Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-01-17

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do tlvc'tWentics, loGj Jan. and july lOyI
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do Ten-lortes registered llIX
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.--Prices for Flour are
stronger aud hardening for all desirable grades,
pei furCc lie action OF mIllers who fee nGtlrnI of
higher range Of prices Corn remains unchanged
and The IN ket Is il trlne easier Oats are in fair
demand, 3Ml receipts are limi ed We quote:
Flour, Western super1ne h Dbl, s. OJd5 10:
Common extras, So 7jdG 80; Wisconsin, q t0d6 70;
Minnesota, So 5Od7 10; Fancy Minnesota, Ss 5000
lt25; White wheat Ohio Indiana anil Michigan.
81 tOdSO 20; Illinois, 81 25d 90; St Louis 81 25D
23i southern, common extras AMI choice family
. tOd9 .; Corn Meal, f. Dbl, 81 0Od3 10; RIVE
flour, 81 3JG2 %; Dat Meal. So 7jd 50; Buck
wheat, p 100 lbs s. 25d42O; Com, mixed and vel
low, busbel Goa lie. Oats. mixed and white So
d62c; Rye 3DOSl 20 Shorts y Ton, $2l O0d22 %;
Fine Feed, s23 OOd24 90: Niddlngs, $50 GOA 25 90.
BEANS'-lhe market Is quiet for medium, with
sales OF choice at - 2jdZ 3D. Pea have been sell.
lig ut ~ 81! as 90 for choice Yellow eyes are firm
mAnd 81 - to . 81.
PROVISIONS Pork is in far demand We onote
prime, SO 5ldlj 0O; mess ut $40 00I 10 50, and
81 OO624 W p bbl for clear and extra clear Beef
Is steady, with sales of mess and extra mess at
Sl3 OODll 30 p Dbl, and Sl4 016li 90 for family
Lard steady; sales of city and Western at I2dl2%c
r. h, including steam and Kettle rendered. Hams
we quote Boston and Western at l2Gllac y
Il, and steady. Dressed lIogs-Sk dS55c ~ H.
Cut meats-NIarket steady at prices within the
rangc-l0n lie.
VEGErABLEs.-M Market steady We quote Early
Rose at 81 OOU Jackson Whites l0jdSl 10 h bush
ell. Other kinds Sjd9jc. Prices and demand
steady, and all arriving are quickly taken.
LlNsEED OlL.-Aarket lrm but demand modeI.
ate at 6ld65c v gallon.
MoLAssEs.- sales OF Barbaloes, part Mt 47c;
and small lots OF choice New Orleans at GOc per
gallon. 80
II Az ,ND crp,,r III. ,.-....., 49,,
prices are steady, Sales Of coarse Northern and
Eastern at $2lG20, and fine and medium graIlps
sl5dlS v ton. Western hay has been selling nj
i9GIS per ton Rye Straw Is selling at S2l OOd?9
GAR-There is a firm feeling for Sugar on the
basis OF 9SG9Ac y b, for fair and good retiring.
heanSu seEars are IN uema ID at l2b for powdered
i 70 lor g'annlated and lOdllS y ID for the
different grades of colec-crushed, Tho deficiency
III stock htal ports, rs compared with last year ia
IA Isl tons, or "a per cent
WOuL-Tbe demand is moderate and cansilora
Die sales of Ohio and Pennsy vania fleeccs nj "a
049c; and Michigan 40d43c. California woolis
unl especially t1e low grades Of fan. Pulled
Wool Is IN better demand, with sales of good and
choice supers at 4OG50c p ib. Sales of Inc wTek
rs 6JJ lbs, George VIM. Bond " Co.'S Circular
of January s, says The sales of domesI,, ond
lorelGh Woolieported during the year by the Bos.
ton shipping List amount TO 50 54LlE ms The
receipts by rail- and coaslwise GA $40 bars and
9 a1 amount to about a5eoo0OO MS against $780,
wv bags and bales, or Gl 100000 lbs in 1875 The
lcceipts OF wool In bales from the Pacn nc and OH
er States beyond the Mississippi amounts to 30 0oo
u9u hs' me lorelgn wool IN this MAJ ket consists
almost exclusively OF COrdova and VamWaiso
thIr,l-ciasS woods for carpets. Or the woods i'm
ported during The year. AS SO MS were Hrst
class 2O-O 99S lbs, SecOud class, ami 53S G6l Ina
lhlrd class. The exports were i25O,2sl lbs Of ibe
first class or clothing wO1ls. VI '"'
BUrfER.-Wc quote groCers' selections fine fan
make, SlG3jc: invoices of New York and Vsr'
mont, Sld3}c; common lots, 2Od25c: n es,ern
croameries StG3iG; Western dairy packed aGG 2sc,
Invoices oi straight lots, 3D25c common 5d9N.'
factory AKA l5c; iino Vermont factory, l4kGfi I,.
new Gdl0 ''"' ''u "uu
EGGS We quote Eastern, at 3,as4c. No,,h.
eIn, 81 U3@e; Western, S3a32c '''"'