I like last fall's leaves. Many people like straw.

In general a veggie garden benefits from a mulch that will break down in a reasonable amount of time and that can be incorporated into the soil during the off season.

Your link appears to all be various soil amendments, not mulches.

Mulching - done on top of the soil to control soil moisture levels and subdue weeds - as opposed to amendments that are mixed into the soil - include straw (my personal preference), hay, grass clippings, leaf mold, shredded dead leaves, compost, and similar organic materials. They not only stabilize moisture levels and help control weeds but also feed the plants and improve the soil.

Commercially sold wood chip mulches should be avoided in the vegetable garden environment.

If you want some additional suggestions check out all the discussions on the Soil & Mulch forum here.

Dave

Here are some of the other discussions on mulches if you want to scan through them.

Here is a link that might be useful: What to use for mulch discussions

I totally missed the that there is a Soil and Mulch forum! :)

I guess the local soil/rock place doesn't have the volume for anything other than the wood chip mulches, thanks for letting me know it all needs to break down faster than that.

My brother Bags his grass and puts that in his rows. He doesnt have many weeds and should put his garden in a magazine sometime.
Mine, I just roto-till, I have someone mow my grass and dont have that option.