Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31

| 49, molasses sugar 3.Gl, refined steady
COF'FEE-The market for coffee future.
opened dull at unchanged prices to q de.
cline OF points in sympathy with lowe,
| European markets There was very
| little business during the early session
| Later trading became a little more ac.
tive as a result of scattering liquidatior
| but offerings were absorbed by bull bro-
kers and the market closed steady net IN
and April $50: May $50; June $3.50: Tuly
$3.50; Aug. and Sept. 500; oct and Nov.
7.1; Dec. fl5 and Jan. and Feb .7l3.
Spot quiet No Rio sa.; 40. ( Santor
sAc; mild coffee quiet. cordova WRd1.A
! BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
Boston. March %
FLOCR-spring patents, s. vas Is;
spring clears, A.7Cd49o; winter patents.
3575QS.lo; winter straights ,j4Jabs0.
winter clears. &52505.5O; Kansas patents.
S. ioI5, 70.
CORNMEAL AND OATNEAr-Bas
cornmeal. 81. 35d1 81; granulatod s. 5ya3 60:
bolted, s3.5odt3.6o; rolled oatmeal ,t7oQ4.-
So; cut and ground, 50 20a54o; rye flour
s4l5a4.65, rye meal, ,3.75 graham. 42oa
ass.
CORN-Car lots. spot. steamer YELLOW,
tlc' NO yeIloW, 'Vc' hinents, NO
yellow, 7l1tQ12c; No. 3, "a -1iac
| OATS-Car lots, No. / clipped white
53lsc; No . SIC: No. B. big: reiected
| 4yhu5lc, shipment, fancy 81 JOS. 53ialr
81; regular, IS lbs, 52g524c; p. lbs, 5l6t
Size
HAY, STRAW AND MILL FEEf-Hay
choice. SIC; No. /. s24.50g25 NJ. O. y-3a2s.5 50:
No. g. &20.5OGt2l. 30: rye straw ti75OQ1s;
| o,t clru ~, l,r-
winter bran, s2sa2e 30: middanEs. $-5250
g. so: mixed feed, $26. 50d2S 80: red dog,
| 50 5oG3o cottonseed meal. 80. 80
| PORK--Short cuts and heavy backs.
s3l 20; medium ssrg3o 10 long cut. sN75,
raw leaf lard 1910; rendered. lsi4c; pure
1870; briskets, l7iac; dressed hogs. l3l4d
l3hc.
FRESH BEEF-Extra sides 1o',I11c;
heavy kinds. l2a12tac: heavy fores. sqe,ac
LAMB AND VEAL-Spring lamb, l51
lie; winter lamb, l31ad14tsc; yearlings.
lad14c: mutton. 12Ql5c; veas 2d16c.
EGQS-W holesale. fancy hennery, 253
&c: eastern extras, 24a26c; western, 22la
q 23lac
/ POULTRY-Western turkeys .SG27c: ma
tive broilers, s0a35c; northern fowl, 2oc;
western broiers. 2od22c western chick
ems 1sq 20c western fowl. 19a3lc.
BEANS-Car lots. pea. 32.SSu2.25 me-
dunn, s.. +0a2 45; yellow eys. s. 40aS %:
California white. s.. 4od3.45; red kidney.
So 25Is.S0: foreign pea beans. ...35d2 20:
Canadian peas, r.16Gl.s0; Lima beans,
SIC. Jobbnz prices. loal5c. higher.
APPLTS-Fancy Baldwins. SS.75d425;
No. !. s, d35o; No. 2, s2.25aS; Spys. ;3q5;
greetings, &.5oGt3; russets. s2,5oq35o;
| western. s2d5 bx.
| POTATOES-Aroostook and western
Maine. 9ode5c Big; sweets, Vineland, 81
G15c basket.
FRUITS-Cranberries 9ocQsl.15 crt, s2.5
G4j0 bbl Florida oranges. sl.e5G2.-5 bx
California navels. s1S@3 bx; Indian.
River S2.25Q8 bx. grapefruit, Sl.5rG451
bx.; strawberries, o5d4oc bx asparagus.
California, $3.5VQ5 doz.
There Is an unsettled market for refined
sugars. both here and in New York
Some of the New York refiners are shad-
ing prices 10 points. while others are still
quoting previous list prices The raw
sugar market is steady but the demand
for refined Is light, and there is an evident
desire on the part of the retners to
stimulate trade. In the local market the
reilners were making concessions yester-
day Of 10 points on barrels and lO)-lb and
Old udSs LOT immaculate Shipment, though
there was considerable doubt whether the
policy would be continued for another
day Meanwhile the list prices were
nomnally unchanged at 5.25c for 10o-bb
lots and 5.4oc for less than 100 bills
Wholesale erocers quote $500 for lots Of
% bbls. or less.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. March 90
WHEAT-May N.14ls: July sl0Sss; Sept
81 .oSix.
CORN--May CSC: July CSC; Sept. 65s.c
OATS-May $3.50; July 4l7sc: Sept. S9ssc
PORlI-May 1855; July S2s.76; Sept. So
I'm
LARD-May N3.s7,i July 1870; Sept
$3.50
RIBs-May Na2,s; July Ns3; Sept
Slsnn
RfE-Cash Soc: May 7ec.
BARLEY-Cash 53a67c.
TIMOTHY-Ma &,6O; Oct. S400q425.
| CLOVER-March x2.5O.
| RYE-soc.
BARLEY-Feed or Mixing 52d55c fair
to choice mating 5S(tG7c.
FLAX SEEDING. l Southwestern s. 10;
No. | Northwestern seq.
TIMOTHY SEED-s460.
| CIIONER-sl2,j0.
MESS PORK-(per bbl) s26I u. %
LARD-tper 100 lbs) S40.
slDEs-Short ribs, Ooose) slS,S7isalS.75.
SIDES-Short clear (boxed) sl4 c5dli 90
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Totol clearances OF wheat and Aour
were equal to o. 900 bu. Primary receipts
were COS oOo bu,. compared with 44S, 600 bu
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat
20 cars; corn ia cars; oats 81 cars; hogs
900 head.
RUTrER-Steady: creameries 96aS2iac;
diaries 22T27c.
EGGS-Steady at mark receipts osssa
cases, cases included lSQ zoe: first zoe:
prime firsts PIC.
CHEESE steady. diaries l+G ,.c: twins
lM'sc; Young America l4a.dl5c: Long
Horns l+ieQl5c.
POTATOES-Steady. choice to fancy
25Gr27c; fair to good 22Go3c.
POuLTRY--Stcady; turkey l6lso; chick
ems l1lsc; springs l7i7c.
NDAI-Steady, 80 to Go III. WITS. 9Qloc;
81 to IS ID, WITS. loglllac; 80 to 10 ID. WITS.
lihal2isc,
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York. March 80.
Cotton futures opened steady. March
3lbl9: April offered sl5.25; May 1910: July
SASS; Aug sl4.3s; Sept. 1881; Oct. $lS POI