Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-05-11

dealers can safely base their transactions,
The continued nseasonably cold
weather has a rather depressing eff
feet on trade in the various markets.
Butter is in good supply and rather
dull in the local market, but prices are
fairly well maintained Cheese con-
tinues without change, Supplies OF
old stock are small and though the de-
mand is light, holders are having no
trouble in obtaining full quotations.
Receipts of eggs are gradually falling
off, and the feeling, particularly FOR
fancy lots is firm. Apples and pota.
toes continue to show slight price
advance with generally strong feel
Ing in the fruit trade.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pat.
ents $47O@5, spring clears $4,000
$50, winter patents $4.1O@4.4O, winter
straights $3.SO@41O, winter clears
$35O@3.SO, Kansas patents $4.1O0
455.
BUTTER-Creamery, extra Vermont
and New Hampshire 27c, northern New
York 27c, western 27c, creamery tirsts
northern 2562Gc, western 2502Gc,
eastern creamery, best marks 26c, fair
to good 24025c, dairy fancy 25c, COM
mon to good 2O@24c, western imta'
ton creamery 21@24c, western ladies
20@21c, packing stock 19@22c, reno
waited butter 23@25c, box and print
stock 20027c.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
"A 41-2@14 Sac, fair to good 1S@14c,
Vermont twins, fancy IA 1-4@14 1-2c,
fair to good 13@14c.
RGGS-Fancy hennery zoe, eastern
extras 19c, common to good 17@1Sc,
western fancy 1908 1-2c, choice
II 1-2c, common to good 16 1-2@17c,
fresh laid southern 16017c, western
dirties 15@15 1-2c, western storage
packed 1S 1!2@19c.
HAY, ETC.-Choise $23024, No. l
S22@22.50, No. 2 $20621, No. $l6D
II, prime rye straw $13@14, oat straw
$9@9.50.
PROVISIONS-Hea backs $40,
medium backs $18.25, heavy short cuts
$40, medium short cuts $1S.25, long
cuts SPOTS, lean ends $23.50@2625,
bean pork $1575@16.25, loose salt pork
1O1-4c, corned shoulders 101-4c, smok'
ed shoulders 10 3-Sc, fresh shoulders
10 3-4c, fresh ribs 12 3-4013c, pressed
cooked meats II 1-4@14 12c, skinned
hams IS Idols SAC, regular and small
hams IA 1-2015 3-4c boiled hams Fl IA
@21 3-4c, bacon IA $4,000 1-4c, briskets
II 1-2c, bologna &c, franfurts 8 1-20
10 3-4C, fresh sausages IL 1-4@1Ic,
sausage meat &c, tongues $21.50 Dbl,
raw leaf lard 10 1-4c, rendered lard in
bulk 12c, in pals 12 S-4@13c, pure lard
in bulk 10 $50, in pals II 1901 3-8c,
country dressed hogs SOS 12c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice SD
s 2-4c, good 1-4@Sc, hindQuarters,
choice 10 1-401O 3-4c, common to good
9@1Oc, forequarters, choice lao
SAC, common to good 5 1-2Q6c;
mutton, extra western 9@10c, common
to good case; yearlings, good to
choice, eastern 7@1Oc, western SO
10 1-2c; lambs, western 10@13c; veal,
choice eastern 10c, fair to good S@Qc,
common 6@7c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh-ki
northern and eastern fowls, choice
Ice, common to good 14015c, nearby
broilers 35@4Oc; pigeons 70c@$1.5o
doz; squads $2.5O@3 doz, western ice
packed turkeys 14015c; fowls, choice
14@14 1-2c, common to good 19@1lc,
old cocks 10 1-2c, frozen turkeys choice
1601Sc, good 14@15c; capons 16@17c,
chickens, soft roasting 156D16c, fair to
good 12@14c, fancy broilers 1S@22c;
fowls, choice, common to good 800
13c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls lac. roos-
ters &c.
FRUIT-Apples, Ben Davis eastern
$3@350 Dbl, western $4@450, north
ern spies $3645O No. 1 Baldwins,
fresh arrivals $35O04.25, cold stor-
age lots $4@4.5O, mixed Baldwins 500
$50, No Baldwins $2,5O@3.25, green
ings $2.50@3.25, No. l russets 1904,
No. 2 russets $2025O, box fruit $40
1.50; lemons, foreign $4.50@5.50 box,
California $4.50@55O; oranges, Flori-
da, fancy late tardiffs S4045O box,
California navels $25O@45O a box,
bloods $1.7562.25 half box, tangerines
$2@250 half box, Valencias S607 box,
Sorrentos $3@3.5O box strawberries,
North Carolina 15@22c.
P0TATOES-Aroostook Green Mt.
6S@70c bu, hebrons 6506Sc, rose roc,
eobblers 70@75c, sweet potatoes, Vine.
lands 1904 Dbl, Jerseys, baskets $1.5O
az.
VEGETABLES--Asp Char
lesion $3@S doz, Jersey $7@9, string
beans, southern green $3.50645O bslt,
wax 1904; cabbages, old drumhead 50
Dbl, new southern $3.50 crate; celery,
white 80 doz; cucumbers, native hot
house $500 box, Florida $250@3
crate; spinach $3.50 Dbl, kale $15O
Dbl, dandelions 60G75c bu, beet
greens 81. lettuce 5Oc6$1 doz: oscar.
ollie 75o@$1 doz; romaine S10125
doz, chicory 75c6S1 doz; parsley 50
bu, mint 40q50c doz; watercress 7Eo
doz; onions, Texas, $292.25 crate,
Bermuda $23225 crate, Egyptian
S3.75 bag, leeks 50 doz; rhubarb, M.
tive hothouse 446c lb; squash, Hub
bard $50 ton; tomatoes, native hot.
hous 30c ID, southern $2@2.75 crate:
turnips, yellow $1.75 bbl; French
white 81 bag, white eggs and flats so
@75c bu; beets 75c bu, bunch beets
S50@2 doz; carrots $1@1.25 bu,
bunch carrots 81 doz, egg plants 81
crate, oyster plants $3.50 doz, parsnips
H9125 bu, southern peas S293 bskt;
peppers 81 crate, radishes s191.50
box, okra SO crate, mushroom $1,000
2,50 bslEt.
New York eity's water reservoirs
hold a sufficient supply to meet the
usual needs Of the city for IA weeks