Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-13
Boston Produce Market.
BosroN. jap. 10, 1887.


BUTTER-There is no change to note in
butter. The best grades ate urn. The de-
mand is fair ana the outlook Is
very encouraging. We quote Western
extra fresh made creamery. 30c do eX-
ira hrsts 2GGt2sc 90 firsts 2l6D2ic do fancy
imitation creamery &c; do second 20U2lc;
DO factory, choice, fresh. 22cts do fair TO good
1920 New York fresh made creamery, extra
re; do extra tirsts, 236.2jc Vermont extra
creamery. SOC do extra tirsts, 25T21c;
do dairy, good to choice, 2O9t22c; selections
les, ls a. 2lc Eastern creamery, good
to choice, 2j826c. Low grades OF but
ter as to quality. The above quotations
are receivers prices for strictly wholesale
lots Jobbing prices one or two cts. higher.
CHEESE There is no c arge to noe. Trade
is firm at quotations We quote Northern
lower grades, g6tllc; Northern sage, l3Gl4c A.;
jobbing prices 1ec. higher.
&c; Vermont and New Hampshire, 2j0?7c
choice Canada, slG23c ; good to choice west
BHANS-C Choice small New York hand pick
ed pea, 81 70 as 50 y bush choice New Ork
large hand picked pea 81 45ad2 - small Yer
mont hand-pieked pea 2 90 s.; choice
screened ID pea 200 BOZ hand picked me c9 20
choice yellow eyes 40 245
SEEDS Timothy, North, market il nom
inal timothy, west, 81 5cQt2 20 clover, North,
West, per 50 ID sack, SOlt2 10; Jersey, 100
s9
AN
ern young fresh killed turkeys, choice, l@&lic !;
Northern iair 10 good, iOGtl2c; western
young fresh killed turkeys, choice, l21sI3c !;
faI to ch0d Soft sr r. ires6
lOGll; Northern fresh killed fowls, llcl;
Western fowls and chickens, SDllc; West
ern chickens, 90 l2c.
HAY-We quote Cho ce prime hay, Sl7Gls ;
fair to good, sl5Dl6 Eastern fine 70 10 poor
t. ordinary hay sl91l4: Fast swale slN&ll. Rye
straw, chorce, BIS @lst0; some fancy Old,
iuhp q 81 W
MISREPRESENTATION rose. per bushe, s3G
Sc: Houlton Hebrons, SIC; Aroostook rose,
i5c.; York rose, 76c;- New York and Yer
mont Burbanks s0GS5c Northern hebrons,
15c; Northern peerless. s0@sjc prohiics, soc ,
Island barrel stock, 81 2J92 37l6 for choice,
with bulk at soc for hebrons, SOC Tor rose,
and 756lSJc for white; ChenAngors. Csc; Mac
Intlres, 6s970c n. s. and n. b. barrel stock,
SWEET POTATOES yellow nom
inal;, extra Jerseys, S4G4 70 bol. for
FOREIGN PoTAToEs- Scotch, magnum,
so; 4 bush. 90 lbs; regent, I5qsOc champion,
TALLOw-City rendered. 4l4c; country
HOPS-Choce 1886 Eastern and New York,
l2lt l5c per To; common TO medium, 9ltlOc I;
choice to fancy 1857 lots. e@Ic.
prices firm. Sales of mess at Sl5Gl6 -; extra
prime Sl4QDl4 25 clear and backs.Sl7 2p1ls 30
y bib. The number of hogs packed at the
been quiet and sales are made at seas 20 for
mess and extra; s.0OQ19 60 a. Dbl. for plate
and family. Lard is quiet at S4GsA y d.
Smoked hams are at l0QD1lc II 10.
GRAlN-Corn in better supply, with SLOW
demand, and prices easier Steamer yellow is
held ut 6jleGD6Glsc, aud steamer mixed at %
365lbc per bushel Oats have teen quiet
and tlrm and sell on the basis of 43Di3% per
bushel tor No. = white. Bran continues quiet
AMI steady; sales at S22GI22 p for spring, and
S23 50924 iorwinter middings at 81 00d2t 30
cOtton-seed meal at S26 on spot ana ga % TO
arrive.
THE WOOL MARKET.
| There has been fair demand for wool and
| values show but very little change. The
sales have been 2,5iS,oO0 M, stocks show
| some increase over last year. In ono anu
| Pennsylvania tieeces there have been sales Of
! Y al 3OQD3lc. XX and above at 3lleIt3}c and
| No. at Q36c per n. For Michigan wool
there is very lit lie call and sales cannot be
readily made at over 2sc for X and SAC for
| No. |. COmbings and delaine tloeces are very
firm with No, and Michigan delaino at 800
| 343 h b. Territory ana other unwAshed
WOODS arr moving fIeey at low prices, Some
| California fall wool sold on secured basis OF
| 3sGG}9c Pulled woods are quiet AID steady.
| Foreign woods have been quiet.