Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-23
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

2114M22Hc; western, 20Aq21hc; Yer
mont dairy, 17G2Oc.
Cheese is quiet, but prices are firmly
neld. York state, 11Q11hc; Vermont
~ 3-id1lc.
The market holds very firm for choice |
fresh laid and nearby stock, and prices |
have advanced. but western eggs are |
easy and in full supply. Choice hen
merry and nearby, 25Q27c; eastern, 23@
25c: western. 17G19c. n
The week has been good one In the
local fruit and vegeta Bile market. Ap-
Dles are in fairly sod supply and there
i q good arket for choice, large fruit,
moor Y.Adfalls have to go for what they
viii bring. Strawberries have been
rather scarce and the best lots com.
mand high prices Other kinds of ber-
ries are fairly plenty and cheap. Canta:
Ioupes have been. coming forward free
~ and. although they have had a good
sale. they have been rather too plenty
and are much cheaper. Cherries are
frmer under light offerings; those from
California are few and small. and there
have been no receipts of any account
from nearby points. lie Conte pears
! from Georgia are now here and sell far
| ~ well at $4MJ d barrel. Offerings Of
peaches are fairly large; prices have
| wide range. varying with the quality
! and condition Of the fruit. Plums are
in good supply and lower. The general
J range is SLJOU2 a crate, but sales ara
reported below the low price and aboye
the high quotation.
An active demand developed for po-
tatOes Sweet potatoes are not plenty
| but the demand is correspondingiy
| small String beans are plenty at 7Jc d
bushel for green and 81 for wax. Cab
bages are abundant and very cheap.
Cucumbers are in steady request and
firm. Native onions have begun. to
come in and have u ready sale at S1.2J
a busheL Texas onions are pretty well
cleaned up, and but few houses have
any Egyptians. Choice peas are ingood
demand at $125d1.50 a bushel. Pep
pers are more plenty and cheaper
Marrow. squashes are here in large
quantity and very cheap. Offerings OF
tomatoes are larger, and they have
i dropped. Good sized turnips go well
. but the small ones are hard to sell.
Apples-Jersey early varieties, fancy
$3.50 a basket; average lots, 75cQ$1.2 %
Norfolk, 5Oe0$1 a basket.
Observation-Disclosures 1Old2Oc a qt
raspberries, pints, case; cups, 3@4c
: gooseberries, 10012c a quart; blueber
(; ries, 14Gr1Sc a quart; blackberries, 81
9 15c quart: currants, 9011c quart.
d Cantaloupes-Georgia, .S1.75@2
). standard crate; South Carolina, S1.50(
!, 1.75 standard crate;. California, 81
4 standard crate; So pony crate.
Z Cherries-CaIifornia black, 50 25(
d 30 an S-pound box; white, $2Q2.5C
York state black, S11Oc a pound; white
, 607c
observation-disclosures So couu
5 $3.50 a box; so count, $506; GA count, 5
- Q6.50 rs to 54 counts, $5.5O06
Pears-Georgia LIE Conte, $4d5 baI
rel.
Oranges-Californi navels, 90 to l.
a counts. $3.5O04:5O a box; $50 to 81
= counts. S4.5O0G50; st. Michaels, 200
e, PIG counts. $5d5.5O; 25O to $50 count
>. S3d4; Med. erranean sweets, $3.7
ct 40
ct Peaches-California, $17502.25
rs box: Georgia, $l.75Q3 a six-basket ca
IN rier.
H.. M, Pineapples-Cuban red Spanish, 50.
M 02.75 case; Florida Indian river, 81.
W. w @3 smooth cayenne, $3.50.
! fn1
"' basket crate.
3 Potatoes-New southern, rose a
cobbiers. S3d3.j0. barrel; Bliss, 81
as; sweet potatoes, North CaroIil
$2.50Q3.50 a barrel crate.
Beans-Native string beans, Toe
bushel; butter beans, 81 a bushel.
lSa Cabbages-Native, S507 100 hea
re. and 81 d barrel.
%, mbers-Hothouse No. l. $20:
aid box; No. >, $1d1 80; Norfolk, $1Q1:2
IN IN barrel.
said Lettuce, etc-Lettuce, 25c bus
to box; Romano. SOC a dozen hea
ock escarole, soc a dozen heads; chico
tbs 25c a dozen heads; parsley, 25c bu
.ors ell; mint. 25c a dozen punches; wat
CItSS. OcN a uOAtu DuuCueS.
July Onions-.Native. $1.25 a bushel; T
as, 75cd$150 crate; Egyptian, s.
' as a two-bushel bag; bunch onions,
a box; leeks. SOC dozen punches.
= Squashes-Native summer, SO
!. apiece; southern marrow, S1@125
80 barrel.
nber There is no change noted in the pri
of pork provisions, but a revision is
pected.
Fresh beef is higher in the ask
the price. but trade is very slow, and d,
]. for ers find it difficult to get the advaI
ans except on very few choice cattle.
ONE ira sides, 5 l-4QSlac: good, 71adSc: Ii,
hath TaT lac; heavy binds, 1O1Rd11c: &c
Eer. 0S-4a10 IA; Ighte 9a91zc; heavy TO
sy VEN. 514e6e; good, l-4Q51Ae; light, 4 3
le for ) lac 4ssr
hath Lambs are steady. with very Ii
in change in prices and assnnoderate