Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-11-13


predicted all along. The situation Is still
hopeful and the outlook encouraging for
better trade In all lines.
! APPLES.-Appcs are in full receipt, and
the market is only fairly steady at quota.
! tiUns.
Quotations: GravenStcins. 81 IS Ct2 30 per
| Dbl Me Harveys,S 81 75ta2 - ;pippins. 81 - ,:
| lIubbaIdston~, 81 ;nta2 90; No. Baldwins
and GreenngS, 5oW2 90; No. ?, Sl(a1 %:
~ 0z.S3(n2 25;snow S3C"3 % kings S2(d2 30;
| 6pound sweets S2M2 ~ ;common apple, ,75(a
Sl %; crab apples. SlttI ~ per hu. Dried
apples-t hoice 10 fancy cvnpOrated, TaSc;
! prime, 5d6c; sun dried. 3,aic.
: BEANS.-The market is fairy steady.
with all improved demand
! Quotations: Choirr small New York
| hand-pickrd sea- 10; marrow pea
- choice screened pea. 81 S0,0l 80; hand
! picked med, g.: choice screened,
/ 81 500 90; choice yellow eyes. s.. Cnlifor.
/ MIA pea beans, a. 3OCa2 10; hand picked.
1 s. 4OW2 50; red kidneys. g. Oo{a2 40; lima,
4tajc per n; foreign med, 81 900,2; pea,
81 Wla2 J"bbing prices, l0c higher.
| BEEF market is somewhat ca, ier
on the whole than last week aud iavors the
buyer, Corncd beef is unchanged
Quotations: Choice steers slm9c; com
to good 7ir,Sc; light, j!la7c; extra heavy
binds, ll4(a l2ic com To good, ga lie; light, 6
: SIC; heavy forcs. 5laGc com to good a
! (a5c; light, lc; rattlcs. safe; chucks. Hdj
! ga &c; backs ,G,dSC; rumps, Sn l3c; rounds,
| 6W7lc; rumpN and loins lOtol7c; short ribs,
l0(a lic ;oims, TIA @2Oc; Chicago butts aud rolls,
| lOc tcnderloins, 2Oc.
Corned becf-EXtra plate and extra family,
Sll 5Hn IL; plate, 81 ~ IN extra mess,
! 5000 80: mess beef Sg"9l; hams. SIG;
! beef tongues, bbl. S22; hf bbl, Sll 30; tripe,
! ht bbls, - 2jt03 -; honCycomb, a. z half
/ 5bl.
! BUTTER.-The market is dullcr than a
week ago and prices ar1 decidedly easier.
Quotations: Western extra creamery 2S!Qt
! 29c fancy well known, higher; tirsts aud
extra frsts, 2im27c; imitation creamery,
22td2ic; choice factory, 2Na22r; Northern
creamery choice 29.d}oc.; y. Y. and VI.
dairy, 23d2jc.; East cmry, good TO choice,
21@29ci jobbing prices. &c. higher.
CHEESE. The market is in steady
position, though the arrivals have been more
free of late. Cheese is high in the country
aud consequently prices are held up here.
Quotations: Northern full creams. choice
lOl0,lo4c; twins, l0!G0llc; fair 10 good, "a
| H!c; Western choice, 9lc; fair TO good,
S(d0c; sage, lie.
COAL.-Thc market is quiet for the time
of year, but as the retailers stocks are fast
being reduced, they will, within short
time be obliged to pay the advanced retail
pri e, which will, of course, stiflen prices to
consumers.
Quotations Stove, S4lO@4Ij; egg, 81 2j;
broken, $3.50; chestnut, SAB; Lykcns Val
ley, broken, S4.G5; egg, 81 stove. s5.25;
chestnut, S4.3j. These price are for coal
free on board in New York.
Retail prces-Stove, $3.50: nut, $3.50;
egg. S5.25; furnace, Sj2l; Franklin, sG.ij
| al; all sizes; Lchigh egg, $3.50; furnace.
- 80. Wharf prices SOC less than the fore
going. Bituminous coal, S4Gli25 delivered.
EGGS Eggs are dali and the market a
shade easier
Quotations: Eastern and northern extra,
27G2Sc; fancy nearby, higher; tirsts, 25Gb
26c: Islands. 2i@2jc; Western irsts. 2jc;
Mich frsts. 25C; extra 23Cr 2Gc; Nova Scotia
frs.s, 24(r26c held, 2lW23; lined, .0(d2lc
Jobbrg prices chigher
FLOUR. position shows very little
change. Buyers are taking their immediate c
requirements. without excitement, while
miIlcrs are reporting firm market.
i The cornmeal position Is unchanged,
though it is weak; that Is, will be on the
free arrival of ncw corn suitable for milling.
Quotations: Fine and SuperS 81 25(a4 30 (;
extra and seconds, 81 25di 30; Minnesota
baker clear and straight 81 SOd1 90; winter
wheat clear and straight, 81 SOGj 30: winter
| SnrinF &D IJl(gb for
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Corn Meal Choice Kiln dried for export
80 1892 so p bbl: bag meal, 81 34Gil 3G;
choice granulnted, 81 7j0t3 ~. Rye Flour
Job lots at 81 SOFAS ~ for patent. Ont Meal
Ground, 81 jO(ai -; cut and rolled, 81 10 d >.
FRUIT.-.The state OF the frdit market for
the week. with quotations. is as follows:
Oranges-Quet but steady. Flori-
,ina and Palermo oranges. 800 counts, SO 80
also per box; 3G0s, S3Co4 per
box 200 counts, S2 50@4; fancy, higher.
Lemons-Q Quiet but steady. Choice Flori,
das, 80 5O04 per box; fair to good, 81 5O@3
NJ, ssina and Palermo, 500 counts,
S4d4 80 for choice e 50d3 30 for fair to
good; 800 counts q j0(d5 for choice, ~ 50
IA for far to good. Fancy Maori, 81 5OCG
Oninces-Steady. Natives, sl@5 per Dbl.
New York lots, $3.50 per bill.
Pears Offerings are large, but trade Is
good and prices firm at S2WI
Der hushcl for sccklcs, 81 5OaS2 30 for
Shedons, Bucrre IL Anjous, Sl9l5O,
Bucrre Boscs, Sa3 so.
Grapes.-In larger supply, quiet and easy
Concnrds, large baskets, 2S@3Oc; small
i56 Ice: catnwb wbas. lG0l7c per small basket,
2SCo 2Oc per large, Almerns are worth STA
10 per bbl. ,'.
Granberres In large supply, quiet md
EASY, with choice to fancy lots OF Cape berries
bringing 80 25@G 20 e Dbl and S2a2 % y
bushel box.
GRAIN.-Corn is iirmer on spot, and the
market is regarded as easier on new. oa's
are firm and better prices are beng realized
Quotations: Corn, No2 yellow to ship the
market closed at 7O(a70lc. High mixed spot
nom, 7O4@7Ic; steamer yellow, lie; steamer
BS6GO; good no grade, 66@G1c. Oats
Chicago No . whites 10 ship, age
No 3 white, 40a; clipped oats, 4Olm4l1c;
choice to fancy clipped spot, nom, 42di8c
No . white, 4l@42c; No. 3 white, 4Oc; low
grades, 35a3Sc.
HAY.-The market Is steady and without
change.
| Quotations: ChOlce, SlIHloi soIlo in'o
higher; fair to good, $l5Cal6; Fast Rne nne
Si20li; poor to ord, SllWl4; Eas
swaIc. sSCaO. Choice rye straw. sl4 ooCal'
oat, SSMg
MILLFEED AND C0TTONSEED'-
The market Is somewhat irmcr on miIlfeed
Quotations. Spring bran in sack to arrive
$40 90 per ton; winter wheat, Sle
middlings, In sacks, $10G4 per TON
G S meal, sacks, S2G,75 to arrive.
MUTTON AND vEAL--The supply G