The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-11-30
Boston Produce Markets.

PoULTRY-There is positively a big supply
of turkeys ON the market, and values are easy.
1920 pkgs; same day last year, 524S pkgs. The
weather is favorable, to be sure, and this is all
that has prevented a bad break in prices. AS
it is the market is tairly sustained; Fresh
western turkeys are quoted at Sgl2c, with
considerable sales at lie; northern ana
fancy, 13g15c; fresh chickens, 99l2c;
10c geese, lO9i3c; ducks, 13(9l4c.. The
booths are many of them, up outside of
the markets, ana the Thank giving poultry
trade may be SAID to have talrly begun. AT
these booths and stalls very fair birds are sell
ing at lac at retail, with common stock at l5c.
Inside the markets the range was l4gl6c for
good stock, while fancy brought l6gloc. Ii the
weather continues cool, these prices are likely
to be fairly sustained. But warm and rainy
weather before Thursday will hurt the market
very much. 1t is expressed by those in the
trace that it will be fortunate If present prices
are sustained through the Thanksgiving trade
Notwithstanding that these prices are very
BEEF-Beef sold fairly well, considering the
conditions of the market, but prices are not
very firm Choice to fancy steers, 9g912c
prime, 71aCGsc good, 6g619c;. light, &c; extra
heavy kinds, l112(gl%c; good, l0gllc; light, 90
g9c; heavy fores 596c; light, az2(g4c; backs
6C8815c; rumps, 81516151ac; rumps and loins,
iSSlSc short ribs 8gl4c; loins, lO92lc.
HAY-Hay is fairly steady, with straw quiet
SIS 5O0l6; straw, $12 500l3 so; oat straw, $500;
sack spring bran, to arrive SIG 750l7; sack
winter, $l7 55@lS middlings, $lSg2O; red dog
flour, SIC 50; ground wheat $50; cottonseed
meal, $2l 20 to arrive, and S2l rs for spot.
LAMBS AND MUTToNs-Muttons and lambs
were also in some movement, but at rather
easy prices: Spring lambs 5g512c; choice
eastern, 515(g6c; yearlings, 312(G5c; muttons,
@519c; choice to heavy Brghtons. 419Cg6c;
choice eastern veal gSg1vZ2ci common to good
PoTAToEs-The potato market is steady,
with little change: Houlton and Aroostook
hebrons 5Sg6Oc New Hampshire, 5Sgo5e; rose
Dakota L.
hebrons rose and white, soc; Virginia extra
sweets S1371 4(a1 so; fair to good, 81; Jersey
double heady, $292 %.
changed Kiln dried cornmeal for export,
81 5Od2 So u Dbl bag meal, 81 1901 IL; yellow
granuated " SS SG grfund ana rS 9Sa eas
p Dbl; rye flour, 81 9oSS 70; rye, 5bg6Oc q
bushel. 49,,
nv reason of an upward turn in wheat. Fine
and supers, 50 1902 65; extras and seconds, $3.50
M 90: Minnesota bakers clear and straight
81 65a3 65 winter clear and straight, " 500
81 IS: winter pat, So 1908 co.; spring pat, 50 %
@425 ~,
cIinDed to arrive, 40c; No. 2, 3915c; No. 2
White SOC; No white 3Sc; No. 2 mixed, S5c
The SPOT market is quiet and easy at No. l
clipped 391a(G4Oc; No. q S9ci No. 2 white, 3S15
@5ec; No. white sSci NO, mixed SocS59c
ansteins. 81 75(12 so; Hubbardstons 81 25l11 50 /;
Kings, $2G2 80: Maine Harveeys, 81 5ogl 70;
pound sweets. 81 t0gE, shows 81 @oyN ooi NO.
Baldwins and greetings, 81 5Ogl 70: medium
grade, 81 %: No. 2. 75cGSl
CHEEsE-Cheese is very steady in this mar
ket. Liverpool is easier: Sage, l212c north
ern full creams and twins, 1112lGl2c jobbing
lots. Iadl3c; fair to good, 9G10c; western
choice, 96ll15c; fair to good, rose. Liverpool
!" SoRS~Corn is easier. Old Chicago No. 2yel-
low, to arrive, is quoted at 6l@6l96c No. yell
Trha snot market is easy at: Old No. 2 yellow,
iCa6llsc: steamer yellow, sec; no grade. 54ta
sac.
sta"dv. Fincv nearby, 5.gBSc; eastern fancy
fresh. 2SdSJc: eastern. fresh, 26g27c; western,
5a25c: rel! igerator, l712gloc; southern, nom
III BisiriTTER-There is quiet trade in butter,
with prices little changed.