The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-17
Waterbury Produce Market
Furnished by Connecticut Department of Agriculture,
 B.-P. Storrs, local agent)

Tuesday at the Hamd en weekly live oultry and egg auction .139 cases of eggs and 236 crates dof poultry were 'soldy All sizes end grades of. eggs, except large Elk tras. sold 2 to 8 cents per dozen higher than "a week earliNr. Live poultry prices did not show sniUch change although most Red chick
 Large Special eggs sold for 4s to .62 I-2 average b0.S::.large Fix tas ~ 1-2 to 50 1-2, average 4Sl6; medium Specials S5 1-2ato 45 1-2, average 37.7: medium Extras 35 to 43H1-2, average 36!3; bullet size Specials 29 1.2to 34, average 31 P; bullets Extras 2s to 34. average 31 cents a dozen.
 Heavy fowl went fore1s tos 17 cents a pound, Leghorn fowl 131.2 to &, heavy roasters 20 to; 23G1-2, Red broilers, 21 to 22, Rock 3sbroil- CTS 20, 1-2 to 22, Leghornl broilers IS I-2 to s19, Red bullets 20 to a and Leghorn bullets 1s cents a pound. s{ aa 36,
 Wednesday morning at the local farmers market on Meadow street higher prices were paid for green and lima beans. and cauliflower The market continued weak and low for cabbage, carrots, beets, celery, egg plant, onions, potatoes turnips and winter squash. s Offerings of apples were plenti- full and all except high grade Mo- Intosh. Delicious and Cortland sold for prices which averaged no high CT than early in the month. Such varieties as Greering, Baldwin, Pe- waukee and Kings seldom reached more than $I.25 to $1.35 a bush el. Cortland and Delicious when first grade to fancy, medium to large, good condition and color, sol sdaround $2.00 a bushel. McIn- tosh were mostly s$2.00 to $2.25 when of similar quality. ,s4s
 g(Unless otherwise stated quota tions arc based on sales of good IaicrchantabIe products to retailers by nearby growers or Othersl.
 FRUTTS-Apples, fancy McIn- tosh, Cortland, Delicious 2.OO-2.25 bu, others 1.5O- 50 bu, No. l.. Me- Int0sh. etc. 1.75-2.OO bu, others 1.OO-1 .35 bu, No. 2 and drops. Me- Intosh, etc. <, 1.OO-1.SO bu, others .7S-i.OO bu; grapes, native .50-. .7s l-2 bu: pears. antive 1.00-f.5S bu.
 VEGETABLES = Beans, green f.OO-i. 50 bu, lima 1.75-2.OO bu, wax .7S.1.2S bu: .beets .20-, -,25 df0z buns: broccoli .5O<.5S box: cabbage .4O-.SO bu; carrots .20-.2S dOz huns, cut .35..45 1-2 bu; cauIi- flower .7S-1.5O crate; celery, na. tive washed .S0-.75 dog; egg plant .3S-.BO bu: lctfucc, antive .4O-.o0 box; onions. Mass .55..o0 bu. ma. tive .oO-1 1.2S bu; parsnips. native washed .46..S5 leg by; pcrb CTS. native .U0-.5B bu; potatoes. native .00-.50 bu, Maine 1.fO-f.2S cswt; spinach .5O-.55 bu; squash. winter .5O-.35 bu, tsirpips, native .S7..7a bu. Canadian .eO.f.OO bu; tomatoes native No. 1 1.2S-2.OO. 1-2 bu.
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 POULTRY PRODUCTS -'Conn, eggs per dos; NewIald Fancy .le; SDccini .1S..45; Exfrn .13s.4b; Ga- fhered .1o-.43; NcwIaid medium 80; Special medium .2e..9e; Ex, Sra medium .15.. .s7s outlets .2b. ..30 western .25..3a; live fowl heavy .ie-.is lb, InghoFn .f9s.fs 10. broil- CTS FkocI<s .2O..13 DO. lletls .ie.. ga Ib, TReisorn .f7..ie ib. roasters .2O- .as ib, drcsscd fowl ..30..al lb hroliera .s5..1o ID. roaaier. .s5s.ss ID. b.tnrkeIs' western sso''ss ib' Conn 'A nisfsrotg ;sa ;s; AND MEAT--nus. cIlrr elork. cpHe. .o3s.u1 ID, caItcs .pl.:es wi meats: Wef :sr':V W