The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-11
PROD UCE MARX ETs.
Vermont Markots.

Sr. ALBANs, May z.
BUTTBR.-New made butter is to 1sc; choice
19@22c; selections, 23c, with higher price paid
for few well known dairies.
The attendance at st. Adams, on Tuesday,
was good. Receipts increasing. Market ac-
tive and higher.
The farmers In Greensboro think the bottom
is knocked out of everything now they cannot
get but IS cents pound for their butter, and
are correspondlngly depressed.
Butter sells at Rchford from lo@qoc per
pound.
RICHMOND. May 7.
BUTTER sold as follows Fine 15si1c; choice
18919. Some new cheese was offered but there
were no sales, Potatoes sold at so990c per
bushel.
vKRaENNEs, May S.
BurrER-Butter 20 cts y n; Eggs 10 cents
per dozen; Potatoes rs to IS cts. per bushel {;
MDDLEBURY, MayT.
Butter 20 to 2sc; Cheese 1896 eggs l5c; pota-
toes, soc; oats soc; corn, so TO 6Oc; beans
$i.T5 to $3.50 pork, per 1oo clear, $40 to SIS 90;
hay, per ton, $500 to s12. 90; wool 20 to ssc.
NEW HAVEN. Mays.
Butter l6alsc; Eggs lac; maple sugar 10c.;
Oats SOC per bushel; Potatoes 70 TO SOC
per per ton; Veal &c per Is dead weight. s"" ' W
Market quiet. But little produce bought and
offered. Shipments to-day include le5 pack
ages butter, $50 dozen eggs. one car calves,
three ars hay, two cars steers.
PorAToEL-There is no special change in the
Boston market. Quotations are (:
Early Rose 81 05@l.l0; jackson Whites at
81 10aSi is; PToiiflcs 81 05@$l l5;;: Garnets at
81 009I l0 Davis Seedlings so 95 to 81 90; p. K.
/. Chenangoes, 75@soc. Bermuda potatoes v
bbl., 81 50.
Four hundred and nineteen barrels of pota-
toes were shipped from Troy to New York by
the Thomas Powell Thursday night. Thepri-
ces paid were as follows: Peerless and Early
Rose, twenty-five shillings. and Peachblows
three dollars and quarter per barrel.
An auction sale OF potatoes at the steamboat
dock, Troy, created quite an excitement Wed.
| nesday morning. farmer from Pittstown
| thought to advance the price by this method.
but after persistent EFFORT they were struck
| on at only one cent per barrel above the regu.
lar price. II the agriculturlst had been called
| upon TO pay his license as an auctioneer, he
would have found 1t an Improbable venture.
Potatoes sell at White River Junction at 81 %
per bushel. At North Troy, orleans county
they have taken stride downward and now
sell for 80 cents against 20 cents the week be-
fore.
Characterization $3.50 to $500 per barrel
| Bermuda, . crate, &S so to - 90.
Wooi-There is a fair demand for wool and
| prices remain quite steady and nrm for all de-
srabie kinds. The sales include California. part
on speculation. at l6@26c for fall, and 2i@3o fol
pulled; super and pulled at so94bc y ID, as tc
quality; Ohio and Pennsylvania fieeces at 4o@
4616 for medium to Xxx; Michigan, New York.
New Hampshire and Wisconsin neeces at $50
3IHc; choice New York Xxx at 42c; secured al
4o@T6c; unwashed and understandable leeces
at ls@s31lc; combing and delaine fieeces 4o@boC
for washed and s5 for unwashed; and 1906
lbs nolls at so@4sc y .. Iu foreign wool there
have been sales OF Australian at 4e9boc; AND
Valparaiso carpet on private terms.
| London cablegram dated Mays says there
is large attendance ON the sales; competition
quiet; Australian sXd down; other kinds Id tc
| ~ lower; choice in Port Phillips zoo poor tc
Judge; fall on Adelaide 10 per cent.