Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-06-15
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.


To make the appended quotations Of value
alike to buyer and seller, the resume OF the
market, prefaClng the quotations, should be
carefully read. In market OF this charac'
ter 1t 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
Nalers can safely base their transactions
Unless summer weather sets in
very soon there is likely to be a fam.
inc in the vegetable market. Beef
and most other meats have kept stead.
lily advancing in price the past few
days. The -four market is rather
--.' s'lu weak. supplies VI uutrvi
are much in excess of consumptive re.
quirements and as prices are too high
for storage purchases most receivers
have a surplus which they find hard
to dispose of at current quotations.
The market has a fairly steady tone,
but the regular trade wants are not
large and sales are small. Cheese Is
steady with fine stock in good demand,
Eggs are plenty and as the demand Is
slack the feeling is rather weak.
FLOUR-Mill shipments, spring pa
tents $535Q5,70, spring clears S3.75@
440, winter patents $4.T6@5.2O, win.
ter straights $460Q4.90, winter clears
$4250 AGO, Kansas patents $49OQ
J3C..
BUTTER-Creamery, extra, Yer
laont and New Hampshire, "a 1.2c,
northern New York "a l-2c, western
- l-2c, creamery firsts northern 20.
LA 24c, western 23 1-2@24c, eastern
creamery, best marks 2lc, fair to good
22023c, dairy fancy 23c, common to
good l9@22c, western imitation cream.
cry 2lQ23c; western ladies' 20m2lc,
packing stock 18@19c, renovated but
ter 21@22c, box and print stock 1910
25C.
CHEESE-New York twins, fancy
old, IA 1-2@ IA 3-4c, new IL 1-2@l3C,
fair to good old 13@14c, new 1G@12c;
Vermont twins, fancy old IA 1-4Ql4-
1-2c, new 12 1-4@12 1-2c, fair to good
old l3@14c, new 10@l2c.
EGGS-Fancy hennery zoe, eastern
extras 1S@19c, common to good 800
&c, western fancy 16 &c, choice Ice,
common to good 15@15 1-2c, fresh laid
southern 1905 1-2c, western dirties
13 1904 1-2c, western storage packed
1t l-2Ql7c.
PROFESSIONALISM backs $3.50,
medium backs $18.75 heavy short cuts
$3.50, medium short cuts $1S.75, long
cuts $2l.25, lean ends $23.50W26.25,
bean pork $l625@l6.75, loose salt
pork 10 1-2c, corned shoulders 10c,
smoked shoulders 10 3-Sc fresh shoul-
ders 10 l2c, fresh ribs IL 1-4@12 1-2c,
pressed cooked meats l20l4c, skinned
hams 10 3-SQ15 7-Sc, regular and
small hams IA 1-2@16 lac boiled hams
22@22 l-2c, bacon IA 1-2@20 1-2c, bris.
hets IL l-Sc, bologna &C. frankfurts 3.
l-20lO 3-4c, fresh sausages 10 3-40
lac, sausage meat 3-4c, tongues $21.50
bbl, raw leaf lard 10 SAC, rendered
leaf in bulk IL lac, in pals 1903
l4c, pure lard in bulk, 10 3-4c, in pals
II 1-2011 3-4c.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice so
1Oc, good 7 1-2@S 1-4c, hindquarters
choice II 1-24ll 3-4c, common to
choice S6IS 1-2c, common to good 5 3.4
as lac; mutton, extra western 1l@
l2c, common to good 7@10c, yearlings
good to choice western 10@12c; lambs
western l3Gl5; veal, choice eastern
lI@l2c, fair to good 9@10c, common
Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice
lie, common to good 14@1Gc, near by
broilers 35Q37c; pigeons 75c@$150
doZ; squads $2@2.5O doz; western
ice-packed turkeys 14Q15c; fowls,
choice l5c, common to good 14@l4-
l-2c, broilers 2503Oc; old cocks 1l0
II l-2c; frozen turkeys, choice 100
1Sc good 14Q15c; capons 16@17c;
chickens, soft roasters 16@17c, fair
to good 12Q15c, fancy broilers 1870
22c: fowls, choice 15c, common to
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls IA 1.20
l5c; Toosters &C.
FRUIT-Apples, Ben Davis $350O
4 bbl, Northern Spies $4@5, No. /
Baldwins S5G6, No l russets S4@5-
No. , russets $2.50@3, box fruit $40
2; cantaloupes, Florida $3.2504 crate:
cherries, California $263.25 1Olb box;
grapefruit Florida $7@S box, Califor.
MA $4.5OQ5 $50; lemons, foreign $50
$50 box, California $450@550; or
angcs, navels $35O@5 box, st. Mi.
chaels $4q5, Mediterranean sweets
$Sm4.50. bloods $2@225, half.box. Sor-
rentos S3.25a375 box; peaches Flor.
ida $2.5O03 carrier; pineapples, Haya.
ma red Spanish $3.25@4 case, Florida
red Spanish $3.25@4; strawberries,
Delaware 14@16c Qt, Maryland 100
l5c, Norfolk 12c.
POTATOES - ArOostook, Green
Mountains 75@S0c bu, Hebrons 750
soc, Bliss 7Oc. Dakota reds 7O675c,
new Floridas $500 Dbl, sweet pota.
toes, North Carolina $4Q4.5O crate,
Vinelands $2.25@2.5O bskt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., native
seas doz, Jersey S596; string beans,
southern, green $3.5O64 bskt, wax
S3,50G4; cucumbers, hothouse S263bO
box, Florida $1.5O@2 crate; spinach
2O@30c bu, kale Coo bu; lettuce l5@
Acc doz. rOmaine 81 doz, escarolle 75c
M$l do2, chicory 81 doz, mint Acc doz,
watercress 4Oc doz, parsley 81 bu;
cabbases, southern $1.5O@l.75 crate;
onions, Texas $3.50 crate, Bermudas
$3.50 crate, Egyptians $325@9.5O bag.
leeks $l5O62 doz; squashes, native
Hubbard $50 ton, southern marrow
S2,5O@3 bbl crate, summer $150 crate;
tomatoes, hothouse 25c lb; southern
S3,50d 4.50 crate; turnips, yellow So
10 Dbl, French white 50 bag, bunch
turnips $1@1.5O doz; beets $125 bu,
bunch beets Sl@125 doz; carrots ST..
75d2 bu, bunch carrots $1@125 doz;
egg plants SO crate; oyster plants $40
l.50 doz; parsnips 81 bu; southern
peas 81 bskt; peppers 81 crate; rad.
ishps oOn coo hnN. calarv 90 EO doz.