Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-04-28
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BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

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To make the appended quotations OF value
alike to buyer and seller, the resume OF the
market. prefacing the quotations. should De
carefully read In u market Of this charac.
ter II Is Impossible to give prices Tor every
day Of the week. Noting, however, the
general tendency OF trace Eimc,rn' sum mn wybicb ib
Sealers can safely base their lIAusA'l'on"
Flour in general continues steady
with some grades showing an easier
tone. Pork products are quoted hlgh'
er with the market very firm. sup
plies of fresh butter are increasing
ana, as there is no corresponding In
Crease in the demand, prices are easl,
- Uneese continues quiet ana
steaN. Eggs are firm under light re-
ceipts and good demand.
FLiUR-Mill shipments, spring pat
ents SA5049O, winter patents $4'25
uG04.6g, uade committee spring pat
ents,} S45O05.5O clears $36O@4.lO'
winter patents $4.35@5, straights S4.2O
@47O, clears $3.95@4.45.
BUTTER Creamery extra, Yer
mont & New Hampshire 22c, northern
New York 22c, western 81 1'2@22c,
northern creamery tirsts 2O02lc,
western creamery tirsts 2O@2lc,
creamery seconds 1S@19c, creamery
thirds l6ml7c, eastern creamery best
marks PIC, fair to good 19@2Oc, dairy
extra 2Oc, common to good l60l9c,
western imitation 17@1Sc, western la
dies l50lGc, packing stock l3@15c,
hnVna
and prints l5@22 12c.
CHEESE-New York twins fancy
140l4 l.2c, fair to good 12@l3c, Yer
mont twins fancy Is 1-2@14c, fair to
good II 1-2@12 1-2c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery 21c, eastern
extras l0c, common to good 16@1Sc,
western best marks Is 1-2c, fair to
good 1G@lSc, western best marks IS
fresh laid southern II 1-2@1S 1-2c,
western drties l6C.
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs $1975,
medium backs $3.50, heavy short
cuts $l97j medium ends short cuts
$3.50, long cuts $20.75, lean ends $21.-
5O@22, bean pork $15.25@15.75, loose
salt pork 7-Sc, corned shoulder 10c,
smoked shoulders 10c, fresh shoul-
ders 10 Sac, fresh ribs II 1-4@12 1-2c,
pressed hams 10013c, skinned hams
IA 7-S@l4 7-Sc, regular small hams
13 1-4614c, boiled hams 10 1903
3.4c, bacon 13 1-261S 1-4c, brisket 10
7-Sc, bologna l-2c, frankforts 8 1-2@
10 3-4c, fresh sausage 1-2013 1-2c,
sausage meat s 3-ic, tongues $3.50
Dbl, raw leaf lard 10 1-2c, rendered
leaf lard in bulk Is 3-Sc, in pals IL
l-S012 3-SC, pure leaf lard in bulk 10
Csc, in pals / 1-Sm11 3-Sc, country
Nj essed hogs so l-2c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice 10
z 3-4c, good 5d7c, hindquarters,
choice 1-2@1Oc, common to good 6@
9 1-2c, forequarters, choice 1-4@5
l2c, comomn to good 4@5c; mutton,
extra western 90l0c, good to choice
case, yearlings, good to choice east
ern case, western 709c, spring lambs
choice 2S to 30 lbs, each $S010, COM
mon to good $507, fall lambs, east
ern common to good 5000, western
choice 10 l-2@1lc, common to good 8
Q10c; veal, choice eastern . 1-2@
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DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh kill
ed northern and eastern fowls choice
16@1Gc, common to good 13014c;
chickens choice large 1Sc, mixed siz-
es 14G 1Gc: nearby broilers, choice
3 1-2u4 lbs per pair S0632c per lb,
fair to good 20@25c; pigeons $40
1.75 doz; squads $2.5O@3 doz; west
%
fair to good II 1-2@l3c, old cocks 10
1-2Qllc, western frozen turkeys, No.
l 19@20c, No. 2 14@1Gc; chickens,
choice soft roasting 15c, fair to good
12@l4c; broilers 14617c, fowls,
choice 1913 l-2c, common to good
11Q12c
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls 13 1-20
lac, ROSTERS Sc
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea
$1,6O, screened $1.4O@15O, seconds
$1.30@1 40, choice hand-picked medl-
um 81, screened S15O@175, small
white California $23O@235, choice
hand-picked yellow eyes $1.5O@L55,
common to good $1.S5@1.45, red kid
neys $2.SO629O.
FRUlT-Apples, russets, RoXbury
No. l STA 5 Dbl, No. 2 $363.5O, north
ern spy, $45O@5.5O, Baldwin fancy
$4.5OQ4.55, No. 2 $325@3.75, Ben Da-
Wis $4G4.5O; pineapples, Cuban red
Spanish $450@5 crate; grape fruit,
California $3.5O@6; oranges, Califor-
MIA navel $2.50@4, hlodds $150@1.75
half box, ValenCas $525Q725 q
or OEo
10000.
POTATOES - Aroostook green
mountain SS695c, hebron $4,000,
rose, S50S7c, sweets, Vinelands $40
$50 basket.
VEGETABLES - Cabbage, new
southern 81 crate, old drumhead 500
2.25 bbl, string beans $25O63 crate,
butter beans $250G3 crate, cucum.
bers No. scar box, No. 1904, car.
rots S5cdS1 bu, parsnips 75c6$1.25,
lettuce 35GS5c doz, romaine 75c doz;
onions, domestic 40675c bu, Bermu-
das 81 crate, Egyptians $362.25 bag,
leekS 81 doz, yellow turnips $202.25
bbl, French white $3.50 bag. with egg
and purpletop turnips 5Oc6Sl bu,
AANioHN0 - b'Nf opAioNlAi SOullCIu OU
@75c bu; kale 75c Dbl, beet greens
csc bu; dandelions 5O675c bu, beets
75c bu, bunch beets $1.5O@1.75 doz,
hubbard squash $50 ton, peppers 81
crate, egg plants 81 doz, oyster plants
Sl@ 1925 do2; celery, California 81 doz,
parsley s. bu, mint 60c doz, water.
cress 81 do2; tomatoes. hothouse
soc lb, southern $3.5OQ4 crate: okra
$2.25 crate, mushrooms S262.5O bskt,
artichokes $3.50 bu, hothouse rhubarb
SQSc h. asparagus Sac doz bunch
es; peas, southern, s2.5O63 bsllt.
olu Jennle,' Modoc squaw, killed
her two sons near Redding, Cal. the
other day, because she said. Indians