Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-06-27

dency Of trade, sufficiently accurate quota
tions will be given on which dealers can safely
6eSe their transactions.
The same prices for meats hold
which have prevailed for the last
three weeks. Poultry is very scarce,
but Of prime quality Many vegetables
are also scarce. and some are OF poor
quality. Butter, cheese and eggs con-
tinue steady with prices unchanged.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring
wheat patents, $4.50@4S5; trade COM
mittee spring wheat, $4.50@525; clear,
$4,000; winter patents, $4Q4.50;
straights, s3.SOQ4.3O; clear, $3.50
4.25.
CORNMEAL, ETC.-Ccrnmeal, 81. .1S
@1.2S a bag, and $2.55Q2,60 a barrel:
granulated, $3.35@360; bolted, $3.50
$50; rolled oats, $5.15@5.40; cut and
ground. $5.4O@5.65; rye -four, $3.050
$50; graham -four, $3@3.SO.
CORN-Spot steamer yellow, 61c.
III ohiPhiSht, No' ySho", w i-SV
SIC; No. 3, yellow, 6Oc.; transit, 6Oc.;
lake and rail, 60c.
OATS-Spot, No. clip, white,
AZ 1-2c.; No. 3, 47c.; rejected, 46 1-2c.;
no grade, 46c.; for shipment, 40 to AZ
lbs. fancy barley, 52c.; SO to 3S lbs,
47@47 1-2c.; SO to 40 lbs, Al 1-2@
4S 1-2c.; 40 to AZ lbs, Acc; 36 to 3S
lbs, lake and rail. Acc.
HAY, ETC.-Fancy hay, $23@24;
No. /, $2O@22; low grade, $15@19;
rye straw, $22@25; oat straw, $500
$50; sack spring bran to ship, $2O.25;
winter, $21.50; middlings, $21.25;
mixed feed, $225O@23; red dog, $25;
cottonseed meal. $27; linseed meal,
$26.5O.
BUTTER-Creamery extra Vermont
and New Hampshire, 22c.; northern
New York, 22c.; western, 22c.; north
ern firsts, 21c.; eastern, 21c.; western
firsts, 21c.; Vermont, extra dairy, 21c.;
western imitation, 17@19c.; ladle
firsts, 16 1-2@17c.; packing stock, Is
Q16c.; renovated, 1908 1-2c.; boxes
extra northern creamery, % 1-2c.; ex-
ira dairy, 21c.; fair to good, 17@20c.;
prints in trunks, 17@22 1-2c.
CHEESE-New York and Vermont
twins, choice new, lie; firsts, 10 1-2c.;
seconds, 9 1-2@1Oc.; Wisconsin choice
new, lie.
EGGS-Nearby and Cape fancy, 22c.;
choice fresh eastern, igW zGc.; choice
fresh Vermont and New Hampshire,
10000; Michigan, extra. II 1-2c.;
western firsts, 16c.; fair to good, 14@
15c.; western dirties, 1908 1.2c.;
storage packed western firsts, 16 1-2@
17c.; dirties, 14@14 1-2c.
PPOVISIONs--shor cvte ond
heavy backs, $20.50; long cuts, SPOTS;
medium backs and short cuts, $19;
lean ends, $2O75@21.25; bean pork,
$16@1675; loose salt, 10 1-2c.; corned
shoulders, 10 1-2c.; smoked. 10 3-4c.;
fresh, 10 1-2c.; fresh ribs, IL lag
13 lac. pressed ham, 13c.; skinned
ham,; Is 1-2c.; regular, 14@14 1-zc.
boiled, 20 1-2c.; bacon, 15c.; bologna,
&c.; frankfort sausage, &c.; fresh, 11@
12c.; sausage meat. 10c.; raw leaf
lard, 10 3-4c.; rendered in bulk,
10 S-4c.; in pals, II 1-2@11 3-4c.; pure
in bulk, 1Oc.; in pals, 10 3-4@11c.
FRESH MEATS-Choice beef, so
1-2c.; good, 7@Sc.; hindquarters
choice, 10 1000 3-4c.; fair to good, 8
@9c.; choice forequarters, 6@6 1-2c.;
fair to good, 4 1905 1-2c.; extra NUT.
ton, &c.; fair to good, 6@7c.; eastern
yearlings, 7@9c.; western, 9@10c.;
spring lambs, choice. rs to 30 lbs, Sc
each; fair to good, $2@5; western, IL
@15c.; fall lambs, western, 12@13c.;
choice veal, &c.; fair to good, Z 100
8 1-2c.; common, 6@7c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Norther
and eastern fresh killed, 16@17c.;
chickens, choice roasting, 3O@35c.;
nearby broilers, 3@3 IL lbs. to pair,
2S@3Oc.; SQUAD broilers, lb. each, 70
@SOc. green ducks, 15@17c.; pigeons,
1902; choice large squad, $3.50; west
ern, iced turkeys, 15c.; choice fowls,
15015 1-2c.; common, 13 1-2@14c.;
broilers, 1902 lbs, 22@25c.; old
cocks, 11c.; western frozen turkeys,
15@18c.; chickens, 12@16c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, 13 100
14o.; rcosters, 8@10c.; broilers, 2 lbs,
2O@23c.
BEANS-Choice Hand picked pea
$2.35; screened, $1.75@2; second, $1.50
@1.75; choice hand-picked medium,
$2.15; screened, $1.75@2; small white
California, $24O@2.5O; foreign pea,
$1.95@2.15; medium, $4,000; choice
hand-picked yellow eyes, $2.50@2.60;
seconds, $2@2.25; red kidney, 500
315.
REFINED SUGARS-American Co.
crystal dominoes (5-lb carton), 7.3Oc.;
cut loaf and crushed, 5.7Oc.; eagle tab
lets, 52Oc. cubes, 5.35c.; xxx pow
dered, 5.15c.; standard powdered,
5.10c.; fine granulated and diamond
A, &C.; extra C., 4.35@4.70c.; yellow,
4.30@4.55c., and crescent, 4.25c.
POTATOES-White, eastern Green
mountain, $1.2O; Hebrons, $1.1O; west
ern rounds, S5c. @s1; Dakota red, 95c.
@$1; new potatoes, $4,000; sweet
potatoes, $1.50 basket.
APPLES-Spy, $l.50@3; Baldwin,
$2@3; russets, $2@3; Ben Davis, 500
$50.
VEGETABLES-Asp native,
$2@3 doz.; cabbage, $2.50@3 crt;
string beans, green, $2.5O@3; wax, 81
@25O; tomatoes, southern, $2.25@3
crt; native, S@10c lb.; rhubarb, 1@2c.
lb.; cucumbers, $2@6 box; lettuce, Is
@30c. 1-2 doz. box; onions, Bermu-
das, 50 crt; Egyptians, $2.5O@2.75 bg;
turnips, new white, 4@5c. bunch; par
snips, $3.50 bu.; carrots, $1.25 bu.;
radishes. 80 box; spinach, native, SOC.
box; beets, old, SOC bu.; new nj natives,
50c bunch; peas, native, $1.25@2.25