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

fTe i2is impossible to give prices for every
NA Of the week. Noting, however. the
atHelAl tendency OF trade sufficiently, &C.
fAfdr quotations will be given on when
alts can safely base their transactions
gi.ere has been very little change
III he general condition of the local
hhfter market during the past week,
Seipts of fresh made stock have
light, but the quality as a rule
Na been wintry and there has been
itf4ie Or no imprs~omenJ IN prices ON
68 gene run of offerings.
Zine creamery In boxes and prints
i.ts been in steady, moderate demand.
Receipts of cheese for local account
nave again been light during the past
eek and because Of the light Offer
ilses the market maintains a very firm
Zone. The demand is not at all active
and sales have been mostly Of small
1918 for immediate use.
BUTTER-Creamery, extra YER
ppt and New Hampshire 26c, north
efn New York 26c, western 20 l-2@
HHNf HlOlbS lOl lhClh cow pEONB WNobSA ~
eaB25c, eastern creamery, best
sAhrks 24c, fair to good 21@23c, cream
seconds 2O022c thirds 17@1Sc,
mage creamery extra 22@23c, firsts
20@2lc, dairy Vermont extra 23c,
New York and Vermont firsts 2O@22c,
bnds 1S@19c, western imitation
iaamery 18@20c, western ladle 100
20 1-2c packing stock 16 1-2@16 1-2,
feaOvated butter 1S@20c, boxes and
prints 16@26 1-2c
DHEESE-New York twins, fancy
fs6D14 1-2c, fair to good 70 1908 1-2c,
Vermont twins, fancy 13 1904, fair
10 good 12@13c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery zoe, eastern
extra 17@1Sc, eastern common to
gDod 14@15c Indiana, Illinois and
northern Ohio best marks IA 1-2c
osher fresh western 1904 1-2, fresh
lid southern 13 1-2@14c, western
dirties 9@1Oc, refrigerator $2@2.75 per
30 dozen case.
# PROVISIONS-Heavy backs $1S.75,
Medium backs $3.50, heavy short cuts
us rs, medium short cuts $3.50, long
tnts $l925, lean ends S19.75@20.25,
bean pork $l4.5O@15, loose salt pork
93-4c, corned shoulders lac, smoked
Shoulders 95-Sc, fresh shoulders
10 lac, fresh ribs 12 1-4@12 1-2c, press
sed hams 9120I2 1-2c, skinned hams
I3p 0-4@13 3-4c, regular small hams
4S 3-S@13 5-Sc, boiled hams 1908 1-2c
pacon IL 3-4@17 SAC, brisket 10 lac.
bfRllogna flloogn SC, frankfurts 9@1O 1-4c,
71-2c, tongues $3.50 Dbl, raw -1eat
Hard 9 7-Sc, rendered leaf lard in bulk
DO 1-8c, in pals 10 1901 1-Sc, pure
leaf lard in bulk . 1-Sc in pals 8 rs
stUlO 1-Sc, country dressed hogs Z LAG
"a Lee.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
'northern and eastern fowls, choice Is
f@16c common to good l30l4c; chick
ems, choice 1Sc, mixed sizes 14@l6c;
nearby broilers, choice 3 1-2 to lbs.
per pair 23025c lb, fair to good 100
2Cc, pigeons $1@1.75 doz; squads $3.50
M3 doz; western dry-packed in boxes
turkeys, choice small young 21c lb,
large youug toms 19@20c, common to
! good 17@l8c; capons fancy large 17c
lb, mixed weights 15016c; chickens
choice large lac fair 10 good 12013c;
fowls choice large 14c, common to
good l2@l3c; ducks 12@14c; geese 10
@12c; western dry-packed in barrels,
turkeys, choice young 2O@21c, common
TO good l6@19c; fowls, choice 1870
10 1-2c, common to good II 1-2@
2 1-2c; chickens, large roasting 1870
44c, mixed sizes 12@12 1-2c, old cocks
10 1-2@11c.
M LIVE POULTRY-Fowls 12 1-2@
13 1-2c, rosters Sc, spring chickens
III 1-2@12 1-2c.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea
$165; screened S1.5O@16O, second
$1.4O@1.5O, choice hand-picked me-
dunn 81, screened $1.5O@175, small
white California $2.3O02.4O, choice
hand-picked yellow eye $1.65@1.7O,
common to good $1.5O@1.6O, her kid
ney 2.65@2.75.
FRUIT-Apples, kings s4.5O@5.5O,
northern spy $3,5O@5, baldwin, fancy
$4@45O. No. l $35O@3.75, No. 2 2.75
@325, greetings $4,000, talman
sweets $2.75@3.25, common sour va
.rieties $2,50@3; pineapples, Florida
smooth cayenne $7@s crate; cram
berries, Cape Cod choice large dark
S2O@22 bbl, crates $7@75O; grape
fruit, Florida choice $4Q6, oranges,
Florida Indian river choice bright S4
@4.50, other Florida $4,000, Califor-
mia navels $3.2594, Strawberries, Flor
ida S5@5O Qt.
POTATOES-Aroostook green noun
tain 65@6Sc, hebron 63Q65c, rose 60
@62c, island reds 6Oc, chenangoes 500
SOC, sweets, Jersey double head $1.756
ESQ Dbl, vinelands $25O@S Dbl, bask-
cts S5c6$1.
MISUNDERSTANDING, drumhead
Sl'6oql,75 bbl, savoy $125Q1.35 Dbl;
red cabbage 81 box, string beans $3.50
crate, butter beans $3.50 crate; cucum-
bers, No. l SIT box. No. 2 5000; car
rots 60@75c bu, parsnips 6O@75c. let
tuce 254S5c doz, romaine 75c doz.
onions, native 4O@SOc bu, spanish SO
QS25, cuban $3.50 crate; leeks SOC doz,
yellow turnips SOC Dbl; french white
Sl75@2 bag, white egg and purple top
.turnips 5O@65c bu, radishes $l.2561.5O
box, spinach, southern $3.50 Dbl; kale
81 Dbl, beet green's S5c@S1 bu, dande-
lions $1.5O bu, beets 75@9Oc, bunch
beets $l.25 doz; marrow squash 81 so
Dbl, hubbard $25@3O ton; peppers 81
Q4,5O crate; egg plants, southern
sS5o@4.50 bskt; oyster plants 5O@65c
doz; celery, paschal S39S.5O doz, Bos-
ton market $S5O@4 doz, California 50
doz' parsley S1.75@2 bu; mint 75c doz;
watercress 75c doz; tomatoes, hot
house soc lb, southern $5@6 crate:
oHra "a crate; brussels sprouts 1O62Oc
at; mushrooms $1.5O@2.5O bskt: arti-
rhokes $3.50 bu; California caulifower
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