Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-12-01
Holiday activity is shown in the
provision markets, and as a oopse-

provision markets, and as oonse
duence prices are generally firm.
The butter market has firm tone,
but the demand is not at all active
Fancy creamery stock is having only
a moderate sale and the off grades
are dull. Storage goods are moving
steadily, but Individual takings are
not large. Boxes and prints are dull.
The cheese market is quiet and un.
changed. Fresh laid eggs continue in
light supply ,and very firm.
BUTTER-Creamery extra Yer
mont and New Hampshire, $50
28 1-2c.; northern New York, 27 100
R8c. western, q 1-2028c.; northern
creamery firsts, 25@27c. western
creamery, frsts, 25427c.; creamery
seconds, 21@23c. creamery thirds,
16@l8c.; eastern creamery, bel1
marks, 26@27c.; fair to good, 239
25c.; storage creamery extras, 26 1-2
OFT 1-2c.; frsts, 25926c.; dairy ex-
tras, Csc; common to good, 18Q24c.; ;
western imitation creamery, 200
22c.; boxes, 17@2S 12c.; prints, TO
asc.
CHEEsE-New York twins, fancy,
13 1908 3-4c.; fair to good, II 1-2@
AZ 1-2c.; Vermont fancy twins, 13 Ia
@13 1-2c.; fair to good, IL 1-2@
~ 1-2c,; Wisconsin twins, IL 1-2@12c,
EGGs-Fancy hennery, 43@45o.;
eastern extra. 40@42c; common to
good, 23@25c.; fancy western, 31@
SIC; choice, 29@S0c.; fair to good, 25
@27c.; western dirties, 15@19c.; re-
rrigerators, 1S@23c.
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs, $20.25,
medium backs, $19.75; heavy short
cuts, $2O.25; medium short cuts,
31975; long cuts, $21.25; lean ends,
924@24.5O; bean pork, $1625@1675;
loose salt pork, 10 7-Sc.; corned
shoulders 10 1-Sc; smoked shoulders,
10 1-2c,; fresh shoulders, IL 1-8c.;
fresh ribs, IL S-4@12c.; pressed
cooked meats, II 34@14 1-2c,;
skinned hams, 14@14 Ice; regular
and small hams, 13 1905 1-2c.;
boiled hams, 20 1-2@21c.; bacon,
Is 3-4@19 1-4c.; briskets, 12 1-Sc.; bo-
logna, 8 1-2c.; frankfOrts, 8 100
10 3-4c.; fresh sausage, 1101S 1-2c.:
sausage meat, &C.. tongues, S21 80
bbl.: raw leaf lard II 1-2c.; rendered
lard In bulk, II 3-Sc.; in pals, 13 1-8
I @13 3-Sc.; pure lard in bulk, 10 7-8c.;
in pals, II 5-8q11 7-Sc.; country
dressed hogs, &c.
FRESH MEAT-Beef, choice, so
3 1-2c.; good, cor 3-4c; hindquarters,
choice, 12c.; common to good, 7@11c.;
EoreQuarters, choice, G 1-207c. com.
mon to good 50Gc.; mutton, extra
western, 7QSc.; common to good So
&c.; yearlings, good to choice, east
ern, 4@7c.; western, 4@7c.; spring
lambs, eastern choice, lie; common
to good SG10c; western, S@11c.;
veal. choice eastern, 11@12c.; fair to
good, 9Q10c.; common, 7@Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern turkeys, choice
young, 23@25c.; common to good, 18
@22c.; fowl, choice, 15c.; common to
good, 12@14c.; chickens, choice large,
16@1Sc.; chickens, nearby broilers,
choice, 3 IL to 4 lbs. per pair, 20@22c.
per lb.; fair to good, 15@16c.; pig
cons, 0c.@$1.50 per doz; squads,
$1.75@2.25 doz.; western ice-packed
hSyoJ yOuh5B 1OV loC'J lOmloJ
choice, 1913 1-2c.; fair to good, 11@
l2c.; chickens, choice, large, - 1-29
1S l-2c.; mixed sizes, 11@12c.; broil-
ers, fancy, 15@1Gc.; old cocks, 8 1-2@
lOc.; western dry-packed turkeys,
choice young, 10000; common to
good, 14@16c.; chickens, choice, large,
14c.; fair to good, 12@13c.; fowls,
choice large, 1908 1-2c.; common to
good. 11@@12c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, 12c.;
spring chickens, 11@12c.; roosters, z
@8c.
FRUITS-Apples, wolf river, $50
$50; macintosh reds, $2.5OQ4;
kings, $2.50@3.50; SHOWS, $2Q3; moo
heads, $2Q2.5O; western ben davis,
R175Q2,25; greetings, $1.5O92; bald
wins, fancy No. l. S2@2.50; mixed
baldwins, $1.25@175; pound sweets,
S2@S; talman sweets, $20250; COM
mon green varieties, $l@15O; box
stock, 25c.@$l; cranberries, Cape
Cod, $750Q9.5O per Dbl. and $2.75@3
crate; grapes. pony baskets, cataw-
Das, l5c.; cOncords, 150lGc.; Califor-
MIA, per 4-basket crate, malagas, $1.50
OILS; tokay, $2Q2.25; almerias, $3.50
Q6 bbl.; lemons, foreign, $2.75@4;
California, $500 box; oranges, Cali
rornia, late valencias, $4@6 box; ia
maicas, $2.50@3 box; Floridas, $40
S.26 box; pears, buerre bose, S2.5O@
3; anjous, $2@25O; seckles, $1,000
4.6O; sheldons, $2@35O; common
sorts, $1@1.50; plneapples, Florida
red spanish, $3935O case; smooth
cayenne, $3.50; grapefruit, Jamaica,
&SQ4 box; Florida. 1904.
VEGETABLBS-Cab drum.
head. 75c. bbl.; savoy, 65c. bbl.; red
cabbage, 5O@75c. box; string beans,
southern, SO bskt; butter beans,
southern, SO bskt.; cucumbers, $1.5O@
$50 box; carrots, 60@90c, bu; let
tuce, 5OQ75c. doz.; romaine, 75c. doz.
escarolle, soc. box; chicory, soc. doz.;
onions, native, 75@S5c bu.; Connecti.
cut river, 500G0c, bu; spanish onions
80 crate; leeks, SOC. doz; yellow tur-
nips, 90c.@$1 bbl.; french cape, s1@
1.25 bag; white turnips, 50@75c. bu.;
radishes. $1@1.5O box spinach, ESQ
SOc. bu.; beets, 60@75c.; squashes,
hubbard, $50 ton; marrow, S1@1.25
DBL; turban, Sl@125; egg plant, $40
500 crate; celery, 75c.@$1.5O doz.;
parsley, 50@75c. bu.; mint, SOC doz.:
Watercress, SOC. doz.; okra, SO; cauli. |
mower, $1.25@1.50 box; parsnips, 75c. |
@N bu.; pumpkins. soc. box; brus.
sells sprouts, 15c. ct; jerusalem arti.
oholtes. $l.50Q2 bu.; hothouse toma-
toes, Csc. ID.