Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-06
in HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

lowing the position in New York, though
trade has been only steady here. 1t is
suggested that the supply is too ample
for great rise, though this has little to
do with fresh. Quotations are firm at:
Extra creamery, small pkgs, 25h@ 26c;
northern fresh, round lots, 24hM251ac;
western, 24hM25c; eastern, 2kl25c;
diaries, 21M22c; tirsts, 2OQ22hsc; ladies',
159lSc; jobbing, Nc to 1c more.
The cheese market is firm, ut the ad-
vance OF early last week, with choice
in limited supply and we'll held. Round
lots, II 1-4M12c; sage, 12kM13c; job
bing h@1c higher.
Beans are dull and still lower, espe-
cially on pea and medium. Carload lots,
pea, $1.S5M1.9O; medium, $I.3O6l1.9 90;
yellow eyes, $235024O; red kidneys.
$2.25Q230; California small white, $2G
@2.65; jobbing, 1Oc more; Lima, 5.ac per
lib.
Eggs are irregular, but have been rul-
ing high for several days. The supply of
fresh is very short AT marks, storage,
25@26c; fresh westei II, 3Oa33c; eastern.
3O@35c; nearby and fancy, 35c and mp;
jobbing, 1c to INC higher.
Apples are in a strong position, not.
withstanding that prices are almost too
high for liberal consumption. The de-
, mand for export is better than would
naturally be expected, as prices rule,
and this request helps to make a firm
! market. The receipts are still large,
considering the small crop. For this
market apples are quoted at: Fancy
F, Rldwins, $4M4.5O; ordinary to good, SO
| $3.50; greetings, $3.5O@4.25; Kings,
! $42505.50; Tolman sweets, $3@3.50;
| No. 2, all varieties, $2.5OG3: mixed lots,
! $3M3.5O; very choice and jobhing lots,
5Oc0$1 more.
! Cranberres are firm at $7MS per Dbl
/ for good, and at $20i2.5O for crates
| For the week II refrigelatOrs of Flor
1 ida strawberries were received. The
last sales were at 75c01$l in refrigerator
lots. AT retail they are quoted at 5OGl
6Oc for small boxes and SOc@$1 for full
sizes.
A little California rhubarb is coming
forward, and is quoted ut 'OM12c per
Id. Native dollhouse is sold at l21l5c
Honey is firm, especially tor Vermont
at 1S@20c: California, i1015c.
Potatoes continue rather easy, W With
sweets scarce and firm for good. Green
mountains, S5MS7c; Hebrons, $50
rose, 7SdSOc; Dakotas, 75c: p. +. !.
Chenangoes, Toe per bu; magnums. 50
@2.25 per bg; Belgiums. $1.9Gd2; Jer-
sey sweet, $3M3.5O per Dbl; Vinelands,
So. 1894.
Native onions are pretty firm. with
foreign rather easy. Native bbls, 1915
GAPS per Dbl; per bu. $1.35Gi1 10: Va
lencia large crts. $2.75: Havana, small
crts. So 5Ou2. 10; Cuban, small crts. 81 %
@150.
Celery continues at wide range, and
jobs at $1M1.75 per doZ. Spinach is still
very firm and quoted at $2M2335 per Dbl,
for Baltimore; Norfolk. $30i3.5O; ma
tive S1.25 per bu. Beet greens sell at
81 .25dl.50 per bu.
Cauliflowers are still scarce and
quoted at $3.5O04 per crt. Lettuce is
sold at $2.5OM2.75 per bx of three doz.
Radishes are quoted at SOC per ,loz
Cabbages are sold 1T 9OcdS1 per Dbl;
red 75MS5c per bx. Cucu mbers are
still scarce and sell at Sl3M,4 per 100 for
best dollhouse. with seconds at half
price. Tomatoes are scarce and high ut
Soc per lib for native dollhouse. South
ern crates are quoted at $350ll4.
Squashes continue firm at $50 per tun
for best. BY the 100 lbs western are
quoted at $3.50, with native at $3a3 20
per Dbl.
Southern string beans are still in small
supply and sell at $6@G5O per CRIT. There
are very few California green peas at
hand. Some sold early in the week at
$1.5O per crt.
Yellow turnips are quoted up to 81 by
= the jobbers. with wholesale lots Mt 81
M90c per Dbl; white French, $1.25Gl1 30;
globe white and white fiat, 5O0Iti5c per
bu; beets, 75c per bu; carrots, Toe; pars-
nips. 751S5c. Mint is quoted at 81 per
doz; cress, SIC, parsley, $3.50 per bu.
Pork is a little lower, on easier pro
visions west.
The tone of the beef market is firmer,
spite of the fact that arrivals in Boston
have continued full Beef is costing
higher west, and receivers show figures
to prove that much of it is selling slight
ly under cost. Even buyers seem to ex-
pect higher prices not far ahead
The supply of lamb and mutton con-
tinues full, with the market rather easy
though quotations are nominally I'M
changed. Veals ara firm. Lambs, S0
Zoe: fancy and Brightons, 901O1sc;
yearlings, 5M719c: muttons, 5M7c;
fancy. 70I7Ac; veals, 901O12c; fancy and
Brightons, 1ORM111ac.
Poultry sold fairly well for the week,
with the supply reasonably full. and
prices steady. Alive is still firm.
Northern turkeys, package lots, 16@ Zoe;
western, 13M16c: fresh native chickens,
16120c; western, 12M15c; fresh fowls.
1On13c: live fowls. Hobo; capons Is
| M17c. 1.-Two Chickens 1OIT14c. goose ~