Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-04-16

Few changes are noted this week in the
market Maple sugar has put in its appear
ince and + selling fairly we'll. STEADY mar
Set aud prices unchanged. expresses the
situation. few slight changes are noticed
n the truck market.
! FLOUR-The movement in -four continues
very dull with prices easy on all grades.
Wheat closes ilrmer
! Spring patents. "A 1901 30 Spring, clear
and straight. S33OG3 80; Winter, clear and
straight, s33ja3 IS; Winter patents, ~ 10
as.
These are mill prices for ear lots. Jobs
l5c higher.
! GRAHAM FLOUR Trade rules quiet. with
| he market unchanged at - 60 al 80 per
! Dbl.
! CORN-Trade continues quiet with prices
| steady on spot and easier to ship.
Steamer. yellow spot. 32lzc; No. 2 and
! steamer, spot ,32c No.2 yellow,to ship, ,33l4c,
country yellow, 80 +@32i4c.
| CORN MEAL--The market is quiet az Ga
G66c per bag and 81 4001 45 per bbl. Gran
ulated, 81 S0a210 per bbl bolteG, 81 900
210.
| OATS-The demand is quiet with prices
Clipped fancy spot. G12@27c; No. 2,
| 26G26l3c No. 3. 25ls G26c; rejected white
| spot. 24@25c clipped, to ship, 24G 25] sc;
fancy higher.
| OATMEAL-Quiet and unchanged a: 80 05
| 93 40 per bbl for ground and rolled, and
50 45G3 S5 for cut.
RYE-Trade continues quiet with prices
steady at 4sa5Oc, per bushe.
RYE FLOUR Trade continues quiet. with
| prices steady at - j0@2 so per Dbl.
! BARLEY-Lttle demand. with prices
nominal at 3jG i0c for feed and 40650c for
| mating.
MILL FEED-Trade is quiet. with prices
to ship steady.
| Middlings. sacked. spring, to ship. S12 $50
| Is 50: bran, Sl2 25613 winter SIS 80
| ground wheat, $3.50; Red Dog. Sl4 %;
mixed feed, ia j09l5 so; gluten meal.
! lake and rail. Sl4 25Gl4 70 cotton seed meal.
! per ton, $50 IS linseed meal per ton, S2l.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay continues quiet
with supplies OF common liberal. Fancy
| stock continues in moderate supply Rye
! straw is dull but steady.
Fancy, per ton. SIC hay. good. $l4 500
/ 10 so; lower grades, SlO0l4 Rye straw, S17
| dl7 So Dat straw, SSGS 80.
| SEED-T IA lie is quiet. with prices steady.
Timothy, ,plr bushels 81 40 al 90: clover, per
! ID. S@10c, red top, West, per 5O-lb sack,
/ 81 SOAP rs; red top, Jersey. per j0-lb sack.
S4Cd4 rs ; red top. recleaned, per 10. l6
| Gl7c.
BUTTER-Traie has ruled show. and
! prices are weaker all along the line. Low
| grades are very dull.
Creamery, No. choice per h, 2102ll5c: West
! choice, 20G2li &c dairy, North. choice 18
/ GlSlsc good, l5Gl7c; common. 11013c
] +atf ~ I,ll
| I2@l3,
| CHEESE-Market continues steady with
! quiet trade.
Northern. choice, per h. l2@l2l!c; North
IN. choice, twins. 124Gl2i4c; Northern.
sage, l2@l2}2c; Western, choice. l1@l194c;
jobs, ia@lc higher.
EGGS-The market holds about steady,
with quiet demand. Receipts are ruling
| liberal
Hennery. choice. per doz, ,12@14c Eastern.
choice, lO}4c Michigan, Indiana. choice, 100
10iac; Southern fresh, 9a4 "a Zoe: Western.
good, 1OGl0l.. Jobs 1@2c higher;
POULTRY Market continues quiet with
prices fairly steady. Chickens and fowls are
steady for good stock. Ducks and geese in
| moderate demand.
Turkeys, West. perlb 11012c chickens.
North. 14Gl6c; West. l0@l2c fowls. North
ern. choice. 1la13c: Western. 9Gl0c: fowl,
live, per pound, ,9@l0c; grouse, per pair, Soc
aSl; quail, west, per doz. 81 %.
BEANS-Offering are liberal with trade
quiet, and prices are only fairly steady.
Pea, n. Y, small, per bushel. 81 10G1 10 ;
| Pea, marrow. S5G90c medium n. Y. and
| VT, 80 Ca95c; yellow eyes. 81 1901 2j red
kidney 81 l56Dl IS; Lima, dried per Id.
21sG3c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef continues quiet and
prices steady. Lambs in fair demand ami
steady. Mutton and yearlings steady.
Veals continue in light supply and steady.
Beef, steers, per ID, 5i5@7$4c; hindquar-
tiers 7@lO4c ;forequarters 81 s@5Lc; lambs.
good to choice, 7(G9c; lambs, spring. each
$4@S; mutton, Col &c yearlings, 5@7isc !;
veal, 7@1Oc hogs, city dressed, 5$4 @6c
country dressed. Sc.
PROyISIONS--The pork market continues
quiet, with prices steady. Hams remain
quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet but
steady. Ribs steady.
Pork. long and short cut, per bb, S11 80 :;
light and heavy backs, SO 75011 so: mess
$l2; lean ends, Sl3; shoulders, corned and
fresh, 71!c; smoked, Sc. Hams. 99I
C010$4c Bacon, Sl2@l0c. Pork salt,
G19c. Ribs fresh, size. Sausages, u sc. Sau-
sage meat, 633@1e;; Lard in tierces, !54c;
in pals, 5S4@64c; pure leaf, IA "a
Tongues, s15. Beef corned s9GIO, Bris-
kets. salt, per pound, 6l5c.
FRrrITI Ann,as ora showing O+eodv +ora
with prices practically unchanged. Oranges
barrieS 9 ar, steadv e00' ''h''"
Apples Northern spy per Dbl, u 5O
30 D Innons T,,rn -T Nh l1,'N 81 zNaa ouo'
VoIsrnia oilS liz er p So 90
California, navel, per box. - 5Ota4 so Mai.
aga grapes. per Dbl. S7GS; peanuts Virginia
per Id. &c cranberries, per bbl, S3@4
Strawberries. Florida, per quart .3OG4Oc.
pOTATOFS Tho r,orpo+ g f,i.I,, o.,,,,,.
With +rado oniat and MICS ''S aeo"ua
S,raats con+inpma Srli '-'00' oN'
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