Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-31


general tendency Of trade sufficiently ac.
SnpGte arat quotations VIII De given on ni when
A weaker feeling is apparent In the
market for spring and winter wheat
H~''-, tho "nsrIt Of the decline in
wheat. Prices are also shade lower
on spot corn. Demand and supply
just about kept pace the past few days
in the poultry market and slight price
advance Is noted. The vegetable COM
mission men report rather short
supply with the exception of corn, but
its quality is rather poor.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents, $5.15@5.60, spring clears $3.50
$50, winter patents $4S5Q465, winter
straights $4.2O@445, winter clears
S390Q425, Kansas patents S4.70@
$40.
CORN-On spot, No. 2 yellow II
l.2c steamer yellow Tic, No. yellow
7Oq7O 1-2c, to ship from the West, all
rail, No. 2 yellow Tic, No. 3 yellow zoe,
lake and rail, No. yellow zoe, No. 3
yellow 50 l.2c.
CORNMEAL, OATMEAL, ETC.
Cornmeal $1.36@1.38 bag, granulated
cornmeal $3.50, bolted $3.50; oatmeal,
rolled $G259650 bbl, cut and ground
$675Q7 Dbl; rye flour S436Q5,2O Dbl;
graham -four $375Q4 Dbl.
MILLFEED-To ship from the West,
sack spring bran $245O025, winter
bran $24,75@2525, middlings $26@2s.-
80, mixed feed $26Q2750, red dog
$29.75@3O25, cottonseed meal $3.50
2S5O, linseed meal old process $3.50.
HAY AND STRAW--Hay, choice.
s25, No. $23Q24, No. 2 $20Q21, No. 8
SIS; straw, rye $19@14, oat $40.
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs $3.50,
medium backs $3.50, heavy cuts S19."
25, medium short cuts $3.50, long
cuts $20.75, lean ends $2275Q23.75,
bean pork $15@16, loose salt pork To-
1-2c, corned shoulder 8 7-8c, smoked
shoulders 10c. fresh shoulders 10 1-2c,
fresh ribs IA 1-4Q14 1-2c, pressed
cooked meat 12@15 1-2C, skinned hams
IA 1-4Q15c, regular and small hams
13 3-4Q16 lac, boiled hams 2l 1-2c, ha-
con 14Q20 lac, brisket IL lac, bolog-
no &c, frankfurts 3-4Q10 3-4c, fresh
sausages 11@14 1-2c. sausage meat Z
3-4c, tongues $21.5O bbl, raw leaf lard.
10 3-8c. rendered leaf lard In bulk 12-.
S.Sc, IN paIls ~ f-oPIo 1-oo. pure io"S
in bulk 10 7-8c, in pals IL 3L4c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice 100
10 1-2c, good 1-2Q9c, hindquarters,
choice u l-2Ql3c, common to good
10@12c, foreQuarters, choice SOS 1-2c,
common to good 7Q7 1-2c; mutton, ex-
ira western, SC, common to good &c,
yearlings, good TO choice western TO
10c; lambs, western fall and winter
9@12c, northern and eastern spring
10@12c, western spring 10Q12c; veal,
choice eastern 11@12c, fair to good 9
@10c, common 7Q8c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Northern
and eastern fowls, choice 16c, common
to good 14@15c, green ducks 15@16c,
nearby broiler chickens zoe, pigeons
$125@1.5O doz, squads $2Q2.25 doE.
ice-packed turkeys 14Q15c; fowls,
choice 10 1-2c, common to good 139
lac, broiler chickens 17@1Sc, old
cocks 10 l-2@11c, western frozen tur-
keys, choice 16Q1Sc, fair to good lao
15c; chickens, soft roasting 16@17c,
fair to good 12Q15c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls 13 12@14c,
spring chickens 15Q16c, roosterB so.
BEANS-Choice hand-picked pea
$175Q1S0, screened $15541.65, sec
ond $1.4OQ15O, choice hand.picked
medium $1.65, small white California
S2.25, choice hand-picked yellow eyes
Sl.S6Q1.90, common to good $1,000
1.70, red kidneys $2,30@240.
FRUITS-Apples, williams S2@4.
York state astrachans $2.5O@3.50,
Maine astrachans $25009.6O, craven.
stems $2Q25O Dbl, pippins R209; box
fruit S1@1.50, Jersey green $1.25@1.60
bskt; berries, blackberries 15@1sc Qt.
blueberries l0@14c qt, raspberries 1so
pint; canteloupes, Norfolk $25003
crate, Maryland gems $3Q3.60 crate.
lima SS6OQ4, Tennessee SO crate;
grapes. North Carolina delaWares $3..
20 crate, California S2.7544 crate;
grapefruit, California $4Q5 box; lem.
ons, foreign S6Q7 box; oranges, Call.
fornia, late Valenclas $500 box, Medi.
terranean sweets $4Q5. st. MichaelH
$5@5.50; peaches, California 32@2.60
box; pears, California IS box; pine.
apples, Florida smooth cayenne SO;
plums, California $1.75@2.75 4-bskt
crate; watermelons, as to size and
quality 2O@4Oc apiece.
POTATOES-Jersey S2.7593 bbl
Norfolk and eastern shore $250@a76;
sweet potatoes, North Carolina $3.50
Q6.
VEGBTABLES-S beans, ma
tive green 5Oc@$1 bu, wax 75c@R1 bu.
shell beans $3.50 bu, cabbages 31@1.26
bbl, cucumbers, hothouse 60o@S1.5O
box, lettuce S5Q5Oc box, romaine 500
doz, escarolle 75cQ$1 dog, chioory
5OQ75c doz, mint 4Oc doz, watercresS
4Oc doz, parsley IL 10000 bu, on.
ions, native sets $1Q1.26 bu, new
southern SlQl25 bskt; Spanish T6W
soc, small crates 9Oc0$1, large crates
S2q250; leeks 75c doz; squashes. ma
tive summer 1@2c apiece, southern
marrow Sl@l25 crate; tomatoes, na.
tive $1.50Q2.50 bu, hothouse 6@Sc h,
Jersey and Maryland 75@s5c crate;
turnips, yellow $1.50Q1.75 Dbl, bunch
white 25c doz; beets SOC bu, bunch
beets zoe doz; carrots 76cQ$1 bu,
bunch carrots 25c doz; green corn
75cQ$125 box, eggplants $3.50 crate,
native $2Q2.25 box, bunch parsnips
5O975c doz, peas $1@1.25 bu. peppers
75cQS1 box, radishes 4O960c box, rhu-
barb 6Oc box, spinach 35@4Oo bu, Gel.
cry, native S125@1.50 box, western
5O@75e bunch; okra 80 crate, muSh-
rooms Sl.50Q2.50 bskt, caulihow0Fs
Sl.25@2 doz.
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