The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-02-22
Boston Produce Markets.

| BEEF--There was only a fair trade in beef.
Prices are steady and unchanged G but the Of
~, light, 6Q81 &c; extra heavy kinds, llgl113c;
good 9@l0z3c; ght. S{aS4c heavy f9res
| 814QD415c; chuck9, 41a@573c rounds, rose;
! rumps. 8151ltc; rumps and loins, l0glGc; short
ribs, S(012c: loinS l0Gl8c.
FLOUR-WiUh the JObbGrS and Who'll sale gro
GERS there is a rather better movement in Hour
| and the large milling concerns report more
shipping out orders. The wheat situation is
easy: Fine and supers, 1902 SO; extras and
seconds, 81 5O92 IS; Minnesota bakers clear
and straight, 81 5093 20; winter clear and
straight 50 6g13 10; winter pat, 50 2Og3 60;
spring pat, 50 55(94.
BUTTER--For outer there is fair demand.
Creamery, small lots, 2593415c: western cream
cry, extra, 24G24l5c; first, 17,g2lc: imitation
crea merry, ex IA, l69l0c; factory, lO.gl5c;
northern dairy, 15@2Oc; northern creamery.
2415G25c; eastern creamery, extra, 231213241ac.
These prices are for round lots.
PoTAToEs-In potatoes the receipts are lib
eral, but the trade is good and prices are very
steady: Houlton hebrons, GOOSE; rose, 65c;
New Hampshire, 5SlG63c; rose and white, $50
Coo; Dakota reds 5 (955c; P. E. 1. hebrons, rose
and white 50d153c; Chenangoes, 5S(960c; Vlr-
ginia extra sweets, 81 25l11 50; fair to good, 81;
Jersey dorble heads 81 7502.
OATs-oats are'steady1 The position Of oats
No. 2, SOC; No. white, 881f089c; No. white
BSc; No. mixed, G5l9(936c. The spot market
is steady at: No. clipped, 891a040c; No. 2, 300:
No. 2white, $50 5S12c; No. white, 3S93S1ac;
No. mixed 36(037c.
LAMBS AND MUTToNs-The market is fully
sustained to firmer, with fair trade: Spring
lambs, S15l1912c; choice eastern, G010c; year
lings, 512(08lac; muttons, 5(gS12c; choice to
heavy Brightons, 60913c; choice eastern veal,
e1901O34c common to good, 7G815c; Brightons
and fancy, 1O0l1o.
MEAL-The meal markets are steady: Kiln.
dried cornmeal for export, s. 2592 20 per Dbl;
bag meal 98c(0$l; yellow graduated, So 85(13;
ground and rolled oatmeal, $4(04 40 per bbl
cut oatmeal, 81 Sol 80 per bbl rye -four, 50 20
@3 20 per Dbl; rye $1,000 per bush.
PoULTRY-The position of turkeys is better,
especially for choice small. Chickens are also
northern and fancy, l4gl5c; fresh chickens, lC
0113c; northern and fancy, lltgl4c; fowls, go
f2c; geese, 10D12c; ducks, 10 0l3c.
CoRN-The position of corn seems to be a
little fir1ner. Corn to arrive is quoted at 5l16
@j2c. The spot market was also firmer, from
6l@5l1ac; steamer mixed, 5095015c; no grade
49g5Oc, as to quality.
APPLEs-Apples are easier by reason of full
arrivals: No. l Massachusetts Baldwins are
quoted at s. O. 70; No. 2, $2(D2 %; Maine Bald
wins, No. l. 81 5003 50; No. 2, 81 5000. For
choice lots in a small way 25o to 800 per Dbl
more is realized.
HAY-The hay position is steady, with straw
quiet. Bran seems to be little f1rmer, with
sack spring to arrive ut $l7 75(1l8; sack win
ter, sl80lS 50; middlings, sl8 1000 70; ground
wheat, 5000 25; red dog -four, $40 75
EGGs-The egg market Is rather easy, W b
the supply not very large: Fancy nearDy,
fresh, 2jc Michigan Poe; western, 24925c; re-
frigerator 21c; lined, Zoe.
PORK-In the pork market there is very lit
te change to note. Quotations are steady.