Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-08-05

To make the appended quotations OF value
alike to buyer and selleS the resume Of the
market, prefacing the quotations. should be
carefully read In market of this charnc-
ter 1t Is impossible to give prices for every
day Of the week. Noting however, the
general tendency of trade, sufficiently ac-
9urate quotations will ba given on which
dealers can safely base their transactions.
The provision market as whole
is in a more satisfactory and firmer
position than last week. Trading has
Improved and some slight advances
are noted in prices. There are fairly
large supplies on hand in the fruit
and vegetable markets, -Rutter con
unues firm as does cheese, but de-
mand is quiet. Eggs are unchanged
except for slight advance for fancy
eastern stock.
FLOUR-Mill shipments spring pa.
tent $6,10@G35, winter wheat pa.
tents, old $5,15@5,5O, new for August
delivery $4G504.9O, trade committee
spring patents $615@L25, spring
clear $4@4,6O, winter patents $5.15@
5.S5, winter straights $4.9OQ5,5O, win.
ter clears $4.S0@5.4O.
BUTTER-Creamery, extra Yer
mont and New Hampshire 21 1-2c,
northern New York 2l 1-2c, western
2l@21 1-2c, first northern 200
20 1-2c. western 19 1-2020 1-2c, east.
ern best marks 20 1-2@21c, fair to
good 17019c, creamery seconds ITO
1Sc, thirds 16@17c, dairy Vermont
extras 20c, New York and Vermont
firsts 1S@19c, seconds 16@17c, west,
ern initiation creamery II 1-2@
1S 1-2c, western ladies' 16 1-2@17 1-2c,
renovated butter 16@18 1-2c, boxes
extra northern creamery 22c, firsts 20
@21c, extra dairy zoe, dairy firsts 18
@19c, common to good 14@17c, prints
14@22c.
and Vermont twins fancy 10@10 1-2c,
fair to good 8 1909 1-2c, Wisconsin
twins fine 10c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery 2Gc, Maine,
Vermont and New Hampshire extras
22c, fair to good 16@1Sc, New York
state extras 19@21c, Michigan and
fancy northwestern 1Sc, Indiana ETC.,
best marks 17017 1-2c, other choice
western 1G 1-2c, western fair to good
1461Gc.
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs SIG,
medium backs SIS, heavy short cuts
$1G medium short cut SIS, long cuts
$1725, lean ends $1S.75@19.75, bean
pork $13@13.50, loose salt &c, corned
shoulders,.S 6 1-2c, smoked 7-Sc, fresh
8 1-2c, fresh--sihs 10 I-4WIo l-Ici
pressed hams 9 1-2012c, skinned
hams IL 3-4@13 1-2c, regular and
small hams 12 1-4013 lac, boiled 1S
@1S lie, bacon II 1-2017 1-2c. brisk
cts 10 1-Sc, bologna SC, frankforts
1-4@10 1-4c, fresh sausage 8 3-4@
19c. sausage meat 3-4c, tongues
$3.50 bbl. raw leaf lard sc, rendered
in bulk 7-Sc, in pals 10 $50
10 7-Sc. pure in bulk 5-Sc, in pals
Q 5000 5-Sc, country dressed hogs
Z 1-497 3-Sc.
FRESH MEATS-Beef choice Z 1-2
al 3-4c, good cor 1-2c. hindquarters
choice 10010 1-2c, common to good
s 1909 1-2c, forequarters choice so
8 lac, common to good 40 1-2c;
mutton, extra western SOS 1-2c, good
to choice core, yearling good to
choice eastern 7@Sc, western TO
s 1-2c, fall lambs, choice lie, common
to good 9G10c, spring lambs, eastern
choice, lac lb, common to good 100
1@c. western good to choice 12@13c,
veal, choice eastern 10c, fair to good
SG9c, common 607c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice 16c,
common to good 13014c, green ducks
tic, nearby broilers choice 8 1-2 to
lbs. pair $4,000 lb., fair to good
lightweights 15017c lb., pigeons $40
100 doz., squads $2@2.5O doz, west.
ern ice-packed turkeys, common to
good 1S@19c, fowls, choice large
IA 1-2@15c, fair to good 1S@14c,
broilers 8 to lbs, per pair 17@1Sc,
lightweights IO615c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowl 1908 1-2c,
roasters sc, spring chickens, lbs. and
over, 15@1Gc.
FRUITS-Apples, native 75c@$125
bu., Jersey large sour $4,000 bbl.,
Astrachan $25O03.5O, sweet bough
$25O@35O, green $1@1.5O half Dbl.
basket, Maryland and Delaware 500
75c bu basket, Norfolk green 70c0
$l25 half bbl. basket, blueberries,
Massachusetts and N. II. HOBO qt,
York state 9Q11c qt, Pennsylvania
10@12c, raspberries, native pints SQ
Sc, Hudson river pints sore, straw
berries, Nova Scotia 12@18c qt.,
peaches, Georgia choice $2.25@2.50
carrier, fair to good $1.25Q2, Flor
ida lie Conte $3@4 Dbl, canteloupes,
California 81 crate, Baltimore 75c@
SIPS, South Carolina 75c0$2, water
melons, extra large $50 hundred,
extra $25d2S a hundred, medium $40
d22 a hundred.
POTATOES-New Bristol Ferry, r,
|, $2.25@2.37 1-2 bbl., Jersey 1925
bbl,, Norfolk 50 bbl, eastern shore 50
Dbl. sweets $363.5O Dbl.
VEGETABI ES-Cabbage native
!G17 a hundred, native green corn
15c6s1 box Of 5 doz.; string beans,
native 60@15c bu., butter beans, ma
tive G5c@$1 bu., shell beans $1,000
LIS bu.; peas, native $1@1.25 bu.;
cucumbers $1@S box; carrots GOO
75c bu, new bunch carrots 25c doz.;
dollhouse lettuce 25@3Oc doz, ro-
maine 25@S0c doz.; onions. native rs
GS5c bu., Spanish $2.7563 crate,
Egyptian $17562, Texas 5Oc@$1
crate bunch onions 5Oc hoN 1aalys eOo
doz.; turnips, new yellow S1.75 bbl.,
white turniDs 75c bu; radishes 400
SOC box; spinach, native 4O@65c bu.;
beets 40@50c bu.. bunch beets $50
20c doz.; marrow squash 75c6$1
bbl., summer squash, white or yell
low Csc doz.; peppers 50 crate; egg
plants $1.61.25 doz.; native celery
Sl.75 doz.; parsley 2565Oc bu.; mint
4Oc doz.: watercress, southern 4Oc