Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-27
TN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

boSQpn, FeD. I6-butteElls well Sus-
stained, With only fair trade. Extra
creamery, small pkgs, 29lA@30c; north
ern fresh, round lots, 2S1Q29c; western,
2SQ2S1zc; eastern, 2S@2S12c; June ex.
ira. 231z@24c; diaries, 22h@24c; frsts,
23k@24c; ladies, 15Q 19c; jobbing, nc
to 1c more.
Cheese Is firm and in strong hands.
Round lots, 11h@l2hc; sage, 12a@
1870; jobbing, AW1c higher.
Eggs are well sustained. Fresh west
ern, 3GM37c; eastern, 37Q30c; nearby
and fancy, 4OM45c and up; jObbing, 1c
to 1lac higher.
Beans are in quiet request and un-
changed.
Apples are rather easy, from the fact
that a good many apples intended for
export have been turned into this mar.
ket. The markets abroad We're disap-
pointing, and it was DENIED best not to
send the apples abroad; hence an over
supply here, temporarily, however.
Fancy Baldwins, $4.25@4.75; ordinary
to good, $3.25@3.75; greetings, S3,75@
4.50; Kings, $425@5.5 80; Tolman sweets,
$3@3.75; No. 2, all varieties, So. 1898. %;
mixed lots $3.25@3.75; very choice and
johbing lots 5OcM$1 more.
CranDerries are not plenty and are
firm. though ut wide range, by reason
Of the quality. Barrels are quoted ut
5000; crates, $2.5O@3.
For the week % refrigerators of
trawberries were received; same week
year ago, Al refrigerators. The
weather has been unfavOra BILE and the
season backward, still the fruit COM
ing begins to have more color and
favor. In refrigerator lots they sell
at 40050c per bX. At retail they sell
at 4U0G0c per bX, as to size of box and
quality.
Rhubarb is still scarce and jobbing
at Sc per ID.
Honey is steady at tic for fancy
white clover: other grades, 12@1Gc.
Potatoes are fairly steady, with quo
tations better sustained. Green L,orn-
tains SOMS3c; Hebrons Soc; rose, $50
Soc; Dakotas, 70M73c; P. e. l. Cheuan-
goes, 7OQl75c per bu; ma gnums, $2W2.15
per By; Belgians, $1.S001.90; Jersey
sweet, $3.75G4 per Dbl; Vinelands. 81 %
@4.5O.
Onions are still very firm. with native
quoted at $3.7504.50 per Dbl the latter
price for very choice; bushels, $125I
$50. There are no Valencia cases on
the market just now. Havanas are
quoted at $2.5OQ2.GO; Spanish, small
crates. $1.75.
New Bermuda potatoes are ON the
market at $3.50 per Dbl; per bushcl,
$3@3.5O.
Celery brings high prices and is
quoted at S1.2502 per doz, as to quail
ity. Spinach is scarce at $325M3 80
per Dbl. or $1.25 per bu. Beet green's
sell at 75c per bx. Lettuce is quoed at
b0c@$1 per bx; radishes, 81; cauli-
flowers, $3.50 per crt.
Cabbages are higher Mt $12j@1 so
per Dbl for native; red. 81 per Dbl. Gu
cumbers job at $12@16 per 100. 10
matoes sell at S2.5003 per crit. Native
dollhouse sell at 25@30c per ID. Peppers
are on the market and sell at $204 per
pkg. as to vllity. Egg plants sell at
IS. 75n4.23 per cs.
Squashes are not quite as high lis last
noted, and sell at about 500 per ton,
with the jobbers obliged to ask $4M5
per 100 lbs. This brings them at re-
tail up to 6010c per Id, and such prices
have restricted their use About all the
canned squashes in the market have
been sold to bakers and others.
Brussels sprouts are higher al 25c per
at by the jobbers. Satisfy jobs at 81
per doz; leeks, 50c per doz; artichokes,
$3.50 per bu.
Southern string beans are on the mar
ket at $3.50 per crt. There are still no
green peas to be had here.
Canadian yellow turnips sell at coca
81 per Dbl; st. Andrews at 75@S5c;
white French, $1.25@150; globe white
and white fiat, Coo per bu; beets, eOc
per bu; carrots, 10000; parsnips, e5c.
Mint is quoted at Toe per doz; cress, 75c;
parsley, $3.50 per bu.
The pork market is easier. The beef
market is also easier, though evidently
better sold UP than week ago. Prices
are little easier,
On lambs the supply is easier, under
a full supply. But muttons are short
and firmer. Veals are fully sustained.
Lambs. 9Q11c; fancy and Brghtons,
0k@11kc; yearlings, 6Q1Oc; muttons,
7@1Oc; fancy, 7h@9Ac; veals, 9Q11c;
fancy and Brightons, 11hQ12c.
Poultry is very we'll sustained with
a fair demand. Turkeys are consider
ably higher, Western turkeys, 16@1Sc;
fresh native chickens, 1662Oc; western,
12@16c; fresh fowls, 10@13c; live fow.s,
10@12c,, capons, 15@17c; geese nominal,
.lo13c; ducks, 1SG16c.
The game supply is decidedly limited.
Rabbits are in full supply just now,
from the fact that the list of March x
the beginning Of the close seaso1 on
them and dealers dare not hapIle them
after that date. Prices are largely NOM
inal, and doubtless they will be lower
before Saturday. There is only fair