Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-11-16

alike to buyer and seller, the resume Of the
market prefaCing the quotations, should be
carefully read In a market of this Charac-
Ter 1t Is impossible to give prices for every
day Of the week. Noting, however the
general tendency Of trade, sufficiently ac-
curate quotations will be given on which
aealers can safely base their transactions
The flour trade reports business quiet
with prices normal The butter mar
ket is firm and fairly active, receipts
being rather light for the time OF
year Receivers OF cheese find It hard
to obtain recent quotations even for
the best grades. Receipts Of eggs con-
tinue light and the market is firm.
Pork products are steady in price and
demand as are also fresh meats while
poultry is rather easy. Apples are
easier in tone while potatoes remain
firm.
FLOUR.-Mill shipments, spring pat
emts $4,000, spring clears $4@475,
winter patents $5@53O, winter
straights $475@49O, winter clears $40
Q46O, Kansas patents $5.35@555.
BUTTER. extras, YER
mont and New Hampshire 27c north
ern New York 26 1-2@27c, western
IL
ern 25c, eastern creamery best marks
25c, fair to good 23Q24c, storage
creamery extras 25 1926 1-2c, firsts
24@25c dairy, fancy 24@25c, common
to good 21@23c; western imitation
creamery 20@22c; western ladies 1870
21c, packing stock 19@20c; renovated
butter 21Q22c; boxes and prints ZIG
ESQ
CHBESE,-New York twins, fancy
IS 1-4@15 1-2c, fair to good 1-S 1-29
IA 1-2c, Vermont twins, fancy 15c, fair
to good 13 1-2@14 1-2c.
EGGS.-Fancy hennery 40c, eastern
extras 30032c, common to good 200
24c, York state 26@3Oc, western fancy
27@28c, choice 24@26c, common to
good 1S@2Oc dirties 12@15c, refriger-
ators 1919 1-2c.
PROVISIONS.-Heav backs $18.75,
medium backs $17.75, heavy short cuts
$1S.75, medium short cuts $1775, long
cuts $2O.25, lean ends $23@24, bean
pork $1525@15.75, loose salt 10 1-Sc;
shoulders, corned 1-2c, smoked 10c,
fresh II 3-4c; fresh ribs 16 1-4@16 1-2c;
pressed cooked meat 12@15 LOO; hams
skinned 12 3-4@13 1-2c, regular and
small 1905 1-2c; boiled 19@19 lac;
bacon Is $4,000 lac; briskets IL 1-2c;
bologna 91-2c, frankfurts 10 1-49
IL lac, fresh sausages 12@14 1-2c, sau-
sage meat lie tongues $21.5O Dbl; new
leaf lard 12c, rendered leaf bulk
111-2c, in pals 12 1-4Q12 12c, pure
lard in bulk lie, in pals IL S-4@12c.
FRESH MEATS.-Bee choice 8 1-2
@1O 3-4c, good 1908 1-2c, hindquar-
ters, choice II 3-4@13 lac, common to
good s Sl-2@1Oc, forequarters, choice
73-4QS lac common to good 1-29
&c; mutton, extra western 1-2@
91-2c, common to good 6@7C, yearlings
good to choice western COS 1-2c; spring
lambs, northern and eastern choice II
012c, western choice HOBO; common
to good 8@10c; yeals, choice eastern
12@12 1-2c, fair to good 10@11c, COM
mon 8@9c.
DRESSED POULTRY.-Northern
and eastern fresh killed turkeys, choice
25Q2Sc, common to good 20Q23c,
fowls choice 14@15c, common to good
12@13c; chickens, choice 17Q18c, COM
mon to good 12@15c; green ducks 16@
17c; nearby broiler chickens 10000;
pigeons 75c@$l.5O doz, squads $250@
8 doz; western ice-packed turkeys 17@
20c, fowls, choice, II 1-2c, common to
good 11@12c; broiler chickens, fancy
16c, fair TO good 13@15c, roasters 10 1-2
Q13c, old cocks 10c.
LIVE POULTRY.-Fowls 1920
IL 1-2c, spring chickens 10 1901 1-2c,
roosters &c.
FRUITS-Apples, Alexanders 500
$50 Dbl, Gravensteins $3,5OQ4, Kings
$25O@3.50, Wolf River 1904, Shows
$2,5O@3.5O, Nodheads, $25O@S, Har-
veys $2.75035O, No. Baldwins $3.50
@S, mixed Baldwins $2@2.50, No. 2
Baldwins $1.50@1.75, No. Greetings
S2.5OQ3, Pippins $2@275, Colverts and
Genetings $2@2.5O, Blue Permains
$225@2.5O, Talman Sweets $1.50@25O
pound sweets $2.5O@35O common
sweets, $1.25@1.5O, wealthies $2.5O@3,
Macintosh Reds 1904, HubbardstOns
t32@S, box fruit 5Oc@$1.5O; cranberries,
Cape Cod $7.50@10 Dbl, and $250@3.50
crate; grapefruit, Florida $5.5O96 box,
Jamaica A@5; grapes, Almerias $3.50
,05.50 Dbl, California four-basket crates
Muscats $2@S, Tokays $15O@2.25,
Corniohons $15O@2, Malagas $1.50@2,
York state pony baskets Niagaras 18c,
galems 16c, Catawbas 15@16c, Concords
16c; lemons, foreign $3@6.5O box, Cal
ifornia $575@6; oranges, California
late Valencias $3.50 box, Floridas SAC
s, Jamaicas S. bbl and $3@3.50 box;
pears, Bartletts $4,000 bushel, Seckels
1906, Beurre Bose $4Q5, Beurre dan
jou $780, Sheldons $2.5O64; pineap-
pies, Florida smooth cayenne $5@6
crate; ounces, native $3.50 bushel,
York state $5@5.5O Dbl.
POTATOES Green Mt,
and cobbleTs zoe bushel; sweet pota-
toes, Norfolk and Eastern Shore S2.25
@2.5O barrel.
VEGETABLES-String beans,
southern green $15O@2.25 bskt wax
$2.50@S bskt, lima beans $1.5O@2 bu,
cabbages, drumhead 81 bbl Savoy 75c
9$l Dbl, red 6O675c box; celery, white
81 box, paschal $125@15O, Boston
market $3.50; cucumbers, dollhouse $50
box; lettuce 5O@75c box, romaine 81
'doz, escarolle 75c@S1; chicory 75c@$1;
watercress G0@75c doz, mint 100000,
parsley 25@4Oc bu; onions, native 75@
SOC bu, Spanish, large crates 81. so, half
crates ST. leeks 4Oc doz; squashes,
marrow $1@1.25 Dbl, turban and Bay
State $1.25@1.50 bbl Hubbard $30@40
SOn n1iunkins 60cmS1 hnY. Tomatoes