The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-22
Waterbury Produce: Market
Furnished by Connecticut Department of Agriculture, B. P. StOrrs, local agent)

,Carlot receipts of apples at the larger markets of this state last | week, from other sections, totaled 13 cars. Of this number five were from Washington state and the others from important eastern ap- pie growing states, mostly from Virginia. and Maryland. one car was from New York.
 Reports received from the com. mercial early and Intermediate po- tato areas the latter part of De. cember indicate that the cOmmer- cial acreage for harvest in 1935 will be about 295.00O acres or about 4 percent less than 307,0OO acres harvested in 1884, according to the United States Department of Agriculture. The reported in. tentions of commercial growers in- dicate that there Is still much un. certainty regarding the probable acreage that will be grown this season, especially in the interme. date states. Most areas in this latest report of intended acreage show a decrease from earlier re. ports made in October. The weekly seed potato report from ProsQue Isle, Maine, for last weeks activities, shows that 15A care of seed stock were shipped, going mostly. to states in the area from Alabama to Virginia, a few to Texas and Oklahoma. Most of the sales were of Cobbiers, but few, sales of Green Mountains and Triumphs, the latter mostly in mixed cars, were reported.
 The prices. listed below represent the fob. Maine shipping point price (based on delivered sales less all. transportation charges, inciud. Ing car rental and .heater). There was also some trading at lower prices on a cash track basis. Ger. tified Cobblers 10 peck bags Janu- ary or February shipment $1.1O to $l.20. Selected Cobblers, 10 peck bags January.February ship. l ment 80 to SS cents: Mountains, 10 pecks. immediate 7S cents.
 (Unless otherwise stated quota. tions arc based on sales Of good merchantable prOducts by nearby growers or others to Fetailcrs):
 FRUITS: Apples, fancy McIn. tosh 2.5O.2.7S 6u., Delicious and Cortland 2.0O.2.25 bu.; Baidwins 1.20.2.0O bu.; No. 1 Mcintosh 2.2S. 2.4O bu., Cortland 1902. %, bu., Baldwins l.OO.1.7S' bu., Grecninys 1.2S.1.SO bu.; southern f.SO.2 ], ,OO bu., western boxed 1.7S.2.7S bu.; cranbcrrics 5.OO.S.SO box.
 VEGETABLES: Beans, green 9.OO.1O.OO bu., lima 7.OO.6. co bts. beets, old 1.OO-f f.25 bu.; cabbage, old 1.2S.1.5O cwt., new S.OO.3 .50 crate; carrots washed .7S.f.OO bu. !: caulifi0wer 1.0S-1.0O crate; celery, hearts 1.2S.l.SO d0x.. singles .SS. 1.OO dOz.; kale .7S.1.OO bu.: lettuce,
 western icebrcgD 3,5O.4.2S crate: onions, Mass 1.25.1.5O bu.: par. snips, washed 1.2S.l.5O bu.: pep. pers S.OO.S.SO crate: potatoes LOO. 1.16 cwt.; SpinFc:i 1.AO.l.SO bu. !: squash 1.5O.2.OO bbl.: turnips, mo. tive .SO..0S bu., Canadian so. 90 Du. tomatoes, repacked 1.2O.l.S8 10 lbs.
 POULTRY PRODUCTS: Conn. eGgs per d0x.: Newlaid fancy .38; Special .3S..37; Extra .S2. ..35 ; Gathered .SO..33: Ncw1aid medium .34; Special medium .S0..33; Extra medium .20..SO; western .20..32; live fowl heavy .l0..22 b., leg. horn .fo..1S 1b., chickens, heavy | .2O-.2S lb., legh0rn .1e-.1S ID. |; dressed fowl .23..25 lb., chickens, r0asters .2S-.32 lb., brOilers .25..3O 1b.s turkeys, Conn. Fancy .0z lb., western .30..3S ID.
 LIVE SHOCK AND MEAT: Butcher stock, COws .03..O5 lb., calves .08.1O h.; meats, beef .10. is lb., veal .iS..15 h., lamb .20- IA lb., pork Joins .17..20 ID.