Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-08-11
Boston MARKET.
Cola IL Boston, Tuesday, ia.



do Currency skies, L.
FLOUR AND tIRAIS.--The excitement in The.
Flour market continues. an fair demand south
ern lour l. lrln Corn l. N, but very little d.
lnS- Oats are very linn, AM prices aiylnc in-,.
We quote.
Flour, Western superfne p Dbl 3 - ) -; Ton
mon extras, 81 % %; Wisconsin extras 1. 40 Il
30; Minnesota extras at i - %; Fancy Mnne>o-
Ia, 21G3"9; White wheat ONO, Indiana and
MlehISan at : vVas'o; ILLINOIS at s. 25d9 %;
choice family, s. .5d9 %; Corn Meal. 3 g6di ~ >
Dbl; Rye tlour, s. .11a6u0; Cat Meal. :. ~ Al
800, Corn. mixed ami yellow, - bushels; a -,
Oats, mixed and white, .4d,I;t Rive. o Goa IS:
Shorts = ton. % id35 %: FINE Feed = ooa2i 40:
Mliilmss, p Vc0jU ca.
pea beans Al = 11d2 - = bush; do Western
Aei at >2ood9 IL = bush: do common at
- GA - t bush. medium choice at 81 - a -
yellow At - 90
rkoNIsioNs-roIk Is in steady demand. We
Iu9te pIlme AT 81. a 10 %: mess 2.UOasI, So
and II cOd 80 90 clear AMI extra clear E., T
There l. no change 10 notice. The demand Is
Tor small lot, and the sales OF mess and extra
mess have been at $40 5OG 90 = bb and Ii ~
al. cI Tor family. I.arI.-fhe market Is frm.
he sales OF clly AMI Western have been al 1. Il
l5c E n including steam and kettle rendered
Ham>.-We quote boston and Western al H.. a IA.
e II and IN far demand Dressed Hogs 10 :. :. !,
Cut Meat>-Marhet firm with a fair demand
VEGETABLES. ErC--New native Potatoes sell for
81 5od3ol per bbl; sweets e. - per bill. New
Arplee - "tdj 20 = Dbl. Peaches sell for - 90
- E crate Marrow Squash : GOAL s.: Tom.-
toe, .ScGl l. per crate. oaIons Sj5JG4 ~ per
>CG ,R--Ihc market continues dun Tor rax
Refined are quiet and IN moderate ,ienane ",
| Iuote. Porto Rico, refining common 10 prime
as. Il" grocery fiIr 10 choice - az; Hard sugars
crushed per Il, GOA IL. no powdered Ia 10
sranulated al lt7 all, do cut loaf ll.als- sol,
white" \" standard centrifugal AT los WbI,e
extra g., at lui, lc yellow do -. a =. ,,rtrr
elbow al as : '-N-
MoLA>>Es--Thcre is a very firm feeling f,r r,5s
III tlcl', Win good demand. The sales lurlui,.
Cleniugos on private terms. PoIt scam al 81. .
Demalara at IS, Cclnfusos at 81 Porto Rico Al
! prices.
WooL-Therc has been 4 fair bushes, doing IN
wool me past week but for all fine woods u, ices
commune u rule In favor of buyer-, while medium
ecces and combng and delaIne fveces sustain
! luiI previous prices and continue demand. ne
40 not look Tor any Improvement al I,r,-enr
buyers Fare quite indifferent, not whsttn,ip tn,.
comIarativeiy low prices ruling. ana, " CON
tnue indifferent until a favorable change ,.Sss
place IN the goods market Ii must also h. I'm m,
De- Ell that 4 Large percentage OF Wooden machinery
Is Idle and that the consumption i now quite
Sales for Tie Week l4uV.5pU
DRY HooDS.-There has been a increased 4
mani Tor goods from first hands AMI the market
SeneialIy Is beginning 10 show SINS of anim .ilon
trade So lar has been mostly confined 10 sue,.Itl
nt s oi niil iaofics but Is gradually eXten,iin-.
am IN Il week or two more Will influence, All de
aitmthts- Cotton Flannel, have been moving
larry the past TWO weeks and stocks are wei 10.
dnceu Plain Cottons are on n stea,IIer h,.,. IN
account of the curtaIlment OF production w,th a
l httle better demand. Prints have ;,,tr,crei u,r
uculai attention. and trade III them has taken qule
an acu|e start. All the leading brands have, sci
tle'i down To SIC = yard which Is lower than Ice,
~. .nc "ti' anu leaves no margin Tor printers.
Al thiS price, buyers will certainly not hesitate, Ia
/ o'oeh up, ior IL Is not possible that good dai 1
PRINTS cin he sold at lower rate. The P,rlIic AMI
Manchester NJ lis have openei new line. nf H.
Soous, WHICH Tor colorlng, design and finish have
never Oeen eNcellesl. There has been a mo i,r.Ir
movements IN Woolen>, and The demand Tor Fla.-
me- nianhets anu Hosiery is steadily on the IN
crease. Inc stoppaSe OF the mills will greatly r.,
I mannf,., ma. het, anu IL Is fair 10 presume that
manufacturers VIII take advantage OF the lirst Oh
4 -F
sV~ous:-l boston Commercial LIsl. August =
, ~, AND SHOES shoe anu Leather l;epo.-
yer There seems To have been 4 better ,l,m,nt
loi hel'E goods, IN which boots and brogan, figure
IN Picuouoiy the prices hardcnIn., ON thee,
Soo,,iS, owing 10 the number of oruers on hani IL
10 % ~ iie la trade would be rather brisk. ami
ma, 'o We nave before stated, because lin, rrns-
ale pretty large of all ucscrlptIou, ami NM.
apio'o il'olabie, hut the greatest Caution ,nnul
nc eAe[clseu lor two or three weeks longer or IN
, ~ We know that the harvest has been secured
ne oolfi shipments of boos and shoe, Ia pl,-,,
outolde OF New England foot M Ia IL 4. t,,.,.-
rs UNI. - 81 cases IN the previous week :i.l
"o'IhSt ID, 'oo Tor the corresponding ween Il-t
me total shipments since Jan. lst 10 place
G, vi Nc" England, irrespective of thu-,.
poS'oi account made iron the lu-torie, ,ilr..-.
amount 10 s.j1l5 cases, against -, .,fi In, i-t
week IN 1874. = '-i Az "a
bI IIEh-Cholce grades are wan.eJ and -.u,.i.,.
tnnpaoVehiehts IN prices is maintained. We quot.
go , 'iu New ork cnoIce and eNtrv at 2in d..
,' " Sood AT ~ rs :, common at Il 1,i. No.
mon lgdl1. ~ S'''- 49, ''-'
NnEE>E-Thc market is Glm We uuple prlirr
'ihont anu Newly ORR factory at IL az, iA.I
~ $50 io"iic me -Ohoand Michigan. lu.a
- a. i"ii 70 good "a Zoe, common at JG>c :. H.
he market Is well supplied and ,l,.l.tu.
nioue,ite. We quote Eastern at abc; Nul.... 81.
- !" 10 anu T. T. lsland 20c per doz.