Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
IN HUB MARKETS
OuotAtions on the Leeoln
Pr~du rs in Demand

ing as high as SOC, though this is an
extreme. storage creamery II active
at good | ices: Northern creamery.
2slsN29At western, 2Sdl pc; dairy 70
W2c; storage creamery, 2sa2S,sc.
There IS but little change in cheese.
though prices are very firmly held with
light receipts aud a steady demand:
Round lots. York state. 12isM l3c: Yer
mont twins. IL 1-4t s12iac.
Eggs are easier and lower the favor
able weather having stimulated re-
coipts. Colder weather would stffen
up the market again. but meanwhile
choice lots are selling at low prices:
Choice nearby. 33c; eastern, 3Ud31c;
western. 27u2sc; storage, 236124c,
Beans are very firm. with New York
higher. though in this market there is
rot yet sny quotablc advance: Carload
lots pea. S1.75Q so: medium. S1.SsM1
100: yellow eyes. $2.2Od22l: red kid
reys. $2.s0q2.S5: California small and
white. $2MW255; foreign pea. >i.>.u
$50: foreign medium. S1.0OQ1 .3o: job
bing prices. I01 l5c higher.
The movement of fruits and vegeta
blcs In tho local market has been very
slow. Prices moved in both directions
and some were firm while others wtxr
easy.
Fancy table apples arc still scare.
and wanted even at slightly higher
prices Raldwins and greetings are lar
in excess Of requirements and are easy.
The common mixed varieties have hat
better sale. Cranberries continue
/ dull and little changed.
Apples-Kings, fancy table stock,
/ S3.5OU4.5O Il Dbl: common. SEA-. -,
northern spies. fancy. s4M4.50; or,
binary. S1.71Nf25u Baldwins. fancy
( $2.25n2:i,: common, 81 5nd2. %: No. .,
( hOMl.11: greetings. New York good
| To fancy. Al.11hl2: mixed sour. 81: ma
2.25: Toman sweets. fancy. s.. 75n3
/ common. Si.2,d1.1J.
anbcrrics-Fsncy late varieties, s /
as II bhl: other late varities. SG!avu1
early varieties. $Jcn6: soft stock. sat-
1:-l.10: crates. fancy S225Nl2.6l: com
mon TO good 81 ..ru2
Potatoes are dull. plenty and rather
easy. Sweet potatoes particularly
vinclands are in only moderate supply
and firm Onions are slightly easier
Cabhages are steady and in fair re-
quest. Choice hard shellcd hubbard
squasheS are scarce and high but Other
Kinds are plenty and Irregular. String
beans arc tirmcr. Spinach IS in larger
supply and lower Turnips mold steady
vegetables are quoted as follows:
Potatoes -Aroo>lOok green noun
'ainS. 3lm53r a h1l: hebrons. 4oM47c
Dakota reds. 4:Na43c. New York rlirals
49, sweets. jerseys. 81 a Dbl; vine
lands. S35W1I
Onions-\ativc. S1Gil 30 bu; Span
ish onions. 81 Il crt; lcckS. SOC n do,
bchs.
Turnips-Yellow. 81 a Dbl: white. 81
M15c Il blu; French white, 81 .5E02 has
{ Spinach. ctc-Nati,e spinach. .Nc
bu; dollhouse. 81: Norfolk. S115 Dbl
| Norfolk kae, S5c Dbl dollhouse dande
lions. 81 % bu
Cabbages White. 81 Dbl. Savoy
ST Il Dbl: red 81 box.
Lettuce. etc-IIothouse lettuce. 50cN
81 - II box of three doZ: chicory. 81
doz heads: romaine. -" Il doz heads
, mint, Slu 10 Il doz hchs; watercress
soc n doz bch>: parsley. 7jc Il bu.
. Celery White. 81 a doz bchs: pasca
S1Ml 30: Boston market S17oGI2.
Southern string beans. x3N
hskt: butter beans. 81 a hskt.
uash--Turhan. Toe hbl marrow
1ac IL bbl: hubbard. $l6G120 a ton.
, MiscellaneouS-B eets JKQ6Oc IA bu
carrots JOG n bu: parsnips 1918 a bu
, cucumbors. $5I1s a box: elephants. :
al 20 doz: radishes. $oM2. 10 a box
brussels sprouts. ST9c at: oyste
, plant, 100 doz: artichokes. Sl.50
box: Ollra. 81 Il crt tomatoes. Florida
So n crt OF six bsktS: southern pepper.
!. Il cri.
- There is stronger market for nay
the best grades being in light receipt
The demand is better, but still quiet
Straw is firm, with a good demand
Milfeed is steady and unchanged Hay
No. l Sl1M1S: low grades. HAS: ry
e straw. S22M23: oat straw. 1O.S00l11.
To- Pork provisions are steady in price
. with an active demand from the hous
II trade
Fresh beef is quiet, dealers finding
difficult 10 get top prices for even III
best heavy cattle. The demand
moderate. there still being considerable
f tight beef Offering: Choice heavy ca
i tie, I'sm"c: light, 5'sM7c: heavy hind'
D., lWI 1.c; light. 6iaMac; heavy fores. 81
e oc: light, i@4Ha.
y Lambs are very firm. with the ma rke
:, we'll cleaned up. Fancy veals ar
= scarce, and prices hold very firm: Sprin
lambs. lli20I13c; winter lamDs. 10Gl Il
!earlngs, S4ac; nuttons, 7,smsis,
i. veRls. 9u11c: fancy. l2c.
y Poultry has been very quiet. thong
q prices are OH II slightly higher lew
than "A week ago. Western turkey
and choice heavy chickens are especisl Il
a firm. with light receipts: Western tut
= keys. small. 2lQ22c: mixed sizes, n0
e Gle: northern. nominal. northern chicl
r, ems. large. lSM2Oc western chicken
. large. 14nlw: medium. l.Mu13c nortl
4 ern fowls, lINl5: western. l3Gla,
IS geese, llQl3c ducks. l31 I5c.
!" Wheat has declined sharply durin
the past week and the hull opera tol
- have had "A hard time 10 explain the 81
" uaton. All sorts of rumors have bee
Il afloat to the effect that their line or
least Il large part Of ii. had been liqu
dated. while other reports denied ths