Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-03-10
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BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

To make the appended quotations OF value
alike to buyer and seller, the resume oi 'he M
market, prefaclng the quotations; should De
carefully read In market OF lhlS charhc-
ter 1t Is impossible to give prices lor e'ttLy
day OF tn" week. Noting however, tue ,
general tendency of trade, sufficiently hG'
CurRte quotations will BE- given on with @Whivn
dealers can safely base their trahsa'l'ons'
The cold weather of the past teW
days has greatly stimulated trade IN
the various markets, particularly In
provisions, and prices have generally
ruled firm. Vegetables from the
semitropical states are beginning to
a,e4ve, and ii is--,e''-----'-'' '''''' III
strurr While prices will be lower
Cheese receipts are light, but the
supply equals demand. Quotations
on fresh egSs are we'll maintained.
BUTTER Creamery, extra Yer
mont aud New Hampshire, 26c.;
northern New York. 2Gc.; western,
25 l-2026c.; frsts, northern, 23Q
25c.; western, 23025c.; eastern
creamery, best marks, 24c;; fair to
good, 21023c.; creamery seconds, 20
022c.; thirds, 17@lSc.; storage
creamery extra, 22023c; tirsts, 200
2lC; dairy Vermont. extra. 23c.; New
York and Vermont Arsts. 20@22c,;
seconds, 18W19c; western imitation
creamery. 1S02Oc.; western ladle, l6
all lee; packing stock, 10 LEO
l6 1-2c.; renovated butter. 10000;
boxes and prints, 2G@2G l-2c.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy,
14@14 l-2c. fair to good, l2@ lSc.;
Vermont twins, fancy, l3 l-2@l4c;
fair to good, II 1-2@l2 1-2c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery, 2O@21c.;
eastern extras. 1Sc.: eastern common
to good. 15@17c.; Indiana, Illinois and
northern Ohio best marks, 16c; 9th
er fresh western, Is 1-201Gc.; fresh
laid southern, IA 1-2@16c.; western
dirties, 11612c.; refrigerator, $S.250
3.75 per 80 dozen case.
PROVISIONS-Heav backs $1S.75,
medium backs, $3.50; heavy short
cuts, $lS.75; medium short cuts,
$3.50; long cuts, $19.25; lean ends,
$I9.75p2O.25; bean pork, $14.5O@l5;
loose salt pork. 8 3-4c.: corned shoul-
ders, 8 1-4c.: smoked shoulders,
o 5-Sc. fresh shoulders, 10 l-2c.'
fresh ribs, II 3-4ml2c.; pressed hams
9 1-2@12 1-2c; skinned hams, II "a
@l3 3-4c: regular small hams. II 3-S
ais 5.Sc.; boiled hams, 18@1S 1-2c.;
bacon, 12 34017 3-4c.; brisket,
10 lie; bologna, Sc; frankfurts, 99
10 1-4c.: fresh sausage. 9Q13 1-2c.;
sausage meat, 1-2c.; tongues,
Szo.oO Dbl; raw leaf lard, 8 7-8c.;
rendered leaf lara i'll bulk, 10 1-Sc.;
BhfRS,nsS 1A5i7-Spl1.1=Sc-:- pure lard in
country dressed hogs, 1907 3-4c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice, IL
a 8 1-4c.: good, 507c. hindquarters,
choice, 1O010 1-2c.; common to good
Gas 1-2c.; forequarters, choice, IL
acc; common to good, 4Q5c.: NUT
ton, extra western, 9@9 l-2c.; good to
choice, 6@Sc.; yearlings, good to
choice, 6@Sc.; yearlings, good to
choice eastern, 5@Sc.; western, co
Sc; spring lambs, eastern choice
1Oc; common to good. $3.50; west
eln choice, 10 1-2c.; common to good
S610c. veal, choice eastern. 100
10 1-2c: fair to good, 8 1-2@9 1-2c.i
common, 7@Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern twins. choice
It. q lGc.; common to good, 13@14c.
chickens choice large, 1Sc.; mixed
sizes, 14@1Gc.; nearby broilers
choice, IL to lbs per pair, 236
25c, lb.; fair to good, 10000; pig
cons, $l@175 doz.; squads, $25O@&
doz western drypacked in boxes
turkeys, choice. small young, 21c
lb.; large young toms, 19@20c; com
mon to good, l7@1Sc.; capons, fancy
large, lie. lb.; mixed weights, $50
Ice; chickens, choice, large, lac;
fair to good. 12013c. fowls, choice
large, 14c.; fair to good, 12013c.
ducks, 12@14c.; geese, 10@12c.
western dry-packed in barrels. tur
keys, choice young, 2O@21c; common
TO good, II 1-2@12 1-2c.; chickens
large roasting, 13@14c.; mixed sizes
l2Q12 1-2c.; old cocks. 10 1-2011c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls. ~ 1.26
l3 l2c.; roosters. &C.; spring chick
ems, II 1-2@12 1-2c.
FRUIT-Apples, russe;s. roxbury
No, l, $350@4 bbl,; No. 2, $3@35O;
northern spy, S3.5O65; baldwin, fan
cy, s4.2504.75: No. /, $3.75d4; No. 2
$S@3,5O; greetings, $4,000; talmar
sweets, S313.50; ben davis. s364.
common sour varieties, $2.5O63,
cran6erries, cape cod, choice, large
dark $2O@22 bbl crates, $7075O;
grape fruit, Florida choice, $45O@6:
California, $3.50; oranges, Florida
bright, S4@45O; California nayels
S35OG4.
VEGETABLES-Cab Cabbage, drum,
head, S1,75@2 bbl.; savoy. S1.256l3E
hbl.; red cabbage, S1@1.25 box;
string beans, $3.50 crate; butter
beans, $5665O create; cucumbers
No. l, S12@15 box; No. 2, seas; car
rots' COARSE. bu.; parsnips, 6O675c :
lettuce, 50@S5c. doz. romaine. TIC
doz.; onions, native, 4O6SOc. bu
spinach, $3@325; cuban, $3.50 crate.
leeks, soc. doz.; yellow turnips, 9Oc
bbl.; French white, $1.7562 bag;
white egg and purple top turnips, 81
G65c. bu; radishes, S125@1.5O box
spinach, southern, $3.50 bbl.; kale, 81
bbl; beet greens. S5c. 6$1 bu.; dan
delions, I.25@15O bu.; beets, 756
90c.; bunch beets, S1.25 doz.; marrow
squash, $3.50 bbl hubbard. S256
80 ton; peppers, S4@450 crate; ege
giants, southern, S35064.5O bslt;
oyster plants. 5O965c. doz.; celery
paschal, S3@3.5O doz.; Boston mar
ket, SS50d4 doz,; California, 81 doz.
parsley si.75Q2 bu: mint, 75c. doz.
watercress, 75c. d0z; tomatoes, hot
house, 5Oe. lb.; southern, $500 crate;
okra, 81 crate; brussels sprouts, 100
zoe. qt.; mushrooms, s1.5O@2.50 bskt:
artichokes, $3.50 bu.: California. caul.