The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-04-06
BOSTON MARKET REVIEW
Prepared By I. aufese q MARKETS.
and crop Esttmatesl

ms weakness a. ether nsarkeia vas
rcHsele1 haEs AA4 t44a ta4Ntiflr win
Al increase IN arrivals u b1th Western
aad northern fancl batter caused ne
banA ahich nnal3 setucd a. sse m
asalefn and 81 IT 90 noElnaEns STORAGE
latlaF has been snoUn Fcn bbcrailf bat
hsa beaa alpW Ia gupaths elth frceh.
lha hcrt cars oncg q here can probably
rs tiaehf around sse The hEut offer
lnEs ane god dtuiend Tor fresh urdth
f tee thfr with arm tone AZ eaantry ahip-
pins peinu has held the cgE market
steady 10 arm throughout Tie week ana
I las caused prices To make slight al
Y xaneus q 2Gk-z5c Tor the general run.
seine fancy grade lots bring 3 premium.
Receipts OF nearby hennerys shoN con-
Z adorable increase ana accumulation,
supply exceeding the demand. Whole
saling around ale. lohhing mostly 22-Sie
parites firm. demand exceeds supply. the
Z general run are guing AZ zsc. ranging
I 81. zsMe. Storage packed eggs are
moving slow. shippers s0iding offerings
I too high 10 attract buyers and urdeflnE
! them into the coolers rather than to ac-
I capt bids tAndsred. sales this week az
I Is 2sc Cheese shows no material change.
z Arrivals Of fresh light and readily taken
mostly at &c and nc in small way.
Cured cheese sttll moving good up 20
z4isc Fresh killed poultry steady with
receipts light but lower country prices and
limited demand. Prices show no change.
Arrivals Of western live poultry heavier
with fair demand on the whole. Fowls
% Csc. chickens 2s-sio Maple Syrup
and sugar easier. supply more liberal
Syrup sl75-i9e. $500 little extreme
Pound cakes rs soc
FRUITS a VEGETABLES
Somewhat less buying demand than
last week, with more lines showing
downward than an upward price ten
dency Apples steady, best New York
state BaLdv1ns selling s. 1850. and
Maine No. Ben Davis ,5.o0-s.5e a barrel.
Cabbage in heavy supply and lower,
Florida crates and Texas barrels selling
81. s5-25e. Florida celery scarce and
higher at ts75-4.0o crate for the best
sizes. California caulihower lower al
81 rs 2 50 a crate Native dollhouse let
tuce higher at s200-2.25 bu boz, and
California Iceberg lettuce at s5.0o-s.bo
crate Connecticut Valley onions higher
at sii.5o-12so per 100 H. sack. Egyptian
onions selling ss.00-l0.00 a bag. Florida
oranges slightly lower at t7.G0-s.o0 box
Maine potatoes &c higher at f.7b-lse per
100 III. sack First Louisiana strawberries
many in green condition. sold this week
at l5-22c a pint. Florida tomatoes plen-
tlnful but selling well at ;i.50-s, 90 a crate
Native dollhouse vegetables selling as fol-
ows: per bu. box: Beet greens ,i.T5, cu- |
cumbers -. 90 10. 90; dandelions ti75-2oo; |
radishes f200-3.o0. dollhouse rhubsrb |
unchanged al 1sc ID. Native root yegeta-
bles unchanged at the following prices a
bu box: Beets si.25-i.5o; clTrots and /
parsnips r.5o-L75; turnps u,oo-i-25
The town assessors OF Marblehesd,
Mass. are trying 10 explain how IL
happened that they failed 20 tax the
estate OF Robert G. Bridge except for
some $4,000. whereas, according TO a
paIi Of the inventory taken from the
records Of the probate court Mt Salem,
the estate is valued Mt S5o0,OO0.
Ernest Hesdee. west6eld, Mass, has
q pullet which outdid herself recently
furnished q brea kfast for her owner
Mr. Hendee noted that the egg was Of
unusual size and found II weighed q
quarter Of q pound when the egg
was opened II was found to contain
thros ysIks.
TIE weidea Natisaal Bank, of st.
Albsas, VT which 10 cooperating with
the farmers Of Vermont in promoting
tAe sak Of the maple sugar product,
has arranged 10 have motion pictures
taken Of the manufacturing proves
started n South Royslton,
where the orchard Of A. J. LAton fur
nishcd material for showing the old
n shiosed mctheds. Modern methods
viii be filmed st orchards and boiling
plants there
For about three genera tons the De-
relopment Of our domestic resources I
md the consequent growth OF inter. ,
state commerce have eclipsed foreign
.rsde mills factories and trad
ng concerns have been too busy 10 ;
.ither need OF concern themselves in /.
overseas business" said Paul II. Cher
ngton, secretary Of the National As
ISOLATION OF Wool Manufacturers, In !
'peaking before the State University Z
class in foreign trade, Bos-
on. New Englsnd's future" he con-
inued. apparently involves return
o the sea. Here, sooner than In 9TH
II sections Of the country. there has
ONE 10 BE- felt the restoration Of the
Id balance between opportunities at
ZONE and abroad
The Department Of Commerce. At
through the Bureau OF
he census, announces that the costs OF
government for the state Of Massachu-
etts for The fiscal year ending Nov
mber 20. 1920. amounted 10 SO. &c.
~. which was per capita cost Of
1880 IA 1917 the per capita cost :,
vas Sse0. and In 1914. $40. the to-
ais for these wears being SD G29 .en2
nd Sc .T75.152. respectively The per 4
apifa costs sDr 1g20 consisted n ex.
enses ~ general departments. SaI9.
rpenscs ~ public service enterprises.
e0i; paymeris Tor interest. 500;
nd Tor OUTLAWS s03i The total rev