Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-18
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

are selling in small way at 23c, but
221bc is about the top in wholesale
way. Northern creamery, 22d22zc;
western. 21d22e dairy, 1S1z@19hc.
Cheese is very firm, the advance of
the previous week being fully main
tanned. York safe, 12@121zc; YER
mont twins, 111hd12c.
Eggs are quiet, though there is fair
demand for fine stock, with the market
well cleaned up; low grades are slow,
with considerable accumulation of
stock. Choice nearby, 2SQ3Oc; east
ern. 25d26c; western, 20Q22c.
1t has been dull in the local fruit
and vegetable market. People are
closing their summer residences and
are hardly settled yet at home, so that
there has been very little outlet for
the large quantities of produce that
have poured into this market. Dealers
complain of an oversupply, and say
they find it hard to keep things cleaned
up. though prices have been reason
able
Apples-Native gravensteins, 1904 a
barrel; porters and pippins, $2@2.5O;
bushel boxes. 75c0$1.25; Maine craven
stems, $3d4; porters, $2.25d2.75; will
liams, S2.5O03; aleXanders, $3@3.5O;
astrachans, $2.2502. 80; duchess, $2d3;
golden sweets, S1.2502; York state fall
pippins. $2.5Od3; common cooking,
| $1.5Od2; crabapples, $1@2.5O barrel.
Observation-Disclosures fancy; 16ta2Oc
a quart; ordinary, 10@11c.
Cranberries-Cape Cod, $6@7 bar
| rel and 1925 crate.
PIums-Californi Italian prunes, 81
| 61.40 4-basket carrier; kelseys, fancy,
| 81. 25d1 90 a 4-basket carrier and S10
125 a crate; York state, blue, 20d3Oc
an S-pound basket; red, 15@25c; dam
sons, 35@5Oc; green gage, 3O@4Oc.
Pears-CaLifornia bartletts, $2.250
275 box; native clapp's favorite 1915
"A barrel aiN $1.25@1.5O a bushel;
bartletts, $304.5O a barrel and $1.75@
225 a bushel.
Peaches-Native, 5Oc0$1 a basket;
Connecticut, 75c0$1.10 a basket; Hud-
son river, 50M90c a basket; 81 .25G1 30
a 2-basket carrier and $2@2.50 a
Georgia carrier; western New York,
75c@$1 a basket; Michigan, $1@1.50 a
bushel basket; California, 75c@$1 a
basket
Grapes-California malagas, choice,
$1.2501.50 crate; tokays, $1.50a2 a
crate; York state, Delawares, $1.25 a
carrier; Moore's early, $1.25 a carrier;
COncOrds, $101 % a carrier; wordens,
81 carrier; pony baskets, 13@15c each.
ntaloupes-Colorado rocky fords,
S3@325 a standard crate and $2Q22
pony crate.
POtatOes-Aroostook cobblers, 53@55c
bushel Green mountains, 53055c
hebrOns, 51@53c; sweets, southern,
1926 a barrel; Jersey double heads,
$275d3.
Beans-String beans, $1@1. % bush
t Ell; butter beans. 75c@$1 a bushel
i shell beans, $1.25@15O bushel; lima
beans. 50c@$15O a bushel.
Cabbag es-Drumheads, $405 hun
= dred; savoy, 75c@$1 a barrel; red, 75C
a box.
Cucumbers-No. 1, $1.5O@3 box
No. 2, $1@125 box; picking cucum
bers, $1,000 bushel.
Lettuce. etc-Hothouse lettuce, 500
6Oc dozen heads; escarole, SOC a dozel
heads; mint, 25c a dozen punches
watercresS. 35c a dozen punches; pars
ley, 15d25c bushel; romaine, 25Q35
a dozen heads.
Onions-Native. 65075c a bushe
Spanish. $3.50 a crate; picking onion
S2d3 bushel; leeks, 40@50c a doze
punches.
o SquaShes-Native summer, whit
and yellow 25c a dozen; native ma
row, 75cQ$1 a barrel
Tomatoes-Natiye red, 50c0S1.25
bushel; green, 40d60c a bushel.
Turnips-Yellow, 81 a barrel; whit
75cdS1 a bushel
AIiscellaneous-PeaS 5Oc0S1 a bus
VI ell; green corn, 3Od4Oc box of fl,
dozen ears; carrots. 75cdS1 bushe
parsnips, $3.50 bushel; radishes, 40
soc a box; spinach, 2O025c a bushe
beets, 5Ofd6Oc bushel; peppers, 5O@7
q. a box; elephants. 5Otd75c a dozen; n
tive celery, 65d75c a dozen bunche
caulifiowerS. 50075c a box; pumpkin
5Od60c a box.
bV Pork products are generally easit
though sausageS are marked UP littI
A notable advance has been made
fresh beef, but as a matter of fact CO
fined largely to a few of the be
heavy cattle. The market is still W,
supplied with light and grass fed C;
tie. and these are still sold at IL
nire prices. Quotations therefore show
wider range than usual Extra hea
sides, 9d911c; good, S0S lac; light, :
nc; heavy binds, 111kG1215c; got
y 1013@11c; light, 7td91zc; heavy for
6d6 3-4c; good. 5d51ac; light, 4 l.
SAC.
The supply Of choice lambs continI
: 10 be moderate. and slightly higl
: prices have ruled: muttons and We
lings are also slightly firmer; veals
steady and firm. Fall lambs. 10d1
spring lambs. 11G13c: yearlings, 9@1
4 muttons. Sd9c; veals, 9@10c, W
: fancy higher