Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

smaller. The 3obbing quotations are:
Choice northern creamery, 26hQ27hc;
western creamery. 25hG26lae; Vermont
dairy. 24d2oc.
Cheese 10 in moderate demand, prices
being Arm and unchanged York
state. l2xGi5c; Vermont, 12h01sc.
Western eggs are coming In poor or
der and prices take q vide range a. TO
quality. Choice hennery and nearby
are considerably hishsr than q week
ago. Choice hennsry and nearby, 230
2oe; eastern extras, 20622c; western, 16
610c.
The recent favorable weather has
caused larger receipts Of ssasonable
fruits and vegetables. and these with Q
lighter demand have brought q general
~ lower range Of prices. Most Of the
smaller fruits also are easier. and the
few that remain high are % only BE-
cause they are scates. Cucumber and
cabbages have grown very much cheap
or. Lettuce 10 plenty and easy and
new beets and carrots are very reason
able.
Apples are dull. A few barrels Of last
years crop are still In the local coolers.
Tasmanian fruit Is here and has a very
fair sale at S2JOG3 q box. The new
southern crop Is very late this season.
Only few scattering lots have been
received from Virginia; at this time
last year Jersey apples were here.
Blackberries are plenty, but most Of
them not very good. Blueberries are
still rather high. Raspberries are
scarce. There are not great many
strawberries in the market. the native
supply being pretty well exhausted.
CanteloupeS are easy. The quotations
Oh California stock are for good ship.
ping fruit; ripe lots go about 81 crate
lower
Potatoes have been steady. but the
demand has not been very brisk Ap-
parently the retailers still have good
many old potatoes, for they are not buy
Ing the new On-s very freely. Ma
tive cabbages are taking the place Of
those from the south, and the latter are
weak. Native string beans are plenty
and are preferred to those from the
south. Egyptian onions are in good de-
HAnd; few natives have appeared in
the market, but they are small. Toma-
| toes are scarce, and fancy ripe lots
have a ready sale at good prices
Squashes are dull and easy. Native
peas are cheap.
Apples-Northern spies, $5@1 bar
rel; No, 1 russetS, $6CdS; domestic box
fruit, $1.5Od2; Tasmanian, $2.5O@3.
ApricOts-California $1.75@2.25 a
four-basket crate.
BerrieS-Blackbe berries, 1J(d17c a at:
blueberries, 1602Oc a quart; gooseber-
ries, 9d11c quart; raspberries, pints
12014c; cups, SC; strawberries, SQ15c
quart.
| Canteloupes-Florida $1.7502 q
crate; Georgia, $2.5O03: California
pony crates, $3.50; standard crates
$3.50.
Currants-York state, s@10c {
quart.
Observation-Disclosures $1T5@225 ;
box; Georgia, $3@3.50 a carrier
Plums-California $1.75@2. 10 four
basket crate.
Potatoes-Aroostook Green noun
: tains, 35@40c bushel; Dakota reds, 2
030c; Bliss, 25@30c; new southern
stock, $1.7502.50 a barrel; sweet pota
toes, North Carolina, $4d4.5O a crate
Beans-String beans, native green
$3.50 a bushel; wax, $3.50; souther
green, $1@1.50 a basket; wax, 81 .5Od1
Cucumbers-Hothou S1.5O02
box; Norfolk, 75c@$125 a basket.
Cabbages-Native, $125 barre
Long Island, $1.25 barrel; Baltimore
$1@1.25 a crate.
Lettuce, etc-Lettuce, 10015c boz
romaine. SOC a dozen heads; escarol,
e T5cd$1 a dozen heads; chicory, 5O07j
: a dozen heads; mint, 15c a doze
y punches; watercress, 4Oc doze
&c punches; parsley, 25c bushel.
h Onions-Egyptian $1,000 a tw,
4 bushel bag; leeks, 81 dozen punches
+ quashes-Southern marrow, So
= ! crate; summer, 81 g crate
,e Tomatoes-Hothouse, 15c a poun,
Is Norfolk, $2G2.5O a crate; Mississippi
I'd $1.35 crate.
as Turnips-Yellow, $2@2.5O a barre
IN French white, 5Ocd$1 a bag; viii
n bunch, 25c a dozen punches.
of Northumberland beets, 2Od3,
~ a dozen punches; carrots, $175d2
ee bushel; bunch carrots, 25d35c a dozt
hs punches; eggplants, 81 crate: natl,
at pears, 75cd$1 bushel: peppers. 81. 90
~ ~ crate; radlshes, 75c box: celery. 25c
wv 81 a bunch; okra, SO a crate: mus
no rooms, S1.50d2 so basket; caulifiowe
he native. 81 a dozen
d. There is some irregularity in smok
X meats, but other pork provisions a
steady and unchanged
- Fresh beef is very slow Of sale. as T
trade does not respond readily to
last advance in prices. Receipts a
normal The quotations are: Ext
sides. 9 1-4@10c; good, S1a09c: ligl
w 73-4dS 1-4c: heavy kinds, II 1-4GI:
a. good, 1Olz@11c; light. 9h@1O l.
heavy fores, Z l-4@Sc; good, 6h0'
light, 6Q6 lac.
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