Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-25
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

bringing DetteL ueHlauu Tor storage.
choice northern creamery, 2l@22c:
western. 2Uq21c; Vermont dairy, ira
1gc.
Cheese IS a little easier, and it is not
no>s.ble to quote over lie for whole
sale lots. though some choice lots are
selling slightly above this in jobbing
way. York state, 101z@11c; western,
1OQ11c.
There is a firm market for eggs, espe-
ciarv for choice fresh laid at: Choice
bepnery and nearby, 22G23c; eastern,
1oG2Oc; western, 17@19c.
Local wholesale fruit and vegetable
dealers continue to do good business,
and further broadening is looked for
II. the next few weeks, when the season
at the beaches and other summer re-
sorts will have got fairly going. The
buving has come very largely from
nearby sources. but it has been salts
factory. The market is as we'll stocked
as il ever is at this season of the year
the variety is large, and prices, with
one or two exceptions, are low.
There is not a great deal doing in ap
ples. but they are well cleaned up. 4
few lots Of Virginia apples have made
their appearance. They were yer.
| green. hard and not much bigger thai
| n plum. but the house that receives
them removed them readily. Old stocI
is nearly out of the market. Russell
and Ben Davis are now the only kind
| that can be quoted. Strawberries hav
been in heavy supply and prices hav
been low. Blackberries are much NOR
plenty and cheaper, but they do not Sc
very fast. Offerings of watermelon
are larger and they are having som
what better sale. Peaches are NJ
plenty and the quality of the arriva
is rather ordinary as rule. Cherrl'
are a trife lower.
Sweet potatoes are scarce, high al
not very active. Supplies OF asparag'
have increased and prices have droppe
J CabbageS and tomatoes are in full su
ply and easy. Cucumbers are stead
) Texas onions are plenty and rath
weak. but Egyptians seem to be clea
e ing up better and are frmer. Peas
= not over-abundant and under a good
: mand are firm. Squashes are son
: what lower. Native caulifiowers
now in the market. Elephants
{ cheap.
: Professionalism Green mol
s tains, S1.1Od1 % a .bushel; Dakota r
9Od95c; Prince Edward Island chem
goes, 95c@S1; red, 81; new southi
: rose, S405 a barrel; Bliss, S3.oOo
IN sweets, North Carolina, $4,000
rel or crate.
Asparagus-Native extra large, .
d Ia box; common to good, $500.
# Beans-String beans, southern gre
q S1.2561 so a basket; wax, $1.25@1.5t
Is bbages-Hothouse No. /, $2.5
y, ,e $50 a box; No. 2, $1.25@1 80; Florid
d. $1.25 a basket.
Is Lettuce, etc-Lettuce, 25@5oc bu
m Ell box; romaine, J0CG75c dozen hea
,eI escarole, soc a dozen heads; chico
100 SOC a dozen heads; parsley, S1.75 br
in ell; mint, CSC a dozen punches; wa
i'll cress. southern, 35c dozen bunche
p on Onions-Texas, $3.50 crate; E.
'all tian. S202.5O a 2-bushel bag; bu
vt. onions, $4,000 bushel box; leeks, )
. a dozen punches.
Souashes-EIorida marrow, 81.
$50 a crate; southern white, S1.5OC
package.
Tomatoes-Native dollhouse, 400
nound. southern, S2.5003 a. crate
Turnips-Tellow, 81 a bag; tr'
white. "a a bag; bunch turnips, 25(
a dozen punches.
Neutrality-suspicious. native, 81
2.25 a buskeI; carrots, $1.5O01.1
buShel; bunch carrots, 81 dozen bu
es: parsnips. $1.5OQ2 a bushel;
sur ishes, 81 a bushel box; spinach, 1O'
as4 a bushel; bunch beets, 60c a d
,ato punches; peppers, S2.50@3 C
I"'0 mushrooms, $3@4 basket; native
ster barb, 25@50c a bushel box;
9 to flowers. natives, 81 dozen heads;
ad- ida, $50 a basket; elephants,
ron crate; celery, T5c@S1.5O a big bl
okra. $2Q2.50 a crate.
: Apples-Russets No. l., Rox
. S45005.50 a barrel; No. 2, S3Q4
Davis, $4@5.
~ Berries-Strawberri native,
- 12c; Hudson river, 1Od14c; Jerst
ale; Delaware, 9611c; blackbe
arm North Carolina, 11012c a quart.
CaRtaloupes-Florida crates, S
TIC 8: pony crates, S2@2.5O.
llieS All hams, including skinned
oon- boiled, have been advanced, but
!, backs and short cut pork have
"ell marked down 25c.
nea- The sellers of fresh beef fround
possible to maintain the recent
vance in prices, in the face of
pair, receipts; and slack demand res
cent from the beef agitation, and the
Lac was marked off the Quotatio
ooou the best cattle Extra sides, 3
good good, 1-4Q1lac; light, 6 3-4Q7c;
! the binds, 10al0lkc; good, 93-4@
light. s 3-4Q9c; heavy fores, 5 IA
ae good, 5d5 lie; light, 4 3-4@5c.
ugar There is firm market for
trees lambs, but yearlings and veal
quiet but steady. Kentucky spr