Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-10-13

Ter 1t Is impossible to give prices for every
day of the week. Noting, however, the
eurste quotations viii be given ON which
Seaers can safely base their transactions.
Fall trade continues to be brisk and
dealers are confident that the boom
will continue until after Christmas.
rrices are hrm} on fresh meats and
Ork products. (The market is also
nrm ON Iresn uFrrer, Unuer grades
are Sold under quotations, as there is
full supply and light demand. First
grade eggs are still scarce, and prices
firm. The cheese market remains un-
changed.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents, $45O@4SO; winter patents,
3.9O@415.
BUTTER-Creamery extra Yer.
mont and New Hampshire, 27c.;
northern New York, 26 1.2@27c.;
western, 25 1.2@27c.; northern cream
cry frsts, % 1-2@24 1-2c.; western
creamery first, % 1-2@24 1-2c.; cream
cry seconds, 2O@22c.; creamery
thirds, 16@1Sc.; creamery best
marks, 24@25c.; fair to good, 22@
23c,; dairy extras 24c.; common to
good 1S023c.; western imitation
creamery, 10000; western ladle, II
@19 1-2c,; packing stock, 1G@1Sc,;
renovated butter, 19@22c.; boxes and
4 prints, 17@2Sc.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy,
13 1-2c; fair to good, II l-2@12 1-2c.;
Vermont fancy twins, l3 l.4c. fair to
good, II 1-2@12 l.2c; Wisconsin
wins, II 1-2@12 1-2c.
81 EGGS-Fancy hennery, 32@34c.;
Eastern extras, 2S@3Oc; common to
good, 22G25c; western best marks,
25@27c.; choice, 24@25c; fair to
good, 20@23c,; western dirties, 14Q
1Sc; refrigerators, lS023c.
"A PROVISIONS-Heavy backs, $19;
medium backs, Sits; heavy short
cuts, $40; medium short cuts, $1775;
long cuts, $20.75; lean ends, $22.75@
1915; bean pork, $l4.75@15.25; loose
salt pork, 8 7-Sc.; corned shoulders,
8 1-2c; smoked shoulders, 9 1-Sc. /;
fresh shoulders, 10 5-Sc.; fresh ribs.
M is 1-4@l5 1-2C.; pressed ham, IL lao
13 1-2c.; skinned hams, II LAG
ga 3-4c.; regular and small hams,
"a 1S@15 3-Sc.; boiled hams, 20 1-2
W @21c.; bacon, 1401S 1-4c.; briskets,
II 7-Sc.: bologna, 8 1-2c.; frankforts,
1-2@10 3'4c. fresh sausage, ITO
3 1-2c.; sausage meat, lac;
fongues, $3.50 bbl; raw leaf lard
A 1.4c.; rendered leaf lard in bulk
ii 7-Sc.; in pals, ~ 5-S@12 7-Sc
pure lard in bulk, 10 7-Sc.; in pals
II 5-Sc@11 7-Sc.; country dressed hogs
S1-4@8 1-2c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice, so
8 1-2c.; good. G@7 3-4c.; hindquarters,
choice, 12@12 1-2c.; common to good
4 7@1lc.; forequarters, choice, GO
6 lee; common to good, 4 1-2@5c.
mutton, extra western, &c.; common
to good, rose; yearlings, good to
choice eastern, 5@9c.; western, 5@
q &C.. spring lambs, eastern choice, IL
@13c.; common to good, 9@11c.;
western, choice, 9612 1-2c.; veal
choice eastern, 12c.; fair to good, 100
lie; common, S@9c.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea,
$1.55; screened, $1.35@1.45; seconds,
$1,000 40; choice hand-picked medi.
nm, $l75; small white California,
$2.40; choice hand-piclled yellow eyes
.65; choice to good, $1.4O@150; red
kidney, $2.65@2.75.
FRUITS-Apples, alexanders, $3.50
@3; wolf river, $3935O; craven,
stems, 1904; Jonathans, 1904; mac.
kintosh reds, $2.5O@35O; SHOWS, 500
$50; 2O-ounce, $2@25O; wealthy, 50
@2.5O; kent beauties, $2@2.5O; duch.
ess, $1.50@225; harvey, $2.25@2.50;
porters and pippins, $15O@2.25; rolf
$2@25O; geneting, $15O@2; york
state greetings, $202.25; pound
sweets, $2@250; common green vari
eties, $1@1.50; box stock, 25c@S1;
crabapples, $1@2 bbl,; cranberries
Cape Cod, S5,5O@650 bbl., and $1.75
Q2.25 crate; grapes, pony baskets
delawares, 15@17c.; concords, 12@
13c; salems, 1Sc.; niagaras, 12@14c.
California muscats, $1.50 4.basket
crate; malagas, $1.50@1.75; tokays
e $l.7542; lemons, foreign, $6@1O box;
oranges. California, late valencias. 81
@6.5O box; Jamaicas, $3.50 Dbl. and
n $2.75@3.25 box; peaches, Colorado
$17592.25 box; York state, $2.756
325 2-basket carrier; pears, native
bartletts, $2@3 bu.: secllels, $1,000
$50; sheldons, $2@250; common, 81
01.5O; plums, California varieties
$1.25@2 4-basket crate; York state
damsons, 75c. basket.
POTATOES-Main cobblers, 546
55c. bu,; green mountain, 53@55c
bu.; sweet jersey. $2.2502.5O bbl.; 81
bskt; norfolk, $1.75; eastern shore
$1.75
MISUNDERSTANDING. s2@3 a
hundred and 75c. bbl.; red cabbage
Soc box; string beans, $125 bu.; but
ter beans, $1.25615O bu.; shell
beans, $1.50@2; lima beans, SOC. a
$1.25 bu.; cucumbers, $295 box; car
rots, S5c. bu.; lettuce, 35@5Oc. box;
romaine, soc doz; escarolle, SOC.
box; chicory, 25c. doz; onions, ma
tive, 75c. bu.; Conn. river, 5O@65c
bu.; spanish onions, SO crate; leeks
soc. doz.; yellow turnips, 9Oc@$1
french white, $3.50 bag; white tur.
nips, 50@75c. bu.; radishes, ESQ soc.
box; spinach, zoe. bu.; beets, 6O175c;
sQuashes, hubbard, s25 ton: marrow,
81 bbl.; turban, $1.25; peppers, $50
S5c. bu.; egg plant, 81 box; celery,
75c. c.@$l5O doz; parsley, zoe. bu.;
mint, 25c, doz.; watercress, Csc. doz. /:
okra, S15O@2 crate; tomatoes, ma.
tive. 75c.9$1.25 bu.; native caullfow.
er, 5Oc.@$125 box; parsnips. S1@
1.25 bu.; green corn, 6OQ65c. bu.;
pumpkins, soc. box; citron melons,
DOC bu. box; brussels sprouts, 100
15c. qt
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