Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-06-20

trade situation Is generally IA
with a good retail and jobbing
in seasonable merchandise.
from the leading cities OF the
are on the whole encouraging.
New England the break in the
las been favorable develop
Id there Is a more hopeful feel
regard to the outcome of the
In the west also the weather
ons have improved and crop
cts are brighter, the damage to
Icing the most serious. Farm
It's generally are higher than a
hgo. About everything with the
lion of meats Is higher.
DUR-Mill shipments, spring
patents. $4.50@4.S5; trade COM
spring wheat, $4.5O@5,25; clear.
III; winter patents,- $4@4.5O;
|hts. $S.SO@4.30; clears, $3.G5@
NMEAL. ETC.-Cornmeal, $l.15
a bag and $2.50@2.5S a barrel;
ated. $3.lO@3.30; bolted, $2.75@
rolled oats, $l.SO@5,O5; cut and
d, S.. 5.2GG5.45: rye flour, $3.50
gsaham -four, $3@3.S0.
steamer yellow, Gle for
ent; No. 2 yellow. soc; No. 3 yell
1-2c; transit, G0c; lake and rail,
-Srot No. 9 clip white, 47c;
AGc; rejected, 45c; no grade, 44c;
pment, 40 to AZ lbs fancy barley,
8 to 80 lbs, 45@45 1-2c; 3S to 40
B 1-2@46c; 40 to AZ lbs, AZ 1-2c;
SO lbs lake and rail. A lac; 38
pbs, As l-2c.
\, ETC.-Fancy hay. $23@24; No.
&@22; low grade, $15@19; rye
$22@25; oat straw, $S.5O@9.5O;
bring bran to ship, $2O.25@2O,75;
/, $2l.5O; middlings. $20.75@
xed feed, $22@24; red dog, $25;
beed meal, $27; linseed meal,
rER-Creamery, extra Vermont
ew Hampshire, 23c; northern
FORK. 20 3-4@23c; western, % ga
northern firsts, 22c; eastern,
Pestern firsts. 22c; Vermont extra
81 1-2c; western imitation, ITO
adle firsts, 16 1-2@17c; packing
15c; renovated, 15@1Sc; boxes
northern creamery. 23 1-2c; extra
21 l-2c; fair to good, 17Q20c;
I'm trunks, 17@23 1-2c.
ESE-New York and Vermont
choice new, lie; firsts, 10 1-2c;
b, 8 1-2Q1Oc; Wisconsin, choice,
lc.
Nearby and Cape fancy, 21s I;
fresh eastern, 19020c; choice
Vermont and New Hampshire,
Michigan extra, II 1-2c; west
BITS. Ice; fair to good, 14@15 1-2c;
Southern. 14@15c; western dir
1908 Lee; storage packed west
|Etra, 17@17 1-2c; firsts, 161-2c;
14@14 1-2c.
VlSIONS-Short cuts and heavy
SPOTS: long cuts. $21; medium
and short cuts, $19.25; lean ends,
I1.50; bean pork, $1G.25@17; loose
70 l-2c; corned shoulders, 10 lac;
10 3-4c; fresh, 10 1-sc; fresh
2 1-2@13c; pressed ham, 13c;
ID ham, 15 3-4c; regular, 141-4@
n; boiled, 20 1-2c; bacon, 15c; bo-
&c; frankfort sausage, SC; fresh,
r; sausage meat, 10c; raw leaf
3-4c; rendered, in bulk, 10 SAC;
P. IL 1-2@l1 SAC; pure, in bulk,
pals, 10 3-4@11c.
III MEATS-Choice beef. so
good. T@Sc; hindquarters,
10 1-2@10 3-4c; fair to good, 8
Aoice forequarters, 6@6 lac; fair
D, 4 1905 1-2c: extra mutton 8
air to good, 6Q7c; eastern year.
7@9c; western, 9Q10c; spring
choice, 25 to 30 lbs, Sc each;
good, $3@5; western, 12615c;
nbs, western, 12@13c; choice
l-2QlOc; fair to good, S@9c;
p. G@7c; light hogs, SQS 1-2c;
q 1-2@Sc.
SSED POULTRY-Northern and
fresh killed, 15@16c; chickens,
roasting, S0@35c; nearby broil-
Jos 1-2 lbs to a pair, 2S@3Oc;
broilers, ID each. 7O@SOc; green
|. 15@1Sc; pigeon, $1@2: choice
SquaD. $2.5O; western iced tur-
15c; choice fowls, 15c; common,
Q14c; broilers, 1902 lbs, ESQ
I'D cocks, lie; western frozen tur-
l5@lSc; chickens. 14@16c.
Z P0ULTRY-Fowls, 1870
roosters, S@1Oc; broilers, lao
lbs, 25c.
fNs-choice hand picked pea,
screened sl.75@2; seconds, $1.5O
\; choice hand picked medium.
screened, $l.75@2; small white
ornia, sa'4O@2.5O; foreign pea,
9s;lS; 10, medium, si.so@2: choice
picked yellow eyes, $2.5O62. 60:
ds, @202'25; red kidneys, 5000