Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-19
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Lea ding
Products In Demand

NortGrn creamery, round lots, 23oi2lc;
western. 2212U22iac; Vermont dairy,
2o0.lc. renovated butter, 17M19c.
Cheese holds steady for choice, though
trade is quiet. Round lots. Vermont
twins, 1lismi2c; New York twins,
IL 5-4M12 Lie.
There is very firm market for eggs,
especially for all choice fresh gathered.
ReIrlgerator eggs are being offered free
y. western fresh, 2G13Oc; edstorn 80
uo3c; nearby, 800 4Oc; refrigerator, -
W23C
Accelpts Of beans are moderate and
the market is steady. Though tho de
mand Is light Carload lots. pea. ~ %;
m"oi'm, $50; yellow eyes. SJ15Gi3 -;
red kidneys, $3.3SGt3.41; California
small white. $500. fotri-n pea and me-
dunn, $2.10G2.2o; johbin5, 81 Toe more.
There is al excellent demand Tor
choice cating apples, hut the supply is
still limited. Common apples are in
tall sulNy AMI going slowly at easy
prices Maine pippins, - 251r1 -; Ilar.
''' y, - -'Wt-''lO' slINNN, f-.cuti''.''p,
Mugs, 81 50Gt3.5O; Baldwins, $l.751l
2.--5; greetings, S1.71M2.25; HUB
uardStons and Hurlburts, S15OM2;
pound and 1alman sweets. $l.5O0t2..O.
The apple shipments from Boston for
tie week were 4S.o13 bbs
Cranbcrrcs are steady at S2r2 % per
bN and ST 5Olt7 per hhl
Domestic grapes sell at lie per bslit
for ConcordS. &c for Niagaras, lsc fo'
Ncrp"pnes and 15c for Catawbas. Al.
nolia grapes arc selling at $50 per Dbl.
California Tolay GRAPES are quoted at
$l5on2: Cornchon, Sl75W2; En-
peror. $l.7502
Fhestnuts are selling at SGM6.50
per hu
Table nuns are in full supply and are
s"Iiug al: WalrutS, 141f15c per III: cas-
tanas, Toe: pccans. s. awe; tihors.
Zoe: almonds. l3@ 15c, hickory. $3.50
per bu.
Potatoes are very firm al the recent
advance. with n good demand ARGOS.
took hebrons. zoe: Green mountains.
13N 7jc; sweets, Norfolk cloth heads. 81
M1.3o; Jersey, double heads. $2Q225.
Native celery is selling at 60u75c per
doz bchs; Pascal 81 per doz.
Onions are quoted at: Spanish, large
crts. S225; natives. 15c per bu: bbls.
81 .5Om2
Tomatoes are quoted at 81 per bu for
green.
Cucumbcrs sell at $1GlJ pr b1.
Yellow turnlps are selling at s5c per
hl xs,l,t r.,
white. $50 per bu; beets Sc per bu;
carrots 75c per bu parsuips 60G1 75c
per bu.
Marrow squaShes are uroted at 81 %
per bib for native; Bay state 81 ~ per
bbl. turban, $1.I5 per Dbl BY the ron
squashos are quoted at S2OG25
Cabl'aaes sell at 3@l5c eacl for native.
Savoy d5c per Dbl, red. 75c per bx.
Lettuce is quoted at 4Oq5Oc per doz
for dollhouse; radishes, 3Oc per do7:
mint, Zoe per doz cress, -tOc per doz;
lress. 40c per doz. oyster plant, 81 per
doZ
String beans sell s. s40t5 for green.
Spinach is quoted at 25c per bu; pars-
Icy. dollhouse, 1OGI75c per bu: peppers.
81 per bu; eggplant. $50 p"r crt
Cauliilower is quoted at 81 25MI 80
per long bx.
brussels sprouts cell at lnGf12c per
q, beet green's. $50 pcr bu
Prices on pork provisions are re
vised. There continues 10 be rnther
Moderate supply of hogs Offering for
current market purposes. The quality
Of current Offering is lmost uniform
~ good. Prices have been further re-
duoed. and tn, average for prominent
marlctS is $i.T5 per 100 pounds
There is littIo better feeling in
fresh beef, with the marHet cleaned up
fairly well. The arrivals of flesh beef
have been lighter, both for export and
for local consumption.
There is n steady market for muttons
and lambs: veals are firm. Western
fall lambs. 709c: spring lambs. S6igc;
NoHrinss, safe; muttons, 5Q6c; vcals.
tfllc.
Poultry is quiet. prices steady. Tur'
KEYS northern. 2OG2 2c: western. iced.
11WlSc: chickens, 15Gltc; western.
large, l2fil3c; medium, 110t12c; fowls,
northern. he, western, 11G11I.c;
ducks l7dlSc
There is very little change to nots IN
the nay market though the situation
IS somewhat ca sier Receipts continue
heavy and the demand is ight. Straw
IS quiet with light offerings: nilfecd
r. unchanged. Hay. No. |. S1SmIQ:
lower grades. Sl"d l6 rye straw, S21
az; oat straw, S10.5Wnn.
The week in the wheat market was
one OF large receipts ana forced liGul.
dation. Western markets were steadily
tending downward. owing to heavy re.
ceipts in the northwest. and an i'm
nrovement III the quality of offerings
lhc decline did moi attract EXPORT buy.
Ing until late in wheat, and in fact nor
until tie market had rallied SLIGHTLY
There was an increase in the four
output at Minneapolis Ia St week Of only
fjG0 bbls. All % Minneapolis mills are
u operation at full capacity, and ALI
.bnditions, including splendid vyntor
lower are favorable for heavy rlnnIno
Resides, inside of 30 days il will bo
necessary TO ship all-rail, which will
mean 1m2c per 100 lbs higher cost for
transporta ton, and 3n4c should tho
proposed advance in rates on Dec. he
enforced. Trade with Minneapolis mills
varied good deal for the week. some
selling i'm excess of their OutDut uhiIo