Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-16
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand.

very steady. Best crt"'''''
md ckgs. 24,sM25c; northern tresh
round lots. 23laM24c; WESTERN -"eq
a31c; eastern, 2s@23l.c; lirsts, lo'a@
.o1ac; limitations, $50 ldc; jobblng, 1aM
lc more.
Cheese continues in quiet request
with the markets abroad easier Una"
early in the week. Here luo'h.iops
are steady. New. round lots, ll1ag
l21ac; old. 13c: jobbing. laMlc higheri
Liverpool, sos I'd for White ana oi'
I'd for cOlorcd.
Eggs advanced to Be ON cold anu
stormy weather. but Mt least &c has
been lost of that advance Later. now
ever shippers were much hrhier' anu
wire receivers here to hold their eggs
on stormy weather west, win ciiihccS
for further blockades ana cola wave
At marks. fresh western. 22H325c' S'or'
ace. 1SN,19r; eastern. 23M24c: hearpy
and fancy. 25u35c and up; jobbing. 10
1hc higher.
In the market on beans there Is no
new features. Trade is quiet, WIN
prices firm.
In apples there has been good trade
of late, with good many apples moVeo.
The best selected cold storage lois are
considerably tirmer with fresh arrivals
very steady TO lirnler.
Cranberries are rather irregular, some
sellers asking high prices, with others
selling for considerable less. BIDS. ~
M9.5O; crts, $2.5OM3.50; upper prices fol
jobbing lots.
For the week two crates and 70 re-
frigerators of strawberries came lor'
ward. The berries have sold ut from
4Oc to SOC for best lots, with some poor
that had to be sold for less.
Rhubarb is on the market and sells
at 100i12c per lb.
Truck and vegetables are in more
limited supply than before the recent
cold weather, and the market is gen.
orally firmer.
Celery is considerably tirmer Mt S2el
$50 per doz. Spinach is a little lrmer
at S1.5Od1.75 per Dbl. tine latter price
for jobbing lois. Kale, 25M1'c per
Dbl. Beet green's are higher at 1ocU
81 per bu; dandelions, S1o'W1.1o per Du.
Lettuce is firm at G0cNS1 per doz.
Radshes are quoted at 2O03oc per doZ
bchs.
Onions are still more firm at 81. 100
$50 per Dbl, the latter for fancy ana
jobbing. by the bushcl they are quoted
at ST. 250l1 80 per crt; Bermudas, $l.3O4l
Ito per cs.
The market on potatoes is little
better in tone, with little change In
prices. Aroostook hebrons. G0NGi'c;
Green mountains sell at GJM1Oc;
York state ard northern whites. .j3M 55c;
Dakota reds, 53M55c, double head
sweets. $1.2.,M1 80.
SuuaShcS continue easy at S23MO per
ton. with the jobbcrs selling at S1.5ou
1.75 per Dbl.
Cuc,,mbers are firmer at S14M16 per
100 for dollhouse No. /, with no south
ern at hand Tomatoes are iirmer ut
$3.50 per crt for southern. and at 400
45c per lib for dollhouse.
Cabbaycs are tirmcr at Si.2'Mt 30 yer
hb for native; savoy, Sl.21 mr Dbl.
Yellow turnips are firm at 75Gl00c per
Dbl; white French. $2Nt2.50 per bbl:
white Hat, 3O@l 40c per hu.
Egg plants are scarce and high at
$3.50 per cs. Brussels sprouts are
higher at 1SNt20c per bX. ArichOkcs
are quoted IA, $3.50 per bX. Mushrooms
sell at 40M50c per lb. Peppers ar"
quoted at 50 pcr crt. Lceks sell at ooc.
String beans are scarce and very high
at $30l4 per crt, as to size and quality.
New Bermuda potatoes are higher al
$5.5OM6 per Dbl and at S2.3(Nt3 per bll,
the latter price at retail
The pork market is a Shade easier on
fresh ribs and some of he cuts.
Here the beef market is well SITS
tanned. with quotations hrmcr. The
general report is that the market is
very we'll cleaned up.
The market on lambs and muttons
though trade was fairly good. Quota
ton are rather easy: Lambs. 7N71ac:
Brighton and fancy. ga 1Oc; muttonS.
6Nu71ac; fancy and Brightons, 7N,Sc;
veals. tGi 101ac: fancy and Brightons, IL
M11Ac.
Poultry is in quiet demand. Turkeys
are easy. For best chickens and fowls
the demand is little better. Western
turkeys, 9ul2c; fancy and northern
12l%0t l4c: fresh chickens, fancy, 100.
Zoe; ordinary. 9EM lie; capons, 12Nl15c;
fresh fowls, 9M13c; ducks, logic;
geese M noe. live DotIltrV !AIi1Oc
The supply of game is still reported
to be unusually small, with little com.
ing in. Prices are nominally little
changed. although generally firm.
Whole deer, nominal. 140i1Sc; saddles
1SM22c: grouse, $1M1.5O per pair: fancy,
$1.5oM1.7o per pair; quail $25OGi3 per
doz; Mallard ducks, S1.250i17 10 FER pair;
black ducks. Sl.2aNt 30; rabbits. west.
ern, 100 15c per pair; northern. 2O0i2
jacks, 5onGoc; pigeons, $1.2oM1.o5 PEI
doZ
Flour continues dali. with prices I'm.
satisfactory to everybody no sells il.
The millerS are free to declare that all
the -four now being sold is paying more
or less of a loss, and must continue to
do so till the hour made out of unsatis.
factory wheat is ont of the way.
Cornmeal and oatmeal are scarcely
changed. although trade is dull. The
cereals are fairly steady.
4 dull market is mentioned on hay,
with little change. Straw is in nri"t