Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-09-21

Boston, Sept, 70, 1883.
BUTTER-Choice vestern creameres are
hrmer wol-known brands selling to day at
far movement is noted at quotations
choice Western creamerios are quoted at
2i02hc. Western extra fresh tirsIs. 2l@22c;
seconds IS % l61Rc; Go factory choice,
fresh, lG1Gc; DO fair to good 16c; Yer
mont extra creamery. "a a &c; do extra
cry, good to choice, ao@2ic. Low grades
of butter as to quality: The above quotations
are receivers prices for strictly wholesale
lots Jobbing prices l@2c higher.
CHEESE The market is steady, wit
aa.good trade. w,o9uote as follows; New
seconds, 69Sc; Verm mt. extra: 9]4@94c.; do
frsts, S1s@9 c; do seconds. 647c pari skim,
4G6e OHIO tlat,extra, Sl499c; sge 9lac.
caused by the bad weather. The market Is
firm at old prices. Eastern extras are qnoted
q, 2lc.; Eastern tirsts l9c;, extra Vermont and
BEANs-Trade j. quiet, with prices steady
and unchanged; We quote cho ce mall sew
York hand picked pea at 81 2GG22j Il bush ;
screened pea, $3.50 81; hand picked medium.
gS@Ge en Yellow s'r ryca s mS@1 81 has
picked northern pea, S2.j0d2 90.
GRASS SEEDS-'rhe demand Il good at
steady md unenaneed .nrie, ;; N2rtnern
| -.
timothy at 81 5iG26'; clover. North, 999c per
ID clover, West. 9dHlec; red top. Wcst. per
! 80 10 sack. 81 1908 90; Jersey, So 7iGl3 o..
PuRK-The domand for pork products is
steady ard finn with a 'air move mtrt. We
! quote prize mes, $50; extra prime. Sl5 Wl
choice city dressed hogs, S9sc: Western, 7l39
FRESH BEFF-The market is firm and &
ca tie continues enroll. ao3l [emand il
no ed. Choice steers sell 1T 06l1l6' pc M
good steers, "a a 9laG light, 1T ole q Ilbc
| Il tern veal, fancy, lWl.c; fair 30 good
sG93; 9oor to fair, 5G6c
p ITATO ES-The market ia in good de
mand Tor choice sound potatoes at old quota
ton. The lecep's are 'aICe, but not enough
to affect the market. We quote as follows
Houton rose andHebrons, 55c oer bnshel
shire rose AID Hehrons toD53c per hlshei
New York Bur bank ;. 6lc per nus ci ; do rose
ard Hebrons, $50 &c per bush,l.
| TALLOW-The demand is firm, with fall
demand. We quote: City rendered, 5ll@51ac
country, 41G@4Ac trough. Sc.
| HAY AND rkAW The man et is steady
| with a iair demsrd at unchanged quotations
quote Choice prime nay At slS 5000 30; fancy
50; fair TO good, sl60ls; Eastern line. Sl4Il5;
poor t. ordinary hay, sl39l5: East swale SO
oil; Rye straw, choice, sldGl7; oat straw, So
Il0.
fRUIT-Most of the small Is and early
apples being out of the mark, I, the best
standard varieties are in h, tier demsud, 20
2 80 FER barrel being asked. Pears have not
advanced as much a. APPLES.
! LAMBS and MUrTON-The market for
| In bs and mutt ons are in good supply at easy
| prices. Veals are steady and unchanged.
Ne quote spring lambs dressed, 90l0c; com
mon, q Sc: Chicago mutton, choice, 10 Sc;
choice heavy Brighton mutton, Slts19c
Eastern mutton, 11sGSc for choice, with poor
| t0Hgood at 6667c.
| POULTRY-A steady demand is noted at
pre- vious prices. Live poultry is selling at
| i01l9c. We quote Northern fresh killed
chickens, choice, 2CQ22c; fair to good, 10
| M1Sc; Northern fresh killed fowls, II d 5c
Western iced fowls, l30lic; Western iced
chickens, l307c.
| GRAIN-For corn the market has been
| steady with no speculative sale. No change
| n prices: 6C08l for yellow high mixed, 500
| &C. Oats are selling slowly and new oat. are
| freely offered but many of them are of poor
| 4ic; new No. white, 3Sc No. 3 at SIC. No. |
! Rye sells at 6Qc. shorts and other feeding
stuff unchanged. Winter wheat bran, { /, . 10
| Is per ton; spring wheat bran, 5 q 80: midd-
| lings, SlSG20: cotton seed meal, S24G2j.
Wool.
| There is still much int r. st in the wool mar,
| ktt. The prices demanded by dealers have
| been sust4iT ed. among western dealers
| there is much confidence Of be ter prices and
Sc me OF tho m OF d,red their stock IN this city
| to be W thdtnwn trem lhc market and held
| for higher prices. Manufacturers have hou ghf
treelyiand the sales for the week were 3,S23,lCO
| pounds. AS manufacturers are getting sup
pied the sales wi not he so large IN the lu-
| ture but Il steady demand is looked for. The
| greatest advance has been In delaine WOODS,
| fine OtIo delaine selling Sg35c. and comoing
az 6t37c. Other grades are hrm ut FORMER