The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-08
Boston Produce Market.
Thursday, Aug .,

Ht'F'lGNb aug -
BUTTER.
There is trmer tendency in the mar
kbt, owing 20 the small supply Of CHOICE
grades, and desii able lots nave been sell
ing for % cent n pouDd moe than last
week. Trade. howeye', has been slack,
and buyers give bhe advs0ce very IelIc-
tautiv. There is lothilg in orr market
to wa rant the high rates paid in the
cost on much tn2t is sent in. Choice lots
OF Now Yo.k &ld Vermont have been
selling at % a % C. per h., and at the
close Hlc. could be obtained for finest
FraDl.lia couAty; fair to good dairy lots
are p,ely we'll sold up at II 20 c., and
common If Is C.
CHEESE.
There has been q weak tendency the
past few DAYS, and at the close sellers
| find il han d TO get within 10 C.. per ID. rs
much as last week Sales of choice Nor
thern factory have been made 1T 10 ID to
| 10 "a c. per h., but 10 IL is all that can
now be obtained. Fair to g"o sold at
n 0 c., and common at 6 z.
| EGGS.
TIE market has taken decidedly dull
turn, and prices have dropped about C,
ner dozen. Fresh eastern have been
selling at IL Is c., but at the close IL q.
is all that can be obtained Cor best marks.
Northern sold st Is 16 C.
BEANS.
The demand has been Iicht. but with q
small stock last weeks pices are well
maintained.
| PEAS.
Market quiet and steady, with sales in
small 1868, and no change in prices.
ONIONS.
The market is quiet, with sales at ~ a
ESQ per bbl., being decline of 81 during
the week.
POTATOES.
A large stock is expected, and prices
, are on the decline, Natives selling at $1.87
2 per Dbl.
The first instalment of new arrived III
: New York arly in the week, but the new
crop will not be in this market till The
last of the month. There Is no demand
] for old, and prices ale nominal.
: LIVE STOCK.
; The receipts ofWeFtern are light, but
Maine, New Hanp2hiIe arC Vermont
= have rushed IN i'1e u supply. The de
4 maud is not active and buyers look fol
! lower rates next weel-, &, Wes5ela ship
: ments have been resumed. Sales of Nor
: there fai' to choice have been at 8 l..
c., with premium lots at IL q 10 c. PEI
! lb., dressed weigh5. Very iitGle inquiry
fo1 VIC ing oxen, and prices ale not sat
: isfac to sellers. Mich cows sci
J. slowly, $50 being an outside plice. Larg,
q supply of sheep and lambs, and sale
9 h, We been at c. for spli lambs anC
o 4a6c. fof sheared sheep. Live trrkey
}. aud fowls sold at II IL c., aud Chicken
!, at l6 IL c. per ID.
it FLOUR.
V The market remains without materia
q cha se, but with more rec rivals o
: new flour price7 viii p,o1ably settl
down, as the wheat crop Is UNUSUAL,
> la &c and Of excellent aality. Ohio
= Michigan and Indiana, sells at $7. 80 Is. 81
70 Illinois, ST. Louis add Southern family a
o 8 a $50. Spring wheai remain the same
n GRAIN.
n Coin-Mixed aud yellow sold at IS
|. 67 c. per bu.
i Oats--The stock Of choice oats is quit
: small, and for this description prices an
e 81 so C. per bu.; other grades are dull
q at prices ranging from 10 a 80 G..
d Rye-Sales Of small lots have bee
n made at so 81 C. per bu.
, WOOL.
= The market is steady and firm for al
70 desirable grades, but the demand sine
y our last has been moderate, as most mar
J ufaeturers are well supplied, and price
r. remain the same as last week