Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24

BOSTOS, req. *, 1904.
EUITER-There ID not much change to
not in the butter market. Trade has been
quiet, with frlces steaiy as quoted. Western
extra fresh made creamery, 2HlG DC; 90 ex-
ira tirsts 2GGG2Sc; do tirsts 22G2jc; do fancy
imitation creamery, 23Ig.4C; 90 hecOndG M2lc;
DO factory, choice, fresh $50 =; 10 tar to good
lg02l; New York fresh m1de creamery, extra
.,612sc; do eX' ia lirste, 2|G Pc; Vermont extra
do dairy, good to choice, 22024c: selections,
=. Q25C; tair to good, 2O2lc; long d,,lr-
les, ~ q &c Eastern creamery, good
10 choice, 21@20t. Low grades of out
ter as TO quality. TIE above quotatOns
are receivers prices tor strictly wholesale
lots Jqbhng prices one or Two cts higher.
CHEESE Was gdiet with prices ttC8d
ar O'd uuDtat ions. We quote Mort bern
cnoice, at l2j4@l3c; Ohio choice, l2@l lac
| lower grades, lllsc; Northern sage, lac
! johbinP prices nc. higher.
EGGS-The market is fairly steady. Choie,
stocks of all kinds is scarce. w,
quot Eastern fresh 2ie 10 iirsts 25S29 3,
! choice western, &c.
BEANS-rcmAIn very firm, The supply OF
choice ome re stock small inii prices OBTAIN
ed. fors len bears have been firm and quo
ted AT s. 6DS2 10 tor good pea and s? 25Q
az so for medlume Choice small New YOrh
/ hand- picked pea are selling at 81 N5gS3 90 b
pea, 81 81 GGI2 So small Vermont nand-pickec
| pea, 3 lUlg3 %; choice screened pea 500 20
screened medium. 2 2j6J2 GY, caOicc yoltow
| eyes. . TO . SO.
| SEEDS Grass at firm prizes. Northern TIN.
Othy is nominal, but Western timothy SELL a
81 5C02 20; clover North, q09llc per ID
olover, West, s@S1ec; red top, Wet, per o.
ID sack, sd6J2 co. Jersey. 2 l5@ %.
J HAYS quoted in fair demand at steady
pricee. Rye Straw is steady tor choice lots
| We quote Choice prime nay at Sl7G0iS
fair TO good, sl5GDl6; Eastern fine. Sl2Di5 pooi
! to ordinary hay, sl2GDti: Fast swale SlU@ll. Rye
straw, choice, $40 DlStG; some fancy odd
straw, 81 56@iO.
ton rose are quoted ar 81 per oushcl; houI
! ton Hebrons, Soc Aroostook rose, 81
AroosIook Iiebrons, $4,000 Vermont rose. al
sec; New York rote. soc; sew York and Yer
mont Burbanks. 600s5c; Northern hebronS
soc: Northern peerless. s5c prohtcs7, Sc
MEAIS-The pork market IL steady with a
s7 2i6pls so y Dbl Beef ia uuchange. at
a4S % Tor mess and extra; COOS 90 " bb!
for pate aud family. Lard aud hams are
GLHNbs AMI MUTToNs- Mutt ous ar,
quiet. Lambs are in fair demand Noas
are plenty. we gu te fancy lambs ut TO-;
with common t" good at 1G'9 Chicago NUT
ton. choice, 7WNc; choice heavy " Eht0n
mutton, 7HSc; t'stcrn mutton, NpSc Tor
choice. with poor 20 good at 100; Eastern,
good To rho'c'. 8DlUc som" iauc. llc' poor
POULTRY The markc, IL quot u un-
irc.h Killed turSoSa, 10 a l7c; N,rth-
ern fNsg 10 GOOD, l2l0l4c: Western young
treah killed turkeys. CHOICE. Enmi3c 4;
Western tar TO good. 90l2o Northern IRE sh
killed chickens. choice, i50l7c: fair to vOOd
lal1l4 Northern fresh klneI fowls. l2GDi3c ;
western fowls and chickens, lU0l@1 West
cIn chickens. l0@Gl3c.
GRAIN-Corn is quiet and dun Prices are
nOminaly unchanged Steamer yc low Ou
tr, ok NJ "a: steamer yellow al 6lG1G5 and
steamer mixed at G}@Gi per uushel. Oats
are quiet and rather cay in tone. Bran
continues quiet AMI dul sales AT S2i b,QD
% % for spring. aud S23 2j1G2l Il tor winter:
middhUgs'at SCI 0OG92t0O: cottOu-st ed meal M
S25 tt0f p 80 on spot ana 1924 80 10 arrive.
APfLkS are firm and choice trur has
steady demand. We quote Spy S3Gl3 80 u boz;
greetings, 81 seas; cuInmon stovt, 81 H@2 o.;
BaluWlus, - 5000 CO.