Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-09-01

day or the week. NolinS' however, luo
general tendency Of trade, sufficiently ac-
curate quotations Will be given ON which
Sealers can safely base their trahsactlonS
Fresh beef is firm, while mutton
land pork products are. steady. Poul'
lry has taken on rather easier tone
the past few days. There is a
kheavy supnI Iy of ordinary varieties OF
apples. a6dlthe market is conseauent-
IA weak. Full quotations are readily
ai' d on fine butter, owing to light
eeeipts. The eggs and cheese mar
kets are very firm.
BUTTER-C Creamery, extra Yer
mont and New Hampshire, Csc;
northern New York, 25c. western, "a
025c.; northern creamery, tirsts, 22
023c.; western creamery, firsts, 22@
23c.; creamery seconds, 19@2lc.;
creamery thirds, 1G@1Sc.; creamery
best marks, 24c.; fair to good, 22@
23c; dairy extras, 22c.; common to
good, 17@21c.; western imitation
creamery, II 1-2@19c; western la
dies, 1G01Sc.; packing stock, lao
17c.; renovated butter, 10000; box
es and prints, 16@26c.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy,
12 1-4@12 3-4c.; fair to good, 11@12c;
Vermont fancy twins, 12@12 1-2c.;
fair to good, 11012c.; Wisconsin
twins, 11@12c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery, 286D30c.;
eastern extras, 25027c.; common to
good, 1S022c; western best marks,
2O021c.; choice, 18@19c.; fair to
good, 1G017c.; western dirties, 100
lac
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs, S1925,
medium backs, $lS,25; heavy short
cuts, S1925; medium short cuts,
$3.50; long cuts, $21.50; lean ends,
$22.75@23.75; bean pork, $15.50@16;
loose salt pork, 3-4c.; corned should
ers, 8 3-4c.; smoked shoulders, 8 3-8c.;
fresh shoulders, 10 5-Sc.; fresh ribs,
l3 34014c.; pressed ham, IL 1-40
l3 1-2c.; skinned hams, Is lao
l5 3-4c.; regular and small hams,
IA 1-4015 1-2c.; boiled hams, 22@
% 1-2c.; bacon, 13 1-4@17 3-4c.; bris-
kets, IL 3-Sc.; bologna, s 1-2c. frank
forts, 1-2@1O 3-4c.; fresh sausage,
lOQ13 1-2c.; sausage meat, Z 1-4c.;
tongues, $3.50 bbl; raw leaf lard,
10 3-Sc.; rendered leaf lard In bulk,
II 1-2c.; in pals, 70 1-4@12 1-2c.;
pure leaf lard in bulk, 10 1-2c.; in
pals, IL 1-4@11 1-2c.; country
dressed hogs, Z 5-S@7 7-Sc.
FRESH MEAT-Beef, choice, IA
@9 1-4c.; good, car 3-4c.; hindquar-
ters, choice, II 3-4012 1-4c.; common
to good, IW11c.; fOrequarters, choice,
3-40G lie. common to good, 1-2
Q6c.; mutton, extra western, &c.;
good to choice, G07c,; yearllngs, good
to choice western, case; fall lambs,
western choice, 1Oc.; common to
good, S09c.; spring lambs, eastern
choice, 1903 1-2c.; common to good,
10@12c.; western choice, 10@13c.;
veal, choice eastern, 1O@11c.; fair to
good, S09c.; common, 6@7c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Freshk killed
northern and eastern fowl, choice,
15c.; common to good, 13@14c.;
chickens, 22024c. green ducks,
IL 1-2@13c.; chickens, near by broil-
ers, choice, 8 IL to lbs, per pair,
17@1Sc. per lb.; fair to good, $50
16c.; pigeons, $1@1.75 per doz.;
squad, $1.25@1.75 doz.; western ice
packed turkeys, 14015c.; fowls,
choice, 13 1-2c.; fair to good, 12@
12 1-2c.; broilers, 13015c; old cocks,
9 1-2c.; western frozen turkeys No. l,
1S@19c.; No. 2, 14@15c.; chickens,
choice, soft roasting, 14015c.; fair to
good, 11@13c.; broilers, 12016c.;
fowls, choice, 13@14c.; common to
good, 1O012c.
FRUIT-Apples, Williams, S263
Dbl; astrachans, $1.5O@2 bbl.; sweet
bough, $2@2.50; gravensteins, $203;
pippins, $1.50@2; box stock, soc. 90
81; blackberries, case. pint; blueber-
ries, 14Q18c.' Qt.; cantaloupes, Colo
RADIO standard crates, $4@4.5O; pony
crates, $3.50; Jersey, $1.25@1.5O
crate; Baltimore gems, 50 crate:
cranberries, Cape Cod, $2.5O03.25;
crate; lemons, foreign, $4,000 box;
oranges, California, late valencias,
$5qG.5O box; Mediterranean sweets,
$450@5; peaches, Delaware, $1@
LOO basket; California, $1.2502 box;
pears, California bartletts, ripe, S26
2.5O box; green, SO box; native clapps,
75c.q$1.25 bu.; pineapples, Florida.
smooth cayennes, $3.5O@4; plums,
California varieties, $102 a 4-basket
crate; watermelons, as to size and
quality, 10000. apiece; grapes, Hud.
son river Delawares, $2@2.50 S.bas.
ket carrier, Moore's early SIPS:
champion, ijc @Sl; Niagara, $1@
l.25; worden, $1@L25; pony baskets,
Moore's early, l4@16c.; champions, 10
@12c.
POTATOES-Maine cobblers 630
Csc. bu.; Jersey green mountains. G3
Q6sc. bu.; sweets, North Carolina
$2@2,5O bbl.; Norfolk, $2.5O@2.
eastern shore, $25O@275.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $2@3 a
hundred; string beans, 5O075c. bu.:
butter beans, 5O075c. bu.; shell
beans, $10150 bu.; lima beans, $1@
2 bu.; peas, $101.5O bu.; cucumbers.
Soc 0$3 box; carrots, 75c. .6$1 bu.:
lettuce, 2OG95c box; romaine, SOC.
doz.; escarolle, soc. doz; chicory, 25c.
doz.; onions, 750S5c. bu.; spanish
onions, S3@3.5O crate; leeks, soc.
doz; yellow turnips, $101.25 bbl.;
white turnips, 50075c. bu; radishes
25@5Oc. box; spinach, 12 1.2@2Oc.
bu.; beets, 4005Oc. bu.; sQuashes.
southern marrow, 75c.@$1 bbl; ma.
tive summer, 263c. apiece; peppers
4O@75c bu.; egg plants, $16l25
crate; celery, 75c0$1 doz.; parsley,
25c. bu. mint, 25c doz.; watercress.
35c. doz.; okra, $1.5O@2 crate; toma.
toes, native, 25@75c bu.; hothouse.
8Q4c. lb.; native caullowers, SOC 0
81 per bu. box; parsnips, S15O@l.75
ou.; green corn, 25Q50c. bu.
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