Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-21
Vermont Produce Market.

or. hLBANS, May III.
Attendance large, receipts heavy, prices
lower-about2 cents less all around. General
price Is to 16 cents selections, II to Is cents,
with some extra choice diaries a cent or two
higher. Shipments of 1850 tubs.-Eggs IL
cents for shipping; IL to l2l1 cents were paid
by local dealers.
VERGENNEs May 1911
Butter was firm at 16 to Is cents per pound;
selections higher eggs, 10 cents per dozen;
beans, 81 to SIPS per bushel; potatoes, 2, 30 to
IS cents per bushel; veal calves, very fine,
to ~ cents per pound live light beef, 5
to scents per pound pork, 5 cents per pound
hay, 81 TO $40 per ton straw, s. to $40 per ton
RICHMOND, May 10. z
Market tor butter is quiet and receipts light.
Fair to good, 10 to Ii cents per und; choice,
IL to ~ cents per pound; fine, ~ cents
per pound. Cheese-Factory, 10 to IL cents
per pound dairy, 9 to 10 cents per pound.
Eggs, IL cents per dozen.
Burlington Wholesale Produce Market.
BURLINGTON, May 20.
The butter market is quiet and prices
remain unchanged from last week Cheese
Is lower. Eggs are in good demand.
Veal is more plenty and the other meats
are practically unchanged. Quotations are
as follows:
PROvIsIoNs-Butter I'D l9c cents for fresh
made cheese, 40 l0c; potatoes, DQt35c
eggs. 11@13 cents beans 81 % a Sl.5O y bush-
Ell honey. l0Gl4 cents.
cakes; pals or tubs . a s. Syrup. s.. % SC per
gall lon.
Hay loose % sleesi7; baled, sls0sls,
GRAIN-Oats 40 a 45 cents q BUSH. peas,
Soc a. LOO; rye, so e 60c buckwheat, As a soc;
cqFp wsstsGn 80 $40 SOgth err 50 S9
shorts, $1,000 40 S2lOO: bran, 5000 a s2l.OO
corn meal; sssco@ s2t,M.
HIDES Beef 40 a &c u n dairy skins,
50 % IS cts: veal, 75c a 81 60.
MEATs-I3eef. Vermont dressed @7c p n
western eDsc = II Veal, 7@sc.; pork, dressed
turkeys l01llc alive lie o. lie dressed: ducks
l21ac dressed; chickens, : @10c alive, l215 %
l4c dressed; partridges. 10 cents per pair
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