Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-11-26
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BUTTER-There is no material change 10 note
There is fair demand, but confined mostly to the
better grades, and prices steadily held unless
on straight lots where The desire Is TO sell entire
concessions are accepted, but the bulk OF The
business Is within range of quotations Fine
Fall Vermont and New York at So 81 a SIC for
fancy, with selections At 81 a 40c = Ii; choice
diaries at 32d34c, and occasionally SAC for some
choice extra ones fair TO good at 2sd5oc; ordinary
at 20u25c; choice Western at 29d3lc; fair TO good
25Gl7c; common lSd22c: bakers l4dl6c. Receipts
1926 tubs.
CHEEsE-The market is quiet. and business re
strcted 10 actual wants At quotations Many OF the
finest factory cheese are held beyond current val
ues with some little confidence among receivers for
the future. For the lines now offering quote
choice licdl4i4c; fair to good l2i5 ais. Receipts
6l3 boxes.
EGGs-The market is amply stocked and with
current receipts, ully equal TO the demand. prices
rule shade easier. We quote Eastern al SJG3lC.
Northern at use; Western at 3gc: lined l>d s5c
FLoUR.-Market steady and unchaged. We
quote Western superfine at - p - ~ : Dbl,
common extras 50 80 a :. 90; Wisconsin extra 1t
81 p GO; Minnesota extra at 3 e0G7 -: white
wheat Ohio Indiana and Michigan $ seas oo;
as TO quality. southern Flour is steady at so
IL 90 r Dbl for common extras and choice family,
and fancy Minnesota sl0dI5 30 a T. quality
CoRN-Market Arm at 16d79c = bushel for mixed
and yellow.
oArs-Demand gooi at 52d5sc ? bu~hel for
brown and white
RYE-Sales at 97asl = bushei.
SHORTS, ETC-Shorts S20G20 90; Fine Feed 81 20
d22 90, and Middlngs s23 T. ton.
APPLES-The market continues steady. We quote
common.
BEANs-we quote choice Northern hanl-ricked
pea beans at 81 15d3o0 T. bush; do Western hand
picked at - 6Od9 10 E bush; do common At s2G
IS = bush; medium, choice at 81 81 = bush; 10
common at 81 75d2 90 p bushel.
PEAs-Canada Peas, good TO choice at 81 LA
p 2 bushel; do common at sldl 10 : 0usAe,
zoe; sweets So 25d3 75 p Dbl. Onions 5:VGS -
p Dbl.
PKovIsIoNs-Pork is Quiet at sl2 co sl2 30
) : Il
for clear and extra clear. Beef ranges from s>a
ID 2 Dbl for mess and extra mess and Il od 10 Tor
and Smoked Hams 81 aiIc p h.
CoFFEE-The market for Coffee continues hIm
but quiet. The sales of Java have been at 26G2ec
geld; small lots Mocha at 32c, gold; Porto REQ all
22a4c, and Rio at 20s4d221sc, all gold STOCKS
ali kinds reduced, but the trade purchase only Tor
immediate wants.
DRY GooDs-There has been an increased dis
tr'butng trade, but the movements from irs- hands
continue small. Prices are irregular, but the pre-
valllng opinion is that an improved trade VIII lee
experienced from this time forward, and that goods
can be bought at lower rates than they VIII bc
month hence.
sUGAR-The warlike new from Spain has had
ket for Sugar, but no sales of any Importance 10
notice. The transactions include good refining q
tRc, St Domingo at 6d61s, and Centrifugal y -
for granuated, and So ass h for the differ
ent grades of coIee-crushed.
WHOLESALERS of domestic have been larger iial
any previous week for some months. Price, hSve
evidently settled down to point where manuiao-
turers think II safe 10 operate.
FRUIT-Malaga Raisns are firm, with good ne
mand and small stock. We quote layer kaisIns
nominally 81 SO 2 box; loose Mu,catei have been
selling at 81 75d2 So and London LAYERS at 3 10
box. Stocks will soon be completely cleared OK
of first hands.
HIDEs-There is a stronger feeling in Hides, --'
not much increased activity. The stock OF loie'sh
is held above the vi of buyers, and there have
been but few sales of importance.
LEATHER-The demand for Sole Leather conhh
ues TO be confn ed to small lots, and prices remain
without chan ge There is more inquiry for plei
.pa with cala re
changed. In rough Calf skins no change WIN
sales at 6Od1Oc, and finished Calf at >ecdSl j.
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