The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-16
Steady Rally Sent Shares Upward In
 The Market To-day
Stocks Rose From Fractions to as High as Three POints-In Early Trading There Was Much Selling
Waterbury Produce
 Market
Furnished by the Connecticut De partmant of Agriculure--B. r.
 StOrrs, Local Representative)

DdTtTnSnI AkTlCuIure--b. r. Storrs. Local Representative)
 Friday. Jan 16-The market for most southern new crop vegetab ables was holding firm at prices unchans ed or slightly higher. New carrots were arriving in lighter supply and Wholesalel's were getting from 2jc to soc per crate more. New cap bage was firm and unchanged. most sales being at $3.7C per crate of about 17 pounds. old cabbage was only steady at prices unchanged or slightly lower. Spinach was not selling at prices quite as low as early. in the week, most traders getting $l.25 per 5ushel.
 Potatoes remained firm, Maine stock being held for $2.2O to $2..J per sack of 100 pounds at most wholesalers Oranges were weak for r Floridas. but trading locally was largely at unchanged prices, mostly S3.25 to s3.50 per box.
 Eggs were weak, natives selling at prices even with early in the week. but westerns were lower which was cn using d weak market tone for all classes. Supplies arriving of natives were little changed and offerings drought m were clearing about as well as previously. but the cOmpct- ion of lower priced westerns was cx- pected by traders to cause decreased demand for natives until prices by traders to cause decreased demand for natives until prices were adjust ed in line with those from out of state sources Offerings of eggs from storage continued liberal at the low prices which have been the rule for the past several weeks.
 Both live and dressed poultry of- ferings continued liberal of most classes and the markep only steady to weak as a rule. The development of q little frmer tone for live gowl last week was not being maintained this week as more liberal supplies were on sale.
 Unless otherwise stated quotations gre based on sales of good merchant able products. delivered, to Retailers or Similar Buyers.
 FRUITS.
 Apples, A grade Mcintosh 200 2.25 bu.. Delicious 1.75-2.OO bu.. <. Spies 1.5O-1.sj bm., BaIdwins 1.4O. 1.5O bu.: B grade, Mcintosh and Delicious 1.25-1.5O bu., Spies and I'nldwins 1.O0- 1.25 bu.; Uncln ssiiic,I. Mcintosh 1.OO-.25 bu., others .75- 100 bu.: western boxed, Delicious 3.2a | ".s5 bu. others 2.5O 3.25 bu.: oranges. Fla. 300 3.SJ box, Cal | 3.5O-j.OO box.
 VEGETABLES.
 Bccts. old 1.OO-1.25 bu., new 800. d.2J crate: carrots. old washed 1.25 1.5O bu.. new 4.25-4.5O crate: cab bagc. old 2.OO-2.25 cwt., new 3.5O- 3.75 crate; caulifiowcr 2.75 3. DO crate: celery. flats 2.5O-2.75 dOz.. hearts f.25-1.5O dOZ.. rounds 100. 1.25 dOz.: lettuce 50 100 doz. |: onions .40-1.25 bu.: parsnips. washed 1.5O-2.OO bu.: potatoes, native 1.25- 1.3O bu., Maine 2.15-2.25 cWt.; spin ach 1.2O-1.25 bu.; squash 2.OO-3. GO cwt; turnips .9O-1.25 bu.
 POULTRY PRODUCTS. conn. eggs per dOz.: Ncwlaid Fancy .iJ; Special .1O-.43; Extra. .:S-.4O; Gathered .35-.37; Ncwlaiti Medium .35: mediums .3O-.s3; Spec inI bullets 30: western fresh 28-.35: western storage .2O-.25; live. fowl 20 .27 h., chickens .22 .2S Ib dressed fGwl 3O-.33 h.. chickens .37-.4O lb. turkeys. western .44..iS ID.
 LIVESTOCK and MEAT.
 Milcl cows, tested 125-175 heal: butcher stock. COWS .O3 .O5 ib. calves .1O-.12 Ib.; meats, beef .17. 10 h., veal .17-.2O Ib.. lamb .18- ao h., pork, Joins .18-.1S Ib., pork local dressed .t2-.l7 ID.