Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-01-13

Butter, tubs, 2lO,lOJ l99.Sl4 1911
Butter bbls., l.US9 1856 $40
The exports to California; the past two year. have
bocn as follows - 1853. 1852
Butter, hhds ann casks 2,9lt 1925
Butter hhlS. 1926 5,i65
Butter hf Ibis j, 1856
Butter kegs and hrnins 9i2 2l57
This increase the past year was shipments made
the first six mcnths.
CiIEESE-Scldom has this market been in so poor
supply for prime articie, and is worth . lUc.-
The receipts for the past three years ma; been IL,
follows :-lsjj, 81 ,59G boxes 3.ll2 Vs. $50 tons;
1852, 1850 boxes, $3.50 casks, Coz tons 1851,
~ .2J2 boxes, s,0l5 cas- - 40 tons loose
ERlEl APpLE'-Arp in fair supply and demand.
Sales at Il &c.
FLOUR The Stuct on hand is generally ac, nowl-
edged to be much smaller than in ans previous year
for some time. and is estimated not to exceed 90 900
pbs while last year the stock comprised 900
bbls. The receipts have been as follows :--ls5,.
9jj,9G2 bbls ; 1852, 500, Iji bbls.
GRhN--'"rn, new yellow ut - Il &c and .
20 for new whit. and &C advance on th. price for
ole Northern oats scarce. sales at IS sic. Com
mon aud Rucpd Beans AS to quality at 2ialC.5c
poa C23 81 for extra, Marfowflt ut | o7s
l2ic for cloic,. The receipts of Corn and Oats for
Two years have been rs follows torn, 1883,
2,llN,3j5 hushcls-Oats. 1913, 10S,7 ISL bushels
1872, si?.l73 bushels. The receipts of Rye for the
."",o Io'ioi haze been as follows Isis, 2i,5ll
bushels 1852 1871 bushels.
PKOViSlONS-porh, the present current irio.o
aSc II 81 Il II 90 for new pgim" 10 % for mc''
!" 90 " ~ W Tor clear, m"S It is very evident
:'H prices with NJ the Ii,t year would Lave gone
down much Hwcr had it not been for the largely
Increased export demand, and the late advice, from,
the Pacific, which was cur prime pal outlet, are not
very encouraging for continuance of this demand
for the coming year. The stock on hand /, about
5000 bbS. old and new against > 800 hbs in 1882
and 300 bbls. in ISL. The arrivals of dressed
Hogs show "A considerable increase over previous
years The sales from January to April were from
Sc, and this season. up to the present time, from
81 Sc, closing at "a &c per ID. The receipts Of
Provisions have been as follows :--lSj3, Beef bbs
il,il2, Pork bb,s So, Gl, Hams casks H. 70S Hams.
Dbl. a,lGl, Lard, bbls 1902, Lard kegs - 60
1882, Beef, bbls 2S,ll5, Pork bbls 72.OlG llams
casks 7,9lG, Hams, bbls 2,Oi9 Lard bbls 3 ,GlS,
Lard kegs 37,o72.
POTArOEf-lIcach Blows at &C a Csc Whites
at 50 G0c Carscr at 90 per bu.
WOOL-Thc present range of prices from IS
G2c, being Sc less than the highest point and 3 &c
less than the current rates at this time last year.
The stock Of fleece on the ct is about 200 900
lbs, while last year there only some 200 900 lbs
The stoc of pulled is about 200, 900 lbs If manu-
features, however, had purchased as freely during
October, November and December, as they did last
year, there would be STOCK of either fleece or
pulled in first hands. The year closes with consid-
cradle frmncs on the part Of holders and compare
t1oly small stOc, in the hands of manufacturers.
The arrivals of foreign Wool show "A large increase
over previous years