Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-01
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand


G22c.
Cheese is in light demand. but the
supply is moderate, and prices are very
firmly held. York state, 131s@14c; YER
mont twins, 10 1-4G131zc.
Another &c has been whitfield off the |
price of fancy eggs, the mild weather |
having stimulated receipts to an I'M
usual degree for the season. Choice |
bennery and nearby, 3Sd4Oc; eastern,
3OG31c; western, 27G30c; refrigerator,
2Oa22c.
Quotations on fruit show only small
changes from those of week ago.
Cranberries are scarce, and are held
SO high that the purchases are restrict
ed TO actual needs. Grapes, nuts, dates
and figs hold at about last weeks level
Potatoes are firmer. Receipts from
Maine have been light and stocks at
the yards are pretty small. The de-
maud has not been very lively, but
Hebrons and Green mountains are fully
90 a bushel higher than they were a
week ago Prince Edward Island lots
are in heavy supply and little changed.
Fancy string beans are in steady de-
mdnd at high prices. Cucumbers are
not very plenty. Cabbages are firm and
squashes sell a little higher Celery
has been in good request at well sus-
tanned prices. Offerings Of southern
kale and spinach are generally poor
and hard to place. Turnips and onions
hold steady.
Apples-Kings, S304.5O a barrel;
| Baldwins. fancy, No 1, S3.2J03.5 80;
/ good No. /, S2.75G3; No. 2, S2.2502.50;
greetings, S303.5O; TOlman sweets, 81
@3; Ben Davis, $250d3; Hubbards-
tons, $275G3.2J; nodheads, S303. so;
northern spies, $304; middlings, $3.50
03; common sour varieties, $1.7502 %.
Cranberries-Cape Cod choice large,
dark, $40 a barrel; common to good,
$14@15; crates, $3.50.
Pears-B0scs, $3.50 a bushel.
Grapes-Almerias, extra fancy, $3.50
40 barrel; fancy, $500; choice, $40
$50.
Nuts-peanuts, No. 1, Sac pound;
jumbos, &c a pound; new crop, No. /,
| J
shellbark walnuts, $3@3.25 a bushel;
English walnuts, 14015c a pound;
almonds, 12015c a pound; castanas
9011c pound; filberts, 1O012c pound
pecans, 11013c a pound; California
walnuts, 1Gc pound; hickory nuts, s.
bushel.
Potatoes-Aroostook Green noun
tains, 7O0T2c a bushel; hebrons, ESQ
roe; Dakota reds, 65c; Prince Edward
Island chenangoes, 57@5Sc; sweets
Jersey double heads, $2Q2.25 a barrel;
Yinelands, So barrel
Beans-Southern string beans, $204
basket; butter beans, $3Q4 q basket
Cabbages-Drumhead, $1.2501. 40 a
barrel; savoy, $125 a barrel; red, S5c0S1
box.
CeIery-Pascal, $101.5O a dozen
| punches; Boston market, $1.5001:75 a
p dozen lunches.
Cucdmbers-No. 1, $500 a box; No
,, sal d box.
Lettuce. etc-Lettuce, 40075c a doz
t en- heads: romaine, 75c a dozen heads
:. escarole, T5c a dozen heads; parsley
). $L5O017J a hushel; mint, soc a dozel
+ punches; watercress, zoe a dOzel
ii lunches
= Onions-Native, 75c bushel; Span
/, ish, $50 a crate; Cuban, $2.75 a crate
ID leells, $40GJOc a dozen punches.
1T quashes-Natiye marrow, T5c0$1
90 barrel; turban, $101.25 a barrel; west
E. ern hubbard, $20Q25 ton; pumpkins
81 a box.
Spinach, etc-Southern, $101.25
=. BARREL kale, 81 a barrel; beet greens
of 75c a bushel.
TurnipS-Yellow. 9Oc barre
French white, $175@2 a bag; whit
IT, egg and purple tops, SOC bushel.
er, scellaneOus-Carrots, 5O075c
- bushel; parsnips, Toe a bushel; radishet
of 81 box; beets, 75c0$1 a bushel; pei
lts pers, S2d2.50 a box; elephants, soutl
. o ern, S2(d2.50 a crate; okra. So so a crat,
he brussels sprouts. S0121kc a quar-
nd mushrooms, $1.500250 a basket; art
on chokes, $3.50 bushel; tomatoes, NJ
~. tive dollhouse. 20d25c a pound; CT
for ban. $3.50 four basket crate: oyst,
t. plants, 75cGS1 a dozen punches.
he Pork provisions are steady, with 1
'P nj change in prices.
ea Fresh beef is dull and easy at: E,
3 asG ira heavy sides. 71-4677 3-4c; goo
be 634@7 1-4c; li4bt, casio: heay
kinds, 9k6lQc; goo1. S1z09c: light. 7
2. ass; heavy fores, 5 14G151sc; good, .
- 3 f4c; light 4HG5c.
The market Tor. all fresh meats h;
NJ been ver2 dpi. as all the attention
Y the trade hrs been given to the Chris
ii mas poultry Lambs are dull sfnuttol
and y-earijug@ are quiet and veaIs. a
steady. Spring lambs, 111aa12c: IL
lambs, 90loc; muttons, 7l10Sc: yea
lings, Sa9c; veals, 10d12c.
Western turkeys are cleaning IA
" well, though the late receffSts IA,
been sold at slightly lower prices %
rule Considerable weight. wenf Es
cold storage. as the arrivals were
good condition end thpra was ma ros