Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-30

sales 10000 futures; spot firm. Option
market was firm and higher closing at
| @sG&c me- advance. May closed 76hc;
| July 72%c; Sept. closed 70ikc.
OATS-Receipts 1900 spot steady.
COFFEE-The market for coffee fu-
lures opened steady at unchanged prices
| to "A decline of points in sympathy with
slight reactions in the European markets.
Tho close was steady net unchanged to
five points lower Sales were reported Of
1880 bags including: May $50; July
$50 Sept. s5.95; Dec. s605dslo March
| Sc. 1oa615
Spot coffee steady; No Z Rio 6: No.
Santos SIC; mild coffee quiet: Cordova
81. l2%c.
SUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining s9s;
centrifugal 90 test AS; molasses sugar
3.73, refined steady.
| BOSTON PpCrTCE MARKET
Boston. April %.
/ FLOCR-Flour Is quiet but firm.
Spring patents, mill shipment, IS. 70ds 90;
winter patents as5dD5 49, winter
straiEhts. S46on4 50: winter clears $4,000
ie5; Kansas patents. $49oa5.65; spring
clears. s45Vu4.sO
! CORNM EAIs-Cornme Is quiet
! but firm: oatmeal is weak:
Bag cornmeal. &l45a1.47; graduated.
Ho5N4lo; bottled, s"3d4io: rolled oat-
meal, IS. sodso5; cut, 54cd6.55; rye -four.
81. 7oU3So; graham. s59on5,1O.
CORN-Corn is irmer and higher: Spot
steamer yellow. 7iA@1Sc No. yellow,
! 7sd7SiRc; No. yellow, 7611d77c.
OATS-Oats are firm: Spot No. clip
ped white. eii4m62c; No. 2, 5sh No. 3,
SOC: rejected white. Sc.
HAY-Hay is quiet but steady: straw
and millfeed quiet but firm: Hay.
choice. s22: No. l. sci. lower grades. s170
is; rye straw, Sl+n15; oat straw. s1Ng5
1850; sack spring bran. s27.75o 2s25; win
ter bran $S.25G2s 75; middlings. s27.5rb
%: mixed feed, s2s 25Gr3o5o; red dog,
S505cdGi: cottonseed meal, 500; llnseed
meal. $3.50.
| PORk-pork provisions are steady and
| unchanged as last quoted.
/ BEEF-FTesh beef Is quiet and easier,
with 1O9c the top on the best cattle.
Quotations are: Extra sides. lcG1olsc;
cool 9la11oc; light, gMa'ac. heavy kinds,
1ltam12c; good, 1la11,4c; light, 1ola111c;
heavy fores S1edec; good, SGSitc light,
7'.a9c.
! LAMBS AND YEARLINGS-Steady;
veals are easy: Choice lambs. 1sdl4kc:
yearlngs. 1likmi214c; muttons. 12d13c;
veale 1on11isc.
There is quiet demand for poultry at
unchanged prices.
EGGS-Eggs are in ample supply. but
prices are not quotably lower: Choice
hennery and nearby, 1890; eastern ex-
tras, 1SNl9c, western, 17G1Sc
BEANSBeans are firm, with yellow
eyes SC higher Carload lots, pea, 81 IS me-
dium s23cN92 81; yellow eyes. 81 25d2, rs;
red kidneys 81 tou2 o5; jobbing lots 15lp
Ice above car lots
APPLEs--Apples are dull and I'M
changed. as previously quoted
( POTATO ES-White potatoes are firner
with smaller receipts actual and pros
pectlve: Aroostook and Maine Central
Greel Mountains and cobbkrs, soc; or
binary stock s5TSsc.
Refine sugars are quiet but firm Tho
American quotes: Crystal dominoes. S:15;
cut loaf and crushed, $500: cubes. e.O5c:
standard powdered, $500; granulated and
fine, large and small bb,s soc; 1oo-lb
bgs, 57Oc; diamond A. SOC: Revere
graduated and fine large and small bbls
and l0o-lb bgs. soc; Belmont A, $3.50.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Chicago, April %
wHEAr-May STAG; July Size; Sept.
s4h.c.
coRN-May s7Mc; July ssssc; Sept.
Gl7sc.
OATs-May 52,,c; May old 5s4c; July
A. July old 455sc; Sept. ss7sd37c.
PORK-May slS.1ot4; July sl3.47,a; Sept.
$3.50
LARD-May s.s7,4; July sS75,4; Sept.
sS.771a.
R1Bs-Nay 800; July Heas Sept.
$50.
Cash quotations we're ms follows:
W-HEAT-Spring No. 8, s7QSLOs; No.
red s7Q9S1sc.
CORN-No. >, 67d19c; No. 2 yellow. 67D
iec.
OATS-No ., 52Mc, No. white, $40
55c; No. white, 5OlAG53c
BARLEY-Fair to choice mailing. 10
sc
F1.AXSEED-No. l northwestern,
81 Ola.
| T1MOTHY-Prme seed. Sc5
| SHORT RIBS-Sides noose) IS. 7nG71o.
MESS PORK-(por bbl) sls,loAT1225,
LARD-Ocr 100 lbs> ,,.37ha.
SGDES-Short clear (boxed) s7.c5d750
WHISKEY Basis OF high wines. 8 IS.
| BUTTER On the produce exchange to-
dav tho butter market was easy;
creamcries, 1910 &c dairies. 1Sd24c.
EGGS-Easy; at mark cases included,
cheese, steady, 1l@12c