Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-01
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

Boston, Under full re-
celpts and not very active demand, tie
butter market is quiet an.l rather easy.
Still, there are not Accommodations Of
best stock. Extra creamery, SD all
pkgs, 21@211ac; northern fresh, round
lots, 201h@21c; western, 20G2O1ac;
eastern, 20@201Ac; firsts, 19119Ac; job
bers, 14c to lie more.
Cheese is in quiet request, with prices
unchanged. Fine stock is very firm.
Western fresh, 17021c; eastern, 100
231ac; nearby and fancy, 22025c and
up; jobbing, 1c to I've higher.
Pea and medium beans have con-
tinued in quiet request and rather
weak. Yellow eyes firm. with red kid
neys scarce and firm Carload lots,
pea, ~; medium, 50; yellow eyes, $2.15
@2.5O; red kidneys, $2.6502.15; Cali
fornia small white, s.. POOP %; job
bling, 10c more: Lima. A6l:5c per lb.
Under the influence of a good export
movement apples are doing unusually
well for the season of abundance of
perishable fruit, with prices " ell sus-
tanned. Astrachans, S1.75M2; Will
Jams, $2@2.50; pippins, s15C@2 %;
sweet boughs, $2@2.50; grayenstei.1s,
$2.5OQ2.75 per Dbl; bx ppIes, 45celS1.
The crop of pears in this part Of tie
country is small, and at present prices
are high, with but few coming forward.
Native Bartletts are quoted st $500
3.75 per Dbl. California pears are still
on the market at $17502 % per bx.
Peaches have been coming along
rather slowly, with Delawares selling
at 75c0$1.25. California peaches at 81
@1.5O, with Georgia peaches about out
Of market at $1.50@1.75 for carriers.
Plums are still in pretty good supply,
with California selling ut - .3502, as 10
quality and quantity. Native plums
are on the market in crates, in quart
boxes, and they have been selling by the
jobbers at &c per at. There are still
few California prunes on tie market
and sold by the jobbers az :1@1.50
per CRIT.
Grapes, in S-bskt carriers, are quoted
at $1.2501.50 for Concords and Wor-
dens; Niagaras, $1.5001.75; Della
wares, $2.5003- prices from
jobbers.
The supply of blueberries continues
large, with a wide difference in quality.
They are sold all the way from Sc 10
lac per at, in crate lots. Blackberries
are not very plenty, and sell at 1O015c,
as to quality. Raspberries are prac-
tically done for the season.
Watermelons have continued in full
supply and sell at 10015c, with a few
fancy higher. Canteloupes are in full
supply and sell at 75cGS1. % .er CRIT for
gems. and Jenny Linds. Imitation
Rockyfords sell at $1@1.50. But few
genuine melons of that stamp ave been
received, and sell at $303 80 per CRIT
Potatoes are about steady with
sweets rather easy, on full supply.
Hebrons and round white. 4r050c per
bu; Green mountains, :.OG55c; bar
rels, $1621a@1.75; yellow sweet, s2M
$50; red and white, $1.o0G71.7 IS per bhl
Native onions are coming forward
and selling at $3.50 per Dbl. and at soc
per bu. There are still eew Egyp-
tians on the market, lnd they sell at
$2.75 per bg.
Celery is sold at 75c0.S1 FER doz;
spinach, 15c per bX; lettuce, Toe per
doz; radishes, 25c per bx; canliiiowers.
$1.25 per long bx; crts. 250150c.
Cabbages are steady at about &c per
Dbl, or $4d5 per 100. Cucumbers con-
tinue in full supply at 50c6i$1 per bx.
Tomatoes are plenty and very fine
They sell at $101 % per bx. with
Jerseys in crates about out of market
Squashes are easier at 75cGtS1 per
Dbl for marrow. Summer sQuashes are
sold at all sorts of prices. PEPPERS are
+ quoted at 50075c per bx. Small pick
/ ling onions are on the market at S2II4
! per bu, according to quality. Gerkins
are on the market at SOC and upward,
according to quality and size of pack
age
Yellow turnips are easier at 125 per
! Dbl, with white at 50@75c per bu; beets,
soc per bu; carrots, 40c; egg plants,
$1.25 per doz; leeks, 40c per doz.
Shell beans are quoted at 75c0S1 pei
blu; string beans, 75c@Sf; wax beans
75c@S1. Green peas are in smaller
supply and sell at $101.50 per bu
Green corn is plenty, and almost in its
prime. 1t sells at 50075c per blu.
A firmer pork market has followed The
very strong market west, with prices
advanced.
The beef market is hardly as firm as
noted a week ago, under the fact oil
more small beef coming forward. The
best sides are still very scarce, with
shippers notifying the trade here thai
such beef is hard to get and costing
very high. Trade continues to bs
limited, under the high cost.
The mutton market has continued
steady, under the high prices of beef
and not excessive receipts. Quite {
body of fall lambs has been received
and this has tended to make 81 rims
lambs easier. Spring lamos, 1d012c
fall lamb, S1k@91kc; yearling, eMT1Ac
mutton, 70Sc veals, 9@1oc; fancy sns
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