Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-02-16

To make the appended quotations OF value
alike to buyer and seller, ne resume oI the he
market prefaclng the quotations, should De
carefully read In market OF TINS chafac'
ter 1t Is impossible to give prices for every
day Of the week Noting however, however the ni
Curate quotations will be given on which
aealers can safely base their transactions
The severe weather of the past few
days, with its attendant handicap OF
shipping facilities, has occasioned dull
trade conditions in most Of the mar
kets. The market for dairy products
does not change much. Prices gener'
ally are we'll maintained, but since
activity is lacking, small supplies
must be put down as the sustaining
influence. Fine dairy butter Is want.
ed, and there is a steady demand for
the best grades of storage goods. Fine
box butter sells fairly well. Cheese
continues firm under a fair demand
and small offerings. Eggs are
steady, but only moderately active
Hennery and fresh eastern lots are
fairly plenty.
FLOUR - Mill shipments, spring
patents $4.45@4SO, spring clears
S3.25@36O, winter patents $3.00@42O,
winter straights s37O@3.95, winter
clears $3.50@3.7O, Kansas patents
$3.90@435.
BUTTER - Creamery, extra Yer
mont and New Hampshire S0QS1c,
northern New York 3O@31c, western
30@31c, creamery first, northern 27@
29c, creamery seconds 24@26c, thirds
19@22c, eastern creamery, best marks
28@29c, fair to good 25027c, storage
creamery extra 29 1-2@3Oc, firsts 26@
CSC, dairy fancy 26@27c, common to
good z0Q25c, western imitation
creamery 21@24c, western ladle 200
22c, packing stock 1S@20c, renovated
butter 21@23c, box and print butter
l9@31c.
CHEESE-New York, twins, fancy
l4014 1-2c, fair to good 12@13c, Yer
mont twins, fancy 13 3-4@14 1-4c, fair
to good 12@13c, Wisconsin twins II
Q13c.
EGGS Fancy. hennery 31@92c,
eastern extras 29@3Oc, common to
good 23@27c, fancy western 2Sc,
choice 27c, fair to good 24Q26c, west
srn dirties 17@20c, refrigerator 2O@
Csc.
PROVISIONS-He Heavy backs $2125,
medium backs $2O25, heavy short
cuts $2125, medium short cuts $20.25,
long cuts $22, lean ends $24.25@24.75,
bean pork $1725Q17.75, loose salt
pork II 3-Sc, corned shoulders 10 7-Sc,
smoked shoulders II 3-Sc, fresh shoul-
ders II 1-Sc, fresh ribs 13 1-4@13 1-2c,
pressed cooked meat II 3-4@14 1-2c,
skinned hams Is 3-4@16 1-2c, regular
and small hams IA 1-2@16c, boiled
hams % 1-4@22 3-4c, bacon IA 7-80
l9 1-2c, briskets 12 1-2c, bologna sc,
rrankfurts 8 1-2@1O SAC, fresh sau-
sages IL 1-4@15c, sausage meat 8 3-4c,
tongues $21.5O Dbl, raw leaf lard
II 5-8c, rendered leaf lard, in bulk
13 1-Sc, in pals 13 1904 1-8c, pure
lard, in bulk IL 5-Sc, in pals IL $50
IL 5-Sc, country dressed hogs $50
$3.50.
FRESH MEATS-Beef, choice, IA
@9c, good COZ 3-4c, hindquarters,
choice 10 3-4Q11 lac, common to
good 7@10c, forequarters choice
1-4@6 3-4, common to good APO
12c, mutton extra western 899c,
common to good 5@7c; yearlings,
good to choice, eastern 50Sc, western
5Q8 12c; spring lamb, eastern choice
10 1-2Q11c, common to good SQ10c,
western SQ11c; veal, choice eastern
l1Q12c, fair to good 9@10c, common
7QSc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed
northern and eastern fowls, choice IS
Q16c, common to good 12@14c; chick.
ems, choice large 16@18c, mixed sizes
12@15c,; chickens, nearby broilers
choice, 31-2 to 4 lbs pair 3OQ32c;
pigeons 50c@$1.60 per doz; squads
$3.50 doz; western dry-packed tur-
keys choice 16@1Sc, common to good
15@1"c; capons, fancy large tic,
mixed weights 14Q16c; chickens,
choice large 13@14c, fair to good II
Q13c, broilers fancy 16@1Sc; fowls
choice large 13@14c, common to
good 11@13c.
BEANS-Choice hand picked pea
$1.45@1.50, screened $1.30@1.4O, sec,
ond $1.2041.30, choice hand-picked
medium $155, small white California
. $3.50, choice hand-plcked yellow eyes
$2.lO, common to good $175@2, red
kidneys $2.3OQ2.4O.
FRUIT-Apples, kings $2.5O03.5 so
northern spies $203, nodheads $2d
$50, Ben Davis western $2Q2.50, east
ern $1.75Q2, greetings S2Q2.50, cold
storage lots $2.50@3, Baldwins No. l
$2Q2.75, cold storage lots $2.5O@3,
mixed Baldwins $1.75@2, No. Bald
wins $1.25Q1.75, Talman sweets S2@
$50, box stock 5Oc@$1.25; cranber.
ries, Cape Cod $6.5O@S.5O per Dbl and
$2.5OQ3 crate; oranges, Florida
choice $3,5OQ375 box, California
navels $2.5O@3.75, tangerines $5Q5.5O,
strap of half boxes, Valencias $3.50
Q6 box.
POTATOES-Aroostook Green Mt
6Oc bu, hebron 55c. sweets, Vineland
1904 bbl and $1Q125 basket.
VEGETABLES - Cabbages, drum.
head $3.50 Dbl, Savoy $3.50 Dbl; string
beans, southern $500 bskt, cucumbers
$4.15 box, carrots S5cQ$1 bu, parsnips
S5c@S1 bu, lettuce 500S5c doz, ro.
maine 81 doz, escarolle 75c@$1 doz,
chicory 75cQ$1 doz, onions, native 81
Q$1,25 bu, Cuban Bermudas SS
crate, Spanish SO crate, leeks 4Oc doz /;
yellow turnips S1.25 Dbl, French white
$lQ1.50 bag, white egg and flats 500
Zoe bu, radishes $4,000 box, south
ern spinach $3.50 Dbl, southern kale
$126Q1.50 Dbl, hothouse dandelions
$1.5O@2 bu, beets 6OQ75c bu, squashes
marrow t15O@1.75 bbl Hubbard $50
04O ton, peppers S5@650 crate, egg.
plants $10Q12 crate, oyster plants
$l.25 doz, celery, white $150@2 doz.
paschal $2@2.5O doz, parsley $1.25@
LIS bu, mint $1@1.25 doz, watercress
75cQ$l doz, hothouse tomatoes ESQ
Soc lb, southern tomatoes S3@3.5O