Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-08-06

Beans, medium and pea......''.'''''''''''' ~
yclOweyes ..'.'.''.''''''''' 'W
white kinney. ....''''..''''' 80 ''V
HAY AND GRAIN.
Furnished by Thomas & Weeks.
HAY No. /, per ton ....................... -. ~
No. ,, per on...................'''''' S'!a
stock, per ton.,...'...' ''.'''.''''''''' ~
straw, rye'..'.'''''''''''''''' '''''''''''' 80
Oat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .'..'.....s' %
Oats, Vermont, per bu .........'.....'''''' 20
LIVE STOCK
Furnished by NJ. 5. Carr.
Oxen live weight....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,O3
Mich cows, each..................... SO 10 800
Veal, live ght.....''.'.''' u t
Hogs ........... ...............''''. ''''''' w
Lambs .................''' '''''.'''''''''''' ~,
Mutton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w
Fowls ..'''..''''''' W.
Chlckens... .''.''''''.''' ~
shipments: Two carloads COWS and calves
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
From Wednesdays Boston Journal.
There is verv little change to note III ne
butter situation. steady markets are lne
ruIe in the east and the west, and there seems
to be enough demand TO absorb all the oller-
ings. Cold storage buyers ana exporters
have withdrawn 10 great extent, anu uNuc
has been rather quiet, but there IS reason 10
believe that the home consumption holus up
pretty well and that more butter VIII De useu
up in this way than last year. 80.
In regard to prices ii is not safe to count on
any material advance in August, Wnlch Is
| usually "a dun month, but unless there Is an
pCctct lclNN llil lluNt II Hiti''t'.' Ai''
Septembcr and october is among the prom
abilities. We are not disposed 70 make any
positive predictions, no Never, because the
| conditions are liable to sudden changes, ana
| reference Is made only to the indications as
] they appear at present. Next week OF Tue
| week after the situation may present an en-
! tirelv different phase.
! Nobody seemed disposed to quote any nlBU
| er prices than last week n some OF the llhcs
! received on Monday and Tuesday showed ul
! i'm better form than last week. ana occaslohl
BUYERS were found who were Wiling 10 pay
| an q xtre1nc rate tor the butter that suited
! Them but very little of the Northern stock OF
/ tered was good enough to command over j.
| cents in IL wholesale way. Fancy lots run ul
! TO 49,. cents but this is hardly standard
| uuotable price. There are lots coming III
| that cannot De bought mt lGi3 cents, but theY
are either peddled out TO customers OF put IN
to cold storage ,..,,,
The egg market il in n better condition
than for some time past and receipts are
| clearing up satisfactorily. Cholce Easter J
/ commands II to rs cents. Receipts OF al
kinds for the month of July were 'o,'"l ca9o9
against H., l2l cases same month last year
Beans hold the advance reported last week
and there are no indications of "a reaction
! Offerings are night, and but few lots can dc
purchased mt present prices
| Potatoes have been arriving more Freely
ana prices are lower. The demand from sur
rounding pieces Is cut of tor the present, ~
their local supplies meet an requirements
sales at - % to $3.50 per barrel
Trade il light tor hay Choice Is helu al .
! ali 30 and good at SI5dlG PEI ton. common
grades dull mt SludSl4. Rye straw at 81 an'
| Oat straw at S1dS 40 per ton