The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-04

ping account. Sales Of timothy ranged at 80 IS
2.5O for common TO prime. Clover quotable
at S6.40(d6. so for prime medium. Flax sold at
$1.6O@165 for good crushing Sales OF Hnnga-
rian ranged at S1.40@l.5O for good 70 prime,
and millet sold at s1.5O@l.55. A few light
sales of buckwhest were made at sl.l5Gl.20
for prime. Buyers and sellers OF highwines
were somewhat apart in their views and the
market ruled rather quiet. The market closed
dull and nominal at Sl.l4@l.l5.
PRODUCE.
The arrivals during the week were qnitc lib
eral, but the demand was Of high local order,
and the market ruled rather dull. Receivers.<
in anticipation Of increased arrivals OF new
grass made, were generally anxious 20 keep
their stocks down, and in 30 doing they were
compelled to accept lower prices. Shippers
have reduced their bids OH old butter 70 9Wllc,
and some sales were reported at this range.
Fresh made sold chiefly at 2O@23c for trsts,
and the bulk of the receipts could only be
classed as such while il was difficult TO obtain
over 25c for extras, though an occasional pack
age ranged rs high as &c. Dealers anticipate
more liberal receipts and were generally anx-
ious TO keep consignments closed out. Quota
bic at 25(626c for extras, with only occa-
sional sales at outside figure. 20@23c
for firsts, 15@20c for seconds, lSWl5c
for thirds, and 9@1lc for inferior and
grease. There was good demand for
Eastern medium beans but the light stock re-
stricted trade and the market ruled quiet but
firm. Quotable at s1.90 in lots, and 1850
200 in small way. Western were dull at
S1.00@1.75, according to quality. Broom com
was in good demand and firm at 111@Ml4c for
No. i to extra hurl, and 10@11c for good 70
choice stock braid. Beeswax quiet at $50 Soc
Cider was quiet at $5.75G600 per brl. for
choice sweet. Cranberries slow at sS.00Ml0.5 so
for fair to choice in barrels. Cheese was dull
with good many poor and not fully cured on
the market. Old factory sold at 5(dl0c per 10
for common to good, and 12(ll3c new ranged
at 10012c for fair to prime. Dried fruits were
quiet, but ut the same time firm feeling pre-
vailed and former prices were maintained. New
York and Michigan apples quotable at 81 es4c;
Ohio and Southern about y 5(dSc; halves peaches
9@94c and blackberries at 9$Ic. Dried
peas were dull at S2.00@2.10 per bushel for
choice green, and S1.75@l.SO for marrowfat.
Green apples were i'll better supply and prices
were easier quotable at S325(d3.50 in lots
and 80 75(d400 in a retail wav. Hides were in
good request and steady at Sc all round calf
1219@13c. and dry sailed 15d1511c; Hay was
in fair demand at SlS0O(G20. 90 for No. 2 10
prime timothy; S12.00Cd17.00 for No. 2 to prime
prairie, and Sll.00@14.00 for slough. Maple
sugar sold at 13(0l5c for pure new. New pota-
toes were very dull, and at the close there were
good many poor lots offered on the market /;
quotsble at $3.00@4.50 for common TO good,
and $500 for choice. Potatoes were dull /;
t~s~'NNAh ptUShpipNS IAOIopit AZ cOAtcOC III Sdtl
lots, and Western about 7Od75c. Vegetables
were quiet at $2.50@3.50 per brl for onions !;
Asa COO per bu for turnips, and s1.2561.50 per
brl for parsnips. Veal WAS dull and very weak ::
sales ranged at ease for poor to choice Eggs
closed at l41sc for lots i'll carriers, and about
l4c IN loose packages.
CooPERAGE, LUMBER, AND WOOD.
There was no change noticeable il the market
for cooperage. The demand for packing de-
scriptions was very light, the principal inquiry
being for flour barrels for which prices were
maintained. Quotations ranged at S1.123@ for
pork barrels. s1.S5 for lard tierces, s1.9052 90
for whisky barrels, and 45d50c FOR -four bar
rels. The arrivals of lumber were moderate
and sales were generally made at former prices
The market closed with about all Sold Boards
and strips quotabe at S9.00014.00. and ioi st
and scantling $3.50 Shingles s22502. IS.
There was but little doing in wood and no
change Of Importance was exhibited in prices
Quotable at $3.50 per cord for hickory. 81 80 for
maple, $3.50 for birch, and 5000 for slabs in
the yards.