Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-12
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the LEADING
Products In Demand

''Slon as the supply warranted. Choice
creamery, 27@29c; western creamery.
26Cd2Sc; Vermont dairy, 23026c.
The best grades of cheese show
Slight recession from the extreme high
point, but trade is still moderate.
York state, 13h@141ac; Vermont, 100
14c.
The best lots of fresh-laid hennery
and nearby eggs have gained consider |
dple strength and the same is true OF |
cholce western stock; but much Of the |
latter IS of poor quality, and it is hard |
TO get prices up. Choice hennery and
nearby, 36041c; eastern extars, 800
SIC; western, 26d29c.
The apple market is in bad shape.
Supplies are heavy and the demand is
slow. Strictly fancy fruit seems to
clean up fairly well, but poor lots are
not wanted and when sales are forced
quotations have to be shaded from 25c
to 5Oc barrel. Cranberries are high
III view of the quantity here and the
rather poor quality Of the offerings
Shippers are not forwarding many Of
the late varieties, and those are the
kinds wanted. California and Almeria
grapes sell we'll, but basket grapes are
not taken as freely as they were because
the quality is poorer. Plums' have
about run their course for this year.
| White potatoes are more plenty and
easier. Sweet potatoes are dull and
sales have to be forced at the expense
of prices. Cabbages are cleaning up a
little better and are firmer. Cauli-
flowers are plenty and cheap. Fancy,
gOOd-siZed onions are wanted, but the
market is overstocked with small and
ordinary onions that are hard to place
at any price. Lettuce aud celery are
a trifle easier. Most of the string
beans are poor; good ones command
high prices. Tomatoes are scarce.
Turnips are steady. Squashes are dull
and easy, as the supply is large. Gu
, cumbers continue high.
Apples-Wolf river, $303.50; Mack
! intosh reds, $2.5004; Kings, $2Cd3
SHOWS, $2d3: western Ben Devils, $50
2.75; Harvey, $2@2.50; Baldwins, No
l, $1.7502.25; common, $1@1.50; green
ings, $1.50@225; pippins, $1.50@2
r pound sweets, $2.5003; common greer
varieties, $1@1.50; box fruit 25cM$1.
f Cranberries-Cape Cod, fancy, $50
40 a barrel; good to choice, $70S; crates
So. 50d2.75.
= Grapes-Western New York, pom,
baskets, Catawbas, 15016c; COncords
14M15c; California, per four baske
crate, Malagas, $1.5001.75; Tokays, S
q @2.25.
:. Pears-Bartletts, $203 bushe
IS fancy, $304.5O; common to good, 1.5OC
:. $50; Sheldons, fancy, $303.50; con
1t mon to good, $202.5O; common sorts
!. $1@1.50.
er Plums-Californi varieties, $101. j
~ a four-basket crate.
lie Ouinces-York state, $203.50 a busl
a. ell: California, $175G2 box.
" Observation-Disclosures Green mOul
~ tains, 52@53c a bushel; hebrons 4S'
SOC; sweets. Jersey, 81, 50@1.75 barre
Norfolk, $101.25; eastern shore, ST.
. 125.
Beans-String beans, southern, $40
a basket; Lima beans, $2.5O(d3 a busht
Cabbag es-Drumhead, Toe barre
hv savoy, 75c a barrel; red soc bush
ct box
M n Celery-Boston market, $3.50 dc
ell zen punches; pascal, $101.25; white, 9
re- @$1.
ill Lettuce. etc-Lettuce, 40050c de
az ae on heads: romaine, soc; escarole Of
of chicory, 25c; parsley, 25c a bush
III III mint. soc a dozen punches; watercre'
lay 4Oc a dozen punches.
me Onions-Native 75c a bushel; &c
ion pecticut river, 5O065c bushel; Spa
-, isb. So a crate; leeks SOC doz
punches.
rs Observation-Disclosures, 75c0$1 barr
urban. 85c0$1 a barrel; hubbard,
. ton: pumpkins, 2505Oc a bushel b.
Oh Tomatoes-Native, $2.50@5 blu
e,: dollhouse, zoe pound green
nEt, n,atoes, $1@1.25 bushel.
her Turnips-Yellow, 90c@$1 barr
French white, $101.25 bag; white
laid and flats. 5O075c a bushel.
ra- Miscellaneous-Cu S30o
cree box. carrots. 6O075c a bushel; parsnl
tate 75c0S1 a bushel; radishes, roc b
and sninach. 25c a bushel; beets, 600Io
blJSlpl. peppers, OoSVSPA :"
n mn nlants. 81. 5O(Q3 crate; okra, lot
lock . crate: Brussels sprouts, 1o0l27ac
snat ouart. caulifiowers, 75c0S1 box; Jt
ter salem artichokes, $2@2.5O bushel
1 1tnr There are no changes in the price
pre- pre- pork provisions
lans Fresh beef is steady in price, tho
why tbe supply is still ample. Extra 81
suoh ono 3-4c: good, S1-4@8 3-4c; light
sc. heavy kinds. II 3-4@121sc; good
ge' ike: light, 90101Ac; heavy fores'
nc: good, 51a@6c; light, 5Sa51ac.
The market has stiffened UP
,ourt on choice lambs, but the demand IS
yport donate. vpalS are firm. Spring Id
oDei' 1o013c: fall lambs, 10@l2c; yearli
e e1- Or. muttons, 9@1Oc; veals, 11@l2c
a 1ioS There is a slightly better demahl
] de- nonltrv. but the receipts are stu
home and nrices are easy. Northern
sixty o-C.oOo. western turkeys, IOt0