Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand.


demand. Extra creamery small pkgs
22AQ23c; northern fresh. round lots
22@22Ac: western. 21hQ@22c; eastern,
21A@221Ac; diaries, 1Sa19c; firsts. 16@
1Shc; ladies, 14N17c; jobbing, " to 1c
more.
On cheese the market is steady, with
little change. Round lots, new, 3-4M
III 3-4c; sage, 11@11Ac; jobbing, k@1c
higher.
The best eggs are in fair demand,
with pretty full offerings of storage.
Prices are not quotably changed. Early
storage, 17MM19c; fresh western, 800
20c; choice Michigan, 2Wn22c; eastern
pic and up; nearby and fancy, 23M27c
and up; jobbing, lie to 11ac higher.
Beans are really easier in the west, but
this market is fairly sustained by the
fact of slow arrivals. Quotat ons are
nOminally unchanged.
Apples are in good request. with the
market fully sustained. Gravensteins,
$3.5OM4.25; Ben Davis, $3M3.5O; duch-
ess, $2.50u3; SHOWS, $2.5OM3.5O; pip
pins, $2M3; Porters, $2.50M3; pound
sweets. $2.5OM3; other sweets, 81 SOAP;
mixed apples, $2M25O; bushels, 5Oc0l
$3.50; choice and jobbing lots, 5OcM$l
more.
Pears are plenty and sell at: Seckels.
$2M4 per bu; Bartletts, $1.7542.5O; per
bu: Sheldons, $1.5OM2 per bu; common
varieties. 75cM1.2j per bu..
A few California peaches are still
coming forward. Other varieties are
about done. CALIFORNIA; are quoted at
75cM$1 per bX.
Grapes are in full supply. Delawares
10M12c: Niagaras. l1M13c: Brightons.
1n: Concords, SM91ac; Salems. 10c;
Marthas, 70lSc: Catawbas. M1Oc; To-
kays. $1.50M2 per CRIT; jobb.ng, lace
higher. Foreign grapes are more plenty
and job at So .1tMd5 per Dbl.
Cranbcrries are tirmer and somewhat
higher. Bills. S4.oOuG: crts. 1.5OM2
Crabapples are quoted ut 81 per bx for
good.
Potatoes are quiet but firm. Sweet
potatoes are easier Hebrons. G7M6Sc
per bu: Green mounta ms. GSal zoe; bbls,
S20i225: eastern shore. sweet. S1.371aM
$50 per Dbl: Norfolk, $1.50; Jersey
double head. $l.15.
Celery is easier at SOC per doz for
ord nary. with Pasquale at 50cM$l.
Spinach is easy at Zoe. Caulifiower is
sold at 75c0$1 per bX. Lettuce is now
at 25c per bX. Rad shes are sold Mt
25c per bX.
Cucumbers are quoted at $4MG per bx.
Squashes are sold at $1.25@2 per Dbl, as
to quality and variety. Pumpkins are
sold at 4Oc per lx. Tomatoes sell at 75c
M$1, with green at 25@40c.
Onions are steady at about $2.75 per
Dbl: bu. 9OcGS1. Spanish crates are sold
at 81 .25diM1 30: picking onions are Id
Mt 75c per bX for yellow, and at S2Gl3 for
white.
T,lrnips are more steady at 75ctdS1 per
Dbl for st. Andrews yellow: white flat
at at $1.5O; white French, $50: VIII tie
HAT at 35Ql50c per bn. Beets are jobbed
at soc per bu; carrots. 4OG50c: parsnips,
50075c. Mint sells at 25c per doz; cress,
35c per doz; parsley, 1Oc per bu.
Cabbages are quoted at $3M4 per 100;
egg plants are sold at $1.25 p bx: oys-
ter plants are in the market at SOC per
doz Brussels sprouts sell at 1OM15c
per at; mushrooms are still scarce and
quoted at Sl.5O per ID; leeks sell at Acc
per dozen.
String beans are s. ling at 75cNiS1 per
bX for wax and soc per bX for green;
shell beans. 75cNi$1.25: Lima beans,
775cM$1 %: civy beans. 81 per bX.
Green corn is about out of market
Artichokes arc sold at 81 per bX; pep
pers are quoted at soc per bX.
On pork products there is an eaisier
tone. especially on lard. though quota
lions are st II nominally unchang Il.
The market ON choice heavy beef is
very firm, with the supply small. On
the contrary. light and grass beef is
plenty. with the market very easy.
On multonS the market is q little firm
or. with lambs and veals alb ut steady.
Lambs. case: fancy and Brighton, Sc:
yearlingS. 4MGc; muttonS. Nl6l2c: fancy,
714c; veals, 7@1oc; fancy and Brghtons,
10hM11c.
Poultry continues to sell fairly well,
with the market easy. especially on
fresh. Iced turkeys, 9M11c; fresh ma.
tive chickens. 12Gr1Gc; western, Halle;
fresh fowls, 1O@13c: iced fowls. 1OM12c:
iced chickens. 11M13c; live fowls, 90
10c; live chickens, 9d1Oc; spring ducks,
1O@12c.
Hay and straw are dull and slightly
peasier. Millfeed is little flrmer. Hay,
80; fancy and jobbing. $1SM1S5O
rye straw, $16@17: oat straw, $500:
sack spring bran. $3.50.
The wheat position is considerably
stronger with gain of about &c during
the week.
Trade continues quiet in -four, though
the stronger position of wheat seems
to have helped buying somewhat within
q few days. Still the j9bbers and dis
tributors will take only immediate r.
quirements. Quotations are little
changed.
Cornmeal is firm at the recent adj
vance. and on the firm position of corn.
Oatmeal is steady, with the cereals gen.