Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-02-27
East swnle, slO; rye straw. choice. s17@is;

East swnle, 40; rye straw. choice. sI7@is;
oat straw, s7@l0.
MILLFEED AND CoTToNsEED.-
Trade is quiet with a fair demand for con-
sumption. There are rumOrs among the
flour men that prices NAV be lower before
long. Dealers do not care to have more on
hand than they know where to place In the
present condition of the market Cottonseed
meal is in steady demand
Quotations Spring bran in sacks TO arrive
S2425; middlings, s24 O0ta27.OJ y ton;
S2475 D ton; winter wheat, nominal,
e. :. meal, sacks, S2j. IJla % % TO arrive and
s27.OO for spot.
MUTTON AND NEAL.--Lambs are
meeting with fair demand and mutton Is
quiet with an advancing tone. Veal Is
steady and in fair demand at quotations.
Quotations: Lambs. S(1l0c.; mutton.
choice, iaSc.; veal, fancy, saiOic.; poor
10 good, 6(d9c.
PORK AND PORK PRODUCTs.-Pork
and pork products are In fair demand and
steady.
Quotations: Long cuts and short cuts
sl3 o0Gl3 80; backs, sl3 25GlS 10; lesn
ends. sls OO@i3 50; pork tongues,
siS 75 ex prime, eli 75; butt pork. 80 50;
fresh ribs. 74c; sausages &c; boiogns
sausagcs, &c; hams, 9i@IIc; smoked
shoulders, &c; corned, SIC; smoked
ribs, &c: boneless breakfast bacon,
9i IA lOc; pressed hams, 10}G1Ic. Lard,
9 9ic. Dressed hogs, &c.
POTATOES.-The easy feeling in potatoe,
which we have noticed for the last few
weeks continues and the market is quiet. It
is well supplied and there Is q very good de
mand.
Quotations: Maine Hebrons, 95(al %;
Maine Rose ,95cdtl 90; New Hampsbirerapd
Vermont Rose, Hebrons and New York and
Vermont Burbanks 90c(g1 90; Prince Ed
ward Island Chenangoes, 75ctasoc; sweet
potatoes, 81 O0Cd3 90.
New York: Rose, Hebron and Burbank.
%; sweet potatoes, New jersey,
$3d3.
POULTRY.-Poultrv continues to move
slow and the market weak. Supplies are all
the market can stand. The demand Is
moderate for both fresh-killed and frozen
stock. There seems to be an unaocountabls
apathy towards this kind Of food just at
present Game is also weak
Quotations: Turkeys. l2tal5c; chickens,
lUl0 l3c; fowls. SG l0c; ducks, 10(614c;
geese, IGC. II 10. lotUIOC, kTOust, VI
p pair; quail, 81 50(d2 y dog; venisou sad
die, 15c; whole, &c.
New York: Fancy turkeys, 1l@1Sc:
chickens, S(d Ice; fowls, Sd10c; ducks. lI6t
l3c; geese, Sdl0c. Game-Quail, &idt eS;
partridge, IS dl 90; red-head duck. 81 0Gd
2 50; mallard, G0@70c; venison. l3@l5c:
rabbits, i0dl5c.
TRUCk.-Tradc joys along In the old rut
without great change and prices are steady.
Cucumbers have dropped from the extreme
figures of last week and turnips are incliuei
to be drug. Onions are easy and working
of a little.
Quotations: Artichokes, 81 50a200 y
bush Beets. 75c y bash. Cucumbers, hot
| house, S25(d30 2 100. Brussels Sprouts.
| 81 OOCd3 so u bush. Cabbage, 81 O0(a1 IS q
bbl; S3(95 4 100; red, SIC y bush; savoy,
u O0al % 3 Dbl. Carrots, T5<a90c 2 bush.
Celery, native, sSd5 y box; Kalamazoo
| l0dlbc D bunch. Csulifowers 81 e5g2 90
y doz ;l50flSc each. Leeks T5c{1I 90 p dozen
| Lettuce, 50iI 90 y dozen. fancy higher. Oys-
ter plant I5c AL y dozen. Onions, Egyp-
tlans, 81 on y bag; natives a 1905 26 y bbl;
western s3 75(14 90 p Dbl. malta, % 80 p
basket. Parsley, 81 rs 2 90 . busheL Par
snips, 75c . bush Radishes, aG7c y bunch
| Pumpkins, 72o.(d1 so y barrel. squash.
marrow, 81 75(a2 90 . barrel; SS0d1 y
ton for western Hubbard. Spinach,
| 1880 y bushcl. Turnips, common round
5O(d50c. . bushel; Russian and White Cape.
81 % a / 80 y Dbl; ruts baga 81 0OSl IS =
| Dbl. Dandelions per bush. 81 6092 TO-
| New York: Celery 35(a4Oc. doz. roots,
cauhhower, 50 00<a4 90 2 bbl. Onions red
and yellow % 75(a4 %.