Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-07
IN HUB MARKETS
Quotations on Leading Products
In Demand


mas broken under the influence of dull
trade and pressure to realize on the
part of receivers. There is a good deal
OF interest in the way the market will
turn and some nervousness on the part
OF large holders of storage butter. Job.
ping prices are: Choice northern
creamery. 2SQ30c; western, 27m2oc;
Vermont, 24d26.
Cheese is very steady, with prices
De'ng fully susta ined on the best goods.
York state, 151aM 16sc; Vermont, 15M
1Gc.
Eggs are very firm. with n substan.
'I"I advance. Choice fresh gathered
are scarce especially hcnnery and near
ny! ana with good demand still high
er prices are possible. Choice hennery
ana nearby, 396I41c: eastern extras. 3G
M3Sc; western 2JNf29c.
The local fruit and vegetable market
mas continued rather dull. Prices have
not changed much. The movement of
apples continues very slow. and all OK.
cept the really fancy brands have sold
nearer the inside than outside price
The best cranberrles now bring $40 4
barrel ana $3.50 crate. Cranes ARE
rather high, but sell we'll Receipts of
pears do not amount TO much and cold
storage holdings are being gradually
c!raned out. Very few peaches are in
the market.
h.te potatoes are higher and firm.
Receipts are largo. but they include n
eoou deaI OF stock that has been
touched by the frost. and the supply
OF sound ones is none too large for the
demand. Sweet potatoes do not sell
very fast, hut, IN the lack Of heavy Of
fcrings, prices hold up fairly well. Gu.
cumbcrs and string beans arc in light
supply and high.
Applos-Alcxanders. S3M4 barrel:
Gravenstelns. 50 5oNd4 $50: SHOWS. 50 20
@3.30; woalthIes, S2.50M3 %; Harvevs
N-'''a"25; fan pippns. S25oN3: col
VertS and genct!nGs. $2M2.5O: pound
sweets. S2.5OM3.50; Talman swcote
SI5om2.5o; common sweets. s1256I
LOO; macintosh reds. S@045O. kings
81 .1Gn4; No. RaldwinS. S302.50. mfvod
Baldwins, $2.25lt2.75: No. / greetings.
81 5oM3
Grapes-A!mcrias. S350N5.5o bar
rel; California four-haskot crntcq.
MuScats S2M3; Tokays. Sl.5o02 o.:
coTnlchonS. S1.5om3; Malagas. S1.-o17
:; York state pony baskets, De!awarcs.
zoe; NiagaraS. ICE; Ca;awbas. !aG,15c.
Sa.ems, l1c; Concord.. loo.
Peaches-York state. baskets c1n-
a 10; two-baSket crates. 50 .50a2.75.
teaTS--Hartletts, S3.5oN4 hushcl:
SeckeIS. 500: beurrc bose. $l0!: beurro
faniou, $3.50; Shcldons. So.5n04
Potatoes Aroos'ook Green noun.
tans and cobblers. zoe bushel. swee,
potatoes. Norfolk and eastern shore 50
a2.37l4 barrel
Cabbages-Drumhead. 81 barrel.
savoy. IIcM$l barrel: red CO,I7 INC ho,
THANKSGIVING beans. green. Norfolk
S2d'' basket; baltimore. S1N1.5O. Flor.
da way. S'm350 basket: native Lin,
BEANS. Sl.50W2 busheI.
Ceiery-WhIte 81 box; paschaL 81 o.
Z LOO; Poston market. S1.5O
observation-disclosures. No. l. s507s
,oX.
Lettuce. ctc-Lcttuce. 5OG75c hoy
onaine, I0MG5c dozen heads: escaroin
Zoe: chicory, 75cM$1: watorcross fn1r
&c dozen punches; mint. 4OT60c: narg.
ey, 25f7+0c hushcl.
on'onS-Native, 7inioOc husha,.
spanish. large crates. $3.50: small .
rates, 81; leclls, 400 dozen lunches
uashcS-Marrow Sfnl25 borr.l
urban and bay state. 81 25lq1 80 bar /
el; hubbard, $30U3J ton. pumpkins
Oc6l$l box.
Tomatoes Native red, $1.5o0o bush
i; green, 25@40c.
TurnipS-Yellow. Sl.o5 barrel,
'renrh white $3.50 bag. white ogrs
nd Hats. 15c bushol
observation-disclosures snrouts 11c
uart; bects, 15c huShel: carrots. c16J
DC bushoI; Elephants, $2d2.5O box.
ystcr plants 81 dozen lunches. mar
Mrs, S1cM$l buShPl; peppers. 50 box.
'disheS' 2onfOc box; spinach. 4od5oc
uShel; okra, 81 crate; mush rooms, SlGi
basket; cauiflowers, 75cMSl 80 dozen
NO change is noted in the prices Of
ORR provisions, though fresh ribs are
cry hrm at the recent advance.
Fresh beef is dull and SLOW. but at
lie same time there is an actua scarcity
choice heavy cattle and dealers are
y!nG to get more money for choice
GERS. Extra sides, l-4alO15c. :
BOD, o'sm Zoe; light, 0dolsc; heavy
ndS, l3Ml3 lie; good, 12612Isc.
sht. llk@12c; heavy fores, 71sM7 3-4c.
ood. IM71ac; light, 64M7c.
Lambs and vcals are steady in price
I'd demand, with the current supnlv
ell taken care of at full prices. Spring
mbs, Haze; fall lambs 9t011c.
'arlngs, snoc; muttons, SQ9c: veals
laM13c.
Poultry is still dull and easy. and
ices are tending down on all except
Q choicest lots Of fresh killed. Choice
Jung western turkeys are in fair SUD
Y and are firm. A few fancy Yer. /
ont turkeys are in the market and t
Ing 2'i43oc. as to quality. Choice
rkcys, lW20c; native broller chick.
:, ls@20c; native roasting chickens.
MlSc; western broilers. l611Sc.
esh Killed northern fowls, 14ml5c. @
'stern iced fowls, 12@l3c: native
cks, Ice.