Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-11-11


day OF the week. Noting however, the
general tendency OF trade, sufficiently ac-
Curate quotations Will be given on which
dealers can safely base their transactions.
The market in heavy and small
meats is well supplied, and prices
hold firm Vegetables are in full
supply, with a slight increase noted
in the past few days. Butter contin.
ues steady, but rather quiet. while a
rather firm feeling prevails in the
cheese market, Eggs have com.
menced soaring skyward, and the de.
mand is very active on fancy stock.
BUTTER-Creamery Vermont and
New Hampshire, extra, .23@23 1-2c.;
northern New York extras, 90 100
23c,; western extras, % 1-2023c.;
firsts, eastern best marks. 81 1-2@
22c.; fair to good. 10000; northern
firsts, 21@2l 1-2c.; western, 21c.;
creamery seconds, 10000; thirds,
17@1Sc.; dairy Vermont extras, 22c.;
New York and Vermont firsts, 20c.;
seconds, 19c.; western imitation
creamery, II 1-2@lS 1-2c.; western
ladies, 16 1901 3-4c.; packing stock,
16017c.; renovated butter, 17@20c.;
boxes extra northern creamery, 24c.;
tirsts, 22@23c,; extra dairy, 22@23c.;
firsts, 20@21c.; common to good, 15@
1Sc.; prints, 15@24c.
CHEESE-New York and Vermont
twins, fancy, 1908 1-2c.; fair to good,
HOE 1-2c.; Wisconsin twins. fine,
13c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery. 3Sc.: east
ern extras, 2S@30c; eastern fair to
good, 23@25c.; Michigan fancy, 27@
CSC; northwestern best marks. 22@
23c.; Indiana. Illinois and northern
Ohio best marks, 26@27c.; other west
ern, 22@24c.; western drties, 15c.;
refrigerators, 2O@21 1-2c.
! PRoVISIONs-Heavy backs, $17.25;
medium backs, $16.50; heavy short
cuts, $1725 medium short cuts,
$1650; long cuts, $3.50; lean ends,
$19.76@20.25; bean pork, $13.50@
IA; loose, salt pork, s 5-Sc.: corned
shoulders, 3-Sc; smoked shoulders,
8 1-4c.; fresh shoulders, 8 1-2c; fresh
ribs, 11@11 1-4c.; pressed ham, 9 1-2@
IL 1-2c.; skinned hams, II 3-4@12 1-4c.
regular and small hams, 11@13 1-8o.;
boiled hams, II 1-4@17 3-Sc; bacon,
12 34@17 1-2c.; brisket. 3-4c.; bo-
logna, Sc; frankfurts, 9@10 1-4c.;
fresh sausage, 10013 1-8c; sausage
meat, 8 1-2c.; tongues. $3.50 bbl.;
raw leaf lard, 10 3-4c.; rendered leaf
lard in bulk, 10 3-Sc.; in pals, II 1-S
oil 3.Sc.; pure lard in bulk, s 7-8c.;
in pals, 8 $500 7.Sc.; country
dressed hogs, 6 3-4c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern turkeys. choice
young, 29@25c.; common to good, 20
@22c.; fowl, choice, 14@15c.; COM
mon to good, 12@13c.; chickens, lbs.
and over. 1Sc. lb.; mixed sizes, 140
15c.; green ducks. 17@1Sc.; nearby
broilers, choice, 8 IL to lbs pair, 18
@20c lb.; fair to good, 14@15c. lb.;
pigeons, $1@175 doz.; squads, s2.500
3 doz.; western ice.packed turkeys,
choice young, 10000; common to
good, 15@17c. fowls, choice, IL 1-2@
l3c.; fair to good, HOBO; chickens,
large roasting, 14c.; mixed sizes, 100
~ 1-2c.; broilers, to lbs. pair, 150
Ice.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowl, 11@12c.;
roosters, &c.; spring chickens, 11@
12c.; ducks, 14@15c.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea,
$1.75; screened, $1.5O@1.6O; second,
$1.40@1.5O; choice hand-picked medi-
um, $2.1O; screened, $1,5O@2; fall
white California, $2.6O@2.75; choice
hand-picked yellow eyes, $1.90; COM
mon to good, $1.GO01.SO; red kidney,
$2.S0@3.
FRUIT-Apples, native baldwins,
fancy, $2.5O@3 bbl. good, $175@
2.25; No. 2. $125@1.75; bushel boxes,
soc. @$1.25; Maine kings. S9.50N4 30;
macintosh red, $3@45O; Alexanders,
$2.50@3.50; wealthy, $25O03; snow,
$2@3.50; baldwin No. /, $2.50@3; No
2, $1.25@175; greenings, $2@3; har-
vey, $275@3.25; colvert and geneting,
$1.75@2.25; plppins, $1.75@2.25;
pound sweet, $25O@350; talman
sweets, $2@3; common sweet, $40
l.5O; common sour varieties, $1.50@2;
cranberries, Cape Cod choice large
dark, $S@9 bbl.; common to good, IS
OF; crates, $2.5OQ3; grapes, western
New York pony baskets Niagara, 1870
22c.; Salem, 12@14c.; Concords, 15@
16c.; catawbas, 14@15c.; penn Con-
cords, 20@23c. 8-lb. baskets; oranges,
Florida, $2@275 box; pears, common
cooking, $1@150 bu.; Jersey keiffeT,
75@85c. basket; sickles, $2@350 bu.;
boscs, $2.5003 bu.; anjous, $1@2 bu.;
sheldons, s1@2 bu.; ounces, native,
$2@3 bu.; York state. 1904.
POTATOES-Aroostook, Green Mt,
75c.; hebrons, 7O@72c.; dakota reds,
6S670c.: sweets, southern cloth head,
$1.S7 1-2@15O; Jersey double heads,
$1.5O@2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., drum
head, 81 bl.; savoy, 75c, bbl.; red cab
bage, 60c. box; string beans, $1,000
2 bskt; butter beans, $2@2.25 bskt;
cucumbers, No. /, $S0S.5O box; No. 2,
$2.50@5; carrots, soc. bu.; parsnips,
75c. bu.; lettuce. 25Q50c. doz.; ro-
maine, 75c. doz.; escario, 75o. doz. (;
onions, native, 75c. bu.: west Mass,
zoe. bu.; Spanish, SO crate; leeks, 40
assoc. doz.; yellow turnips, 81 bbl.;
white turnips, soc. bu.; radishes, soc.
0D$l box; spinach, zoe. bu.; beets, 81
bu. beets. 81 bu.; marrow squash,
csc. bbl.; turban squash, 81 bbl. hub,
bard squash, 500 ton; pumpkins, 40c.
box; peppers, SOC. box; egg plants
southern, $3@350 bskt; celery, white
75@S5c. doz.; pascal, 81 doz. Boston
market; $125 doz; parsley, 25c. bu.;
mint, 25c. doz.; watercress. 35c. doz.
tomatoes, hothouse, 15020c. lb.;
caulihower, 6O@90c. bbl. box; okra
S2.75 crate; brussels sprouts, IL lac
l5c. qt.