Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-11-22
WATERBURY,, Nov. Is.
Boston Produce Markets.

BOSTON, NOV. ~.
BUTTER-The butter market is steady, with
a quiet demand for all kinds Nothing new is
reported in Western creameries. Choice fancy
lots are scarce and sell at full prices. Extras,
firsts and extra dr7ts are steady aud un-
changed. Butter that sells below 2Uc is very
quiet and in good supply Forthern cream
cries remain the same rs last reported. and no
new features are noted in diaries. We quote
known marks, @5G%5}ac; hrsts and extra
frsts, 2kG22c; extra imitation creamery,
l46lGc; firsts l2dlS; factory, choice 20
l21ec others, 101llc; New York and Vermont
extra creamery nominal, 24G@5c; extra frsts,
pc; New York and Vermont dairy, good to
choice, 1922; low grades lOGl4c. Eastern
quotations are receivers prices for strictly
Wholesale lots. Jobbing prices, l9.2c higher.
CHEESE-The cheese market is quiet with
a fair supply offering. Prices are steady. We
quote: Northern choice. lOIeGllc Western
10144l034c; lowergrades as to quality; sage,
liz cents. Jobblng prices u cent higher.
EGGS.-The situation In eggs remains the
same as last reported. The receipts are not SO
large and II fair demand IS reported for all
choice lots, Held eggs are moving with more
freedom. Lined eggs are quoted a. being
dull. We quote Eastern choice at Soc; eX-
tras, 2612sc; 1irsts, 2J0 &c; extra Yer
mont and New Hampshire, choice SOC; Nova
Prince Edward Island, 23Ql24c; fresh
Western, 3P,24c Michigan, choice, @5G?tc !;
Canadas, 23I25c; held, lGG22c; lined, l1QlSc.
Jobbing prices lc higher.
BEANS.-The demand is not very active,
and tho market is well supplied with white
beans The supply Of TSa kidney and yellow
York small handpicked pea, @2IP2 10 per bush;
small Vermont hand-picked, 81 4O42 80 choice
screened, pea, 81 gO0l2 ~; hand picked medium,
81 1902 %; choice screened, 81 Sp92 Jos choice
yellow eyes, So 70: red kidney, So 5UlD3 70 !;
Northern green, 81 l0@l 10;
POTATOES.--'r demand for potatoes is
steady. The receipts are small the market at
the close was UNCHANGED. We quote New
Hampshire rose and hebrons 5SQtoc;
doc Hroostook rose, 5isaGOc; Houiton hebrons,,
Doc; Vermont rose and hebrons, Doc New
York Burhanks, $50 i5c; New York white stars
! 5OQC53R bush.
APPLES-The receipts are smaller, but the
supply is large and on choice eating are hav-
| ing fair demand. We quote iiubbardston,
| mixed lots, al S2OO02 So Ben Davis, s. 500
275; SNOW, 81 0Ol3 so; Michigan greetings,
So N&S2 15p Dbl. -- -.
none. The market is unchanged, with prices
| buyers favor. We quote: Good 10 choice New
York, 1889. l2Gl3c; good to choice, ,lsSs, New
! York, nominal at 3d6c.
HAY AND sTRAW-The market for com.
mon hay is dun and steady; There Is SINAI
| supply OF choice hay, and the market is firm,
with a. steady demand. Rye straw is un-
| changed. We quote: Choice new prime
hay, Sl1 51GlS o.; some Oh fancy high
ern fine sliql5: poor TO ordinary hay, SHHl2
East swale, SSnlO; rye straw, choice. Sl6 "
| GJl1 10 ; oat straw, SslG9.
GRAM oRN- Receipts to-day, @9lO bush
| els Corresponding day last year, '%.ilo bush
| els The spot market il quiet, with ligh
demand and small offerings. Hugh mixed on
track is offered at 4Sll &C.. and steamer yellow al
4Sc, with no sales. The market TO ship Is asier
Chicago No. yellow is quoted at 4U44hc
according to route. We quote high mixed a
i7c; good, no ,'I grade i5Ii5lsc; Off lots low
| err, as TO quality, The alb 9Ne are lIa'kqQnl1
lions, oAIs-keeeipts to-day S",o'V bushels