Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-31
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand.

tIhUeu S'ehuy ana fn1rly nrm. Inc
offerings of choice creamcries are lin
tied, and bring full quotations. Best
creamery, small lots aud packages, ~
M24lac; northern fresh. round lots. 23ls
M24c; western, BE; eastern. 23c: tirsts,
Zoe; limitations, 13Ml6c; jobbing, h@1c
more.
Cheese Ia well sustained, though the
demand rules quiet. New. round lots,
11hM121ac old. he: jobbing. h@1c
higher. Liverpool, 51s I'D for white. and
52S I'd for colOred.
firlner market on eggs is mentioned.
with more inquiry for fresh. Al marks,
fresh western, 2lM22c; storage, 1Sl10c;
eastern. 22M23c; nearby and fancy. 81
OBS and up; iobbing. 1allAc higher.
Beans are ruling quiet In this market,
with prices a shade easier OH some
grades, but the country markets do NOT
yield.
The apple market has continued nth-
err dull, under the continued full re-
ceipts and liberal offerings. Still Il
good many apples have gone into ex.
port, and more are gong. 1t Ia sug-
gested that the exports Of apples will
be larger this week than for some
time. Apple cables are showing a
stronger market Quotations for this
market are fairly sustained.
Occasionally a few pears come for
ward. out OF cold storage, but they sell
at very uncertain prices, all depending
on the variety and condition. They
tol, all the way from S2M4.50 per bu.
Crnnberries are firm and sell at $50.
M9.50 per Dbl. as to quality, with crts
firm Mt $2.50u3, the upper price for job
Ling
For the week II refrigerators Of
Strawberries came forward. They have
sold at 350i5Oc per bX. in refrigerator
lots. At retail they are sold ut 43M75c;
as 10 quality and size OF bx.
Southern and hothO,lse rhuharb is on
the market at 12c per lb.
The market is we'll supplied with
truck and vegetables for the season Of
mid winter, and there is a fair de-
mand for the same.
Celery is little easier at $1M2 per
doz, as to quality and condition. Spin
ach is at wide range, from 50M$1.75
a jobbing way. Beet green's are quoted
at 81 per bx; dandelions, $50 per bx.
Lettuce is at wide range, $1G2 per
Tx. Radisles are easy at 20M25c per
doZ bchs.
Onions are at wide range. with some
grades easier. though choice Newbury-
port have sold as high as 1925 per bbl
Still the market cannot be quoted at
above S2.5OM3 Spanish onions are
quoted at 81 25@1. so per crt; Bermudas,
1926 per cs.
Potatoes are fairly steady. ARGOS
took Hebrons, 65I6Sc; Green noun
tains, 65@7Oc; York state and northern
whites. 5S160c; Dakota reds, 5S@6Oc;
double head sweets, $1.5Ol1.75.
Squashes the very steady at $28tG30
per ton. with the jobbers selling at $1.75
az per Dbl
Cucumbers are firm at $12@15 per 100
for dollhouse No. 1. No. bring 500
s, es to quality. Tomatoes are higher
at soc per lb for dollhouse. Southern
sell at 81. 5003.5O per crt, as to quality.
Cabba ses are easier at 75cM$1.25 pc
hbl for native; savoy, 81 per Dbl. Vel
low turnips are higher at S5c@$1;
white fiat. 40c per bu.
Beets are still quoted at SOC per bu;
carrots, soc; parsnips, 5OG65c. Mint
continues unusually high at $1@1. % pei
doz; cress, SOC per doz; parsley, $1.5O
per bX.
Egg plants are higher at $2@2.o5 pei
case. Brussels sprouts are higher a.
15M1Sc per at. Artichokes are quoted
at $1.5O per bx. Mushrooms sell at 25
M4Oc per lib. Peppers are quoted at
$3.50 per crt. Leeks sell at Soc.
String beans are firmer at about
$2M2.5O per cs. New Bermuda pota-
toes sell at $3.50 per Dbl, and retail ut
$3.50 per bu.
Lambs have been ruling lower by
reason of liberal arrivals. Muttons
naturally have been rather dull, under
a decline in lambs. but are fairly sus
,aiued. Veals are in limited supply and
firm. Lambs. 70i9l2c; Brightons and
fancy, 901Oc; muttons 6n7,ac; fancy
Brightons and fancy, 1OAM11c.
A full supply of most classes of poul-
try has been kept up, and the market is
only fairly steady. under rather mod
crate demand. Choice young western
turkeys bring, 12@l2hc, but sales at
that price are not the rule. Chickens
and fowls are fairly sustained, though
the offerings are liberal; western tur-
keys. 1O0l2c; fancy and northern, 12A
M14c; fresh chickens, fancy, 13M16c;
ordinary, 9112c; capons, 13@14c; fresh
fowls. 9M14c: ducks, logic; geese, ca
Zoe; live poultry, 9M9Ac.
There is more game. Oh the market
of some classes, but still quail and the
best grouse are in small supply. Rab-
bits are very plenty, with prices easier.
venison is in very small supply, and
generally held in cold storage by the re-
tail trade.
There is pretty active market OH
pork and lard and products, with some
prices slightly easier, and others ad-
vanced.
Beef has been selling better of late.
Quotations are we'll sustained.
Hay Is firm on the best only, with low
and medium grades easy. Straw is
dull and unchanged. Millfeed is steady.
uav. S10.5OM2O; fancy and jobbing,
500. 80; rye straw, $17@1S; oat straw,
$9I10.
The -four market is firlner by about
1Oc, with the big mills Of the northwest
selling more. -four.