Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-08-19
Boston Produce Market.

MONDAY, August u, 1874.
LUTHERAN tho strong features noticed last week
arc maintained and there are indications OF q still
hi cher range though don't want Ia create any OK
element about H. Choice butter Is In particular re-
quest and the right kind readily commands 29d3lc,
and occasional fancy lots are taken at 40 per H..
Fair 10 good lots Of Vermont range at 25Sc per 10,
and are doing better. The stock OF Western
Il not accumulatlng and tho better grades are sold
an Most OF the Western now here Is only common To
filr and will probably be worked or for tho markets
abroad In favor, and II can be sent there at
profit The home demand will soon be on the In
crease and unless very large supplies are received
we think 1t safe 10 say that present prices, at least
will he realized for some weeks 10 come,
CHEESE-We hayoa good word to say about cheese
The demand has been larger, and prices have adj
yanoed fully &c per H.. For tho bost Vermont factory
laIc IA now the top price, and choice Ohio commands
l3c per h. Fair to good ranges at l0al2c, but yery
sound cheese be bought under lie per ID. The
shipments from this country continue on larg'
scale and promise 10 hold on tho same way during
BEANs~Choice Mediums sustain the advance no
tlced last week, and we hear Of car loads selling al
o. jal 20 per bush, Some receivers ask s22j but $
| far we bnd no person who has paid over t2D
Tho sales Of Pea beans range mostly at POI
| sim command 1919 per bushel
| EG6S-No material change In prices during th'
week The best Eastern sold at 2jc, and Northern a
30 per doz At the close the stock Is light and 70
celyers still obtain full prices.
| POTATOES--rhe market continues To be supplies
with country carts, and prices vary somewhat iron
day 10 day according 10 the quantity brought IN
Sl.l5D2. so per bush Is the range at the close. w
near ihcrt Is very lhfSn NlNPi HnN V"ei P'iS'9 y"
/ expected.
In hay Choice sells at s2d0l6 per tom aud Is In ai
demand Inferior grades are quite dull. Rye stray
still commands l2ah23 per ton,
i fLOUR-The -four market Is quite as dull as prf
Vi0usly noticed, with sales only In small lots a
wanted by iobber,
OATs-Oats are quite unsettled, with the prospee
i that prices will soon settle down from the EXTERN
II ratios lately current. Now have beon coming fOrwa1
from the West and South but stocks are still quit
light Prices nomlnally 7uas1c per bush 10
brown and white, and buyers should operate cat
tousy as prices will soon touch much lower hguro
\ Not more than zoo Is now offered Tor anything.
CORN-Corn il steady and firm. The stock Is !
small that holders are able 10 realize previous price
aud the sales have been at s1G9oc per bush for mike
ami yellow, 4,
V5OL-Boston continues to receive most Of n
wool The receipts Of domestic the past six week
have been about l0OOOO bales, and this Is large pc
centage of the clip, but more IL coming. Fleece
have been In good demand and are llrm, with COZ
siderable sales az 526DdOc Tor Ohio ana Pennsyvanl
isa65io for Wisconsin and Michigan, and iYaS1c u
Maine and New Hampshire There sa great pressur
for comhng and de laino ueeces, and prices OF ,h
descr pton are higher. All available lots have Doe
bonaht up and sales are made at h5db2e nor whshet
ii and i3n Tc 1runwashed Pull wool Is very scarc'
aud drdrahlo lots OF super aud meet WIN a READ
salo Pcosrange at 55a5sc for choice lots Of Easter
and Maine super, down 10 i2aDi5c for low Westerl
D California wool has met with ready sale Al 5Odi.
! per h. and the bulk Of the California wool Is now
= ihe hands Of manufacturers Tho stock OF foreign
light with fair demand for cape and Australia.