Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-11

Jsing Large Quantities
Id Stock of Butter.


a etter Profits Than a supply
resh Product of the Dairy
NV ain Practically UnaItered.
Net. Ga dull trade and a bet
EN- have taken the sharp edge
MN er market, and prices are not
NIrong as last week. Buyers
E ed to follow the advance in
I'D fresh stock, and have fallen
bid storage supplies, which
\. in good demand. The indi-
Nk that the upward tendency
Htopped, and while no material
by set in, the. decline in Chi
MN that the holding back policy
NJ Stern dealers has had some
'Hipts for butter for the week
Nj tubs and 1917 boxes, a total
Mounds, against S97, 456 pounds
AFious week, and 797, 1856 pounds
ubnding week last year. This
Shows an increase in receipts
ID with the week previous and
II For Monday and Tuesday of
|the receipts have run less than
ny me last year.
abrts for the week were 40, 1872
gainst 191, 093 pounds for cor
y week last year. Total ex-
M Boston since first of May,
N unds, against 1,471, OPP pounds
last year.
IA storage statement for the
las follows: Put in AIS tubs,
N11,7S0 tubs, stock 1922 tubs,
H 100 tubs same time last year.
Corresponding week last year
IRE put in, and 1878 tubs taken
and Tuesday were dull days
er market, so far as fresh sup
concerned. Buyers We're op-
paying the full prices asked,
IT'S We're not cleaning up. Sew
Rwere carried over from last
Fmont and New Hampshire
same prices as last week, %
tubs and 90 cents for boxes,
was not much heavy buying.
t high rate compared with
ks, but grocers are using large
of held stock, which is paying
b better profits than any fresh
can handle. OF course a GER
IN of fresh made butter must
I at the high price a little of
pod ways. A few fancy marks
'n creamery ran up to % cents,
were the exception, and are
criterion of the market.
or fresh creamery at IS to 20
| fresh limitations and ladies
6 cents have been receiving
and these will come into
the price of first class fresh
is held where it is. But buy
to June creamery
cents, as it has all the char
lie butter except the very fresh
4 is better than a great deal
: coming as extra. Northern
at 20 cents and Western at
cents This stock at these
S a fair profit, and holders are
I while the demand continues.
ave been meeting the wants
lstomerS on the basis of % to
II fine fresh creamery in tubs,
p cents in small packages.
? been working in their June
as much as possible and find
good satisfaction. This to q
mt accounts for the light de-
fresh goods.
no change to note in the cheese
Buyers are as slow as ever
and the fact that the
lie coming in is likely to stiffen
ms to give them no concern.
thoice Northern run along in
.nted at 91a to 10 cents, with a
a shade higher. Round
It be forced off at over 91h
not much change in the egg
The quality of the Western
now some Improvement, but
lany are still of an inferior
les of choice Western at 161b
,nts, and fancy Michigan at
The latter are scarce and
some Of the receipts are no
n refrigerator stock and can
I for more. Sales of refriger-
ave been reported at 141b to Is
stern fresh command 10 to 20
fancy new laid take a higher
lie stock in cold storage was
400 cases, and on Saturday
,1S4 cases, against 54,274 cases
ing time last year.
ave been quiet and steady.
of best marrow pea and me-
'1-l5 per bushel. Yellow eyes
ddneys sold slowly at un-
'rlces. Potatoes were a little /.
IN sales mostly at IS to so
'Ushek
ket Is well supplied with all
easonable fruits and trade is
les are in liberal receipt and |
S firm as last week. Peaches
o arrive from various places
ling rate is from 20 cents to |
ct.
N PRODUCE MARKET
rather easy to arrive. with
easy, but little changed.
y clipped, 291ac; No. 2. 2S1bc; |
rejected, 27$4c; no grade. 271bc. !
y, straw and millfeed are LITTLE
food TO choice har e1eA1e r0