Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-05
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

cheese or eggs and prices are rather |
soft Quotations follow:
Butter-Creamery extra Vermont |
and New Hampshire, 221zc; northern |
New York, 22d221zc; western, 20 |
.2Ac: frsts, northern, 21G211c; west
aru. 21d211kc; eastern best marks, PIG !
21kc; fair to good, 19d2Oc; creamery
seconds. 1920; thirds, 1IQ1Sc; dairy.
Vermont extras, BIC; New York and
Vermont firstS, 19d20c; renovated but
ter. 1Sd20c; boxes, extra northern
creamery, DC; firsts. 21@22c; extra
dairy, 21@21Hc; dairy firsts, 10000:
common to good, 17q1Sc; prints, 10
pc.
Cheese-New stock, New York and
Vermont twins, fancy, 1O9z@11c: fair
TO good, S1hG11c; old cheese, New York
and Vermont twins extra, 1314014c:
frsts, 12d13c; seconds, 1O411c.
Eggs-Fancy hennery, 2O@21c; Maine,
Vermont and New Hampshire extras,
100; fair to good, 17d1Sc; York state ex-
tras, 1Sd1S15c; Michigan, Indiana, ETC..
best marks. 17h@1Sc; other choice
western, 17017hc.
The above quotations represent the
prices obtained by receivers for whole
sale lots and are not jobbing prices.
Pea beans are very firm, but other
grades are steady and unchanged.
Carload lots, pea, $1.8OG1.85; me-
dunn, $2.1OQ215; yellow eyes, $2.10g
2.15; red kidneys, $2S5G2.9O; Cali
fornia small white, $2.25@2.60; job
bling price, 10q15c higher.
Dealings In the local market for
fruits and vegetables during the past
| week have been much livelier than H.
the week previous. Warmer weather
has enlivened the demand materially
and business has compared favorably
with that of other years at this time.
Supplies generally are plenty, but as
! paragus is scarce and offerings of Gu
cumbers were small until the end of
the week.
Cabbages are lower and onions have
declined under increased receipts. Pars-
ley has had Il smart advance since d
week ago Spinach and other kinds of
greens are plenty and cheap. SUM-
ner squasheS are lower, but turnips are
firmer. There are plenty Of tomatoes
in the market, but not many fancy
lots Choice peas move readily. Rhu-
barb is abundant and cheaper.
Apples are firm and in good demand.
Arrivals of strawberries have been
heavy, but include only few fancy
large. The latter are wanted. Cher
ries are not yet very plenty.
Vegetables are quoted as follows:
Potatoes-Aroostook green noun
tains, Soc a bu; hebrons, 30@32c; Da-
kota reds, 3Oc; rose, 25CQ3Oc; new Flor
idas $2.5O'Q3 a Dbl; new Bermudas,
S565.50 a Dbl; sweets, North Carolina,
81 a crt.
Beans-String beans, Charleston, $40
S.25 bskt; Norfolk, 81 a bskt; butter
beans, $1.5O6250 a bskt
Cabbages-New southern, $1@1. 25
CRIT
Celery-White, $1@1. % a bch.
Asparagus-Native, $405 a box of
: three doz bchs; native giant, $607.50
a box of three doz; New Jersey, $40
40 a doz bchs
Lettuce, etc-Hothouse lettuce, $1.25
> az box of three doz heads; romaine,
t 75c@$1 a doz heads; mint, 50@60c 4
doz bchs; watercress, southern, 4Oc a
+ doz bchs; parsley, 81 blu.
!. Spinach, etc-Native spinach, 15Q25c
d Il bu; beet green's, 25@4Oc a bu; dande-
q lions, 30Q40c a bu; native kale, 25c a
bu.
q Squashes-Summer squashes, 75c@
) 81 crt.
= TomatOes-Native dollhouse, 121h@
K 15c pound; Florida, S1.50d2.5O crit
q Turnips-Yellow, 81 a Dbl; bunch
r. turnips, 75c0$1 a doz bchs; French
le white, 1925 a bag.
1t Miscellaneous-Sou peas, So
"a bskt; Maryland, $1.75@2; cucumbers
" $l.5OG4.50 box: carrots, $1d1. % blu
d. bunch carrots, 6OdS5c a doz bchs
parsntps, $ld1.5O a bu: radishes, 2;
G4Oc a bu box; beets, S101.25 a bu
- bunch beets, S1@1.25 a doz bchs, pep
pers, $2.5OQ275 crt; eggplants5 50 {
doz; oysterplants, $3.50 doz bchs
rhubarb, 15Q20c a bu box.
w. Fruit quotations follow:
OF AppleS-Baldwins. $1.5O02.5 so a Dbl
he rusSets, extra fancy, 3.5004; No. !
in S2fod3; other grades. S1.25Q2.
y. SrawbeTieS-Maryland and Della
Of ware fancy, 1Sd14c at; choice, S010c
OF fair to good 7dSc; Baltimore, SQ9c
i'd Norfolk, best Sc; average, .5d7c.
Soff Cherries-Callfornia, $250Q3 a IL
be pound box.
OK All barrel pork was marked down 30
on all except bean pork, which was 25
sof lower.
in There is 6 slightly frmer feeling
'eg5E fresh beef, though prices are not We
Az advanced. Trade continues dull. Ex
g. ira heavy sides. s 3-409c: good, La
e. S'ac' light, 7EQSc; heavy kinds, 10 B.
Gle; good, 10 1-4d101ac; light, Solo
heavy fores. GlzdIc; good, 6 1-4Q63kC
= light. 5ik@6c.
Lambs have been in moderate SUI
ply and prices are firm. Yearlngs al
steady. Neals are firm Lambs, III