Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-03-18


: Ing. During last week there was a somewha
improved demand in the beef market, but /
proved TO be only temporary aud trade soon
, sank back to its level. Every line is quiet
and steady, with quotations not materially
changed from the last report.
Blu TTER.-The market for butter is fair
ly steady at the late decline, but trade j,
rather slow.
Quotations: Western extra creamery, 21tG'
2Sc; fancy wel-known higher; irsts
and extra lirsts, 2lG26c; imitation
creamery, 23(d2ic; factory choice, 2lt12lc
Northern creamery choice, ga 29lr; Ny and
Vt dairy, 23d2Sc; eastern creamery, good
to choice, 25d27c. Jobbing prices, &C
higher.
BEANS.-The market is very duh, with
offerings large aud prices easier.
Quotations New York hand-pickcd pea.
81 05d2 90; marrow pea, ~ SOdl 81; choice
screened pea 81 Dal 20; hand picked med,
al SO(dlSh; choice screened, { coal 20;
choice yellow eyes, 81 sjlol 90: California
pea beans, s. 3Oa2 40; hnnd-pickcd, 50 30
az 60; red kidneys, - ~ 10; lima, 81
J ta3Ic. q ID; foreign med. 81 75tal 50, pea.
81 75@l 30. Jobbng prices loo higher.
BEEF.-There is a dun demand for fresh
beef, and prices are easy. Corned beef
maintains a steady tone.
Quotations Choice to fancy steers Gl@7!;
common to good, GH6tc; light. 5laG,; extra
| heavy binds, 1880 lOC: com. to good. s!t1
9.c; light, ia Sc; choice heavy forcs. 4!(q4ic:
com to good 3i(a tie; light, 3!c; rattle,, 3(d
&c; chucks, 34a5; backs, 5c: Pumps, ia
/ l2c; rounds, i4Hjlr; rumrs and luims, lNa
| lSc; short ribs, N(d lie; loius. lOnlSc: Chi.
cago butts aud rolls. Zoe; tcndcrloins. Poe.
Corned beef Extra plate aud cXtrn7nmlly,
$40 JO(all; plates, 81; beef ham., Slj; beef
tongues, bbis go; hf bbls, $40 80; trpc,
hf bbls, g 21"3 ~: honcycomh, - 4 half
Dbl.
ClIEESE.-Thcre is n good demand for
cheese at firm prices,
Quotations: Northern full cream. l4pr
l2!c; twins, l2ial!tc; special makes, IL;
fair to good, ga lO!c: Western choice. la
ore; fair to good, 1!aloc; sage, 10, l3c.
COAL.-Thc anthracite coal trade pre-
scnts no new features. Trade is at stand.
still, while offerings are ample. In the ah-
sence of business, prices are fairly firm, but
Inducements can be hal on any good sized
lots. Bl.uminouS is quiet, but dcalcr, are
at work on their yearly contracts and they
are quite busy.
Quotations: Stove, $50: egg, S3Go;
broken, $3.50: chestnut, S3.7j; lykcns Val.
ley broken, Si6l, egg, -. stove Sj.15,
chestnut, Si.35. These prices are for coal
free on board in New York
Retail pricc>-S,oyc. 500; nut, $3.50;
egg, 1929; furnace, - p: Franklin, !
10 az ~ IL, Lrn'Eh 'tE' S"."i furnace
80 -" t, nnIl P'I''' 'U' IS I'm thc lore
ho'"-' "''uin' nous '""'' y" 10 "'"''ttI' |
E"GS.-Ihc Lcnten season naturally has
a tendency to make a strong market aud to |
advance rr,co. s,,,,o,,ha, ,,,.',.,, -.
,'i''' wa, 7'''' ",''''''
Will serve 10 cPualzr things this year by in
crcasing the supply.
n,o,a.;,,.. ,-., -.
and \ IL extra, l5r!5!'; Michigan r.tras,
rh L1r', '''''F' "''''' ~ I''i southern
EIorp r,.. .,,
. ~ IA n''e Is steady market Tor
honI' but trade IS SOW. tornmcal * in
steady demand.
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Quo'al9hS' me and SUPER. :? 5000;
ezra e ,i ana seconds: : 1Hai -; Minnesota
u th C,e'I anu stralEu' - - 40 -; winter
mn''t .r"r Ail1 slraSnt, - '1"' ~! winter
pat % oo"1 10; spring pl', 81 m.oj 90
kiln drieI for rXrort - XIV in - " i"J.
har meal a. 15.,I "- rL,,,,.,, ~ oo,'
SO Wd3 IS RyrE ",. 81 ~, "',.
fcr patent, uai meal Ground, 81 25.45l;
cut and rolled. ijpdi -.
oransrS-oherinSs are large and while
Irhdc ) SOW prices are sica ~, Fancy fruit
exceeds quotations. Choice uright~ are sell
e. 80 g.; - ""a rhoio' TnSsrS At
rIhoj,a 49, ~ -uo" II w VI, We - - = -
upply at $ljDa2 per half box.
anSeilheS ~ .S-Wj half box.
rran-,r .re h,in',i,,, p" a\ Na'hclN
,10 r1unis nnJ Si,4 f. ~ ~ YER vasc Tor
,hcice S3,o a. pIr wv go .''ln'r' M,sslna'
y j013 v ''''' '''ah'as'
With quotations ia .iver hclo, {
,ppGro 7,,' wv
arr kES.- lr2Ic IS iair and prices quite ,
iLn' 40; c, balIwlns' ')f2; green
,ins and gre s ' (, S 3I,, ~. ,; pau
2(a2 So TalIman sweet. q ;aFE1' q
% &nn,g "a Qu,ei out hrm 'holce tioridaS,
e- '0 Ea'. 90 per ooN' lalr 10 good, 81 'oIo2
. n ~ "a ,noiVe M'ssin"s ana fhermo' !
or bor ~ p'' "oN' Jar u good - 1'@5 '
IT DON
y, nr al PERI With choSG to fancy {
~ vi ape orrtleS Selling NJ S'WS Oo per v
- anu v ''o - P'F o"S"e' OoA'
Grapes -Almerias are worth $4Tl0 per +
bl. n
Dried onnIrs-Duu md rrchor,ol j
ba;oo ., 20. ",i "nI uuonaneV''
rme 5d6c; sundricd, 3a5c. h
Nuts-Quict but steady. Peanuts, oiBc t
er ID hickory nuts, 5O9G: per bu. ,
GRAIN is steady in price, with n L
cady demand, Oats are quiet and without :
lateral change. |
Quotations: The spot market is quoted ;
:: high mixed, jj1r; steamer yellow, II
'd55Rc; steamer mixed, ji0tji!C; no
'ade, 53d5iC. Oats-Chicago clips. lc y