Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-19
Fruit and Vegetables

>erS.. which are somewhat higher. ali
important lines were either steady or
over
Native green beans closed $1.00 lower
Il S2.75-S3-0o a bushel. Bunched beets
we're steady at soc-75c a bushel- Native
,abbage was slightly lower at $1.76-$2.5o
barrel Rhode Island cabbage sold SETS
barrel crate.
California cantaloupes were 500 lower
Il s3.5o-S4.0o per standard crate Of Is
Melons. Honey Dew melons. which
,rought sa75-Sz5s a crate last week. sold
Mostly $2-oe-s2.2s this week
Native cucumbers were s1-0e higher at
Mostly sS-eo-s9.oo Q bushel. while native
ettuce more than douhled In price. cloe-
ng 50c-7Sc a busheL
Native green peas dropped nearly bali.
dosing at 81. Is $2-50 a bushel Rhuoaro
vas unchanged at Sl.5e-$1-iS and ro-
maine at 25c-40c q busheA
Tomatoes were practically unchanged.
air quality Mississippis in basket car
.iers selling $1.oe-$1-S0. Good Baltimore
.omatoes In basket crates brought $a-So-
AIS.
Berries were fairly plentiful but sold
we'll. Riackberries from New York State
,old mostly 30c-3Sc q quart. red currants
oc- lsc a quart. and red raspberrtes loc-
.0c a pint Native blueberrtes brought
,5c-45c a quart. while a few strawberries
arrived from Nova Scotia and sold a. Soc-
Ioc quart
Dairy and Poultry Products
Further price gains have featured the
market the past week. and the advances
we're not confined to any one product, out
N have gone higher than during any
,inflar period this season
Fancy butter has been almost neSh-
yible quantity. and the majority nave n1a
q content themselves with lower
yrade at even a higher price. Vine so-ss
core has sold from 35c-S7c up to ssc-ssc'
,orthern fresh has gone from 3sc TO %zc.
md even the low scores have ADVANCED
,c until ssc II about the bottom for any
,rade.
cheese IA generally considered to bring
,hont one half the price Of butter. and
his week has been fairly successful at
.empt TO right the situation, nne 1ork
tate Twins selling up 1ac to lSc. tne
raj, styles also gaining lc to 1Sc-zoc'
md buyers very active at the close.
The hot weather spreading Throughout
he country has been shown more tnAn
,s,,aI an Eggs received lately. even those
'rou, the northern sections that are u,
,anv GOOD. have shown dark yoiSs anu
usat body. This has put premium ol
, few fine cool eggs. and NEARBY nenne, iSs
,ave advanced 3c-4c to 5ec-bec' Wnie
re westerns have reached 4ac-ooc, ns
,r,ce advance has enabled many ee 80
hat ordinarily hold their storage eSss ~.
,ext winter to use them now sna See"ss
, nrofit. and as the quality OF tness
much better than late arrivals. tnis 90. %
nas sold I'D rapidly from Ssc-soc !"
,4c. ,,,.s ,o,,,trv have
,een very short and the oetter % o.
mas enabled receivers 70 secue a. 70
more ON about all classes sfesn 81.
,ix pound fowl have advanced W havs
smaller sizes to S3c-sscs oro . hsye
sold readily at 4ec-<Sc. ana
gone up TO 22c-z4c-
lanes T. Duane. Massachusetts 40
commander Of the Amerr
can Legion, announces that q oeiesa
ion rom this state win accompany
The oficial Legion party going 70
rr-anca as the guests OF the French
Nation
E,hert Lynde Of Guilford. VI. a fai-
mar was arrested charged WIN
borsewhipping Gladys Pixiey' aseo
10 who lives In his family. In 'ns
Mrn,c,nal Court Lynde was oouno
over TO the windham County Coui'
under bonds OF $500.
yermont authorities have proDea
tho death of 11-year-old Doris ken-
nette. whose body was found near ne'
home several days ago, ana In conSe
cuance the girls 13year-olo ofoenei
may have to stand trial In tne
criminal courts. The boy conresseu
that he shot his sister. out lnsiS's '"'
y was entirely accidental.
crr,ous as to what Donald Hill. To-
y, saxouyille. sought in a worcester
Mass pawnshop Patroiman Tnomas
paattv questioned him and took nlm
20 nolice headquarters. There tns
r.o,,cs found S1o6s on him lnvestisa-
ton disclosed that he had stolen nus
.o,,eIs handbook, and had drawn
s,1oo AT the Framtngham National
Bank
Frank A. Goodwin. state registrar
:, uoto, vehicles, announces that any
licensed operator complained OF os
the no,ice or inspectors Of the Massa-
cncsetts highway department for op-
s-a,,rg his machine while under the
,nsuenee Of hquor. even though ne
~ not be intoxicated enough %
n-osecute IN court. win lose his u
cense.
-char,es E. Martis has sold his store
.ra real estate In East Fo1oofo
Mass Hs conducted 1t A years ano
his father. zeri Msrtis. started y
rnore than a century ago. The Das,
roxhoro Post ONCE has been locatec
there most Of this period. the piscs
sas hesn In the possession OF one
family the longest Of any oehef =
that vicinity.
ns,ermined that no one should lwe
., the house that for the pas. so'oA
YEARS has been her home, II sne va
to be supplantsd as head OF s -,
house. Mrs. Sarah MisEns' ~ H.
a. wears old, has confessed to the Nol
vich. CT police that abe set nre 70 .a'
no..e Of Herbert l. Harris on W
ssoninxton road The loss on en'
house barn and outbuHdinss amoun'
10 several Thousand dollars.
with the presentation to Judge =
courey by Atty. Traaess y. Carroll .
his t,nal report as receiver sAsrs CAM
virtually to a close litisraion Ias.m'
n wears in The suif Of hzs- lAlle'
M clover. now Mrs. DeimsTrs' as.
the w.ltbam Laundry Company !
determine ownership OF iss On ;
200 shares Of capital STOCK % :.
company. Mrs. clover was one =.
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