Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-06
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

A"ll NthEili NJ pTeNlOuS
quotations. There Is very little buy
ing Tor cold storage, though receipts
are large. Northern creamery. round
Iots' -214U DC; western, 22u.2ls,.; YER
mont dairy. 2Oa2lc; renovated butter.
l'0l9c; jobbing. 1ae1c more.
cheese Is quiet but steady The de-
mand II mostly for small lots. Prices
are unchanged. Round lots. old. nomi-
nal, AKA lJc. new cheese. li6t IL I-4c:
Jobbing. hale higher.
Eggs show very little change I'm quota
tons, but the demand is light and the
receipts large. Western fresh, 1cGt
l'l9c' storage packed, 16'lsflIc: east
ern. 2Oi2lc: nearby, 2302Jc: jol hing,
1c TO 1hc higher.
There Is a steady market for teams at
unchanged quotations. Carload lots,
pea. $40; medium. 50 40: yellow eyes.
F2.1 red kidneys. S3.3OGi3.35: Cali
fornia small white, $2.0j; foreign pea
more.
Apples are quiet for old stock. It'll
prices fairly steady. There Is a con-
ftantly increasing supply NJ new apples,
hough the receipts are mostly green.
with few reds mixed In. Ths quota
ions are: Baldwins from cold storage,
2JOa3; No. . all kinds. II. 2Jd1 80;
fussets. S2dJ: northern sDlrs. SOB:
llaine Ben Davis. S2d25 20: south, rn.
Dew, bskts. jOcUS12j. Small lets and
obbing, jOcNS1 per bu more.
Peaches are in light supply Fancy
rye varieties have been selling at
n 2M225 a carrier, and common lots
Rom S1@1.1j.
CurrantS are plenty AMI I'm moderate
Pmand at Sd1Oc a quart.
Lettuce Is i'm good supply and 10c
CHER than IL was a week ago. Gu
ilmbers are In light supply and prices
Ike a wide range. according to quail
b. Celery Is steady az 50caiS1 large
inch, and mint is selling well at soc a
bzen. Parsley is steady and un-
banged. Rhubarb is firm Il [ &c Il pound.
ieteipts of string beans are increasing
hd prices are easier. Peas are in
tolerate supply and in good demand.
puthern tomatoes are plenty and lit.
hilc native stock is &c higher.
Spinach is steady at 75c bushel.
Pet greens are quiet but higher. Cab
ges are plenty and I'm good demand at
ightly lowe" prices. Marrow SQuashes
fe In moderate supply and hrner Ma
Ce Crookcdnecks have come into the
prket and are quoted at $50 dozen.
i.
Pely aud prices have eaSed off 25c a
=. BermudaS arc firm and un-
anged. New yellow turuipS are n
tie lower. New white are steady at
q bunch. Beets are atrady and i'm
od demand. Parsnips are out Of the
hrket. Old carrots are firm. New
riots are in good demand at COO a
zen lunches. Radishes are firm and
Oh
Old potatoes are scarce ANA strong
Pceipts of new potatoes are mUdera te
d under good demand the ...ark6t
kept well cleaned up. Sweet pota-
es are in limited supply and prices
somewhat nominal.
Sweet potatoes, 50 q basket
Vegetables are quoted as follows:
White potatoes-Eastern Green
puntain, $1.35d 40; hebrons. 81 25Gf
NM -; western round white. $1d1l5;
kota red, $115d1.20 a bushel: new
Tatoes, S4N45O barrel.
Iurnips-New yellow. 81 barrel:
Nv white, SAGE a bunch.
Spinach. etc-Spinach, native. T5c a
shell; cabbage. 81 - a barrel parsley.
a bushel: beet greens. Toe bushpl.
.ettuce-IIothouse, 25T.l0c II box;
tercpss, JOc: mint. 3Oc dozen
tomatoes, S2G2.J0 crate, native, 15c
ound.
liscellaneous-Nati asparagus,
'Od3 a dozen punches: cuctmbers.
pO6i6 box: string beans. wax. Si<T
crate; green. T5cG$1 -: native
S. SlT502.IJ bushel. radish IS, 50
'ox; rhubarb. &c a pound: Philadel-
4 mushrooms. S2d3 a basket: ma
s soc pound; peppers. 81. T5G2 80
rate; marrow squash. $50 a crate;
ow. So I0@3 a package: white. 81 80
a package; native crootncck. 81 80
Oxen; celery. white. 5OcdS1. large
ch: beets. old. soc huShcl: ma
IS, &c bunch; horSeraCiSh rect. IS
100 pounds; carrots. $l.2J huShel.
carrots. G0c n dozen lunches: ro-
n. 81 Il box.
ard is again marked down. but other
* provisions are generally lower.
movement of hogs tlip past week
been large. exceeding any previous
K since January, and much in ex-
OF corresponding time last wear.
resin beef is firm NJ previous quota
:. The receipts Were larga hut the
ket was fairly well cleaned up.
lere is Il steady market Tor lambs
muttons; veals are unchanged.
tern fall lambs. 13U14c: spring
Ds. 15c; yearlings, SG1lc: muttons.
G; veals. 7@1lc.
lere is very little change 10 note i'm
try. the market being steady and