Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-07-23
BOSTON MARKET

FLOUR-The Flour market remains very quiet
and prices are unsettled and nominal except Tor
small lots wanted Tor immediate use, with the alt
vantage IN favor of the buyer. The receipts are
light and new crop Winter whelts come lOrWifl
sparingly, while Old are scarce and VIII soon be
out of the market entirely. straight spring wNcIl
extras are also scarce, with fair demnd for Snip
ping and bakers brands. We note small tlIt'
OF Western supertne at S3.lOi3.2j, common
extras, S3d2tdj.s'] medium CO., at sl'-'N
4.7j; AMI choice do, $500 as 1j+ Dbl, thu outside
rate for choice Minnesota bakers brands. straight
winter wheas are selling at S475a5 p for ONO ana
Michigan, $3.50 0j7j for Indiana and Illinois, amt
So I1G625 b Dbl for st, Louis the outside rate O
few fancy brands. Winter wheat patents are sell
ing in a small way at $6.2jd75O, aud Spring wheat
patents are in moderate demand at S6.2lds W Y
Dbl, few fancy brands b o5Oc higher IN small lois
changed.
GRAIN-The Corn market has been very quiet,
with the demand mostly confined to small lots iOr
current wants of The local trade and shippers not
operating to any extent. But spot gam Is IN very
limited supply, and for track lots former prices are
well sustained. We quote the range at I140lSi4 +
bushel for miNd and common yellow; 4Sc is asked
for high mixed TO arrive aud 4jSa dljac fOr steamer
aud No. mixed for export, free on board. oats
are dull and unsettled, and prices continue to rule
in favor of the buyer. We quote No. mixed at
39Rdi0c; No. , aud No. 3 white at 4O6dilc; No.!
white at 4lia0l2c No. l white at 1! ! a 80; and
extra white at 4ia45c II buahel. Rye, Barley and
Mil Feed are quiet and unchanged
PRODUCE,-rhe market is quiet and unchanged
for all leading articles under this head
with rather a weak feeling among holders, in We"
OF the yellow fever panic, which Is beng used ny
short spectators TO bear The Western packing
centres, where there is also an unreasonable ten
dency TO an accumulation OF stocks, But there Is
not smuch quotable change here for the better
grades which are now selling very close doWh'0
the cost OF producing. We note sales Of large ana
| small lots prime and extra prime pork at =. "o'"
mess $40 0J0ll 7o;long cut clear 81 OOlll 1V'9ot
cut do Sll 50dl2 70; backs, SIP jOu2 % per ooI'
Smoked meats airs in steady demand and arm Al
NC for Ribs and Shoulders and 9BdlOc per 10 IN
large and small Hams. Lard is IN moderate ue,,
name and easier G9sd6&c per Id Ion boston R"u
Western rendered. Dressed Hogs are dun at'sg
SIC per ID for city dressed, as to quality llI
weight. Beef is IN good demand and piWvs
are lirmer, especially for the shipping grades. We W.
quote Mess at $95OU 10 extra mess Hon %; ldMF
IL 5Odl9; new plate l2dl2 80 per bb'. -
SUGAR-The raw market remains quiet anu IT,"
changed at 6aGI2ic U b iOr fair TO good rcInn--
grades and these figures receive good support wy"
from the primary and European Markets we po ,'S
sales to-day of 35 hhds Trinidad (ouOdl lu'p ',m
at ll-l6c u h. Refined sugars are sva ~ Nm
an improved demand nom shippers anu lilt IU onI
trade. We note sales from first hands o otanu "c"
cubes at sac; powdered at S3Ic ;grlnulAted ~ ~
Standard A coffee crushed, o'sas 'aci do eNIa
SdS sc do extra yellow G7s d7ssc; do ytt,lU" -
61S06A and golden yellow Z, d4cF H. N WIZ"
sale grocers prices are &c above these Ido'"'0'''