Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-22
I'M HUB MARKETS
Quct9tlons on the Leadin5
Products In Demand

firm. though no further change IN
prices is noted. Choice northern
creamery, 2Sd291ac; western creamery.
2542Tc; Vermont dairy, 22d2Jc.
Cheese is very firmly held at full
prices. York state, 13k4141zc; Yer
mont, 13Q14c.
Strictly choice lots of eggs hold very
firm. though on poorer grades there is
"a slightly easier feeling. Choice hen
merry and nearby, 32M34c; eastern ex-
tras, a29n32c; western, 23G26c.
The local fruit and vegetable mar
ket continues to improve The buying
has been increased and as receipts ID
many cases have been smaller. the mar
ket has cleaned up better than II had
before in several weeks. Prices have
| not changed a great deal, but the gen
! eral tone is frmer than it was.
! The apple market as a whole is DO
ing well, though hard winter varieties
| are not going easily and common frult
! is draggy. Fancy fall varieties are III
| steady request and sales of red table
stock above quotations are frequent.
Good cooking stock also has a ready
| sale. The demand for cranberrles IS
urgent, but strictly fancy lots are not
easy to find. Other markets are fully
as high as the local one.
Receipts of potatoes are rather light
because cars are scarce at the shipping
points and prices are incliped to adj
vance Sweet potatoes are in plenty
dull and easy. Cabbages and caull-
flowers are plenty and onions are Gem
ing forward freely. Most arrivals of
onions are small and ordinary and sell
slowly, but there is steady demand
az full quotations for good stock. Gu
cumbers are not very plenty and they
hold no well. Tomatoes are in light
supply and fiFmer. Squashes and tur
nips are unchanged. Green corn anc
native string beans are gradually dis
appearing from. the market.
Apples-Alexanders $2.50d3 bar
rel. eravensteins, S3d4; Mackintosl
: reds. S2.5OG4; SHOWS, $2@3; 2O-ounce
: S202.75: wealthy, S202.75; greetings
II 81. 75d2 %: porters and pippins, Sl.oOt
1t Q %: pound sweets, $202.5O; Kings
pf 81. 5O03: common green varieties, $40
J. 30. box fruit, 25c@S1; crabapples,
" az barrel.
ne Cranberries-Cape Cod, fancy, So
a 80 a barrel; common to good, So.oo(
:, ESQ: crates, $202.50.
"a Grapes-York state, pony Dasket
Dplawares. 1601Sc; Salems, 10
Niagaras. 13@15c; ConcOrds, 12013
california muscats, $1.5002 a fou
' basket crate; mala gas, $1.5001. 10
PEACHES Colorado, $1.25@1.75 a. bo
u York state, 81. 7503.25 two-basket ca
A rier.
q Pears-BartIetts, S2@3 "a bushe
Beurre Bose. 25G03; seckels, fame
S3G4: fair to good, S1.50@250; sht
dons. S2d2. 50; common sorts, SlQl.1
Potatoes-Aroostook Green mou
stains .A55M57c a busAel; sweet potato'
Jersey. $202.25 a barrel; NortG
81. 2501.5O; eastern shore, 81 Ql.5'
Beans-String beans, $1.5002 a bus
q. butter beans, S1.5O02 a bushel; sh
beans. S2d2.5O a bushel; Lima bea
81. 25G1.75 a bushel.
Cabba res-Drumhead $203 a b
dred and 75c barrel; Savoy, 75c
rel; red. soc bushel box.
.Celery-Native, 75c@sl.5o do
bunclfes.
I o+tuce etc-Lettuce, 506T5c BIT
t' 81 hoy. romaine, soc a. dozen hes
- escarolle. soc a dozen heads; chlc'
o5c a dozen heads; parsley, 2oc bt
81. mint. soc dozen punches; wa
cross. 4Oc a dozen punches.
Onions-Native, roc @bushel;
rocticut river. 50065c bushel; 81
ish So a crate; leeks, soc a dc
lunches.
Souasbes-Marrow 81 a Darrell
han 81 u a barrel; Hubbard. 81;
ton; pumpkins, soc bushel box
Tomatoes-Native, 75cQSl.5O b
81: green tomatoes, 50@G0c bushe
Turnips-Yellow, 9Oc0$1 a bal
French white. $3.50 a bag; white
and flats. 5O@75c a bushei.
Miscpllaueous-Cuc $40
box; carrots. SIC bushel; parSnlp
6125 a bushel; green corn, 7Jcd
bushel: radishes, 2J050c a bushel
spinach. 20c a bushel; beets' 6o'Q
bushs; peppers, 75@S5c bushel;
plants S10125 a box; okra, Sl'oo
crate: brussels sprouts, 1OQ1-H
1xY quart: caulifowers, 5OcdS1.2o a.
sEY citron melons, soc a bushel box
There is no change in the pric
pork provisions, the market
steady.
slightly firmer tone devaop'
- the market for fresh beef and
choice cattle were sold at 1-4c
vance over previous ruling quota
Extra sides, 9Q914c; good, =
ad and s Sac; light, 7GSc; heavy h!nds,
Zinc @12lsc good. 11@111Ac; light. ga
heavy fores, 6 1-4d61kc; good, u
Iinfoor Light 5d51kc.
20 ond The supply of both lambs and
|, from eastern points has been CT
"0" by the new law, which puts sue
on stacleS in the way of the
butchers that they are no longer a
.o, ship to this market as in the past
o' market is therefore very firm