Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-10-14
BOSTON MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. =.
FLOUR The Flour mlrke has been rather quiet
dutint the week, but prices continue To be well
sustained and gOod family brands and takers' ex-
tras. are held firm. The sales have been at 81 "a
ana Tor western slperine, s. q a : ) for CON-
mon extras and % a - for Milwaukee, and So
az Tor 9ilnnesO a including choice bakers brands
Mhits Wneats have been ia air demand, with sales
NY - a. - Ter ono. lntiana and Michigan, g. . a
Tor illinois, and s. p "a . for st. Louis uclud
lnS iaYor.te hruuds. Corn Meal has been in mOde--
ate demand at g. - a p per Dbl Tor common and
braadyHiue In Rye Flour the sales have confined
10 small lot 10 $50 N per rhl.
uhAlN-the demand Tor Corn has been moder-
ave -uIln- the week but prices remain about the
sAie- Tue sales have been at 95c a 81 for western
yeioH- anu ~0 a PC Tor common 70 choice high
mixed Oats arc dull and have been in moderate
demand. sales at 81 a 61c e bush for common and
ehoice including southern ard western. Rye is
dull anu the sales have been confined to small lots
AT &c = bush. Shorts have, been selling at
- ~ q une ie-d 10 % . and mddlngs at t3i
PRUElSlONS.-There continues to be a dull nel-
ing 10 the f1rk market. tn. in prices no material
chance anu at the close Is firm The sales have
heen at 50 a ~ for primo So 40 e for mess: and
SD "a y flr clear and extra clear. Beef remains
the sans. The sales have been at ~ a a. for mess
ard 81 "a 80 Tor eGtra family extra has been
selling NJ q "a y p hal. Lard has been Ia steady
hut moderate dem I'd the sales have ranged from
iG a IG.c q T. FOR steam and kettle rendered: and
Alten's ciddy at Is N &c 2 H. Smoked Hams
have been selling @. ne 2 d.
PRODJCE-Tha arrivals Of Butter have again
heel quite lfrge ana the market Is dull and Dc
pressed alth0usha strictly ehO &c art Gle is not
PLENTY The sales have been Z B M y for choice
New YORK and ermOnt and . a -, for common
and fair. Western Butter ranges from % a 3il and
CANADA from u. a 30 2 II. as TO quality Cheese
has been in fair demand. with sales At Oh a BE for
farmers diaries and ON u TO 10 for fistory. VII y
Beans aso in moderate demand at 81 - n - for
dium and 80 "a 10 for extra pea. Cana "a peas
are quie- and prices are nominal Potatoes have
- z IN very fair demand and prices are firm. Sales
90 Jackson Whites a. % a sic z bushcl. and IN foue
Instances as high as &C. Onions have been selling
40 3 "a I'D e th.. sweet pIt.t' are plenty and
Gu and have been selling at 3 a 81 e ihbl. Ap-
ues are plenty and range from = "a p z Dbl.
E-ss have been ia fair demand az - a 800, y dozen
and firm, with q tendency upward
WOOL The market - firm for hsece ant pulled
wool, ami the sales Of the week have been at full
previous prices. Manufacturers viii probably be
able g. star- up their mills at an early dav. and
are now ante Iat.n- their wants ty free purch
The sales have been 75l,el1 u, fleece and pulled
the sales including JIuu its choice xxx Ohio and
above a. -f lr be Ht7,tui Us y and AK Ohio at a.
"a 52,. 1H0ll '-s Michigan and Wisconsin fleece at
IS r 4-c for medium and y. and i-c for XIX and
LARGE Gales OF Western leeces from ,. a Soc 2 .
Cum-i and DE Lame heeces continue IN demand
and sell readily 90 full prices Pulled Wool has
been se.lu- freely from ..i a $50 for low % good
supe~ aud as zh as - a sc Tor Eastern. In Gal
ifirnia sllssof llnulI ils sp Ing 10 Is n BE- and
flUlIHsftI az 81 ~ rs & ..