Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-08-12

81 So; choice screened. 81 5Oml 20; choice
ycilowcycs. 81 SOlgl -; California pea beans,
s. 30n2 10; haud-pioo,d, - joa2 TO; red
kidneys, - p; lima, 5"5!c. i 10; foreign
med. 81 1Ool -, pea. 81 '3gcl 30. Jobbing
prices Toe higher.
BEEF-Thcre is a good movement in
beef. The markets West are firm, and the
feeling is considered stronger here
Quotat ous: Prime steers, 7Im7Ac; good,
! 7p1tc. light. Gut6!-, extra heavy binds,
| lualoic, good, @! Toe: light, Wa9!c: fotcs,
| iltI!c; Hght, 3!a Ic: backs. jla6.; rattIc-,
| 2(o3c; churk,, 3,ylH; rounds, case,
rumps l2a lie; rumps aud loins, 1870 loo ;
short ribs. llutlJt; Ions, 10" lHc.
| CHEESE. -rho market holds very steady
at price, named
Quotations: Choice Northern fun creams,
/ new, 9tD!c; fair to good, Ease
| Western choice. new, slw9c; fair to
/ good, 7lasc, sage, 9!dlur.
! COAl-Thc expected advance in nnthra.
| cite coal lat week was not made. The sales
agents met in Ncw York and cons dcrcI the
/ situation, but decided not to change prices.
! Their action was quite q surprise, rs dealers
generally expected an advance. The cause
for their action. white not given ont, IS gen
orally believed to be due to the quiet state Of
trade, and the considerable quantity Of Goa
/ already on land.
Quotations: stove, wholesale, 81 SCAT New
| York; egg, 81 70; chestnut - - and
broken, - Pocket prices here are 81 II
| for stove, - Tor egg, - for nut aud 81 y
for broken.
RulI }rccs: Stove ~ per ton; nut, 80;
. /. ia
Lrhith furnace aud egg, -; Clmbcrland at
wharf : screenings, g,
EGG~.-Thc make; holds very steady
though prices are point of from lat week.
Quotations: Fancy Vermont and North.
cru, 2NJglc; Northern fresh. l90t2Uc; East
crn extras, Isl t9!c; Wand MI extras, IS
H2lc; Michigan extras, l1tal1!c; Western
Nrst> L.; seconds, l5G lGc; Now
ScotIa,, ~ al74c.
FRuIr.-rhc state of the fruit market
with quotations, is rs follows:
Apple Choice stock is in small supply
and very firm, with poor stock plentiful aud
dun. Choice Nurfu.ks. 7jpt 81 - per crate
astFachans. t2H3 per Dbl; Jersey boughs
Orangc.-very firm aud in good
demand. Choice NIc,suas and Pal
crmos, al l5per box. s. 21o2 - half box
fair to good, ~ joJdi Ca,anias, S4a5
fair to good, ~ 5o(a4.
Lcmons-In moderate supply and firm
Choice Mcs,inas and Parrmos, s5(d6 pei
box fair to good, g jOla4 81 per box.
Berries B,ueberrirs, l2dl3"; backber'
res, l2Jalj; raspbcrrics, sdlL per pint
20@2 p per ct; aud currauts. SdlDt per ID.
Cantaoupcs Receipts are liberal anl
prices steady at 81 10 per crate and bbl. FOL
Baltimorcs and Jerseys and sl8l 80 TO
Norlolhs.
Watcrmclons- Offerings are large, will
trade duh, owing to the weather, prices ca
.ier. Extras bring 25ta2Nc; large. 22l02Ic
small and mediums, Iio2'c.
Pineapples- Selling fairly at ga l5c each.
California Fruit offerings are liberal will
the demand fair Peaches, S3,di 30 pc
box; plums, S&a5; pear, - SCOT.
Pcachcs-Sman OTIS Of Dclawarcs selling a
81 per basket and ST jOo2 per crate
GcOrgiaS firm at S3d3 80 pcr carrier.
Pears - GcorgiaS, $lCgl 20 per crate.
Grapcs-Southcrn 5000 Il per basket.
Dried Applcs-Quiet but firm. Choic
to fancy cyaporated, 1(a9c per 10; sun dried
4NjC.
reanuts-Quict, but steady, at Base pc
ID
GRAlN.-Corn remains firm and is highe
en- that to arrive, Oats are very firm, with
the market higher.
Quotations: Gle for Chicago No. vel
low and 62c for No. yellow, to arrive
No. > yellow 62ic; steamer yellow, GIG
steamer mixed, OO4@6lc; no grade, 55GGO
for spot Oats--Chcago clipped to arrive
g; No. white at sac; No. 3 white a
H4G43c; No. > white, 42mi21C! No.
white. 414Co ilc mixed, 39la lie for spot.
HAI.-The market for hay and straw
steady and without change.
Quotations. Choice $50, some fame
higher; fair to good, SlSWl9; Eastern fine
/ slS(al9; poor to ordinary, Sl5al7
| Eastern swalc, 81. Choice rye straw, SliOt
Is 80; Dat, S9HlO.
MILLFEED AND COTTONSEED.-Th
, market is firm
4 Quotations: Spring bran In sacks to az
rive, $40 2>(alG 50 per ton. Winter wheat
BIZ 75tGIS; middlngs in sacks, sl6a21 pc
| ton; S meal, S26 20 to arrive.
MUTTON AND VEAL-Mutton
quiet an steady; the supply of lambs is no
large and prices rule steady; veal is in faI
demand and steady.
; Quotations: Lambs-Choicc Easterns, /
! dl2c; Brightons, T. Il l3c; Chicagos, liz
l2c; fair to good, loMllc; fall lambs
choice, Zoe Mutton-ChcagOs, 9Gtl0c
yearings, SG0c; choice heavy Brightons
loo; Eastern choice, sa1Oc. Veal-ChOic
Eastcrns, Sd0c; common 10 good, b(d7c
choice Brighton, 0m94c.
> PORK AND PORK PRUDUCTS.-De
mand continues fair, with prices steady an
unchanged.
! Quotations. Long cuts, SIG 50; short cut.
/ $40 10; backs, SIG 10; lean ends, $l7 50
+ pork tongues, 81 80; extra prime, Sl4
, butt pork, Sl2; fresh ribs, l0ic; sau
!. sages, 94c bologna sausages, &c; ham,
123c; small l3c; skin hams, 12!c; smoke
, shoulders, 9lc; corned, Sic; smoked ribs, lOc
3 homeless breakfast bacon, lie; prcssc
/ ham, lie. Choice lard, &c per u II
/ tierces and tubs; lO-ib pals in cases
9 Sic; 5-lb, SIC; Bib, Sc. Choice city dresses
. hogs. Sc: country &c.
, LOtR.-Market continues quiet, in spit
: of the firmness in corn and oats. Trade /,
) only moderate, with quotations not changed
On oatmeal the market is frmer, following
1 the stronger market on corn. The positlo
! OF oatmeal Is unchanged.
: Quotations: Fine and supers, S2.25(d3 .25
: extra and seconds, S30425; Minnesot
bakers, clear and straight, S3.50G4 30; wir
ter wheat, clear and straight, $4.l5@4.6
: winter pat, $i.OO@5.35; spring pat, S4.f
j >S5.25 for Wis. and Minnesota Cornmef
: Choice Kindred for export, 81. 1902. 4
l per Dbl; bag meal S1.10G1.12; choice graz
I ulated, S2.90@3.20. Rye hour-job lots
81. 26@4.50 for patent. Oatmeal-grounC
, Gu, and rolled S5a5 10.
. POULTRY.-Receipts are smaller, wit
! the demand fair and prices steady.