Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-12-12
The Produce Quotations.

BEEF-The beef market is very quiet, though
in the abundance of the supply there is said to
ings of better quality: Choice steers, SC; good
steers, 714c; light, 51297c; extra heavy hinds
l01ac good hinds lOc light kinds, 1900; heavy
fores, 512c good, sc; light fores, 4G412c; backs,
41a97c; rattles, 334(g412c chucks, 4g51ac; short
ribs, StGll72c; rounds, 5(g71ac; rumps, S12@12c !;
rumps and loins, S1a(gl4c; loins, 9glCc.
POULTaY. The poultry market is fairly firm
for turk 5ys, though they move rather slowly.
ARE in supply ana are rather
14c; northern and eastern chickens. 12lgl5c;
fowls, 9gl3c; western chickens, l0G12c fowls
9(glOc live fowls, lucille; chickens, ll@l2c:
northern ducks, l3(Gllc; western, I0@l2c.
OATs-Oats are dull, with quotations nomi-
nally little changed Oats to arrive: No.
clipped rs 921c; No clipped, 251 2(gz6c; No. 2
white, 2{g264c; No. 3 white, E514c; No. :!
quotations at: No. clipped track, &c; No. 2
clipped, 26c; No. 2white, 2312G26c; No 3 white
25l9251 &C; No. mixed, nominal, 412c.
APPLES-AppleS are d little better, under the
influence of cooler weather: No. l Baldwins
81 25lG2 50 choice, 50 rs; No. l greetings, $40
225; Ben DAVIS, $-(g3 30; Rome beauties 81 az Is ;
gravensteins, - zoos; kings, So 5O@4; pound
sweets, SO 1905; Yolman sweets, 81 5JG3 90;
No. apples $lgl 10 for all varieties. These
quotations are for car lots.
FLoUR-The -four situation is quiet. Wheat
at Chicago was irregular, bur with little
change. Flour is quoted at Extras and sec
ondS s. 25(D3; spring wheat. clear and straight
81 1905 A.; winter wheat, clear and straight,
IS lU16e3 TO- winter pat, IS 1905 80; spring pat,
So 50tg3 80. Add 25c to the above prices for the
jobbiug rates.
CoRN-Corn is about steady for corn to ar
rive with country yellow at 371aQD3Sc, and
with Chicago No. 3 yellow at IS 4(1Js1@c, and
with No. = yellow nominal at 3Sa4lg5yc. The
spot market is duh and rather easy. Track
steamer yellow, 3S12g39c; steamer mixed,
nominal, 3oc.
BUTTER-Butter is firm Best fresh cream
cry, small lots -3G24c; western creamery ex-
ira, in round lots 22(G23c first, 11tgl912c; imi-
tation creamery, l6(9lS12c; factory, l39l5c !;
northern dairy, T(9!uc; northern creamery,
23d 23,ac; eastern creamery extra, 221a use.
LAMBS AND MUTroNS-The mutton market
is easy. Veals are i'll small supply and higher
prices are being realized: Spring lambs, $40
6I5c fancy Brightons and eastern lambs, 6<g7c
yeallngs 4gg6c; muttons 412lgo12c; veals, 20
l21ac, to quality.
CHEEsE-There is quiet and steady market
on cheese: Northern. l0Qllc; western, $50
lO59; twins, IL 2tgl2c; sage, u 9l212c. Add ~
to l. for joDbing prices Liverpool is quoted
at AIS for white and colored.
EGGS-There was a better demand for eggs,
with the market better sustained: Western,
2lladg2!}ac; Michigan, 23c; lined, l5lgl6c ice
house, l6l9l712c; eastern fresh, 24g2Sc; fancy
and nearby, 30g35c.
PoTATo Es-Potatoes continue quiet and lit
tie changed Hebrons 35(958c y bu; rose, 3@D
S5c; white, 53(p35c Sweet potatoes are quoted
Virginias, S3(g3 %; Jersey double heads IS 81.
MEAI-The meal markets quiet, without
changes in quoted prices.
PoKK-No changes are noted in the pork and
lard markets.