Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1874-10-09

brands have been ut So 20 IL per bbl and
choice brands are scarce and wanted, white
wheat st. Louis mt G25 to q. aud ieo,ijre
brands from S.25 to are either sold mn
close or contracted for ahead; white wheat
iilinois nj O.2o To :; aud Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan ut to 6.75, with few favoite
brands ut ! per Dbl Southern Hour comes
forward slowly aud leading brands arc
scarce. we quote common extras and
choice family ut 5.95 to s. 80, and some G,.
vorite brands ut IN advance on the latter
rhe' Inc stock of bakers extras is light.
nut equal lo the demand Minnesota extras
are sr'Uhg ut u 90 tO Z, aud Wisconsin nt q
70 go per hhl. Low grades are IN demand
Tor tie Provinces. with sales of Western
common extras ut 5.25 to SIS, and Western
supers ut $50 to AS per bbl.
me market for corn has been quiet for
SUM- uays past. aud prices ARE easier We
quote sales of miNWl ut 81 to 1 O2 and vol
ow is scarce and noniinnlly | "a tn / on nor
Du. Oats are II shade lower with sales of
mixed ana white ut 90 to lie per bu. The
demand has been moderate, but the stock
has not Increased, aud there is "A srarcltv nr
NO whltc. Rye has been taken In small
lotS NJ 10 l.O9 per bu. In shorts the sales
n nave beon ~ 2O.5O to %; fine feed ut 30 to
30; and midtllngs ut 81 to 30 per ton.
Fresh .hcat. - We quote Reef hind
quarters, choice, II to llIc, common to good,
To lSci iOro quarters, choice, "a to Sc,
common to good, to &c per lb. Mutton
extra. 10 to II, common to good, To o. per
lib. Spring lambs. choice. II to IL, common
to Fair, to l0c per Id. Veals, choice, IL to
lie, fair to good, 8 to Zoe, common, &c
per ID.
Other Pro,luce.-Apples Choice, per bbl,
30 to $50; common to good l. so To LIS
Beans; Pea, Northern II z, per In 50 so
to 2G2; Ito, Western II p, 2.25 to $50; do.
common, to 2.25. Medium, choice, Ig5
to .; do, common to good, | so to l.62 yell
low eyes, 2.75 tn 3.
Eggs: Receipts continue light, and fresh
Eastern and Northern have been in good
request mt % to 90 per doz; II few sales of
Western ut 20 to 22a
Hops: The market sustalns firm tone,
but we cannot quote sales of prime at over
4Oc per Ill., mostly in small lots to brewers
We quote: Cool to prime 1874. per III. 30
to 4Oc; do 1873 25 TO Soc; do 1872 Is to zoe.
Peas; Choice cooking, 1876 to lilo; COM
mon, LOS to LILO per bu.
Potatoes: Potatoes have been in large
supply during the wecl: and prices ruled
low, sales being mostly ut 5j to 6Oc per
bushcl.
PrOrtSt0RS There is no change
to notice in the market. The demand is
moderate hut with small stocks prices are
steady. We quote sales of prime ut Is. so To
w mess at "a to 1850; and clear and extra
o''''' ~ - w - lltl Dul. DttI remains the
same. with steady demand The sales
nave been ut SlI to rs for mess and extra
mess, and II to II so per bbl for family ex-
IRA. Lard remains the same. The sales
nave been moderate and prices range from
10 to l6c per III for City and Western. AS to
quality Smo ked hams ARE in steady lie
lhtnd, with sales at 10 to lic per lb, for CITY
and Western. us to quality. In city dressed
hogs tn" sales have been ut lOle per 10.
Cntmeats continue in demand and the sales
have been ut full prices.
WOOL MARKET.
Manufacturers have been talking of shut
ting down their mills on account Of "A lipbt
demand for goods until it has become mn Old
story. and while it has had small effect on
she price of wool it has made buyers rather
shy about stocking up. Quite II number of
mills are working on short time. but there
IS not WOO enough in the country to supply
the demand, and foreign markets are high.
SO that there is no prospect of any considcr;,-
bic falling off in prices Tor some time TO