Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-10
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

24c.
Stocks of old cheese are small. and
full prices are being obtained New
cheese is firm and unchanged at: YORK
state. old. II 3-4d15c; Vermont, old IA
ola 34c; new cheese, 12dl4c.
Eggs are in moderate supply, and
prices are steadily held. Choice hen
rery and nearby. 21d22c. eastern ex-
tras. 19d2Oc: western. 17hG1Sc.
The b~ackwardness of the season has
kept down business in the local u
and vegetable market. The supplies
are small and prices are much higher
than they usually are at this time OF the
year.
Apples continue quiet, but receipts
are constantly diminishing. supplies are
small and prices have II hardening Ten
dency. Strawberries are plenty and
cheap.
Receipts Of old potatoes have been
heavy and as the demand has not been
brisk. prices are barely firm. New po-
tatOes are scarce and very firm. There
are but few sweet potatoes in the mar
ket. but .he demand is light. Receipts
Of asparagus have fallen off materially
and prices have gone up. String beans
are still scarce and high. Hothouse
cucumbers are firm, but c;rbbages have
grown fairly reasonable. Spinach and
kale are cheap. but dandeilonS Il beet
greens are d gh. Lettuce has had
quite an advuce. and Onions and tOma-
tees are finer. Texas and Bermuda
onions are LCl plenty. and the call for
Egyptians is so brisk that they are
strong in spite of large supplies. There
is little call for summer squashes, n
they are easy. Tu:nipS are steady.
Elephants and peppers are in light sup
ply and firm. Southern peas range
from $1.5O to So a basket. but most
sales are at the lower quotation because
most of the peas are poor.
Apples-Ben Davis, eastern, $1,000
4 a barrel; western, $4.50M5; northern
spies, $4d5; No. l Baldwins, fresh ar
rivals, $4@5; cold storage lots, $4,000;
No. 2 Baldwins, $2.5O03; No. l russets,
$4@5; No. 2 russets, $2.5Od3; box fruit,
$1@1.50.
Observation-Disclosures, 13@15c q
quart; Maryland, 10015c; Norfolk, 1CQ
12c; North Carolina, 10@12c.
Potatoes-Aroostook Green noun
tains, 750S0c a bushel; hebrons, 100
soc; rose, soc; new FlOridaS, $500
barrel; sweet potatoes, North Caro-
lima, $404.50 a crate; v%inelands, $50
2.25 a basket.
Asparagus-Native, $1.5OQ3 a dozel
punches; Jersey, $5@6.
Beans-String beans, southern, green
I S405 a basket; wax, $2.5003.
: Cabbages-New southern, $1.75@2.2
a crate.
Cucumbers-Native dollhouse, $500
" 4.25 a box; Floridas, $1.5002 a crate.
,e Greens-Spinach, 60GT0c a bushe
le kaIe, 4O65Oc a bushel; dandelions, 75cN
y 81 a bushel; beet green's. $1@1.25
" bushel..
II Lettuce. etc-Lettuce, $101. so a do:
en- heads; romaine, $1@1.25: chicory, S
e~scarole, 75cd$1; mint, 81 a doze
lunches; watercress, 5O075c; parslel
$1.7502 a bushel.
Squashes-Hubbard, $50 a ton; SUI
mer, $202.50 a crate.
u Tomatoes-Hothouse, 20025c
by pound; southern, $3.5004.5O a crate.
nc. Turnips-Yellow, $2@2.25 a barre
all French white, 50 a bag; white eggs al
IN flats, 5Od75c a bushel; bunch turniI
pit $1.25 a dozen punches.
at Observation-Disclosures. 40d50c
the bushel box; beets, 75c0$1 a bush
rec bunch beets, $1.5Od2 a dozen buncht
carrots, $1.2501.75 a bushel; bunch c.
Ime rots, $101.25 a dozen lunches; es
to plants, $3.50 a crate; oy%sterplants, S
$50 a dozen punches; parsnips. $101
OF a bushel; southern peas, $1.5O03 a b
ket: peppers, $2.50d3 a crate; radish
$1@1.50 a bushel box; celery, $3.50
- dozen punches; Okra, So a crate; mui
rooms, S1.5002.50 a basket; cal
flowers, $2.5Od3 a basket.
Bean pork was marked down 25c, |
of other pork provisions are steady q
last unchanged.
late There is IN ample supply of FRI
exes beef in the market, and with a moo
cred ate demand, the prices remain ca
n of though not quotably lower. The q
ter's ~tations are: Extra sides, heavy, s /
use, SIC; good, 73-40Sc; light. 707"
te OF heavy kinds, 10 1-4@1Okc; good, 90
this 1Oc; light, 9Q9hc; heavy fores, 6 1
Iyeiy 6hc; good. 53406c; light. 5@5hc.
said Lambs are well sold up. the
mand being good, with a moderate
ply. Prices hold firm. Spring IAN
. 14@15c; yearlings, 11@12c; mutt
9611c; veals. 10d12c; fancy, 13c.
vA Poultry is steadily held, with l
~ receipts of choice stock. Native brt
- chickens. bib, 3S@40c; western broil
2&630c; fresh killed northern fowl!
617c; western iced fowls, 15016c.
! Ine Hay is in good demand and prices
guide firm: straw is very firm. with small
tSsss ferings: millfeed is quiet but ste
alone, HAY. choice. S25; No. 1, 2 3.50d24: lc
ICY - grades. S16d22; rye straw, $13.50
urtne oat straw, S10d11.
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