Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-08


at CG@c: September, eGi4dG7asc, closed at
6tlsc; December. 6j l-l6dGjAc, closed at
CORN-Recepts, Sl625 bushels exports
26S,936 bushels; a,cs, lG5.G0 bushels Of flu
lures a,nt 10000 hushsis of SPOT; spot is
ed weak end declined all day. through
unloading by the traders disappointed
lower. September, 8i9saalTc, closed at
OATS-Recc'pts. $1,000 bushels; exports.
$40 bushels; sales. $1,000 bushels of spot;
No. . white. 2S5, sic: No white. pc
track mixed western, 2jH27c track white,
2J036c. Olticrs dull but about steady,
closing isc net hiGler. September closed
HAY--Markot weak; shipping at Soa35c
so2d to CHOICE ilh,6Ic , =.
lbs, l5N l6o: Texas dry, a to 10 lbs, Ice
California. 81 to % lbs, 1S1ac.
-WtooL,a-Markeet duii; domestic fleece at
LARn-Markct steady; Western steam.
ed at $51C; September, s515 nominal; re
fined steady; continent, $50; compound,
short clear. sllOOQt2.75; family, silOgl2
,nITTER,,steeady; Western ,creamsry, at
i isss imitation creamery isa l6c; State
dairy l3Ql7c; do. creamery, 14iaQiN.c
CHEEsE-Market weak large white a,
7a7S small white HS large SGor'd
5LM6c; light skins at 6d61ac; fun skins
EGGs-weak; state and Pennsylvania,
POTATOES Market steady; Jerseys at
sl.%bqd175; Long Island, N,37isal75; do
sTssis ;l2Isi seu dn CIV ,5G "a ssc
'G9RR!TTKo IEH4tNf 2a1T nyed closed
market refined New York. $3.50; Philadel-
phia and Baltimore. s6.45 90. IN bulk. SO. 95.
CoFFEE-ontions opened steady and
unchanged, to points down, rallied but
ruled inactive and featureless, no support
from outside spectators, and foreign adj
vice featurcless; weak undertone following
indications of increasing movement at Rio
and Santos causing increasing indifference
upon part OF spot buyers; ,closc,. dacnnng-
Including September at s5i5q5.5oo. October
$50 December s575 January $685., May
S. loH6.lt. July ,$6,2l spot Rio dull and
bling, SIC; mild quiet and Cordova at sd
.sTGAR-Raw market strong and held
| higher fair refining, 3 Bloc; Centrifugal
'Ss' ,c S Ie7e4 l5 msTt So s 4 {T0 a5
9, lilo. Ne. 10. 1l,lGc; No. Il, 41sc; No
A, $40; standard a at $50; confectloners
A, 5%c; cut loaf, l5-16c; crushed 15-ljc
| powdered, 5Ac; graduated, Size cubes
New York Live stock Nnrke'.
New. York, Sept 7,-BEEvEs-- Receipts
good to choice l0c higher; rough stuff 15c
higher; one car unsod. Native steers Al
| S4Stn5j0: Western, $3.50; oxen and stays
sSCoHi75; bulls, $225GS.25; mainly s2.ioa
live cattle lolsplt'ac dressed weight weak
| refrigerator beef SIC per pound exports
go cattle and 1900 quarters of beef; to.
morrow $50 cattle and 22iO quarters
| n N
@t5o: grassers and buttermilks. s875a45 30
head; SEX cars on sale; sheep duil, ;am ri5
more active loMl5c higher; three cars un
sold; sheer, s?.75da,5o; lambs, si.SJds25
| HOGS-Receipts Ss7S; eight cars on sale
| market slow md weak at $il0lti.i0; gen
cral sales, N,25a43o
Chicaso Grain aud Produce Market.
Chicago, Sept. 7.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT. No. 2-September, 61Bc; De
cembcr COZ, a G03sc: May, 62i2c
-ORN. No. 2-September and December
OATS, No, 2-september, 1881 l9s4c; De
cember. lose; May, 2lMc.
$50; necGmber. S ~; January. 1870, 80,
December, siSi9; January, 1875,
SHORT RIBs-Scptembe and October
$.l5; January. AL72h.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Market steady; special brand
! at $3.50; hard wheat patents, So 7Od3. 90
soft patents at S3,GoQ370; stragh;s, $500
800; bakers, g. 25a2, 80.
5sp62c: No. 2 red, GT0bc.
.CoRN-No. 2, Soss0Soac; No, . yellow
oATS-No. 2 2cHc No. white, 2abG
2i;4c; No. white, 22Q23c.
| RYE-No, 2, 43n43lec.
nARI.EY-No. 2, 3Sq43c.
FIAXSEED-No, /, SIC; Northwest ISL
Gssc
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime, s2,45.
MESS PORK-SS,i0QS4j
LARD-s4, 72ig Gi4,S2i2.
SHORT RIIfS- s5.o09525.
SHOULDERS, dry sailed (boxed)-$4.5
sIDEs-Short clear, s5,5OQ56O
SUGAR-Cut loaf at $500: granulated a
S5.5s
On the produce exchange to-day tn
/ butter market was steady, creamery, 13G
18c; dairy, ll1aql5c. Eggs firm, fresh l2i
12Rc.
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
There are but few changes in the loca
markets. Eggs are trfie higher retail
ing at Is to ~ cents dozen. Dealers pa,
10 to 10 cents. Flour has dropped to So Z
per barrel and oats sell for IS to 80 cent
a bushel. Dealers pay 30 cents a busho
for potatoes and retail them at 20 cent
a peck.