Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-17
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on the Leadin
Products In Demand

i t""H week ago, Dut the dc
mahu Is still light with lhe lower grade,
bccuhulating. Northern creamery
round lots, 25kQ 2Gc; western. 25Co pc
vermont dairy, 2Uu2lc; renovated but
ter, l,1ilYc.
Cheese remains quiet with price.
easier. Foreign markets have huctu
at"u somewhat, closing higher than q
week ago. Round lots, ermont twins
1It' We; New York twins. 11i4Ml2c.
Legs nave been in small supply, espc-
cialiy for strictly fresh eastern, but
prices are barely maintained, and the
tendency Is downward. Choice nca rby,
~ 'sU20c; eastern, 23q2ic; western
22Gi23c.
Beans are steady in price with fair
demand. Carload lots. pea, 81. 2od 9. 25;
medium. 81 20tu2.2 5 yellow eyes. 81 so
@2.oo; red Kidneys S33od3 40, Cali
1ornla small white. S2.l5Ci2 80: foreign
pea and medium, 81; jobbing prices
higher.
Apples are easier and some kinds
ore lower, owing 10 free offerings The
low prices realized abroad have caused
some fruit intended for export to be
thrown on this market and therefore
ths market is glutted. Kings, S3N4,
baldwins. S2.H5n3; greetings, S225M
10; Hubbardstons and Hurlburts.
81 .5O62.25; pound and Tolman sweets,
S1.5OG2.25; northern spies. seas: Vir-
ginia York imperials, S3d3 25; No. Q, all
grades. 81 .5Od2
There is no change to note I'm Gran
berries. choice Cape fruit selling at So
per bx and SS69 per Dbl Jersey cram.
berries are quoted at 50 % per hx
Stra wberrics have been in full supply.
but the quality is not yet first class
Quotations have ruled lower at 25n3oc
per ut
There is a free movement Of potatoes
md prices bold fairly steady on a basis
somewhat lower than the top. ARGOS
took hebrons, 93095c; Green noun.
tains 95M Csc: Dakota reds soc: sweets
Jersey, double heads, S2M4
Celery is firmer and still further adj
vanced at; Pascal s8N35O per doz;
Boston market, So SOFA per doz.
Onions are firm at; Spanish, large
crts. 81 80; natives, 81 80 per bu: bbls
S350d14.
Cucumbers sell at SI015 per bx.
Yellow turnips are unchanged NJ
$3.50 per Dbl; white French. 50 per Dbl,
white, I5cdS1 per bu: bects. $50 no
bu; carrots, 15ca$1 per bu; parsnps.
$50 per bu.
Marrow squashes are quoted higher
At So per Dbl; Hubbard. per ton. $50.
Cabba ges are higher At So 500. Der
bhl for natives Savoy, SO per bbl red,
$3.50 per bhl.
Lettuce is higher at 5OccTs1 rs ner
hng bX radishes. 35c per doz: mint.
Toe per doz; cress 40c per doz; lceks,
81 per doz
String beans are lower at So. 5oT3. 10
per bx for green.
Spinach If in full supply, southern
selling at 81 per Dbl and 81 5O6i1 II per
bu. Southern kale brings 50 per hu.
Beet green's are quoted At - for hot
house; parsley, $50 per hu; peppers.
81 per hu
Brussels sprouts sell ~ 90 per ut.
Caulitower sells at s. 5Ol12 ner crt
for California.
Fresh ribs arc higher, hut pork prod
ucrs are GENERALLY s,ood,. ,
chonood ,rhero haS boor 5,,.,,1,.r
inc off in the narlotirc Of boos nho
nrolitv rms from fo,r IA aood r,,oo-
are higher, prominent markets indicat
ing an average Of obout g. IN ,,o, ,no
pounds
The market for fresh boof ie e,,,,.,,u-
supplied and prices ar, ooev ~ no A.
cline.
The surplv Of lomhs &c stiII ,oroo on0
prices are bnrolv etoad,.. r,rt,o,,. 49,.
quiet. venIs hold firm Inn,Le e.,,oo.
WORKINGS. 5tlGC1.c. muttons clo-
veals. 9O11c
Poultry is pniet in demand with oor
Eidnra HE Of moor nualitv row. or,i,.i,,.
Choice fresh killed chiclcrs ara IN ,,,l,a
erate supnlv. but western cbicl.or, a,,',
fowls are in fun supply and oasv Tur
lcvs are uominolIv unchorgod ,r,n
KEYS. western. 1SGj 2oc. cbickopc no,..I
prn. l5c. fancy. 1sG,o0c. western ~,
15c. fowls. northern. 14lbO Inc. westor,,
13nM14c: ducks, 140 l5c: geese. ma
l2c.
Hov is in full supnlv and tbo mor,,o,
G weak on All Grades evoent ,,orr
,hoirn. rye straw is firm win nt
steady; millfced is frmer for sbinment
but spot prices are unchaneed uor
40. / $4,000. low grades s170,te. ,,o
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