The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-11-04
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Cape Cod of the white variety and from
the provinces in the case of the ruta bagas
seems to be adequate for all demands and
prices continue firm.
| Celery is in large supply with increasing
demand. The quantity being pitted this
fall is large and appearances indicate that
prices this winter will not be abnormally
high,
The late freezing has somewhat short
ened the supply in lettuce, the demand
being satisfied by greenho Sc stock. In
the last few days New Y, k has COM
menced to take Boston lettu-- to a limited
extent.
Apples.
Apples are in larger supply, but prices
are not particularly firm in the Boston
market. The export trade has not de-
veloped from last week, prices remaining
low ON the other side. The west con
tinues to be an extensive buyer of New
England apples. One firm has contracted
to ship 200 cars in the next two weeks
from New England points.
Potatoes.
The potato market remains unchanged
Large amounts of Nova Scotia stock now
in transit have somewhat weakened the
price 1t is not thought that the prov
inces, however. will be formidable COM
petitor in our potato market, as Upper
Canada is short of potatoes, and it is ex-
pected that the product will be shipped
there.
The cheese market remains in sympathy
with butter. The demand is fair, although
dealers are buying carefully. The rise in
the Liverpool market, it is thought, will
create more confident feeling here, and
firmer prices should be expected.
Pears.
The market on pears cleans up daily.
Most of the No. 1 stock is going 10 cold
storage, however.
The Quotations.
HAY-Prime hay, S1S0e1S so; fancy, $40; fair
to good $16Go17 80; eastern fine, Sl76i7 SO; poor
to ordinary, $12l114; eastern swale Sg1all:
choice rye straw $l49l5; oat stray, 5000;
sack winter, SIG 25Gl6 90; middlings $l7019;
cotton seed meal, S25 25 for shipment; spot,
$26 30; old process linseed meal, $2606 so per
OATs-The quotations on Chicago clipped,
to arrive, are at 42c, with No. white at 3919c
The spot market is firm, with sales of clipped
at 42c. and of No. white at 40c and also at
fancy, 42166543c; No. 2 white, 41Gl411s; No.
white, 40G4O1ec; mixed, 3SD39c.
IOIAIOES III DdTTelS, u -tLD| ,bl
Houlton and Aroostook hebrons, in bulk,
83llS5c; rose, SOC; New York white stars and
burbanks, 70075 c; p. f. |. chenangoes, zoe
Jersey double-headed sweets, nominal at
81 1908; Jersey bulk and cloth, 81 so; Vir-
ginias, So 30.
BUTTER Western extra creamery, 2762Sc
fancy well known, higher; tirsts and extra
frsts, 24@26c imitation creamery, 2l@25c;
northern creamery, choice, 2SG129c; New York
and Vermont dairy, 24Q126c; eastern creamery,
good to choice, 25G271ac; iobbing prices, l@2c
higher
MUTToNs AND LAMBs-Choice to fancy spring
lambs, SIgGDlOc, as TO quality; common to good,
S18c; choice heavy Brightons, S99c; choice east
ern veals, SDiOc; common to good, 50DSc;
Brighton and fancy, lOt1l116c.
BEEF-Prime steers, SQ1S15c; good, 6G7c;
light, 506c; extra heavy kinds, 1l@l2c; good,
e1lO19c; light, 7GSc; fores, 505l9c light, 80
b1Sc; ohucks, &941ac rounds, 5G61sc; rumpS.
O. &c; rumps and loins, s017c; short ribs, lo1f
Sl4c; loins, 10G12c.
CoRN-Chicago No. 3 yellow, to arrive, is
quoted at 521ec, and No yellow at 6319c.
Steamer yellow sold early at 5314c, but later
b31ec was asked; No. 2 yellow 531g@54c;
steamer yellow, 53(95315c; steamer mixed, 52c;
no grade, 50Q052c.
EGGs-Eastern extras, 2+625c; Vermont and
New Hampshire extras, 2+Gb25c; Michigan ex-
traS, z}ls@24c; western tirsts 221sCGZ3c; sec
ssnlds, s6ld, D92lci Nova Scotia, aG22c; held 40
APPLEs- -Baldwins, 81 5O02 25; greetings.
81 50dy2 25; kings, SO 5O13; SHOWS, 1903 30; |
S26D2 75; harvies, $2C12 80; port
ers, 81 50d2; gravensteins, S304; mixed vari- |
sties, 81 5Od2.
CHEEsE-Choice northern and twins, 1l6 )
Olsc; fair to good, 109c; sage, l1190l2c. Liver |
POOL is quoted at h2s.