Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-17
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

Rutter-C Creamery, extra Vermont
end New Hampshire, Il 1-4c; dairy,
vermont extras. 20c; New York and
Vermont hrsts, 1Sd19c; seconds, lea
ne. renovated butter, 16017c; boxes
extra northern creamery, &c; tirsts 70
a21c: extra dairy. 20c; dairy firsts. is
919c: common to good, 14tq17c; prints,
l4022c.
Cbeese-New stock, New York ard
Vermont twins. fancy, 8 14Q9 bic; (air
70 good. Sa9c; Wisconsin twins, fine,
gi2c
Eggs-Fancy hennery, 23@24c;
Maine. Vermont and New Hampshire
extras. PIC, fair TO good, 1Gd1Sc; New
York state extras. 1StQ20c; Michigan
end fancy northwestern, 1715c; In
diana etc. best marks. 16d161ac; other
choice western, 151aG16c; western fair
to good. 14Q15c; western dirties, 1OM
12c
The above quotations represent the
prices obtained by receivers for whole
sa.e lots, and are not jobbing prices
The local wholesale fruit and yege-
though prices here and there are low,
the general average is as high as usual.
Berries are especially cheap, but this
is due to the fact that some of them
are poor. Choice stock readily brings
good prices.
New southern apples are in fair sup
ply. but in most cases are small and
mi Il. & r,fAh no s1I ion
larry for choice fruit, for which buyers
are willing to pay full quotations. A
| few lots of Delaware apples have come
in, but they are hardly worth quoting
yet.
There have been few important
changes in vegetable prices. CabbageS,
| cucumbers and string beans are much
easier than they were. while toma'
toes and potatoes have advanced. Tur-
nips are lower, and onions are easy
Peas are steady under a good demand
and a rather light supply. The season
for asparagus is at about an end. The
offerings are old and tough, and prices
are high. Squashes are easier, blu
caulifiowers are sitter.
Apples-New North Carolina and Viz
ginia, 81. 25@1. 70 a half-barrel bskt; oil
stock, nominal
Berries Strawberries, Oswego, \
Y, ordinary, 7010c a at; Atlantic AM
other fancy offerings, 11@16c; black
berries, fancy, 1O@121zc qt; ordinary
305c; blueberries, native, 9@15c a at
Pennsylvania, 7@12c; gooseberries
regular, 7GiSc a ct; mammoth, 1OG1lc
raspberries. cups, 3@4c; pints, 791oc.
Currants-Cherry, 9010c at; plain
case.
Plums-Georgia, $1.75@225 a car
rfer; California tragedy prunes, SIG
1.25 a four-bskt crt; burbanks, S5c0$1
small fruit, 65Q75c.
Cherries-Native dark, 1O@15c 6
pound; white and sour, 6@10c pound
Peaches-Calfornia early Iales, I5'
@S1 a box; small and ripe, 6O@65c
e fancy yellow Crawfords and st. Johns
. $101. %; Georgia sound, $2.25@3 car
r rier.
Cantaloupes-South Carolina, Geor
gia and Florida, average offerings, 50
@$15O a crt; choice, $2@250; Cal
= fornias 81 a standard crt.
Watermelons-As to size and quality
- $20M30 a hundred.
Potatoes-Choice hard Aroostook OF
stock, 33035c a bu; new Norfolk. 81
also a Dbl; new eastern shore, $1.J
@1.75 Dbl.
e Beans-String beans, native, S1.5O
blu; butter beans, native, $3.50 bu.
Of Cabbages-Native, 600T5c a BIZ
d southern, 75cdS1 a crit.
IA Lettuce, etc-Hothouse lettuce, 15c
v dozen heads; romaine. 75cQ$1 a doze
IS IS heads: eskro, SOC dozen heads; min
d 40c a dozen bchs; watercress, 40c a dc
"a bchs; parsley, 75c blu.
re OniOnS-TeXas, 81 a crit: Egyptian
e. S202.25 bag; bunch onions soc DO,
~ leeks, Coo a dozen bchs.
N quashes-Southern marrow, S1.25
tn $50 bbl; summer squashes, $3.50
r. crit
of Tomatoes-Native dollhouse. 10Q121
~ a pound; southern. $3.50 a crt.
es Turnips-Yellow, new, $3.50 a bh
- bunch turnips, 2Od3Oc a dozen bchs.
A. Miscellaneous Peas, S1d1.5 80 a b
Ct cucumbers, $1G225 a box; carrots.
id a bu; bunch carrots, Csc a dOz bch
re- radishes. 40a50c a box; spinach, 25c
bu; beets, 81 bu; bunch beets, IL
in zoe a doz bchs; peppers. 50 crt; eg
lat plants. S1.25 a crt: while celery. 81.
n also a bch; rbubarb, 25c a bu DO
Is asparagus, S407 a box Of three d
r. bchs; caulifowers. $2.25 a doz heads.
lst PrOvisions-Heavy backs, S15.75; Il
pit; dunn backs, S1475.
g.. ia Fresh meats-Beef, choice, 81
Id s 1-4c; good, car 3-4c; hindQuarte
M choice, 10a1Olzc; common to good, 5
IRE @91sc; forequarters choice. 3 34Qt
IN, M common to good, 5d51kc; mutton, ext
he western, 9d1Oc; good to choice. 6uS
ro- yearling, Td9c; fall lambs, choice, !:
nd 13c; common 10 good, 10d11c; spri
. d lambs, eastern choice. 15d16c; pour
I'll common to good, 12d14c pound; we
nd ern. good to choice, 1S015c pour
veaL choice eastern, 9d1Oc; fair
aid good. TdSc; common, SAGE.
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