Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-07-27

general tendency Of trade, sufficiently ac.
curate quotations will be given on which
Nealers can safely base their transactions
The flour market shows continued
dulness with an easy tone. No special
change is noted In pork products, eth
or in tone or quotations. Although
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predicted in few days Prices are
not quotably lower for butter in the
local market, but somewhat easier
feeling is apparent Receipts are
large, and on account of the high quo
tations the demand both from the
regular trade and spectators Is
much smaller than it usually is at this
time of the year. Cheese is moderate
ly active and firm. Eggs are in good
supply, but the proportion of goods
that are free from the effects of the
weather Is small. Such lots are in
steady demand and firm, but stock
that is off in any way is dull and easy.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents $5.25@5.G0, spring clears $4,000
420, winter patents $4.75Q5, winter
straights $45OQ475, winter clears S4.30
Q450, Kansas patents $4.75@5.10.
BUTTER-C Creamery, extras, Ver-
mont and New Hampshire 27c, north
ern New York &c, western 26 1-2Q
27c; firsts, northern 25@26c, western
25Q26c, eastern creamery, best marks
26c, fair to good 24@25c; dairy, fancy
Csc, common to good 20@24c, western
imitation creamery 20Q22c, western
ladies' 19Q20c, packing stock 18019c,
renovated butter 20@22c, boxes and
prints 20@27 1-2c.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
12 3.4@13 lac, fair to good 11@12c,
Vermont twins, fancy IL 1-2Q13c, fair
to good 11012c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery 25@26c, east
ern extras 22@23c, common to good
16Q1Sc, York state 10000, western
fancy 17Q17 1-2c, choice Is. 1-2@f6-
1-2c, common to, good IA 1-2@15c,
western drties 11@12c..
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs $1S.75,
medium backs $18, heavy short cuts
$18.75, medium short cuts SIS, long
cuts $2O.5O, lean ends $23@24, bean
pork $15.50Q16, loose salt pork 10 1-Sc,
corned shoulder 10 1-Sc, smoked shoul-
ders 10 1.Sc, fresh shoulders 10 1-2c,
fresh ribs 13 1.4@13 1-2c, pressed
cooked meat 12015 1-2c, skinned hams
IA 3-4@15 3-4c, regular and small
hams I4016 1-4c, boiled hams 21@21-
12c, bacon 14020 lac, briskets II lac,
bologna Sc, frankfurts 3-4c@10 3-4c,
fresh sausages 11@14 1-2c, sausage
meat Z SAC, tongues $2150 bbl., raw
leaf lard 10 3-SC, rendered leaf lard in
bulk IL 5Sc, in pals II 3-8c012 5-Sc,
pure lard in bulk 10 3-Sc, in pails IL.
1871 3-Sc.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice 8 IA
Q10 1-2c, good 1909 1.4c, hindquar-
ters, choice 12@12 1-2c, common to
good 1O@l1 1-2c, foreQuarters, choice
SOS 1-2c, common to good 76D7 1-2c;
mutton, extra western SC, common to
good Sc, yearlngs, good to choice
western 6@9c; lambs, western fall
and winter 9010c, northern and east
ern spring 12c, western spring 100
12c; veals, choice eastern 12012-
1-2c, fair to good 10Q11c, common SO
SC.
DRESSED POULTRY-Eresh killed
northern and eastern fowl, choice 10.
1-2@16c, common to good 14015c,
nearby broilers 23025c; pigeons 75c
Q$1,5O doz, squads $2@2.25 doz; west.
ern ice'packed turkeys 14@15c; fowls
choice IA 1-2015c, common to good
1S914c, broilers 2OQ22c, old cocks
10 1-2c; western frozen turkeys, choice
16@1Sc, fair to good 14@15c; chick
ems, soft roasting 1GQ17c, fair to
good 12@15c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls 10 1-2Q
lac, ROSTERS Sc.
FRUITS-Apples, Australian and
Tasmanian $2.50Q3 box Norfolk green
$1.25@1.5O bskt; apricots, California
$1.75Q2 4-basket crate; berries, black
berries 13@15c qt, blueberries 10000
qt., gooseberries 9@11c qt, raspber.
ries cups 7QSc, 12014c pint straw
berries 12@1Sc OF; canteloupes, Flor.
ida $l.5OQ1,75 crate, Georgia $2@2.25,
Arizona pony crates 1925, standard
crates So; currants, York state S010c
at; grapefruit, California $365 box;
lemons, foreign S5@750 box, Califor.
MIA $4.50q5,50; oranges, nayels $3.50
as box, late Valencias $500, Mediter.
ranean sweets S405, St. Michaels $50
$50; peaches, California, boxes $1.75
@2.25, 4-basket crates $275@3, Georgia
$3QS50 carrier; pineapples, Florida
smooth cayenne $5Q550 case; plums,
California $1.75@275 4-basket crates;
watermelons, Georgia 3OQ40c apiece.
PoTATOES-Norfolk and eastern
shore, rose $2.75@3 Dbl, cobblers $275
Q3, sweet potatoes, North Carolina
S4Q4,50 crate.
VEGETABLES-Stri beans, ne
tive, green 75c41.25 bu, wax $1Q125
hu; cucumbers hothouse $150@25O
box, Norfolk 75c0125 bskt; spinach
35c bu, lettuce 10@15c box, romalne
DOC doz, escarolle 75c@$1 doz, chicory
bOQ75c do2 watercress 40c doz, mint
15c doz, parsley 25c bu; cabbages, ma.
tive 75c@S1 bbl; onions native sets
Sl25 bu, new southern s150@1.75
bskt, Egyptian $4,000 bag, leeks 81
doz; rhubarb 60c box; squashes, south
ern marrow $1.75 crate; tomatoes, hot
house 10q12c ID, Norfolk 81 crate,
Mississippi $1Z1.25 crate; turnips, yell
low $4,000 Dbl, bunch turnips 25c
doz, beets 5O@75c bu, bunch beets zoe
doz; carrots $1.7592 by. bunch car.
rots 25c doz; egg plants 81 crate;
peas, native 75c@$1.25 bu; peppers
$3.50 crate, radishes 75c box, celery
25cGS1 bunch, ollra SO crate, mnsh.
rooms S1.509250 bskt, caulilowers 81
doz.
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