The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-06
Boston Produce Market.

BUTIEh.
NRw YORK AND VERMONT.
Vermont choice, per h., 1880; do common,
22927c; New York state, choice. 2s@3oc do
common, 22@27c; Western, choice, 24S2Gc; do
common, lS@2O; Bakers l3(9l4c,
REMARKS.
The butter market in Philadelphia continues
scarce for finer qualities and prime goods find
ready sale at full quotations. Medium and
common sorts are weaker, but we think the re-
action only temporary. We quoted Creamery
finest, 3s@4O prime a5@s7c dairy, luest, $40
s6c prime 3Oa32c good 26a2sc fair 22a25c :;
medium l6a20c common 15slGc.
Receipts OF butter In New York for the week
AZ, 1851 packages, exports 9,7s6 packages. Dur
ing the present week there were some special
creameries sold up to 4oc and positive, pronoun-
ced, fine Favored fresh butter still sells at that
price. such style Is easier sold at $50 40c than
an average early made state butter at 2s@3oc;
but 1t comprises only the finest sour cream
make fresh from the churn, aad while the top
price for such is Quotably higher the bulk OF
business is done at lower prices than last week
and there has greater proportion of butter
accumulated unsold. Fresh sweet cream
creamery make was offered in line at a6aSsc,
and considerable is carried over TO next week.
Fresh fall tubs bring 32@35c. Early make state
butter, say 25a3oc; and any poor quality is I'M
saleable at over 1S92lc. There were sales OF
one invoice OF POS tubs Lewis county Welsh but
ter at &c aud considerable summary northern
Welsh was offered at 25925c. The English ex-
port demand was hardly as sharp and shippers
bought mostly at lose per pound less than last
weeks prices. We quote Finest Orange coun-
ty or fancy creamery, fresh, at SSCa40c; good 10
nne nearby fresh tubs or pals, 33a35c good
10 fine state firklns 2s@32c Northern New
York Welsh, per ice car. 24@2sc prime fresh
make, western dairy packer, 2I@26c western
butter good to prime, ls@2ic.
CHEESE.
NEW YORK AND VERMONT.
New York state factory 11@12c; flne Vermont
factory 1lallHc; fine western factory, 100
lie common, old and new, 6asc
REMARKS.
The receipts for the past week in the Boston
produce market has been I, 346 packages. There
has been a fair demand from the trade and
stocks continue light. Prices are just about
the same as last week. with sales of choice
western and northern factory at ll@l2Hc per
pound, and fair to good at 9@l0c, including fine
July and August make. Some late made cheese
Is held at l3c, and few receivers report sales
at that price, but 1t is above the views of the
trade, and l29 must still be quoted as the out
side figures for large lots.
Receipts in New York for the week were 3D.
441 boxes; exports, 36sOs boxes. There is
more competition for fine late made cheese,and
shippers are all anxious TO get forward few
samples OF September make. Prices for these
styles run up TO i3sl3Ac, but the long range OF
price for prime TO fancy stock and the lighter
shipments OF the week Indicate that present
quotations are full up to the warrant OF any
English advlces. We quote; state factory
fancy, September make, 1870 l3ac; state factory
fancy, August make,12 10 13c; do. fair TO good,
10 to l2c; western factory fair to prime s9ilc;
western factory choice fiat and Cheddar
cheese, ll@ll&.
The cheese market In Philadelphia remains
firm. Receipts are not SUFFICIENT 10 supply the
demand. Fine qualities in good request, but
common grades unsalable. We quote: Fine
high cheese, lsNaH prime high cheese, l2
@l2hc; finest nat, l2Si2hc; prime, ii@llhc;
good, 99lic.
EGGS.
Eastern, 23a24c; Western, 2i@22c. 4; Northern
<2923c.
REMARKS
Eggs are doing well In the Boston market
demand good. receipts light and arrivals sell
QUICK aJ quotatlons.
VEGETABLES
BEANS.
The following are the Boston quotations for
beans:
Yellow Eyes, 7sal SIS common to good 81 10
al 20 ; Mediums, prime, 81 30Gl 40 western
prime, 81 653l 10; Eastern pea. hand picked,
per bush. 81 1891 So
REMARKS
The Boston market continues firm,
onions 81 ooss Jb per bushel.
POTATOES.
Early Rose, oss7o; Jackson Whites os'seoc
per bushel.
The Boston market is In tgood supply with
aprospect of lower prices,
WOOL.
The market is steady and firm for wool, with
a good demand. The market Ia not auite 30
active as previously noticed, bu a frmer FEEL
ing prevails and all desirable grades OF wool
have been readily sold at full prices. The |
transactions inclu 10 PES 900 lbs Ohio and Penn
sylyania, from X TO xxx. at ss@Tc l2o,ooo lbs
Michigan No. l and Y at s2H9ssc: 5000 lbs OF
Wisconsin, New York and Maine ieeces at s5Ga
3sc 4e5, 900 lbs unwashed and understandable
at 2Oas2c; 225,000 lbs comoing and delaino at
ss@iIc for delaino and 4I@5oc for combing
100000 lbs super and pulled at 81 H@4oc $685.
900 ibs spring California at ls(s92c 10000 lbs