Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-05-26

day of the week. Noting, however the
curate quotations will be given on which
Nealers can safely base their transactlonA
Wholesale dealers report that bust
ness is generally very good in the vari-
ous lines, the vegetable men in partic-
ular having had very brisk week.
Apples are very high and potatoes are
ouotah' firr,, p"ie-os'- -'---- ------aA
tanned in new cheese, while an easier
feeling prevails in the butter trade.
Receipts of eggs continue large, but
the steady demand holds prices up.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pat
ents $4.60@$5, winter patents $4.35@
.4.70, trade committee, spring patents
$4GO@5.75, clears $3.7O@4.25, winter
patents $4.45@510, stralghts $4.25Q
ATS, clears $41O@4.60.
BUTTER-Creamery, extra Vermont
and New Hampshire 20 1'2@2lc,
northern New York 20 1-2@21c, west
ern 20 1-2@21c, northern creamery
first 19c. western creamery first 19c,
creamery seconds 16@1Sc, creamery
thirds 14@15c, eastern creamery, best
marks zoe, fair to good 17@19c, dairy
extra 19c, common to good l5@18c,
western ladies 14015c, packing stock
13@15c, renovated butter 15@17c,
boxes and prints 15021c.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
13 1-2c, fair to good IL 1-2@12 1-2c,
Vermont twins fancy 1908 12c, fair
to good 11@12c, new stock, New York
twins, fancy 91-2@10c, fair to good
8@9c, Wisconsin twins 9@10c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery zoe, eastern
extras 18@19c, common to good 15@
tic, western best marks II 1-2@18 1-2c,
fair to good 16 1-2@17c, fresh laid
southern Is 1-2@17 1-2c, western dirt
les 14@14 1-2c, storage packed western
first 1S@1S 1-2c.
PROVISIONS - Heavy backs S19,
medium backs $1775, heavy short cuts
$40, medium short cuts $1775, long
cuts $2O25, lean ends $21.75@22.25,
bean pork $1475015.25, lo0se salt
pork 91-2c, corned shoulders 10c,
smoked shoulders 10 1-Sc, fresh
shoulders 10 3-4c, fresh ribs IL SAG
13c, pressed hams 10 1908 1-2c,
skinned hams IA 3-S@14 7-Sc, regular
small hams 13 1-4@13 3-4c, boiled hams
20@2O 1-2c, bacon 13 3-4@18 1-2c, bris-
ket II 1-Sc, bologna 8 l &c, frankfurts
91-2@10 3-4c fresh sausage 1-2@
l9l-2c. aO~.aess 4asaG 1-4e, teneuea
$3.50 bbl, raw leaf lard 10 lac, rem
t. 1 o % {o IL
12 1-8@12 3-Sc, pure leaf lard in bulk
10 3-Sc, in pail II 1901 3-Sc, country
dressed hogs 77-SZSc.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice Z IA
@Sc, good 5@7c, hindquarters, choice
8 1-2@10c, common to good COS 1-2c,
forequarters, choice 51-2@6c, COM
mon to good 4@5c; mutton, extra
western 9@10c, good to choice 6@8c,
yearlings, good to choice eastern
6@8c, western 7@9c, spring lambs,
choice 2S to 80 lbs each $5@7, COM
mon to good $2@4, fall lambs, eastern
common to good S@9c, western choice
10@11c, common to good S@9c; veal,
choice, eastern 10c, fair to good 7@9c,
common &c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh-k
northern and eastern fowls, choice Is
@16c, common to good 13@14c; chick.
ems, nearby broilers, choice 1904
lbs. per pair SOC per lb, fair to good
25@2Sc; pigeons $1@175 doz; squads
$2@2.25 doz; western ice-packed
fowls, choice 70 1-2@1Sc, fair to good
11@11 1-2c, old cocks 1Oc; western
frozen turkeys, No. 1 1S@19c, No. 2
14@15c; chickens, choice soft roast
ing SC, fair to good 12@14c; broilers
14@17c; fowls, choice 13c, common to
good 10012c.
LIVE POULTRY - Fowls 13 LAO
14c, roosters 8 @9c
BEANS - Choice hand-picked pea
$1.65, screened $15O@E6O, seconds
$1.30@1.40, choice hand-picked medi-
ums 81, screened $1.50@1.75, small
white California s2.4O, choice hand
picked yellow eyes $1.50@1.55, COM
mon to good $1S5@145, red kidneys
$3@3.10.
FRUlT-Apples, russets, Roxbury
No. / $3.75@4.50 Dbl, No. 2 SO, north
ern spy $4.5O@5.5O, Baldwin fancy
$4.50@5, No. 2 $3@3.5O, Ben Davis
$3.75@425, pineapples, Cuban red
Spanish choice ripe s275@325 crate;
grape fruit, California $3@5.75; Or
anges, California navel $3@4.75,
bloods $1.75 box; strawberries, North
Carolina 6@10c at, Norfolk 7912c,
Maryland 11@14c.
POTATOES - Aroostook Green Mt.
S5@S7c, hebron S5@9Oc, rose $1.@11O,
Canadian stock 7O075c, Prince Ed.
ward Island stock 65@70c, sweet North
Carolina $1.75 Dbl crate.
VEGETABLES-Cabbage, new south
ern $1.5O@25O crate string beans
$3.50 crate, butter beans SO crate: GU.
cumbers No. l 1904 box, No. Q S15O
@2; carrots $1.50@1.75 bu, bunch car
rots 75c doz; parsnips 75c@$1 bu:
lettuce 35075c doz; romaine $1.25
doz; onions, Texas $1@1.50 crate.
Egyptians $262.25 bag, leeks 81 doz.
bunch onions 60c box; yellow turnips
SO bag, French white SO bag, white
egg and purple top turnips 5Oc@S1
bp, bunch turnips 81 doz radlshes soc
box; spinach, native 40@50c bu, kale
25c bu, dandelions 40c bu; beets 81
bu, bunch beets $L75@2 doz: peppers
81 crate; egg plants "a doz; oyster
plants 81 doz; celery, California, 50
doz; parsley 75c bu; mint 25c doz;
watercress, southern 35c; tomatoes,
hothouse 1O@15c lb, southern S2.25@
crate; olIra 1925 crate; mushrooms
S1.5OQS.5O bskt; native rhubarb S1.5O
az 100 lbs; asparagus, native $500
BOO box of dozen punches, Jersey
SS@4.5O; peas, southern $2Q2.5O,
Florida caulifowers SO bskt.
Norway has been passing through q
religious revival.