Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-10-27
in HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

small pkgs, 241z@25c; northern fresh,
round lots, 24@24Ac; western, 24c;
eastern, 23k@24c; firsts, 2O022c; job
bling, 7sc to lie more
cheese is very firm. Several advances
in the Liverpool market have been
noted for the week. Round lots, 800
II 3-4c; sage, 13@131zc; jobbing, h@1c
higher
After declining little eggs are 'irmar
again. Western fresh, 22M23c; storage,
2O(a21c; eastern, 25027c; nearby and
fancy, 27@30c and up; jobbing, lie to
lie higher.
The market on beans is steady at
the advance of last week. Carload lots,
pea, $2.5502.6O: medium $25O02 60;
yellow eyes, $2.SO@2.S5; red kid
neys, $3.15032O; California small
white, $2.65@2.70; jobbing, 10c more;
Lima, 4@5c per lb.
Apples are easy, on the full supply.
The receipts are remarkably large for
the season. But for the fact of re-
markably heavy exports, the apple
market would have been swamped I'M
der an oversupply Of fall fruit. Apple
quotations are rather easy Roun,l
lots, Baldwins and greetings, $1.25@
1.75 per Dbl; gravensteins. $2.2502. 80:
choice, S2.50@3; pippins and Porters,
$101.50; Hubbardston, $1.25Il1 rs:
pound sweets, $1.75@2; 20-ounce. s1.3O
az; SHOWS and wealthies, $202.T5;
Maine Harvies, $2@2 %; common ap-
pies, 75cM$1.25; bx apples, cooking, IS
@5Oc; choice eating, 75c0$1. %. Small
lots and jobbing from SOC to 81 per Dbl
more.
Pears continue in small supply, and
yet they are not selling freely. At
wholesale they may be quoted ut So 80
@5 per Dbl. In a jobbing way they are
quoted at 75c@$1.25 per blu for cook
ing; choice eating varieties, S1.5006
per blu. At wholesale they may be
quoted at: Buerre Bose, $2.5OG3 per
bx; Beurre d'Anjou, $2@2. %; Sheldo Is,
$2@3.50; seckels, $2@4
Peaches are about out of the market,
except CALIFORNIA;. These are quot ID
at 90c@$1.1O per bx at wholesale for
Sideways; clingstones, 75c per bx.
Grapes continue in small supply, with
pretty firm market, though the re-
ceipts are larger. Grapes are quoted
at: Delawares, 15@1Sc; Concords, 8
012c; Niagaras, 17@1Sc; Salems, $50
16c; with jobbing prices, 1M2c more.
California Tokays sell at $1.5O@2 per
crt for four bskts. Foreign are quoted
at $3@S per bbl
Ounces are quoted at $15O02 80 per
bx, as to quality.
Plums and prunes are seen on the
market, but the season is about over.
with the lots offered mainly from cold
storage.
Cranberries are very steady. Bar
rels, $500; crates, $1.75@2; jobbing, zoe
@$1 more.
Celery is plenty and cheap, except
some of the best varieties. White, 260
Doc per bx; Pasquelle, 6O075c; 30 ston
market, 81; spinach, zoe per bx; cauli-
flowers, SOC per bx; lettuce, SOC per bx;
radishes, 25@4Oc per bx.
Potatoes are firm at the adya 1ce
Houlton Green mountains, 1OM75c;
hebrOns, 10075c per blu; York state,
Green mountains and round white, C5
06Sc; Virginia sweet, $1.5O02 per bI |:
double heads, $2.25@2.5O.
Onions are in good supply at S009Oc
per bg or bu; per Dbl, 1850; Spanish,
short crts, $1.20; long, 1915
Cabbag es sell at $3@4 per 100, as to
quality, with Savoy at 40c per bx. Gu
cumbers arc quoted at $4dS per bx for
No. l and No. 2. Tomatoes sell ut &c
@$1 per bx, as to quality. Green to-
matoes, 25c per bx.
Marrow SquaShes sell at Wholesale n
SIS per ton; Hubbard and Bay state,
$50 per ton; turban, $20@25 per ton. BY
the Dbl or 100 lbs they are jobbed ac-
cordlngly. Pumpkins sell at Soc per bx.
Yellow turnips sell at S5c@$1 per Dbl;
white French, 81 per Dbl; white flat,
soc per b1; beets, 35c; carrots, soc:
parsnips, 60@15c; egg plants, S101 .oo5
per bX; mint, SOC; cress, Soc; parsley,
25c per bu; picking onions, 5Oc@$l, as
to quality; peppers, $10t15O per Dbl
and Toe per bx; Brussels sprouts, 1O0
121zc per qt, by the crt.
Southern string beans are quoted at
$1.25@1. so; wax, $175; Lima beans,
SIPS; shell beans, $3.50. Green corn
is quoted at SOC per bx. Satisfy sells
at $1.5O per bx.
Chestnuts are sold at $4.50@5 per
blu for native; southern, $3.50@4.5O.
Hay is we'll sustained on the best
Straw is about steady Millfeed is
firm. Best hay, $1,000; No. /, $1T@lS;
low grades, $13 and up; rye straw, SO
@16. oat straw, $1O@11.
Pork is still higher, with the recent
advances in lard retained
Beef is ruling easier in tone, with the
best sides dull at 111zc. Quotations on
light beef are little changed, however
The mutton market continues easy,
under full supply. Veals are very
steady, with the supply small. Spring
lamb, 6@9c; fancy, s1a@91zc; yearlinss,
5(171bc. mutton 5I77c. choice TG.kc.