Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-29
i'm HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

iitFN DNihE &c lower. The demand
light. Northern fresh. round lots,
22Sc; western. &c. 22iAc: Vermont
Hairy. 2Vd2lc: renovated butter, la
Zoe. jobhidg. imlc more.
There l. very little change 10 note I'm
he cheese market. The deman mel is
|noderute. but prices hold steady.
found lots, Old. nominal. fIISst15c: new
'heese. llGii lie; jobbing. ha1c
lghcr
Secretary bell Of the Vermont state
board Of agriculture. In his report Of the
output Of creameries and chces. fac
Iories OF the state I'm 1902. states that
he total output Of butter Amounted 10
fj.4SO,GI0 pounds and s.!i22. llIl pounds
N cheese. In Windsor county the fac
forics produced 1.OJO. iS3 pounds OF but
fer and $3.50 pounds Of cheese. See
etry Bell thinks that the amount Of
1utter produced by the creamcries is
bout tl'ree-quarters of the output Of
# he state
Eggs are steady IN both dema nd and
4 price. Western fresh, 15Ika1Tc; storage
. packed, 16tAM17c. eastern. 2Od21c;
earby. &'n25c; jobbing. 1c TO I've
. higher.
Beans are firm and unchanged.
. stocks are becoming reduced and the
fituation In the country is firmer. Car
Dad lots. pea. 50 40; medium. So 40: vel
Pow eyes $40; red kidneys. So 3OG13 80:
california small white. $2G5: foreign
pea and medium, $2.2j@23O: jobbing.
Joe more.
There Is only a quiet demand for ap-
les, but prices are steadily held.
Baldwins from cold storage. S2.5O6I3:
no. :, all kinds. $125@150: russets,
2d3; northern spies. S2d3: Maine Ben
Davis, S2d250. Small lots and lob
ing. JOcd$l per bu more.
strawberries have been i'm heavy SUD-
Nv during the week. the receipts being
l,4I1 crts, against 1O,1OO crts for the
ame week last year. Prices range
rom 12c to 15c per bx.
Watermelons sold by the load nj %
b3Oc each.
California cherries sell at S1.aj6
10 per bx: apricots. 81 SOAP per bx.
There Is n very firm market for old
took. but new potatoes are easy. The
Norfolk steamer has 1900 bbls. Green
Fountain, $1.lOd1. 30: Dakota reds. 81:
lew rose and hebrons, bbls. S3.5OI4:
White Bliss, bbls. $3a3 25: red Bli<s.
2.1JM3; sweets, crts, $2.5Od3; white
wects, bbls. $l5OG2.
Bunch celery is selling at 5OcMS1
ger bch.
Onions are firm ut: Egyptian. bgs.
2TJ@3: Bermudas, 1925 per crt;
uncl onions, 6Oc per bx.
dollhouse tomatoes are quoted at
2lRc per Id; southern, So 7Jd3 per
Z, with mushrooms at S2.5OG3 per 4
bskt.
Cucumbers sell at S4.5C@6 per bx for
othouse. all sizes.
Yellow turnips sell Mt $3.50 per BILL:
Pets, SIC bu; carrots. 81 .35d1 80 bu:
lrsnips. $3.50 bu.
CGbbages sell at s.. 2Ja3.5O per large
4. Norfolk.
Marrow squashes bring $3.50 per
Z; Crooknecks, $3.50 crt.
The market for lettuce is demora lied
2O@35c per Tx, 1,1doz I'm bx. Rad
hes sell nj 81 per bx; mint. 4Oc per doz.
PISS, soc per doz; satisfy. 81 80 per ,loz;
Pks. T5c per doz.
New string beans are selling at 50 20
.I5 per bskt for wax, and 5000 80
crt for green.
Spinach Is quoted nj 65@T5c per Iu
native: parsley. dollhouse. S161. %
bu, ramOnia. GOc per bu: beet
fenS. 2Sc per bu: bunch carrots. 70.
- per doz: bunch beets. 5d6c for
ives and &c for southern; rhubarb. Ic
lb; horseradlsh, SO per Dbl; pep
+, 81 per crt.
here Is On easier market for pork
visions, with some cuts marked
Nn. In the aggregate movement of
there has not been much change
.osed i'm the exhibit for the M 4
X. the total falling moderately
r. OF corresponding time last year
resh beef was well cleaned NJ. not
standing receipts continued neavy.
fes. however. eased off little.
lmbs are We'll cleaned up. the clos
being firm; muttOns and veaIs are
iy Western fall lambs. 1:et,4r;
hg lambs, 15c; yearlings. 7l.T1Oc;
fons. 1hM11c; veals. 7n1Ic.
pwls are easier. but the poultry
Set generally is steady at prrvinus
Itions. Fresh fowls hold firm.
ern turkeys. frozen. 1920. iced
&C.; western fowls. iced. 1T1I,,.c:
ern frozen chickens. 14d1Gc: fresh
South Shore chickens. 3,H,:.Sc.
killed northern fowls. 15l .GtI,6
PRS, 30d32c; western broilrrs. ~
squad broilers. per pair. 1-ciSOc.
Il ducks. 1Uu1Tc.
~ is very firm for choice grades
late rains have had beneficial ef
lpon the hay crop. There will
ver. b. a shortage in the host
Is though IL seems now likely that
Dorer grades will he ample for the
nd. Millfeed is firmer. HAY. Nh.
Fa25.S0: lower grades. $1TG22:rye
500 p; oat straw. S9d1I.