Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-09-29


which precede all articles quoted. In q mar
ket of this character IL is i'm possible to give
prices for every day of the week. but noting
the general tendency OF trade, those given
win be found suficiently close TO enable
dealers to base their transactions thereon.l
Business continues fair in all market do
partments and the conditions are steady and
encouraging
BUTTER. Quiet and steady.
Quotations: Western extra creamery, 26
9Tc; lower grades 22td25c extra imitation
creamery 16@20c; factory 16@l9c North
ern extra creamery 2SC02ec. N Y. and
Vermont dairy, best O024c; Eastern
creamery 23t927c. These are reoeivers
prices for strictly wholesale lots. Jobbing
prices 1@2c higher.
BEANS Quiet.
Quotations N. Y. and VI handpioked
peas o. O5; marrow pea, 81 SOC
90 screened pea, q 7d@i S. hand,
@s1 IS; choice yellow eyes, % 80;
California pea beans, % l692 80; hand
picked, % 3092 40; red kidneys, 81 SO
90 75; lima, s1f@4c : h; foreign med.
prices l0c higher.
BEEF.-flrm.
Quotations Best steers, $40; com
mon to good, 6Gsc; best kinds, III @11Hc;
common to good, s@loc; best fores
rattles, st1@41Ic; chucks, s1i@51cj backs
6@sc rumps, lO@lsc; rounds, 6H@sHc,.
shortribs, s@l9c; loins. l0@lsc.
Corned Beef-Quiet and frm- RI
ira plate and extra family, sll0; mess,
% 60@s10 so; extra mess, $40 80; besf
hams, els; beef tongues, bbls, ga 80;
trtpe, hf Dbl, s3 honeycomb, s5 hf
CHERSE.-Firm.
Quotations Choice Northern full cream,
new, llc; lower grades 7@l0Ho; Western
7@loEc; Sage, lO@lOhc.
RGGs.-Firm and higher.
Quotations Best Easterns, 24o; best N. II.
and Vt. Ac provincials, 20ta2lo; Michigans,
2lc; choice Westerns l91<@30o; seconds,
18@19c.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady.
Quotations Extra and seconds, a 259
| 325; Minnesota baker, clear and straight.
IS. 1904. 40 winter clear and straight, eS.60
| Q400; winter pat sS. 00G460; spring pat
| "a. 40C95OO for Wis. and MINI. Cornmeal
Firm.-Choioe kiln dried for export, s29
62.2O = bbl; bag meal, u OO@l.02
Rye Flour-Job lots at s3.5o@s.76 for pa
tent. Oatmeal-Steady. Ground, out and
rolled, s4.6O@As5.
FRUIT.-Fruit is In good demand at prices
quoted.
| Apples. Easier and more plentiful.
Quotations Pippins and Porters, % zoe
s3 90; Harvey, IS OOCds3 50; Gravenstein,
s3 so @$4 per bbl. windfalls, u 50@2
Oranges - Messina and Palermo e9Cs4 per
box, and u 5O@2 10 per half box.
Lemons-Quiet, at % 60@$5 90 for Messi-
mas and PSlermos.
Dried Apples-DulL Evaporsted, 9tSsHc
= 10. Sun dried 994c. y b.
Nuts-Peanuts, quiet at 9GD41Ic y ID.
Receipts yesterday were large,
and sales were made mostly at 40976c per
basket
Cantaloupes Quiet, at slOO@sl.6O per
bbl
Pears. Bartletts, s1 25@sl rs per bu. and
| $9 00qs4 90 per bbl, common at TOO @
81 90 per Dbl.
Grapes.-steady Concord, 10000 per 10
ID. basket, ponies lac; Delawares 2tc per
basket, lac per pony N. Y. Moore's early
and Concord, 6o@75c per carrier; Niagara,
75c6$l 90; Delaware, 75c per case.
| Cranbsrries.-s4 50@S5 90 per bbi.
GRAIN.-Quiet and steady.
Corn: Higher with little Offering. No
yellow to ship, lake and rail 6S@6S1Se;
spot steamer yellow, 5S1fc: No. 2 yellow,
$40.
Oats-Firm and In good demand. Offerings
OF clipped. new white oats for prompt ship
ments at 3S@3sc; clipped spot Ss@8sc;
mixed 35@36c
Hay-Steady Best old, $1,000; fair to
good, sls@ls poor to ord, $lS@l6; Eastern
swale, $40 5O@11.
straw,-Firm. Choice rye, s1s.5oS1Abo;
oat $798.
MUTTON.-Quiet.
Quotations: Chicagos, 6@7c yearlings,
697Sc; choice heavy Brighton, 7@71<c;
Eastern choice, 6@7c.
LAMBS.-Quiet. Choice Eastern 66Sl0c !;
Brightons, 8@11c; Chicaeos 7@l0c.
VEAL. - Firm. Choice Eastern s@1Oxo;
Brightons, 11@11.50c.
MILLFEED.-Quiet and firm.
Quotations: Spring bran In sacks 10 ar
rive, lake and nail, $17.00 "a 1900 ton mid
dlings in sacks, $1s 5000 90; O 8 meal to
arrive at s28 q 26.25.
PORK PRODUCTS.-Pirm and unchanged.
Quotations: Outs and backs, s21 80; lean
end, gas 90; pork tongues, cal 10 /;
prime, sls 90; butt pork, sls 60; fresh
ribs, lloj sausases, 1870, Frankiorts,
iaXelsc 4 small, 1sc; % skin hams, A 1so. smoked
shoulders, IKE; corned, l0hc: smoked ribs,
1lc; boneless breakfast bacon, 1870; pressed
ham, A1<c; tierce lard, l0ko = n l0-fb pail
lard loAc@llAc. City dressed hogs, sic;
country, 74c.
POTAT0ES.- Firmer. Aroostook hebrons,
60965o rose. Soc pbu. ;Houlton hebrons, ,5Sc /;
N. II. rose and hebrons, 509b6c; New York
burbsnks and white star, 6o965c; choice, Dbl
stock, sle2>f@L76.
Sweet Potatoes. - Steady at e200 for
best vir. yellows; Jersey double heads,
s250; Jerseys in bulk, s226@2s71<.
POULTRY.-D,ill and easy.
Quotations Fresh killed chickens, 18SlSc 1;
fowls 12Ca14o; Western iced turkeys, 12eD1So !;
fowls, lie; chickens, 100; live fowl, lie !;
chickens, 1O@12c.
TRUCK.-Steady.
QUOTATIONS.
Onions, natives, per bu. ...... rs
Carrots, per box. 90
Beets, per box................... %
SsTS SaeSSSs4 Ss1sr s.Ess. Rs5 GSss1 pst loo e. GO
Turnips, per rbox................ 90
Cabbage, per 100. ........ 8 90
Squash, new marrow, per bbL... 10
Beans, wax, per erbu............... 76
Shell beans, per bu............. 00@t1 rs
, Tomatoes, natives, per bu...... 30
Corn, green, per box. ............ 60
Peppers, per box................ 10
The Kansas women who serve ~
police justices deal with the tramp
J question in their own way. One tramp
was sentenced to two baths day fos