Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
Boston Produce Markets.

BosToN, Feb. 10.
BUTTER-The prices are steady, but
trade is little quiet We quote
extra nrsts, 2oG25c; extra imitation creamery
lsG2Oc; iirsts l4dl6c; factory, choice, Ia
Fec; Others, lNg lie; New York and Vernon
22U24c; New York and Vermont dairy, good to
choice, ls8?-; low grades, l0glic; Eastern
creamery, good to choice, 2hG25 The above
quotations, are receivers prices for, strictly
wholesale lots JobhnV prices, id2c higher.
CHEESE-Ihe market is ina better position
iair demand Is reporled: We quot; North
GRADES as to quality; par skins IA, skins 27t3
sage, ll1sMl2c. Jobbing price y cent higher.
EGGS There has been good fair demand
Tor all kinds. We quote: Eastern extra at
lsc; frsts, lGG17c; extra Vermont and New
Hampshire extra lsc.
BEANS.-The supply of beans continues large
and prices are about steady We quote choice
small y. \. hand picked pea, s.. ljG So per
bushel; choice New York large hand
picked, sl.9Oq2.CO; small Vermont hand:picked,
hand picked medium Sl.Sj6g Sl.9J; choice
s "a ee3 d 10 sl0'&I'5' choice yellow eyes
We quote: Badwins, No. is, s3,5Gt3.;5; 10. Z,
S25O43.00 Northern Spies S3Cti; Talman
These are wholesale prices for choice lots.
POTATOES.-1here is good steady no to
the market and a fairly active de
ion fobrons reFSSFSd Ho Mf 2Ss He@
Aroostook hebrons, 15N7Sc; Aroostook rose.
1I9@ii5c; Vermont rose and hebrops, Gi5c.; New
stars, GoaG3; Western, clear, goose
RAlN.-CoRN- Receipts to-day $500 bus.
The market is steady, with moderate de-
High mixed, nominal; steamer yellow track
44G401a; steamer mixed, 3916c.; good no
grade: 3iM39c; off lots lower, as to quality.
offerings and light inquiry. We quote the spot
mar et: No. white, 3iQ3jc, for track; clipped,
track, $3@ Sic, No. 2 whites: track. SIC: ele-
and elevator low grades. 30d30lec.
RYE-lhere is no change to note, the demand
being light and few sales made in q, iobbing
The market is very dull but firm. We quote
sixrowed Canada, No. |, 70G7lc; do No. 9 Csc;
do No. b G2GG3c: sixrowed state, G)0Glc;
MILLFEED-The market to ship is quiet,
with an easier tendency We quote: Sack
spring, Sl5.25 L ton; sack winter, Sl5,15@ 1850;
Michigan bran in bulk, sl55O; middlings.
HAY AND sTRAw-The market remains
in the same dull and easy position!as previously
prime hay, ST.; good, SO Oo0l6OO. fair to good
Sl400ql5 %; Eastern fine, Sl3 O051l4 % poor
to ordinary SlOGE: East swale, $40; rye
straw. choice, $l6 GOALS 80 oat straw, SS49.
PORh.--Thoro is good, fair demand at
steady prices, and steady trade Is reported.
We quote long and short cuts at cl2l1l2.50; lean
ends, R5Dd 1900 backs, Sl2lDl2.5O; mess, Sll.i0;
prime mess, Sl2.5O, pork tongues, Sl1 30;
extra prime, sll 30; butt pork, $40 fresh ribs,
e; Lard, choice, o}af6alc. z ~. in tierces ana
tubs; lO-D pals in cases, NC. On, 1}ec. 3-ib
,$4c.; hams. l0c; small, lc.; smoke
shoulders, 6]ec.; oorned, &C.; smoked ribs,
6lac.; homeless breakfast bacon, lie; pressed
hams, llc holognas. GlGc.; choice city
dressed hogs. biec; country is4c.
FRESH BEEF-The market is steady.
We quote Choice steers '@illc q. H..
good, 6l446aic. common to good. 5l%llGc.; light,
5G51eo.; extraheavy kinds, l0l4glO1ac. good,
9I9Ml0c.; light 7G9c.
OTHER FRESH MEATS-Trado is quiet.
With an a. ample supply: We quote choice
ton, choice, sl9G9c; yearlings, 91eH}ec;. choice
heavy Brighton, gd919c; Eastern choice, SD
Slec; fair to good, 5ftc.; Eastern veal, fancy,
l0lgllc; others 5H9c.; choice Brighton. l0lrllc
POCLTRY-There is a small supply of tur-
keys here and a fair demand is reported at
quotations for all choice lots. Chickens and
fowls are dull and plenty: We quote Fresh
killed spring chickens, Northern and Eastern
choice, lsc common to good, lS6Jl4 fowls,
choice, ll&lac; Western dry packed turkey,
choice lt@lec.; common to good, l5G lic
chickens, loo l2c,; fowls, sGl0c; ducks 100
lac; geese. Itl0c.
TALLOW-Market is steady. City rendered
selling at 44iAc,; with country lots at about
,11.p.