Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09

ter II Is Impossible to give prices Tor every
general tendency Of trade, sufficiently ac-
Curate quotations will be given ON which
Ssalers can safely base their tranaactionR'
Flour remains steady and firm on
the recent advance Of about 10 cents
on a barrel. Poultry has taken on
rather easier tone, but apples continue
to command full prices. Receipts OF
butter are large but are still lighter
- y - -y,- t-s-saal,~a IaSV- year anu as the
demand is light dealers have been
forced to make concessions. The egg
and cheese markets do not show much
of any change from last reports.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents S4.6065, winter patents $4,000
475 trade committee, spring patents
$46O@5.75, clears $3.60@425, winter
patents $4.45@510, straights $4.25@
ATS, clears $41O@4.6O.
BUTTER-Creamery extra Vermont
and New Hampshire 20 1-2c, northern
New York 2l 1-2c, western 20 1-2c,
northern creamery firsts 19c, western
16@1Sc, creamery thirds 14@15c, east
ern creamery, best marks 19@2Oc, fair
to good 17@1Sc, dairy extra 1Sc, COM
mon to good 15@1Tc, western ladies IA
Q15c, packing stock 1904 1-2c, reno
waited butter 15Q17c, boxes and prints
14021c.
CHEESE-New York twins fancy
10 Poiv to mad 0EO1Oo
fancy lie, fair to good 9@10c, Wiscon-
sin twins l-2@1O 1-2c
EGGS-Fancy hennery 21@22c, east
ern extras l9c, common to good ITO
1Sc, western best marks II 1-2@18c,
fair to good 16 12@17c, fresh laid
southern Is 1-2Q16 12c, western dir
ties 13@14c, storage packed western
firsts 1908 1-2c,
PROVISiONS-Heavy backs 500,
medium backs $1S.75, heavy short cuts
500, medium short cuts $1S.75, long
cuts $21 lean ends $22@2250, bean
pork $15.75@16.25, loose salt pork 10c,
corned shoulders 7-8c, smoked should
ers 10 1-Sc, fresh shoulders 10 5-8c,
fresh ribs IL 3-4@13c, pressed hams
10 3-4@13 1-2C, skinned hams IA 3-4@
15 Lac, regular small hams 13 1-2@
IA 1-2c, boiled hams 20@20 1.2c, bacon
IA 1-4@lS lac, briskets II 1-2c, bologna
1-2c, Yrankfurts 91-2@1O 3-4c fresh
sausage 1908 1-2c, sausage meat
Side, tongues $3.50 Dbl, raw leaf lard
10 1-2c, rendered leaf lard in bulk
a @112=Sc in nails IA 1-s612 3-Sc, pure
10 In hull 4 o. in q
R11 3-Sc, country dressed hogs $40
Sc.
FRESH MEATS-Beef choice To
3-4c, good 5@7c, hindquarters choice
g 1-2@1Oc, common to good 6@9 1-2c,
forequarteTs, choice 1-4@5 12c, com
mon to good 4Q5c; mutton, extra west
ern 9Q10c, good to choice 6QSc, yearl-
ings, good to choice eastern 6@8c,
western 7@9c, spring lambs, eastern
choice 2S to 32 lbs, each $6@8, common
to good 1905, Kentucky choice 14@15c
ID, fall lambs, eastern common to good
9@10c, western choice 12c, common to
good 9@11c; veal, choice, eastern 1Oc,
fair to good 7@9c, common &c.
DRESSED -Fresh-killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice 15c,
common to good 13@14c, green ducks
14@15c, chickens, nearby broilers,
choice 1904 lbs per pair, 25@2Sc
per lb, fair to good 22@24c, pigeons
$1@1.75 per doz; squads $150@1.75
doz; western ice-packed turkeys 14@
15c ID, fowls, choice 13c, fair to good
IL 1-2Q12c, broilers 2O@25c, old cocks
8 1-2c, western frozen turkeys, No.
1S@19c, No. 14@15c; chickens,
choice soft roasting 15c, fair to good
12@14c; broilers 14@17c; fowls,
choice 13c, common to good 1O@12c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls1 1903 1-2c,
ROSTERS S09c.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea
$1.6O, screened $1.45@1.55, seconds
$1.30@1.40, choice handpicked medi-
ums 50, screened $15O@175, small
white California $245, choice hand
picked yellow eyes $1.5O@1.55, common
to good $1.35@145, red kidneys 500
$40.
FRUIT-Apples, russets, Roxbury
No. l S4Q4.75 Dbl, No. 2 $3@35O,
northern spy $4.50@5.5O, Baldwin
fancy $4.50Q5, No. 2 $3@S.5O, Ben
Davis $4Q4.50, pineapples, Cuban red
Spanish choice ripe S3@3.5O crate,
Florida Indian river $325Q350; cher
ries, California $225Q3 box; grape
fruit, California $3Q6.75; oranges,
California navel $4Q5.75, bloods $2.25
Q25O half box; strawberries, Balti-
more 10@12c qt, Maryland 10@15c,
Delaware 11013c.
POTATOES. - Aroostook Green
mountain, 93@95c, hebron 93Qs5c,
island stock 75@8Oc, sweet North
Carolina So bbl crate.
VEGETABLES. - Cabbage, new
southern $1.75Q2 crate, string beans
$2.5OQ3.5O crate, butter beans $3.50
@3 crate; cucumbers, No. 81 a box,
No, 2 $2Q2,50, Florida $1.5O@175
bskt; carrots $1.5O@1.75 bu, bunch
carrots 6Oc doz; parsnips $1.25Q2 bu;
lettuce 25c box, romaine 81 doz; On.
ions, Texas $1,50@1.75 crate; Egyp-
tian $2@2.25 bag, leeks 81 doz, bunch
onions 100000 box, yellow turnips 81
bag, French white $4 bag, bunch tur-
nips S5cQ$l .doz; Tadishes 35@5Oc
box; spinach, native 1O920c bu, kale
25935c bu; dandelions 60@75c bu;
beets $1.25 bu, bunch beets s5c@$1
doz; squash, Florida white $1.50@55O
pkg; marrow SO crate, peppers $3.50
qS crate; egg plants S9@3.5O doz;
celery, California 50 doz; parsley S1.25
@l.5O bu; mint 25c doz; watercress,
southern S5c; tomatoes, hothouse 150
zoe ID. southern 1904 crate; okra 50
crate; mushrooms 1904 bskt: native
rhubarb 35Q4Oc box; asparagus ma
tive $4.506s box Of dozen punches:
peas, southern Sl.50@1.75, Florida
caulifower 81 bskt.
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