Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-12
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKEr.

| FLOUR-F1our is quiet and easy:
Spring patents. mill shipment, &.7bn6;
winter patents. s49oa5.15; winter
straights, a7Oa49O; winter clears, s44o1
40; Kansas patents, s5.1od565; spring
clears, s4 90u515
| CORNMEAL AND OATMEAI.--Are
firm: Bag cornmeal sl.4Odl.44; granu-
lated. 81 S0T3s5; bolted, 81. so0415; rolled
GA tmcal. .5.75q1; cut and ground 81 400
! 40; rye -four a75a56o; graham, 81 2oa
| sos.
CORN-Corn is firm, with scarcity
OF spot lots: Old spot steamer
yellow, 77i6d7sc; No. yellow, 7sc; No. 3
yellow. 77la17Sc; for shipment, Old 40. .
yellow. 75iaa-Gc; No. yellow, 7f4a75c;
new, No yellow. r7iaP6Sc; kiln Dried,
No yellow Gol4a7Oc.
! OATS-Oats are quiet but steady: spot
No / clipped white, SIC; No. clipped
white. 6oaGOiac; No. clipped white, 5e'a
a60c rejected white, 5Su5SMc; for ship
mcnt 80 TO "a lbs. 5Sia" "a to SO lbs 59p
59izc IS to IS lts, GOi2af1c fancy, "A to
20 lbs 6l1aaG2c, fancy, 40 to AZ lbs, &c
HAY-Hay and straw are dull; mill
feed is higher: Hay. choice s23; No. I, SCI
lower grades. sl6G2o; eastern choice, $50
! 10; rye straw, sl4: oat straw, SO; for
shipment, sack spring bran. S2G.5y1 O.;
winter bran. $27d275o; mddlings s255o0
2s. mixed feed. s27d3o; red dog s3oH3o.5N;
cottonseed meal, secs; linseed meal
5000.
/ pORK-TorK provisions are uncha1r-
ed: Short cut and heavy backs, slS.25;
! long cut. SIS =; medium. S17.2i; Jean cnd-
'2l. bean pork si5ml5Jo; fresh ribs, l6',
lfi.c fresh shoulders loa.c. smoked
shoulders, 1oi.c corned shoulders, Joe,
regular hams 114dl4'2c; skinned hams.
/ iodll4c; boiled hHms lSniSt4c; pressed
cooked meat, lliad15c; bacon. 14a.ol9'2 c
sausagcs, 1lNlP?c; sausage meat &C.,
bolognas &c: frankfurters, 9a401oa,c; raw
leaf lard. lliac; pure lard. loasc, pals.
| llied1lasc; rendered leaf lard, 1ssc; pals
12ssG, l2'sc: hrIskets l01ac; pork tongues.
$50, country dressed hogs, 6d6i4c.
BEEF-Fresh beef is dun: Extra
sides. 9d9,sc; good si4a9c; light, 7i9Q
Sc; heavy kinds, 1duisc; good 1oi,
lie; light. Sl2p9Ac heavy fores, 7q1l2c.
good, 6a.d7c light, 6hd6'.c.
! LAMBs-Quiet but fairly steady; veals
are firm; Spring lambs, 1ldl2i2c, fall
lambs, Sa1Oc; yearlings Sdloc; muttons,
sdl0c: veals, 1lhdl2c.
POULTRY-Poutry is still very dull,
with plenty ~ low grade offerings
to-day: Northern turkeys, lsN22c; west
crn turkeys. l6G1Sc; native broiler chic
kens, 1920; native roasting chickens, Il
Qlsc: western broilers, l6qlSc; northern
fowls. 14d15c; western chickens, 1870 i5c;
western fowls, 12Hql4c; ducks, l2qlic;
geese llal3c.
EGGS Eggs are hrmer and higher:
Choice hennery and nearby. 44g45c, east
crn extras, 29a4oc; western, 26QSoc;
o..oicc cold storage, 2oa22c
BEANS-The bean market is easy:
Carload lots. pea. Sc 3512.4o; medium,
s2Soa235; yellow eyes, 50 5000; red kid
neys, s2.5Ca2 60; California small white,
s. so; foreign pea beans, i2.2cq23o; Lima,
6l.c ID; jobbing lots. loal5c above car
lots.
APPLEs-Choico winter apples are
firm: Fancy Baldwins, t2.75q3; No. /,
Baldwins. So 25a25o; mixed Baldwns,
s.. 75Q225; No. Naldwns $ 5ql5o;
Greetings, s2G3; Maine Harves, se5OQ3;
Wolf Rlver, s2.5od3. Nodheads s2a2.5O;
Mcintosh Reds, s. 5oq9; Kings s3T4;
Hubrardstons, son9.5o; snow, t2d2.5o;
lCclvcrts and Jrannctu rs. N5o12, 2o-oz,
s. 25V25 80; pound sweets, 4-5o; Tallman
sweets. sl5od2; ordinary sweets. sldl5o;
common varieties, Sldl5o; tox apples,
5p,0sl.25.
POTATOES-Pota are quiet and
easy: Aroostook Green Mountains. 6SIp
zoe; ordinary Maine stock 65G6Sc; York
State Green Mountains, CSC; Bermuda,
75cgs3 bx; Vincland sweets, $3.50 Dbl.
SUGARS-There Is a steady market
for refined sugars at unchanged prices.
The American quotes: Crystal dom!noes