Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-06-15
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on Leading Products
In Demand

COuuItlOuS mere. RecelDtS die uedNy
and trade is very light, as buyers are
slow to respond to the firmer market.
The jobbing prices are: Choice north
ern creamery, 27M2Sc; western cream
cry, 2612M2772c; Vermont dairy, % 81
@24c
New cheese is in full supply, but the
best makes are not plentiful, and high
err prices are quoted for really choice
lots. Old cheese is we'll cleaned up, aud
the few lots offering bring full quota
tons. York state, 15M1513c; Vermont,
14M15c; new cheese, 11W121ac.
There is a very firm market for all
choice lots of fresh gathered nearby
and eastern eggs, but western are easy,
though not quotably lower. Choice
hennery and nearby, 21F22c; eastern
extras, 10000; western, 17019c.
, A good demand and smaller receipts
have made the local fruit and vegetable
market somewhat frmer. Lettuce is
ve"y plenty and much lower, but Gu
Cumbers are not nearly as plentiful As
they have been and asparagus is really
scarce. The receipts from the south
also have fallen off String beans and
peas bring fancy prices and southern
tomatoes are by no means cheap. Cab
bages are fairly reasonable: prices diff
fer to correspond with the quality and
the condition. Receipts of Seas0nable
fruits also have diminished, and, al
though the average of prices is not
much changed. the market is more III
| favor of the seller than it has been.
The season for old potatoes is pretty
nearly over and supplies are small: new
stock is fairly plentiful and Of good
quality. Onions are frmer under
smaller receipts. Rhubarb and idande-
lions are in fair supply only. Radishes
are cheaper.
Apples-Russets, $15002.5O barrel;
BaldWins. fancy Massachusetts cold
storage, $3M4; No l Maine, $1.15M2;
mixed Maine, $1.50017J; No. ,, $!M
125; northern spies, $15002. 80; Ben
Davis, $1M1.50
Berries-Strawbe berries, Jersey. sale
quart; Delaware. Sd10c; Maryland, S
| 01Oc; black berries, North Carolina, -
/ @15c quar-.
| . ntalOupes-Florida. standard
crates, $2.5O03; pony crates, $1.73M2
Chelries-CalifOrnia $1.1JM2.50 s
pound box.
Peaches-Florida Greensboros, SLID
az 6-basket carrier
Plums-Georgia, $2M2.5O 24-basket
crate.
Watermelons-FIo 4005Oc each
Potatoes-ArOOstook Green noun
tains, 7JM90c bushel; new southern
stock, s. 23d3.JO barrel; sweet pota-
toes, Vinelands. S175M2 basket; North
Carolina, $3.5O,04 crate.
Aspara gus-Native, $3.J0M6 box OF
three dozen punches; Jersey, $2d4 doZ-
: en- punches.
Beans-String beans, southern green
81 .50N2 basket; wax, $1.15M2.5O.
bbages-SOuthern, 75c0$1 crate
Celery-Florida washed, $1.1o0-
dozen punches.
=, umbers-Hothouse fancy, 81 4
box: choice, $3.50; medium. $3.50; No
2, So Floridas, S1M1.5O basket
Greens-Spinach, 10M15c bushel
= dandeions. 23M40c bushel
Lettuce, etc-Lettuce, 2063Oc box
romaine, 75cfd$1 dozen heads escaroIe
75c; chicOry, 81; watercress, 10000,
dozen punches; mint, 75c0$1: parsley
$1015O bushel
Onions-TeXas, S1M125 crate; Egyp
e tan, 81. 2JM3 bag; leeks. J017Jc doZel
e, punches.
-/.L
IS 81 crate; marrow, $1.5O42 crate.
n omatoes-Hothonse 121AM13c
at pound: Florida. $2M3 carrier; Missis
l. sippi, S5cM$1 box.
le MANIFESTATIONS old S1.7JM2 barrel
ie new, $3.50; French white $500
es bu; white bunch turnips, $101.25 doze
III lunches
lie MiscellaneOus-Rh 40M60c
IN box; beets, 75c bushel; bunch beets, S
n al 25 dozen punches; carrots, G5MSJ
OF bushel; bunch carrots, 73c0$1 doze
b. punches; elephants, seas crate; oyste
ee plants SI0I1 % dozen punches; pa
he ships, 50075c bushel peas, ST .5002 !.
at basket peppers, $202.50 carrier; RAT
id ishes 250i35c box; okra, $3.50 crat,
~ muSnfOOll9S, p pOuuu, afl1cuOkeS, !
@15O bushel.
he There has been very steady mark,
for pork provisions, no changes beir
k noted in prices, and the demand hell
. ing steady.
The price of fresh beef has bee
forced up at least 1-4c by the westel
shippers, tops now bringing fully II l.
Del in small way Trade is very slow,
neither the consumers nor the retaile
take kindly to the idea of higher price
the Extra sides, 10 3-4@11 lac; good, 10 l
srk m1O 3-4c; light, 934@1O lac; hea,
ar binds, 12K@13c; good, 12@12Ac; ligl
in 11hM12c; heavy fores, 9M91ac; GOO
,tb 8BM9c; light, SM8Kc.
er- The best winter lambs are somewh
aat easier than they were week ago, U
hat der a quiet trade and liberal receip
ted }veals are steady. Choice spring lam
With 15M17c; winter lambs, 11Ml21sc; We;
we'd lings, S@1Oc; muttons, 10@11c; yea