The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-06-14
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Boston Produce Market.

BUTTER. There is firmer tone to the but
ter market, though trade Is not very heavy.
| Strictly fine goods are fully sustained AID
wanted: Best fresh creamery. small lots, 2U(9
| Gle; western creamery extra, l. y g1912c; first
l5gl6c; imitation creamery, @I5c; factory,
| S(Gl1c northern dairy, l5(Gl,c; northern
| dairy l5Gl7c; northern Creamery, lG@Oc {;
eastern creamery extra, lo9l9c. These prices
ara for round lots,
FLoUR-The hour market is very quite, fol-
lowing a decline of over lc in July speculative
wheat At the same time casa wheat really
made gain. -ouyers 20 put little hour yes
terday. Quotations. are ally sustained; Elk
tras and seconds 50 $40 s.; spr.ng wheat
clear aid straight, s. WA 80; winter wheat
clear ana stra.gn,, a ~ 10; wlntef p ~ "a 70
lG5; spring par, 81 1905. Add 25c for the job
bing rates.
.IHA.4-oornmeal is not quiet as firm, follow
ing the easier position of corn, though quota
tions are not changed: kiln-d-ied cornmeal
for export, ~ 5JG2 bJ q Dbl; bag neal, 81 100
Il; yellow gran lated, $5g3 =5 ground and
rolled oatmeal, 81 "a 10 p Dbl; cut, "a 60g4 65 y
Dbl; graham mea.. = "a % bD; rye flour,
81 25@5 = Dbl; rye, 80g85c q bushel.
HAY-Lne poSl.-On ". .IIy Is quiet and I'M
changed. Mil feed is firmly he'd: Hay, 500
10; very choice RS, $40 SO IS 81; rye straw,
arrive, SIS 81; winter, Sly; mlddlings, Sl7@l9 80:
mixed feed, $l7 -; red dog houE, so 10; ground
wheat, vi o.: cOttonseeu meal, 81 TO arrive
and $2l 20 for spot.
are very easy, Win the supply full. Veals are
also easy opr ng lambs, lag l4c; fall lambs,
g12(9lUc; good o choice caste. Ii, etglUc fancy
brlshtons, lv9 lie; yettlings, '9712c; NUT
tons, 59ic; choice ea,tv4.4N Ell, SUJc; common
to good 597c; brIghUons anu fancy, S9J12c.
OATS-Oats are Il -'mer. No. l clipped, to ar
rive are quoted at 4U72c; No. Z, 4 C; No. 2white,
5J12c; No. white, 5ot; NJ. nIX ii, Sc. The
spot market Is a4sO Ar.ner, though trade is
dull: No. l clipped, 4Jc; NO z, oY72c; No.
white 30 aj9-2c; No. WI4I,e, 5o12c; NO. 2
mixed, 3693612c.
CHEESE -~---e'e Is in rather quiet demand,
and the markeu continues rather easy: New,
7(9Sc; old sage, lUGlU72c; northern 1ull creams
and twins, S9lJc: JJDdng lots, 912 Ole; falr 10
good, $3.50; Western cnOlce, n9Sc; la.r 90 good,
6(gSc. Liverpool is hrm at Ais for wnlte.
CoRN-Corn Is easier to arrive. No. yellow
sold at TIC. The quo cations are at &c for No.
2 yellow; No. yellow, 6I12c. The spot mar
ket is very qalet and little easier: Track
No. yellow, &c; steamer yellow, 6l12 962c;
steamer, 6lg6l72c.
BEEF-ln beef trade was very dull. Holders
asked rather stronger prices, and that is be-
lieved to have driven some trade away The
holding OF prices up will all depend on how
short the market is this week.
PoTAToEs-Old potatoes are frmer: Houlton
hebrons, 60G65c; Dakota reds, 45c white
stars, 55990c; new southern, 81 for extra No.
l. $3(g3 81; No. :, 81 50(g2.
EGGS-Eggs are well sustained: Fresh west
srn, l312(gl4c; Michigan, lac; southern, l2dl3c;
Iaesh eastern, 14gl5c; fancy fresh and nearby,
jl(gl6c.
PoRK-The pork market is quiet. Fresh ribs
IRE still quoted at 912c with barrel pork at SIS
Live Stock Markets.
BRIGHTON, Mass, June l2.-Amcunt of live
took on the market at this place anu at Water