Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-09-10
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leadins
Products In Demand

uuiet Choice northern creamery oGGl
&c; western, 24h@26c; Vermont dairy.
2la23c.
Cheese is very firm, quotations being
higher than usual at this season of the
year. Trade is quiet, and quite a pro-
portion of the receipts is being stored. |
York state, 1213G13kc; Vermont, .115zI
G12Kc. $50
The supply of choiceaegzs has fallen
off somewhat apdathe market is firmer,
with a hlghsr range Of prices for the
week. Choice hennery and nearby, %
GsS2e: eastern extras, 27M29c; western,
zz1M23c.
Dealings have again been on very
light scale in the local fruit and vege-
table market during the week. The
weather has been more favorable. but
with the passing of that detriment has
come falling off in demand from sum-
mer resorts. The outlook does not favor
much activity in fruits and vegetab les
for a couple of weeks at the earliest,
though the demand from local sources
should now begin to expand. The mar
ket continues well supplied with prac-
tically everything and prices are low.
Apples have not shown a great deal
of life, though choice, sound, hand
picked lots have gone pretty well. The
demand runs very largely TO box fruit
| and receivers have found it rather hard
| TO interest buyers in barrel stock.
| Cranberries are coming along quite
i freely, but they dc not meet with much
| Of sale and so many of them are.green
that dealers are quite glad to accept
very low figures. Cantaloupes are in
rather light supply, and are having a.
very fair sale.
Potatoes have ruled steady, more be-
| cause Of light arrivals than because Of
a good demand. Sweet potatoes have
hot been plenty, and it has been an easy
matter to hold prices up. Cabbages
continue in full supply and the outside
quotation is the exception rather than
the rule. String beans are plenty and
cheap, and other kinds of beans are
lower than they were. Native cucum-
bers are not quite as plenty as they
were and have advanced a little. On
ions are in good supply and steady.
Apples-Williams, S203 a barrel;
astraehans, $1.5O@2; sweet boughs, 81
f@250; golden sweets, $1.56@2 %; Ouch
, ess, $1.5002.2 %; gravensteins, $203.25;
rivers, $1.5002; porters and pippins
$1.50d2;. common green varieties, $10
1.5O; box stock, 5Oc@S1; crabapples, 81
a. barrel.
: Observation-Disclosures, 15020c quart
! antaloupes-ColOrado rockyfords
] $3.50 a standard crate and $3.50 pony
crate; Jersey Jenny Linds, SD crate
t Montreal melons, $S@12 basket.
Grapes-Hudson river carriers, Della
wares, $ld1.50; Niagaras, S101.25
wordens, S5c@$1.25 Moore's early, 500
@1.25; Campbells, SIPS; pony baskets
, Moore's early, 13@15c; champions, 11Ql
, | 12c.
Peaches-California S1.7502 a box
J, Delawares, $1.5001.75 a basket; Con
Z necticut, S1.5O@2 a basket; Hudson
river, $202.50 a two-basket carrier.
/ -Pears-CalifOrnia Bartletts, greer
So. 5Od3.75 a box; ripes, $2.5O@3; la
tive Clapps, 50c@$1 a bushel.
=. Plums-California varieties, S1@2
= four basket crate. .
Potatoes cobblers, 5SC
60c a bushel; Jersey green mountain
6O663c a buShel; sweet potatoes, cas-
ern shores, $2.25@275 a barrel; No
, folks, $2.25@2.75; North Carolinas,
025O
Beans-Native string beans, gree
5Od75c a bushel; wax, 50075c; she
beans, S1@1.50 Lima beans, $1@2.
- Cabbages-Native drumhead, $203
hundred; red cahbages, 75c@S1 box.
he Celery-Native; 75c@$1 dozf
punches. ;.
OF Lettuce. etc-Lettuce, 20G35c bus
,w ell box; rOmaine, soc a dozen head
escarole, soc a dozen heads; chicor
IN 25c a dozen heads; parsley, 25c bus
ell; mint, 25c a dozen lunches; waite
cresS, 35c a dozen punches.
OniOns-Native. 750S5c a bush'
Spanish, $3G3.50 a large crate and 81
3 1.25 a small crate; leeks, SOC a doz
- punches.
Squashes-Native summer, "a
apiece; marrow, 75c0$1 a barrel.
mt TOmatoes-Native 25075c a bush
. dollhouse, 3Q4c a pound.
Turnips-Yellow. $10125 barr
French white, $1.50@2 a bag; white e
and fats, 50d75c busheI.
md MiScellaneous-Peas, $101.5 80 Il bu
p ell: cucumbers, S104a box; carrots, g
T5c bushel; parsnips, S1.25Q1.50
80 bushel; green corn, 25040c a bush
radisheS. 25d50c bushel box; Spina
1212Q2Oc a bushel; beets, 40Q50c
ear bushel; peppers, 40075c bushel; e:
plants, $lQl.2j a box; okra, S1.50d:
crate; native caulifowers, 5O075c
I buShel box.
There is a steady market for pr
provisions, quotations being unchang
Fresh beef has declined lie, the de
trs being unable to maintain prices
the face Of quiet demand and full
ceipts. Extra sides, s 3-4G9c; goot
@S15c; light, 6d61kc; heavy binds, ]
12c; good, 10 3-4@11c; light, S1z@
heavy fores, 3-4d6c; good, 1-4@5
light, 31aG4c.