Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-02-15
NUMBER 7.


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Week ef January sl|feoruary
(Ppepered by the United States Bureau oi
Marks6)
Bsaifs and Vegetables
Tns most noteworthy feature was the 9iut
d Ts1as spinach. nearly al o. which sold
duzine The Latter hall OF the week Tor less
than freight Appso were IN somewhat light
q supply and hrm, New York Baicwins
selling $l0o$6.oo and good New Hampshire
Baldwins from cold storage at $5.0o-Ss.5o per
barrel Maine and New York State Danish
cabhasn vss steady at H.zk 80 p<r barrel
and Vurid Wske6s3d cabhsee st sL5o-s2. 90
- IN b.yrsI h.mp.r N.tive rrovn psscal
eessry ~ st.,dy st ~ ~ s5 80 per bushel
hou vAile C.lisornsa oo3dsn Heart eeIsry sold
unostly n s7.so psr cr>ka California Ice
- ,~tt.ss - sA..Ay a ssOeks 10 per
e,.ts. FIorids Biz Bo.ton At sa 90 "a 90 per
hammer and native grown hothouse lettuce
at zoe a - per bu.hel boz. Connecticut VAL
lsy onious we're lower NJ sl0o-sl.25 Der 100
pounds. Aroostook County potatoes declined
kIec from last week. selling s1.bo-sI.65 per
ioo pound.. Tex.s spinaeh opened at 81. 90
n ,s ner ha.h.l ana decl;ned under exeessive
supolies 10 be-eOc. Maine and Ohio Green
Hubherd souash was IN eod demand at s110-
$40 Der ton bulk. Florida Strawberries ad-
y.need 10 7b-85c per quart on Monday hold
inp this advance tbrouphout the week Dela-
ware and New Jer,<y sveet potatoes were
steaay NJ s15s-s1s6 pr bushel. Native
erovn parsnius advanced 10 H.S0-S2. 90 per
bushel Will othar rot vepetables were
.t..av NJ the sollow;no nr,ce. ner b,,sbeI.-
r.. A M-s176. C.rruta s1 as 81 90: Tur.
MIN. gs--sI Ok
D.iYv and Pantry
n market. have all sbown lower tenden-
e,e. thi. vel. and are hans the fore
runners of still heavier declines to come.
Butter h stiIl being imported, one lot from
Argentine srrivine At Boston thi. week. and
heavy shipments are In transit from Europe
Local consumption has been good. but the
influence of this foreiGn butter has made
Of buying has increased this. Local prices
dropped about &c from 6oe down to 47e for
iancy iresn, w seors. .no AZ ~ on,s.so oussef sSe
Ess prices have suffered At other markets
more than at Boston. Prices there have
dropped e7s but short losI supp'. ana an
asei;.s Int this this viii III probably mean |. more
serious drop here next week. At Che close.
fresh westerns were bringing S.-'se sno near
oy nenne,y ZEE wen' % a. '..,Ss ssS' t,. ~. ranch
lower. Those holding stocks OF undersrades
nase nsa :. .. aes -. s.n.v S.,S 80 cSas.s has r..
mined steady at as-soe.
Dressed Poultry mas also been Affected by
the lower prices on otne, % iS0'.,uns' .snn ana
III. % r :, nsrvon.ne.s - evident and a slacken-
ing tn demand. The very fancy soft me.ted
birds have sold. but others have dragged at
former prices. iarksyS sn9s' !. s U eos All AL
s:.s. =, M-Is. and fowl At sstse. Live
Pouitr, has held its own. supplies still light
and demand good Prices for fowl have
quality from s2-sse.
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A bill which would nave authorized
payment OF a pension OF $z5oo year
to widows OF Governors OF Massacnu'
sets was given leave 70 wltnaraw oy
legislative committe on social wei
tara, after the petitioner, M. A.
O'Brien' failed TO appear al nearing,
Such provision may DC iifeofpoi "'u
nm dnrtnq the nreaeut session.
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heard of this proposition There Is
nothing to 1t and our grange has no
such thought"
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embodied in the biennial report Of the
prison directors submitted to Gov.
Lake.
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The Massachusetts, Federation OF
Churches, a Joint committee Of Is &C.
elestastical bodies Of Is denominations
representing 2300 churches, has
adopted through its executive commit
Tee and the committee On interna-
honM relations, resolution favoring
vfll be sent TO all Massachusetts
senators and representatives.
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