Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-07-01

ter 1t is Impossible to give prices for every
day Of the week. Noting, however the
eurate quotations Will be given on which
GeRlers can safely base their transactions.
rruUe III tue neavy anu smaII meSS55,
markets is very dull. but the stoSf
on hand is very desirable. The vege.
table trade has continued good, and in
the fruit market business is improv-
ing with the season. Butter has been
rather quiet but firm. especially for
fancy creamery Cheese holds firm,
despite rather heavy receipts. Eggs
show no material change from recent
conditions.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa.
tents, $6@6.G5; winter wheat patents,
$5.15@5.50; trade committee, spring
patents, $6.l0@725; spring clear, $40
4.50; winter patents, $5,3506,1O; win
ter straightss $5.1O@675; winter
clears, $5@565.
BUTTER-Creamery, extra Yer.
mont and New Hampshire, 81 1-4c.;
northern New York, 81 1-4c; western.
2l@2l 1-4c.; firsts, northern. 20@
20 1-2c.; western. 19 1-2@20 1-2c.;
eastern best marks, 20 1-2c.; fair to
good, 17@19c.; creamery, seconds, II
@1Sc.; thirds, 16@17c,; dairy Yer
mont extras. 20c.; New York and Yer
mont firsts, 1S@19c.; seconds, 100
17c. western imitation creamery, 100
1Sc. western ladies. 15@17c.: reno
yated butter, 16@17c.; boxes, extra
northern creamery, 22c.; firsts, 200
21c.; extra dairy, 20c.; dairy firsts, Is
@19c.; common to good, 14@17c.;
prints, 14@22c,
CHEESE-New stock New York
and Vermont twins, fancy, 969 3-4c.;
fair to good, S@9c. Wisconsin twins,
fine, 800 1-2c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery, 22@23c.;
Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire
extras, 20c.; fair to good, 1501Sc.;
New York state extras. 1908 1-2c.;
MICHIGAN and fanAJr na~th nat->~.-,-
17c.; Indiana. etc. best marks. 16c.;
other choice western. Is 1-2@16c.;
Kentucky, choice fresh, 15@15 1-2c.;
western fair to good, 14@15c.; west
ern dirties, 1O@13c.
PROVISIONS-He backs, $15.75;
medium backs, STATS; heavy short
cuts, $15.75; medium short cuts,
$1475; long cuts, $17; lean ends, SIS
@19; bean pork, $1325@13.75; loose
salt, &C.; corned shoulders. 1-2c.;
smoked, 1-2c.; fresh, &C.; fresh ribs,
10 1-401O 1-2c.; pressed hams, Q Lao
12c.; skinned hams, 1903 9-4c.; reg.
ular and small hams. ~ 1-4@13 1-4c.;
boiled, II 1-2@1Sc.; bacon, 100
16 1-2c; brlskets, 7-Sc.; bologna, &c.;
frankforts, s 3-4@1O 1-4c.; fresh sau-
sage, 8 3-4@13c.; sausage meat, 3-4c.
tongues, $3.50 bbl.; raw leaf lard,
8 1-4c.; rendered in bulk. 9 1-2c.; in
pals, 10 1-4@1O 1-2c.; pure in bulk,
8 1.2c.; in pals, 1-4@9 1-2c.; coun-
try dressed hogs, 3-406 7-Sc.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice, Z S-4
as 1.4c.; good, COZ 3-4c.; hindquar-
ters, choice, 10@10 1-2c.; common to
good, s 1909 1-2c.; forequarters,
choice, S 3-46Gc; common to good, 5
as 1.2c.; mutton, extra western. &C.;
good to choice, SAGE; yearlings, good
to choice eastern, 7@8c.; western, To
&C.; fall lambs. western. choice to
good, 10011c.; spring lambs, eastern
choice, 20 to 32 lbs. $4@5 each; COM
mon to good, $203 each western
good to choice. HOP 1-2c. lb.; veal
choice eastern, 9@10c. fair to good,
74Sc. common, 506c.
DRESSED POULTRY--Freshk killed
northern and eastern fowls. choice,
15c.; common to good, 13@14c.; green
ducks, 16c.; nearby broilers, choice,
3 IL to 4 lbs. pair, 2S@30c. lb, fair
to good light weights, 23@25c. lb.;
squab broilers. / lb. each. 40@50c
pair; pigeons, $1@190 doz.; squads,
s262.5O doz.; western ice-packed tur-
keys, common to good, 17@1Sc.; fowls,
choice, large, 12@13c.; fair to good,
II 1-2@12c.; broilers. 3 to lbs. per
pair, 23@25c. h.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowl, 1908 1.2c.
roosters, &c.; spring chickens, lbs
and over. 23@25c lb.
FRUITS-Apples, russets. No. /
Roxbury, S2.2563 bbl; No 2. $1.50@
2; Ben Davis. $175@225; blacllber-
ries, North Carolina, 9@10c. at; Mary.
land and Delaware. 10@12c. qt.;
strawberries, Dighton. 6@1Oc. qt.;
Connecticut, 5011c. Qt.; Hudsonriver
S0l5c. ot.: cantaloupes, Florida Sc
leCted As count, $1.25@1.50 crate;
common to good, 75c.@$1; watermel-
ons, Florida large, $1S@35 a hundred.
POTATOES--Aroostook, Green Mt,
4Oc. bu.; New Norfolks. $1.5O@2 bbl;
eastern shore, $1.50@2 bbl.; sweets,
North Carolina, IS a crate.
TABLES-Cabbage new
southern, $161.25 crate and 75c. bbl.;
string beans. 5Oc@75c. bskt.; butter
beans, 50@75c. bskt.: peas. native,
$l01.50 bu.: cucumbers, $1.50@4.50
box; carrots, 81 bu.; new bunch car
rots, 50@75c. doz.; hothouse lettuce,
15c. doz.: romaine. 75c.0$1 doz.
onions Egyptian, s2@2.25; Texas. 81
crate; bunch onions. soc. box; leelks,
81 doz.: turnips, new yellow. $225@
$50; native bunch turnips, 2003Oc.
doz.; radishes, SOC. box; spinach, ma
tive, 15c. bu; beets. $1@1.25 bu.;
bunch beets, 25c. doz.; marrow squash,
$1.50 bbl.; summer squash, $3.50
crate; peppers, $2.2502.50 crate; egg
plants, $1.25 doz.; white celery, $1.25
pi.5O bunch; parsley, 75c bu.; mint,
25635c doz.: watercress. southern,
4Oc. doz.; rhubarb. 25c. bu. box; as
paragus, native. s407.50 box OF 3
doz.; tomatoes. hothouse. S@1Oc b.;
southern, S161.5O crate; native cauli-
flower, $1.50QL75 doz; eskro, Soc doz.