Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-09-07


Curate quotations will be given on which
Sealers can safely base their transactions
The flour market continues quiet,
but shows rather firmer tone. The
demand is steady for fresh beef, but
uuiet. This is also generally trGa OF
other fresh meats ana poultry. Tho
fruit and vegetable markets hold firm,
particularly on apples and potatoes.
-Ioderate offerings and good demand
tends to firm butter, cheese and egg
market.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents $5.40@5.75, spring clears, 1886
Q4.10, winter patents $450@4.S5, win
ter straights $435@46O, winter clears
$4.10@4.3O, Kansas patents $4S0@
6.2O.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras, Ver-
mont and New Hampshire 27027 1-2c,
northern New York 27@27 1-2c, west
ern 26 1-2@27 1-2c, firsts, northern
25@26c, western 25@26c, eastern
creamery, best marks 26c, fair to good
25c, dairy, fancy 25c, common to good
20Q24c, western imitation creamery
20Q23c, western ladies 19Q22c, pack
ing stock 1903 1-2c, renovated but
ter 20@23c, boxes and prints 2O@2Sc.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
13 1-4Q13 1-2c, fair to good II 1-2@
12 1-2c, Vermont twins, fancy 13c, fair
to good IL 1-2@12 1-2c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery 30c, eastern
extras 27c, common to good 1S@22c,
York state 21023c, western fancy 20
@21c, choice 1S@19 1-2c, common to
good 15Q17c, dirties 11@14c, refriger-
ators 17Q2l 1--2.
PROVISIONS-Heavy backs $1925,
medium backs $3.50, heavy short
cuts $l925, medium short cuts $3.50,
long cuts $2O75, lean ends $22.75@
23.75. bean pork $1550@16, loose salt
pork 10 3-4c; shoulders, corned 8 5-8c,
smoked 8 3-4c, fresh 10 1-2c; fresh
ribs 10 14@15 1-2c, pressed cooked
meat 12@15 1-2; hams, skinned 14@
IA 1-2c, regular and small 100
Is 1-2c, boiled 20@21c; bacon 140
20 lac, briskets II lac, bologna Sc,
sages, 11@14 1-2c, sausage meat
8 1-2c, tongues $2150 Dbl, raw, leaf lard
10 3-4c, rendered leaf, in bulk, IL 3-4c,
in pals 12 1-2@12 SAC, pure lard, in
bulk 10 5-Sc, in pals IL 3-4@11 5-Sc.
FRE6II MEATS Deef, choice o 1-e
@l0 1-2c, good 1909 lac, hindquar-
ters, choice IL 1-2@13c, common to
good 1OQ12c, foreQuarters, choice
z 1-2@Sc, common to good 7@7 1-2c,
mutton, extra western S@9c, common
to good 6Q7c, yearlings, good to
choice western 6@9c lambs, western
fall and winter 9010c, northern and
eastern spring 10@13c, western spring
1OQ12 1-2c, veals, choice eastern lie,
fair to good 9@1Oc, common 7@8c.
DRESSED POULTRY Northern
and eastern fresh killed fowls, choice
Ice, common to good 14@15c, green
ducks l5@l6c, nearby broiler chick
ems 10000, pigeons 75c@$125 doz.,
squads $2Q225 doz; western ice
packed turkeys 14@15c; fowls, choice
10 lie, common to good 14@15c;
broiler chickens, fancy 18c, fair to
good tie, old cocks lie; western froz-
en- turkeys, choice 16@1Sc, fair to
good 14Ql5c; chickens, soft roasting
16Ql7c, fair to good 12@15c.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls 13 1-2@
lac, spring chickens 15c, roasters &c.
BEANS-Choice handpicked pea
$1.S5@1.9O, screened $1.65Q1.75, sec
Onds $1.4O@1.50, choice handpicked
medium $1.75, small white California
$2.25; yellow eyes, choice handpicked
$1.75, common to good $1.5O@1.7O,
red kidney S225@2,35.
FRUITS-Apples, astrachans $3.50
@3.50 Dbl, gravensteins $2.5O@4, Will
liams $3@450, codlins $3.50@4, duch-
ess 1904, sweets $2035O, box fruit
S1@2.50; blueberries 12@15c quart;
cantaloupes, Jersey $1@1.25 crate,
Baltimore $1@1.5O, Maryland $1,000
$50, Norfolk $2@3, Colorado, stand.
ard crates SO, pony crates 80, Oklaho-
ma, standard crates $3.50, PONY crates
$l.75; cranberries, Cape Cod $3.5O@4
crate; grapefruit, California So box;
grapes, California, malagas $2025O
4-basket crate, tokays $4 Thompson's S
seedless $1,75Q2, York state, Moore's
early $l.75 carrier, wordens $1.75,
champions $1.25; lemons, foreign $4@
2 box; oranges, California late val
encias $5@6.5O box; peaches, Califor-
mia $2@275 box, Delaware $202.5O
bskt, York state $1,5O@2 bskt; pears,
California S4@4.5O box, native Clapp's
favorite $2Q2.5O bushel; pineapples,
FLORIDA smooth cayenne $606.5O
case; plums, California $1.75@275 A.
basket crate; watermelons, as to size
and quality 10000 apiece.
PoTATOES-Jersey $2.25@2.5O Dbl
and SO@S5c bu; sweet potatoes, Nor
folk $45OQ5 Dbl, Eastern Shore $3.50
@5, North Carolina 1906.
VEGETABLES-Str beans. green
$l@2 bu, wax $l@1.5O bu, shell beans
6OQ75c bu, lima beans, common 75c
G$l bu, improved S29225 bu, cab
bages $l25Ql.5O bbl cucumbers SOC
@l.5O box. lettuce 35@50c box, ro-
maine SOC doz, escarolle 75c@$1 doz,
chiccory 5O975c doz, watercress Acc
doz, mint SOC dOz, parsley 25c bu,
onions, native $1@L1O bu, southern
SlQl25 crate, Spanish, large crates
$2Q2.50, small crates 75@90c, leeks
6Oc doz, squashes, native summer Ia
&c apiece, southern marrow $1.75
crate, pumpkins $l@125 box, toma-
toes, native 50c@$1.25 bu, turnips,
yellow 1925 Dbl, white Toe bu, beets
5O@65c bu, carrots 75c931 bu, green
corn 75c@$1 box, eggplants, native
I.25@150 box, parsnips 81 bu, peas
81 bu, peppers 5O@75c box, radishes
5Oc box, rhubarb 60@75c box. spinach
S5Q5Oc bu celery, native $1Q1.25 box,
okra SO crate, mushrooms $500
ESQ basket, cauliHowers S1@1.75 dog.
The population figures for SwItzer-
land on August 8, 1905, were 3,315, ,443