Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-13
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 For some time native string beaps have been expected and at last they have arrived. They appeared in small amount but this speaks well for 4liberas supply in the course of a week. Radish- es: have returned after an absence of several weeks The. first native ctic,irn- bers appeared today. They show the bloom which SO well informs the house wife that the vegetable is native. The green pea season. is late here, and for that rason We are liable to Indulge in aa- tive, lamb and, green pea dinners with- out stint. s. sf'
 The potato market continues to fiuctu- ate around $1a, a. barrel of II Decks. At that price they are of the best grade
 U. s. No. 1. The supply comes largely from the vicinity of Maryland with some from areas farther south. The. crop Is reported good and an abundance of Do tatoes are being marketed. but all of- fered are being cleaned up readily, which keeps the price up. The price can nowise fall until there are mero sellers offering potatoes. than there are custom CTS wanting them. At the present tirns this is not the case. and more growers can be sure of disposing of all their stip- ply readily s4f .e@...sz... The price of native eggs appears to be on a slight incline Besides ; a curtaii- ment of production. grain prices are fe- Haining regardless of the fact this as the grain harvesting season. The Bureau of Crop Estimates expects large. yields ef corn and wheat in this country The world as a whole shows siss,s SSof good crops in areas which are planted, biss many areas have: mot retufned to the pre- ducins basis. Southeast Russ!a for e1- ample. Until there is4an ee5lilibriIm be- tweene industrial Ana tions wii icil !. pf6d,ies very little asriculyug crops; aiad ssthose nations on an a<rfcul ltufal basis prices will inevitably continue yh hishs forf- far7n products. < This is ssor f6c .sf sfootis.s <, For clothing tnatefia co tton. and wool. there: appears to be 3 tendency fofGl6wes prices This viii not Eoe srsheeted in the market. for, the ultimate, economy until there Is a lowering of production costs; and 2 decrease of the an6unts of our | tss receiving far less attention than zit de serves. < <! }s <.
 Active demand for: Potatoes. .ssl eggs, peas huckleberrfes.. beets veal :. ...fs. z
 Moderate demand for: Lettuce, cab bag, spinach, beans. :. .;>..sSs-
 Slow demand for: Ceiery.s.4 onions, peaches, 1currants,, cherries.., < J i, ,-.5.s-.
 Market conditions: : Local vegetable sardeners appeared on the market ia abundance and offered several. vegetables for, the first time this season.. Native cucuMbers. summer squash. scauliNowef, and beans may now be had. CurfanHs and huckleberries also appeared in consider able abundance. sFresit peas and. eab- haze are now becoming; common. One grower brought in. strawberries, and as- nounced. that they would sbe his last, as had other growers last week. .sss Frnits.s ;ss. ';si-s E E Canteloupes, Calibornia, sT--$ff so
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 Peaches, southern. $s.s5--s4 .a5r crate {.
 Cherries. southern, a.s5 box s! : (
 Hpckleberres, native. .265 d. sy5. .ss s 2
 Strawberries, native. s.a0 qt:s.sssttyS.k : -3.
 Gurr1nts. native. :. 15--,1s al. < rses-5sss
 yesetabies.' ',t,t -ss5 v ssas: Aspara gus. native. z5 -ib:S 1:.'. < M. Beets, native. s1 sdoz. .bunefeA ,st, x ,-5s Carrots. native. s1 de1 hureAezs < Lettuce. native, sl--sf.5o 9doz.s buzca- s-s :. ..s.s .zs.. :, =. <. E E Summer squash. natives $40 4dox, <. ;. Celery, New York $1.55p doz punches:
 Radishes native, z5 doz. bunehesg caulinower, native. $4 dog. n. n. .4 Peas, native. ss3-s3.5e bu. x, :ss, Beans. New York. $2-2.25S bu. C1cumbers. New York $S 50-$S 15, btSi, Beans. native. B: 50 bu iss.. fl':tiss Cucumbers. native. sf 30 dox.. Potatoes. native, 5pQdsi siseidt fferedSdI Potatoes, U. $. MI, $1S$is. .so Dbl: Cabbage. native. ST bhL < 'i ' ssss
 Tomatoes Mississips g. 50-- $ss fat ' Onions. Texas. 1sf.s225 crate. | z, < Plants. ! ;sF..ss, y. s.. I ss.' ss cabbaSe. q spsr 1st.
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