Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-06-29
lBOstOn Markets.
"WEDNESDAY, June 81, 1888.
BREADSTUFFS.

FLOuR-The Flour market continues NATIVE.
The sales are confined 10 small lots, as wantd.
follows: Western supernne at So 20 "a 90 d
Dbl; Common extras at q rs ID 4 rs b Dbl and
Minnesota extras at s. 90 g q % 7 bbl including
in fair demand. and have deem selling during the
past week at 90 as "a 6 90 z Dbl for Michigan;
30 90 q I 90 for ONO and Indiana, including
Illinois and st. Louis. Spring WheaI Patents
have been selling at 81 20 al IS q bbi, and choice
and Patent Winter Whca,s have been selling AT
80 20 cs ! 20 per Dbl.
CORN MEAL-In Corn Meal the prices have not
changed. Sales have been at IS O0a 10 per bbl.
RYE FLOUR-Rye Flour has been selling in
small lots the past week at 3 IS ID 90 per barrel.
oATMEAI--The market has been quiet during
the week with sales at Q 25 % 6 so for common 10
good and 81 100 ! so for choice western fancy
brands
GRAIN TRADE.
CoRN--There is still a dull feeling for corn.
The Gales OF extra mixed and yellow have been al
Gj ID EOS; mixed at 6s ID zoe; no grades have
been selling al GOaI6c per bushel.
oATs-oats are dull, We quote sales of No.
s GS W S 5qs No. WHITE at s t and S Spoes
OF mixeo have been at As a5Oc y bushel.
RYE-The Market for Rye has been quiet and
prices are steady. sales have been al Isc ID
soc u bushel for ordinary grades.
SIIORTS-The prices OF Shorts have Hanged
during the week from eli ID IS 90 q ton.
FINE FEED AND MIDDLlNGS--Thc Market
has been quiet. Prices are quoted at tlsS 20 y ton
COTTON SEED MEAL-There has been fair
demand for Cotton Seed Meal during the past week
Prices are quoted at az 90 d2s 90 per ton.
BARLEY-The market is steady. The sales have
been ~ follows during the past aeek: Eyna
light sold at 81 O5; No and No Canada
PROVISIONS.
roRK--The PORK market is dull and prices
| have declined. We quote prices Of prime, at
| extra clear, 81 90 @s! so including backs
BEEF The Beef Market has been steady,
Prices range from $lldl2 so for mess; $lS q IA %
extra mess; and $ii so ID l6 so family and plate
| LARD. The market for Lard is dull aud
the. prices have been lower during the week
| Tlae sales have been at II ID Ike b 10 fol
city and western, intending steam and kettle
| rendered.
SMOKED HAMS have been selling at l3Ha
| l4hc b h, as to quality.
BUTTER Gil EESE AND EGGS
BUTTER-Bu,ier Is in good demand and price,
| are nIm for line grades. The sales OF Western
| and Northern CreaIncres have been at ~ q ~,
sSS AMI New York a s eF a
been selling At ~ "a 22c Y 10 for choice, an,
,6@ lsc for far to good. Fresh made Western
ladle packed dairy at l1@lsc Vib.
CHEESE-The market for cheese Is steady
We quote choice grades of new cheese at 10Y q
llH; "a 9Sc for fair to good; and q So y l
| for common grades.
EGGS-Eggs lrm and have advanced In price
| Eastern have been at II @lstc per doZ. including
Maine, New Hampshire, New York and Vernon
products; Prince Edward Island and Nova ecoi
AT is g Ice per dozen and Western at 10 e
lie per dozen.
| GENERAL FARM PRODUCE.
POTATOES. Potatoes are dull and prices ar
lower. We quote prices OF fancy varieties at IS
| y bush. Sales of Northern and Eastern have bee
AZ As d zoe T. bushel Prolincs, Early Rose, Seed
, llngs, New York Peerless, Silver Dollars, Whit
| Brooks, and all other common grades of POatOc
have ranged in prices from IS q Coo y bushel, ac
cordingto quality. Sweet potatoes at s. q
per bbl.
BEANS-The market for Beans Is dull. Sale
> Of host quality Pea beans, 81 so a260 per busl
el; Mediums al o. 20 "a $50; and Yellow Eye
at $50 ID IS Red Kidneys at $3.50 q 81
per bush.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TALLOw. The Market Is quiet. Sales have bee
at ~ % c y ID. Grease is quoted at ID ~
Z BIB.
HOPs-There is no change in price of Hop
We quote choice Eastern at s5cG9Oc, with Is
at I5(as0c,