The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-11
Boston Produce Market.
Thursday, Aug. II.
BUTTER.
NEW YORK AND VERMONT.
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REMARKS.
Receipts for the wcok we're 26233 packages
exports, 379o packages. This market is steady
but lacks life and activity. Butter Is arriving
freely, and there is a tendency to a surplus OF
stock In all grades. except choice state pals
and frkins. Sellers, however, are firm in their
views, and the market closes with last weeks
prices well sustained. Sales have been made
OF creamery pals at 2os3oc fine high favored
half-nrkin tubs at 2sa2oc and prime state ilr-
klns at 26@27c. In western the sales have been
mostly for export, at TO- II and IS cents. We
quote Finest creamery and full flav ored dairy
make, 2ss3Oc fresh make, middle and south
ern tier counties, state butter, 26@2sc north
ern New York Welsh, per ice car, 22s25c ; yell
| low grass make western dairy packed 1S920c
yellow grass make, western, rcpacked, l56lsc;
debris OF the market, l29l5c.
The market Is less firm In Phil adelphIa,
| owing to the recent bountiiul supply OF rain,
| but prices have changed but little. The effect
| Is seen, however, In an increased local supply,
| and our correspondent speaks of larger make
west, with poorer quality resulting. Poorish
butter must continue low and we do not expect
prime to range much higher than at present.
| We quote Creamery, finest, 3O93lc prime,
ESQ utlTy, NutSU, zoS-'Ci nue. ~oi"E oS piiiV'
20 ape ; good, 17@lsc fair, Hobo; common,
| 12a14c.
| CHEESE
NEW YORK AND VERMONT.
Choice Vermont 9aioc; choice western at
| sN@9c.
REMARKS.
| Receipts for the week In New York were l0s,-
| 100 boxes exports, 7I,s43 boxes Cable ASS.
/ ,ri.n areth hal of ha anl
| was firm at 91i@lOc for the extreme outside
| quotation. GA Thursday the large receipt OF
| i2 0OJ boxes altered the tone OF things and sent
| the top price dowa TO 9Nc, with few pet fac.
tories selling at 9Ac, and the bulk OF prime fac
tory at sH99c We quote: state factory, all
cream choice, 9s9Ac do. fair to good, ss9c :;
| DO. partly sktinmed, 59Tc; skinned cheese
and damaged stock 2@6c
| The market Ia Philadelphia has somewhat
recovered from It's stagnaut condition, though
| medium and com non goods still move very
| slow. Fine qualities are scarce and meet with
an improved demand at advanced figures, and
viii doubtless 90 still higher. We trust fac
torymen Will keep their shelves well cleared
Of summer-made cheese, as by so doing they
may expect fair price for all-made stock
while otherwise the market will probably drag
| lOl lilt ucAJ JNilos VIC luObD 4AN
fats, s.i s9c ; prime, S9s}ic good. sore.
Latest reports at Utica show a slight decline
owing to the extreme heat Of the past few
days, but this may not be maintained. Follow
Ing is the tabular statement comparing this
week with the same week last wear:
Receipt Expts. Gold. Cable. Pr
Aug. 8, 1875. .l2l,4il 1901 ll3al 81 ~
Aug. I, 1876. =. los l69 17si3 ll2 4S 81
Ia, tho TTtt, ,arl-nt rt,as
day. decline of one-half cent was announced
rhls with the present unfavorable weather FOL
shipping, discouraged statesmen, and many pre-
ferred making no offerings.
In round figures about 1900 boxes. were o.
fered the offerings OF nefrli every factory be
Ing comparatively small The register showed
| $40 boxes offered by 81 factories. For a long
time buyers offered no higher than 9c. ther
sAc., then 9Kc.. and Just before the close OF The
ma 7ket 99&c. The market closed with bet
| ter feeling as late rs o'clock. We quote Ex
IRENE, 9i4c leading factory 9iic average sA
| Following are sales made at Rome 70 boxes
&C.; rs boxes, SIC. 95 boxes, SIC. 1876 boxes
s9sc. Total, 1863 boxes.
Thirty.six tubs OF butter were offered on the
Utica market, but they found no buyers. Two
onondaga county factories offered cheese or
this market Tuesday. Hardly n badge wa
worn by either buyer or salesman.
EGGS.
Eastern, $50 i9c; Western, i6ai7c. Northern
| lT@lSc.
VEGETABLES
| POTATOES.
| Nor hern Jacksons, .5Da55o Early Rose 400
SOC /; Peerless 4OG43c. New potatoes 81 5O63 o
| per barred.
BEANS.
, Choice Northern hand picked beans per busl
81 4sal so; Western hand picked 81 358l 40
| Common 81 1901 rs; Medium choice 81 00Gl O5
| Common TO good ,5a9Oc Yellow eyes, sl.1
| a2.00,
ONIONS.
Onions, per barrel, 81 ,o9s ooi Bermudasl Q
The wool market has been quite active, AM
! for line fleeces prices are again shade hlghei
| Manufacturers have been free purchasers an
| the sales of neeces have been 100000 MS. an
. | include large lines OF Ohio and Pennsylvani
, | at sSLas7c for " medium and No. |, and 37a4O
0 | Xxx and above. No. Y are now firm at 36C9S7
and Xxx at ssa4Oc per h. The sales OF Micl
: | igan and Wisconsin have been in the range {
sl@35c per h., including and Xxx, and no'
| firm at these priges. In California wool IN
. | sales have been 100000 ms. at l6k929c fc
d sprlng. and l2%@lic for fall. Combing an
, delaine fleeces have been In demand with sale
OF l25, 900 lbs, at 4O@Ac for combing, aud DIT
r laine, 300 i0c for fine delaine, and 3O@35c &c
: | unwashed. In Canada combing sales OF lO6S
lbs. at soc, and 100000 lbs at about that pric'
!. | Super and pulled have heen more inquire
L for with sales OF 100000 lbs. at 97@4Oc per N
g the latter price for small lols OF choce Easter
c and Maine super. In unwashed and unmercl
antable neeces the sales have been 100000 Il
n at lsS2sc per h., as TO quality. In secure
sales CT 10000 lbs at 4s@75c 10000 lbs III
b washed at size; and $4,000 lbs Nols and SUI
dries on private terms.
In foreign wool sales OF 10000 lbs Australi