The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-27
Boston Produca Market.

Thursday, April IS.
CHARACTERIZATION are Vermont and New
YORK, hne, 2S@30c {; grocers SECTIONS, 3o9s2c
old sound lots, 1Gt620c invoices, 20d23c COM
mon and ordinary 12S15c western creamer-
les, fine, S0as2c; dairy packed, 3925c.
The receipts Of butter for the past week In
Boston produce market have been 1o,15e pack
ages, against 6,o5l packages for the correspond
week last year, and 9.i27 for 1875. Total re-
ceipts since the first OF January, 121, 231 pack
ages, against 1902. 600 packages for the same time
last year. Exports for for the week, soi
packages. The demand has been very light
during the week, and It is almost Impossible 10
reliable quotations. For old stock the market
is demoralized, and no reasonable concession
will induce buyers to operate except in a small
way. The best lots cannot be quoted over 16c,
and 12@15c p % Is O fair range for most Of the
sales. New outer l3 arriving freely, but the
quality runs poor and does not give ~satisfac-
tion. Receivers are anxious to sell, and are
ready TO meet buyers views on any fair basic.
There have been sales Ct choice lots of New
York ana Vermont OF 22s2sc z ID, but 9Sc is an
extreme price for a straight lot. and 20@22c
would cover most OF the transactions. Com.
mon lots are slow at 15gls, with sales mostly
at the inside figure. The market closes with a
dull tone for both new and old, and we see no
Indications OF an improvement.
There is no new feature worthy OF note In the
New York market for this staple. The exporte
demand is still light and on home account mod.
drate. We make no change In quotations.
The following are the prices Finest new, 200
25c state, finest darias, l69lsc; common to
good, 12@14c western creamery, fancy, 2O@25c;
do. dairy packed. 1l@lCc dc. roll choice, 100
i4c do. do.
CHEEsE-Fine factory, New York state, l4H
@l5c; Vermont, 159l5Hc western, l4al5c;
common lots, 6al0c.
The receipts for the past week in the Boston
produce market have been 4S9 boxes. There IL
a very small stock Offering and the market is
steady at 14a14Kc 4 70 for choice factory. For
some small lots 15c has been obtained, but the
trade are not paying over Axe, Common to
good grades range from 10 to 13c . ID, as to
quality. New cheese is expected along soon.
A few lots sold In New. York at from S to isXc
D ID, as TO quality.
There is a fairly active call for export 10 New
York, at steady rates. On domestic account
the inquiry is moderate at full former figures.
Although stocks are light and the demand bet
ter, with most liberal receipts, prices are not
notably changed. We quote as follows: Very
fancy l4@i4Nc q b; state factory, good, l2@13c;
do. fair, s@l2c do state diaries, fine, 12H@lsc;
extra western, llai5&c; western, common to
fine, TiH@12c new full cream, lie.
EGGs. Eastern 15cf southern 13c western
| 13c.
Trade in Boston is a little better and prices
are about the same. The market appears weak
as receivers have no confidence and are looking
for q decline.
Eggs are plenty in New York and prices
tend downward the supply increasing and the
consumption is not large. Sales OF fresh west
ern at 1Sc; State, Pennsylvania and Jersey at
13@13Hc; southern at l2Ha1Sc, and Canada
at 13c.
BEAHs.-The following are the Boston quota.
lions for beans Pea beans, northern and east
ern hand picked from So 81 TO 2 rs western
hand picked, . 62@2 so common So 30a2 50
medium, good aud choice 80 10 to So rs COM
mon to good, 81 1902 10 yellow eyes 81 10 to
50 20.
Under continued slight receipts and q fair
demand mediums are again higher In New
York. With a good demand for marrows to ex-
port and light arrivals q decided advance is
quotable and the market is firm at the advance.
White kidneys arc quiet but firm red do. are
In moderate request at firm rates. other de-
scrlptions SIRE dull and steady. We quote
Beans, 1876, prime mediums, at $3.50: marrow
prime, 1876, 81 30 "a $500.
GRASS SEBDs.-'rhe grass-seed market in Bos-
ton is quoted: Glover. 13Cd16hc; Herds grass
81 90 to 326; Red top, 81 to $40.
Grass seed in Boston has been In demand
and the market firmer.
PoTAToEs.-Jackson whites at 81 Is a 1920:
Early Rose 81 25al 50 PToiifcs 81 15as1 20
Davis Seedlings 81 O3 to 81 10; Garnets 81 o5 10
81 10.
Prices for potatoes In Boston seem to be well
sustained and the supply Is quite liberal.
About one hundred and fifty barrels OF pota-
toes were taken from Troy to New York Thurs
day, by Thomas Poewll. The market is still
rather weak. TIE prices are as follows
~Peachblows, from 50 to 1925; early rose, from
81 80 20 $500, AMI Prince Albert's s2.75 per bar
rel.
ONIONS Quotations SO. 80 to & 100 per bushel.