Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

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asl,ed Northern creamery, 231k9
o41Lc. western, 23GI231zc; dairy, 20d22c.
Tbe cheese market is unchanged,
nrfces being very firmly held at the top
,,r;ces of recent weeks. York state,
Ll,14c. Vermont twins, 10 1-4d131ac
Tbere is a very firm market for ali
choice lots Of fresh-laid eggs, but com.
mon grades are irregular and not ma
teriaIlv changed. Choice hennery and
noarby. 4Oc and up; eastern, 35G3Sc;
western fresh, 27030c; refrigerators,
21023c.
Daa1ings have been rather slack ins
+to local fruit and vegetable market,
Int in the absence. of heavy supplies
Drices have held up well. The move
mont of apples has been especially
saaaxv There has been but little snap
~ the demand, and even strictly fancy
lots have not sold with the freedom
of q week or two ago. Quotations have
not changed, but it is said that in a
number of cases when sales were made
Drfces were shaded.
Cranberries are coming forward in
small quantities and have had fur
Their sharp advance.
Vegetables have not changed much,
but most of the few changes have been
advances. The demand for potatoes is
not so brisk as it was, but receipts are
not excessive, and prices remain firm.
Supplies of sweets have decreased a
| little. but there has been no improve
ment in prices. String beans and Gu
cumbers are slightly easier, but celery
has advanced. Turnips are plenty,
| dull and easy. Cabbages, onions and
| sauashes are unchanged. Spinach and
cauliflowers are higher.
Apples-Kings, $3@4.5O a barrel
Mcintosh reds, $3@450; SHOWS, $2.5O0
$50. Baldwins, fancy, No. 1, $2.7oQ
| 3.25: good No. /. $2M2.50 No. 2, $1.5O0
1.75; greetings, $2.5O@3; Harveys, $2.7;
63.25; Tolman sweets, $203; pound
sweets, S2.5003.50; common sweets
81. 2501 10; Hubbardstons, S2.5OG3.2o
: nodheads, $250d3.25: northern spies
$2.5003.5O pippins, S202.50; middlings
50. 500I3. %; common sour varieties
81. 5Oa2: box stock, 5Oc@$1. % bushel
fancy, $1.50.
Cranberries-Cape Cod choice larg
> dark, S11013 a barrel; common to goot
S S9.50011 a barrel; crates, $3.5O04.25.
, Pears-Boscs. SO. 1904 a bushel al
e tous, So a bushel; cooking stock, SIS
! az a bushel.
n Grapes-Almerias extra fancy, SSt
10 barrel; fancy, seas; choice, $40
r California tokays, $1.50@2 four-ba
; ket crate; cornichons, $1.5001.75; en-
e perors, $15002; York state pony ba
kets, Catawbas, 14@I16c; Concords, 1St
i Pennsylvania Concords, 28@30c a
! eight-pound basket.
: Nuts-Peanuts, No. 1, 3-4c pound
iumbos, &c a pound; shellbark walnut'
50 250250 a bushel; English walnut'
: 14d15c pound; almonds, 12@15c
f pound; castanas, 9011c a pound; fl
berts. 1O012c a pound pecans, sol:
a pound: California walnuts, Ice
n pound: hickory nuts So a bushel.
,r, Potatoes-Aroostook Green mou
te tains, 75d77c a bushel; hebrons, %
i'd Toe; Dakota reds, 70t072c; sweets, Je
ce. Sey OOuUIeLedllS. p1.ic q
is; ginia cloth heads, $1@1.25 barrel.
nd Beans-String beans, $1@1.5O bi
on ket; butter beans, $1.5O@2 basket.
a ai bages-Drumhead, 81 barr
D., Savoy, 75cdS1 a barrel; red cabbag
bar 60c a box.
all Celery-Native white, 81 a doz
ans punches; pascal 81. 25@1.50 a doz
| -af
s aid dozen lunches
hey Cucumbers-No. 1, Sc box; No.
be s1@3.
Lettuce, etc-Lettuce. 25c a doz
IL heads; rOmaine, 75c a dozen heads;
r carole, Toe dozen heads; parsley,
Oh Q$1 bushel; mint 40c dozen bun
es; watefcress, 35c dozen punches
orrt Onions-Native, Toe a bushel; w
It in ern Massachusetts,, roc bushel; Sp
lOer' ish, So crate; leeks, 40@50c do
tia e punches.
/, ssau Squashes-Native marrow, 75c
low rel; turban, 81 barrel; western b
s ss.fe bard, $50 ton; pumpkins, 40c a be
Tered Turnips-Yellow, 81 a barrel; Ere
s ana white, $1.25@1 80 barrel; white c
lhice and purple tops, soc bushel.
Gay llaneous-Carrots. soc bus
ision parsnfps, 75ca bushel; radishes, z
Snab 81 a box; spinach, 40c a bushel; be
weeks 81 a bushel; peppers, 81 a box;
nitor. plants, southern S250d3 crate; Q
ring, S2.75 a crate; brussels sprouts, IL
place, 15c a quart;tomatoes, dollhouse, 150
such a pound; cauliiowers, 75c@$1 .25
rel. mushrooms, $1d2 a basket;
ster. chokes, $3.50 a bushel.
. Pork provisions are steady, the
change reported being decline o.
a.rs in fresh sausage.
go Fresh beef has been dull and
.han dealers finding it very difficult tt
Ice over TIC, and that for only the
80. cattle. Some are still nominally
s ing Sc, but it takes a very choice
od;no to bring that price. and cut up at
,-..5 Extra heavy sides, 71kGSc; good
800 7kc; light, 5kd7c; heavy kinds,
d10c; good Sd9hc; light, 7@9e;
: esH flores, 51zG6c; good, 5@5hc; light,
AnoNS The market ic fairly Up1I SIR