Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-06
IN HUB MARKETS
Duct atoms on the Leading
Products In Demand

dc. western, 2211d23c; dairy, 19n21c
There has been striking advance in
the price of cheese, largely in sympa-
thy with other markets and on account
of reports of shortage in the market.
York state. 121aM13c; Vermont twins,
1212G12 3-4c.
Business has been brisk in the fruit
and vegetable market and as receipts
of the various products have been run
ming lighter a generally firmer feeling
is evident The movement of fruits
has been especially lively and in this
section of the market the greatest
changes in prices have occurred. Gar
den truck has not been so active.
chiefly because supplies have been
rather large.
Fancy apples still meet with ready
sale and bring good prices. Ordinary
stock is in somewhat better request
and the accumulations noted a week
ago have been so well reduced that
dealers say another week will see the
market pretty bare. Receipts of fall
varieties are lessening all the time and
winter stock.
Cranberries have advanced rather
sharply under a better demand and
smaller arrivals. PlumS are no longer
quoted and the season for ounces is
drawing to a close. But little of either
fruit is to be had. All the fancy pears
arriving are quickly placed in cold
of
the offerings in the open market are of
poor quality. Grapes have continued in
good demand and have moved upward
in response to smaller receipts.
Apples-Kings, $3@4 a barrel;
macintosh reds, $3@4.50; Alexanders,
S3G3. 80; wealthies, $2.50@3.50; SHOWS,
50 5Od3.50: baldwins, fancy No. l, $3.50
as; No. /, $1.7502. 25; No. 2, $1.250
LIS; greetings, $203; harveys, S2.75@
3; colverts and genetings, $2d2.25; toll
man sweets, $2td3; pound sweets, $3.50
as; common sweets, $1@1.5O; 20-ounce,
$25003; hubbardstons, $2.2502.75;
nodheads. $2.50d3: northern spies, $3.50
@3; pippins, $2@2.50; common sour
varieties, $1.50M2; box stock, 5Oc0
SIPS; fancy $1.50; crabapples, $1.5O@
$50 barrel.
Cranberries-Cape Cod choice large
dark, $1,000 barrel; common to
good, $6.5O07; crates, $2.5O@3.
Pears-Seckels, $305 a bushel; box
es, 1904; ANXIOUS, $2@3; sheldons, $3.50
al; bartletts, $3.50; cooking stock, 81
az.
Grapes-Almerias, $3.5O@7 a barrel;
California Tokays, $202.25 a 4-basket
crate; cornichons, $1.75@2; muscats, 81
@250; York state pony baskets, Maya
ras, 1601Sc; Salems, 13015c; Cataw-
bas, 15017c; Concords, 16017c.
Quinces-Native, $25O03 a bushel;
California, 1925 a 3-peck box.
POtatOeS-ArOOstOok Green noun
tains, 70072c a bushel; hebrons, $50
zoe; York state rurals, Coo; sweets,
Jersey double heads, S1.5O02 a barrel;
Virginia cloth heads, $1.25@137A
| barrel
| Beans-String beans, $1@1.25 bas-
ket; butter beans, $2Q2.25 a basket;
| lima beans, $25Od3 a bushel
abbages-Drumhead, 81 a barrel;
savoy, Toe a barrel; red cabbages, Coo
a box.
Celery-Native white, 75@S5c doz-
en- punches; pascal, 81 a dozen punches;
Boston market, $125 dozen punches.
Cucumbers-No. 1, $7@S box No.
2, $2.5Od5.
Lettuce etc-Lettuce, 25c box; ro-
maine, Toe dozen heads; escarole, Toe
a dozen heads; parsley, 50M75c BUSH
ell; mint, 25c a dozen punches; water
cress, Doc dozen punches.
Onions-Native, Toe a bushel; west
ern Massachusetts, roc bushel; Span
ish, $3d3.50 a crate; leeks, 4O@50c a
dozen punches.
SquasheS-Native narrow, 75c bar
rel; turban 90c a barrel; western hub
bard, S15Q16 ton; pumpkins, 4Oc a
box.
Turnips-Yellow, 9Oc barrel;
white, soc bushel.
Mlscellaneous-Carr soc bushel;
parsnips, Toe bushel: radishes, 25c a
box; spinach, zoe bushel: beets, 75c
a bushel; peppers, soc a box; elephants,
native, 81 dozen southern, $1,000. 81
a basket; okra, 1919 a crate; brussels
sprouts. 121zQ15c a quart; tomatoes,
$1.5Od3 bushel: caulifiowers, 15c a
small box, and 3Od50c large box;
citron melons, SIPS box
There is no change in the price of
pork provisions, the market being
steady, with fair demand.
Fresh beef is steady. but only a very
few choice steers will bring full SIC.
The quotations are: Extra heavy
sides, sCds1sc; good. 71kd7 3-4c; light.
5ikd1c; heavy kinds, 10k011c; good.
10G 1015; light T091kc: heavy fores. 6
G6lAc; good 5G6c: light 4td415c.
The market for lambs is very steady,
with only amoderate supply. Muttons
and yearlings are steady; veals are very
firm. Fall lambs, 10G11c; spring
lambs, 11AGl2c; yearlings, 9G1Oc;
muttons, Sa9c; veals. Hoppe
Some northern turkeys are arriving,
and some requoted at 2Sd30c, but the
most of the receipts are western and
are still Of Somewhat Indifferent quail