The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-15
IN HUB MARKETS.
No Sign of Revival In Butter
Exports.

Decline In the Sales of Cheese-Good De-
mand For Eegs-Potatoes Plentiful
Live stock Markets.
BQ;ToN, Nov 13.-The butter market is
quiet and fairly steady. There was a very
light trade last week, and some OF the
fresh receipts had to be carried over. A
few receivers cleared up at slight conces-
sions. This week shows little stead1er
tone, but buyers have not shown up In
large numbers, and the outlook is doubt
full.
The export trade shows no signs of
revival. The English markets, which adj
vancod to 6 cents two or three weeks
ago, have receded 2 to cents, and no
shipping orders have come to hand Tor
over week This takes away one OF our
strongest supports, and leaves our marker
in an uncertain condition.
There is still q chance for another spurs
in the export trade. Australian supplies
will not be in England much before the
close of this month, and when they do
arrive they may not be very large. The
American receipts will probably be used
up before that time, and more will be
wanted
But with the situation as it is, there is
no reason for apprehendlng any serious
trouble. The home consumption served
from this point indicates material In
crease.
The country cheese markets have lost
their sharp edge, and the sales reported
this week show a decline from the week
previous. But the prices are high COM
pared with sales here, and our dealers are
still asking full previous rates.
September and October twins are held
at II to III cents and large singles at lOH
to II cents, but only small sales at out
side figures. Trade has been light, and
there is no disposition TO force business az
any concession. Sales of early made at
to 10 cents.
Exporters are still out of the market,
and the cheese going out on steamers Is on
Canadian account. Montreal has been
making large shipments the past few
weeks.
Other Produce.
For strictly fresh western eggs there has
been a good demand at % to % cents, and
"a cents was obtained for selected lots OF
Michigan and Illinois. Fresh eggs in the
latter sections are scarce. Ordinary mixed
lots sell slowly at IS to 20 cents Refrig-
orator eggs are quoted at l6 to II cents,
but hard to sell at over IL cents.
The bean market has ruled quiet, with
prices in buyers favor on lots to arrive.
Sales of choice mediums and marrow pea
at Sl.4O to Sl.45 II bushel. Yellow eyes
and red kidneys quiet and steady.
The potato market continues overloaded
with supplies, and 30 to 50 cents bushel
was u TOD raie for best eastern hebrons,
Other kinds 20 to 80 cents.
Cooler weather has steadied the poultry,
but no higher prices can be obtained
Fancy Vermont turkeys are wanted at 10
to l6 cents but all other ordinary goods
continue dull and low.
There is Il better shipping demand for
apples, and price are steadier.
The Produce Quotations.
PoRK-The pork market is quiet. Quotations
are rather easy "a Barrel pork, SIS; light
backs Si2; .eal ends, $l4; fresh ribs, csc;
sausag es sc; Frankfurt sausages, 73ac; hams,
Sc; medium, y12a; small, loo; skinned hams,
1vc; lard, 672c; pals, 7(0712c; pure leaf lard,
in pals ~ 9ga4e; p9rk tongues ~ ~; pressed
fresh shoulders 612c; loose salt pork, enc;
briskets, &c; homeless bacon, 99915c; sausage
meat, &c; bolognas, &c; city dressed hogs, 61ac:
BEEF-Tiere was scarcely a fair trade in
beef, with the market easy: Choice steers, DC;
good steers, o(@34c; light, .519G79ac; extra
light hinds 1908 &C heavy fores, 5000; good.
51495 &C; light fore, 412(S5c; backs, 47i9711ci
@l3c; rounds SC; rumps, aVtgl91ac; rumps
and loins LUG 1919 IONS, 1O9l952c.
oArsIrh h srket on oats is g., very 70 little
2clipped, -614G2.c; No. 2 white, 2614C92612c;
No. white, 2O13c; No mixed, 2592514c The
spot market Is luieU and steady No. clipped
yTlTsI. = ali lEas
white, &c 40 612c; No. white, 2512c; No. 2
mixed 25c clipped mixed, 2o72c.
HAY-hay Is ,teady, with the market firm.
Straw is nrm. Bran Is rather easy: Hay, sl3
(0lS 81; very choice cars, $l9,gl9 50 rye straw,
Sl4gl5; oat straw, IS 5Og9 50; SACK spring bran
to arrive, $.4 % 9l5 20; winter, Sl5 2Si@l5 81:
middlings, Sl4 OJglS; mixed feed, $l6glS; red
dog flour, SlS ground wheat, SIS; cottonseed
meal, $2l TO arrive.
APPLES The weather is better for the apple
trade, with rather more demand No. Bald
wins $4Gg9 %; cnolc-, 50 50; No. | greetings,
81 1907; Ben Davis, SO! l21a; Rome beauties,
SNa2 i; gravensteins, 81 % g3 pound sweets
So 1905; TOlmsn sweets, - 81 a. 70; NO. APP
pies, Sltyl 10 TOr all varieties THESE quotations
are for car lots
LANES AND MUTTON - Lambs are doing
rather better. with prices hutle tirmer Nut
tons are very dun, WITH the market easy.
Veals are in oversupply and very dull: Spring
lambs, So &c: fancy Brightons and eastern
lambs, 5(1i12c; yearlings, 4g51ac muttons,
4tg5s &c: veals 5ggc, AS To quality.
MEAL-The meal markets are easy with
quiet trade: Kln-drled cOrnmeal, for export,
81 o2(0l 50; bag meal oO9o2c; yellow granu-
lated, SO 4JG2 d; ground and rolled oatme
So gId3 ~ per bDl; cut, So 6OtD5 10: gra--a.n
meal, ~ 7Jg4; rye hour, 81 1895 70; rye, 5agjOc
per bu.
with sweets Vt firm: HeDrons, 55(93Sc p [
rose, 3Sg35c; white, 33g35c. Sweet potat, 8
are quoted: VI .gi -las, 50 1903 80; Jersey dou-
Bile hea l., 50 30 70.
CyxN-Cor.r ,,ea1y: New yellow, prompt
sh pmcn Is quoted at 3Sc quick, 3S14c; in
TRANSIT. 3 C. Inc spot market is steady: New
steamer yellow, 10 &C; old, I312c.
Live stock Markets.
Amount of live stock on the markets at