Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-01

The general condition of trade Is about
the same as last week with no present in
dication Of sudden change nor anything OF
speculative character in view. Seasonaoie
goods are moving satisf lctorily and the tone
OF the market, through transactions are
quiet, Is altogether healthy aud on firm
basis.
BUTTER.-The market is steady and
prices point higher on some grades than at
Inst report.
Quotations; Western extra creamery, ~
d20c; fancy well-known marks higher ;irsts
and extra hrsis, l5GlSc; extra imitation
creamery, l59l6c; factory choice,
belle; Northern creamery choice, 2O[d2lc;
NY&Vt dairy, good to choice, l5dlSc; eastern
creamery, good to choice, l9@Dc. These
are receivers prices for strictly wholesale
lots. Jobbing prices, lac higher.
BEANs.-The market Is dull, bu. the
prices are firm and unchanged.
Quotations New York hsnd-pcked pea,
81 90; marrow pea, 81 IS; choice screened
| pea, 81 5Oldl Is ;hand-picked medium, si;eo;
choice screened, oil seal 70; choice yellow
eyes, 81 S0(at IS; California pea beans,
| 81 3OCd2 40; hand-picked 81 Nd2 go; red
kid ,ys, 81 25; lima, SCa3ic. y ID ; foreign
med. 81 7OCaI 10 pea, sl 759l 90. Jobblng
prices l0c higher.
BEEF.-Oferings continue liberal, Du'
prices are well maintained on fresh beef.
Corned beef is steady at prices named.
| Quotations: Choice to fancy steers 64(dG3c;
common TO good, 6(d6tc; light, Ha5ic: extra
heavy binds, 9(d9lc; common to good, Sasic;
| light, 7(a7ic: choice heavy flores, 4d4tc;
common TO good, 3ia4c; light Sc; rattles'
3(a8ic; chucks. a(aii; backs, 5(95ic; rumps,
| 6Dllc; rounds, Nd6c; rumps aud IONS, e(0
l3c; short ribs, ga 100; loins, GA l3c; chicago
butts aud rolls, l0c; tenderlolns, DC
Corned beef-Extra plate and extra family,
$40; plates, 50; beef hams, 80; beer
tongues, bbls. t22; hf bbls, Ell 30; tripe,
hf bbls, IS 25(d3 so; honeycomb, 70 hali
Dbl.
CHEESE.-The market for cheese Is quiet
and easy.
Quotations: Choice Northern full creams,
new, gpHtc; fair TO good, 6@Ssc;
Western choice. new, si@9c; fair to
good 9(aSc; sage l0c.
COAL.-The coal market remains the
same as last week but an advance in prices
. promised on the LIST OF July.
Quotations: Stove, 81 IS ut New FORK. egg
at ~, chestnut 81 o. and broken s3 IS.
Pocket prices here are 81 ID for stove. - for
egg and Is for nut and 81 IS for broken.
Retail prices-Frec-bur stove, $500
y ton; nut, s6.OO; egg, 1878; furnace,
s5,2J; Franklin, e., all sizes; Lehigb
furnace, 1900; Lchish egg, 81 co; Cumber-
land at wharf, s3.1j screenings, o..
EGGS.-Oderngs are not large aud this
keeps prices steady, though trade Is dull.
Quotations; Eastern extras, lie; VI and
n. II extras, lie; Michigan extras, l6Ac;
Western irsts lGc; seconds, l5ic; Nova
| ScOtias Ice.
FRUIT.-The state Of the fruit market
with quotations, is given below.
Apples-In light supply and firm. with
No. russeis selling at SAGA 30, aid No.
2sa 81 JO(a3 so.
Oranges are very firm and
seing fairly. Choice Messinas and Pal
ermos, S4945 80 per box 81 OO(d2 30 half box !;
fair to good s2Gt3 10; Catanias, s4@j;
fair to good. g. 50ta3 30.
Lemons-Firm and In better demand.
Choice Mcssinas and Palermos, s3di per
box; fair TO good, 81 75td2 81 per box.
Straw of natives are large
and most lots sell AT S,Gl2c with some fancy
at lIc.
Cantaloupes-A few crates OF Georgias
have sod at 90 each.
Watermelons-O Offerings are not so liberal
with the demand fair ut 2O(d30c each
rineapples- Selling fairly at i(d12c each.
California Fruit-Offerlngs are large with
the demand fair Peaches, S2M2 y per box /;
cherries, 81 5O(d2 80; spricots, s2d2 80.
Plums-Georgia goose p,ums, 81 per car
rier.
Peaches-G eorgias. 81 per pkg
Dried applcs-Quiet and Unchanged
Choice TO fancy evaporated, 5d7c per
pound; sun dried, 3a5c.
Peanuts-Quiet, but firm, at Base per ID.
FLOUR.-Tud de in flour is rather quiet
bat price hold steady. The same 10 true OF
cornmeal, oatmeal and rye -four.
Quotations. Fine and supers, s2.40(d $50;
extra and seconds, s3.40G4.50; Minnesota
bakers, clear and straight. siOOd5.O0; win
ter clear and straight, si.+0(a55, winter pat,
s+W@5.40; spring pat, s4.Sj(d5.55 for Wis.
and Minnesota. Cornmcal-Choice kiln.
dried for export, g. 40(a2. IS per bbl.; bag
meal sl.1ta1.14: choice granulate,l, ~ 0OId
$40. Rye hour-..ob lots at S4.5O64.75 70,
patent. Oatmeal-ground, cut and rolled
S4.l0G4. IS.
GRAIN Corn Is selling quietly, with
prices somewhat easier. Oats are meeting
with a moderate demand at steady prices
Quotations: Corn-Chicago No ; yellow
to ship, 5Sc for lake and rail; No . yellow
69c; spot steamer yellow, GO(ailc; steamer
Soc; No 2 aud no grade. 57(a sc. Oats
Clipped, Al l.2Mi2c; No . whites, nom
ii l-2c; No 3 whites, 404c; clipped TO arrive
IL l-4Ga4lic. lake aud rail; Chicago No !
whites, 4lG4i l-4c; No 3 whites, +0(64Ol,.
HAY.-Receipts are more liberal ant
prices fairly steady. Straw Is quiet buI
steady.
Quotations: Choice,i s2l; some fame,
higher; fair to good, $2l@22; Eastern
fine, SlSGl9 poor to ordinary, Sl5dl7
Eastern swale, 90 Straw-Choice rye straw
el6td 10 so; oat, 5000.
MILFEED AND COTTONSEED.-Th'
market is quiet, with prices somewhat lower
MUTTON AND VEAL Mutton Il
quiet and steady; lambs are quiet anC
steady and selling fairly; veal Is steady fol
choice.
Quotations: Lambs-ChoiceE asterns, l0d
re; Brightons, 12c; Chicagos, llGrl2c; com
mon to good, 7(d9c; springers l2(al6c per ID
Muttou-Cbcagos, i01c; yearllngs,. 9(gl0ii
choice heavy Brightons, 10idllc; Eastern
choice, 106i0ic Veal-Choice EasternS, SO
&c; common to good, 4dIc; choic'
Bri ihtons, SiG9c.
PORK AND PORK PRODUCTS.-Porl
provisions are q shade higher than o.