Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-14
IN HUB EiARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

Z4a2rsc.; western, 23Q24c.; dairy,
2Vd21c.
Cheese is also frmer. though prices |
show little actual change: Round lots, |
York state, 1Od11hc.; Vermont twins, |
lcm10l4c.
Eggs are very firm for all fresh gath |
cred stock Prices are higher, except |
on the lower grades of western, which |
are still plenty: Choice nearby, 800 !
Doc: eastern. 2Std3Oc.; western, 2302Gc. |
Beans are easier, and prices are lower,
| with full receipts: Carload lots, pea,
/ S1.SOn1 50; medium, S1.9502; yellow
/ ey Is. 81. S502. 80; red kidneys, $3Q3.05;
/ California small white, $2.5Gd2.55;
foreign pea, $1.8501.9O; foreign med
ium 81 9OQ1.95; jobbing prices, 10Q15c.
| higher.
1t has been rather dull in the local
! wholesale market for fruits and vege-
tables, but prices, Influenced by grad
ually decreasing supplies, have been
firm Changes, though few, have been
generally in an upward direction.
Onions are not as plenty as they were
and as the demand is good, they are
slightly higher Cabbages are firm and
active. Squashes have advanced, and
southern string beans, owing to their
scarcity, command high prices. Tur-
nips are plenty and steady. Sweet and
white potatoes are fairly active and
firm. Vegetable quotations follow:
Potatoes-AroOstoOk green noun
tains. 55c a bushel. hebrons, 53c.;
sweets. Norfolk cloth-heads, $1.50@
162Ia a barrel; eastern shore cloth
! heads. S1.75 barrel; Jersey double
heads, $3.50 barrel
Onions-Native 75dS5c. a bushel;
Spanish, $3.5 a crate; leeks &c. dozen
/ lunches.
|. Turnips-Yellow, Soc barrel; white,
E 5Od75c. bushel; French white, $50 a
; bag.
t Spinach, etc.-Spinach, 35c. bushel
cabbages, $3d4 per 100, savoy cabbages,
65c. barrel; red cabbages, SOC. box.
= Lettuce, etc.-Lettuce. 25M50c. a
box; dollhouse lettuce. 81 a box of three
dozen; chicroy, soc. a box; mint, SOC.
dozen punches; watercress, 40c. dozeI
punches; parsley, 25c. bushel.
MisceIlaneOus-Beets soc. a bushel
carrots, Soc bushel; parsnips, 6Oc. &
bushel; cucumbers, $2@6 a box; egG
, plants, $1.5O a dozen; marrow squash
" 5OQ6Oc a barrel; turban squash, I5c
BARREL hubbard SQUASH $50 ton
celery. 5Oc0$1 a dozen punches; Bos
n ton market celery, $50 dozen
" punches: radishes, 25d35c. box; cauli-
J, flower. 5Od75c. Il box of s to 10 heads
pumpkins, soc box; brussels sprouts
Sd1Oc a quart; oyster plants, Toe. a
dozen; artichokes, $50 a box; Okra
| $3.50 a crate.
The apple market has improved
throughout. Supplies are smaller and
as the demand has been livelier, higher
prices are quoted, especially for TIT
+ fancy grades An increased movemen
in Europe at higher quotations are ma
terially benefited for the local market.
4 The call for cranberries continue
Ii light and only the very best stock bring
ii full prices. Pears sell well. Lhe quo
II tations for all Massachusetts pears ar
for cold storage stock. The season TO
| ounces is almost at an end. Grapes ar
! moving well; almerias of choice qualit
Nj are scarce and high. New figs are i
Il the market and dates are expected dul
Il ing the coming week. F4a1Rauotation
II follow:
Il Apples-Mackinto reds S3.50d4
Il barrel; No. 1 baldwins, $1.5001.7;
Il greetings. York state, $15O01.75; fame
j Vermont. S202 %; northern spies con
= mon, $3.50; fancy colored, $2.5O0
kings common, 81. 5O01.75; choice, So
as; SHOWS common small, $12501.T
choice large, $303.5 hubbardston
S1.5OG1.75: tolman sweets, S1.7502.2
pound sweets. S1.75d2. %; baldwins al
greetings in bulk open head barre
0Oc.0$115; common varieties, $1.25
$50.
Cranberries-Cape Cod choice ear
q varieties. S4.5O,05 a barrel; choice Ia
~ varieties, $5.5O0G barrel; crates, 81.
A 0225.
Vears-Native ANXIOUS. $25O03
e busheI beurre bose. $2.7503.5O: sh
~ dons. S4d5: seckels. S4.500 ); clairgea1
S2u2. so: keifers. York state, S202. d
e. barrel: Jersey. S1.75Q2 a barrel.
s. Grapes-Western New York varieti
w row baskets. 10015c. each: westt
81 New York concordS, 15017c. Slb, bask
0E California tokays. $2d2.5O era
}n,E Connexions. S1.75d2 a crate; almeri
thy 5000 a key ,,,,., ,,,,,.,.,o,,.
vi generally steady. though on somewl
-ON7 lower basis
F Fresh beef has been quiet. but pri
Il have been steady, with few he5
liu' cattle selling at full prices: Che
one heavy cattle. Sd915c.; light 512@7l
ends baaru tir,5- 1101oc Ii~ht. 61.0,
, use -. Ii,,b+ A15-o
able ores ~ - - ..a--,,e.4 70
)-day ADefe Is sle"us Ieq"Se' Il
nioy. tens and lambs at uhchahseu qu
Id, l tons, veals hold firm: Western
luent lambs 7dSc.: spring lambs. Sd9c.;y
had lings. fd7c.; muttons, GQ612c.; We
us 70 9d1lc
: ~ Poultry has been in heavy receipt