Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-11
I'M HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the LEADING
Products In Demand

market for butter, With an easier feel.
ing prevailing in sympathy with other
markets. Prices sagged off a little.
Northern creamery, 22h@23c; western,
21hd221sc; dairy, 19d20c.
The cheese market is very firm,
prices being quoted higher on the best
lots. York state, 12d121zc; Vermont
twins. 11k@12c.
Eggs are quiet, with heavy receipts
of ordinary stock. The best grades.
however, are in good demand, and sell
at full prices. Choice nearby, 2Sd30c;
eastern. 25d26c; western, 20Q22c.
The Boston market has been over
stocked with all kinds of green stuff
and trade has been as dull as it usually
is when such large numbers of people
are away from the city. Reports from
the country tell of great quantities Of
vegetables ready for the market
Under these conditions prices have
greatly eased off, Cabbages, shell
beans. green corn and tomatoes have
greatly declined in price.
The supply Of fruit has been large.
The demand for choice, well grown
equal to the supply but this grade has
been comparatively scarce and great
quantities of poorer qualities have
been hard to move ct any price.
Pears have also been in good supply
Receipts of peaches are increasing
largely and the price is gradually low
ering Blueberries are steady Grapes
are coming along in fair quantity and
meeting with an excellent demand.
Plums are in large supply and dull.
Apples-Native Williams, $25003. 90
a barrel: native stock in bushel boxes,
50cG$1. %; Maine astrachans, $202.75 a
| barrel; Jersey pippins, $202.50 a bar
rel; Jersey gravensteins. $2.50d3.50 a
| barrel; native porters and pippins ST.
! a.; crabapples. 5Otd75c a bushel
! Observation-Disclosures 11d14c quart;
blackberries, 14Q16c a quart, and StQ1Oc
a pint.
Plums-Californi kelseys, 81 SOAP a
crate; satsumas. $1.5002; gros, $25O6
3.25; Hungarians. $2.371a02 sly; brad
shaws, 50; German prunes, $1.50G1. 10
a crate.
Pears-California bartletts, S2G4 a
box; native. $175025O a bushel;
clapps favorite, $1.75 a box; cooking
pears, $1d125 a box.
Observation-Disclosures, $2.5002.75 a
busheI; Connecticuts, $1@1 80 a basket;
Jerseys. $1.25@1.5O a basket; York
| state. 75c0S1.25 a basket; $1.5003 a
carrier.
Grapes-Californi maIagas, $150@
1.75 crate; Delawares, S1.25 a crate;
dark varieties, 75c@$1; basket grapes,
| 12015c.
PotatOes-New Maine stock, 65067c
a bushel; Bristol Ferry, r. l., $1.75@2
a barrel; Jersey, $1.S7Q2 a barrel and
65067c a bushel; sweets, southern,
$2.25025O d barrel.
Beans-String beans, 75c0$1 a BUSH
Ell; butter beans, 75cQS1 bushel;
shell beans. $10125 a bushel; lima
beans, $1.5001.75 a bushel.
bages-Native, $405 a hundred.
Lettuce, etc-Hothouse lettuce. 25@
40c a dozen heads; romaine, 25@35c a
dozen heads; escarole, SOC a dozen
heads, mint. 25c a dozen lunches
watercress. 4Oc a dozen punches; pars-
ley, 15025c a bushel.
Onions-Native, 65075c a bushel;
Spanish, $3.50 crate; picking onions
$2d3 a bushel; bunch onions, SOC q
box; leekS, 4005Oc a dozen punches.
SquasheS-Native summer white and
yellow, 15c a dozen; native marrow
$1Q125 barrel.
INTERPRETATIONS, $3.50d4 fol
DO size; Baltimore gems, $1.25@1.75 {
crate; Jersey Jenny Linds, $1@1.50
: Jersey rockyfords, 45Od5, 45 size.
\ WatermelOns-As to size and qualit!
S 10 to 25 cents each.
: TomatoeS-Native. 50675c a bushel
dollhouse, 904c a pound.
Turnips-Yellow, 81 a barrel; white
75cdS1 a busheI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S1.50d2 bush
ell; green corn, 40d5Oc box of dozen
cucumbers No. 1, 75c0S1.25 a box
No. 2, 25q50c; carrots, 75c@S1 a bush
ell; bunch parsnipS. 75c dozen bunch
es; radishes, 4Od50c a box: spinach
2Gd25c bushel: beets, 5O@6Oc bush
ell; peppers, 50d75c a box; elephants
75c a dozen; native celery, 75c@S1
dozen punches; rhubarb. 25c a bushe
box; caulifowers, 5Od75c box.
Pork provisions are steady and VI
changed.
Fresh beef is dull and easy, withou
quotable change in prices. Extr
heavy sides SdS Lac: good, 7kdSC
light, 7Q7lkc; heavy kinds, 10R@11C
good, 10d1Ohc; light, 7@91zc; heav
flores. 5@5hc; good, 5Q514c; Hgh
1-46i4 3-4c
" Spring lambs are still rather scare,
y and the market is somewhat firmel
- muttons and yearlings are steady
70 veals are firm. Fall lambs. 9d10C
IN spring lambs. 11d13c: yearlings, 70S.
i'd muttons, 7QSc; veals, 9G10c, wit
fancy higher
IN Poultry is quiet, though prices on Ii
best stock have stiffened up somewha
~ Northern broiler chickens. 16d1S
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