Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-04-06

alike TO buyer and seller, the resume OF the
market, prefaclng the quotations; should DC
carefully read. Ia market or this charac'
ter 1t y 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
SeaIera eau safely base their transactions
The -four market has taken on O
more easy tone Pork products are
steady and generally unchanged,
while fresh beef is dull. Poultry and
lambs are firm. Fine table butter is
in steady demand and firm, but for
off grades the market is dull Re
ceipts of eggs are not unusually heavy
for this time of the year, but the de
mand is only moderately active and
for most kinds the market rather IA
vors the buyer. -'
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents, $495@4.7O; spring clears, 1926
@S.60; winter patents, $3.S5@4.15;
winter stralghts, $3.GO@3SO; winter
clears, $3,3OQaG5; Kansas patents
$3S5@425.
BUTTER-Creamery extra Vermont
and New Hampshire, 30031c.; north
ern New York, 3O@31c.; western,
3Oc.; creamery frsts, northern, 27@
2Sc.; western, 27@29c.; eastern
creamery, best marks, 29c.; fair to
good, 26@2Sc.; storage creamery eY
ira, 3O@SO 1-2c,; flrsts, 26@2Sc.; dairy
fancy, 2Sc.; common to good, 20Q27c.;
western imitation creamery, 23@25c.;
western 'ladles, 2O@21 1.2c.; packing
stock, 10000; renovated butter, PIG
24c.; box and print butter, 19@31c.
CHBESE-New York twins, fancy.
IA 3-4@15c.; fair to good, 13 1-2@
l4c.; Vermont twins, fancy, IA 1-2q
l5c.; fair to good, 13 1.2@14c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery, 2O@21c,;
eastern extras, 2Oc.; common to good
19c.; fancy western, II 34@1sc.;
choice. II 1907 3.4c.; fair to good
~ 1-2c.; western dIrties, 16 1.2c
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs, $50;
medium backs, S19; heavy short cuts
$50; medium short cuts, $19; Ions
cuts, &21.50; lean ends, $24@24.5O:
bean pork, $16@IB.5O, lnnse salt pork
10 3.4c.; corned shoulders, 10 1-2c.;
smoked shoulders, 10 5-Sc.; fresh
shoulders, 10 1-2c.; fresh ribs, IL S-4G
l2c.; pressed cooked meats, IL l-2G
IA 1-2c.; skinned hams, 1905 1-2c.;
regular and small hams, 14@15 3.Sc.;
boiled hams, 81 1-2@22c; bacon, IA 5-S
@l9 1.2c.: brlskets. IL 5-Sc.: bologna
&C.; frankfurts, 8 1000 3-4c.; fresh
sausage, IL 1-4@15c.; sausage meat
8 1.2c.; tongues, $21.50 bbl; raw Leaf
lard, 10 3-4c.; rendered lard in bulk
12 1-8c. in pals, IL 1908 1-Sc.;
IL 1-Sc.; in pals, IL 1908 1-Sc.; pure
leaf lard in bulk, 10 5.Sc,; in pals
IL 1901 5-Sc.; country dressed hogs,
sos lac.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice, so
8 1.2c; good, cor 9-4c.; hindquarters
choice, 10@10 1-2c.; common to good
7@1Oc.; forequarters, choice, 60
1-2c.; common to good, 4 1-2Q
8 1-2c.; mutton, extra western, so
1.2c.; common to good, 6@Sc.; year
iings, good to choice eastern, 6@9c.;
western, 6@9c.; spring lamb, eastern
choice, 11@12 1-2c.; common to good,
9@1Oc.; western, 9@12 1-2c.; veal
choice eastern, 11@12c.; fair to good
9@10c.; common, 7@Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice,
16c; common to good, 14@15c.; chick
ems, nearby broilers, choice, 3 1-2 to
lbs. pair, 32935c. lb.; pigeons, 75c.
@S2 per doz.; squads, $3.25@3.75 pei
doz.; western dry-packed turkeys,
choice, l6 1907 1-2c.; common to
good, 15016c.; fowls, choice, large,
I6c.; common to good, 1S@14c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, IA 100
15c.; chickens, 13014c.; ROSTERS, Sc.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea,
B1.45; screened $r30G1.40; second,
31,2001.30; choice hand-picked medt
um, $145015O; small white Califor
MIA, $2.25; choice hand-picked yellow
eyes, 81.75@lS5; common to good
S1.60@1.70; red kidneys, $2.2OQ2.SO.
FRUIT-Apples, kings, $2.50@3,5O;
northern spies, 1908; nodheads, 500
8; Ben Davis western, $2Q3; eastern
S2Q2.5O; greetings, R2@2.5O; cold
storage lots, S2@3; Bjaldwlns, No.
S2@2.75; cold storage lots, $2.50@3.25; (;
mixed BaldwIns, S1.75@2.25; No. E
Baldwlns, $l.25G175; Talman sweets
3293; box stock, soc, c,@$1.25; Gran
berries, Cape Cod, $6.50@9 per Dbl
fnrafqn
34@4BO; California 3495 box;
oranges, Florida, choice, 1904 box;
California navels, 3S.5OG4.75; tanger
ines, $2.50@3 half box, bloods, $1.7bQ
2 half box; Valencias, 35.75G7 box;
grape fruit, Florida, $4@6 box.
PoTATOBS-Aroostook, Green Mt
65@75c. bu.; Hebrons, 53@55c.; rose
$50 6Oc.; cobbler, 60c.; sweets, Vine
land, 39.25@3.75 bbl and $1.25@1,5G
basket.
VEGETABLEs-C Cabbage, drum
head, $3.50 bbl.; Savoy, $3.50 Dbl,
southern cabbages, S1.5O@2 crate;
string beans, southern, $3@35O bas
ket; butter beans, SS5O94 basket;
cucumbers, $3.50Q10 box; carrots, S5c
@Sl bu.; parsnips, 81 bu; lettuce, SC
@S5e. doz; romRine, $1@1.25 do2.;
escarolle, 75c.G31 doz.; chicory, 75c
Qg1 doz.; onions, native, 31.26Q15G
bu.; Cuban Bermudas, 81 crate; Span.
ish, 32.7563.25 crate; leeks, 60475c
doz; yellow turnips, S1.26@1.50 bbl, /;
French white, 75c0&l bag; white egg
and fats, 50Q76c. bu.; radlshes, 500
2.5O box; southern spinach $2Q2.2s
bbl. southern kale, $3.50 bbl.; hot
house dandelions, @1.S7 1-2@1.60 bu.; /;
hothouse beet greens. 319125 bu.;
beets, 60@7bc, bu.; squashes. marrow.
81 bbl.; Hubbard, S25Q9O ton; pep
pers, 81 crate; egg plants, IS crate
oyster plants, t1.75 dec; celery
white, $4,000 doz.; paschRl, tS04
doz.; parsley, 75c @31 bu.; mint, soc
doz. watercress, 81 1.206Oc. doz.; hot
house tomatoes, 60Q70c. lb. southern
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