Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-24
I'M HUB Markets
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

ADO''o'i' Tho
easy with trade taking hold wen a,
Quality is fine, with none OF Tue us'
hot weather effects yet. Considerable
:. hejnr bought 70 storage. Quotations
oro steodv Extra creamery, sina1
pkgs, 22laM23c; northern ir o%,l .o Wv e.
lots ooa, 224c c: western, 2y4 223ae' easF
ern ooc: tirsts, 1920; jobbers' ~
to 1c more. nsition
Cheese is rather easy in poslllonn
though quotations are ulicA"nse 7a
New O 3-4G l012c: old, 12W l3c; SAGE
12hM 1870; iohbing, 14f'lc higher; NJ
Eors are firm for choice. with 10"
grade rather easy, '!ao'"lloiie a.
steady. Western fresh, l'M-''' ea ho
ern, 2Oao2c: nearby and fancy --'-'4 -''
and up; iohbing, le to Ire A-n'r
Beans have continued lfiIl' ~ l'"
son of adverse crop rrl'iIN' <.,,
New applcS are coming along freely
Prices are at very wide range solue
choice lots bringing Slrl,'o per bsA'
ana Othtf lois SoItl l'F i"' "
HAY is very firm on GOOD, under Tue
strong position Of oats and othel ieeN
Straw is fairly steady, though 'he ol'
ferincs are larger Millfeed is hr1nef'
Hay. S14M1s; fancy and iobbing s]e'oo
G19; rye straw, $16Q1,I; cat straw Slo
gil.
The pork position is steady, though
lard and fresh ribs are QUOTED NIUE
lower. But hogs are very firm, WIN
1922 having been paid at Chicago with
in few days The trouble seems to
be not so much in scarcity of hogs
as the tremendous cost of feed neces
sary to put them in marketable condl'
ton. Quotations here are very steady
The local beef market is easier, since
sellers have found it impossible to ge'
1910 on the best sides, and have been
obliged to close them out for less But
the beef coming has cost more aud
dealers will do their best to get more
for it, Principal dealers have beef Of
hand and coming that has cost 1888
per 100, ana say that they have some
OIL the way that has cost even more.
This beef is very choice and sellers will
try hard to get cost ont of it. Cattle
are reported even higher, with IS 81
paid west in one or two instances,
The mutton market is steady with a
fair trade. Lamb. 12M lbc: eastern. l2
also; warnings. 71zMSc: mutton. ga
Sc; veals, G01oc: fancy and RrightonS,
GMMl
Iced poultry is a shade frmer, with
better demand. Iced turkeys. ia
1Gc; iced fowls. 12kM131Ac: fresh nj
tive fowls l.Ni15c: south shore and
eastern broilerS. 20N22c: western. II
@1Sc; fresh ducks. Hattie; live fowls.
11M12c; chickens. 15M1G12c.
There are few. if any, native cherries
Oh the market. CALIFORNIA; are easier
at$lGi1.50 per crt. Georgia peaches are
coming along in better shape They are
quoted at Sl.75N2.50 per carrier. and
jobblng at about SOC higher. California
peaches are iohbed at Sl50G11.75.
Strawberries continue to come for
ward from Nova Scotia and New Bruins.
wick. They sell, in crate lots. at 12Cl
1Sc Blackbnlries are higher at 12GloOc,
as to quality. Raspberries are selling
at Nlu for pints, and cups at 3d:p.
Blueberries are coming forward very
freely, While the quality is generally
very good, with some very choice,
Prices are at wide range. but cen
orally lower, Doubtless l4c is above
the market on round lots. Currants
are little tirmer at SN10c. Goose
berries are i'll smaller supply and trmer
at about 1oc for iobhiny lots
Natermelons have been in smaller
supply and higher prices are the ro
suit.
Canteloupes are plenty yet with f,
market at SlHi2 per crt, as 10 quality. o,.
Rockyfords. Solne of the larger uni
etles are on the market ar hiaher
prices.
Potatoes are easier. with e,n e,,
ply. Long Islands, Rhode Islands a,'d
Jerseys $2Gl2 %; virginas. 81 .5(nIo nrr
Dbl; jobbine higher.
Onions are about steady. revnti,,
W per By: Bermuda. s. rer rrt, t>nn
lucky. $50 per by; native 75e. n,r Nv.
new bunch, 2'N per doz or 50 nor 100
'apbageS are selling at lie nor o,t 81.
Dbl, with native ut s. Ter Ion ~
culiihcrS are quotod at 50c0$l50 oa,
TX. Tomatoes bring 1904 Der ort r., r.,
native; dollhouse, Zoe per IN: soptLnrn
5ocM$1 per pkg. "'
Squashcs are sold at Sl.54nnrl,te
marrow; Turban, $500. Sululno,
squashcs are sold at s. per 1ou fnr hn.r
white and yellow, or at DC Der doy ~
Canlillowcrs are sold al Sa1,n -".
doz New yellow turnips soil a. ~, '~'
per hbl; white t,WnipS, SOC nnr '' Wv
punch " per 100 Beets brfpa cal-S
per Ok with new bunch at 7an., ,,, nv, ~,
mushrooms are very high az "a ro.' 'm'
leeks, 1oc per doz; egg plante e. ~ 49,
c7' native 50 per doz, mint On, ~, W.T.
uo"' cress' zoe per doz; parsley IN, h n'
pu' string beans sell at PIC ,,o I''
with wax beans the same r. w.
peas are quoted at SlN1 N NO. 'I''''
to quality. ''' "u' as
Inc settlement of the July corn co,
ner and the break from ooc ~ RS" = '"'-
the feature Of last week in w., WAY
market. Outside of ,rul,, n., ,"N Sra'
nave Ia largely been under the h,g p,"c|
OF weather conditions. Tho r,,ao,
ports show that fine corn ,vn',n - re-