Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02
IN HUB MARK
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

Boston, Oct. 1.-Butter is pretty
frm at quotations. Extra creamery
small pkgs, 23k@24c; northern fresh,
round lots, 23M2312c: western. 23M
2312c; eastern, 23M2314c; tirsts, 19M22c;
Jobbing, 12c to 1c more.
Cheese is firm, with the foreign mar
kets firm. The demand is reported
good. Round lots, 1llaM12c: sage, IL
@l2'2c; jobbing. AM1c higher.
Eggs are in "A firm position. with
prices fully sustained. Western fresh,
2Wn23c: eastern, 24M25c: nearby and
fancy. 25M3Oc and up; jobbing. 1c to
114c higher.
Beans are in moderate request at
about steady prices. Carload lots, pea,
W; medium, So: yellow eyes. S2.45M
$50: red Kidneys. $2.75M2.SO: Cali.
fornia small white. s. 2O6l225; Job
bling. Zoe ne Lima. 4M5c per ID.
Apples are selling better at ratI,r
better prices. Some of the stock of
perlshable fail apples has disappeared.
with the more stable varieties doing bet
ter. The foreign market is active.
quotations are tirmer. Williams. $l,:O
W2.5o; pippins and porters. $1.5oM2:
~gravensteins, S225M2.M per bhl:
choice, $2.3oM3: pound sweet. Soo5u
2.75; 2o-ounce. $2M2.50: m an
pies. T5cMS1.3o; bx apples. 7~5cuS1.o5.
Pears continue in very small supply.
with the position firm at from So 10 Sc
FOR barrels, the latter price for very
choice from cold storage. Bushels are
quoted at $1M3. as to quality and
variety. California pears are in re-
duced supply and firm at $3M3.1o per
bx.
The market on peaches is dull. with
an o%versupp)y for the season. which is
pretty far along. They are quoted at
4tM"0c for natives and C%onnpcticuts.
Grapes are in brisk demand. with IT,
receipts very light. The understanding
is that the crop is very small of do
mestic grapes. They sell at HAN,
Tor pony Delawares: Concords. 13M15c:
Wordens, 13c; Niagaras. 14Q15r:
Marthas, 13c; Salems, 14@15c. Job
b1ng prices are 1c to &c more.
Native prunes and plums are in small
supply. Prunes. 4OM50c per 1O-lb bsk::
damsons, 40M50c for 1O-lb bskt: p,ums;
Acc: cages. 45M55c. The supply of
damsons is small.
Cranberrles are firm. with barrels
quoted at S4.5Ou5.5O cases. $1.5O0o5o.
more.
Canteloures are in full supply for the
season, and are moi very easy to sell.
they are quoted at S1.75M2 per crt for
genuine Rocky!fords: Others. s. .25M1.5o.
Potatoes are fairly sustained. Houl-
ton Green mountains. 53M55c per hu;
lebrons. 50n53c: York state Green
mountains, !0c: Virginia sweet. $1.7l
per Dbl: double heads. S225Gto.50.
Celery is plenty at :1(fnG0c per doz |
or the varieties offering. There is no
session product on the market vet.
Spinach is quoted at loc ppr hu: auli-
lowers. zoe ia: short bxs ANA at 81 fer
ol@. !tttUtt, -rH per duZ: ratliSu.s. %
1906 per DN.
Native on.on> sell at S09s>5c per Du:
'er by. SIC: per llhl. 2o1Mio. 80; Span-
sh. short bXs. SlM1.15: long hxs. So.1..
tahbaGes are quoted at S:3fU:3.:I,0 rpr
or at '0>t'iuc pc, bbi. Cucumbers
ell at - per 100 for the best. with
oorer Qualities less. Tomatoes are
'ieh'y and cheap. selling at :ttMu soc per
III for NICE lots. Green tomatoes. for
'lckling, sell at 40M5Oc per bu.
Sq,aShes are in pretty good supply,
With no indications of the shortage of II
ear ago. They sell at 75c per Dbl for
barrow. Turbans and hubhards are
.uoted at $50 per ton, or job at about
per Dbl; Bay states, $50 per ton. or
oN7oc per Dbl. Pumpkins are sold AT
! per Dbl, or SOC Per bx.