The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-14
Boston Produce Markets.

BEEF-Ihe feeling is that the supply of beef
9 being shortened a little, with the position
father better sustained. A fair trade was
Soted Yesterday; Choice to fancy steers, s34g
Extra heavy kinds, 11@19c; good, i6ai66l%c
tight 7@9c; heavy fores, 5@6c; light Stale
rounds, 69Sc; rumps, s1f59i5c rumps and
lolns, l09lSc; short ribs, 89l4c; loins, 1O02Ic
FLouRGThe flour market is dull. Wheat is
easier in the speculative markets. and -four is
not any higher to say the least. The full adj
vance in freights has not yet been paid by the
buyers OF Hour, il, indeed, the full extent of
| " lO(g2 10; extras and seconds, So 50lQ3; Mime
sofa bakers, clear and straight, So 7OQ3 Is ;
winter clear and straight, 81 9O(03 85; winter
| pat S5 Jugs %; spring pat SO 65(d4 25.
BUTTER-Thc butter market is quiet. though
: little better demand noted by some
| houses Yesterday: Best fresh creamery, small
2519c; first l9g2lc; imitation creamery, extra,
15gl7c; northern dairy. 20(923c; northern
creamery, 25112026c; eastern creamery, extra
%82z3g2513e. These prices are for round lots.
HAY.The hay position is little changed
Straw is unchanged. Bran is firm: Hay. 5000
oat straw, $500: sack spring bran, to arrive,
sl90l1 25; sack winter, $lS(0ls 25; middlings
$l8G20; red dog -four, S209205O; ground wheat,
so 5000 %; cottonseed meal, 81 rs to arrive
LAMB AND MUTToN-The mutton position is
easy, WIN the supply full: Quotations are
easy at snrine lambs, 515t061Sc; choice east
519c; choice to heavy Brightons, 5t20619c
o. 80" e -, e. veals, 9al0c: common to good
6@Sc: Brightons and fancy, @0ll ~.
OA rS--LJI.S are st 1ady, with little change in
the prices Of oats to arrive: No. | clipped
4134c; No. 2, 41l4c; No. 2 white, 4031c: No. 8
white, 4Ol4c:; No mixed, CSC, The spot mar
@4l12c; No 2, Ale; No. white, 40l5GG4034c; No.
3white, 40d4l &c; No. mixed, 3Sc.
REPRESENTATIVES. are in good request
with the market at: Aroostook hebrons ,5S(d Soc ;
New Hampshire, 55G58c; ,ose and white 5Td
b5d5sc; Dalxrta reds. SOC; P. E. 1. hebrons, rose
and white, 58a55c; Chenangoes, 50G52c; Vir-
81 % Jersey double heads, 81 1902
APPLEs-The apple market is dull here, with
quotations unchanged: Gravensteins, 81 75l2
Hubbardstons, 81 % al 80; Kirg', S2tG2 25
Maine Harvevs, 81 5061 Is pound sweets 81 Is
az: anows, 81 ?5G2 rs; No. / Baldwins and
p. ''t',gs 81 5Od1 rs; medium grade, 81 %; No
2, 75ctG$l.
MEAL-Cornmeal is quiet and easy. Oatmeal
is not changed; Kiln-dried cornmeal for export
81 500 ID z Dbl; bag meal, 81 l0Gl IL; yellow
meal, "a 1904 80 p Dbl; cut oatmeal, 81 1905 20
z Dbl; rye flour, SO 9OG3 rs; rye, 5OtG6Oc per
bushel.
PoULTRY-The turkey market is better,
with prices better on good lots, by at least lc
Chickens are about steady: Western turkeys
9@llc; northern and fancy, Il@l4c, fires fresh
fowls, SD9c; geese 10q12c; ducks, 10(012c.
CoRN-Corn holds fairly steady. Chicago
No. yellow to arrive is quoted at 5612c; coun-
Try gtllOWt hlsh AhlAcN, ofT2O' lhc
market is fairly steady: Steamer yellow, 559
5513c; steamer mixed, 541ac; no grade, 53s54c
as to quality.
EGGs-A little better demand for eggs was
mentioned yesterday. with little change in the
market: Fancy nearby, 34Cd38c eastern fancy
fresh 3Od32c: eastern fresh, 2(123c; Michigan
27(02Sc western, 26d27c refrigerator, l7g17z3c
CHEEsE-Cheese Is firmly held, with fair
demand: Sage, 1215l113c; northern full creams
and twins, 1i140l2c; jobbing lots, 12lgl3c fair
to good, 8GlOc; western choice. 9glllSc; fair
TO good, 7(6Sc Liverpool is quoted at Sos. Cd.
PoRK-Pork and lard are steady in prices
with trade very fair. Quotations are the same
as Yesterday,