Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-10

Boston, Feb. 9, 1851.
BUTTER The butter market is stea ".
Trade is quiet and prices held trm; Western
extra fresh made creamery, atG32c: DO eX-
ira tirsts 26GI29c do tirstS 22,G25c do fancy
imitation creamery, 24lI2dc; do second 2GG2lc;
90 factory, choice, fresh. 23G}24; do fair to good
l90t2l New York fresh mHde creamery, extra
21GL2Sc; do extra tirste, 23.L25c; Vermont extra
creamery. 30J32c do extra tirsts, 21QG99c;
do dairy, good to choice, 22Gy2c; selections,
2i6g2Sc lair to good, 2t02lc; long dair-
les, % a. pc: Eastern creamery, good
ter as TO quality. Tue above quotations
lots. Joining prices one or two cts. higher
CHEESE Was STEADY, We quote Northern
lower grades, lGDl11ac; Northern sage, lic {;
johbing prices Doc. higher.
EGGS The market remains easy. We
quote: Eastern fresh, a6L14c; do tirsts 21d2lc
extra VI rnont and New Hampshire, 25lL:ic {:
choice western, 2lGD22c.
DEANS-Therc Is "A good demand al firm
prices. Foreign beans have been firm and quo
led at 5? 500S2 10 Tor good pea and So 700
81 % for meuiums Choice small New York
hand picked pea are selling al 81 6O9S2 50 T.
bush choice New York large hand picked
pea, 81 TOaG,2 IS small Vermont hand-picked
pea, 2 1908 vO;schoice screened pea; 1000 2,'5;
hand packed medium, 6SG2 10; choice
screened medium. 25Gy2 60; choice yellow
eyes, 100 27f,
SEEDS Grass at quiet prices. Northern tim
othy Is nominal. but western timothy Sc LIS at
clover, West, SltS1Sc; red top, West, per bU
ID sack. S5Gl2 10; Jersey, 2 l5G 2 25.
HAY q1tea IN s tear nr at STEADY
We quote Choice prime hay 1T SlTDB
fair to good, sl5@l6; Eastern fine, Sl?@l5 poor
to ordinary hay ,$l2GIl4: East swalc SlU6Lll. Rye
straw, choice, $40 OILS 90; some fancy old,
higher rye straw, choice. sl7 I0lS So oaI
straw. 50 50Gl0.
| POTATOES-The market Is about the same
as last quoted. The demand is good; Houl-
ton rose are quoted al 81 per ousheI; Houton
HebIons, @e AroostooE rose, 5cDsi
Sc; New York rose. SIC; Kew York and Yer
mont Burbanks. eOQIs5c; Northern hebrons
| 75d8Oc: Northern peerless. Soc probiics, voc
GRAIN-Corn is dun and easy, with little
| lower prices Steamer yellow at 6i1aU65c,
| and steamer mixed ut 6i@6il9c per hushel
Oats are quiet aud easier aud sell on the uasls
CONTINUES quiet AMI dull: sales at 81 6cG
~ % tor spring. aud S23 25D23 20 tor winters
mddlingsat SCI O0&.tOo cotton l meal at
MEATS The pork market is quoted IN tan
EN- md. SAFES of mess at Sli '5Gl6 ,'5' extra
a set bb 10 beef qe has 6 s"a q "nGt
in steady demand at : 6e@S % Tor mess and
extra s.QolS 80 e hb for pate and fanny
Lard is firm at S,4GSZH y 10; S :, mans
LAMUS AND MUTTONS- is a good
demand for muttons. Lambs are unchdnged
veals quiet. We quote fancy lambs at 10
| ton, choice, 7GGpc; choice heavy Brighton
mutton, 1850; Eastern mutton, 6gsc Tor
| CnOlcc, VIII poor " Bopd At "yAp' i+''S'Ni !"
good to emo &c, lU0llc some fancy, lie poor
! to good, 66Dsc.
POULrRY-is quot, quiet aud un-
chut ged. We quote choice Northern
iresh killed turkeys, 10 a. l6c North
ern fair 10 good, l2GDl4c; Western young
| fresh killed turkeys. choice. l3c
! Western fair TO good, gl1l2c Northern fresh
! killed chickens. choice, l5lGl1c, tar 10 good
! l2Ol4; Nortneru fresh klnei fowls l-Gal3c
| Western fowls and chickens, lW9l2c west
] cru On G ems, lUWlfc.
/ APPLES are firm and choice icull mas d
! stead, demand. " quote epS $50 .. l. bhi
! precuiugs, S!t2 80; common stock VI ocH2
! Eal.NIus. g t3tCh a.
/ uOps-ars u let and unchanged W
uuute Choice lo-,, Now su,N at i-4l'e
/ N.v York muuu to OF, stlut; cu9ie.
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/ GHit. oil ole. lpmlnH ut gao. .
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