Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-12-22
Woodstock Business Cards
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS,

10 make the appended quotations Of value
alike to buyer and seller, the resume OF the
market prefaclng the quotations; shOSiu OS' ~
carefully read In market Of .hts t,S sxs,.r
Ter it is Impossible to give prices LOT every
day OF the week. Noting, however, the
General tendency Of trade sHihciently ac'
curate quotations MI S.o Vi tbeIr traHsactions
stock of poultry for Christmas are
large and Of prime quality with little
change OF price from a month ago.
The grain market shows a slightly eas-
Nev tone. ISsBsa oone's..e- ss.ss --.AA -
slight decline is noted. Supplies are
increasing, but the demand at the new
prices is not large, because distributors
believe that the market will work
still more in their favor. Butter is
firm, but business is not very brisk.
Cheese is moderately active and firm.
BUTTER extras, Ver-
mont and New Hampshire Sic, north
ern New York 80 1-24Slc, western 80
@31c; creamery firsts, northern 2SQ
soc, western 2SQ30c, creamery seconds
24626c. thirds l9@22c, eastern cream
cry, best marks 29@30c, fair to good
2662Sc. storage creamery extras 29 IL
63Oc. firsts 26@2Sc, dairy, fancy 2Sc,
good to choice 21@2Tc; western imita-
,tion creamery 2ld24, western ladies
2O021 1-2c, packing stock 1gg2lc,
renovated butter 21Q24c, box and
print butter l9@31 1-2c.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
14@14 1-2c. fair to good 12@1Sc, Ver-
mont twins, fancy 13 1-2914c, fair to
good 12613c, Wisconsin twins l2Ql5c.
EGGs-Fancy hennery 42@4Sc. west
ern extras SS04Oc. common to good
2s6S5c, fancy western 32@S4c, choice
SO@31c, fair to good 25q2Sc, western
dirties 1692Oc, refrigerators 19@24c.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents $4.4O@4SO, winter patents $S.SS
@420.
CORN-On spot. No 2. yellow 81 1-2c,
new steamer yellow "a 1-2c, No. yell
low SO 1-2c, to ship, all rail, new No.
yellow 53c.
OATS-On spot, No. l clipped white
44c. No. 2 clipped white AZ 1-2, No. 3
clipped white 42c, rejected white 4Oc'
to ship SO to SO lbs. clipped oats 42c,
3S to 40 lbs AZ 1-2c, 40 to AZ lbs 43 IL
Q44c, fancy 40 to AZ lbs AZ 1-2@45c.
CORNMEAL ,ETC.-Cornmeal s1.O6
61.1O a bag, $2.4O@2.45 bbl. granulat-
ed cornmeal s2S5031O, bolted corn
meal s2.s5@s.15. rolled oats $4.25@
4.65, cut and ground $4.75@5.25, rye
flour So 5O6425, graham -four $2.sO@4.
MILLFEED-Sack graham bran
s23.25@2S.75, winter bran $24.25@24.T5,
middlings $22.5O@26, mixed feed $2A
@25.75, red dog $26@26.50. linseed
meal $29.75.
HAY, ETC.-Choice $2S, No. 1 S219
%, No. 2 $1,000, No. $16@17, fine
choice $1350@14.50, clover mixed No.
l $14.5O, No. 2 $12, clover $12, swale
SO, prime rye straw $1391S.5O, oat
straw $8@S.50.
PROVISIONS-Hea backs $2O.25,
medium backs 1880, heavy short cuts
S2O25, medium short cuts $3.50, long
cuts SCOTS, lean ends $23.75@24.25,
bean pork $15.75@16.25, loose salt pork
10 5-8c, corned shoulder 10 3-Sc, smok-
ed shoulders 10 3-4c, fresh shoulders
IL 3-S. fresh ribs II 3-4012c, pressed
cooked meats IL 3-4@14 1-2c. skinned
hams 13 3-4114 lie, regular and small
hams 13 1-2615 3-4c, boiled hams 10 1-2
62Oc. bacon 10 1-4@19 14c, briskets
IL 7-Sc, bologna 1-2c, sausage meat
91-4c, tongues $21.50 bbl. raw leaf
lard IL 3-4c, rendered lard in bulk 12c,
in pals - S-4913c, pure leaf lard in
bulk 10 1-2, in pals II 1-4@11 1-2c,
country dressed hogs S-4@7 7-S.
FRESH MEAT-Beef choice S@9c,
good 6Q7 S-4c, hindquarters choice
II l-2c, common to good 7911c, fore
quarters choice 6 1-2c, common to good
596c, mutton, extra western SC. COM
mon to good sore. yearlIngs. good to
choice eastern 5@9c, western 5Q9c;
spring lambs. eastern choice IL 1-2@
12c, common to good S@1O, western 8
Q12c, veal, choice eastern 11912c, fair
to good so 10c, common 7qSc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern turkeys, choice
young 23c. common to good 20@22c,
fowl, choice 15c, common to good 12
@14c. chickens, choice large 1691sc.
mixed sizes l2915c, green ducks 14@
15c. geese 14@15c. chickens, nearby
broilers. choice 8 1-2 to lbs pair, 20
922e per lb, fair to good 150I6c, pig
cons 50c9s1.50 per dozen; squads $1.75
Q2.25 doz; western dry-packed tur-
keys, choice young l6@1Sc, common to
good 14q16c; chickens, choice large
l29l3c, fair to good 1O612c. brollers,
fancy 1G@1Sc, fowls. choice large 100
13c, common to good 1O912c.
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls 111-2@
12c, spring chickens HOBO. roosters
79Sc.
PoTATOES-Aro Green noun
tain 45@4Sc bu, hebrons 43045c bu,
sweets. Vinelands $3@325, Jersey
s2.25@2.75 Dbl. 81 basket, Delawares
$29250 bbl.
vEGETABLES-Cabbage. drumhead
$161.25 Dbl. savoy 81 Dbl, red cabbage
50@75c box, string beans. southern
$2G3 bskt; butter beans, southern
1894 bskt, cucumbers $1.5O62 box,
carrots 60@90c bu, lettuce 2565Oc doz,
romaine 75c doz, escarolle SOC box,
chicory soc doz, onions, native 75as5c
bu. Connecticut river 5O665c bu,
Spanish onions SO crate, leeks soc dog,
yellow turnips 90c9s1 Dbl. French
white $lG1.25 bag, white egg and fat |
turnips 5OG75c bu. radishes $500 |
1,75 box; spinach, native 6O675c bu,
southern l75n2. 25 bbI beets 75Aesc ]
squashes. hubbard $50 ton, marrow 81
g LIS Dbl. turban s1.25; egg plant $50
$50 crate, celery I5c6s15O doz. par
sley sl@l25 bu mint soc doz: water
CTess SOC doZ; okra S3 canlisor,a. e. "a