Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-03-28
JB MARKETS
ms on the Leadin :
Eucrs In Demand


Try forms a large proportion
ecipts ami it is difficult to get
Northern creamery, 24lzG
IN. 24td24lzc; Vermont dairy,
anovated butter, 1Td1Sc.
still holds quiet with prices
'ady except for very choice
nd lots. Vermont twins. 11@
York twins. 11I2@12c.
We been in very heavy re-
here and in New York, and
re gradually sagged to sub
a seasonable basis. While
part Of the receipts are west
IS good supply Of eastern
by. Prices are easy OH the
is Choice nearby, 21024c;
pa 2Oc; western, 1Sd19c.
re quiet and unchanged. Car
pea, 81. 2Od2. y; medium, 1920
low eyes, S2.S0d2S5; red kid
|3Od3.4O; California small
45G2.JO; foreign pea and me.
jobbing prices higher.
are in full supply, especially
BIT ranking as extras. The con-
siness in foreign markets has
Ter tended to congest this mar
prices have declined on sew
lar varieties. Exports are
D likely to continue so while
markets rule low. The quota
Russets. $2d3; Kings. $3d4;
+, $2d2.T5; greetings, $3.50
ubbardstOns and Hurlburts,
p; pound and Tolman sweets,
p; northern spies, $2d3; Vir-
n; imperials, $3Q3.25: No. .,
s. $1.50Q2.
bles are in fair demand. Re
Q on the increase, and prices
IL lower OH several varieties.
produce is meeting with fair
prices that take a wide range,
z to the condition of the lots
ges are a little more plentiful
fer. Cucumbers are weak.
is in moderate supply and
Under a good demand. Good
ping beans are in steady demand.
is easier. There is a fair sup
omotoes offering. but the pro-
Of fancy stock is small and
re firm on such lots. Celery
IS in good demand at steady
|harket is well supplied with do
onions and the demand is not as
rs it was a short time ago.
stock, however, still brings full
Squashes are firm and in good
Beets, turnips, carrots and
5 are steady.
lptS Of potatoes are fairly liberal
he is a steady, moderate demand
|'ices ruling firm. Sweet pota-
e in good supply and having a
lie. Vegetables are quoted as
toes are in good movement at
prices. ArooStOok hebrOns, 800
'een mountains, 93Q95c; Dakota
Dc; sweets, Jersey double heads,
D.
y is getting scarce, prices being
rm at: Pascal, 81 per doz: Bos-
rket, 81 per dOZ.
ms are firmer at: Spanish, large
800; natives, $1.621a per bu: bbls,
0.
sell lower at $3@12 per bx.
wv turnips are unchanged at $1.5O
j; white French, 81 per Dbl;
I5cG$1 per bu; beets, $1.75 per
riots. 75cQ$1 per bu; parsnips
,er blu.
uce is higher at 25@6oc per doz
es, 40c per doz; mint, 75c per doz
40c per doz: leeks, $1@1.5O pei
row squashes are quoted at So pei
per ton.$$6OdS0.
bages are firm at $3.50 per Dbl fol
s; Savoy, $2Q2.5O per bbi: red
per Dbl.
rel pork and some cuts are lower
he market quiet. There has beer
total marketing of hogs for tn,
N the year.
receipts Of fresh beef have beer
r, but the supply is still ampl
le market is easy. The demand /
the bulk of the sales being at 81
p whole cattle, though a yer,
Aoice heavy steers will brin
Is and occasionally perhap
supply Of lambs is a little bette
control, and the market has stit
up appreciably; muttons an
ngs are steady; veals still hol
! Lambs, 9d91kc; yearlings, 81
G0Tc: veals, sale.
Iltry is in smaller receipt for wesr
nd choice fowls are a little firmei
ther grades are quiet and nom
unchanged. Turkeys. western, l
chickens, northern, 15c: fancy. /
western. 14G15c: fowls. northern
15c; western, 131k614c: duck
SC; geese. 11d12c.
" now and then a choice car {
Sill bring $50. most of the arriva
of low grade. Receipts are heav,
: is firmer for both oat and ~
and Is Uuchqnuod How NJ