The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-16
Waterbury Produce Market
] -(Furnished by Connecticut Department of Agriculture . B. P. Storrs. local agent)

s-kFurnished by State Department
 ee- Agriculture, Bureau of Markets)
 " First native shell beans and
 rapples were on sale Saturday
 tmorning at the Meadow street
 Warmers market. The shell beans
 s1pere the cranberry type which are
 edsed to complete the succotash
 Ebmbination with sweet corn be-
 lore the lima beans arrive, selling
 tor $1.50 a bushel at most trucks, few higher. The apples were -52ransparents, small first pickings which sold for 65 cents half .bushel.
 Tomatoes sold for sharply lower sprice before the close of trading sat the market place. Early sales .sof good stock were mostly for ss$3.50 a basket, a few higher Late flaw as $2.50 to $2.75 took place. sIncreased supplies of native and slower priced suothern tomatoes
 caused the decline.
 Sweet corn was more freely of ' sfered but sold unchanged for the bulk of it, large yellow is fairly
 sgood condition for $500 to $3.25
 sHer 100 ears and small white and
 poorer yellow for $2.25 to $2.56.
 High grade snap beans sold for 75 scents to $1.00 t bushel while poor v stock was slow at 35 to 50 cents.
 Squash prices averaged lower, the sbulk of god yellow stock selling flor 75 cents to $1.00 a bushel. V Native potatoes at the market place did not sell out, the bulk ssgoing for 90 cents bushel.
 sy High grade native blue berries s-were brought in and sold for $500 a crate. Black raspberries were lighter in supply and went mostly HOT $5.75 a crate, reds for $7.50 sssand entrants $500 to $3.2O.
 M (Unlesx otherwise stated auota- nttons are based on sales of good Nmerchantable products to retailers
 by nearby growers or Others).
 FRUITS.
 ~ Apples. Transparents, No. 1 2.OO- szz.xo bu. No. 1.25-1.5O bu.; black zraspberries 5.5O-5.z5 crate; blue ber- " ries 0.4O-S.OO crate; canatIoupes, ssyyestern 3.75-5.OO crate; cprrants s43.00-3.2O crate, cherries, sour 2.5O- N5.OO crate; peaches. Ga. 2.5O-3.OO ,erate: red raspberries 7.OO-7.5O VEGETABLES.
 gks Beans, green .35-1.OO bu., wax N.4U-l.OO bu.; beets .2O-.3O dOz.; brOc- ss]cOh .35-.5O bu.; cabbage .25-.35 box: " searrots .2O-.3O dog. buns., caulihow- ser 1.25-1.8O crate, celery, washed I-t.8O-1.z 20 dox.; corn, sweet 2.25-3.25 HOO earsi eucumbers, native 2.OO- Ez.5O but lettuce. iceberg .3O-.5O dox., q head .25-.35 dOz.. romnine .15-.25 etcalves .O0-.O7 lb., meats, beef .I1- |st.1S Ib.. veal .O0-.11 h.. lamb .16-.lS efIbs pork. loins .15-.1S In.
 ssG0x.s onions, native 1L5-1.25 bu., a2 1.85r2.25 bu., peas. ma *tfye 1.O0-1.6O bu.; peppers, native +Az z-00-2.5O bu., potatoes, native .S5- 70 bu.; s0uthern 2.25-2.5O bbl., scaI- Hons .13-.15 dox.; spinach .S5-I .OO .bu.; squash. yellow .SO-1.OO bu., Y --xreen .50-.55 bu.. tomatoes, native < No. I 2.y5-3.5O 1s-bu., No. 1.5O- *x.0O K-bu., shipped-in 1.75-2.SO lug.
 POULTRY PRODUCTS.
 ,. Conn. eggs per dOx.; Newlaid ' Fancy .3Ss Special .32-.33; Extra i s48-.30s Gathered .27-.2S; Nevlaid ] s1nedium .2eg Special medium .27-.20i A MItxtxn medfam -25-.273 western .2S- {. .15s live fowl colored .14-.17 h., < LrKhorn .13-.15 h., broiIers Rocks ' -z0-.2x lb.. Reds .16-.2I lb.. Leghorns
 .1c-.z0 ID. ronsters .2O-.2S lb.;