Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-13
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

vet been very little change in prices.
Northern creamery, 23124c; western, |
221Ad23c; dairy, 19d21c.
The situation in the cheese market |
ia very firm, and further advance |
has been registered. York state, 13@ |
lac. Vermont twins, 13h@13 3-4c.
The cool weather has seriously af-
footed the egg market, which was
poorly enough supplied before, and
nrices are strong and advancing.
Choice hennery and nearby, 3S@40c;
eastern, 32Q36c; western, 26Q3Oc.
There has been brisk movement OF
vegetables in the local market, but the
volume of dealings in fruits Is smaller.
The receipts of the various products
have not been large, and the market
generally is firm, and most or the
changes in prices have been advances.
Apples are firm and in number OF
instances higher. Fancy, medium
sized eating stock has had particu-
larly free movement. Strictly choice
SHOWS and kings have had an excellent
call. and some sales are reported at
premuius over market quotations.
Bakers have been free buyers of the
ordinary varieties, and the market is
now quite bare Of such stock.
Cranberries are firm and higher. A
few lots of late Howe berries brought
as high as $40 barrel. Pears are
steady. All kinds of grapes have been
in good request and most of them are
higher. Receipts of basket stock are
constantly decreasing and prices are
stiffening. Ounces are no longer
quoted.
Potatoes have ruled very firm I'M
| der a good demand, only fairly large
| supplies and strong advices from pri-
| mary points. The market is well sup
piled with sweet potatoes and they are
easy. String and butter beans are firm
| for the best lots, but those of poor
quality go cheaply. Cabbages, onions
and celery are unchanged, but cucum-
bers and squashes are firmer. Lettuce,
radishes and elephants have advapeed.
| Turnips. beets and caulifiOwersi also
are higher. Only dollhouse tomatoes
are now offered.
Apples-Baldwins fancy, S.oO03;
No. /, S1.75@2 %; No. 2, $1-2oQl.1o;
greetings, S203; Hubbardstons, 500
03.25; nodheads, $2.50@3.25; SHOWS,
S25O63.5O Alexanders, $3Q3.50; kings,
S3045O: Maine Harxeys, $2.7503.25;
weaIthies, S2.5O03 so; pippins, $1.75Q
2.25; mildings, $2.5O03.2 %; Macintosh
reds, S3d4. 80; 2O-ounce, S2.5003; pound
sweets, :S2.5003.50; northern spies,
$2.5OQ3.5O; TaIlman sweets, sos
common sweets, $1.25@1.75; box fruit,
75c0$1 20.
Cranberries-Cape Cod choice large
dark, $S.5O@9 a Darrell common to
good, $707. so; crates, So.
-Seckels, $500 bushel; bosses,
S303.5O; ANXIOUS, $2.50@3; Sheldons,
$2.5004; Bartletts, $3.50; cooking stock,
$102
Grapes-Almerias, $3.5GGT q bara4-
California Tokays, So. 25G+2E15Q2 %;
basket crate: cornj1etS, Niagaras, 25c;
Yorl--~, t,JlTI6c; Catawbas, 15017c;
COncords, 16@17c; Cencords, S-pound
baskets, 2502Sc.
PotatOes-Aroostook Green noun
tains, 73675c a bushel; hebroAs, 70@
72c; Dakota reds, 6S07Oc; sweets, Jer-
sey double-heads, S1.50@2 a BARREL
Virginia cloth-heads, $1.3774@1.5O a
barrel
Beans-String beans, $1.50td2 "a bas-
ket; butter beans, S2@2.25 a basket.
Cabbages-Drumhead, 81 a barrel;
Savoy, 15c barrel; red cabbages, Coo
a box
Celery-Native white, 75@S5c doz-
en- punches; pascal, 81 a dozen punches;
Boston market, $1.25 a dozen punches.
CucumberS-No. /, $S0S.50 a box;
No. 2, S2.5Od5.
Lettuce, etc-Lettuce, 25G50c a doz-
en- heads; romaine, Toe dozen heads;
escarole I5c a dozen heads; parsley,
Zoe hushel; mint, 25c dozen bunch
es; gwaterereSs, 35c dozen punches.
Squashes-NatiTe marrow, Zoe bar
rel; turban, 81 a barrel; western hub
bard, $40 a ton; pumpkins, 4Oc a box.
Hurnips-Yellow, 81 a barrel; white,
SOC a bushel
Misceilaneous-Car soc a BUSH
els parsnips, roc bushel; radishes, soc
G$1 box; spinach, zoe busheI; beets,
81 -bushel; peppers, soc a box; egg
plants southern, $3@35oa crate; okra,
! $40 a crate; brussels sprouts. 12h0
l5e a quart; tomatoes, dollhouse, 800
zoe aspound; caulifowers, 6o@9ac a
barrel @
All backs and medium barrel pork
has advanced SOC a barrel
Fresh beef is quiet and easy. the
effort TO maintain prices having failed
for the time being. Extra heavy sides.
| S@s Lie; good, 7h@7 s-4c; light. 51ho6
&c; heavy binds, 1O@1O1kc; good. On
Zoe; light. 7Q9c; hegvy fores, GAG 1-4c:
good, 5d6e; light, 4d5c.
Lambs and yearlings are in better
supply, and prices are easy at the de-
cline. Fall lambs, S@9c; spring lambs
10q11e; yearlings, 7@Shc; muttons. 81
@9c; veals, 11Gl2c.
Some northern turkeys are coming
forward, but the supply is still light.
and prices are well maintained. Fowls
have been in excellent supply, and are
I easy. NOrfhnrn fr1rlyoxS 0@,E;<,-o.