Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-17
BOSTON MARKET.

FLOUR-Ihe Flour market Is Grmer for pm:
wheat extras, which are now very ,r,t,- amt
wanted, especially good Shipping an u.ker:
brands, and wheat prices are stra.. .y aaJ.ta. a.
IN the west. Choice winter wheat ,l.- .ue al,e
N better demand and firm al full va 5ct !a.e'.
lhere Is no quotaOle change. We lie sma.
sales OF Western superlue at S3JUl4y1, con.
men extras, S4.25dijO; medium co.. al $50
5.OO and choice do, S5.25dG " p bbl, tn outside
rate for choice Minnesota bakers brands. straight
winter wheats are selling at Sj.OOdjjJ for Ohio anil
Michigan, sj.25dj.75 for Indiana and limos, and
50 50d625 p bbl for ST. Louis the outside rate uta
lew fancy brands. Winter wheat patents gre ,r..
ing In small way at S6.j0d7.tJ, anu Sprlng wue-t
patents are IN moderate demand al -. OJa, - ;
DBL few fancy brands 2ja SOC higher II small lois.
Cornmeal Is nrmer at S2.2jd2.4U + Obl Tor he.a
ground and kiln dried, and 1925 Tor grauult,el
Rye flour is scarce and firm at S. 5gd3.s7-, ? bpi
lor super aud extra. Oatmeal is steady, with sales
at Si.50d5 r Dol for common western, and - jJdG
r Dbl for choice and fancy brands.
GRAlN.-The Corn market is firm, and prices
nave father an upward tendency, with continued
sht receipts of local grain, and a further advance
both IN western and Liverpool quotations. There
is improved demand from Do;f Shippers
and the home trade. We quote the range
at 5la52!c p bnshel for mixed aud yellow N
store, the latter mostly nominal car lois of hi-A
mixed on TRACK are selling at 5l4c the same Is asked
10 arrive and 494 d4S5ac for steamer and No. NIX.
ed Tor export free ON board, with considerable
sales to-day at the inside figures Oats are in bet.
ter demand and firmer. Old oats are scarce ami
selling IN small lots at range of 3jd3sc p bushe
New mined and white oats are selling at a range OF
/
scarce and firm at 67d70 y bushei Bailey j.
steady, with sales at u soc b bus Tor twu-rOWed
etate lOd Sc for iourrowld state gou 9j for two
rowed Canada; Sl.l5dl.20 for six rowed do and
IS SIC for feed grades. shorts are in lair demand
and irmer with sales at ,sli.50d ) y ton Tor car
tots on track. Fine feed AT sl4.5Od Is, and mil.
dllngs at l5.50dl7 r ton, as TO quality.
PRODuCE.-rhe butter MAJ ket Is very firm ami .
shade higheior choice creameries and alrIes The &c
CENTS of which are just now very light, and barely
Sufficient TO supply the currer wants of the TRACE
VINO are cOmDclleu to substitute second grades 10
some extent. the latter are also nrmer and IN
better demand, while inferior qualities are neglect
ed and selling al a WIDE range. We quote choice
Northern and Western creamerles at lSG20c; Ia r
to good do at l50l7c; choice New York and YER
mont diaries OF LA loo; Franklin county do at l6d
Lee selections and single tubs at liza lSc; tar 10
good do at l0dl2c; bakers butter at 6dsc , +.
western dairy butter is 1rmer, and selling at a
range OF 9d4c for ladle packed, any l3dljc II for
dairy packed. cheese Is in better demand, and
prices OF the better grades, which are in hmile
supply aud wanted for export, nave slightly adj
vanced American cheese Is also higher in En- amt.
We quote choice and extra Northe' n factories at
6d6 e; IAN to good do al 4.Id5 SC; inferior grades
al 3d4c r. Il Eggs are II shade lower with ucreA>.
Ell zee ipts aud ialr demand from the Il ade. We
quote Eastern at l5dl6tac; Northern and Z. L.
Island al l5yidl6c: Western nominal at ~, Il l5c
doz Beans are In moderate demand, and prces
are steady. Wequote sales of medium White at
81 80 liO; pea DO at : .iOd.55 fom common TO
choice Western and New Yuik; .l5odl.60 Tor
Eastern handplcked; ytl ow eyts al 90caf2 Tor
Nat, and s2G2 10 per bus for improved round VAIL
but the demand is active and prices are unchtn- ed.
We note sales OF New FORK and Vermont stuck IN
car lots on track, at stable per .us; natives aIe
selling at l5OOl.6O and Bangor Stock arriving IN
small lots by steamer, at Sl.OOdl IS per Dbl sweet
potatoes aIe plenty and lower, Win sales at 81 lCr
bbl Tor Virginia and S237 Sd2 30 for JeIs, ycoWs.
VEGETABLES AND rRUIT.- The market con-
unues TO be very abunda1tiy supplied with all sea-
sonaOle varieties and with favorable weather the
late lall crops roots and vegetables promise 10
lie vera la sc. The annual far ofthe sachu>eU>
HORTICULTURAL society, which OpeOS To morrow N
the soci,ty's building, Will probably embrace The
finest collection of native fruits aud vegetables
that have been shown here for many years ne
demand for all kinds continues good, and there is
no material change IN prices. Gucumbcrs ave sell
ing at 15c per 100; gherkns at Il ljc per lOJ Let
tnce at l5c per box; parsley at SOC per Gu>, string
beans at 50d'5c per bus; pole cranberry d. at !
per bus; horticultural do al 81 01dl25 per bus, and
lima do at sl.3 per bus; marrow squtshts al
slOodl.25 per bbl; cabbages at 81 0Jds0O per 100,
cullhowers at 75cGS2.O9 per dog; new tuinus'
oeets and carrots at 75c per bus onions at - ga
$3.50 per Dbl; tomatoes at 4OGjoc per bus; egg
plants a. 75cdSl per doN; bell peppers at 7ic per
box; green corn at l0Il0c per doZ.