Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1891-03-13

"a 50, winter bran In sacks, ga J1(G5; mid
dlings, S2J 5Oa2G; coitonseed meal, 70 %
old process linseei meal, 81, sacked; white
Lominy feed, s23 IS, bulk Buffalo gluten
feed. s24 50, bulk.
MUTTON AND VEAL.-Lambs aud
mutton arc in small demand compared with
the supply, and the supply is less excessive
than fs " weeks ago. Neals are In fuli sup
ply with the market easy.
Quotations: Spring lambs, fair TO good, :
'dgs; ordinary, sGSc fancy. Nt'G iVS lau
lambs, ICdSr; fair 10 good, "a &c; 'hlcago
mutton. 7,aSc; Brighton. 90 s!c; ets'ern' Z
"a &c for chnirr; fir 20 good abir; east
ern veal poor 10 good, 7taSic good to
choice, 9 p9lc fancy. lOtallc
New York, Fresh calves in cool demAnd,
selling at 9lt, lulc for choice grades; medium,
$40 SIC, spring lambs, dressed. SItd'
PORK AND PORK PRODUCTS.-Pork
Is steady and in fair Lrnand. Prices have
not undergone much chsnge.
Quotations: Long cuts AMI sh OFT cuts
si3 "a 4 IL 80; backs, els - d.3 -; lean
ends. Sl3 O0Gl3 so: pork tongues
eli no. mess. Sl2 81; prime mess
fresh ribs, 7tc; sausages &c; bologna
sausagcs, &C.: hams. 94@ lc; smoked
shoulders. 7ic: rorned, c.; smoked
ribs &c homeless brrrAiast bacon
~ d iOc; pressed ham', lu3 allie. Lard'
. oir. Dressed hogs, &C.
rOTATOES.-Totatocs are mOderatirciy
active, with the supply about equal to the
demand and prices well maintained. Che
nangoe, continue firm and advancing. The
seed demand will ret in before long in good
earnest. and there is considerable holding in
anticipation Of that
Quotations: Maine ITebrons, 05(Gl 90;
Maine Rose. 81 05 dsl Is, New Hampshire aud
Vermont IlebTons and New York and
Vermont Burbanks, 0scdl 90; Prince Ed
ward Island ChenangOes, S01aOc; New
HAMPSHIRE and Vermont Rose O(d95; Da-
Gotta Reds, W(n9jc; Scotch magnunis, 81 10
(a3, l6S 10 bag sweet potatoes, e. o. d3.
New York: Potatoes IN light supply and
market firm. Maine Rose and Hebron
s3 25(qS 50; choice seed Rose and Burbank,
So j0aS -. Sweet potatoes duh, few sell
ing 81 jO(a3 p,
POULTRY. The poultry market cont
uts about rs dull as can be, particularly in
the line Of frozen goods, which constitute
ninc-tenths OF the receipts.
Quotations: Turkeys. Eddie; fancy
fresh eli New England. higher. chicken,
10 dl3c; Philadelphia chickens. 2Oc; Phlla-
iclrhia capons, 2Ir; fowls, S'dlOc; ducks 10
ala; geese l3c, Il. |. do, ,olGc; grouse,
81 q pair; quail, 81 50,a9 % n doz; venison
saddle l5c. whole De-: mallard ducks, Goa IOc
y pair; squads, SOC 4 pair.
New Nntk; Dressed turkeys, ll4dljlr:
r-rn.s ~ 10 h.rr'ns. ll(dl5C; fowl,
logic; ducks, l3il9ljic.
TRUCK The uu,k trade is fair ut steady
prices Onions are quiet. We hear of sales
II fancy Ncwburyport onions 1t SOC above
! ordinary quotations. Greens, both dande
lions aud bects, are coming forward in
larger quantities and lower. Brussels
sprouts are scarce and have advanced.
Squashrs are also scarcer and have made 3
little gain.
Quotations Ar,irhokcs. 81 5Oo2OO .
bush Bects. 7Ac 2 bash Cucumbe-S,
$4,000 y l0o Brussels Sprouts,
s. oo@6 90 y lush; Cabbage, 81 oOCnl Is
! 81 O0al % Il bol. Carrots. 7j[a9Oc p BUSH
Celery. native, e. ) p bdv; Caurihpwcr
II 2aR doz; la1?5c each. Leeks i5c,a 10
u dozen Lettuce scat ~ q dozen. fancy
! higher. Oyster plant sc 81 v dOZ n.
| Onions. Valencia. S. - z case: rntives $3.50
q bhl; ohio 81 2ja+ y Dbl /;
| Par lev. SlI5 q bushcl ParSnips,
1jc 100 v bush Radishes, @(r75 y doH.
! Squash. {2ORa3 10 y barre; S3j<a+0 v
ton for western Hubbard. Spinach,
! j)<a6 Coo y bushcl. TurEips, common round
| tnd soc. p bushel: Russian and White Cape.
SlOOnl2j q Dbl; ruta bagl 81 Coz p .
Dbl. Dandchons, per bush. sl sS,dl -.
| New York: Onions white, S4(a6; red and
yellow. 81 23(a4; cabbage, S4yga; celery.
| 50c(dl 50 4 doz; turnps. I0c Sc.