Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-09-01
Boston Produce Market.

MoSpAr, August 30, 1875.
market last week soon after we closed our report y
change oecnr and pTiee- dropped fully g per NJ The
Tighten holders who all At became SELL and
loc On To M then to lc and finally buyers
held n thinking better TO wait another week. At the
New York and vermont and holders who have been Obliged
bids Some persons think ,hs WIN bt eTpn i ~ sb Ss -
ana the market viii gain strength bat
lower before the reaction In Medium grades q North
en- nse rom ~ e s pei m but We hear Of NO sales Of
mostly al % @ lc er NJ Occasional lots u Common
la the present condition Of the market 25c may considered
an outside prce TINS sudden break in prices will cause
material loss Ia iher who have been
In the country but cautioned them several weeks aeo
cre % w,rn T. Ia drdair, lime. he receipts w s1
nave oeg1 eonisled moderate IN now the people are
las. week prices, stock began 70 accumulaie.
ranging from $40 q $40 per hushel aud
pea beans, which have always within recollection sold
higher h,n ei1ms yellow eyes ART selling In small lot
EGGS 4 drli and unsatisfactory market has ruled for
iAnn 2oc and FROM that down lsc the range for
,i s hn9 i',oin ,.eaonai fancy marks o. Eastern
and did not give satisfaction.
and teams. aud price. down about as low as We can
rea,ona6y espeg Them Those coming into the market
SOC q hushel There seems 70 be very large crop,
nay XSD STRAW notice e ds se ' mo 70 sS,ss
In the hny market with old Accommodations worked of and
ready sale for all arriving stetsl a for medium
grades and si2ef p for choa Eastern and Northern straw
nnlns quiet al sOBl u ton for and sl0dc for
tkAlN-lhe market Tor corn Il dull and price. have
eased vi The prospects Of The crop quite
The stock here b. small bat sales nnied at sftslc a
hahc as 10 quality Oats have been very unsettled.
In prces considerable decline has taken place Quotations
are Ia fact almost nominal large supplies OF new crop
are hand r sales have been b0Gtl0r d bushe
a. 20 quality for mixed and white and 10 arrive
AZ asel t No reliable quotations he given. Ry.
unne- 70 be iiken in small lots NJ sl.l5 u bushel.
FLOUR The -four trade has become quite dull and sales
q any extent could only be- foTce AT Concession Of $50
Is Quite ~ Tor the sei-nn and we m look for very high
prices of All rulr family brands There will. In fact, be
more mtrh@l difference in high and low grades than for
some years pt- ctoa family brands likely 10 he
uute ss'tue Fancy Minnesota brands range FROM $500
si1e % Dbl. foe eumnun and chnrei winter wheat. 81
Louis from s'efslin for good ami avure brands MI
nni.i ~ @sl, aud Ohio Indiana and Michigan At $40
SO ~ Dbl The trade are purchasing only Ia snail lots 10
Keen un assurinrnts.
WOOL There Inns been considerable doing In wool but
the principal demand b. for medium Heroes and comblng
h dtlane Selections Fine nuecrs dun and neglected,
md When sold have 20 Dc fuel % at very low figures
Tie slc- Of cunning and deuc have ranged from 500
hisr u NJ. for washed. md from worn fT unwaSled
Fine neces have been soil ihelllc ~ 10. for and
ONO and fcnnsA leRnia bn most Manufacturers not
disinse TO tic Michigan aud Wisconsin heeces
~ iitele for me and meiuu grades, and OHIO and Penn
sYlfana medium neeos fitgpc ~ ~ the latter price
have produced viii be wanted At fun prices but there
prospect OF improvement In ne woods
es hp not feel like stocking up, the goods market still
| IL Hn unsatisfactory state.