The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-09
Boston Produce Market.
THURSDAY, June s.

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BUTTER.
NEW YORK AND VERMONT.
Grocery selections, 2sc Vermont 23a24
fair to good, 2o@2l We-tern dairy parked, 2sc;
invoices OF strsight lots, $4,000 (; common and
ordinary, lS1lIc
REMARKS.
light prices rule lower anything below fint
is dull OF sale at any price. Western butter as a
whole is OF poor qualify. as not much grass but
ter has reached Boston yet Receipts, Ia I
week, 1920 packages, against $3.50 packages
last year and ll,s34 packages in 1874.
Receipts IN New York for The week so,692
packages. Exports 1909 packages Receipts
have been We ry heavy and prices are 2So cents
lower, with considerable stock accommodating
and left over unsold The grass crop is SO IA
remarkably abundant and the Il Nv OF mlll
large. Prices are now down TO au export value
English shippers are buy ing and at the ruling
low prices there looks to be quite an old-fash-
Toned export business. Finest creamery and
and high favored dairy make 2oc grass make
state dairy ferkins and lubs 22S2sc; northern
counties Welsh butter per ice car 2o@22c vel
low grass make western repacked l3slsc; COM
mon OF color fodder butter i2@l5c.
The trade In Philadelphia has been much de-
morallzed but an increased demand has de-
creased the stock to some extent. owing To
the apparent large production, we may expect
| continued low prices. Fin ST, 2I@2sc cream
| cry, fne dairy, 25S25c prize, 2292Sc good,
| 1890, fair, l49i6c common, 1904.
| CHEESE.
NEW YORK AND VERMONT.
| We quote new factory, 9Sloc; common old
| and new 4asc
| REMARKS.
The demand in Boston is light. Receipts BIZ
boxes.
The receipts IN New York for the week were
| 049i boxes. Exports 29.ll6 boxes. Gold ll2N.
Cable 53s. Eleven and three-fouth cents ma.
| possibly be quoted us an extreme top, but lls
@likc covers most the transactions In first
cheese and in seconds. There is wide range
IN prices. There IS duty of four cents, gold
u 10 on the importation OF Canada butter into
the United States. This fact may have beef
lost sight OF or forgotten by dairymen, bul
its influence upon the production OF cheese II
Canada has been none the less effective. Il
has been premium Of not less than % . cen,
upon the make OF Canadian cheese has devel
oped the associated cheese factory system II
Canada, ana throws the bulk OF Canadian mili
into sharp competition vita us In the grea
English cheese markets, 1t has been sugges
. ca that these facts arc worth no Ing, and tina
whether this duty Is a benefit or detriment U
!, dairy interests should be thoroughly canvass
!, cd We quote state factory, finest quelity, ~
@itAc; do, fair TO choice, lO@lic do. parti'
skinned, sCaloc do. hat skinned, 2@oc.
steady market continues In Philadeiphia
Receipts are scarcely equal TO the demand, bu
are on the increase. Prices are without mate
rial change. Old are about out OF The market
Quotations arc as follows Finest, II ss i2c
fine, lie; prime, lo&iOAc; good, esioc |; iai
o COL
4 EGGS
Eastern, iia i5c; Western, ioSl2c. Northern
| l3Siic.
REMAINS.
. Eggs are doing better In Boston, and fires
: eggs would sell quick at quota ions.
o VEGETABLES.
POTATOES.
70 Northern Jacksons, 40a4bc Early Rose 10
800 Peerless 2o9S5c.