Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-22
LIN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand.


market to be easy. Extra creamery,
small pkgs, 2312@24c; northern fresh,
round lots, 2214M23c; western, 300
221zc; firsts, 19@20c; ladies, 16@17c; job
bling, 1z41C more.
Cheese is well held, with prices firm.
and fairer demand. Round lots, liz
@1214c; jobbing, 1z@1c higher; Liver
pool, ASS for white and AIS Cd for col
ored.
Eggs are a little frmer, especially on
good storage stock The demand for
storage is pretty good. "A marks, fresh
western, 1312Q14c; storage packed, Ii
@141zc; eastern, 14615c; nearby and
fancy, 15I17 and up: jobbing, 1@11ac
higher; duck eggs, 31Q32c; goose eggs,
70dS0c.
The position on beans is still reported
firm, with the country markets firm.
Trade is only fair.
There has been a good trade in apples
with the market firm Fresh arrivals
have been quite plenty, but they have
sold pretty we'll. Out of cold storage
stock has brought good prices. Some
good lots have also arrived, and sold at
little better prices.
Cranberries are a little firmer at
S2.5OQ3 for cs in a jobbing way; bbls,
S609, as to quality.
Strawberries are not coming along
very freely, the weather not having
been favorable to their ripening. They
have sold at higher prices, the last sales
being at 30040c in refrigerator lots.
This has made them high at retail, the
prices being at 35050c for full boxes.
Still, the fruit stands have boxes of re
sorted that they sell at pc, but they are
not full boxes.
Rhubarb is pretty firm at &c for ma
tive, with Chicago at 50 per cS.
Potatoes have continued very firm,
the bad state of the roads in the potato
district preventing their being hauled
to the railroads. Quotations are firm
er. Hebrons. 6S07Oc; rose, 6O063c;
Green mountains, 7OMT5c; York state
and northern whites, 55G6Oc; Dakota
reds, 55G5Sc; double head sweets, 500
2-25; Bermudas. $7@8 per Dbl
Celery is scarce and firm at So per
doz for good. Spinach sells at 75c@S1
per Dbl: kale. 5O075c.
Native onions are about steady at
$S.50@3.75 per Dbl; jobbfng, per bu,
$1-25Q1.40; Egyptian, $3.50 per bg; Ber-
mudas, $3.50 per crt; Spanish, 81. 75d2.
Beet green's are very firm at 75c per
bu; dandelions, 75c. Lettuce is very
firm for good, at 500S5c per doz heads,
as to quality. RadiShes are quoted at
soc for round; long, 60c per doz bchs. !
Satisfy, or vegetable oyster, is plenty at |
65015c per dOz bchs.
CucumberS are still firm at SSO1O |
per 100, for dollhouse; No. 2, S40c: Cab
bages are firmer at $50 per Dbl for ma
tive; southern, So per crt- Tomatoes |
are easier at 25c per Id for native hot
house; southern, $2.5O03 per crt.
Yellow turnipS are a little firmer at |
9Oc0S1 per Dbl; white French, $202.5O. |
Beets are sold at 25c per bu for old; |
new bch, S1.50 per doz. Carrots sell |
at SOC per bu; new bnch, SLIGO; parsnips. |
3Jc per bu; mint, 40c; cress, 75c; pars-
ley, $125.
Asparagus is on the market in cor
siderable abundance for the season. |
1t comes both from California and the |
south. 1t sells at from 50. 5O6eS per
dOZ, rs 10 quality and condition.
Squashes are in full supply and sch
at about $50 per ton for good, and Job
at $175G2 per Dbl or pkg of 100 lbs.
according to style and quality. Leeks
Green peas are more plenty at about
50 per crt for good. String beans are
firm at 81 per crt, as to quality. But
ter beans are firmer at $4G14. so per. crt.
Maple sugar is still rather high at
12d14c for large cakes and at 146I1Sc
for small. Maple syrup is in full sup
ply at 9OcG$1 per gal for new. and 6j1
Toe for old.
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Hogs again went up to the highest
point, with prospects of still higher
prices. Still. under pressure of q good
many on hand, fresh ribs are reduced
&c Bat other pork products are firm
A firm beef market with a good trade
is sSOted. Quotations are we'll Sis
tanned.
Trade is fair in muttons and lambs.
with the market fairly steady. Veals
are more plenty, and slightly easier. l
Spring lambs, $5QS each; fall lambs.
7Q1Oc; Brighton and fancy. S1h01O1hc; !
muttOns, 11aQ9c; fancy and Brightons, {
77zQ91Ee; veals, 7@10c; fancy and p.
9Q1Olkc
A quiet poultry market is continued. 6
with fresh and iced fowls fairly firm. t
but frozen rather easy. Frozen turkeys I
'fd12c: fancy fresh. 12G14c; chickens. G
9014c; capons, 12G14c: fresh fowls. :
i015@12c; iced fowls. 1O012c: frozen,
941Oc; ducks. 9d12c; geese. 9d11c: live
poultry, 912010c. \
The game market is poorly supplied. +
with about all the stocks in the hands l
Of the retail dealers. A few maJ1ard t
ducks are offering at $1.2501. 80 per nr. Y
black ducks (the close of the season he
gun Tuesday,, 50G75c per doz. A good :
many Canadian geese have been re- :
-eived the past two weeks, but they /