Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leading
Products In Demand

Boston, May 21.-Butter has been
ruling easier for some days, with better
receipts and feeling that the best
creameries are near at hand. Up to
week ago the receipts had been I'M
usually small for the season. EXTRA
creamery, small pkgs 23laM2ic; north
ern fresh, round lots, 23@ 23lac; west
ern, 23c; eastern, 23c; tirsts, 21M22c;
renovated. Ud22hc; jobbers, hc TO lc
more.
New cheese is coming to hand In "A
rather limited way, with old well held.
Round lots, - 1-4M13Hc; new, 1l12M
12c; sage, 12laM14c; jobbing. h@lc
higher.
Eggs are about steady, with prices
rather high for the season, The supp!
has not been large, and what storing
there has been done has been at high
prices. Western fresh, 1GkM11l2c;
eastern, 1SMlS 1-4c; nearby and fancy
19N22c and up; jobbins, lc to 1'ac
higher.
The demand for beans Is better, with
firmer prices, though quotations are not
changed nomnally.
Apples are in dull demand, with the
arrivals small. High prices limit bllsl-
ness, although there Is feeling that
few more apples are to- come forward.
Baldwins, S4ENu550; Ben Davis, 81
al. 80; russets, $4M5; No. 2, all varieties,
So. 5Cy,l3.25; very choice and jobbng
lots, 5OcMSl more.
Cranbcrrios are in very limited supply
with none coming forward. They arc
nominally quoted at $4@5 per crt.
The strawberry season is now well on
with very full receipts. They are now
coming from Norfolk, with North Caro-
linas about done. A fair supply OF
Marylands are coming. They sell II
crate lots at 9G15c, with most Of tho
lots in good order. At retail they sci
at two boxes for a quarter. and two
boxes for 80 and 35 cents.
Onions are firmer, with Egyptians
higher at S3G3.25 per Big. Bermuda
are quoted at $1.75M2 per CRIT
Green mountains, 9OM95c; Hebrons
SsM9Oc; Dakotas, 75MSOc; Chenangoes
75MSOc; York state white. SOC; mag
NUNS 50 25M2.5O per Big; new Bermu
das, S3M5 per Dbl; per blu, $1.5Od2.5O
Carolina sweet, S3M3.5O per crit.
Truck and vegetables are in prett
full supply, with a good request. Ctler
sells at 10 per bch for large hcfS
Cauiflowers are in the market at SD
per pkg. Spinach is quoted at 15c pc
bx for BudlNlg and at 25M35c for M
tive. Kale sells at 25c per bu; bee
greens, Coo; dandelions, 35c.
Asparagus is plenty and at Wild
range. from 150 to SO per doz. Lettuc
ia sold at 5OM75c per doz; radishcs, b
, per bx.
New cabbages sell at $1.50M1.75 pc
crt: tomatoes, dollhouse, 15c per II
crts, $3.50; cucumbers, $2G4 per b!
peppers, S1.5O12 per CRIT; egg plants
per crt; mushrooms, $1.25 per lib; leek
, 75c per doz.
/ Summer squashes are at hand
, about So per crt. Canada yellow tn
nips are in short supply at Sl.25G1.'
ner Dbl; white French, S1.25 per BIT
white fat and globe white, 81 per b.
new bunch, $3.50 per doz; new bunt
& bskts, Sl.5O.
y Carrots sell at S1M2 per bu; as
quality; parsnips, S1@1.50 per hu;cres
25c per doz; mint, G0c, parsley, ST..
per bu; southern string beans, H2.T'
8 per crt; wax beans, S2.oWi3 gre
peas, 75cMSl.3o per crt, as to quaint
IL rhubarb, lc per ID.
Pork and lard are about steady, WI
little change. -,
! The beef market is stronger and ing
or with lie mentioned as the l'robaf
price of the best sides. The mars
continues to advance in spite or all l
pretense of investigating the BIZ
l' trust. Beef quotations are firm
The position Of muttons and lambs
ID: steady, while prices continue very nj
OF yeals are in full supply ana ca
IS Lambs, 12Q13c; fancy and Brlsh'o
nj 12hQ13.sc; spring lambs, easteyp, "
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