Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-02
HUB MARKETS
citations on the Leading
Products In Demand
Butter Is I'M
bston

. The best creameries is close at hand,
.H well as the season of plenty. Extra
HI merry, small pkgs, 231A@2412c;
.NFthern fresh, round lots, 23@23lac;
sstern, 23c; eastern, 23c; firsts, 210
renovated, 2Od221ac; jobbers, &c
8 c more.
. cheese is firm and unchanged. The
Sd son of new cheese is beginning with
#Eher moderate arrivals. Round lots,
81 1-4613hc; new, 11AQ12c; sage, 12A
lido; jobbing, k@1c higher.
. Eggs are in firm position, and prices
'1e high. especially for storing. 1t is
Sargested that not the usual volume Of
rs has gone into cold storage so tar,
+ reason of the high prices. Western
esh, 161a6171Ac; eastern, 1S01S lac;
ehrby and fancy, 19@22c and up; job
Dc, &c to 11ac higher.
II Beans are in quiet demand, with
Ices about steady.
Apples continue slow Of sale, with the
rivals also small. Prices are firm by
hson of high cost. Baldwins, I.5O
80; Ben Davis, $4d450; russets,
Ed5; No. ., all varieties, $2.5003.25;
ery choice and jobbing lots, 5Oc@$1
Dre.
New California cherries are on the
arket and sell at 50. 2503. 20 per CRIT.
Strawberries are abundant and sell
pretty low prices. Generally, they
Re coming from Virginia and Mary
nd. but a few choice Delawares have
len received. Choice Candies and
offmans bring the highest prices. At
tail they sell all the way from 12c per
up to soc for choice. The quality Of
e Strawberries is expected to improve
pidly now, under warmer weather.
Cranberries are scarce and sell at
7564.5O per CRIT. There are none COM
b forward.
There is very little change to note in
e market on pork and lard, with a
ir trade going on, considering the very
gh prices.
The beef market is firm. In some in
ances the best sides are selling at
1-4c, or 121ac for the kinds and 10c
r the fOrequarters. But this is a high
ice and buyers hold off from paying
The mutton market is q little, easier,
ough quotations are very little
Hanged. LarSbs, 12@13c; fancy and
rightons, 136f13hc; spring lambs. east
n, $307; western, 14@15c; yearlings,
612c; muttons, 11@12c; veals. 66l10c;
ncy and Brightons, 9h@101ac.
The poultry market is quiet. with not
ry large offerings. Prices are steady,
It'll alive firm. Iced turkeys. 16617c;
hd fowls. 121A613c; frozen fowls and
ickens. 12613c; fresh native fowls, IA
wis, 12M121ac.
Onions are not quite as firm at S3@
p per bg for Egyptian; Bermudas
10 per crit.
Potatoes are sustained at the recen'
vance. Best stock, Green mountains
05@11O; Hebrons, 81; Dakotas, Il
Doc; Chenangoes, soc; York state
lite, 90c6S1; magnums4 So 2562.5 (
r Big; new Bermudas, $3@5 per Dbl
r bu, $1.50d2.50; Carolina sweet
1850 per crt.
Truck and vegetables are in gooC
rly summer supply, with more of ma
e and less Of southern i'm the market
lery sells at $1@1.50 per bch for BIZ
inches, as to size and quality. CauIi
wers are on the market at SO per doz
mach is very low at &c per bX {; dande
ms, soc; kale 25c; beet green's. Soc.
Asparagus is less plenty and sells al
way from So to SIS per crt, as to siz
II quality. New southern cabbage
quoted at S1.5O61.75 per crit. Gu
mbers are quoted at 81. 5003 per bx
to quality and quantity. Tomatoe
firm at SO per CRIT for southern
tn native dollhouse at 15c per lib
bpers, $3.50 per CRIT; egg plants, $3.5
crit; mushrooms, 81 per ID; leek.
per dOz.
summer squashes bring $202.50 pc
as to quality. Canada yellow tut
IS are almost out of market at S1.2
80 per Dbl. White French sell q
p per Dbl. White fiat and glob
lite are about out of market. Ne7
hch sell at 81 per dOZ; bunch beet
per doz for native; southern. 6Oc DIG
;; old carrots, 75c per bx; new buncl
30 per doz; parsnips, 75c@$15O DC
as to quality; mint, Soc per do;
SIS, 3Jc; parsley, 10c per bx; souther
ing beans, $1.5002 per crt; wa
ms, $1.5002. Green peas are rattle
v at $1@1.75 per bsllt as to qualit
condition. Rhubarb sells at 81 IN
lbs.
pretty firm hay market is continue
INV is not plenty, in the way of II
{ rye straw, and the market Is fri
feed is firm. with even higher du
ons on some grades. Hay, $1261
cy and jobbing, $1S.506195O: ~
NV, $1761S; oat straw, S11@12.
considering the market on flou
fact must not be lost sight OF tn
wheat at Minneapolis. the actu
in of which spring wheat -four
le-not Chicago options--is Just
81. as it has been of late Again II