Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
In HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Lead,ng
Products In Demand

quie'' oholce northern creamery, 20 !
z'c; western creamery, 26Q2Sc; yer-
mont dairy. 23026c.
The cheese market holds very steadr
the best lots selling at full psicps
York state, 131zQ141sc; Vermont 130
lac
Eggs appear to be steadily enhanc-
ing in value, though the demand for the
lower grades is slackening up a little.
owing to the high prices. Choice hen
merry and nearby. 42@44c: eastern ex-
tras, 35040c; western. 3OQ32c.
The fruit and vegetable market does
not change much. The demand still
shows a decided lack Of snap and
changes in prices have been few and
unimportant. There has been no i'm
provement in apples and the movement
OF other fruits has been limited
Pears have gone a little better. but
there is still room for much improve
ment
Grapes have been only moderately
active and top quotations have been
obtained for only very fancy lots. Bias
ket grapes have about run their course
| for this season, and consignments from
| California are steadily falling off.
A shortage of cars at the shipping
points has kept down the receipts of
potatoes and since the buying has been
steady, prices have ruled firm The ar
rivals of sweet potatoes also have been
light. The buying has been livelier
and they have gone higher String
and butter beans are more plenty and
much cheaper than they were Cab
bages are again coming in freely and
are slightly easier Onions continue
plenty and as they do not sell very fast
they are no more than steady. Celery.
lettuce and cucumbers are firm, and
Hubbard squaShes have hardened
slightly,
Apples-Wolf river, S3d3.50 bar
rel; Kings, 50 50d3.50 SHOWS, sos;
western Ben Davis, $1.75d2. 80; Har-
veys. $202 -; Baldwins, fancy, No. l,
S2d2 80: mixed lots, $1.2501.75; green
fngs. $1,000 p: pippins, S1.50d2;; com
mon green varieties, $101.50; box fruit
25cG$1.
Cranberries-Cape Cod, fancy, 500
10 barrel: choice, $S09; crates, STE
: 03
| Grapes-Westerh New York, pony
baskets. Catawbas. 15c: Concords, 15Q
1ec: Vergennes. 15Q1Ge; California PEI
four-basket crate. malagas $1.50dl.75
tokays. :S2d2. p: almerias, $4,000 q
barpsl and fancy higher.
Pears-Beurre Bose. $Z.5003 bush
ell: Beurre d'Anjou, $2Q2.50; seckels
fancy. S3d450; good to choice Sl.50Q
$50: Sheldons, fancy, $4,000; good tc
choice, S2Q2.5O; common sorts, Sf@
: 1.50.
otatoes-Aroostook Green noun
{ tains. 5lG53c a bushel; hebrons, 4SQ
: zoe: sweet potatoes, Jersey. $2a2.50
barrel: Norfolk and eastern shores
S150d1.75.
a Beans-Suing beans, southern. SO
II 350 a basket; butter beans, southern, 5
II a. a basket
"a Cabbage 75c@$l bar
)r rel. savoy. 75c a barrel; red, soc box.
Celerv-Boston market, $50 dozel
lunches; pascal $1@1.25; white 20
@$1. ,.u,.
attrce etc-Tettuce. 50075c doze
heads. romaire. roc: escarole, SOC; enc
orv. SOC: parsley, 40c bushel; mint %
dozen lunches: watercress, soc.
= onions-Native, 75c a bushel; Col
~ nectfcut river, 50@G5c a bushel; spar
isb So a crate leeks, SOC dozen bunei
re es. ,,un,
al s1,uashes-Marrow, 75cd$1 barre
W +,,,.Ilon S5c6S1: hubbard, $2OQ2o
)u ton: pumpkins, 2503Oc ooA, -,
If 1Turnips-Yellow, 9ocaSl q oagTt :.
= rroncb white. 81 a bag; eggs and ha'
~ coarse a bushel. oa1,,o
be Northumberland s9e 81,
no 49,. CARROTS eO6l75c a bushel; parsnl
1Sn@s1 \ bushel radishes' Sletl '9o =
vi -. sninach. 25c a bushel; .beets, "
DIS 75c bushel: peppers, 5 'oo JUS %
,r- eggnlants. $3Q3.50 a crate oAi", p, :,
" ersta. brussels sprouts, loc a qua
,athonsp tomatoes, 15020c a - =
nv L o'1Ifeowers S1.25 box: Jefusal'
- satinhokes. S1.5002 a bushei
a. NJ change is noted in the prlces
No nnuisions the market being VI
steady, WITH LUZ - in nrice 3
Fresh beef holds steady IN priuu
M demand. though only occasi :one :
choice steer brings full top p'i 90 ..
. citations are: Extra sides. 9esy 20 ..
III s14@S 3-4c;; light, iaor 80 ~
4. soou' 34G12zc; good, lloaIl =
minus aa1o15c: heavy fores' . lag
l neod' 5ns@ec; light, 5@515e. ,4,,, IL
on q
lis lambs are still firm, ana :
q the Jas ao unchanged. Spring i a,:os
ol sat- are are Fall limbs 1o@11c; year,lns,
mar ~ o. m,,ttons. 9@1oc yeais, lial- y
, eb ~ The receipts of turkeys are nJ
hath but lne " q fowls and chickens
per oasy The pest tsI.avS oOO
(; that North ern IuIheJS -
renant STEADY. 1SN20c; Id
n that western turheyN' ooGooo. mort
hath chickens, e-Uu--S'
ne said DrOlltl +s,s 1G62Oc, lows,
afore- roasting chlchene' 1ec. Yves