Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-14
HUB MARKET


ter coming forward is pretty liberal, and
there is fleeing in the trade that prices
are too high for storing. Excellent pas
turage is reported In most sections Of
the country, and this is favorable to a
full make OF butter. The butter coming
forward is reported excellent. Extra
creamery, small packages, 2O,s@2lc;
northern fresh, round lots. 20M2Okc;
western, l3laM2Oc; eastern, 1870 2Oc;
dairies, 1SM13c; firsts, 17M1Sc; ladies',
14@1Gc; jobbing, yale more.
For cheese the 6smnnd is quiet. with
prices very steady. The supply of new
cheese is not yet very liberal, with old
getting nearer the end. Round lots,
new, 9M012c; johbing. 1laM1c higher; Liv.
erpool, AIS for hite and ics for colored.
Eggs are in full supply, with the mar.
ket rather easy. Warm weather is
against the quality of the arrivals. Al
marks, fresh western 121a0t1312c: east
ern, 14M15c; nearby and fancy, 15M lS(
and up; jobbing, 14c higher.
Beans are in quiet request, with very
little change.
The apple season is drawing to close
a few russets ana Ben Davis being
about all that are Offering. They are
quoted at $3.5OM4.5O per Dbl for russets
Ben Davis, 1904; No. ., $2di2.75.
There are still Il few cranbprries or
hand, and they job at $3.5O0l4.5O pei
crt, as to quality. There are none com
ing forward.
California cherries are at hand, an(
sell at $2.5su3 per crt by the jobbcrs
California peaches are also at hand
The jobbers ask $1.75@2.25 per box, as
to quality.
Strawberries are plenty. The crol
is still late, few being ripe north Of New
Jersey. The last sales were at ga 100
for Baltimore; Delawares. 7M9c: Jer
seys. SM10c. Some fancy lots sold fol
little higher prices.
. Rhubarb is very plenty, and sells a
about soc per box.
New potatoes are still scarce and brins
high prices. Old potatoes are still very
high, but the market is Il shade easier
without qu0table change. IcbronS, 81
Green mountains, 81. 10; York state ant
northern white. 95c@i$1; Dakota reds
9OM95c; ChenangOrS, 9ONi3Jc: new
southern, $4.5ONl35O per Dbl for extra.
Celery is quoted at $1M2 per dozel
lunches. Spinach is quoted at 3Oc re
bushel; kalc, 10M1oc; dandclions, 2.c
beet greens, SOC.
Radshes sell at 40c per doz punches
for good. The market has been f,oodc,
with some of very poor quality. AS
paragus is pretty plenty and reaSonabl!
cheap. though higher than last week
The jobbers sell it al S3.5)u4.5O pei
crate.
Tomatoes sell at 1M per pound FOL
dollhouse. with crates not very plcnt!
and high. Yellow turnips are firm a
81 per bbl white fiat, 775c per bu; whit,
French, $3.50 per barrel.
Beets sell ut zoe per bushel: new
bunch. STA l.M per dozen. Carrots 81 !
AT 81 per bushel: new bunch. size pc
dozen for native; parSnips. Noe per bush
Ell; mint. 81; crcss. 35c; parsley, S3.5t
per barrel.
Southern green peas have been NOR,
plenty and . Hat $1M1.25 per basket. a
to quality. String beans are quoted Il
$1.TM2 per crate.
New southern suuasheS are quoted n
$1M2 per crate; according to size
Mushrooms are sold at IOM757c pc
pound. according to variety and style.
There has continued to he prett!
full supply of mutton and lambs. will
vcals in excessive supply. The narke
rules pretty steady on lambs and nut
tons. with veals easy. Spring lambs
Soel7; fall lambs Sale; brighton an.
fancy. ga loAc: muttons. GMS1ac: fame!
and Brlghtons. SG,9c: veals, 5WSc; fame,
and BrGhtonS. 7MS14c.
The supply of poultry is not excessive
Choice fresh chickens are coming for
ward slowly. and the market is firm
Fowls. especially iced, are in pretty goo,
supply. lccAturkeys, Mi9Ac fresh M
tive chickens. 25ti:,5c; fresh fowls |,
M13c; iced fowls, 0120l zoe; live fowls
9lsM Zoe.
The pork market is firm, with SOM
grades advanced, though ribs are x
lower
The beef market has been firm. thouGI
trade has been Indifferent. Buyer
have objected to higher prices, and hav
sought lower grade of beef in const
quence. This has had the effect of en-
HANGING the values OF the cheapc
| grades.
On hay the market is dull. New Gro
conditions have seldom been more ia
vorable. and growers have been show
an anxiety to market about all their oil
hay. n condition which would he re
versed with the outlook for the new GRO
bad. Straw is steady, because a lttl
scarce. Millfeed has shown littl
I change for some days. the general in
preston being that the market is cas-!
Hay. l5nlS.50; fancy and jobltng. 81
ago; rye straw, $2OM2O.50; oat straw
$lOM11.
Kerorts mention that the in,provcmcf
in all grains is being we'll SllStninct
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