Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-06
M HUB MAR NE is

s.ssAss il the butter market, especially for
ID se,s4 fresh creamcrieS. Northern
.zas,.s, 20l4c, with some fancy lots held
3r-sss The quotations are: Extra
9sxeas,ry, small packages. 21G2ll4c:
qagssArl fresh. round lots. 2o12M2lc;
'esxsr@1:, 2Om2o1ac: eastern. 19l2M2oc;
.sesrerAp,, 19lamaOc; 1irsts. Ia lSc; ladies,
"a IT,; iobblng, 121lc more.
II aw small lots of old cheese have
&es4-y wrrked off during the week. but
l-ssa g.ErIet is about bare. New cheese
ID arr. at: Round lots. new, m91kc;
.t};safs5., 1am1c higher; Liverpool. HIS
trsr zhte, and 4Gs for colored.
4Irr.1 are steady and unchanged In
tTsvs% With a good demand for choice
.'zaess. AT marks. fresh western. l31aM
Lag; ssstern, 15n 1Gc; nearby and fancy,
'lgxx ,fs and up: tobbing, lnllac higher.
,Thsvzs is no change to note in beans.
ssssnrM.rket being firm at old quotations.
rTssy. is only a small supply of ap-
.,s1Ass aaering. Prices are firm.
,Gkxsberries are still offered out of
t--kGEre in II small way. at 81 per crate,
,TARss ~ receipts for the week.
Strawberries have been in full sup
s-xs- MI prices have generally ruled low.
iE9tEsarb is plenty, and sells at 81 per
.EMs ,Nunds
syas~ appears scarcity of new po-
ts1hn4. and old stock has sharply adj
sSrzxrk in price, with good demand.
INtrN,s1s. 3OM35c: Green mountains 9.lc
'sEk.: York state and northern white,
sssaA6s, aakota reds, S50i3Ot; ChenangOes.
.fhszSs; new southern, $45OW5 per bar
4Ma
EsYx,uda onions are quoted at 81 90
pxr gate. Egyptian bags are quoted
egN METZ.
ssNach is selling at Zoe per bushel.
i,aAas b selling at Zoe per bnshel. Beet
y,,-zars are steady at 40c per bushel, and
;s!aaanhSons are quoted at 25c per bushel.
.4xruGe is firmer, with only a fair
xxunS. at 3oM13c per doz heads. Rad
-.Etes. are easier at oOc per b,lshcl
r"SgFhcrn cabbage is in full supply,
sAf I" quoted at 75cNS1 per crate.
i r,}mbers are easier at 4NlGc per
- l" No. l. with No. = half price.
p!4'rc is an easier market for tomatoes
81 !. III 80 for southern crates. with M.
g. 'thousp firm at zoe per pound
INV tlunirS are higher. at 81 per
fdsST IT. white fiat. 81 per bushel: white
- "a, $3.50 per barrel.
-.,sszs sell at ooc per bushel: new
2'sxSfsu. foc"$! per Dozen Carrots sell
ssg 30 per bushel; new bunch, S7hac
'ssgr ,pzen for native; parsnips. SOC per
Agsiatl, mint. I5c; crcss. 40c; parsley,
ss.@.'ysE' tr.shel.
is3EragnS is firmer, and sells by the
'''sSsarra at $l5OGi2 per dozen punches.
s@SiEherll green peas sell at $1.5OM2
'lmg iasket. String beans are pretty
sssgrl e s1.5Ou2 per crate; wax beans,
;sEEa4t;
HsH southern squasheS are quoted at
sExIssf1 per crate. according to size
!Hssf2ooms are sold at 7Jc per pound
azsrrswsfng to variety and style.
zSi'T' provisions are firmer, with fresh
:slfss s.ld hams marked up.
Fss&sse is ii very firm market for fresh
ssse. With The demand good. An adj
Taga..-s IS predicted.
sE,srs. is a steady demand for muttonS
1sssA.. a1nbs at firiu prices on choice fal
.ARasa; vealS are steady and unchanged
ssyrzssss lambs, $:}1!7 each: fall lambs
isG,s9s,;=e; Brighton fancy ,lOc: NUT
aaess, sdlc; fancy and BightonS. SM9Iac
'rnaxtss M9c; fancy and Briyhtons, SGl
gs&sg
Tn poultry market is steady as tc
.g2rae.a. with the demand quiet Fro
.apH 7ArkeyS, 11M1i12c: fresh nativ,
s.sssssns, 3Of,35c; fresh fowls. 13M14c
1ssi owls, lou1 lc; live fowls. 1O04 1Olac
T4sre is a firm market for hay: mill
1ssssi Is easier. Hay. $l1Ni 1880: fancy
sssnai .}o5bing. $19M2O; rye straw, 5000
*; Gl straw SlUM11.
Trm;k corn has not changed durin.
N;sc srek. but for shipment there Iii.
acsY: slight advance.
gxe1. is n very quiet trade in -four
ssg3r FOR consumption and for export
TIER advance in wheat has made til,
azasaass necessarily very firm, but as We
.sNs a4yance has been made in spriu:
i,F1etsSsS, though one has been expected
Ransj gl undoubtedly come should thu
-.iNUrpsAt III III W H''u' NVLtIuuts I1U
qsE9fF there is firm, but quiet, mar
l1t&. 9th winter wheat hours slight,
'.a3.rixc in a wholesale way.
7fVsc is Il relative scarcity of fame,
sEEs and prices are little higher, bot
hsiss: Shipment and for track stuff. Othe
i4-xzSes are steady.
Na general condition of the wintc
rsxhat crop has not been MATERIAL
D4z,agcd during the week. Some in
s1saxses of chinch bugs working in whea
a4sasxs IRE reported from scattering Ii
sszEitses of Illinois, Missouri. Kansa
sams Nebraska. and some impairment t.
hin rr0p has probably been done b.
+ssec< and other insects and dry weathe
ssnNHrts Of Missouri and Kansas, but re
rgsYIz received from other parts of tn
Nv1duer wheat section are so favorabl
fsftsE the general condition has not bee
Sp~fred much if any, by the week
yrS-rss.
sjszng wheat is in more uniforml
...qra7 condition than usual: the plant al
3ssrrcs to be in vigorous and healthy cor
,ia&saw, and we'll footed.
Jyaxyrnd tha advance in prionc tho ci