Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-07-28

market, preraclng tue quotations, snOutu pe
carefully read. In Il market OF THIS charac'
ter 1t is impossible to give prices for every
day Of the week Noting, however, tne
general tendency Of trade, snnlclentiy hG,
curate quotations will be given on Whleh
dealers can safely base their transactions
\. Trade conditions have been very
tisfactory, especially In the meat
owing to the extreme heat OF
aast few days. Pork products
- Sa~, .hiar for sauns 'esl's'
4nd v III probably so continue for some
nme. Fresh eggs continue to get
shorter and prices are soaring. There
is large supply of western eggs,
but they are in poor condition, as
result of the heat. Butter is quiet,
but prices are we'll sustained.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents $4,45@5, winter patents, new $i'
lO@425, old $425@4,5O, trade com
mittee, spring patents $4.6O@566
clears $3.5O@425. winter patents S4'
t50d51O, straights $4.25@4.75, clears
s4Q45O.
BUTTER-Creamery, extra Vermont
sand New Hampshire q l.2Q22c, north.
fern New York 21 1.2@22c, western
81 LAO 22c, northern creamery tirsts
2062lc, western creamery firsts 2O0
62lc, creamery seconds l6GQ 1Sc, cream
.ery thirds 14Ql5c, eastern creamery
best marks 2lc, fair to good l9@2OC.
Dairy extras l9Q20c, common to good
l5@lSc, western imitation creamery
l7Q1Sc, western ladies' l6Ql7c, pack
Ing stock l4Q l6c, renovated butter
16QlSc, boxes and prints l4422 l-2c.
CHEESE--NeW York twins fancy II
S4@11 l-2c, fair to good 9ql lOc, Yer
mont fancy twins llQll lac, fair to
good 9@1Oc, Wisconsin twins l0Qllc.
EGGS-Fancy hennery 26c, eastern
extras 21Q23c, common to good lSQ
poe, western best marks II 1.2QlS
&c, choice lie, fair to good l54 Ice,
western dirties 13@l4c.
~ PROVISIONS-Heav backs $50,
medium backs $l9, heavy short cuts
$40, medium short cuts $40, long cuts
$21.75, lean ends $22.25@2275, bean
pork %5.75016.25, loose salt pork
10 1-Sc, cOrned shoulder 10 l-Sc,
smoked shoulders 10 5-Sc, fresh shoul,
ders 10 7-Sc, fresh ribs 13 3-4@l4c,
dressed hams II 1.4@ 13 1-2c, skinned
hams 10 3-4@ 1G 1-2c, regular small
hams IA 3-4015 7-Sc, boiled 21 1-2@0
22c, bacon 13 3-4@1S 1-2c, briskets
IL l-2c holoena 1-2c. franlifurts
1-2@10 SAC fresh sausage 1O@l3 lie
sausage meat Lac, tongues $25.5L
bbl, raw leaf lard 10 l-2c, rendered
l-4@l2 1-2c, pure leaf lard in bulk
10 1-2c, Ia pals II 1-4@l1 1-2c, coun
try dressed hogs 8 1-4@S 1-2c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice so
&c, good l-2@Sc, hind quarters choice
l1@11 1-2c, common to good 7@lOc,
rorequarters. choice 6Q6 l-2c, common
to good 5q6c; mutton, extra western
9c, good to choice 7@Sc, yearlings
good to choice western 6@9c, fall
lambs western choice lie, common ia
good T@10c, spring lambs eastern
choice 15c, common to good 12014c
western choice 12@15c, Kentucky
choice 12@15c; veal, choice eastern
10c, fair 10 good S@9c, common G@7c
DRESSED POULTRY-Freshk killed
northern and eastern fowl, choice l5c
common to good 13Q14c, chickens %
Q25c, green ducks l2 l-2Q13c; chick
ems, nearby broilers choice 3 IL to 4
s lbs per pair 23Q25c per Id, fair tc
good ls@22c; pigeons $1@l75 pei
doz, squads $125@1.75 doz, western
ice-packed turkeys 14Q15c; fowls
ehoice l3 1-2@l4c, fair to good l24
s1 az l.2c. broilers 1SQ22c, old cocks
#Sq9 l2c, western frozen turkeys No
| 1Sql9c, No. l4@15c; chickens
choice soft roasting 14@l5c, fair to
good llq l3c, broilers l2@l6c; fowls
choice II l.2@l3c, common to good
1OQ12c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls 13c, spring
chickens 17@1Sc, rOosters S@9c.
BEANS-ChOice hand-picked pea
$l.65, screened $1.4O61.5O, seconds
$l.30@ LAO, choice hand-picked medi
ums 81, small white California $2.45
choice hand-picked yellow eyes $1,5O
Q1.55. common to good $1.35@1. As
red kidney $3.O5Q915.
|. FRUIT-Apples, Jersey and Della
ware early varieties 50c@$l5O bskt
pineapples, Florida Indian River 81. sc
Q3 crate, smooth cayenne $3.50;
plums, California $2@2.5O 4-bskt crate
grape fruit, California $35096,5O; or
anges, California navel $4@5.50, late
Valencias $450@6, Mediterranean
sweet $4Q4.50. st. Michaels $465.5O:
strawberries l0Q16c at; blackber.
ries 9Ql6c at; blueberries 1OQ16c
Qt; Taspberries, pints 7Q10c, cups
306c; gooseberries lO@12c qt cur.
rants 9Qllc qt; lemons, foreign $45O
Q5.50 box, California $3.50, cante.
loupes, South Carolina S1Q1.50 crate
Georgia $1.25@l.5O California $3.256
standard crate, and $2.5O@2.75 pony
crate; watermelons Florida 2OQ 4Oc
apiece; peaches, California $I@1.5O
box, Georgia $2@2.5O
POTATOES-New Jersey, rose and
cObblers $2.25Q2.5O bbl, bliss $L756
2, sweet North Carolina $3.5O@45C
bbl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. native 81
Q75c Dbl; string beans, native 5OG
75c bu; butter beans, native 50@75c
bu; cucumbers, 5OcQ$l.5O box; car
rots $l.50 bu. bunch carrots 2Oc doz:
lettuce 25c box, romaine soc doz; on
ions, native S0d9Oc bu, leeks SOC
bunch; onions 40c box; yellow tur
nips, new $1.25 Dbl, bunch turnips 25c
@4Oc doz; radishes soc box: spinach
25c bu; beets 6O@75c bu; squash, ma.
tive white lQ2c apiece, marrow 81
bblipeppers 81 crate; egg plants sl.5O
doz; celery, native 81 doz; parsley
25c bu; mint csc doz; watercress,
Southern 35c; tomatoes, native s2.25
bu; hothouse lOQl5c ID, Southern
NQ2 crate; okra 81 crate; native
rhubarb soc box; peas, native $1.25@
$3.50 bu; oaulifiower S1@2 bushel box,