Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-07-17


per 10; binds, lO4Hll!c; flores, &c; rattlc>
4lc; chucks, GtW7c; backs, 7HSic; rumpS.
| $40 &c: rumps and luins. l2!Wllc; short
RIBS, 1000 Re; loins, 10, Toe; tcndcrlOius.2Oc
Corned Beef: Extra plate and extra family,
SIl nOC, Sl2 o. plate, sll GOAL 50; extra
mess, ~ 10; mess. 81 80 beef hams, SlS
beef tongues Dbl S23 iOo s2i; hf bbs, Sl2 ~ !;
tripe, hf Dbl, - -, hOncycomb, 50 q hbl.
BtTTER-The market is very quiet, il
not to say dull. The receipts are heavy, and
the low grades are duh and easier The bet
ter grades are going into store. Prices are
steady, notwithstanding the offerings are
liberal.
Quotations: Receivers prices, New Eng
land creamery, l9W2hc; line dairy sclec-
tons, ljdlT; creamery tirsts aud extra tirsts.
lj@l7.
In Elgin butter is steady at lie.
CIIEESE.-The market i, easy and quiet
but steady, with quotation, at; Choice
northern new, StaS!c; western, &c; job
bling price, l1t2c higher. Liverpool is ca BLEED
at As for new.
COAL-There Is only dull trade in coal.
Still the position is really frmcr than pre-
vious to the July advance in circular rates,
though nobody is yet paying this advance in
at the MAY circular, though offered coal at
lower prices than the fall circular rates.
Prices are unchanged
Quotations: Wholesale I. o. b. in New
\ Ork for stove, - %; egg. 81 a.;
broken, = 90; chestnut. e. n; ~
kenS valley, broken, - "a; c-g, - -;
stove, s.; chestnut, a. -. Retail, stove,
- 80; nut. - ~, egg, e. ~ furnace. So p /;
Franklin, 81 -, all sizes; LchGh, egg, e. ~,
furnace, = ~. Wharf prices, 30 les. than
the foregoing. Btumlnuus coal Si(ni -
delivered
EGGS.-Thc surplus stock is we'll cleaned
up and fresh receipts are in fair demand at
tirmer prices.
Quotations: Eastern extras, lNita l9c; fan
cy nearby stock higher; iirsts. LA l~C; cy-
ira Vt and y II, lNl l9c; Islands, l1!c;
WcstcrnrXtrAS, l7nl14'; tir-ts, IGtc; Mich
choice l1Ml7!c; Nova Scotia lirsts, LA lac.
Jobbing prices lie higher.
FLOUR.-Thc market is rather more ao-
tive but the mllers are generally bcarsh
on wheat They desire to buy thcnew win.
ter wheat. This crop is well advanced in
harvest, and begins to come onto the mar
ket. New tiours TO be shipped the last OF
this month, can he bought at lower prices.
Iornmcal is steady nj last weeks quotations.
Quotations: Flour obbcrS' prices Fine
and >upertnr. - 15os '25;rxtra and seconds,
s4 25(o4 -; Minnesota baker clear and
straight, 81 5OG5 20; winter wheat clear and
straIght,S4 9O(d . 81; winter pat, a &i(a -;
spring pat, - i0Ut5 % for Wisconsin and
Minnesota
Corn Meal-Choicr kiln dried for export,
e. 90aS2 % = Dbl; ba- meal, 81 t,Sl y;
choice grauulatcd, az 75r0 81 10 4 hbl. Rye
meal SGiOl0 SO "a 2 hbl for tine, and e. 70
las6 so for cut aud rolled. Graham Flour
81 O0as4 30 II bbl,
FRUIT.-Thc market is quiet and easier
supply good
Quotations; Bananas. 81 2j(a3 80 =
bunch. Oranges, MrsNina. 81 OOa3 % = half
box; Lemons, Mediterranean, o. 00d4 N y
box. Virginia peanuts, Sc y h. Castna~
&c u III. Dates, (! ~ &c u 10. rneapple~,
S5taS q 100; Strawberries, fancy native, =
(dlOc, Dighton Gus; common, Ha9 PboX.
Cocoanuts, ~ - q 100 California cherries,
loo n h in 10 h crates, natives T. l4r. APP
ricots, 81 25'dl - 2 box; Bartlett pears,
81 jo(a 100 per box; plums, q j0Ca3 CO per
box: peaches, 81 2jt,l - per crate.
GRAIN.-Corn is very scarce and the
market, in consequence, is strong. Oats are
steady.
Quotations; Corn, 72a72sr for steamer
yellow. Chicago No. yellow is
quoted to ship at re; No 3 yellow at
Tl3c. High mixed, 7"(o 12!c; steamer yellow,
69r; steamer, Use; good no grade $50 20,
with off lots down ~ to quality Oats, Chi
cago No. > whites TO ship, iSC.lake and rail;
clipped oats to arrive, io!djO4C for lake and
rail. Choice to fancy clipped spot, iOwi2c;
No. white, 50~5lC; No. 3 white, lHo soc;
low grades nom, 4Ic.
HAY-O fcrings are light and prices firm.
Straw is rising.
Quotations. Choice to fancy, $l7mlS 30;
fair to good, Sl4(alG; Eastern fine, I2(o 70;
poor to ordinary. SlO(dll; Eastern swale,
$40. Choice rye straw, sl1al7 80; oat,
IS 30.
MlLLFEED AND COTTONSEED.- Mar
ket quiet, with prices steady on mlIlced.
Quotations: Spring bran /, sacks. SlS 25a
IL 15;winter bran IN sacks, $40 5Oa - 7j:mI l.
dlings S23 5OldGG co. cOtt0nsCCd neal $2s 90.
old process linsecl meal, SIG %; white
hominy feed, S22 30, bulk.
MUTTON AND VEAL.-Market ouict
and the position somewhat easier. Traic
il fair in mutton and lambs, with II IT
offerings. Veal Is in fair demand, aud
prices we'll maintained.
Quotations: Mutton-Chicagos, 9b61Oc;
yearlings, 0l(a Zoe; choice heavy Rrishtous
91G lOc; eastern choice. 9N91c. Lambs
Choice eastern, 9H9bc; Brghtons. I2dl2Ic.
chicago, Il@l2% sprngers, llGl5c per ID ;
heavy fall, 0(al0c. Veal-ChoIcc eastern,
S993c; others, 5(aSc; choice Brightons
9a9ic
PORK AND PORK PRODUCTS.-D
mand fair and prices steady without mate
rial change.
Quotations: Long cuts, Sl3I@14; short,
Sl3 10(a II 3d. backs, Sl5Ctl4 Is; lean ends,
Sl3 5O(al4; pork tongues, Sl7al1 90; extra
prime, Sll 30; butt pork, $40 resh ribs, 9ir;
sausngcs, SIC, Bologna sausages, &c; hams
loc; small lOic; smoked shoulders, s.;
corned' &c; smoked ribs, &c; homeless brock |
last bacon, Ole: pressed ham, lie. ChCirr |
Iard, &c per n in tierCcs and tubs; Ii |
pals in cases, 7tc; 5-lb, 1ic; Bib, lie Choirc |
city dressed hogs, 6ic; country, j3n. |
POULTRY Receipts are light, with trade |
good and prices firm.
Quotations: Eastern fresh killed spring |
chickens, 20(630c; fowls, 15dlGc; fair to |
good, Hobo; Western iced turkeys, 12c:
fowls l3iG14c; broers, 25@2Sc; live fowls,
l0(al2c; chickens, 10000.
POTATOES.-Dem is GOOD with ofTer.
ings smaller and prices on choice Armer,
Choice Norfolk rose, Hebrors and reds, $50 |
3 % per Dbl; fair to good 81 O5d2 Is; East
ern shore Hebrons and rose, o. 75@3; reds !