The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-04
Boston Produce MARKET.

- Thursday, Mays.
BUTTER-Trade is fair to-day and the market
Is firmer on fine goods prices ranged about
cents higher In st. Albans this week over lAst
week, yet there Is no rise in the fair to good.
western is arriving but the prices are very
low, proving loss TO the shipper. Quotations
are:
t,Nns Very nne st, Adams. 2osasc grocers' seiec-
lions, 2fs2oc Vermont and New York, In
voices. 2Naflc fair TO good, l84a0c western
creamerfes, hne, 22a24c; dairy packed, lsaa0c:
invoices OF straight lots, leS1sc; common and
ordinary 129l5c.
CHBRsE-Trade is good in Boston but nne
stock Is scarce and high fair 10 good is In do.
mand. As fine is so short on the market buy.
ers are obliged to accept what they can get.
Quotations are:
Fine mild New York and Vermont faetory,
l69l5hc; fair TO good lots, 1tal6c ommon
lots, 1O@12Hc.
In New York we quote as follows: Very
fancy l4@l4Hc b n; state factory, good. laDiso;
do. fair, s@l2c; do state dairies, flne, isNaIss;
extra western, l49lbZc; western, common to
nne, 1H@19c new full cream, f4c.
Eoas.-Trade In Boston is good, market nrn
and prices little stiff. slight advance 1,
looked for. Quotations
northern, 14@l5c.
BEAEs.-The market for beans in Boston con-
tinues firm, and some holders are working hard
to bring prices up TO $s y bushel there has
been strong speculative movement In mar.
rows in New York. The following are the quo.
tatlons
Pea beans, northern and eastern hand pick.
ed from 81 81 10 So 90; western hand picked,
and chocs g q y ojm%Sn 1o acss goo
S2 2o@s 40 yellow eyes 81 40 to ~ 1s Red
GRASS sRHps.-The grass.seed market In Boa
ton is quoted: Clover. l96leKc; Herds grass
81. 90 TO 326; Red top, $3.50 to 1910.
Grass seed in Boston has been In demand
and the market firmer.
.PoTAToKs.-Prices for potatoes in Boston are
tending downward Rose are In less demand.
Quotations are:
Early Rose 81 lo9l 10 jackson Whites ~
81 oo@I oo Davis Seedlings 81 90 to q o5; r. 4.
L Chenangoes, s59sec. Bermuda potatoes y
bbl., 81 so.
About one hundred and nfty barrels Of pots-
toes were taken from Troy to New York Thur
day, by the. Thomas Powell. The market In still
rather weak. The prices are as follows;
Peachblows, from $3.50 to -; early rose, from
s. 25 o.s3.5O, and Prince Albert's $3.50 per bar
rel.
ONioNs.-Quotatlons $3.50 10 $t0o per barrel
Bermuda, b crate, 50 so to 81 70.
WooI--The demand for domestic wool has
been good and the market remains quite steady
for nearly all kinds. Fine wools are most
wanted. and. with the stock OF this deeription
quite reduced, there is a frmer feeling. New
spring California comes forward quite freely,
and new wool will soon be arriving from other
points. The latest receipts OF new northern
California have been OF very good quality and
condition. Considerable Australian have been
received, most OF which was disposed OF before
arrival. The sales include 2o0, 900 ns Ohio and
Pennsylvania fieeces at 4oa4sc, the latter price
for choice Xxx and above l75,ooo lbs Michigan.
Wisconsin and New Hampshire neecos from
s2@Ssc mostly from s7@ssc Y. n $4,000 Ds OF
combing and delaine neeces At lsssso; Sce.-
COO spring and fall California at l61s7ke,
mostly fall wool at lS9lsc $50, 900 fbs super and
pulled at 2194so good and choice supers
selling at 4os4sc $4,000 bs OF secured at 40
SOC y ID +; $4,000 MS unwashed and unmerchAnt-
able fieeces at l7h@s9Xc; and 10000 Ds sun
dries on private terms. In foreign wool tho
sales have been loo 900 MS Mestlza ut about ssc:
900 lbs Australian at bl96sc 900 NJ
Mediterranean carpet on private terms and
10000 lbs OF Cape at lsHc v y, gold In bond.