Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-05
In HUB mARKETS
Quotations on the LEADING
Products In Demand


1flc-S are easier, though receivers are
not ready to make material conces-
Slohs. Choice northern creamery. 270
Z9c western creamery, 26027c; Yer
mont dairy, 22025c.
life best grades of cheese are steady
III both tone and prices. The quota
uons are: York state, 131lb01141ac; Yer.
mont, .13014c.
4ne warm weather has had bad eff
fect upon the egg market, and ship.
ments from the west have been com.
Ing forward in bad order. At the same
time nearby and hennery eggs are
hrmer. Choice hennery and nearby,
04Q30c; eastern extras, 32035c; west.
ern, 24Q27c.
1t has been pretty quiet in the local
fruit and vegetable market. The warm
weather took all the snap out Of the
buying, and sales have been light Pc
tatoeS alone, of all the vegetables, have
had good, steady sale.
Receipts of apples have been very
heavy, and although many went into
storage or We're shipped across the wa
ter or to the south, the offerings have
been much in excess of the demand
Quotations have not changed much, but
sales at the top price have been the ex-
ception rather than the rule. Hard
winter and ordinary varieties are espe-
ciaIly easy
Cranberries have accumulated a lit
tie on account Of the light demand and
are somewhat cheaper Receipts Of do
nestle grapes have not been heavy,
and as the demand has been sharp, they
are higher. Peaches have about rum
their course for this season. Ounces
are in light supply and firm.
Sweet potatoes are doing better, and
good market is looked for. Cabbages,
onions, peppers and squashes are in
good supply and cheap. The market
is well stocked also with string beans,
but they are rather poor ones. Celery,
| cucumbers and lettuce are firm. Tur-
nips are steady. Tomatoes are not
very plenty.
Apples -Gravensteins, $304 a bar
rel; Macintosh reds, $2.50@4; kings
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Ben Davis, $202. 70; Harvey, $2@2. so
Baldwins, No. /, $175d2 20; greetings
| $1.7502. 20; pippins, $1.5002 %; pound
sweets, $2.5OG3; common green varie-
ties, $101.50.
Cranberries-Cape Cod, fancy, SIS q
barrel; common to good, $6.50@7; crates
81. 25@2. so.
Grapes-Western New York, pony
baskets, Catawbas, 15016c; Concords,
14@15; California, per four-basket
crate. Malagas, $1.50td175 Tokays
$1.75Q2; almerias, $35OQ6 a barrel
Pears-Bartletts, 5000 a bushel
| beurre bose, $2Q3; beurre danjOus
So; seckles, fancy, $3t04.5O; common tc
| good, $1.5002.5 80; Sheldons, fancy, $50
$50; common to good, $202.50; com
mon sorts, $101.50.
Plums-Californi varieties, S1(d1.5C
a four-basket crate.
Quinces-York state, $5.5006 a bar
rel, and $2@3.50 bushel California, 81
| box.
POtatoeS-AfoOStOOk Green noun,
tains. 53055c a bushel: Hehrons. 50Q
53c; sweets, Jersey, $1.7502 a barrel
Norfolk, $1.25@1.50; eastern shore
81. 25@1.50.
| Beans-String beans, Baltimore, 75C
0$1 a basket; Norfolk, $1.50@2; Lima
beans, $1.75 bushel.
bbages-Drumhead, $2@3 a hun
dred heads. and Toe barrel; Savoy, 75C
Il barrel; red, soc a bushel box.
CeIery-Boston market. $1.5001.75 3
dozen punches; paschaI, $1.25@1.50
white, 75c@$1.25.
Lettuce, etc-Lettuce, 50060c doz
en- heads; romaine, soc; escarole, SOC
chicory, 25c; parsley, 25c busheI
mint. soc a dozen punches; watercress
40c dozen punches.
Onions-Native, Toe bushel; Con
necticut river. 5O065c bushel; Span
ish. So a crate; leeks, SOC a doze1
punches.
ouashes-Marrow 81 barrel; tur
ban. $1.25 a barrel; Hubbard $50 ton
pumpkins, soc bushel box.
Tomatoes-Native, $101.50 bushel
green tomatoes, 100000 a bushel.
Turnips- Yellow, 90c0S1 a barrel
French white. $3.50 bag; white egg
and flats. 5O0i75c bushel.
Miscellaneous-Cuc $3(dS
box: carrots, 60075c a bushel; parsnips
S701. 25 busheI; radishes, 2505Oc
hoX: spinach, zoe a bushel; beets, GOO
75c bushel; peppers, 75@85c bush
OIL elephants, S2.5003 a crate: okra
81 .5OG2 a crate; brussels sprouts, /
0712Hc q quart; caulifowers, Sl.2oG
10 a box; Jerusalem artichokes, $40
$50 bushel.
There was a general advance in tn
Drices of pork provisions
Fresh beef is very steadily held
few choice cattle still bringing III
prices. though the demand is not actiot
The quotations are: Extra sides, ~
e3-4c: good, 81-4@S sac; light Haol
heavy kinds, II 3-40121Ac; good' LIZ
11hc: light, 9@101sc; heavy fores' Q l
07c: good, 51a@6c; light, 5q91ac.
: There is a steady market Tor lahlps
, unchanged prices; veals are 81