Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-01-26

eral quotations. especially IN butter ana eggs,
the best grades OF the latter showing signs Of
reaction. The falling of in receipts with
slightly increased demand are accountable
for this. The market looks more hopeful
than at any time since fall Cereals remain
firm with plenty in sight and there is good
home demand and export trade continues
fair.
BUTTER. There is slight increase in
figures quoted now. The market Is fairly
well supplied and the indications point TO a
practically stationary price.
Quotations: Fresh creamery 24S26c
held creamery 20622c; adle and imitation
l6917c; dairies 20923c as to quality.
BEANS - Move quietly with prices about
steady.
Quotations Pea. 81 s0@s Il. 90; sl.7O @1.s0
for medium; yellow eyes 81 9592 05, red
kidneys 81 2Oq2 25, with foreign at 81 600
t1 10 for medium and pea.
EEF.-Quiet and steady.
Quotations Steers, Cos &c common to
good, G@Sc; hinds, 79llc; fores 5@6hc
fresh rib, sac.
Corned Beef-Quiet and Arm. Ex-
ira plate :ll.50; mess and extra, % 500
$40 80; beef hams, SIS; beef tongues, bbls,
s22 90 tripe, hf Dbl, IS; honeycomb,
IS hf bbl
CHEESE. The movement in cheese steady
but dull.
Quotations Northern, ll15@l2hc; lower
grades 7@lOIc; Western 9@l0e; Sage,
1870.
EGGS.-Fresh eggs continue in moderate
supply and sell well at full prices. A steady
demand for fresh stock.
Quotations: Easterns, 26@27c; West
erns 2lc provincials, zoe; Michigans, 2l@22c !;
Westerns and lime sell at l6@lsc.
FLOUR. Trade continues sluggish with
prices from agents and jobbers un-
changed at s4@4 70 for spring patents.
% 60@S 90 for winter patents, s3@9 IS for
clear and straights, with low grades at &2@S.
Cornmeal. Steady. Meal bag 90c092c;
81 and s21O ? bbl.
Oatmeal Oatmeal 30@4 IS; for rolled,
and ground; cut S4.55@470.
Rye -four continues dull at s3.25.
FISH.-Trade dull, with figures generally
lower.
Quotations: sj25@55O for large picked
bank, IS so for large shore and Georges.
and s5. S5@5 25 for medium.
Haddock is steady at 204c with white
and chicken at l5c.
Herring command s1.25 per 100 count.
aels l0c, and n. s. smets 5Ssc. Oysters
sell well at S0ct0Sl 05 for Norfolk, with the
best grades at 81 IS. CLANS are quiet with
Holsters steady at l0@12c for llyean l2@l4c
for boiled. Scallop continue in fair supply
and steady at 81 per gal.
FRUIT. The market continues quiet.
Choice eating apples selling from $495
per bbl, with No. l Badwins S3.75Cg4. 25 and
greetings at S3a3. So and No. 2s at 81. 500
Ats, while the range for common apples con-
tinues at about S2@2.50.
Cranberries continue quiet but steady for
good fruit at s4G5 80 per bbl for cape, fancy,
higher.
Oranges are quiet, with Floridas at s26D2 SO
for choice in good order per box, common
VI 1902. with lemons at Si75@2 80 as to
quality.
Evaporated apples continue at 1l@l9c, sun
dried, 6(dSc.
Peanuts are steady at 3]I@4!lc, with hick-
ory nuts duh at 10000 per bu.
GRAIN.-Quiet but steady.
Corn.-New steamer yellow and No. 2
46@47c, with No. yellow to ship at
47c, and No. 3 yellow at 46c.
Oats remain steady at SIC for spot
clipped, and SIC to ship.
Hay continues quiet at sl7@18 for the
best; lower grades dull at sl36l6, as to
quality
Straw.-Steady. Rye sl2 5O0l8
Seed-Continues quiet at 81 1902 10
for timothy; 90 25a2 rs for red top. and
ll@l2la for clover.
MILLFEED.-To ship is quoted ut sl6 Is
@lS 25 for spring and winter bran; and
Sl7 POOLS for middlings.
Cottonseed meal continues steady at $23 Is
to ship, and s25 for spot.
Gluten meal to arrive Is steady, sal. 50S2S.
Barley Is dull and nominal with malt quiet
at 73675c for proved state, 80G85c for g.
rowed state, and 90c6 81 for Canada. Western
malt ranges at 60@S0c.
MUTTON. Quiet at 5@6c
Quotations: Chicagos, 5000; yearlings
6@7Hc; Brighton, 5@6llc; Eastern 597c.
LAMBS Steady at 5@sc, with few
choice Brighton killed higher
VEAL.-Quiet at S6l2c; Brighton calves
commanding little more.
PORK PRODUCTS demand for cured
meats continues good, with pork unchanged
cuts s16 light backs, si6 and $3.50
for lean ends. Fresh ribs continue at Skc,
sausages s19c; hams steady at l0c.
smoked shoulders at SIC, and corned shoul-
ders at ne Bacon sells at Ike with
smoked ribs at SIC. Tierce lard sells at 8stc,
with pals at 91l@91Sc, while dressed hogs
are steady at ne, for city, and 61sc
for country. No change in barrel beef
mess and extra selling at s950@l050, with
extra plate at sll.6O.
P0TATOES.-Ar selling fairly and are
quoted steady at for best hebrons,
while rose sell at 65@6sc, and burbanks
$4,000.
SUGAR.-Quiet and steady. Pulverized,
4.94c; cut loaf, 5s5c powdered, 4&c;
cubes, 4-94c; dominoes, 5&; granulated,
4s4@4.44c; soft whites, 41s@4Lc; ex-
ira G, 9%@4c; yellow, 9lG@Sslc.
POULTRY The poultry markets steady
with Northern turkeys nominal.
Quotations are: Fresh killed Western tur-
keys are quoted at l0@l2c, with chickens at
l3@14c, and fowls at 12@l3c. Western chick
ems and fowls quiet at ll@lSc; Western Iced
stock is steady at l0@l3c for fowls, 9@l0c
for turkeys and 19@l5c for northern chick
ems Live poultry 5000.
TRUCK.-Truck continues slow at tl ESQ
OIL 70 per Dbl. for onions; 7oc per Dbl for
81. Andrews turnips, and S90@40 per ton for
Hubbard squash, and 65@75c per Dbl. for
cabbages. Bermuda onions, az per crate.
Within an Ace of Death.
When the sheriff and deputies arrived from
st. Louis with wills Howard, q condemned
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