Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-04-21
Woodstock Business cardO.
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.


TO make the appended quotations OF value
alike to buyer and seller the res"ie sboVId UI bS
market prefaClng the quotations, shoulu W
carefully read. In market OK TINS charac'
ter il Is impossible to give prices for every
day Of the week N9deE sbIS,enty n8%,eytT f aS
Suratp quotations will be given on which
dealers can safely base their transactlonH
Some miIers are asking an advance
on -four but generally the market Is
uuIet. Beef Is also rather quiet, while
pork products are steady and show
very little change Potatoes are
trlhe easier than when last quoted
Although offerings of creamery but
H., L,...---sS ls.rss Dl.sy 5umeient
for the demand and prices are only
steady. Under the heavy demand OF
the past few days eggs have taken on
a frmer tone. Cheese Is unchanged.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents S4.40@485, winter patents S42O
046O, trade committee spring pa
tents $4.4O@45O, clears $35O@4, winter
patents, $4.25Q5, straights $4.lO@4.65,
clears $3S5@44O.
BUTTER Creamery extra, Vermont
and New Hampshire % l-2c, northern
New York % 1-2c, western 22@22 l-2c,
northern creamery firsts 2OQ2lc,
creamery seconds lS@l9C, creamery
thirds 16017c, eastern creamery best
marks 21c fair to good l9@2Oc, stor-
age creamery, extra 21@22c, flrsts 1870
zoe, dairy, extras zoe, common to good
l66l9c, western imitation 17018c,
western ladies' 15@1Gc, packing stock
l3@15c, renovated butter lT0lS l-2c,
boxes and prints 15@23c
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
l40l4 l-2c, fair to good 12@lSc, Ver-
mont twins, fancy 13 1-2@l4c, fair to
good II 1-2012 12c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery 2OQ21c. cas-
tern, extras l9c, common to good 100
lSc, western best marks 1Sc fair to
good II 1-2c fresh laid southern II 1-2
01Sc, western dirties 1906.
PROVISIONS-Heav backs $1975,
medium backs $3.50, heavy short cuts
1875, medium ends short cuts $3.50,
lOh6 NNlS P-OstOt lOeih NllhO PGlW = Low
bean pork $1525@15.75, loose salt pork
97-Sc. corned shoulder 8 3-4c, smoked
shoulders 10c, fresh shoulders 10 3-4c,
fresh ribs 12 l-4@l2 1-Sc. pressed
hams 8 l-2@12 1-2c, skinned hams
10 5-S014 5-Sc, regular small hams
"A 10 1908 5-Sc, boiled hams 19 1-2@
10 3-4c, bacon 13 1-2@1S lac, brisket
10 SAC, bologna Sc, frankforts 90
10 lac, fresh sausage 1901 1-2c,
sausage meat 3-4c, tongues $3.50 bbl,
raw leaf lard 10 3-Sc, rendered leaf
lard in bulk II 1-2c, in pals 12 LAO
l2 1-2c, pure leaf lard in bulk 10 1-2C,
Vim .s--ll-. A-aGghL I-sc, country areased
hogs sos 1-2c.
FRESH MEAT-Beef, choice 7@8c,
good sore, hindquarters, choice 1-2
IDl9c, common to good 6O9 l-2c, fore
quarters, choice 5 LAOS 3-4c, common
10 good to choice 60Sc, yearlings, good
70 choice eastern 5@7c, western 5@7C,
spring lambs choice % to 32 lbs each
5000 common to good $5@7, fall
lambs, eastern, common to good 7QSc,
western choice 500 l2c, common to
good 70Sc; veal, choice eastern 9l-2
310c, fair to good S@9c, common
367c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice IL
0lGc, common to good 13Ol4c; chick.
sns, choice large 1Sc, mixed sizes 14@
l6C: nearby broilers choice 3 1-2@4 lbs
Ger pair 25@2Sc per lb, fair to good
IS422c; pigeons $1@175 doz; squads
i250Q3 doZ; western y-packed in
Boxes, turkeys, best hens 1902Oc, best
loms l7QlSc; chickens, choice large
lac, fair to good 12013c; fowls, choice
large lac, fair to good IL 1908 1-2c
western dry-packed in barrels, fowls
choice 13 1-2@14c, common to good
u 1-2@13c; old cocks 10 1-2@11c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls 14@15c,
ROSTERS Sc.
BEANS-Choice handpicked pea
A.6001.65, screened $l.4O@1.5O, sec
lnds $l.3O@1.40, choice handpicked
medium 81, screened $1.5O6D1.75, small
white California $23O@2.35, choice
hand-picked yellow eyes $15O@1 .55,
common to good $1.350l45, red kid
ueys $2.T5@2.S5.
FRUIT-Apples, russets Roxbury
No l $405 Dbl, No. 2 $3@3.5O, north
ern spy $4.5O@5.5O, Baldwin fancy
4.5O@4.55, No. $4@45O, No. 2 1926
D3.75, Ben Davis $4@45O; grape fruit,
Florida, choice $6@S.5O, California $5
06; oranges, Florida $425@5, Califor.
MIA navel 1904, bloods $l.75 a half
box, Nalencias $5,5O@7.75 case.
POTATOES-AroOstook green noun.
tain 7SGSOc, hebron 7S@SOc. rose SOC
sweets, Jersey double-head S2.25@25C
DBL, Vineyards $4.5O Dbl, baskets 81 25
VEGETABLES-Cabbage new south
ern $2.75 crate, old drumhead s25O@3
DBL, string beans S566 crate, butter
beans $4.505 crate; cucumbers. No, !
l7@S box, No 2 $305; carrots S5c6s1
ou, parsnips 75c0$1.25, lettuce 25060c
ioz, romaine 75c doz; onions, domes-
tic 4OQ75c bu, spanish $303.25. ber-
mudas $2600275 crate, leeks 81 doz.
yellow turnips $20225 Dbl, French
white $3.50 bag white egg and purple
top turnips 50c@$l bu, radishes 81 ~
az box; spinach, southern $l50 I'M.
kale 81 bbl beet green's 5O675 I'M
iandelions $ll2 1-2@l25 bu. beets 75r
9$l bu, bunch beets $l5OGl75 doz
hubbard squash $50 ton, peppers s.
rate, egg plants S2.75Q3 doz, oyster
plants $lQl.25 doz, celery, California
" doz, parsley $l.25 bu, mint 6Oc doz
"atercress SOC doz; tomatoes. hothouse
SUW40 Id, southern SY 5OS,A r.
okra *2'25 crate, mushrooms $202 SO
bskt, artichokes $3.50 bu, hothouse
rhubarb S@9c ID, asparagus $667 dog
bunches.