Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-01-30
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portsnt factor in promoting the success OF
millers at present
Quotations spripg bran in sacks to arrive
$3.50; middHugs s24 OO627.0O 2 ton; C $
s4.7 75 y ton; winter wheat, nominal.
meal, sacks. s25. .75(a28 90 20 arrive aud s27.OO
for spot
MUTTON AND VEAL.-Mutton and
veal are qniet on the whole. Trade in lambs
is steady and common yeals are dull and
easy but choice ones are firm aud well sold
up. Mutton is quiet, with an easy tendency.
Quotations: Lambs. GA 10e.; mutton.
choice, 1ldS4c.; veal, fancy, 10(dlO4c.; poor
to good, cas-.
PORK AND FORK PRODUCTS.-Thc
Cincinnati Prices Current says that the quaE
ity Of the hogs is very good but the average
weight continues to fall largely short OF
year ago.
Quotations: Long cuts and short cuts
sl3 OOdl3 30; backs, sl3 2j6l3 10; lean
ends, Sl3 00d 10 50; pork tongues,
sl7 90; mess, si2 10; prime mess.
sl3 70; ex prime, sll 75 butt pork, $40 90;
fresh ribs, 7!c; sausages Tic; bologns
sausagcs, &C. hams, 94M lie; smoked
shoulders, 7!c; corned 6ic; smoked
ribs &c: homeless breakfast bacon,
% 10c; pressed hams, l0i dllc. Lard,
9o0lc. Dressed hogs, &c.
POTATOES.-POtatoes remain about the
same as heretofore noted, prices taking the
range Of from 0Oc to Sl.lO. 1t is rather sur
prisng that the demand is as good as 1t is,
considering the prices. The demand for
Seed Rose from the south has begun to set
in, which renders holders very firm in their
ideas
Quotations. Maine Hebrons, 95C6l O5;
Maine Rose, ,95cjdsl O5; New Hampshire and
Vermont Rose, IIebrons and New York aud
Vermont Burbanks, 9Ocdl 90; Prince Ed
ward Island Chenangoes, i5c(a90c; sweet
potatoes. Z! % d3O0.
New York Rose, Hebron and Burbank,
81 2Ia3 ~; sweet potatoes, New Jersey,
81 75taJ 30.
POULTRY AND GAME.-Trade remains
under the conditions previously noted. The
market is well supplied with all that is
needed. Ordinary arrivals are beyond the
wants of the trade, while refrigerltors have
n supply that was provided against scarcity
later in the season which does not appear.
Quotations: Turkeys. l2@1jc; chickens,
lWa l3c fowls, Sdl0c: ducks, l0(dl4c:
geese. I2c, II do. l5Cd l6c; grouse, 300sI
die. lJc; whole. DC.
New York: Fancy turkeys, 13dl5c;
chickens, safe; fowls, SMl0c; ducks. llM
l3c; geese, SdI0c. Game-Quail, SlMl p;
partridge rs 10; red-head duck, e. 0o(8
> -; mllard, G04Sjc; venisoA, l3Gloc;
rabbits, l0al5t.
TRUCK.-Trade is rather quiet and in
buyers favor. Concessions have to be made
to move Goods this week. Celery is coming
IN good condition and there IS plenty OF 1t
for The demand. but rs the price is high the
consumption is curtlilel. Native spinach is
coming forward in good quality, but much
of the southern arrivals are poor Beets arc
higher and turnips are firm. Onions are not
quotably lower but they hardly ho'd the
very firm position which We have noticed
for the last two weeks.
Quotations. Artichokes, 81 q bush.
Betts 75ms7c q bash. Cucumbers, hot
house, SI5NlS q 100. Brussels Sprouts.
81 5Od5 90 a bush. Cabbage, 81 25(a1 35 y
bbI; S3(a5 e 100; red, SIC 2 bush; savoy,
81 OO,Gl - e bol. Carrots, 75(d0Oc q bush.
Celery. native, siGG e box; Kalamazoo
lOmljc e bunch. Cnuifowers 81 509l 10
q oz;l5ulSc each Leeks 75cd 90 y dozen
Lettuce 5Od - y dozen, fancy higher. Oys-
ter plant 75c d 81 q dozen. Onions, ESyp-
lans. 81 90 4 bag; natives 81 75(d5 80 q bbl;
western 81 15GI4 90 y bbL malta, 81 80 p
basket. Par ley. 81 % 200 2 bushel. Par
onips, ,jc q bush Rstishes. 2(a7c y bunch
Pumpkins 72c.ol 50 Z barrel Squash.
marrow, 81 7j(a2 % u barrel; $1,000 p
tom for western Hubbard. Spinach,
- d9O e bushel. Turnips, common round
80 . SOC. 4 bushel Russian and White Cape,
81 2j0 10 = bbl: Iuta bagA 81 Goa 25 2
bbl Dandelions, per bush. 81 90.
New York: Celery 35>d t0c. doz. roots
cauhhower. 9! OOyd4 90 z Dbl. Onions red
aud yellow 81 2jC,4 50.