Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-25
Tub MARKETS.
Demand For Fresh Prod
Il of the CreamerieS.

4 Isefu>e 80 Respond TO Induce
A An Oversupply of Potatoes For
Days and Prices Correspond
fected.
"a !. Oct. 2O.-The butter market
tronger tone than last week, and
/. rage goods are selling more
Nut this is about all the improve
..Ih BIT can be reported. The demand
|Hh made creamery continues light,
b as hard as ever to get salts
VI price. Some receivers are ask
advance of one cent in order to
4pmewhere near the basis of other
<s, but in most instances buyers
10 respond, and the indications
,t favorable for a quick cleaning
ghrrent receipts.
zee use of held butter is the main
for the light demand for fresh
AT the difference in price, it GER
Mas had the call here for 1t least
ia past. 1t will be seen by the
xbrage statement that while over
55OO tubs were put in, showing
Nh that the receipts of fresh could
sold at q satisfactory price, and
ley had to be put away to give
4o the held stock, which was
# at q lower price. How long this
" Will be continued it is impos-
Al tell, but it may run along until
't Equality in cold storage is all used.
receipts of butter at Boston for
Eek were 1902 tubs and 1871
total of 739, 9S1 pounds, against
pounds for the week previous
"a 1858 pounds for corresponding
Ast year. This shows a falling off
rpared with the week previous
% year, the result of The great
{ In the west. For the first two
4 this week the receipts are little
han last year. The exports were
pounds, against 81, $50 pounds for
responding week last year. The
kports from New York for the
were 1900 tubs, and the total for
fson is 174,462 tubs, against H.
same time last year.
lcOld storage statement for the
5 as follows: Put in, 5415 tubs;
put, 1871 tubs; stock, 161, 045 tubs,
/ 175,115 tubs same time last wear.
be corresponding week last year
S were put in, and II, All tubs were
out
more than % to % cents can be
as a selling rate for round lots
5 and boxes of fresh creamery.
m trying hard to get % cents
best lots this week. said a
n receiver, but the buyers who
around do not want to pay over
nts, and I have not yet made any
o speak Of" More satisfactory
ions can be given for cold storage
Several lots of choice June
fry We're sold at 1919 to 20 cents,
cents was offered for more, but
} were asking 2O1a to n cents.
he same old story on cheese. De-
continues light and sales are
in small lots as wanted at 9 to
IS, with very little selling to the
1t over 9112 cents. There seems to
interest in the market, but there
a waking up some of these days
lyers will find that they will have
higher prices.
hold about the same position as
eek. For most of the western
IS 16 to IL cents is a full price,
Lncy Michigan sell readily at IS
cents, and more of the same kind
anted- Fresh eastern command
D cents, and fancy new laid take
h higher range, because they are
and come along only in small
The cold storage statement for
eek was SIS follows: Put in, 2277
taken out, 5201 cases; stock. 1911
es, against 1915 cases same time
ar.
IS show no Improvement and run
about the same as last week.
has been an oversupply Of po-
for several days, and receivers
'rking off lots at 20 cents for best
4 hebrons, and so to 65 cents for
stock. Shipments have come
ii parts of the west.
es felt the effect of the recent
weather, and eased off a little
the influence of a dull trade.
mostly at 81 to So per barrel for
o choice. Some fancy varieties
her. Pears, grapes, plumbs and
.rrieS continue plentiful.
development of the poultry trade
en- retarded by the mild weather,
e market has beenvery dull. With
er temperature the demand will
re.
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