Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-29
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand.

er, with the best creamerleS very Wen
acid. Extra creameries, small pack
AGES, 21G211sc; northern fresh. round
BITS, 2O1AG21c; eastern, 2002O14c;
dairies, 1TM1S1zc; frsts, 1G@1714c;
ladles, 11G16c; jobbing, 1401c more.
Cheese is very steady, with prices
yell held. Round lots, new, 9@1Oc;
sage, 10G11c; jobbing, 15G1c higher.
Liverpool is QSDted ct 45S Cd for both
white and colored.
Eggs are scarce and firm. The mar
ket is well supplied with stock that has
been more or less heated by the recent
hot wather. Early storage, 16c; fresh
western, 10016c; eastern, 15M11c; near
by and fancy, 1920 and up; jobbing,
1Q11ac more.
Beans are rather easy on a quiet de-
mand here, although the country mar
kets are firm. Carload lots, pea and
medium, $2.15; yellow eyes, $3.25; red
kidneys, $40; California small white,
scarce, $3.75@3.90 jobbing, Zoe more;
Lima, &C per pound.
New apples age still in small receipt,
with good lots selling readily at fair
prices. Good are quoted at $1@1.25
per bushel basket.
California peaH are in small supply,
and sell by the jObbers at S303.50 per
box California peaches are in small
supply, and sell by the jobbers at $2.7J
Q325. Georgia peaches are in small
supply, and job at $2G2.25 for 6-basket
carriers. California pIums job at $1.75
@2.50; prunes, 81 25d3.
Native cherries are about out of the
market. Dealers say that there are
few more to come forward. They sell
at SG10c per Id for good. Only few
Strawberries are coming, the season be-
ing nearly done. They sell at 1O025c
per box in crate lots, as to quality.
Raspberries are quite plenty. In case
lots they sell at S0I10c for pints, with
cups at 6d1c. Blueberries were in
lighter supply during the week, and sold
at 13@15c. Blackberries are quite
plenty, and are quoted at S61Oc in crate
lots. The supply of currants is smaller
than q week age, and the market is
firm at SAFE. GoOSeberrieS are IN
small supply, at SAGE for quarts, in
crate lots, with other packages accord
ing to size.
Potatoes are easier, under full supply
Extra are quoted at S250d27 10 per Dbl;
fair to good, $2025O. Some fancy
stock is quoted as high as So Ioulton
advices say that the crop is a week to
10 days earlier than usual. They will
be here about Oct Is.
Celery sells at 50@6Oc for bnch for big
punches, according to size and quality
Spinach is sold at 40c per bushel Let
tuce is quoted at 20030c per box, IL
dozen in a box. Radishes are sold at
SOC per box for good.
Onions are pretty firm at S202.j 10 per
bag for Egyptian; western, So per bar
rel. Native bunch, 25c per dozen.
Southern marrow squashes are quoted
at S1@1.50 per barrel, as to quality. Ma
tive summer squashes are quoted at So
"a per 100, as to size, quality and va
riety. Cucumbers are easier at s. per
box for good. Tomatoes are quoted
ut Sc per pound for dollhouse, with
crates at S213.50. as TO size and quality
TurnipS are rather scarce at s. per
$50 per 100. Cabbages are duh and
druggy. with southern about done, and
native sold at S3G4 per 100, as to quail
ty.
Beets are sold at SOC per busheA and
at S1.50 per 100 for bunch. Carrots:are
frmer at $50 per bu, and at S2G4 per
100 for bunch. Mint sells at CSC per
dozen; cress,. 35c per doz; parsley, 25c
per busheI.
String beans are easy at about soc
per box for almost any variety. Green
peas are firm for good at 50 per bush
81 &c m no I'll Of OF
per dozen. Leeks sell at 75c per dozen;
peppers. $2.50013.50 per crate.
WatermelOns are fairly plenty and
sell at 1SG023c for medium; large, 300
zoe. Canteloupes are in pretty full sup
ply, and sell at S1@2 per crate, as to
quality, for RocllyforCls.
The pork and lard markets are Well
sustained. with several advances of the
week we'll held.
The beef arrivals were small, and the
trade good, which left the market pretty
thoroughly sold up, and prices looking
stronger.
The mutton market is fairly steady,
with Il better trade ruling late in the
week. Veals are in small supply, with
q firmer market. Spring lambs. 100
12c: fall lambs, 9G1Oc; nations. 7td9c;
veals, 7G912c; fancy and Brightons, o
aloe.
Poultry is in fair demand at pretty
steady prices. Iced is in good shape,
with alive not over plenty. Iced tur-
keys. 9011c; frozen, 9G1115e; fresh ma
tive chickens, 20Q2Sc; western. 1JG16c:
fresh fowls, 12Q14c; iced fowls, 11G
111zc: iced chickens, 13A0z5c; live
fowls. 1O611c; live chickens. 15016c:
spring ducks, 13414c.
Hay is still dull The abundant hay
crop in nearly all parts of New England
has sent Il big volume of Old hay to mar
ket. aud unsatisfactory prices are being
realized. The desire is still strong to
close n11t old haE. Old rye stray is