Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-05
IN HUB. MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

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Prices nave o''Il easy anu BUSINESS
dull in the iiu-I ANA PLou'ee LllalNeI'
Tie market appears ven Sul'pii'" " llH
practically every lhlile' anu even me
low prices WAIch nave pIe'alleu Iof
some jlAle past nave Adlieu u stililu-
late business. Mosl dealers look Ior
some Improvement ia trade aIter La
Dor day, WHeh many people c4oSe up
their summer residences ana return TO
the city.
such price changes as TOOK pace III
vegetables during the week were most
ly declines. There have been heavy
receipts Of potatoes, and as the demand
has been very moderate, much lower
prices now obtain Onions and cab
bagcs are in full supply, and beets,
corn, cucumbers and elephants are
coming i'll freely. Marrow squash are
duh and easy under plentiful offerings.
Tomatoes are very cheap, owing to eX-
tremely large arrivals There is little
call for turnips except choice stock
Vegetable quotations follow:
Potatoes-Native. Sl.5O01.75 a bar
rel; Bristol ferry. S1.25d1.75 a barrel;
fancy round white stock. 5506Oc a
busbeI. sweets. S202. % barrel.
onione- Native noa,S5c - husbnI.
Snanfsh onions 50 l5613 = crate. bunch
| onions 5oc 81 hox. Iepl,s 5Oc = dozen
| lunches
Turnins-YpIIow S1Gl1 ~ a barrel.
white 5o11Goc g, In,sbnI
Spfnacb etc-15125c = bushel. cab
bagps S26y3 upr 10.i. red cabbogps 15c
= box
Lettuce. EFT .ottUce. 131f35c dozen
! heads. mint 25c = dozen lunches
watercrass 25c dozen lunches. mar
| sIev. 121bc = bushel
| Tomatoas- Native o5G15Oc q buShel.
botbousa 2Gt4c = nound
Reans-String beans green. 75c0
81 40 y busbeI. wax. 75cqS1 bushel;
| shell heans S1N2 busheI. Lima
baans 81. 5OG2 busbel.
Miscellaneous-Be 25035c a
busheI: carrots 5O06Oc busbel. Dar-
ships, S1.25 a bushel: cucumbers, 250
75c a box: picking cucumbers. SLAB a
! box: elephants. 75ctdsI a dozen: peas.
| $1.5O02 a busheI; peppers, 4O@5Oc a
bushel; marrow squash, 75@S5c bar
| rel; summer squash, '1hM2c each;
celery, 7909Oc a dozen bunches; rad
ishes, SOC a box; cauliflower, $1@1. so
dozen; green corn, 4O050c a box.
The movement of apples, with the
exception of gravensteins, continued
light; supplies as a result were little
reduced and prices remain easy. Short
supplies kept up the price of pears.
The nearby crop has been considerably
damaged DIV the DrOWntall moth and II
is expected that this years yield will
be much smaller than that of last year.
Peaches are lower, owing to better SUD-
plies. Pineapples have been in rather
quiet demand. but the offerings are not
excessive and prices hold I'D well
PIums are selling fairly well at low
prices.
There has been a good movement OF
blueberries. The quality of the berrie,
is good and the demand is better thar
for many years at this time Crane,
are plenty and cheap. Cantaloupes are
bringing low prices. Watermelon,
are having only a moderate sale will
4 prices ranging all the way from S1O0
20 per 100. There is no change in the
d citrus fruits. Rananas are stead,
i around last weeks prices. Red ha
nanas. however are somewhat lower
Proyisions-Hoavv hacks s17 o5.,o
dunn hacks s16 20. heavy sbort c,,+s
SIPS: Medium short cuts s1e. lon,