Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-11-03

ana on gOOu cOllAterth rates dro very toeoon-
able, but the future outlook does not appear
favorable enough TO encourage speculation.
Operators are yet holding back. with no dis
position shown TO spread out in the least
BUTTER is steady, but trade rules mod
crate
Quotations. Fresh creamery 27@2s1Sc;
held creamery 25(926c; ladle and imitation
iSG23c.
BEANs.-Quiet.
Quotations: Pea, sI.O; s175@1s5 for
medium; jobbing prices higher.
BEEF. General trade continues moderate,
with supplies liberal.
Quotations Steers, 5150s21c; common to
good, 6@Sc; binds. 7@l11lc; fores SlSC96hc
fresh rib, lie.
Corned Beef-Quiet and firm. Ex-
ira plate Sll50; mess, and extra, 80 500
$40 so: beef hams, SlS; beef tongues, bbls,
s22 so; tripe, hf hbl. 80; honeycomb,
80 hf Dbl
CHEESE.
Quotations: Northern, 10@lac; lowet
grades 7@lOiIc; Western SOLE; Sage, 12@
i2Hc.
EGdS.-Flrm.
Quotations. Best Easterns, 26c; provin-
cials, 2924c; Michigans. 23024c; Westerns
22H@23c held Westerns, zoe.
FLOUR. Trade is quiet with values aboul
steady.
Quotations. Extra and seconds, S225C0
S.25; Minnesota baker clear and straight
| 80. 20M3.70 winter clear and straight, 50. Is
@37O; winter pat $4,000. 10 spring pat
s4.OOG4.75 Cornmeal. 49, Steady. Choice kiln
dried for export, S2.2O92.2O q Dbl; bag
meal, II O0@l02
Rye Flour-Job lots at s32509.75 for pa
tent Oatmesl-Quiet Ground, cut and
rolled, S4.75Ca5.00.
FISH.-Market Is steady, with rather more
doing in medium cod on the part of cutters
The market is firm for those fish. The
mackere situation is not materially changed.
there being rather ca tone to Norway
bloaters with American fish steady. Sardines
! are fairly steady, but cut prices are noted In
i some instances. Fresh fish In good supply
and steady.
| The cod market also shows d dru
tone, purchasing freely fnr cutting pur-
| poses. Jobbing prices nre unchanged,
and the outlook is for easier val
ues when the vessels now ont begin to bring
In their fish. Values from se,und hands re.
main mt IS 25C65 80 for large pickled bank
| f66D6 so for large shore and Georges and
&5 2505 so for medium.
Haddock is steady Mt 2@3c, with white
halibnt NJ 4@l6c. gray Il, l49l5c, and
chicken at l2al3c
| Swordlsh continues scarce at l46Dl6c, with
blue at s0l0c and butter FISH nominal at
| 8@l0c.
| Soup remains at 6C07c salmon, 10000 for
eastern frozen and 15Cd Ice for fresh Oregon.
Herring command 75@sl per 100 count,
eels Zoe, and native smelts 109l6c. Oysters
are dull at 90c0nS1 20 for Norfolk with the
best grades at 81 10. CLANS are quiet, with
Holsters steady a, I0c for live and II for
boiled. Sca)lops are in full supply and quiet
at 81 per gal
Gloucester receipts for the week foot up
1877 bbls. salt mackerel, 2,7S9,0 bbls. 1000
qlts salt cod 1872 900 lbs fresh halibut, $50 900
lbs. fresh mixed fish, 800 Dbls. herring.
FRUIT.-Tho movement in fruit con-
tinues quiet, with prices ruling about steady.
Apples range at 50 5Oa3 so for fancy, with
lower grades duh at II 25G2.
Grapes are In liberal supply with better
! tone. Large basket Delewares arc steady at
H@22c with pony ut 14@l5c while Con-
cords are selling at 10@ilc for pony and 15d
Ice for large baskets. with Sllems at Zoe for
pony and l5@17c for large. Catawbas are
selling at 16c for pony baskets and Ice for
| large.
Cranberries remain in slow demand at
| - 50(Oi per Dbl for choice cape.
Pears range from 81 5000 50 per bu, for
| choice with seckels %.
| Oranges and lemons remain quiet at $40
so per box; lemons IL 1904 Is.
Peanuts are steady at 81 G@4lic with North
ern chestuuts mt S4@5. per bu.
GRAIN.-Quiet.
Corn. Firm. No. 2 yellow to ship,
5l}5c; spot steamer yellow, 5l&c.
Oats. - Higher. Clipped. white oats for
prompt shipments at 37H@3Shc; clipped
spot 99@90lac; mixed 99@39Hc.
HAY.--Quiet and depressed under large
SccumulationG
B,st grades, Si6@17. 80, with range down 20
si2@l5, as to quality.
| Straw.-Steady. Choice rye S13014
MILLFEED.-Stea
| Quotations Sl6@l7.50 for bran and GIT
@l950 for middlings. Cottonseed meal con.
tnues steady mt s25. 10 to ship. Barley Is dull
and nominal, with malt quiet at 75c for 2
| rOwed state, g03 for 6-rowed state, and SOC
| GSl for Canada. Western malt ranges at
| 60@S0c.
MUTTON Quiet and steady.
Quotations: Chicagos. sole; yearlings,
| 6@713ci Brighton, 7c; Eastern sole.
LAMBS Steady. at 7@sc, with few
choice Brighton killed higher
VEAL. Quiet at 7@iNc; Prigntons, iok
| Ollie.
PORK PRODUCTS. Quiet lad steady In
price. Lard and hams no change to note.
Quotations: Cuts and backs, s2l so; lean
end, s2i 90; pork tongues, s21 90
prime, $40 90; butt pork, $40 80; fresh
ribs, l1cF sausages, 10l5c; hams, 11OIlI<o
smoked shoulders, lie ;smoked ribs. 9l<al0c
| boneless breakfast bacon, 13c; pressed ham,
lac; tierce lard, 10Llc 4 ID; City dressed hogs,
&c; country, 7alc.
POTATOES.-Ar selling well.
Quotations Best hebrons 55@58c: rose.
and burbank 5S@58c; white stock, 53055c.
| Sweets are firm at 90 25 70 best vir. ;Jerseys
| % so for Dbl stock.
P0ULTRY.-Quiet.
Quotations: Eastern; Fresh killed chick.
ems and fowls Sc; Western iced turkeys
12@14c; fowls, st010c; chickens, 100; live
fowl. 1o@llc; chickens, 1O@12c.
SUGAR. -Pulverized,5 15-I6c; cut loaf, &c
powdered,5 l1-16c; cubes, 8 13-16c dominoes
&c; granulated, 5sS@5 7-16c. Confectioners
standard, 55-l6c diamond A, 6s6c; soft
whites 51s@b1lc extra @, 4%@5c; yellow
41s@49sc. Wholesale grocers' prices granu.
lated, 6.9Sc small bbls. $40; fine, Sac
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