Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-30
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

Boston, Dec. "a.
FLoUR-Flour was dull and easy:
Spring patents, M9One.25: winter patents,
ssa6S: winter straights. s. 7on6 winter
clears. s. 4ods 90; spring clears, siSOu5.1o;
Kansas patents. in jute, s5loH5.?o.
CORNMEAL AND OATMEAL-Steady
and unchanged: Bag cornmeal. s1.3eg
1.so: graduated. s3.sbM3eo. bolted, $3.50
ass; rolled oatmeal. A.Tn5: cut and
ground, s5.,5V5.50; rye flour. A2Nai7o
rye meal, ss.71; graham. A.7oI5.6o.
COHN--Corn is quiet and tlrm Spot
new steamer yellow. re: new No. yell
low, Tie; for shipment, new No. yellow
7eN72hc; new No 3 yellow 71671kc;
now cool and sweet yellow. 7ciAd7ic.
OArs-Dul and unchanged Spot
No clipped white. S3l9o; No. clipped
white. SIC: No. clipped white. 5lhc;
rejected white 4eT51c; for shipment.
fancy, 70 lbs. 52laa53c, regular IS lbs
bIi.152c; regular 80 lbs, 5.Ghliac; regular
"A lbs, 50,ATo1c; barley mixtures. 4e7
SIC
HAY AND MILLFEED-Unchan
Hay. choice. s22 80; No. /, s2l.50 No. 2.
sleneo No .. s1775nls5o; rye straw. Nad
1870; oat straw. $ll; sack spring bran,
S2s soN.7; winter bran, 800 75T2726; mid
| hlings SIG 01t2S5D; mixed feed. s8. 50h
| 20; rod dog sHo.75: cotton seed meal
esq 80; gluten feed. ssl25; hominy feed.
S.s15: stock feed. 500.
| PORK-Pork provisions. Short cut and
heavy backs, s2s; medium. s2sd2S.5o;
long cuts s2s: lean ends. 5000; raw leaf
lard 15hc: rendered leaf lard, lie; pals,
i7%Nlsc pure lard. 15hc; pals. 1910
ls4c bri.kets. l5hc; pork tongues, sc7.5"
country dressed hogs. 1C'.n1oNc.
| FEEF-Freah beef Is quiet: Extra
heavy sides ATloc good. SisT0c; light,
snsc: heavy kinds. lIa12c; good 1oi1d
liz: light. 7n1oc heavy fores. 7lsc; sood.
St.G7c; light 5Iec.
LAMBS and VEALs-Steady: Spring
lambs. 11M!7c: winter lambs, 1061lc;
venrlin-s. sale; muttons, sd5c; vcals
choice. 1adl,
western turkeys o3N15c; medium
1920: native broilers, 2'N25c: northern
fowl. 1919 for large and 1ed17c for
n, ediun. western brothers, ooa2cc: west
e,n chickens. large, lsT1oc. medium, $50
Ice: western fowl. large, IsHl7c; medium.
l4l1sc: geese. western, l4M15c, western
ducks. 17n1ac: rntive pigeons, 81 .5oh2 doz,
squads. ,sso03.-5 doz.
nearby. 1890; eastern extras 36T7sc
/ western asTa4c; refriserators, o4n2bc
REANs-Eeans are quiet and steady
) Carload lots. pea. s2254e,eo: medium
1245: yellow eyes. S,Hof.3 Go; California
) small white. 81 4r12 Is: kidney, ss1
$40: foreign nea beans. g ioG225, Scotch
green peas. s2.T: Canadian peas $l75G
$50. Lima otsns. SIC Johbing lots. lhc
to 15c above carloads
, APPLEs-Arples are n good denim nd
at: Fancy Baldwns, s3Q375; No. l, SG
a.: No. .. N,75Tc25, Northern spys, s?fl
. $50: Greetings. s2e5f72of: Ta Imam Sweets
! s2T3: Russcts. sl.5on2.Ju; Kings, $3d $50
western box apples. Jonatrans, s2.25d 3
5 Arkansas Blacks. to75T3; spitzonbereer
4 StF5; Rome beauties. se,75a2; Wtnesaps
: vMn:.
4 POTATOES Potatoes are firm at N.2
Ol.26 bg for Aroestook and 81 3fi1.3 30 fol
I western Maine: sweet potatoes, Jerseys
c ss05.X Dbl.
FRUIT-Concord grapes l2c eskt
Z cranberries. N3dl.5o crt, ss5oao Dbl
. grapefruit Sc:5N376; California nave
\ srasgss -. 2bn:: Florida oranges. N.Dd
: Z: Parson Browns. s2r.25; indian River
= aHs Florida tanscrines s25oT3. =
: strsp.
I. sUGAR-1he local renned sugar mar
. ket il steady. GRADUATED and hne beini
= quoted as a basis Mt t.lbc
BRIGHTON STOCK MARKET.
Boston, Dec. 20.
I The results OF the storm interterreC
seriously yesterday with tho trading
. the Brighton stock yards Few ouyer
were on hand, the amount or stock sen
to market was unusually small ana OF
) the whole the trading was light ana OF
I color While the trains from Vermont
New Hampshire and the western par
r OF this State were not greatly delayed
9 the train from Maine over the eastAl
q division Of the Boston & Maine brok
down at Salem and did not arrive al tn
. yards till late In the afternoon IN
n train was unusually short, having on
six cars.
The prices yesterday showed httl
change from those prevailing the pas
: two weeks. The few oxen in the mn'ke
. sold at about $3.50. The beef cows wen
d at from $500 to $3.50 Bolognas we're un
|, changed at from s.25 to s27b The sn,a'
J. lot Of hogs unloaded were disposed a
d Ss..6. Calves were fewer than usual, an
d were unchanged at about $50, with
Y | Tow NJ V.I5 ana ~. A very Snlaii NUN
i bsr Of sheep md lambs were shipped
:. Lambs sold Mt from s. to 81 and shee
r sold At from So to g.
n Scarcely more than 40S mich cows ar
= In the barns for the trading to-day
n though they are as n whole OF bette
. quality than usual. Among them Ar
n some specially choice Holsteins, Ayr
|. shires and Durhams and some Jersey
d and Guernseys OF good quality.
g Sales yesterday included:
$ Il, /. Galley. Barnet. VI. 70 mixer
q in; A. p. Needham. VerRennes, VT,
@ becf cow weighing 900 at $2.76, 4 mixer
:. for 80, at S55. for SIS, hog weigh
II ing $50 at &S.25, II calves at 50 80 eaci
a is calves, to be dressed. 8 lambs, to b
=, dressed
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
It Chicago. Dec 90
m WHEAT-Dec. Nl7$; May s.l1h; Jul
ii NOis; Sept. 91Hc
4 CORN-pec. 6assc; Jan. &C: May e6s.,
n July ss,.c.
3 oATs-Dcc. Hc; May .5ssc July a3n,
Sept. 4o%c.