Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-08-13
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

are not willing to sell at the advance. /,
The quotations are: Choice northern
creamery, 221kd23kc; western. 21HG
22Ac; Vermont dairy, 191z@211kc.
Cheese holds firm at unchanged
prices. York state, 1111zQl2c, Vermont,
11Q11hc.
Receipts OF eggs are slightly smaller,
but are still large for the season, and
the market Is rather easy. though no
quotable changes have been made in
the past few days. Choice hennery
and nearby; 26a2Sc; eastern extras,
22d2Jc;' western, 11Q19c.
Farm and garden truck is. down to
about the normal summer level, but
there is no complaint that anything is
too plenty.
Good, sound blackberries find a ready
sale at 1401Gc, but there are good
many so poor that they have to be sold
for what they will bring Blueberries
are in rather light supply, and choice
dry lots sell easily at the outside quota
| ton. Catalogues are doing well.
! Grapes are bit cheaper than they
were, but they are still too high to
| move with any great freedom. There
| is good market for choice sound pears
| PlumS remain rather dear.
Potatoes do not change much. Sup
plies are rather heavy and the demand
only moderately active, but dealers
have been able tomaintain prices pretty
well. Large, clean, yellow sweet po-
tatoes are wanted at high figures, but
for inferior stock the market is dull and
weak. String beans are not as abund-
ant as they were and they are higher
Shell beans have made their appear
4 ance and are selling at $1.75@2 bush
ell. Cabbages have advanced under
lighter receipts. Celery is working
down. Onions are plenty, but for
choice bright stock good prices are
still obtained. Marrow squashes are IN
moderate supply and firm. Cucumbers
are well sold up and firm. Turnips are
steady. Elephants, peas, peppers and
tomatoes al are plenty and cheap.
Green corn is little cheaper.
Apples-Native Williams, choice
hand-picked, S202.75 a barrel; wind
falls, S1@2; astrachans, $2Q2.50; sweet
boughs. $2d2.50; Jersey gravensteins,
$2.50G3.50; Nyack pippins, $3Q3.a0
common green varieties, $102; native
box stock, Williams, 75cQ$1. %; other
kinds, 50cdS1.
carbohydrates, 12@16c a
quart; blueberries, '10014c a quart
raspberries, 1O012c pint; currants, s
Gle q quart.
INTERPRETATIONS, standard crts,
$3.50; pony crates, S25O02.75; North
Carolina $2d2.5O; Baltimore gems,
| $150; Norfolk Japs. $3.50.
Grapes-North Carolina Delawares
81 an S-basket crate.
Peaches-California S1.5O01.75 a
box; Georgia, fancy, S2.5Od2.75 a six
basket carrier; ordinary, S1.5Of2.
,PearsACalifornia Bartletts, ~$2.z5@
8 a box.native bellies, $2@2.5O a barrel
, York state Clapp's favorite, $303.50 ;
f barrel; Georgia LIE Coute, choice sound
Il S46450 a barrel.
Plums-Californi varieties, $1.75@
$50 a .four,basket crate
PotatOes-Bristol Ferry stock
S1.S71kG2. a, barrel,, Jersey cobblers, S
IL @2.25 a barrel and 75@S5c bushel
| sweet Potatoes, North Carolina, yellow
$4d6 a barrel; golden yellow, S3Q3.51
red, S2,5OQ3. .St
| String beans, greer
/ $101.25 a bushel; wax, -S1@1.25; shel
beans, $1.7502 a bnshel.
III Cabbages-Native, 75g9Oc barre
/ and $3@6 a hundred . :~s
| Celery-Native, M-25@15O dozel
| punches.
III Lettuce, etc-Letfuee, 2o@35c bush
ell box; rmnaine, SOFA dozen heads
chieory, 25e dozen beads; escarole, 30
dozen heads; parsley, 25e a bushel
mint, 25c a dozen punches; watercress
> Soc dozen punches.
- OniOns-Native sets, S0G90e buSt
i ell; Spanish onions, $1@1.25 busht
~, crate and $3@3.50 a large crate; leek;
SOC a dozen punches.
SquaShes-Native summer. lie eacl
TT, southern marrow, $1d1.2 % a barrel
D., Tomatoes-Native, S202.50 a bushe
dollhouse, 7Q10e pound; Jersey, SOC
lid 81 a box.
&C. Turnips-Yellow, S1@1.5O a barre
i white, 5Gd75c bushel
I'M MiScellaneOuS-Pea S1Ca1 so a. busl
rs el; cucnmbers, S1Q3 box; carrots, S
ne M125 bushel parsnips, 81. 10 bushe
on green corn. '50Q15c a bushel box; raC
col isles 5Od75c bushel box: spinacl
in 23c buShel beets, soc bushel: pei
oaid pers. Toe bushel; egsplants, S1Q1 i
lay a dozen; okra, 81 a crate; native caul
'mt flowers, S1@2 bushel box.
All barrel backs are marked off %,
but brlsketS are 1-Sc higher. while othe
pork products are unchanged.
Fresh beef is quiet. but fairly stead
at: Extra sides. s 1-4GShc: good. 81
art SIC; light 732GSc; heavy binds. III
lily, 11lAc; good, 1034@11c; light. 10,
10 3-4c; heavy fores. 51kG6c; good. > j
AID AID Q51kc; light, 5a5 1-4c.