Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-15
HUB MARKETS
tons on the eading
-oducts in Demand

at, OIL the finer grades. Other |
are steedy. Northern cream
und lots, 2ln24}zc; western. 23'4 |
Vermont dairy, 1S020c; reno.
butter. 1Id1Sc.
"a is fairly steady with the de- |
quiet. There has been some |
Z of in New York twins Of the |
uality. hut otherwise the quota
:e unchanged. Round lots, Yer.
wins, 11lzGI12c; New York twins,
be.
are firm, but the demand IS
and choice fresh have dropped off
from the high point OF the week.
eastern are quoCblc at 3J03Sc,
western ut 3iM3Gc.
rs are little firmer. with the
al fair Carload lots. pea, $2.0Jd
lnedium. S2.0IH210: yellow eyes.
~ 81: red kidneys, $2.S0@2. 80;
prnia small white, S240u2.JO.
Fn pea and medium, 50; jobbing
higher.
pies have been rather slow. owing
g cold weather. BETTER weather
bring n renewed demand. Prices
steady. Kings. S3M4; Baldwi1s,
|d3: greetings, 81 2:Gi3: Hubbards
and HuTlburts. S1.:O6i2.25: pound
TOlman sweets. S1.JOd2.2 %; north.
Spies. s2m3: Virginia York i'm
Is. S3.2Jd3.50; No. ., all grades,
@1.I5.
anberriCs are in fair receipt and
firm at s. per bx ard $SG9 per
rawbcrriFS sell 1T Acc per ut. The
als were seven refrigarators.
IerP is steady demand for vege-
IS and with receipts small the
lCts keep we'll cleaned up. Cab
g are in short supply and higher.
ucA is steady and in good demand.
Zach continues scarce aud nigh.
demand for kale is dull and there is
offering. String beans are in
crate supply and fair demand.
eS, however, take Il wide range, ac-
ing TO quality and condition. Gel
is in good demand and higher than
vas week ago. Tomatoes are in
supply, but are moving slowly.
here is good demand fer choice
ashes and the market is firm and
p. Receipts Of onions are moderate
sound stock is steady and in good
land. Beets and turnips are firm.
receipts Of potatoes are light ana the
rket is fine and closely sold up.
eet potatoes are quiet and lower.
Potatoes: ArOoStook hebro1s, 90c;
ben mountains. 9Jchd$1: Dakota reds.
IS5c; sweets, Jersey, double heads,
1850.
celery is selling at: Pascal. $3.50
: per long bx; Boston market, $50
per long bX.
onions: Spanish. large crts, $3.50;
tivcs. S1.25 per lW: bbls. SO.
|-ucumbers sell at $25O0S per bx.
yellow turnips are selling ut $3.50 per
| (: white French. 50 per bbl; white,
lq7Jc per in: beets, 81 2J01.50 per
carrots. T5cGI$1 per bu; parsnips,
|2J01.5C per bu.
Marrow Squashes are quoted at SC
+ bel; turban, So per Dbl; Hubbard,
r ton. SO.
|Cabbages sell at IS per Dbl for ma
re: Savoy, $3.50 per Dbl; red, $3.50
fr Dbl.
Lettuce is quoted at 5OcGS2 per bx;
dishes, 1J025c per doz: mint, JOd75c
n doz: cress. G0I75c per doZ; leeks,
&c per dOz; oyster plants, $3.50 per
)z
String beans sell at s. per bx for
-een.
Spinach is quoted at S2@2.50 per bu;
aet greens. 81 per bu; parsley, $3.50
ar bu; peppers, 81 per bu.
Caulitlower sells at So per crit for
alifornia and $3.50 for Florida.
Pork provisions are firmer with
iGher prices asked on many kinds
he marketing of hogs is being main
lined in fairly liberal mum beers, which
onSidera bly, exceed corresponding timt
lst year for the week. Prices are
bout the same as Il week ago, indicG
~ for prominent markets an average
f $40 per 100 lbs.
Fresh beef is quiet. bet prices are un
hanged. with few choice heavy cat
lie still selling at s 1-4c.
There is a steady market for mutton
nd lambs: veais hold firm. Lambs,
noe; yearlings, 6@7c. muttons, 6Q7c
eals. 9d11c.
Poultry is firm for choice stock, 60
which full quotations are obtained
turkeys. western. 10000: chickens
.orthern. 13d1Jc; fancy, 1Sd20c; west
IN. 1Sd15c; fowls, northern. 14@15C
western, 13d14c; ducks, 14Q15c; geese
1@12c.
Hay is steady, but prices are firm
With a moderate demand. Receipts ar
light. and stocks are becoming reduced
Straw is in better demand and firmeI
dillfeed is firm and unchanged. Hay
70. /, $1S.j0d20: low grades, SEQ
We straw, S24n2:5; oat straw. $11M1:
There has been considerable excite
aent il the wheat market. prices hay
ne made net gain in Chicago of 2 IL
,n September. = SO on July aud 3 s.
sn May. Wheat touched tie doll;
bark during tie week for cash, all re
ards for several years having bee