Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-15
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

DutIef, with quiet ueludllu. Lie
local market has advanced for the week,
but is still lower than New York and
the west. Extra creamery, small pkgs,
2SM281zc; northern fresh, round lots,
271s@2Sc; western, 27AG2Sc; eastern,
26@27c; jobbing, 1kc to 1c more.
Cheese is gu. in demand, but the
market is firm in this market as we'll
as in New York and Liverpool. The
quotations are: Round lots, 13@131ac;
sage, 13@14c; jobbing, A@1c higher
Eggs are in very moderate supply,
especially for choice fresh, and prices
are firmly held; storage eggs are firm
in sympathy. Western fresh, 26029c;
storage, 21@25c: eastern, 3OQ33c; near
by and fancy, 4O942c; jobbing, 1c to
11ac higher.
There is a quiet demand for beans.
with prices rather easy at the recent
decline. Carload lots, pea, $2.35; medi-
um, $2.35; yellow eyes, $4,000; red kid
neys, S3.2O@3.25; California SMALL
white, $2GO@265; jobbing, 10c more.
There are a good many common ap-
Piles still offering, and prices are easy.
Choice eating apples are firm, with
slightly better demand. Baldwins and
greetings, $1.2502 per Dbl; craven
stems, S2025O; pippins, $1G1.50; Hub
bardston, $1.25Gl2; pound sweets, Sl.5O
az; 2O-ounce, $1.25@1.75; snow and
wealthies, $263; Kings, $2d3; Toiman
sweets, $1.50@2. %; common apples, 75c
@$1.75; bX apples, cooking, 25Qo0c;
choice eating, 75c@$1.25. Small lots
and jobbing from SOC to 81 per Dbl
more.
The exports of apples from this port
continue to break all records. Receipts
are also very heavy, nearly four times
as large as for the same week last year
Domestic grapes are about out Of mar
ket. though few CALIFORNIA; are still
Offering. Cornichons are quoted at
50. 25@2.75; Elnperors, $2.2502.15. For
eign grapes sell at $4GS per Dbl.
A few Beurre Bose pears from cold
storage are still Offering at 81; Beurre
d'Anjou, $3.50; Duchess, $1.7502.
The market is rather short of cram
berries and prices are higher. The crop
has not kept we'll and the outlook is for
still higher prices. Barrels, $4,000:
crts, 50. 2502. 10; jobbing, 50cd$1 moro.
Nuts are in good supply, and sell at:
Walnuts, 11013Hc per ID; castanas, 0
611c; filberts, 11012c; Texas pecans. II
015c; almonds, 12014c for hard and
15G17c for soft she'll.
Both white and sweet potatoes are
very firm. with the demand active for
good stock. Houlton Green molil-
tains, SOdS3c; hebrons, 73@75c per bu;
York state, Green mountains and round
white, SS070c: western, 6506Sc; Vir-
ginia sweet, S20225 per Dbl; double
heads, $2.I5@3.25.
Boston market celery is in rather bet
ter supply, and is quoted lower at %30
4 per long bx, three dozen in the bX
Paschal, $1.5002 per long bX; white. s.
@S1. so for long bxs; cauliflowers, 81 pei
long bx; lettuce, $1@1.50 per long bx
radishes, 5Oc0$1.5O per bx.
Onions sell at 50 per Dbl, with jobber'
by the bushel higher; Spanish long crts
$2I5.
Cabbages are quoted at 500T5c pc
Dbl; savoy, SOC per Dbl.
Marrow squashes are quoted at 81!
per ton; Hubbards, $50; turban, $15M2
per ton. Pumpkins sell at 25c per bx
Mushrooms are scarce, and sell 4
$1.5002 per Alb bx.
Yellow turnips sell at 75c per Dbl
white French, 81 per bbl: white fiat, 90
per bx; beets, soc; carrots, soc; parsnip>
soc; egg plants, $3.50 per crit; mint, 10
per doz; cress, SOC; parsley, $101.5
per bu for dollhouse; satisfy, 75c per do2
Brussels sprouts, S@1Oc per ct, by til
CRIT
Southern string beans sell at 81 50m
per bslzt for green and wax.
Spinach sells at 35c per bu; eskro, %
per bu; endive, 25c per bu; romaine, 70
per bu; artichokes, 81 per bu; leeks, 80
per doZ.
Low grades of hay have been in ovel
supply: the stopping of the shipment {
cattle has stopped a previous Quite
Choice grades are firm and scarce
straw is quiet; millfeed is stead!
Choice hay, $20Q21; No. 1, $17010; To-
. grades, $12@15 and up; rye straw, 81
!. ais; oat straw, $1O011.
There haye been trifling changes
the price of pork provisions for I'll
week, with some grades lower with lal
higher.
Fresh beef is decidedly easy, al
prices show a decline for the wee
Receipts have been large, but trade
fair.
Lambs are firm, with n good deman,
muttons and veals are steady and u
changed. Spring lambs, 7@9c; yea
Iings, 66t7c; muttons, G@Tc; veals, Z
10c; fancy and Brighton, 10k011c.
There is a quiet trade in poultry, wi
only a moderate offering. Receive
are predicting a short supply of mort
ern turkeys for the Christmas trad
Western turkeys, 1601Sc; northe
fowls, 14Mljc; chickens, western.