Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-05-18


alike = buyer and seller, the resume of the
markeh prefaclng the quotations, should be
carefully read. In market or this charaC.
ter II 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 general tone OF the -four mar.
ket Is quiet, but firm. Receipts OF
butter have been rather heavy, and
as the demand Is slack, prices are not
easily maintained. Eggs hold firm in
spite OF a light demand. Choice hay
is very Arm, with lower grades steady.
Fresh meats are generally firm, eX
cepting beef which is rather quiet
Apples and potatoes continue very
firm.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents, $4.90@5.15; spring clears, $3,45
@3.9O; winter patents, $4l5@4.5O;
winter straights, $3S5@44O; winter
clears, $3.G5@4; Kansas patents, $4.20
@46O.
BUTTER-Creamery, extra Yer.
mont and New Hampshire, 26c.;
northern New York, 2Gc.; western,
26c.; creamery firsts, northern, 24@
Csc; western, 24@25c.; eastern
creamery, best marks, 25@25 1-2c.;
fair to good, 23@24c.; dairy fancy,
CSC; common to good, 20@24c.; west
ern imitation creamery, 21@24c.;
western ladies', 20@21c.; packing
stock, 19@22c.; renovated butter, %
@25c.; box and print stocks, 20@26c.
CIEESE-New York twins, fancy,
IA 1904 3-4c.; fair to good, 1870
14c.; Vermont twins, fancy, IA LAO
IA 1-2c.; fair to good, 13@14c.
BGGS-Fancy hennery, 20@21c.;
eastern extras, 10000; common to
good, 17@1Sc,; western fancy, IS 1-2c
choice, 1885,; common to good, 16 10
OF 1-2c.; fresh laid southern, 1G@
II lee; western dirties, Is 1-2@1Gc.;
western storage packed, IS 1-2619c.
HAY, ETC.-Choice, $24; No. l,
$22@23; No. 2, $2O@21: No. 3, $1G5O
617.5O; prime rye straw, $l2.50@
1850; oat straw, $9@9.5O.
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs, $19;
medium backs, $1S25; heavy short
cuts, $19; medium short cuts, $1S.25;
long cuts, SPOTS; lean ends, $23.5O@
2625; bean pork, $15.75@16.25; loose
salt pork, 10 lac; corned shoulders,
10 1-4c.; smoked shoulders, 10 3-8c.;
fresh shoulders, 10 3-4c.; fresh ribs,
12 3-4@13c.; pressed cooked meats,
12 1-4@14 1.2c.; skinned hams, Is 1-2
@16c.; regular and small hams, ID 3.4
16c. boiled hams, 81 1-2@22c.; bacon,
IA 3-4@20 1-4c.; briskets, II 3-4c.;
bologna, &C.; frankfurts, 8 1-2@10 2-4c.;
fresh sausages, IL 1-4@15c.; sausage
meat, s 3-4c. tongues, $21.5O bbl.;
raw leaf lard, 10 1-2c.; rendered lard,
in bulk, IL 3-Sc.; in pals, 13 lao
10 5-Sc.; pure lard in bulk, 10 3-4c.; in
pals, II 1-4@11 3-4c.; country dressed
hogs, S@S 1-4c
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice, so
3.4c,; good, 7 1-4@Sc.; hindQuarters,
choice, 10 1-4@1O 3-4c.; common to
good, 9@1Oc.; forequarters, choice,
1.4@6 3-4c.; common to good, IL
acc; mutton, extra western, 9010c.;
common to good, 6@Sc.; yearlings,
good to choice, western, 10@11c.;
lambs, western, 1908 1.2c,; veal,
choice eastern, 1O@11c.; fair to good,
S09c. common, 6@7c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh-killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice
i6c.; common to good, 14@15c.; near
by broilers, 35@3So.; pigeons, 75c@
$3.50 doz.; squads, $2Q2,50 doz;
western ice-packed turkeys, 14@15c.;
fowls, choice, 14@14 1-2c.; common
20 good, 13@14c.; old cocks, 10 1-2c.;
frozen turkeys, choice, 16@1Sc.; good,
t4015c.; capons, 16@17c; chickens,
soft roasting, 15@16c.; fair to good
12014c. fancy broilers, 18@22c.;
fowls, choice, 14c.; common to good,
I2@13c.
FRUIT-Apples, Ben Davis, east
ern, $3@350 bbl.; western, $404.50;
northern spies, $3@45O; No. l, Bald.
wins, fresh arrivals, $3.50@4.25; cold
storage lots, $4@5; No. 2 Baldwins,
$2.5O@3.2S; greetings, $2.50@S25; No
/ russets, $3.50@4.50; No. 2 russets
$2@2,5O; box fruit, $1@1.5O; cranber
ries, Cape Cod, barrels, $14016;
crates, So; grapefruit, Florida, SAGE
box; California, $2.7503.25; lemons
foreign, s4.50@5.50 box; California
$4500550; oranges, Florida, fancy
late, tardiffs, $4@4.5O box; CalifoI
mia nayels, $2.5O@45O a box; bloodA
$175@2.25 half box; tangerines, $2G
$50 ha f box; Valencias, $5@6.5O box
Sorrey.os, $3@3.5O box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Green Mt
S5QS9c. bu.; Hebrons, S5c.; rose, 81
1S5c. cobblers, 90c.; sweet potatoes
VinelAnds, 1904 bbl.; Jerseys, bas
kets, $1.5O@2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Charles
ton, $264 doz.; Jersey, $306; string
beaEs, southern green, $175@2 bskt;
wax, $175@2.75; cabbages, old drum
heal, 81 bbl.; new southern, $2.504
2.75 crate; celery, white. $242.25 doz;
cucdmbers, native hothouse, $3@5.5J
boz; Florida, $25O63 crate; spinach,
S2@225 bbl; kale, $3.50 bbl. dande
lions, 50@60c. bu. beet green's, $40
l26; lettuce, SOC. @$l.25 .doz.; esca.
role, 75c.9$1 doz.; romaine, 81 doz.;
chlcory, I5c.@$l doz.; parsley, $l.75
a. bu. mint, 40650c doz; water
crCss, 5O675c doz. onions, Texas, 81
d2.25 crate; Bermudas, $2@2.25
crate; Egyptian, 1915 bag; leeks, 81
do2. rhubarb, native hothouse, 4Q
&C. h.. squash, Hubbard, $50 ton; to-
matoes, native hothouse, 2O@S0o. lb.;
southern, $1.7562 crate; turnips, yel-
low, $1.75@2 bbl.; French white, $1@
l5O bag; white eggs and flats, 500
75c bu; beets, 75c.6$1 bu.; bunch
beets 81 50n2 doz.. carrots. Slml25