Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-25

Boston Produce Market.

saturday, July 2l.
FLoUR-Tbe market remains quiet, and there is
| very little doing except in small lots to sup
ply the immediate wants. We quote supers
at - 00a5 so; common extras at 81 50a7 2; ;
spring whea. extras, including choice bakers
brands at ~ 75aS 10; Ohio, Indiana and Michigan
hours at IS 75a9 25 with some fancy brands selling
at a higher cure; Illinois and ST. Louis at Is 15a
10 o. per bbl; fancy MinnesOtas at 8 2jalO 80
southern family at IS 75alo 20 per Dbl.
little business, and the market ranges 64a67c per
bush for yellow and mixed.
oATs-There is limited demand for all
grades, bu the low grades are particularly dull
We quote at 37at0c per bush for rejected; 45ai7c
Tor NJ 3 white anu No mixed: aji57c for NO,
mixed and No 2 white, and 65a67c per bush lor No
white, with extra state selling al little higher
prics.
SHORTS Shorts were offered at s2l 10 per ton
by the carload, amt there is a better supply.
PRONlSlONS-Pork is in fair demand for small
lots, but there Is no special change to note in de-
mand. and prices are unaltefed. Lard is quiet,
with small sales at unchanged prices. smoked
Hams are 10 falr demand, and sales are made at
prices within range of quotations, There is no
change ID note in Beef aud the market is quiet.
We quote clear Pork at sl7l0alg 90 per bbI; mess
do al sl5 0Dal5 so; prime at az O0al2 30 per bbl
Lard alt &C per To- for city and western steam
and kettle rendered. Naphey's kettle rendered
leaf Lard in pail at l2c tor lbs, II &C for lbs,
i &C Tor 10 lbs, and - &C for 10 cups. Fairbanks
ke,ue rendered Leaf Iard at l2c Tor 3 lbs pals,
II '4c for 10, and ~ for 10 lbs smoked Hams
ri l0'ai3 &C per lb for city aud fancy western
coveled. Beef at sl3 5oali ~ Tor mess ana eN.
ira mess, and SIS OOal6 % per bbi Tor plate
Bt TTEk-Ihe market remains irm, with good
demand tor creaneries and cnoIce d.ury butter a.
prices within the range of quotitions. Far TO
good lois are also in demand, bat the lower grades
are quiet. We quote creamerles ut y i2ic; the
New York and Vermont at % ~ &C: lair to good do
at laa2lc; choice west rn diiries at I9i1l west.
er, mill butter ranges from ltalSc per 10. JOB
ber-' priee- are a cent or two above these quota.
lions.
IHEESE-Whilew we keep Our outside quota ions
at Hall e., must be borne in mint that The out
side prict Is only oOtaned for something fancy.
We quote cnolce and fancy New York and Yer.
mont fancy al Hall - =; do wt>f. RI lr.. he;
Ia.
tGGS There i a fair demand at Il - sr per
dol Tor botthern ana eastern.
BEAN>-rhe market Tor mediums remains firm
a 81 >ja2 ~, and sales OF ch Jice stock are made
at the outside igure. Pea beans are firm, and the
market is strong al - l2il la3 % per bush. lelloS
eyes are Ia moderate demand al - 80 per bush.
LkS-Potatoes are IN good supply,
and sales are made at 81 4Ja2 80 per bbl. Onions
sell at ~ 10 per bbl; Tomatoes at : per crate.
APPLES AND tEACHES-Thrre is a tar sup.
ply of early Peaches, which eel cora ng Ia
quality at :. coal ~ per crate Apples ,el at S,0
HAY AND STRAW-The market rem iius IAN.
with the demand confined to small lots. Ne q l.t,
at : l9 O0aS 30 % per ton for prime coarse hay
for medium do, and si1 " per ton for fine. StIaw
j. duh at Sl9 % 2l ~,
C0rTO\-The market i very quiet, with no in.
quiry OF importance. We qlose New Orleans,
IeAas, Sc-midding, l2.ac low mdding II L ( (;
god ordinary IL Ordinary, To-. :. Upland
Midd4ng ~. low mIddling' i2ei good ordinary,
II - ordinary, l0ss per 10.
SUGAR Raw is very dull, and we quote nom
inally O.. as per 10. Tor lair to good refining,
without sales. h laed is quiet and steady al un-
changed quotati ms. We quote powdered at ! !;
grauulated at Ii ,. all &c; standard at IL. q;
extra at lie; extra yellow Z at l0i aI0'. c, and
geuen yellow at l0c per 10. Wholesale grocers
ask sa]4 above these prices.