Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-06-18
H0sfOn Market.
Reported for the VERMONT FARMER by
A. ID.


Produce Commission Merchant,2l John Street, Boston.
SATURDAY, June 10.
fIDur and Grain.-Thcre is n very dull
ard unsettled feeling for flour. Jobbers are
purchasing only in small lots TO keep up as
sentiments, and we quote sales Of fancy Min
ncsota at SO TO 8, n few choice and well known
brands selling. at 81. go 10 8 per Dbl white
wheat st. Louis ut 70. 25 to $50, and u few
choice brands at S7.75 to 8; white wheat IL
lnols at 10 to 1926; and white wheat Ohio,
lnulhnnn and Michigan at SO to $50 per Dbl,
with a lew iavorite brands ut 1915 per- Dbl.
southern Hour Is dull and sales quite limited.
We quote common extra and choice family
ut S4.T5 to 75O per Dbl, and a few brands at
AN advance on the batter rate.
Corn. The sales of mixed and yellow have
been ut 80 to S6c per bu. us to quality.
Oats. The demand for oats Is vuite mod
crate but stocks are not large and in prices
no material change has taken place. We
quote mixed and white at II to 80 per bu.
Rye. The market is quiet with small sales
at $l.l5 per bu.
Feed. But little change, with a moderate
demand. The sales Of shorts have been ut
1923 to "a and fine feed and middlings Mt 1926
to "a per ton.
observation-disclosures. The sales have been
small lots Of Java ut 25 to 2sc; Mocha ut
3l1 TO 32c; Rio nj l51 to l93c; and st.
Domingo is ~nominally l6I to l6ic per Id, all
gold.
Fish. Goldfish. Summer cured 1925 to
$50 per qtl; old dry Goldfish $3.50 to $40 per
ql for large bank. Hake, haddoek and pol
lock are scarce and prices nominal.
Fruit. Malaga r~itisins, $2.25 TO $50 for
layers, and S3.25 to $40 for loose. Sultana
raisins, l6Ac per lib. Dates, 81 to &c; citron
Mt "a TO 25c per ID for English and Leghorn;
c%urrants, 81 to &c per 10.
Sugar. Refined, lllc for powdered and
crushed; 100 10 l03c for second and first
quality graduated, and 81 10 lOIc Tor different
grades OF coffee crushed.
Produce. Dried Apples. Southern, quar-
tered 7 to &c; state and Western quartered 8
to sAc, do and Southern sliced 81 to &c; East
ern sliced 10.
Butter. For strictly fine grass but ter 27c
has been obtained, but this kind is quite
scarce, most of the receipts from New York
having white bottoms, and ranging from 81
to 261 G per ID. A large consumptive demand
is expected next week, and the indications
are favorable for clearing up close on stock.
No material advance is expected, however,
except or extra quality. and after the rush
of the celebration is over prices may ease off
again. A few instalments of Western butter
have been received, and sales have ranged
from 20 to 24c per lib. A really choice lot
might command 25c, but we consider 70 to
24c n fair quotation for the best that is likely
to arrive during next week.
Beans. Mediums, Sl.s5 to 100 per bu
pea beans, $s.2O to 2.25 per bu. Yellow eyes,
80 per bu.
New Cheese. Choice factory, II to Ice;
fair TO good, 8 to lOc; skinned, 4 to &c.
Eggs. Eastern, II to lSc per doz; north
ern, II to l7sc per doz; western, Is to Ice.
Hay and Straw. Choice hay, 800 to 90 per
ton for eastern and northern medium grades,
SlS to 81.
Hops. Good to prime, 1874, 30 to 35c per
lb; do, 1873, Is to 25c per Id.
Potatoes and Onions. The market is I'M
proving. We quote: Jackson whites, 65 to
zoe per bu; early rose, so to 60c per bu
other kinds, so to 55c per bu. Bermuda on
ions, 81 to LES per crate.