Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-21
IN HUB mARKETS
;uotatlons on the Leading
Producers In Demand

hut the high prices have checked the
demand to some extent. Northern |
creamery. 2JQ254c; western, 2414G |
25c; dairy, 21a22c.
Cheese is firmer and an advance of /
1bc has been recorded during the week. |
LIVERPOOL mas also advanced. Round |
lots. York state, 11Q11hc; Vermont |
twins, lO124l1c.
Eggs are in moderate supply for !
choice fresh gathered, and the market
is very firm. Average western stock is
still easy. Storage eggs are not on u
parity with fresh gathered, quality CON
sidered The quotations are: Choice
nearby. 3Sd4Oc; eastern, 2Sd soc; west
ern, 24M2Sc.
There is little firmer market on
beans. but prices in a wholesale way
cannot yet be advanced Carload lots,
pea. 81. SOGI1.S5; medium, 81 9JM2; vel
low eyes. s.. S5029O red kidneys, So
M3UJ: California small white, $2.5O0
200; foreign pea, $1.85G1.90; foreign
medium, SI90u1.95; jobbing prices, 10
Q15c higher.
/ i liz W llOiNSd1t II UT anu plOuhNN
market does not change much. Bust
ness is still limited, but as receipts OF
| the various products have been moder-
/ ate prices have ruled firm. Dealers look
/ for some Improvement on account Of
| the Thanksgiving trace.
Potatoes-AroostOok Green noun
tains. DOC a bu; Hebrons. 53c; sweets,
hb9s
eastern shore cIoth-heads, 1925 a Dbl;
Jersey double-heads, So a bbl.
Onious-Natiye. 75Q85c bu; Span
ish, $3.50 a crt: leeks, 4Oc a doz bchs.
Turnips-YeIsow, Soc a Dbl; white.
6O075c d bu; French white, $3.50 bg.
Spinach, etc-Spinach, 35c bu; cab
bages, $3Gl4 per 100; Savoy cabbages,
Coo a Dbl; red cabbages SOC a box.
Lettuce. etc-Lettuce, 25Q50c a box;
dollhouse lettuce, $1M1.15 a box of three
doz; chicory. soc a box; mint, SOC a doz
bchs; waterCress, soc u dOZ bcns; par,
sley, soc a bu.
MiScellaneOus-Beet soc a Du; car
rots SOC Il bu: parsnipe, 15083c bu
cucumbers, $1.J0d5 a box; egg plant
$50 a doz; marrow squash, 6O015c q
Dbl; turban squash, Toe a Dbl; Hub
bard squash, $40 a ton; celery, 5OcQ$1
q dozz bchs: Boston market celery, 81 q
a doz bchs radishes, $3.50 box; caulf'
flower $1.25Q1.5 so box of to 10 heads
! pumpkins, SOC a box; brussels sprouts,
S61Oc a quart; oyster plants, roc doz;
; artichokes, $15O box; okra, $2.5O crit
Trading in apples has fallen off ma
teriaIly and only the fancy varieties
seem to be wanted. These grades are
rather scarce and command high prices.
Offerings of the ordinary varieties are
heavy and they are easy. Cranberries
are in better demand, but only choice
sound stock brings top quotations
! Pears are fairly active and steady
= Grapes are moving fairly well, will
prices but little changed.
Apples-Mackinto reds, $3.5004 {
Dbl; No l, BaIdwins, 81. 5OG1.75; green
ings, York state, $I.500175; fame!
Vermont, $202.25; northern spies, com
mon, $3.50; fancy colOred, $2.5O@3
kings, common, $1.5O01.75; choice
J. S2.7503; SHOWS, common small, $1.2
01.75; choice large, $3Q3.50; hubbard
stons, S1.5OQ1.75; TOlman sweets, SIT
i az %; pound sweets, 4I.7502.2 %; Bale
u wins and greetings in bulk, ope
D. head barrels, 9Oc@$1.15; commO
varieties, $1.25@1.5O.
Cranberries-Cape Cod choice earl
varieties. $45O05 a Dbl; choice late V;
hi rieties, $5.5006 a Dbl; crates, $1.65C
2.25.
Pears-Native anjous, S2.5O03 a bl
beurre bose, $2.75Q3.5 sheldons, So
$50; seekers, $35OQ5; keifers, $2.25t
# Dbl.
Grapes-Western New York varietit
- pony bskts, 1O01Sc each; western Ne
York Concords, 1601Sc S-lb bsk
cornichons, 81. 5OG3.75 a crt; emperor
ce $175d2.5O a crit; almerias, $3.50QS
of keg
Quinces-Natives, $303.5O q b
York state, $4a6 Dbl; California, 81.
lay a box.
ear Pork provisions have been sOmeWh
by irregular. There is moderate ga
ar i'll the market offerings of hogs.
w There has been a quiet but stea
e market for fresh beef, with low a
medium grades stin in oversupp
HIS Choice heavy cittle, Sd81ac; light
@712c; heavy kinds, 11Q12c; light,
ing Q9c; heavy fores, 514@7c; light, "A
lay There is steady market for mute
for and lambs, with the market fairly W
ted cleaned up; veals are still firm, "
gbt a moderate supply. Western fall lam
Fen 7QSc; spring lambs, S@9c; yearlin
iY- 6ta7c: muttons, 6d614c; veals, 9ql1c
SAY Receipts of poultry are small aga
iupe but prices are still generally easy,
1t pecially on fowls and medium chlcke
de a Choice young turkeys and bro
.ses. chickens are scarce and command b
zach prices. Western turkeys, 1Sd-
Attn northern turkeys, 23@25c: chickt
,ure northern, l21s016c; western chick'
80 11G13c northern fowls, 12Q14c; W
ern fowls. 1Od12c.
ss' Hay is quiet but steady. Rece
and 1 NIL nm fn tho