The
blueberries were poor, and the small |
California fruits are almost too high to
quote yet. Strawberries are plenty and
reasonable.
Apples-Russets, $15O02.5O barrel:
Baldwins, fancy Massachusetts cold
storage, $3@4.50; Maine, $1.5Oa2: No.
2, $1@1.25; northern spies, $1.5O@2 so;
Ben Davis, $1015O.
Berries-Straw berries, native, 1OM
l2c quart; Hudson river Sale; Jer-
sey, SM12c; Delaware S01Oc Mary
land, S@10c; blackberries, North Caro-
lima, 12G14c quart; blueberries, North
Carolina, 12@15c quart.
neutrality-suspicious., standard crts,
S20250; pony crates, $1.25M1 80; Cali
'ornia standard crates, $5.5O16; pony
rates, $3.50.
observation-disclosures, $1.750o. so an
ight-pound box
Peaches-Georgia, $2.5O02.75 six
basket carrier; Texas. So. 7563.25 six
basket carrier and $1.25 fat box.
Plums-GeOrgia, $2M25O crate.
Potatoes-AroostOok Green noun
aims, S1@1.10 bushel; new southern
took, $2.75M3.50 barrel; sweet pota-
oes, Vinelands, $1.75@2 basket; North
'arolina, $3.5Otd4 crate.
ASparaguS-Native, 81 soar box of |
lree dozen punches; Jersey, $2.5O64
oxen punches.
Beans-String BEANS southern green,
.5Gd2.50 basket; wax, So 2503.
bages-SOuthern, 50cM$1 crate.
Celery-Florida washed $2M2.5O
)zen punches.
cumbers-Hothouse extras, $50
TX; No. l, So: medium. 50; No. 3, $3.50;
lorida, $1.25@1 80 basket.
Lettuce, etc-Lettuce. 2O(a3Oc box:
maine, 75c@$1 dozen heads; escaro!e,
C; chicory, 81; watercress, 4O66Oc
zen punches; mint, 75c0$1 bushel;
rsley, 75c@$1 bushel. 4
Onions-Texas, $162 crate: Egyp- 4
IN, $2.25G3 bag; leeks 5Ot07Jc dozen
inches.
Squashes-Southern summer, $102 4
lite; marrow, $1.50@2 4
omatoes-Hothouse 1OM15c pound:
Drida, $1.250225 carrier: Mississippi,
u90c fiat box.
old. S1.75G2 bar
; new, $3.50: French white, $25OM :
80 NAitC DdHtu tuIulpS, UOd lOc |
zen lunches.
hlscellaneous-Spinach, 1O015c a
shell; rhubarb. 3O040c box; radishes.
l40c box: beets. 75c bushel new
lch beets, 50M60c dozen lunches:
rots, I5c@$1 dozen punches; egg
nts' $2@3 crate; oysterplants. $1@
dozen punches; parsnips. 50M75c
hel; peas, native, S1.50d175 bushel:
ode Island, $1.25@1.5O; Jersey, S1@ l.
basket; peppers S2@2.5O carrier:
a, S1.50 crate; mushrooms. S2506 as
basket; caulifiowers. 7Jc0S1 bush W
)ox
mere Is no change TO note in the is
es of pork provisions. the market af
steady, with a fair demand. bu
The beef trade is still very dull. 10
"a sides, 11@1115c; good. 10 LA r
&c; light 919@1Oc; heavy kinds.
Hob 3-4c; good 12h@13c; light. -
ftdl2 1-4c; heavy fores. $40
c; good, SdS1zc; light. Z Liar 3-4c. ~
lie supply of lambs has increased
&c spring lambs, l3@15c; winter 4
IS, l0Ml1c; yearlings. S09c: NUT
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