Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-29

Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

for choice lots at: Choice northern 6
creamery. 2S1zQ2912c; western cream I
cry. 2514Q211zc; Vermont dairy, 22d2Jc.
Cheese is steady in demand at firm
prices. York state, 131zd141zc; Yer
mont. 13Q14c.
There has been a further advance in
choice hennery eggs, and the best west
Urn stock is also higher Choice hen
merry and nearby, 35036c; eastern ex-
tras. 30d32c; western, 24d27c.
The local, fruit and vegetable market
! has been quiet at times, but the trad
ing has been quite up to the average
! of former years at this season. The
growth Of farm and garden truck las
gone on unframed by frost, and local
| supplies are considerably larger than
| they usually are at this time of the |
year.
Apples, grapefruit and pears are !
plenty. but the offerings of other fruits
are none too large for the demand.
Dealers have had difficulty in filling
the orders for cranberries. Grapes,
with the exception of Concords. have
been rather scarce.
The apple market is in pretty fair
shape on fancy eating stock, but the
demand for hard winter varieties and
ordinary lots is slack and the feeling
is rather weak. Cranberries continue
in excellent demand, and as supplies
are small, prices have advanced fur
Their Grapes also are active.
Potatoes are in good request and
: |. steady. Cabbages, onions, turnips and
sduashes are abundant. Native string
beans have disappeared for this season;
| southern string beans are plenty. Let
tuce. cucumbers and celery are firm.
Receipts of tomatoes are steadily de-
creasing.
: pples-Gravensteins, $3@4 bar
7; rel; Kings, $2.5003; SHOWS, SOS; Ben
I Davis. western, $2.25@3; wealthy, $40
E 2.75; Harvey, $2.25@25 80; Baldwins,
!. No. 1, $2@2.25; greetings, $1.75@2 %;
;, porters and pippins, $1.50Q2.25; pound
e sweets, $202.50; common green varie-
o ties. $101.5O; crabapples. $1Q2 bar
rel.
Of Cranberries-Cape Cod, fancy, $S@
$50 a barrel; fair to good, $65O@7:
crates, $2.25@2.50.
baskets, Delawares, 1Sc; Salems, 13Q
lie; Niagaras, 15@17c; Concords, 15c
CALIFORNIA; per four-basket crate, NAL
TT, agas, S1.5O@1.75; tokays, $1.75d2; al
in merias, $3.5O@6 barrel.
Peaches-Colorado, $1.7502 a box
he western New York, 81. 25@2.75 two
ais basket carrier.
W. Pears-Bartletts, $2@3 a bushel
,rt beurre bose, Sc, 5O@3.5O; seckels, fancy
be 1904; common to good, $1.5O@2.5U
th Sheldons, $2d2 so; common sorts, SIC
II, In 1.50.
.of Plums-Calfornia varieties, $1@1.5
%, four-basket crate.
pr Quinces-York state, $3.50 barrel.
alo Potatoes-Aroostook Green mouI
Use, tains, 52Q55c bushel; sweet potatoe
unit Jersey, $1.75@2 barrel; Norfolk, ST.
also; eastern shore, $1.25@1. 80
Beans-String beans, Baltimore, x
. @S1 a basket; Noffolk, $1.5Od2; Lin
beans. SITS bushel
bbages-Drumhead, $263 a hu
dred and 75c barrel; savoy, Toe ba
rel; red, SOC a bushel box.
CeIery-Native, 75c@$1.50 a doz
ivy punches.
to Lettuce, etc.-Lettuce, $4,000 d.
we en- neaus' roniaine' w uoAen nea'
25c a dozen heads; parsley, 25c'a bu'
to ell: mint soc a dozen punches; wat
zoo cress. 4Oc dozen punches.
Onions-Native, roc a bushel: c.
usU necticut river, 5O@6Oc bushel; Sp'
ish, So a crate; leeks, soc a doz
punches.
Squashes-Marrow 81 a barrel; t
ban, S125 barrel Hubbard, $50 a t
pumpkins, SOC bushel box.
Tomatoes-Native, 75c@$1.50 blu
Ell, green tomatoes, 50d60c bushel
Turnips-Yellow, 90c@$1 a bar
French white. $3.50 bag; white e
and flats, 50075c bushel.
U. Neutrality-suspicious. S2d
box; carrots, 60675c bushel; p
nips, $1@1.25 a bushel; green corn,
ns 0$1 bushel; radishes, 2505Oc b
ell box; spinach, zoe bushel; beet:
@75c bushel; peppers, 75dS5c b
eli; elephants, $2.50Q3 crate; o
$1.50d2 a crate; brussels sprouts,
1215c a quart; caulifiower, S12501.
II at box; citron melons, SOC bushel
'day, Fresh ribs 'I are 1c lower. but ou
clock of that there is no change reporte
: the pork provisions.
Fresh beef has stiffened up lit
GU III choice fOreS and the outside on W
mile cattle. The new quotations are: E
the sides. 9Q9 3-4c: good, 8 1-4dS 3-4c;
TdSc; heavy binds. IL 3-4@121ac;
Con 11@11l2c; light, 9010kc; heavy +
)ulld- u 1-4@Ic;good. 515@6c: light. 5d5
nr of The arrivals of fresh beef have
-, somewhat larger than for Sc
tlllCy weeks. but in spite of this, higher p
place cattle are predicted.
upp still p m6s are Ee easier thoD Dut tbe
school ply is increasing. Spring lambs
hn | 1a- O