News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-01-20

Quotations on Leading Pro-
ducts In Demand

very steady, choice creamery
being in moderate supply, though
ample for the demand. Jobblng
quotations are: Choice northern
crelmery, 31h@32Kc; western
Creamery, 30@311ac.
The cheese market Is firm, with Il
steady demand for good lots, York
state, 14h@15c; Vermont, 14@14hc.
The feature in eggs has been the
sharp advance in storage stock, as
trade has turned to the refrigerators
rather than pay the high prices pre-
t9dSly endnGed For fresh gathered.
re resalt has been that, while re-
.rlserator oGSs have steadily adj
ian Led the better grades have either
'4afined stationary or sagged Off &
tie. Choice hennery and nearby,
Is 43c; eastern extras, S6Q38c;
rehizelators, 31@3lc.5
BIs,aess has continued quiet in
lie lo2cl fruit and vege able market
ard, as is usually the case when the
lena1d is light, prices have favored
VI ers. There have been some ex-
,ep ions, however; apples, cram
laries and cabbages, for instance,
ave not been plenty enough to be
much affected by the lack of demand,
nd lemons and onions have worke
cher Le2auee the call for them has
Jaal so good.
T"ere is a good supply of celery,
lale, beet greens and string beans
and lettuce; these products are fairly
cheap, especially lettuce.
Cabbages are so much higher than
usual this year that the demand is be-
low the normal, bat the supply is
small and they bring high prices in
the country There has been a steady
advance in onions; the shipments
have been fairly large, but not too
large for the demand.
Apples are as strong as ever; the
demand, although not active, is suf-
1icient to take care of all that are re-
ceiyed as well as to make inroads
upon the local cold storage HOLDINGS.
prices in the country are
firm and lots sold here cannot be re-
placed in the country except at very
high prices.
Apples-Kings, $405 Dbl; green
ings,- So 500425; Baldwins, fancy,
sos. so; No. 1, $4.5O@5; No. 3,
&c. 2503 rs; northern spies, So. SOC
4 so; fancy Ben Davis, SO. 2503.75;
$2.75Q3. 25; blue pearmains,
1908 So black Oxfords, $303.5 So
Cranberries- Cod, S14@15
barrel and $4.7505 crate.
Strawberries = Florida, 30@40c
luart.
Potatoes-Aroostook Green Noun
aims, $1.6501.7O two-bushel bag;
central Maine Green Mountains, 81. 90
al 65; sweet potatoes, Vinelands
80 5000 barrel; Jersey, $2.5O@3,
81. 25@1.5O.
Beans-String beans, southern
Teen, $2@3 basket; wax, $4@4. SO.
Cabbages-Drumheads, So. 2502,5
,arrel; savoy, 81. 25@1 so Dbl; red,
i 25@1 so box.
Celery Paschal, 81 5001.75 box;
}oaton market, $1.7502.25. ?
Spinach, $1.50@2 Dbl;
ale, 6O@86c Dbl; beet green's, 75c0
1 bushel; dandelions, $1.7502 bush
Lettuce, etc. -Lettuce, 30075c
OK; romaine, 75c0$1 box; escarol,
O075c dozen heads chicory, 500
SC; watercress, 5O@75c dozen
inches; mint, 50075c; parsley,
! 25@1 so bushel.
Onions-Native, 9Oc0$1 bushel;
valley, New York and
$1.7502 10G-1b bag; Span
III, large crates. $4.5O@5; leeks,
DO75c dozen punches.
Turnips-Yellow, $191.25 bag;
hite capes, $1.25@1. so bag; white |
ggs and flats, 5O@75c bushel.
Squashes-Marrow, 75c@$1 bbi;
lrban, 75c@$1 Dbl; hubbard, $50 |
ton; pumpkins. 5O075c box.
omatoes-Hothouse 20030c ID; |
50. 5003 so crate.
Miscellaneous - Brussels sprouts, |
l1A 015c quart; artichokes, 81. 500
box; radishes, SOL rs box; beets,
D075c bushel carrots. 60@75c
lshel; parsnips, 75c0S1 bushel
5gplants, $4@5 crate; oyster plants,
c@S1 dozen lunches; cauliflowers,
alifornia, large crates, 50. 5003;
nall crates, $2@250; okra, 75cm
25 crate; mushrooms, 81 50Q2 bas-
t.
There is a firmer feeling in the mar
It for pork provisions and barrel
rk and hams advanced in price.
Fresh beef has shown more OF less
eakness on the better grades,
ough light cattle have stood up very |
I'll. The market is very quiet, and
= supply is ample for the needs Of
2 trade. Extra sides, 9@9kc;
cd, 81 @9c; light, 7R@Sc; heavy
Ids, 11@11%c; good, 1917 ole;
hit, 9@915c; heavy fores, 707Ac;
cd, 61aQ 7c; light, 6@6hc.
There is a steady market for lambs
d yearlings, with veals firm: