Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-20
in HUB MARKET
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

call for June extras, choice fresh being
scarce. Extra creamery, small pkgs
2SM2Slac; northern fresh. round lots,
2HaM2Sc; western, 2G1aM27c; eastern
26hM21c; June extra. 23M24c; dnirics,
22M2'12c; tirsts, 2314M24c; ladies', 15ll
l3c; jobbng, zee to 1c more.
Cheese is tirmer, with prices very
strong. Round lots, 1l1aMl21ac; sage.
l2l2Ml3hc; jobbns, 1aMlc higher.
Eggs are firm, owing to cold weather.
A few warm days would be very likely
to cause slump, and for this reason
buyers are working cautiously, Fresh
western. 3Uft3lc; eastern. 3l6I3:,c; near
by and fancy. 33c and up; jobbing, 1c to
Zee higher.
Beans are in fair demand. at steady
prices. The west is we'll sustained.
Apples are in fair request, with prices
firm. On choice even better han QUOTA
tons are obtained in round lots. Fancy
Baldwins, $4.23M4.75; ordinary to good,
S3.2on3.1o: greetings $3.50 loo;
Kings. S4.2aM $50; Tolman sweets. $3
$3.50: No. >. all varieties. $2.7.,6i3 %:
mixed lots. S3.25fi3.775; very choice and
jObbing lots. '10cNiS1 more.
CranberlieS are at pretty wide range.
with barrels quoted at $6.5OGi9 and cases
at S1.250i2.1,l.
Only - refrgeratorS of Florida
Stra wbellieS came forward for the
week, the weather being too cold for the
berries TO ripen. They have sold at 81
M45c per bX. in refrigerator lots. with
small lots more. At retail they sell all
the way from 25c to 50c per bX, accord
ing to size of boxes.
Rhubarb is scarce and brings high
prices. 1t jobs at about SIS per 100 lbs.
Honey. is steady at lie for fancy white
clover. With other GRADES less.
Potatoes have been ruling rather
easy, with some ridiculous!y low prices
accepted At aNclion lower, III fact. than
the potatoes can he l;iiN down here for.
Sweet potatoes az" still scarce and firm.
Green moJntals. SoGi S3c: Iebrons,SO
MS2c; rose. ISu SUc: DHkotas, 1tu72c;
L. f. !. Cllnn1n@oes. TUui1oc per bu;
nlagnuns. S.M2.lo per Big; Bol4ians.
81 .StMil 90; Jersey sweet 81. 11.Gi4 per
Dbl; Ninclands, 81 .2afi4.1 20
Celery is firm Il l25Gi - per doz as
to quality. Spinach is scarce. with
southern quoted ut 50 per hbl. There
is no native dollhouse on the market.
Beet green's arc sold at y per bX.
Lettuce is still lower at 2.,Gi Zoe per doz
heads. KadShes are sold at 23c per
doa bchs. Caulihowers are quoted by
the iohlers at SD per crit
Cabbages are tirmer at 81 - per bib:
red. $3.50 per Dbl. or 81 % per bx. Gu
cunbers are easier at S12fi1G per 100.
with seconds about half price. Toma-
toes are still scarce and high at SPA per
carrier for southern. and with native
dollhouse at 3Oc per lib.
SquaSlles are most remarkably scarce
and firm. with even as high as $9OM 100
per ton mentioned. At such prices they
have to be jobbed at S4.5ou5.5O per 100
lbs. The latter price per ton is about
the highest ever paid in this market.
Brussels sprouts sell at Zoe per ut;
satisfy. 81 per doz. Leeks sell at Gr
PEI. doz by the .iobbers artichoIies. $3.50
per bu.
Southern string beans are tirmer at 81
06 per crt. There are no green peas
on the market just at present
Canadian yellow turllipS job at 81
per Dbl. with st. Andrews at 1lc; white
French. 81 %; globe white ana white
fiat, soc per bu; beets. 9oc per bu: car
rots 60M13c: parsnips. Soc. Mint is
quoted at 15c per doz; cress, 15c; parsley
$3.50 per bu.
Pork provisions are steady, with quo
tationS revised.
Beef is rather easy, with the supply
ample. Still quotations are pretty we'll
adhered to- though 9 Bic is all that the
best sides will bring But now and then
side of extra quality is sold for more.
The mutton market is pretty firm.
with veals very firm. Quotations are
we'll sustained. Lambs, 91sM1I1bc;
fancy and Brightons, 1OM12c; yearlings,
60Shc; muttons, GMSc: fancy, "a SIZE;
veais 9Ml1c; fancy and Briyhtons. 1O1s
@12c.
Poultry is firm with turkeys bringing
uclltE prices. w eSltIIl turkeys, Lac
lie; fresh native chickens. 1GM2Oc:
western, 12u 16c: fresh fowls, 10u 13r:
live fowls. 11M12c; caponS. 15M1Gc
geese nominal. 12Ni 13c; ducks. 130i1Gc.
The supply Of game is yet small. Rab-
bits have been coming i'm more freely
for few days, doubtless for the reason
that the season in which they may be
sold in this market ends March and
holders are anxious to get rid of their
stock. More wild ducks are being re-
ceived, with prices a little easier. Quail
and grouse are very scarce. No venison
is being offered at wholesale. it bengi in
the midst of the close season in all tile
New Engla nd states, and the Lacey law
the shipment of deer wher-
ever killed. 1t is fact of which mar
ket men are generally aware that they
are liable, under the Lacey act, for re-
ceiving deer during the close season in
the state from which they are shipped.
Rabbits, 20M30c per pair; big jacks, II
fTS()r np1. J1niI. pirnouS 81 b-EfI IN NOR.