The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-12-07

| PoRK-There is a quiet trade in pork and
lard with the tendency rather easy: Long cut
short cut and backs $16; light backs, SIS; lean
ends, SIG SO; pork tongues, $40; loose salt pork
Sc; briskets, &c. fresh ribs, 8(9812c; sausages
&c; sausage meat &c; bologna, &c; hams, 101ac
homeless hams, Sc; small hons, lie; skinback
hams, llc smoked shoulders, Sc; corned SC
smoked ribs, Sc: homeless bacon, 1012c; pressed
ham, 10c; choice lard, nc U tb in ties and tubs
10 ID pals, SC; 5tb. 873c; BIB, SIC; pure leaf
| lard, 10g1034c for pals; choice city dressed
hogs, 694c; country, &c.
OATs-Oats are also, reported to be in a
frmer position, with, the markets west
| at 4112(D42c; No. 2, 4015(04lc No. white, 4Oc
| No. white, SOC, nominally; No. mixed, SO.
The spot market is also reported to be a little
stronger: No. clipped, 4019GG4lc; No. 2, 3973(9
40c; No. white, 39g3912c; No. 3 white, $500
89c; No 2 mixed, 35g36c
| CoRN-There is a stronger feeling in the
market on corn, especially on corn to arrive
! The shippers west notify their receivers here
| that they are finding much better western
quoted at 56c new yellow, 541ac; high mixed.
5312c. The spot market is about steady at $50
5512c for steamer yellow on track, and at 541ac
LAMBS AND MUTToNs-The full frmness of
the mutton and lamb market is hardly suS-
tanned and some dealers are selling about &c
lower than they were ON Saturday: Spring
lambs, 6(G512c; choice eastern, 7Qg13c; year
lings, 5(G6c; muttons, 5(gjc; choice TO heavy
Brlghtons, tgB12c; choice eastern veal, SglU12c
common to good, Jt9oc; Brightons and fancy,
&Gll12c.
FLoUR-The flour situation is firm. Trade is
dull, however. Buyers will wait further de-
velopments i'll regard to the increase in
freghts. The present quotations are: Fine
and super 8, 81 1907 90; extras and seconds,
" 25@5; Minnesota bakers, clear and straight,
81 70tg3 rs winter, clear and straight, 81 $40
IS; winter pat, So 1908 60; spling pat, 50 ESQ
425.
PoTAToEs-Potatoes are steady, with fair
trade. Sweet potatoes are selling rather bet
ter: ArooStook hebrons, 55c; New Hampshire
50g55c; rose and white, 5U(953c; Dakota reds,
45(g50c; P. E. l. hebrons, rose and white, $50
SOC; Chenangoes, 45(95Uc Virginia extra
sweets, 81 25(gl 81; fair to good S1gl %; Jersey
double heads, $=92 %.
HAY-TThe hay and straw situation is little
changed. Bran is irregular and very firm:
Hay, $10gl5; very choice, SIS 5U(gl6; straw
sl2 50Gl3 5Q; oat straw, $500; sack spring bran,
to arrive, $16 IS; sack winter, $l7 75GlS; mid.
dlings, $l3g20; red dog flour, $40 so; ground
wheat, So; cottonseed meal, S2l % to arrive
and $2l rs for spot.
BUTTER-The butter market is steady and
fairly firm: b st fresh creamery, small lots
2612(G2712c; western creamery, extra, 25Cg2515c
first, l&12lc: imitation creamery, extra l50
lie; northern dairy. 2OQD25c; northern cream
cry S12g251ac. these prices are for round
APPLEs-Apples continue dull and easy:
Gravensteins, 81 1902 90; Hubbardstons, 81 25(0
pound sweets, 81 75Cg2; SHOWS, 81 25(9230 No. /
Baldwins and greetings, 81 50tg1 IS medium
grade, 81 25 No 2, 75c(g$l.
CHEEsE-Cheese is steady and firm: Sage
1215(dl3c; northern full creams and twins, III
@l2c; jobbing lots, lie; fair to good 9al0c;
western choice, 9gll72c; fair to good, 7(gSc
Liverpool is quoted at Sos Cd.
PoULTRY-Poultry continues dull, with the
market easy: Western turkeys SCGl0c; north
ern and fancy, 10Gl3c; fresh chickens, 9GIOc;
northern aud fancy, 12tgl4c fowls, SQ9c;
geese, el113c: ducks, l2Gl4c.
EGGs-Fresh eggs are frmer: Fancy nearby,
346l3Sc; eastern fancy fresh, 30G32c; eastern
fresh, 27(12Sc; Michigan, H(d2Sc; western, 300
26c Refrigerator, H(GlSc.
BEEF-Trade Is fair in beef and the medium
grades are bringing better prices. Still the
Quotations are little changed