Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-12
Boston Market.

Boston, August H.
| FLOUR-Market quiet with prices firm
| Spring patents. immediate shipments ar,
quiet at S4.75615.15; spring clears, So. 70lD4 %
mill prices and jobbing range include win
ter patents, $400@4.3O; do. clears, $500
| 410.
AL-Market is firm at 81 .1e0
1.1S per bag; and $2.500t2.55 per Dbl; granu
lated and bolted, 81. 55Go2S0 per Dbl.
| CORN-Corn was firmer on the spot, but
Tor shipment prices were easier. Spot
NO: =, yellow, prompt shipments. 61aM
6lH@62c. 80 ''s
RYE FLoUR-steadya at 50 25@s.75.
| GRAHAM-s3 00f04.00 per Dbl
| OATMEAL-Quiet. We quote rolled al
IS :S5@6.20 per bbl., cut and ground. $3.50
oATs-oats are steady without change
No. 8, 4s1Ac;; rejected, 4z1zt@43c.i; NJ
grade. 4ol&@411Ac. for SHIPMENT. &c Ito 81
lbs, 4l;zg42lac; 8 to. 40 lbs; 42l4924s;;ac.
40 to az lbs, 4eD47c.; fancy SOC.
PROVIS1ONS-Pork provisions continue
quiet and are rather easier. Short cuts
and heavy backs. s17.OO91S00; long cuts
$500; medium, $780, lean ends, $40. 0O0
100; fresh ribs, 19H@l4c. corned, shoulders
shoulders, 10c.; lard, Size; pails kgssac
hams, 14A@l5c.; skinned hams, 15l4@f934c.
sausages. 10lac.; boiled hams, 20,a@1c.
bacon, 141AG015c.; pressed hams, 13c.; raw
in pals 1CA@10lac.: pork tongues, $24O6
| loose salt pork, 91Ac. briskets, 1OlAcs
country dressed hogs, exc.
BEEF-EXtra sides, SStI9c.; heavy
SA@slzc.: good, 7A@Sc.; light grass and
cows. 7@7lsc.; extra binds, 11@111ac.; good
1041Olsc.; light, 71219c.: extra fores, 64M
el@c :, heavy. 5H@6c: light, 5@51&c.; backs
&c; short ribs, 9@111zc.; rounds. SI5669c
rumps. 12@13c. rumps and loins, 126p131ac.
loins. 11M1414c.
LAMB-Western fall lambs, 7@11kc.
spring lamb. 11Il2Hc.;
MUTTON-Mutton at 6@Sc.; yearlings
66lSc.
VEAL-Stead sale
POuLTRY-There is quiet demand
ern turkeys. iced, 15416c; frozen, 1S@19c.
western fowl, iced. 140i15c.; chickens
western. frozen. 1ia16c.; fresh killed.
northern fowls. 15@16c.; western broilers,
l6017c.; spring ducks, 17m1Sc.
BUTTER-Market firm. creamery
Northern choice, fresh, 2O1a@21c.: western,
fresh: 20d2cl4c.; Eastern, 17@2Oc.; renovat-
ed, 16601Sc.
CHEESE Round lots, 9Aa1oAc.; new
cheese. 10u10i3c.; jobbing. 1lAd2c.; higher.
EGGS-Eggs are firm with only moder-
ate supply. Western, fresh, 15G1Sc.; east
err, 2oI22c:: jobbing. 1c.. to 1lac. higher.
steady Pea marrow, n Y. per bushel
$3.50; medium n. Y, and Vermont per
bushel. $2.35aD2 40: yellow eyes. 81. 75G2. so;
heu l\ldneyS, Sj.4oMo.4, per buShel; Cali
forllia small whites. s.. G0Tt2.65
APP!-ES-New apples are in full supply
and prices are easy: Baskets are quoted
at 75cQ$1.25, as to quality, with bbls at
$780,.
PEACHES-Ga per crate, sS.OOa350.
BLUEBERRIES- Native, per at. 1870
15c.
BLACK BERRIES-P Of. 9G12c.
RASPBERRIE S-Per at, 10GD14c.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay is quiet and
easy; straw is quiet: millfeed is easier.
Hay. No. l.. $21022; lower grade. S15@1S;
rye straw, $20021; oat straw, s1Np11.
POTATOEiS-Potatoes are easy at the
decline; New. s2.50e62.65 per Dbl: low
grades, S2.O6dD2.25; golden yellow sweets,
81. 0od425 red. s30Oa350
SEGAR-Refined sugar steady: cut loaf
and crushed, 5,S5c.; pulverized. 4.95; pow
dered, 5.30c.; granulated, 5.15c.