Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-31
I'm HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

the surplus is going into cold storage.
Northern creamery, 21Q22c; western,
2Od21c: dairy, 1SQ2Oc.
Cheese is in moderate demand, with
buvers somewhat Indifferent, notwith-
standing frmer markets. York state,
g9-4d1O 3-4c; Vermont twins, 91zQ10c.
Eggs are firm for choice lots, which
are in light supply. The recent hot
weather has affected receipts, espe-
cially from the west, and there is con-
siderable low grade stock Offering.
Choice nearby, 24026c; eastern, zig
| pc; western, 11Q19c.
Local fruit and vegetable dealers re-
mort an active business. Almost the
/ only exceptions have been catalogues
| and Jersey tomatoes, which have sold
/ slowly, owing to their poor quality.
| Grapefruit is higher, and the Cali
fornia deciduous fruits have advanced.
Pears are in light supply and dear.
Peaches are lower, especially southern
fruit. which is very plenty.
A few lots Of grapes have come in
| from North Carolina and are quoted at
$2G2 % a carrier The first arrival Of
| California malaga grapes is looked for
| about the middle Of next month. Adj
vices from the coast report the crop to
be large and of exceptionally fine quail
ity. Berries have had a good sale.
New apples are not very active.
Cucumbers and potatoes are firmer,
but other changes in the vegetables
have for the most part been declines.
Cabbages are in large supply and
cheap. String beans are plenty and
lower, and offerings of onions are
heavy. Turnips are steady. New
green corn has reached the market and
sells at $1@1.25 a box. Peas are in
good supply and sell well. Marrow
squashes are easier.
Apples-New Jersey sweet bough,
$25003 a barrel; Jersey astrachans,
$250d3 a barrel
Berries-Strawberrie Nova Scotia,
1Od15c a quart; New Brunswick, 1C
@12c; Maine, 12@15c; blueberries, II
@14c a quart; blackberries. 7@13c 9
quart; gooseberries, sc a quart; rasp
berries, pints, 7dSc; cups, 2Q3c.
Currants-Large red, case a. quart
small, 4G5c.
Cherries-Native black, 1O@12c g
pound; white, SAFE.
Plums-California tragedy prunes
$1.75Q2 a 4-basket crate and $1.6OG
1.65 3-basket crate; Burbanks. $1.2s
a 4-basket crate and 81 a 3-basket
crate; German prunes $1.5OQ1.75 f.
basket crate; Wicksons and Eurekas
| m ci1 q
Duanes, $1G1.25 a 4-basket crate;
Satsumas, '$1.25 a crate; Washingtons,
S1.25 a crate; egg, 81. 2501. 80 a crate;
Columbias, $1d1.25 a crate.
Peaches-California Crawfords and
Fosters. choice. S1G1 % a box; fair tc
good, 75cQ$1; white Deckers, $1@1.2;
!, a box; Georgia, fancy, 81 carrier
|; choice, $1.5001.75; ordinary, $1@1. %
s Pears-California Bartletts, fancy
q $275d3 a box; choice, $2.25@2 90; fai
k to good, S1.50Q2, as to quality; Florid'
Is LIE Conte, $3.5Od45O a barrel.
Is Cantaloupes-Baltim SO to +
n count, $1Q1.25 a crate; South Caro-
of lima, SO to 45 count, $1.5O02; California
$6.500I7 a standard crate.
Potatoes-New Norfolks and easter
shores, $1.5Od1.75 barrel; Bristd
= Ferry, r. J., $1.75 barrel; sweet:
$3.50 a barrel
20 Beans-Native string beans, 4O050
te bushel; butter beans, 4O650c a bushe
p Cabbages-Native, 600T5c a barre
Id Lettuce, etc-Hothouse lettuce, 10
=. dozen heads; rOmaine, 25Q35c doze
Id heads;' escarOle. soc a dozen head.
" mint, 25c a dozen punches; watercres
rt 40c dozen lunches; parsley, 25@50c
W bushel.
py Celery-Native, S175 dozen bunci
t1e es; white, S1.25d1.50 a bunch.
de Onions-Native S5c bushel; Texa
all 81 crate; Egyptians, $1.75@2 a barre
be bunch onions. SOC box; leeks, Coo
TT, dozen punches.
NJ Squashes-Native summer white an
Ply yellow, 25c dozen; southern marroV
,rs 75c@$1 barrel
he Tomatoes-Native dollhouse, 10
feyg 121zc pound; Jersey, 6O675c a crat
on Turnips-New yellow, 81. rs a barre
I92ea white. Toe buShel.
MiscellaneOus-Peas. S111 .25 bus
ell; cucumbers, S15Od2 so a box: ca
rots, 75cd$1 a bushel: bunch carrot
25c dozen punches; radishes, 1905
a box; spinach. 15c bushel; beets, 5
a bushel; bunch beets, 15@2Oc doz
punches; peppers, 50 a crate; eg
plants, $1.25Q150 dozen; rhubar
25c bushel box; caulifowers, 1925
dozen heads; green corn, $1@1 .25
box of 5 dozen.
Barrel pork and rendered leaf la
is higher, and all pork provisions q
firm, with a good demand.
Fresh beef is easiers and, thou
quoted at lower prices, dealers find
difficult to get top prices. Extra hea
sides, 7h@7 34c; good. 714,Q7h
light. TGT 1-4c; heavy hincs, 1091O1
good, 91&@9 S-4c; light. 71kd9c; hea
forcs, 5G5 Lac; good, 4 3-405c; Zig
41-4G414c.
There Is somewhat easier mari
for fall lambs and yearlings, with
more liberal supply Offering; veals a
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