The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-15
Boston Produce Market.


Thursday, June IA.
BUrrER-Grocers' selections, 22@2sc invoices
l9a2lc; fair to good, 16t9 lsc; common lots
159ls; western creameries, nne, 2OS2lc dair-
les lS@19c; invoices OF stralght lots lo@lI;
common and ordinary 16Sl6c.
Trade was good to-day, but any attempt at
au advance on prices was failure; buyers had
their own way and bought freely at prices rang
Ing from 1s@2lc for vergennes Butter from
st. Albans will cost more there than last week.
but 1t will have to go at about the same pri ces,
with now and then an exception for few very
fine tubs, We do not hear OF any large sales OF
western; stock light and receipts small.
CHREsE-Vermont factory, 1lX@l2c fine
western factory 10E@1lc; fair to good, s@lO
common lots, old ana new, case.
Trade is fair and fine factories are wanted (;
anything or in quality sells hard and at low
prices; we hear OF the arrival OF few fine
northern sage cheese, which sold quick at lsc )
plain that are fine will bring about 12c. The
bulk OF the western on the market are OF poor
quality, and in order to effect sales have to be
sold at low prlcts.
EoGs-Eastern l5K@l6c northern, l4K@l 100 !;
Prince Edwards Island NH9lbc; western lsH
@l4c
The stock Of fresh on the market is short
and we hear OF sales OF eastern in SIN IL lots at
l6c; we would not be surprised to hear Of q
further advance the last of the week.
BEAss.-Hand picked. 50 25;. pea 50 25 /;
yellow eyes 81 bO@ 50 60; Red Kidneys al
There is a little more business In beans this
week, yet the market Is weak on advance
goods Fine hand picked pea and mediums are
wanted at full prices, while yellow eyes are
very plenty and dull Of sale.
PorAToRs-Early Rose 81 1oal IS; Jacksons
81 Oot9Si 10; Proifcs 95c9sl oo ~ avis Seed
iings 90c to 81 %; p. Z. 1. Chenangoes, 6S976c.
WooL-The market has been gu te active for
wool and we notice q frmer feeling. Prices are
opening so comparatively h gh in the int rior,
manufacturers have been free pure sst RS Of all
available and desirable tsat full prices. In
Ohio ant other western states there is consider
able excitement about the new clip. and higher
prices are being paid than current rates on the
seaboard would warrant. Fine leeces, however,
are very scarce, both in manufacturers and
deolers' hands, and the stock Of combing and
delaine feeces is also reduced 30 low that man
ufacturers are compelled to purchase The
sales OF California spring have been the largest
for some time, comprising 1,150,O0O lbs at 108@
| 34c, including considerable from 259s4c per ID
for good and choice lots; $50 900 lbs California
fall at lba25c, the latter price for choice 900
| lbs Michigan, New York, Wisconsin and other
| neeces at s7@44c, mostly'in small lots, includ.
| ing the odds and ends now left; $4,000 lbs
combing and delaine leeces at 49c for washed
and 2s94Oc for unwashed, including some new
Kentucky at SIC, and fat sneep combing at 4oc
75 900 lbs unwashed feeces, mostly fat sheep,
| at 25a33c; 1s5, 600 lbs Texas at 2i@32c; o0oo
| lbs Colorado carpet at 19kc; 1l,000 lbs tub
washed at 50 s4oc IL, 900 lbs Noiis at 2Tk@47Hc'
1850 900 lbs Super and pulled at So94ic; co..
900 lbs secured at 50@62Hc; and 10000 lbs sun
| dries on private terms. In foreign wool there
have been sales of 200. 900 lbs Cape at about sc
ss6c; $1,000 lbs Australian and $1,000 lb' South
American and Mediterranean carpet on private
terms.