Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-13
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand.


ffesh. round lots, 24@241sc; eastern,
E3h@2ic; diaries, 2OQ21c; flrsts, POO
%1ac; ladies, 15Q1Sc; jobbing, &c to 1c
more.
Cheese is firm, with Liverpool up Cd
hgher. Round lots, 11@111ac; sage, Il
q l21ac; jobbing, 1ac to 1c higher.
4 Eggs are very firm in the west, with
pme irregularity as to quotations.
here the market is very firm. Storage,
n lDQ21c; fresh western, 29033c; eastern,
\ bQ3Jc; nearby and fancy, 35a4Oc and
. up; jobbing, 1c to Ice higher.
Beans remain steady in price, with
the demand rather quiet.
Apples remain firm, with cables from
abroad stronger. Trade is limited here
Dy reason of the very cold weather, but
prices are fully sustained Fancy Bald
Flns and greetings, $3.75u4.25; Ordi-
pary to good, S2.1JM3.50; Ben Davis,
S3.2o03.I0; pound sweets, $3.5004; Toll
nan sweets, $3@3.5O; No. ., all varie-
ties, S2.2JM3; mixed lots, 50. 1913 %;
very choice and jobbing lots, 5Oc0$1
more.
Cranberries are firm at $55Od9 per
Dbl; crts, $2.5OM3.jO.
A few refrigerators of strawberries
were received from Florida. They sold
az O0@Ioc per box, in refrigerator lots.
At retail they were offered at 4Od45c for
small bXs and at I50SOc for large.
- Comb honey jobs at 1501Sc per lb.
Potatoes were more steady. with
sweet potatoes firm for good to best.
Green mountains, S30S5c; Hebrons. so
MQS3c; Dakotas, 1JdSOc; New York
round white, TO@73c; Scotch magnums.
42d2.25 per bg; L. h. /. Chenangoes, I5c
Der bu; Jersey sweet. SO for choice:
fnncy, $325Q3.5O per Dbl; poorer
grades less.
Native onions continue easy at S3G7
3.25 per Dbl; bushels, 95c@$1.1O; Val
encia, large cs, So; Cuban small crts,
$1.5O.
Celery Is remarkably easy for the sea-
eon. Boston market, $3.50 per doz:
. Pasquale, $1@1.25. Spinach is still high
{ Sl.5O01SO for native dollhouse; Nor
folk, S1.5002 per Dbl. Caulihowers are
eather scarce at $35O03.T5 for Califor-
pia, or 1913 per doz. Beet green's sell
nt 81 per bu.
Lettuce is still firm at 5Oc6S1 per doz.
Radishes sell at Zoe per doz bchs. Cab
N bages are easy at 81 per Dbl, with red at
. per bX.
Squashes are little firmer at S5O055
per ton. The jobbers quote native at
s.. 256i2.50 per Dbl; western. SO per 100
bs. Cucumbers are very firm at S15
per 100, as to quality; seconds. half
Price. Tomatoes are firm at Soc per Id
or dollhouse, with southern crts at So. so
"a.
Brussels sprouts are in short supply
nd firm at 15c per ut. Satisfy, or vege-
able oyster, is on the market and sold
lt Toe per doz. Egg plants continue
scarce and very firm at s. per CRIT.
Leeks are quoted at soc per doz;
artichokes, $1.25 per bx. Southern
string beans are scarce and very firm Mt
f5@6 per cs for green with no wax
beans on the market.
Turnips are plenty and easy at 75i
Doc per Dbl for yellow; white fiat and
globe white, 3Od4Oc per bu; white
french and white fiat, S125 per Dbl
3eets still job at SOC per bu: carrots,
Zoe; parsnips, 75c. Mint is firm at 81
per doz; cress, Toe; parsley, $3.50 pei
Du.
Pork provisions have been thoroughly
|ustaned, with prices fluctuating but
title.
The beef market continues dull and
ather unsatisfactory to the shippers
The very best beef is in limited supply
nd sells at high prices, but ordinary
nd poor is dull and easy.
The mutton market is fairly firm. will
fair trade and prices we'll sustained
eals are in small supply and firm
lambs, 1O0101ac; fancy and Brightons
phcM11c:y earlings, sac; muttons, 50
C; fancy, TM715c; veals. SG71O1sc: fancy
nd Brightons, 101aM11hc.
Poultry is pretty well sustained. OF
old weather. But trade is rathe,
ght. Northern turkeys, package lots
6020c; western, 13d15c: fresh natiy,
dickens, 1301Gc; western. 1O012c
resh fowls, 10 @12c; live fowls. 9I91bc
We chickens. 9@10c; geese 1O613c
ucks, 13015c.
Game is in small supply, with the eX
option of rabbits which are yer,
lenty, with the market easy. Venisol
almost out of market, except what /
cold storage, with the market nomi
al. NenisOn saddles, 1561Gc: Who'll
Ger. 1O014c; rabbits, 1On15c per pa +
bic jacks, 00c0S1 per pair; pigeons, S
f1.2 % per doz; squads, S202. - per doz
lack ducks, S1d1 % per pair: Mallard,
5cd$1: canVasback ducks. $3d4: will
eese. $1M2 each. Brant. $1@1.25 De
air; quail, $4,000 per doz. Circus
re very scarce at $2.25@3.5O per pair.
Hay is very steady, with straw we
7istained. NIillfeed is firm on the whea
osition. Hay, $1201S.5O; fancy an
bbbing, :19019.50; rye straw, $15.5OC
3; oat straw, $11@12.
The strength in the wheat stuatio
eems to mainly outside of the specl
tive market. with outside markets d,
dedly stronger than Chicago contraC