Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-04-02
Boston Produce Market,

pouLTRY.-There has been a dun market for poultry
ems are not worth over l21Sc q pound.
MAPLE suGAR.-New has been arriving more freely,
S Ss somma i@f fss s GaH a. and
New syrup has arrived, with sales at sOcGsl u gallon
HAY AND srRAw.There Ia scarcity Of strictly choice
hay and sales be readily made at SIS ~ ton; but
most q what coming 10 sells at s9@l and receiver find
sll@l2 " ton.
EGGs.-The market has sustained for several
days with good demand from the trade Sales Of Eastern
have been made a, lss and Northern and Western at
enee IN eSgs and all kinds command about the same price
that can he obtained for the best lots.
GRASS sEEDs.-Iobbers have had good trade the past
Sbhs o hs coon to eoe we ss1 a" Timer nor
thy; sli5975 u bushei good TO prime clover 79sc y n;
s3S 49, 0q s I.1Ese9 sa %et sOGiS q
% @ sssn 1 Thc s emn sS has n
2 bs a ssd e hT ade continue az 2 ge moderately
Yellow Oals are dn and prices are easier Sales at 80
and siG95c for No. 2 mixed and No. 3 white.
a supply Of pea has been hardly enough 5
bashei Tor choice Common quality are not wanteI me
sales Of mediums have been at a5@lAl q bushe but
lots command the outside price yellow have been
ass T and e i Red
CHEESE-There has been dull market. and most Of
n ck a ce Sa Sss S moi s e LOT Sv are @ d
any kind and plenty Of good cheese be bought at @c
anxious to unload as speedily as possible Considerable
stock still held in the country and necessary to sell
Common ranges at S " pO SniSIe '' new 'e'0" Oe'
PorAToEs- Receipts have increased and prices have
bnshe and at the close s. is an extreme price for choice
% mostly at so5c bSs6 s fToacs S Command ng @
soc bnshe Jacksons are in very large supply and stocks
price; seedlings quiet at SOC Other varieties range
inc se sSs wS farmers SS sS BEEN hal S
good but when the roads break supplies will doubt
fLouR-The market for -four has become dull and
prices are tending downward under the influence Of large
se5oGs?5 for patent Wisconsin and Minnesota, $50
$50 for Winter wheat patents. Michigan and Ohio Winter
s5s2S h barrel. Common western extras range al s375
Hour 70 the Provnces with The S demaha for
grade flour Bakers extras range at s4255O q barrel
49, rye our at sSs5esS5O and oat meal at
favorite brands.
WOOL The demand for wool has been fair but prices
have ruled T. favor Of although no material change
at hand. and manufacturers purchasing only for
ohio and Pennsyan eeees have been at asS5c for
X and above, Michigan, Wisconsin and New York feeces
&c. and eomhng and delane eece at SO35c for low and
Caiionia Wool 1 steady at ihess6e Tor FAIL and sSsGe
for Spring In pulled wool there has been considerable
9o55c u h. Cape wool has been in demand for Canada
at lS9l1c in bond, and 2sc. duty paid.
BUrTER-As we anticipated last week, the market has
experienced a material chang, New has been arriving in
small quantities. but enough TO break the market Old
and prices have been completely upset Holders OF old
stock are ready to accept almost any bid and sales have
BEEN made all the way from 6sc for TO good and
100 5c for what has been considered choice All the really
ne lots had previously disappeared and there hardly any
old butter offering that Is worth l2c d H. Those
who have anything nice are keeping for special custom
en- The sales OF new have been at a9c for choice, and
eslsc for fair to good. So far little strictly choice
has to hand; but increased supplies expected
every day and the indications that prices will further
Settle down. though they are 5Gs0c 81 u lower than al
this time last year The market still unsettled but the
following quotations Will hold for few days; Choice
Os2c; far to good neS ltessc good old dalre log 5c
| 25G12sc u ID. but they are exceptional